TUSCULUM URBANA GAME 4 THE COACHES - Athletics

GAME 4 

Date: Saturday, September 18, 2010 

Time: 1 p.m. (EST) 

Site: Greeneville, Tennessee 

Stadium: Niswonger Sports Complex / Pioneer 

Field (3,500) 

Series: Tusculum leads 2-0 

Last Meeting: Tusculum 45, Urbana 35, 

September 19, 2009 in Urbana 

Rankings: Tusculum is No. 24 in AFCA Division II 

Poll. 

TV: None 

Radio: The Pioneer Sports Network. Broadcast 

locally in Greeneville on WSMG 1450 AM and in 

the stadium at 90.5 FM. A live broadcast is available 

on the Internet at TusculumPioneers.com 

and RedZoneMedia.com. Brian Stayton (PBP), 

Joe Byrd (color analyst) and Justin Jeffers (sideline 

analyst) provide the call for this week’s 

game. 

TUSCULUM 

(3-0, 0-0 SAC) 

Date Opponent Time 

8/28 Charleston (W.Va.) .......... Won 24-12 

9/4 at Findlay ........................... Won 16-3 

9/11 at Western Carolina ....... Won 54-30 

9/18 Urbana ..................................... 1 pm 

9/25 Open Date 

10/2 at Mars Hill* ......................... 2:30 pm 

10/9 Newberry* (HC) ........................ 2 pm 

10/16 at Wingate* ......................... 1:30 pm 

10/23 at Lenoir-Rhyne* ................. 2:30 pm 

10/30 Brevard* .............................. 1:30 pm 

11/6 at Catawba* ......................... 1:30 pm 

11/13 Carson-Newman* ................ 1:30 pm 

* South Atlantic Conference Game 

HC - Homecoming Game 

Home Games in Bold 

All Times Eastern and Subject to Change 

URBANA 

(1-1) 

Date Opponent Time 

9/4 at W.Va. Wesleyan .......... Lost 14-17 

9/11 Seton Hill ....................... Won 44-13 

9/18 at #24 Tusculum ........................ 1 pm 

9/25 at Walsh ..................................... 1 pm 

10/2 Southwest Baptist .................... Noon 

10/9 Kentucky Wesleyan ................. Noon 

10/16 at St. Joseph’s ............................ 2 pm 

10/23 Charleston (W.Va.) .................... Noon 

10/30 at Missouri S&T ......................... 2 pm 

11/6 Central State ............................ Noon 

11/13 at Notre Dame College ............. 1 pm 

Home Games in Bold 

All Times Eastern and Subject to Change 

UNDEFEATED TUSCULUM RETURNS HOME TO HOST 

URBANA IN FINAL NON-CONFERENCE GAME 

The Tusculum Pioneers (3-0) are off to their 

best start in eight seasons as they return home to 

host Urbana University today at the Niswonger 

Sports Complex and Pioneer Field. 

The Pioneers are off to their first 3-0 start 

since 2002 following last Saturday’s stunning 54- 

30 road win over NCAA Football Championship 

Subdivision (FCS) Western Carolina University. 

Urbana (1-1) evened its season record last 

weekend with a 44-13 victory over Seton Hill University 

in the Blue Knights’ home opener. 

Tusculum quarterback Bo Cordell accounted 

for five touchdowns (4 pass, 1 rush), while the Pioneer 

defense returned two WCU fumbles for 

scores. 

Tusculum leads the South Atlantic Conference 

in pass offense (385.7 ypg - 4th in NCAA II ), 

total offense (451.0 ypg - 19th in NCAA II) and rushing 

defense (82.3 ypg - 28th in NCAA II). TC also has 

one of the top receiving corps in the nation, led by 

junior Deonte’ Gist, who leads the SAC averaging 

120.3 receiving yards per game (10th in NCAA II). 

Today will be the third recorded meeting 

between the Pioneers and the Blue Knights. Tusculum 

has won the previous two encounters, including 

last year’s 45-35 win at Urbana as Cordell 

passed for 478 yards and three touchdowns. 

THE COACHES 

Tusculum College (3-0, 0-0 SAC) 

Head Coach: Frankie DeBusk 

Alma Mater: Furman, 1991 

Record at Tusculum: 74-59 (13 years) 

Overall Record: 74-59 (13 years) 

Record vs. Urbana: 2-0 

Urbana University (1-1) 

Head Coach: David Taynor 

Alma Mater: Urbana, 1999 

Record at Urbana: 8-16 (3 years) 

Overall Record: 8-16 (3 years) 

Record vs. Tusculum: 0-2 

TEAM FORMATIONS 

Offense Defense 

Tusculum ............... Spread 3-3-5 

Urbana .................. Multiple 3-3-5 

MEDIA INFORMATION 

Tusculum SID ..................................... Dom Donnelly 

Office Phone ...................................... (423) 636-7326 

Donnelly’s Cell Phone ......................... (423) 341-0091 

Email ................................. ddonnelly@tusculum.edu 

SID Fax .............................................. (423) 636-7370 

Urbana SID ......................................... Chris Anders 

Office Phone ...................................... (937) 484-1290 

Email ....................................... canders@urbana.edu 

SID Fax .............................................. (947) 484-1389 

Pioneer Field Press Box .................... (423) 636-7344 

PIONEER SHOTS 

• Today will be the third recorded meeting between Tusculum 

and Urbana. TC has won the previous two meetings, 

including last season’s 45-35 decision at Urbana. 

• Tusculum is 3-0 all-time against teams from the State 

of Ohio (2-0 vs. Urbana; 1-0 vs. Findlay). 

• Tusculum is ranked No. 24 in this week’s AFCA Division 

II Poll. This marks the first time TC has been ranked since 

last year’s AFCA preseason poll, where TC was listed 23rd. 

TC has been ranked 36 previous times in the AFCA Poll. TC 

is also listed No. 20 in the D2Football.com Poll this week. 

• Tusculum is off to its first 3-0 start since 2002. The 

Pioneers have opened the season 3-0 on seven previous 

occasions (1918, 1931, 1932, 1934, 1998, 2001, 2002). 

• Tusculum leads the South Atlantic Conference in pass 

offense (385.7 ypg), total offense (451.0 ypg), rushing 

defense (82.3 ypg), first downs (65), sacks by (14) and 

PAT kicking (10-10, 1.00). Individually, five Pioneers lead 

the SAC in eight statistical categories. Bo Cordell leads the 

league in passing (385.7 ypg) and total offense (386.3 

ypg), while Deonte’ Gist leads the league in receiving yards 

per game (120.3 ypg). Kicker Gareth Rowlands leads the 

league in kick scoring (9.3 ppg), field goals (2.00 avg) and 

PAT kicking percentage (10-10, 1.00). David Little leads 

the league in sacks, averaging 1.67 per contest. 

• Quarterback Bo Cordell passed for 3,458 yards in his 

rookie campaign in 2009, while establishing three NCAA II 

Freshman single-season records (pass yds., pass yds. per 

game and total offense ypg). He passed for a school record 

524 yards in the season finale at No. 14 Carson-Newman 

(2nd most in South Atlantic Conference history). Named 

SAC Offensive Freshman of the Year and is a Preseason All- 

SAC First Team selection in 2010. 

• Cordell has been named the D2Football.com National 

Offensive Player of the Week. Cordell has also been named 

SAC Offensive Player of the Week three times this season. 

• Tusculum defense has recorded 14 sacks this season, 

including 13 combined in its last two games. The Pioneer 

defense posted eight sacks total for the entire 2009 season. 

• Senior defensive end David Little tied a school record 

with three sacks against Findlay. He also recovered a 

fumble and blocked a punt. He was named SAC Defensive 

Player of the Week for his efforts. 

• Rowlands has been named to the “Fred Mitchell Award” 

Watch List for a second straight season. The Mitchell 

Award recognizes the College Division (NCAA II & III) 

Placekicker of the Year. 

• Rowlands has recorded 187 points in his career, making 

him the all-time leader in kick scoring in Tusculum history. 

He holds nine school single-game, season and career 

kicking records, including most field goals made in a career 

(30). 

• Rowlands has made 27 consecutive extra points entering 

this week’s game. 

• Senior receiver Calvin Britt owns the best yards per 

reception average in school history (21.42 ypr). His 

1,671receiving yards are sixth in TC history (on just 78 

receptions). 

• Britt has accounted for 19 career TD receptions, which 

is tied for a Tusculum career mark with Jamichael Caldwell 

(2004-07). 

• Tusculum is 71-9 all-time when scoring 30 or more 

points and 41-2 when posting 40 or more points. 

• Since 1991, the Pioneers are 6-8 all-time in games prior 

to a bye week. During the DeBusk era (since 1998), TC is 

6-3 in those contests. 

• Urbana’s Perry Jenkins has recorded three interceptions 

in two games this year, which is tied for the national 

lead. Travis Brisco is averaging 2.0 sacks per contest, which 

are tied for fourth best in the NCAA II. 

PIONEERS VS. URBANA • SEPT. 18, 2010 2010 TUSCULUM COLLEGE FOOTBALL • 1

HEAD COACH FRANKIE DEBUSK 

Frankie DeBusk is in his 13th season as head coach at Tusculum 

College. He is also in his fourth year as athletic director 

at Tusculum. The Greeneville, Tenn. native has compiled 

a 74-59 record, making him the winningest gridiron coach in 

school history. His Pioneers have posted a 67-44 mark over 

the last 10 years. DeBusk guided TC to a 9-4 record in 2008, 

while winning the program’s second South Atlantic Conference 

championship and a berth to the NCAA Playoffs. For 

his efforts, he was named the 2008 SAC Coach of the Year 

and AFCA Region Coach of the Year. He led TC to a 9-2 record 

in 2003 while claiming its first-ever SAC championship. Prior 

to coming to TC, DeBusk served as an assistant coach at the 

University of Chattanooga for five seasons (1993-97). He 

also spent two years on the Furman University staff (1991- 

92). The 1991 Furman graduate was a two-time All-Southern 

Conference quarterback, where he led the Paladins to a NCAA 

I-AA National Championship in 1988. DeBusk still holds 16 

Paladin single-season and career records and was inducted 

into his alma mater’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998. 

DEBUSK YEAR-BY-YEAR 

Overall SAC 

Year Record Record 

1998 ................................... 5-6 ................................ --- 

1999 ................................... 2-9 .............................. 0-8 

2000 ................................... 7-4 .............................. 4-3 

2001 ................................... 8-2 .............................. 5-2 

2002 ................................... 7-4 .............................. 3-4 

2003 ................................... 9-2 .............................. 6-1 

2004 ................................... 6-4 .............................. 4-3 

2005 ................................... 3-7 .............................. 1-6 

2006 ................................... 6-5 .............................. 3-4 

2007 ................................... 6-5 .............................. 4-2 

2008 ................................... 9-4 .............................. 5-2 

2009 ................................... 3-7 .............................. 2-5 

2010 ................................... 3-0 .............................. 0-0 

Totals ............................ 74-59 ......................... 37-40 

DEBUSK BY THE NUMBERS 

Home Games ......................................................... 39-23 

Road Games .......................................................... 35-36 

Overtime .................................................................... 1-1 

vs. SAC ................................................................... 37-40 

vs. Non-Conference ............................................... 37-19 

vs. Ranked Teams ..................................................... 9-21 

vs. NCAA FCS (I-AA) Teams ......................................... 9-4 

When Tusculum is nationally ranked ..................... 18-10 

NCAA II Playoffs ......................................................... 1-1 

Games decided by 7 points or less ........................ 27-20 

Games decided by 3 points or less .......................... 13-7 

Tusculum scores at least 30 points ......................... 44-5 

Tusculum scores at least 40 points ......................... 23-1 

Tusculum scores at least 50 points ........................... 7-0 

August ....................................................................... 8-3 

September ............................................................. 29-17 

October ................................................................. 23-28 

November .............................................................. 14-11 

TUSCULUM ASSISTANTS 

Marc Kolb .................. Associate Head Coach/OC/QB-WR 

Kevin Weston ..................... Assistant Head Coach/DC/LB 

Caleb Slover .............................................. Running Backs 

Karl Scott ................................................ Defensive Backs 

Steve McGill .............................................. Defensive Line 

Spencer Riley ............................................. Offensive Line 

Louis DeBusk ........................................ Volunteer Coach 

TUSCULUM SCOUTING REPORT 

It has been a balanced team effort for the 

Tusculum Pioneers through their first three contests. 

TC has been getting impressive offensive 

numbers from its passing attack, while the Tusculum 

defense leads the league against the run, 

while recording a South Atlantic Conference best 

14 quarterback sacks, including 13 over the last 

two weeks. 

The offensive unit, which continues to boast 

one of the top passing attacks in the country, is 

led by sophomore quarterback Bo Cordell, the 

2009 South Atlantic Conference Offensive Freshman 

of the Year. The 6-1, 195-pound Cincinnati, 

Ohio product has passed for 1,157 yards and eight 

touchdowns through three games this season. 

Cordell leads the league in pass offense 

(385.7 ypg - 2nd in NCAA II) and total offense (386.3 

ypg - 2nd in NCAA II), while accounting for nine 

touchdowns, including five (4 pass, 1 rush) in last 

weekend’s 54-30 win over FCS Western Carolina. 

In 2009, Cordell passed for 3,458 yards and 

23 touchdowns. He established three NCAA II 

Freshman records, while his passing yardage tally 

was the second most in school history and the 

fourth most by a SAC signal caller. 

In his last seven starts, Cordell has passed 

for over 300 in six of those outings, including his 

last five. During his last seven games, Cordell is 

averaging 388 passing yards per game, including 

21 touchdowns. 

TC’s top returning wideout is junior Rashaad 

Carter. The 2010 Preseason All-SAC Second Team 

pick is second in the conference in receptions (23) 

and fourth in receiving yards (297 - 6th in NCAA II). 

Carter (Stone Mountain, Ga.) has also accounted 

for a pair of TD receptions. In this year’s home 

opener against Charleston, he recorded career 

highs with 11 catches for 166 yards. He became 

the 12th Pioneer in school history to eclipse 1,000 

receiving yards for his career. He enters this 

week’s game with 1,165 yards on 82 receptions. 

Junior Deonte’ Gist (Wellford, S.C.) is leading 

the league in receiving yards, averaging 120.3 

yards per contest. Gist has tallied 361 receiving 

yards (2nd in NCAA II) on 22 carries (7.33 rpg - 4th 

in SAC). Gist posted 141 receiving yards on six 

catches last week against Western Carolina. The 

Preseason All-SAC Second Team selection preceded 

that with his career-best 10-catch, 151-yard 

effort at Findlay. 

Also garnering Preseason All-SAC honors is 

senior Calvin Britt. Britt, a 6-0, 190-pound product 

of Augusta, Ga., has the ability to be one of 

Tusculum’s best big-play receivers in school history. 

He enters this week’s contest averaging 

21.42 yards per reception during his career, which 

is tops in school history. He has accounted for 

1,671 receiving yards (5th in TC history) and 19 

touchdowns, which are tied for the most ever by 

a Pioneer. In 2010, Britt has recorded 12 catches 

for 174 yards and two touchdowns, both coming 

last week at WCU. 

Junior Michael Rodriguez, a 6-1, 190-pound 

tight end from Columbia, S.C., is third on the team 

this year with his 14 receptions for 114 yards and 

two touchdowns. Rodriguez sixth in the league 

averaging 4.67 catches per contest. 

Junior Jonathan Lyons (6-2, 190, Hampton, 

Tenn.), has seen an increase in playing time, both 

on offense and on special teams. Lyons leads the 

team in kick-off returns, averaging 25 yards per 

return, which is fifth in the conference. 

Making the move from defensive side of the 

ball is sophomore Orlando Price (6-2, 200, Colum- 

bia, S.C.), who has joined the receiving corps and 

is competing for playing time at tight end. 

New to the program is North Carolina transfer 

Joshua McKie. The 6-0, 195-pound red-shirt 

freshman from Mauldin, S.C. is also be joined by 

rookie Xzanvion Smith (5-11, 180, Anderson, S.C.). 

Smith scored his first TD as a Pioneer last week at 

WCU as he hauled in a 73-yard scoring grab, the 

13th longest in school history. 

Sophomore Brian Marshall is the starting 

running back in the Tusculum backfield. Marshall 

(5-7, 180, Chattanooga, Tenn.), who redshirted 

last season, has emerged as TC’s leading rusher 

with 70 yards on 24 carries. He has also made 10 

receptions for 74 yards. 

True freshman Chad Blakely (5-10, 180, Knoxville, 

Tenn.) has seen a good amount of playing 

time early this season in the TC backfield. He is 

second on the team in rushing (63) and fifth in allpurpose 

yardage (123). 

Redshirt freshmen Chad Coleman (6-0, 245, 

Andersonville, Tenn.) and Jeffrey Booker (5-10, 

185, Maryville, Tenn.) and will also be looking to 

contribute in the TC backfield. Booker rushed for 

23 yards on four carries last week at WCU. 

The Pioneer offensive front returns four starters 

from last year’s team. Anchoring the offensive 

line this season is 2009 All-SAC Second Team 

guard Hannibal Ruiz. The 6-2, 310-pound product 

of Atlanta, Ga. has started in every game he has 

appeared in during his Tusculum career and is a 

Preseason All-SAC First Team choice this year. 

Senior Casey Sivert (6-5, 270, Rogersville, Tenn.) 

returns for his collegiate finale, while juniors Josh 

Stone (6-1, 320, Smithville, Tenn.) and Dustin 

Moorehead (6-4, 285, Elora, Tenn.) are back. Also 

returning are seniors Brandon Priest (6-2, 290, 

Loganville, Ga.) and Eric Jefferson (6-1, 280, Atlanta, 

Ga.), junior Pat Aiken (6-1, 280, Greenwood, 

S.C.), sophomores Israel Pickens (6-4, 300, Piedmont, 

S.C.) and Cody Kennedy (6-6, 250, Douglas, 

Ga.), and redshirt freshmen David Davis (6-4, 275, 

McEwen, Tenn.), Christian Bell (6-2, 285, 

Madisonville, Tenn.) and Nate Riddle (6-6, 320, 

Canton, Ga.). Newcomer Lee Kizer (6-2, 290, Portland, 

Tenn.) has worked his way onto the TC depth 

chart at center during fall drills. 

The Tusculum defense returns five starters 

for first-year defensive coordinator Kevin Weston. 

Weston, who is entering his sixth year on the 

coaching staff at his alma mater, and third as assistant 

head coach. Weston will also be coaching 

the TC linebackers after mentoring the TC defensive 

line for the last five years. 

The Pioneer defense has stepped up in the 

first three games of the season, limiting opponents 

to 15 points per game (3rd in SAC) and leads 

the league in sacks with 14, including four last 

week at WCU. Tusculum finished last in the conference 

last year in sacks with eight. 

Junior college transfer Boomer Brown (5-11, 

235, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) has made quite an impression 

in his in his first three Tusculum outings. 

He led all players with 15 tackles, including one 

for loss in his TC debut against Charleston. He is 

tied for the team lead with 24 tackles (T8th in 

SAC), including four for loss (T6th in SAC) and a pair 

of sacks (T6th). He forced a pair of fumbles at 

Findlay two weeks ago. 

SERIES HISTORY 

Date Location Result 

9/20/08 Greeneville, Tenn. ............. TC 21-0 

9/19/09 Urbana, Ohio .................... TC 45-35 

2 • 2010 TUSCULUM COLLEGE FOOTBALL PIONEERS VS. URBANA • SEPT. 18, 2010

Greenwood, S.C. senior linebacker Zachary 

Norman, a preseason All-SAC Second Team selection, 

led the Pioneers with 69 tackles last season, 

including one for loss. This year, he is fourth on 

the team with 16 tackles, including a pair of sacks. 

Senior linebacker Mason Fowler is fifth on the 

team with 15 tackles, including five for loss and 

three sacks (T3rd in SAC). The 5-10, 225-pound 

product of Dacula, Ga. made four stops last week 

at WCU. 

Sophomore Brian Alexander (6-1, 225, Union 

Point, Ga.) tallied a career-best six hits at Western 

Carolina last Saturday, including a sack. 

The most veteran-laden group on the Tusculum 

team this season is the defensive front. All 

three starters return to the defensive trenches, 

including senior defensive end David Little. Little 

accounted for 34 tackles, including five stops behind 

the line of scrimmage and three sacks in his 

first year in a Tusculum uniform. The 6-3, 240pound 

native of Miami, Fla., is leading the defensive 

front in stops with 12 tackles, including six 

for loss and five sacks, which are both team bests. 

He had a sensational game two weeks ago against 

Findlay where he made seven tackles, including 

three sacks, along with a fumble recovery and 

blocked a punt. For his efforts, he was named the 

South Atlantic Conference Defensive Player of the 

Week. 

Preseason All-SAC Second Team pick 

Jermaine Jennings (6-4, 260, Duncan, S.C.) has 

posted six tackles this season, including three flor 

loss and a sack. 

Junior nose guard Jason Muehling earned a 

start in his last six contests of 2009 as he accounted 

for 35 tackles, including three for loss. 

The 6-2, 250-pound Calhoun, Ga. native, tallied a 

career-high seven tackles last week at WCU and 

returned a fumble for a 60-yard touchdown. He 

was named the SAC Defensive Player of the Week. 

Terrence Smith led all defensive lineman 

with 39 tackles last season, including four for loss 

and two sacks. The 6-6, 230-pound junior from 

Riverdale, Ga., has made nine tackles, recovered 

a fumble and is tied for the team-lead in pass 

break-ups (3). 

Senior Fetuao Mua provides a strong presence 

at the nose guard position. After redshirting 

last season, Mua (6-1, 310, Concord, Calif.) is back 

after posting 20 tackles in 2008, including two for 

loss. Mua made a pair of tackles, including a sack 

at Findlay. 

Wesley Jackson, Jr. (6-1, 230, Jr., Hollywood, 

Fla.) rounds out the group of upperclassmen in the 

defensive trenches. Jackson played his JUCO football 

last season at the New Mexico Military Institute. 

Through three games, Jackson has posted 

five tackles, including two behind the line of scrimmage 

and a sack. 

In the Tusculum defensive secondary, junior 

T.J. Jones is one of two starters back from last season. 

Jones, a 5-9, 160-pound native of Duncan, 

S.C., started off the season well with three solo 

hits and an interception against Charleston and 

followed with three stops at Findlay two weeks 

ago. 

Senior Rashaun Harris, a 5-10, 185-pound free 

safety from Gaffney, S.C., is third on the team in 

tackles with 19. Harris finished with seven stops 

each against Charleston and Findlay. In the 

Findlay game, Rashaun posted a tackle for loss 

and forced a fumble. 

One of the biggest performances in the early 

season has come from sophomore Luke Harris (6- 

1, 185, Floyd, Va.). Luke is tied for the team-lead 

with 24 tackles (8th in SAC), including five for loss 

and a sack. He led all players with 10 stops last 

week at WCU, including seven solo hits. 

Senior Marcus Jackson finished seventh on 

the team last year with 43 tackles, including 25 

solo stops. The 5-10, 185-pound North Augusta, 

S.C. native accounted for three tackles for loss and 

a pass break-up. 

Senior Darrion Ashby (5-11, 155, Compton, 

Calif.) added nine stops and five pass break-ups a 

year ago and started this season well seven tackles 

and a team-best three passes defended 

through the first two games. 

Juniors Justin Arrington (5-9, 155, Union City, 

Ga.) and Kent Aigbe (6-1, 190, Antioch, Tenn.) 

posted nine and seven tackles, respectively in 

2009. Arrington established Tusculum history last 

week at WCU. With the Catamounts driving, 

Arrington picked up a fumble and returned it 90 

yards for the game’s first score. It was the longest 

fumble return in school history. 

Several incoming freshmen have made quite 

an impression so far this season, including LiRonta 

Archie (6-0, 185, Fairburn, Ga.), John Perry (6-1, 

185, Branford, Fla.) and Katron “Jelly” Becton (5- 

10, 165, Miami, Fla.). Becton posted an outstanding 

rookie debut as he finished with seven tackles 

and a pass break-up against Charleston. Archie 

has tallied 14 hits and recovered a fumble in his 

first three Pioneer contests. 

All-Region kicker Gareth Rowlands is looking 

to make his senior campaign the best. The 

Benllech, Wales product garnered All-SAC First 

Team honors last season is putting a staple on one 

of the all-time top kicking careers in Tusculum history. 

He already holds nine school single-game, 

season and career kicking records, including career 

points (189), career PATs made (97), PAT attempts 

(112), career field goals made (30) and career 

field goal attempts (49). 

Last week, he was successful on all eight of 

his kicks (6-6 PAT; 2-2 FG). He recorded 12 points, 

including field goals of 45 and 21 yards. For his 

efforts, he was named the SAC Special Teams 

Player of the Week. 

Rowlands led the team in scoring last season 

with 66 points (2nd in SAC), going 30-of-31 on 

extra points and 12-of-16 in field goals. The twotime 

ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 

honoree led the SAC in field goals made (12, 17th 

in NCAA II) as he went a perfect 7-of-7 on field goals 

from 40-to-49 yards. 

He enters this week’s action having made 

each of his last 27 extra point attempts, including 

10-of-10 this season. He has also made six of his 

eight field goal attempts this season, including 3of-5 

two weeks ago at Findlay. 

Gone is All-American and Tusculum leading 

all-time punter John Gregory. Slated to take over 

the punting chores is redshirt freshman Andy 

Rosetti. The 5-11, 190-pound product from Kenneth 

City, Fla., is averaging 31.8 yards on his 18 

punts this season, incuding four inside the 

opponent’s 20-yard line and five fair catches. 

Rounding out the special teams is sophomore 

long-snapper Skylar West. West, a 6-5, 215pound 

Oneida, Tenn. native, garnered All-SAC First 

Team accolades in his first Tusculum campaign. 

SAC STANDINGS 

SAC Overall 

TUSCULUM ........................... 0-0 3-0 

Lenoir-Rhyne ........................ 0-0 2-1 

Mars Hill ................................ 0-0 2-1 

Newberry .............................. 0-0 1-1 

Brevard .................................. 0-0 1-1 

Carson-Newman .................. 0-0 1-1 

W ingate ................................ 0-0 1-1 

Catawba ................................ 0-0 1-1 

LAST WEEK’S GAMES 

Saturday, September 11, 2010 

Mars Hill 41, St. Augustine's 12 

Catawba 59, Livingstone 8 

Tusculum 54, Western Carolina 30 

Valdosta St. 45, Newberry 17 

Lenoir-Rhyne 41, Davidson 13 

THIS WEEK’S GAMES 

Thursday, September 16, 2010 

7 p.m. Concordia at #19 Carson-Newman 

8 p.m. Newberry at Samford 


1 p.m. Urbana at #24 Tusculum 

1:30 p.m. Mars Hill at Charleston Southern 

1:30 p.m. #14 UNC Pembroke at Wingate 

2 p.m. Brevard at Johnson C. Smith 

7 p.m. Shaw at Catawba 

7 p.m. Lenoir-Rhyne at North Greenville 

NEXT WEEK’S GAMES 


2 p.m. Carson-Newman at UNC Pembroke 

4 p.m. Brevard at Southern Virginia 

UPCOMING GAMES 

Saturday, October 2, 2010 

1:30 p.m. Catawba at Wingate* 

2 p.m. Carson-Newman at Brevard* 

2:30 p.m. Tusculum at Mars Hill* 

4 p.m. Lenoir-Rhyne at Newberry* 


1:30 p.m. Brevard at Catawba* 

2 p.m. Newberry at Tusculum* 

2:30 p.m. Mars Hill at Lenoir-Rhyne* 

3 p.m. Wingate at Carson-Newman* 


1:30 p.m. Tusculum at Wingate* 

1:30 p.m. Newberry at Mars Hill* 

1:30 p.m. Carson-Newman at Catawba* 

6 p.m. Lenoir-Rhyne at Brevard* 


1 p.m. Mars Hill at Carson-Newman* 

2:30 p.m. Tusculum at Lenoir-Rhyne* 

4 p.m. Catawba at Newberry* 


TUSCULUM’S LAST GAME 

Tusculum 54, Western Carolina 30 

September 11, 2010 

CULLOWHEE, N.C. --- Bo Cordell passed for 410 

yards and four touchdowns, while the Tusculum 

defense returned a pair of fumbles for scores as 

the Pioneers stunned host Western Carolina, 54- 

30 at E.J. Whitmire Stadium / Bob Waters Field. 

The game was halted with 2:39 remaining in 

regulation due to inclement weather. 

The Pioneers (3-0) record their first win over 

the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision 

Catamounts (0-2) as Tusculum remains 

undefeated on the young season. 

Cordell went 25-for-45 on the night as he 

matches a career-best with four TD tosses on no 

interceptions. Deonte’ Gist had another 

outstanding performance with his six receptions 

for 141 yards. Calvin Britt accounted for three 

catches for 58 yards, including a pair of 

touchdowns, giving him 17 for his career, which 

ties the school record in that category. 

Defensively, Luke Harris accounted for 10 

tackles, including seven solo hits, while Jason 

Muehling made seven stops, including a sack and 

returned a fumble 60 yards for his first collegiate 

touchdown. It was also the third longest fumble 

return in Tusculum history. 

The Catamounts were in position to score 

driving to the TC 9, but Tusculum’s Justin Arrington 

picked up a fumble and scampered 90 yards at 

the 9:35 mark of the first quarter. Gareth 

Rowlands added the extra point for a 7-0 lead. 

The 90-yard fumble return is the longest in school 

history, surpassing the previous best of 79 by Josh 

Hubbard at North Alabama in 2005. 

The turnover sparked 27 straight points by 

the Pioneers. Following a missed WCU field goal 

attempt, Tusculum marched 80 yards in 10 plays, 

capped off by a seven-yard TD pass from Cordell 

to Britt with 13:31 left in the second quarter. 

TC’s second offensive touchdown was set up 

when Billy Pooser blocked a punt and recovered 

it as the WCU 27. Two plays later, Cordell found 

Rashaad Carter in the end zone on a 29-yard TD 

strike and a 21-0 lead with 11:18 remaining before 

halftime. 

WCU’s next possession stalled at midfield 

and Tusculum took over at its own eight-yard line. 

Cordell orchestrated a 12-play, 92-yard march to 

pay-dirt, which he finished off with a one-yard 

quarterback keeper. TC converted on third down 

twice on the drive, including a 49-yard completion 

to Gist on third-and-10. 

The Catamounts broke up the shut-out when 

Zac Brindise completed a 20-yard touchdown 

pass to Deja Alexander with 10 seconds left in the 

half. Blake Bostic’s kick made it 27-7 at the 

intermission. 

WCU took the opening possession of the 

second half and went 67 yards on 10 plays, capped 

off by a Brindise 28-yard TD toss to Josh Cockrell 

as the Catamounts now trailed 27-14 at the 11:18 

mark of the third quarter. 

But Tusculum answered on the ensuing 

possession. Jonathan Lyons returned the kickoff 

39 yards to the TC 45. Cordell went 5-for-5 on the 

drive, including a 39-yard pass to Britt to put the 

Pioneers ahead 34-14 with 9:21 left in the quarter. 

Rowlands added a 45-yard field on 

Tusculum’s next possession for a 37-14 lead. TC 

added another touchdown on Muehling’s 60-yard 

fumble return at the 1:36 mark of the quarter. 

Tusculum scored its final touchdown of the 

night when Cordell completed a 73-yard strike to 

Xzanvion Smith with 9:50 left in the game for the 

12th longest pass play in school history. 

The Catamounts added a pair of touchdowns 

later in the game, while Rowlands converted on a 

21-yard field goal to wrap up the scoring. 

WCU out-gained the Pioneers by a 478-452 

margin, but Tusculum forced a pair of turnovers, 

while committing none on the evening. 

Brindise finished the night going 23-of-39 for 

304 yards and four touchdowns. Jacoby Mitchell 

posted eight receptions for 116 yards and a TD, 

while Cockrell accounted for four catches for 110 

yards and a score. 

URBANA’S LAST GAME 

Urbana 44, Seton Hill 13 


URBANA, Ohio --- The Urbana University 

football team dominated every facet of the game 

in a 44-13 home opening win over Seton Hill 

University. In the first half alone, the Blue Knights 

mounted 3 offensive scoring drives, while adding 

touchdowns on both defense and special teams 

to take a 30-0 lead into halftime. 

The Blue Knights finished the game with 

nearly twice as many total yards as the visiting 

Griffins. Urbana racked up 445 yards to Seton 

Hill's 223 total yards. Under windy conditions, 

Urbana managed to complete over 78% of its 

passes for 239 yards. The Griffins threw for just 

77 yards with 3 interceptions. 

Urbana struck pay dirt on their opening drive 

on a wide receiver pass. Junior Matt Hightower 

faked a reverse and threw the ball 31 yards to 

freshman and fellow receiver Joe Webb. Webb 

out-jumped his defender and came down with the 

ball for his first career touchdown. 

Urbana's lead doubled less than two 

minutes later when junior safety Juan McKeever 

jumped in front of a Griffin wide receiver and 

picked off a DJ Lenehan pass. McKeever sprinted 

61 yards across the middle of the field for the picksix 

touchdown. 

After a Rodion Potapenko 22-yard field goal 

in the second quarter, the Blue Knights special 

teams unit got in on the scoring. Sophomore 

Shane Cahill blocked a Seton Hill punt and redshirt 

freshman David McComas recovered the ball in 

the end zone to give Urbana a 23-0 advantage. 

With 4 ticks left on the first half clock, Urbana 

quarterback Evan Gehlert plunged into the end 

zone from a yard out to stake the home team to a 

30-0 first half lead. Gehlert would add two more 

touchdowns to his total in the second half. The 

first came on a third quarter pass to junior 

Diamond Hart, and the second was another 1-yard 

quarterback sneak in the final quarter. 

Seton Hill scored on a 53-yard fumble return 

by linebacker Nick McGahagan to open the second 

half and a Patrone Wood 4-yard scamper with just 

over three minutes remaining in the game. 

Leading the Blue Knights' offensive attack 

were quarterbacks Gehlert and D.J. Mendenhall. 

The dynamic duo rotated throughout the game, 

combining for 208 yards passing and 66 yards 

rushing. Gehlert found pay dirt three times, while 

Mendenhall was a perfect 8 for 8 passing. The 

freshman Mendenhall also added 71 yards 

rushing. 

Senior running back Boise Moon rushed for 

76 yards on 12 carries and redshirt freshman 

Breaker Heller added 40 yards on 8 attempts. 

Hart led all receivers with 8 catches for 103 yards. 

Webb finished with 3 receptions for 61 yards and 

the game's first score. Hightower also caught 3 

balls in addition to throwing once for a TD. 

On defense, the Blue Knights were once 

again led last year's D-II Independent Defensive 

Player of the Year, linebacker Travis Brisco. Brisco 

had 9 tackles, including 3 for a loss. He also added 

to his career record for sacks with 2 more, 

including a forced fumble a blindside sack in the 

third quarter. Linebacker and University of Illinois 

transfer Erique Robertson also had 9 tackles. 

Linebacker Traylin Taylor tallied 7 tackles and a 

forced fumble. 

McKeever intercepted 2 Lenehan passes 

and recorded 6 tackles. Defensive back Brandon 

Jackson chipped in with 5 tackles, a sack, a forced 

fumble and a fumble recovery. Lamar Ross also 

had an interception and a 5 tackles, and defensive 

lineman Perry Jenkins had 3 tackles, a sack and 2 

fumble recoveries. 

THE LAST TIME THEY MET 

Tusculum 45, Urbana 35 


URBANA, Ohio --- Tusculum College freshman 

quarterback Bo Cordell accounted for four 

touchdowns and passed for a school record 478 

yards to lead the Pioneers to a 45-35 road win at 

Urbana University at Ellis Field. Tusculum (1-2) 

records its first victory of the season, while the 

Blue Knights even their record at 2-2. 

Tusculum rallied from an early 7-0 deficit 

with 28 straight points, including a 21-point 

second quarter. 

Both teams combined for over 1,000 yards 

offensively (TC 525, UU 507) with a majority of the 

yardage coming via the air. Tusculum out-gained 

Urbana by a 499-403 margin in passing yards. 

Cordell, a native of nearby Cincinnati, had a 

fine outing in his return to his home state as he 

went 27-for-38, including three touchdowns. The 

Indian Hill High School graduate also rushed for a 

six-yard TD for Tusculum’s opening score. 

Urbana’s Evan Gehlert went 23-for-53 for 371 

yards and four touchdowns to four different 

receivers. 

Cordell completed passes to eight different 

receivers, led by senior All-American Ryan Tallent 

who hauled in eight receptions for 110 yards. All- 

American tight end Jarrell NeSmith added four 

catches for 99 yards, while Calvin Britt tallied four 

grabs for 66 yards. 

The Blue Knights struck first on the game’s 

opening possession as Gehlert connected with 

Jerrell Leak on an 18-yard touchdown strike, 

capping a seven-play, 72-yard drive that took 3:07 

off the clock. Amazingly, that would be the longest 

scoring drive of the game as both teams combined 

for 90 points. 

Tusculum answered later in the quarter as 

the Pioneers capitalized on the first of three 

turnovers by Urbana as TC’s Javon Forsett 

recovered a fumble at the TC 43. The Pioneers 

marched into Urbana territory as Cordell scored 

on a six-yard TD plunge in a seven-play, 62-yard 

drive that took 2:53 off the scoreboard. Gareth 

Rowlands’ kick tied the game at 7-7 at the 3:01 

mark of the quarter. 

The Pioneers struck quickly on its next 

possession, only taking three plays and covering 

88 yards. Cordell connected with Marcus Foster 

on a swing pass, sprinting 77 yards up the near 

sideline and a 14-7 lead that the Pioneers would 

not surrender. 


STATISTICAL COMPARISON 

TC Urbana 

3-0 .................. OVERALL RECORD ................... 1-1 

0-0 ............... CONFERENCE RECORD ................ 0-0 

1-0 .................... HOME RECORD ..................... 1-0 

2-0 ..................... ROAD RECORD ..................... 0-1 

0-0 .................. NEUTRAL RECORD ................... 0-0 

94 .......................... SCORING .......................... 58 

31.3 .................... Points Per Game .................... 29.0 

45 ................... POINTS ALLOWED .................... 30 

15.0 ............. Points Allowed Per Game ............. 15.0 

65 ...................... FIRST DOWNS ....................... 40 

17 .............................. Rushing ............................. 14 

45 .............................. Passing .............................. 19 

3 ................................ Penalty ................................ 7 

196 ................. RUSHING YARDAGE ................. 296 

266 ................. Yards Gained Rushing ................. 382 

70 ...................... Yards Lost Rushing ...................... 86 

83 ...................... Rushing Attempts ...................... 83 

2.4 ..................... Average per Rush ..................... 3.6 

65.3 .................. Average per Game ................ 148.0 

1 ...................... Rushing Touchdowns ...................... 0 

1157 .................. PASSING YARDS .................... 435 

152-91-2 ................ Att-Comp-Int ................. 69-40-1 

7.6 ..................... Average per Pass ..................... 6.3 

12.7 .................. Average per Catch .................. 10.9 

385.7 ................ Average per Game ................ 217.5 

8 ...................... Passing Touchdowns ...................... 3 

1353 .................. TOTAL OFFENSE ................... 731 

235 ......................... Total Plays ......................... 152 

5.8 ..................... Average per Play ..................... 4.8 

451.0 ................ Average per Game ................ 365.5 

994 .................... TOTAL DEFENSE .................... 485 

331.3 .......... Average Allowed per Game ......... 242.5 

247 ................. Rushing Yards Allowed ................. 285 

82.3 ........ Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game ...... 142.5 

747 ................. Passing Yards Allowed ................. 200 

249.0 ...... Passing Yards Allowed Per Game ...... 100.0 

7-139 .......... KICKOFF RETURNS: #-Yards .......... 5-100 

6-75 .............. PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards .............. 4-76 

1-1 .................. INT RETURNS: #-Yards ................ 4-81 

19.9 ................. Kick Return Average ................. 20.0 

12.5 ................. Punt Return Average ................. 19.0 

1.0 .................... INT Return Average ................. 20.2 

2-2 ...................... FUMBLES-LOST ...................... 3-3 

24-202 ............... PENALTIES-YARDS ............... 29-287 

67.3 ........... Penalty Yard Avg. per Game ......... 143.5 

18-31.8 .............. PUNTS-AVERAGE ................. 7-263 

29:16 ....... TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME ....... 31:39 

23/53 .......... 3rd DOWN CONVERSIONS .......... 11/31 

43% ............. 3rd Down Conversion Pct. .............. 35% 

0/2 .............. 4th DOWN CONVERSIONS .............. 1/6 

0% ............... 4th Down Conversion Pct. .............. 17% 

14-97 .................. SACKS BY YARDS .................... 7-57 

11 ................. TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ................... 8 

6-8 ............... FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ............... 1-3 

9-11 (82%) ........ RED-ZONE SCORES ................... N/A 

5-11 (45%) .. RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS ............ N/A 

10-10 (100%) ........ PAT-ATTEMPTS ............. 7-8 (88%) 

Urbana moved into TC territory again on its 

ensuing drive, but senior Brandon Kelley blocked 

a 32-yard field goal attempt by Urbana’s Matt 

Hausheer. 

After the Tusculum defense forced Urbana to 

turn the ball over on downs at the TC 25, the 

Pioneers responded with a its second touchdown 

of the quarter as junior quarterback Collin Wigely 

plunged in from two yards out with 4:10 remaining 

before halftime. During Tusculum’s five-play, 75yard 

drive, Cordell completed passes of 36, 34 and 

18 yards in the possession that took only 1:19 off 

the clock. 

Urbana went three-and-out on its next 

possession with Tusculum taking over at the TC 

46. This time, the Pioneers only took two plays to 

find the end zone as Cordell connected with 

Deonte’ Gist on a 49-yard strike to give Tusculum 

a 28-7 advantage with 2:52 remaining before the 

intermission. TC’s fourth drive took only 30 

seconds off the scoreboard. 

But the Blue Knights answered with two 

quick scores before halftime. The first coming at 

the 1:36 mark of the quarter as Gehlert connected 

with Boise Moon on a 55-yard scoring pass that 

was initially deflected by TC’s Allen Thomas. TC 

went three-and-out on its next possession and 

John Gregory’s punt was blocked by Traylin Taylor 

and recovered at the TC 17 with 51 seconds left in 

the half. Eleven seconds later, Gehlert used the 

short field and completed a three-yard pass to 

Tariq Kalimullah to make the score 28-21. 

Tusculum came close to putting more points 

on the board just before heading into the locker 

room as Cordell’s last-second heave was hauled 

in by a leaping Calvin Britt, but came five yards 

short of the end zone as TC lead by seven at the 

break. 

The Pioneers put points on the board in its 

first possession of the third quarter, capped off 

by a Rowlands’ 41-yard field goal and 10-point 

lead (31-21). But Urbana scored on its first 

offensive drive as Matt Allen ran in from four yards 

out. Hausheer’s extra-point cut the TC lead to 31- 

28 at the 9:53 mark of the period as it looked as 

the Blue Knights captured the momentum. 

The Pioneers snatched the momentum back 

with consecutive touchdowns. Cordell added 

another record to his already impressive resume’ 

with an 88-yard TD completion NeSmith for the 

longest scoring pass in school history. TC 

recovered a fumble on Urbana’s ensuing drive by 

senior Zachary Norman at the Blue Knights’ 16. 

Two plays later, Jamar Ferguson rumbled into the 

end zone for a 10-yard score at the 7:26 mark and 

a 45-28 Tusculum advantage. 

The score would remain that way until 

midway through the fourth quarter as Urbana’s 

Gehlert completed passes of 27 and 24 yards to 

Ian Iler with the last being in the end zone to trim 

the deficit to 45-35 with 7:04 left in the contest. 

But that’s as close as the Blue Knights would get 

TALE OF THE TAPE 

Size comparison between this week’s starting line-ups 

as TC rookie Nick Yazzie recovered a fumble and 

David Little and Sam Broadwater sacked Gehlert 

on fourth down to preserve the win. 

Iler led all players with his 10 receptions for 

154 yards and a touchdown. Leak added seven 

catches for 108 yards and a score. Of the 403 

passing yards accumulated by the Blue Knights, 

only four Urbana players tallied a reception. 

Miles Washington led the Tusculum defense 

with a career-high nine tackles, two sacks and 

forced a fumble, while Marcus Jackson finished 

with eight stops. Terrence Smith and Norman 

accounted for seven tackles each as Tusculum 

sacked Urbana signal-callers seven times on the 

afternoon. 

Urbana’s Travis Brisco led all players with 13 

tackles, including five sacks and forced a pair of 

fumbles. 

Of the 12 scoring drives on the day, nine were 

under 1:19 including six less than 50 seconds. 

LONG ROAD TRIPS 

The longest road trip of the season was earlier 

this year as the Pioneers traveled to the University 

of Findlay. 

Tusculum’s 449-mile trip to Findlay, Ohio was 

the sixth longest in school history. 

Tusculum’s trip to Delta State University for 

the second round of the 2008 NCAA Playoffs was 

the second longest road swing in school history for 

the Pioneers. The trip from Greeneville, Tenn. to 

Cleveland, Miss. covered 574 miles. 

The 2003 season-opening road trip to Fargo, 

N.D. was the longest ever for the Pioneers. TC’s 

1,217-mile trek to North Dakota State University 

more than doubled the trip to Cleveland by 643 

miles. 

When Tusculum travels 300 or more miles, TC 

is 9-12 in those outings. Below is a list of the longest 

road trips in TC Football history: 

Miles Opponent Location Result Year 

1217 North Dakota State Fargo, N.D. L 7-28 2003 

574 Delta State Cleveland, Miss. L 19-27 2008 

570 Mississippi College Clinton, Miss. L 19-26 1997 

495 Jacksonville Jacksonville, Fla. W 13-6 2000 

484 Elizabeth City St. Elizabeth City, N.C. L 29-49 2009 

449 Findlay Findlay, Ohio W 16-3 2010 

400 Tennessee-Martin Martin, Tenn. W 33-6 2002 

400 California, Pa. California, Pa. L 14-31 1996 

396 Evansville Evansville, Ind. L 12-13 1992 

388 North Alabama Florence, Ala. L 7-33 2005 

388 North Alabama Florence, Ala. L 24-43 2007 

383 Bethel McKenzie, Tenn. W 28-14 1995 

378 Urbana Urbana, Ohio W 45-35 2009 

377 Lambuth Jackson, Tenn. W 20-13 1992 

377 Lambuth Jackson, Tenn. L 21-44 1994 

374 Saint Paul’s Lawrenceville, Va. W 28-0 2006 

334 Miles Fairfield, Ala. W 20-14 2005 

320 West Georgia Carrollton, Ga. L 0-69 1996 

315 Charleston Southern Charleston, S.C. L 23-46 1996 



315 Charleston Southern Charleston, S.C. W 58-7 2003 

TUSCULUM PIONEERS URBANA BLUE KNIGHTS 

Position Ht. Wt. Position Ht. Wt. 

Offensive Line 6-2 297 Defensive Line 6-0 247 

Defensive Line 6-3 247 Offensive Line 6-5 302 

Receivers 6-1 188 Defensive Backs 5-10 180 

Defensive Backs 5-11 180 Receivers 6-0 210 

Linebackers 5-11 232 Offensive Backs 5-10 222 

Offensive Backs 5-10 188 Linebackers 6-1 216 


SAC TEAM RANKINGS 

Scoring Offense .......................................... 6th (31.3 ppg) 

Scoring Defense .......................................... 3rd (15.0 ppg) 

Pass Offense ............................................. 1st (385.7 ypg) 

Pass Defense ............................................. 7th (249.0 ypg) 

Kickoff Returns ........................................... 3rd (19.9 ypr) 

Net Punting .............................................. 8th (29.9 net/p) 

Turnover Margin .................................... 4th (+2, 0.67 avg) 

Rushing Offense .......................................... 7th (65.3 ypg) 

Rushing Defense ......................................... 1st (82.3 ypg) 

Total Offense ............................................. 1st (451.0 ypg) 

Total Defense ............................................. 5th (331.3 ypg) 

Punt Return Average .................................... 3rd (12.5 ypr) 

Pass Efficiency ....................................... 4th (138.5 rating) 

Pass Defense Efficiency ......................... 5th (117.5 rating) 

First Downs ........................................................... 1st (65) 

First Downs Allowed ............................................. 7th (57) 

Sacks by ................................................................. 1st (14) 

Penalties ...................................................... 6th (67.3 ypg) 

Opponent Penalties ..................................... 6th (48.7 ypg) 

4th Down Conversions .................................... T6th (.000) 

4th Down Defense ............................................ 3rd (.400) 

Red Zone Offense .............................................. 4th (.818) 

Red Zone Defense ............................................. T4th (.667) 

3rd Down Conversions ..................................... 3rd (.434) 

3rd Down Defense ........................................... 2nd (.250) 

Sacks Against ......................................................... T6th (6) 

Field Goals .................................................. 3rd (6-8, .750) 

PAT Kicking ............................................ T1st (10-10, 1.00) 

Average Time of Possession ............................. 4th (29:16) 

Kickoff Coverage .......................................... 3rd (37.9 ypr) 

SAC PLAYER RANKINGS 

Rushing 

None 

Passing 

Bo Cordell ...................................... 1st ............. 385.7 ypg 

Total Offense 

Bo Cordell ...................................... 1st ............. 386.3 ypg 

Receptions Per Game 

Rashaad Carter ............................. 2nd ............... 7.67 rpg 

Deonte’ Gist .................................. 4th ............... 7.33 rpg 

Michael Rodriguez ......................... 6th ............... 4.67 rpg 

Calvin Britt ................................... T7th ............... 4.00 rpg 

Receiving Yards Per Game 

Deonte’ Gist .................................. 1st ............. 120.3 ypg 

Rashaad Carter .............................. 4th ............... 99.0 ypg 

Calvin Britt ..................................... 8th ............... 58.0 ypg 

All Purpose Yards Per Game 

Deonte’ Gist ................................. 2nd ............. 140.3 ypg 

Rashaad Carter .............................. 5th ............. 110.3 ypg 

Interceptions 

TJ Jones ....................................... T9th ................ 0.33 ipg 

Pass Efficiency 

Bo Cordell ...................................... 4th .............. 139.5 eff. 

Punt Return Average 

Rashaad Carter .............................. 3rd ............... 11.3 ypr 

Kickoff Return Average 

Jonathan Lyons ............................. 5th ............... 25.0 ypr 

Punting 

Andy Rosetti .................................. 8th ............... 31.8 avg 

Scoring 

Gareth Rowlands .......................... 2nd ................. 9.3 ppg 

Scoring (TDs) 

None 

Scoring (Kick) 

Gareth Rowlands ........................... 1st ................. 9.3 ppg 

Field Goals 

Gareth Rowlands ........................... 1st ............... 2.00 avg 

Field Goal Percentage 

Gareth Rowlands .......................... 2nd ............ .750 (6-8) 

PAT Kicking Percentage 

Gareth Rowlands .......................... T1st ........ 1.00 (10-10) 

Tackles 

Boomer Brown ............................ T8th ................. 8.0 tpg 

Luke Harris .................................. T8th ................. 8.0 tpg 

Sacks 

David Little ................................... T1st ............... 1.67 spg 

Mason Fowler .............................. T3rd ............... 1.00 spg 

Boomer Brown ............................ T6th ............... 0.67 spg 

Zachary Norman .......................... T6th ............... 0.67 spg 

Tackles For Loss 

David Little ................................... 2nd ............... 1.50 tpg 

Mason Fowler .............................. T7th ............... 1.17 tpg 

Boomer Brown ............................ T7th ............... 1.17 tpg 

Fumbles Forced 

Boomer Brown ............................. 2nd ............... 0.67 avg 

Rashaun Harris ............................ T7th ............... 0.33 avg 

Jason Muehling ........................... T7th ............... 0.33 avg 

Fumbles Recovered 

David Little ................................ T10th ............... 0.33 avg 

Terrence Smith ........................... T10th ............... 0.33 avg 

Jason Muehling ......................... T10th ............... 0.33 avg 

Justin Arrington ......................... T10th ............... 0.33 avg 

Passes Defended 

Terrence Smith ............................. T8th ............... 1.00 avg 

TUSCULUM’S MOST TENURED COACH 

Tusculum skipper Frankie DeBusk will be 

coaching in his 134th career game this week. His 

133 previous contests on the TC sideline are a 

school record for most games coached in Pioneer 

gridiron history. 

DeBusk coached in his 100th game in 

Tusculum’s 69-0 home win over Saint Paul’s in 

2007. 

Most Games Coached at Tusculum 

Head Coach Years G W L T 

Frankie DeBusk 1998- ................ 133 74 59 0 

Sam Doak 1919-20, 28-36 ... 80 32 37 11 

Tom Bryant 1991-94 .............. 40 15 24 1 

Tom Armstrong 1947-50 .............. 33 6 26 1 

Dewayne Wells 1995-97 .............. 30 6 24 0 

Charting DeBusk’s Milestone Games 

Game Opponent (1998) Result 

1 Maryville (1998) Won 24-6 

25 at Livingstone (2000) Won 26-0 

50 at Newberry (2002) Won 24-7 

75 at Mars Hill (2004) Won 30-14 

100 Saint Paul’s (2007) Won 69-0 

125 Lenoir-Rhyne (2009) Lost 17-38 

Charting DeBusk’s Milestone Victories 

Type Opponent Score Date 

1st Win Maryville 24-6 9/5/98 

1st SAC Win at Wingate 35-18 9/23/00 

1st Home Win Maryville 24-6 9/5/98 

1st Road Win at Catawba 23-21 9/12/98 

1st Win against a 

ranked opponent at #16 Catawba 23-21 9/12/98 

1st NCAA 

Playoff win Albany State 34-22 11/15/08 

25th Win at Morehouse 24-17 9/14/02 

50th Win at Brevard 33-0 9/23/06 

FRANKLY SPEAKING 

Tusculum College head coach Frankie DeBusk 

enters this week’s game with 74 victories, which 

are the third most in South Atlantic Conference 

history. 

Of the SAC football coaches who have won 

50 or more games in the league, five are still active. 

Carson-Newman skipper Ken Sparks is the 

all-time leader with 288 wins. Mars Hill head 

coach Tim Clifton is second with 95 victories, 

while DeBusk is third. 

SAC All-Time Coaching Victories 

Name School Yrs. No. 

Ken Sparks Carson-Newman 31 288 

Tim Clifton Mars Hill 16 95 

Frankie DeBusk Tusculum 13 74 

Woody Fish Gardner-Webb 13 72 

David Bennett Catawba 7 63 

John Perry L-R, Presbyterian 13 62 

Cally Gault Presbyterian 10 58 

Joe Reich Wingate 10 58 

Chip Hester Catawba 8 58 

Jerry Tolley Elon 5 49 

Claude Gibson Mars Hill 8 43 

Tommy Spangler Presbyterian 6 41 

BIG PLAY BRITT 

In his 33 career games, senior receiver Calvin 

Britt has logged some impressive numbers in the 

Tusculum aerial assault. 

With just 78 career receptions, Britt has surpassed 

the 1,000 receiving yards plateau for his 

career, achieving that mark against Newberry 

(Oct. 25, 2008) two seasons ago. He enters this 

week’s game with 1,671 receiving yards, which are 

sixth in school history. 

Britt’s career 21.42 yards per reception average 

is the best ever by a Pioneer. 

He is now tied for the all-time lead in career 

touchdown receptions (19) with Jamichael 

Caldwell (19 - 2004-07). 

Tusculum Career Yards Per Reception Leaders 

(min. 40 receptions) 

Player Years No. Yds. Avg. 

Calvin Britt 2007- 78 1671 21.42 

Nate Binder 2008-09 85 1569 18.46 

Vince Campbell 1996-97 41 716 17.46 

Chad Wallace 1992-95 79 1305 16.52 

Deonte’ Gist 2008- 46 677 15.73 

Jamichael Caldwell 2004-07 139 2083 14.99 

Mike Carter 1996-99 40 569 14.22 

Rashaad Carter 2008- 79 1129 14.21 

J.R. Wooten 1997-00 102 1437 14.09 

Tusculum Single-Season TD Reception Leaders 

Player TD Year 

Nate Binder 9 2008 

Ryan Tallent 9 2008 

Matt Riggs 8 2002 

Jamichael Caldwell 7 2006 

Calvin Britt 7 2008 

Jarrell NeSmith 7 2008 

Tusculum Career Reception Leaders 

Player Years No. 

Ryan Tallent 2006-09 214 

Kevin Wolcott 2000-03 200 

Jarrell NeSmith 2006-09 158 

Antwain Glenn 2000-03 144 

Jamichael Caldwell 2004-07 139 

Aaron Claridy 1999-02 112 

Matt Riggs 2001-04 105 

J.R. Wooten 1997-00 102 

Bobby Thompson 1999-02 102 

NCAA II TEAM RANKINGS 

Passing Offense .............................. 4th ............. 385.67ypg 

Total Offense ................................. 19th ............ 451.00 ypg 

Scoring Offense ............................. 49th .............. 31.33 ppg 

Rushing Defense ........................... 28th .............. 82.33 ypg 

Scoring Defense ............................ 33rd ................ 15.0 ppg 

Punt Returns ................................. 44th ............... 12.50 ypr 

Pass Efficiency .............................. 48th ........ 138.58 rating 

Sacks ................................................ 8th ................. 4.67 spg 

Tackles for Loss ............................. 34th ................. 8.00 tpg 

1st Down Offense ........................ 30th ............... 21.67 avg 

3rd Down Pct. Offense ................. 37th ..................... 43.4% 

3rd Down Pct. Defense ............... 22nd..................... 25.0% 

Fumbles Recovered ....................... T6th ............................. 5 

Turnovers Gained ........................ T27th ............................. 6 

Tackles for Loss ............................. 44th ................. 7.83 tpg 

NCAA II PLAYER RANKINGS 

Passing Yards Per Game 

Bo Cordell ....................................... 2nd ............ 385.67 ypg 

Total Offense 

Bo Cordell ....................................... 2nd ............ 386.33 ypg 

Passing Yards 

Bo Cordell ....................................... 2nd .............. 1,157 yds 

Completions Per Game 

Bo Cordell ........................................ 3rd .............. 30.33 cpg 

Points Responsible Per Game 

Bo Cordell ...................................... 12th .............. 18.00 ppg 

Receptions Per Game 

Rashaad Carter ............................ T23rd ................. 7.67 rpg 

Deonte’ Gist ................................ T30th ................. 7.33 rpg 

Receiving Yards Per Game 

Rashaad Carter .............................. 10th ............ 120.33 ypg 

Deonte’ Gist .................................. 29th .............. 99.00 ypg 

Total Receiving Yards 

Deonte’ Gist ................................... 2nd ................. 361 yds 

Rashaad Carter ................................ 6th ................. 297 yds 

Field Goals Per Game 

Gareth Rowlands .......................... T6th ................. 2.00 avg 

Sacks Per Game 

David Little .................................. T30th ................. 1.17 spg 


Tusculum Career Receiving Yards Leaders 

Player Years Yds. 

Kevin Wolcott 2000-03 2377 



Antwain Glenn 2000-03 1830 

Calvin Britt 2007- 1671 

Jarrell NeSmith 2006-09 1670 

Nate Binder 2008-09 1569 

J.R. Wooten 1997-00 1437 

Matt Riggs 2001-04 1362 

Chad Wallace 1992-95 1305 

Bobby Thompson 1999-02 1292 

Rashaad Carter 2008- 1165 

Tusculum Career TD Reception Leaders 

Player Years No. 


Calvin Britt 2007- 19 


Matt Riggs 2001-04 13 

Nate Binder 2008-09 13 

Tusculum Single-Game Receiving Yards Leaders 

Player Yds. Opponent Date 

Antwain Glenn 206 Presbyterian 11/4/00 

Calvin Britt 196 Wingate 9/29/07 

Eddie Jackson 190 Catawba 9/11/99 

Kevin Wolcott 181 at Presbyterian 10/11/03 

Ryan Tallent 176 at Delta St. 11/22/08 

MULTIPLE 100-YARD PERFORMANCES 

(Receiving Yards) 

Only on seven occasions since the reinstatement 

of football at Tusculum College that two Pioneers 

have combined to catch for more than 100 

yards each in a single game. 

Senior Calvin Britt has been involved in three 

of those seven outings, including twice in 2008. 

The first occurred on Nov. 9, 2002 when All- 

American Kevin Wolcott and All-Conference 

standout Matt Riggs recorded 103 and 116 yards 

respectively vs. Lenoir-Rhyne. 

The second time was in 2004 in TC’s 28-24 

road win at Newberry College. Yoshah McDaniel 

posted 115 yards on six receptions, while 

Jamichael Caldwell added 113 yards on six 

catches. 

The third multi-100-yard outing came Sep. 

29, 2007 in Tusculum’s 31-28 home win over No. 

18 Wingate. Calvin Britt tallied six catches for 196 

yards, while Ryan Tallent added eight grabs for 118 

yards (314 combined receiving yards between the 

duo). 

Britt was involved in the second double 100receiving 

outing two years ago when he and 

Rashaad Carter achieved the feat against Lenoir- 

Rhyne (Oct. 4, 2008). 

The sixth double-double was in last year’s encounter 

with Catawba as Jarrell NeSmith (12-112) 

and Deonte’ Gist (6-110) recorded the feat. A few 

week’s later at No. 14 Carson-Newman (Nov. 7, 

2009), Tallent (10-141) and Nate Binder (3-107) 

made it No. 7, accounting for 248 yards of TC’s 

school record 524 passing yards against the 

Eagles. 

The Pioneers have a 4-3 record during this 

rare occurrence. 

Multi-1,000 Receiving Yard Performances 

Rk Date, Opponent Total Yds. 

1 Sep. 29, 2007 vs. Wingate (W 31-28) ................ 314 

Calvin Britt (6-196)/Ryan Tallent (8-118) 

2 Oct. 18, 2008 at Catawba (L 35-37) .................... 284 

Nate Binder (4-145)/Calvin Britt (3-139) 

T3 Oct. 4, 2008 at Lenoir-Rhyne (W 48-19) ............. 248 

Rashaad Carter (3-148)/Calvin Britt (4-100) 

T3 Nov. 7, 2009 at Carson-Newman (L 35-70) ......... 248 

Ryan Tallent (10-141)/Nate Binder (3/107) 

5 Nov. 9, 2002 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (W 58-22) ............ 229 

Kevin Wolcott (6-103)/Matt Riggs (5-116) 

6 Oct. 9, 2004 at Newberry (W 28-24) ................... 228 

Yoshah McDaniel (6-115)/Jamichael Caldwell (6-113) 

7 Oct. 17, 2009 vs. Catawba (L 27-41) ................... 222 

Jarrell NeSmith (12-112)/Deonte’ Gist (6-110) 

#82 CALVIN BRITT 

Career Game-By-Game 

Date Opponent Rec Yds TD Lng 

2007 Season 

8/25 at Charleston DNP 

9/1 at Liberty DNP 

9/8 at North Alabama DNP 

9/15 Saint Paul’s 2 88 1 47 

9/29 Wingate 6 196 2 57 

10/6 Lenoir-Rhyne 1 50 0 50 

10/13 at Brevard 4 81 0 49 

10/20 Catawba 3 26 0 16 

10/27 at Newberry 0 0 0 0 

11/3 Mars Hill 2 59 1 51 

11/10 at Carson-Newman 4 33 1 17 

2008 Season 

8/25 Charleston 1 38 0 38 

9/6 at Gardner-Webb 2 44 0 35 

9/13 Elizabeth City St. DNP 

9/20 Urbana 0 0 0 0 

9/27 at Wingate 4 95 1 39 

10/4 at Lenoir-Rhyne 4 100 2 39 

10/11 Brevard 1 10 0 10 

10/18 at Catawba 3 139 1 73 

10/25 Newberry 3 73 1 35 

11/1 at Mars Hill 4 70 1 27 

11/8 Carson-Newman 1 37 0 37 

11/15 Albany State 3 51 0 38 

11/22 at Delta State 2 46 1 36 

2009 Season 

8/29 at Charleston 1 23 0 23 

9/12 at Elizabeth City St. 4 32 2 14 

9/19 at Urbana 4 66 0 43 

9/24 Wingate 1 38 1 38 

10/3 Lenoir-Rhyne 1 3 1 3 

10/10 at Brevard 1 9 0 9 

10/17 Catawba 2 52 1 32 

10/24 at Newberry 1 7 0 7 

10/31 Mars Hill 0 0 0 - 

11/7 at Carson-Newman 1 31 0 31 

2010 Season 

8/28 Charleston 4 18 0 7 

9/4 at Findlay 5 98 0 39 

9/11 at Western Carolina 3 58 2 39 

Career Totals (33 Games) 78 1671 19 73 

2010 PRESEASON ALL-SAC FOOTBALL TEAM 

First Team – Offense 

QB – Bo Cordell, Tusculum 

RB – Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill 

RB – Vince Jordan, Wingate 

RB – Nate Inman, Carson-Newman 

WR – Delric Ellington, Wingate 

WR – Brandon Bunn, Catawba 

WR – Brandon Bostick, Newberry 

TE – Devan Pointer, Lenoir-Rhyne 

OL – Michael Tribue, Carson-Newman 

OL – Hannibal Ruiz, Tusculum 

OL – Matt Holmes, Newberry 

OL – Kevin Day, Carson-Newman 

OL – Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne 

PK – Gareth Rowlands, Tusculum 

LS – Skylar West, Tusculum 

First Team – Defense 

DL – Zeke Andrews, Carson-Newman 

DL – Maurice Harris, Mars Hill 

DL – Brandon Sutton, Catawba 

DL – Marzarius Samon, Mars Hill 

LB – Cory Johnson, Catawba 

LB – Prince Simunyu, Brevard 

LB – Josh Baker, Mars Hill 

LB – Lakeem Perry, Catawba 

DB –Ron Parker, Newberry 

DB – Mario Russell, Carson-Newman 

DB – Marcus Shuford, Lenoir-Rhyne 

DB – Michael Gist, Brevard 

P – Chris Jones, Carson-Newman 

RS – Perry Floyd, Wingate 

Second Team - Offense 

QB – Cody Haffly, Wingate 

RB –Byron Darby, Lenoir-Rhyne 

RB – Neville Bryce, Brevard 

RB – Andrew Courman, Lenoir-Rhyne 

WR – Calvin Britt, Tusculum 

WR – Rashaad Carter, Tusculum 

WR – David Pressley, Newberry 

WR – Doug Belk, Carson-Newman 

TE – Grayson Downs, Catawba 

OL – Darrell Neely, Brevard 

OL – Zane Gibson, Catawba 

OL – Ben Inabinet, Newberry 

OL – Chase Gamble, Newberry 

OL – Mike Arndt, Wingate 

PK – Carlos Lopez, Carson-Newman 

Second Team – Defense 

DL – Qua Jackson, Carson-Newman 

DL – Nelson Bullard, Lenoir-Rhyne 

DL – Derrell Kinard, Newberry 

DL – Jermaine Jennings, Tusculum 

LB – Richard Walker, Lenoir-Rhyne 

LB – R.J. Reeder, Newberry 

LB – Josh Williams, Newberry 

LB – Zachary Norman, Tusculum 

DB – Kamaal McIlwain, Newberry 

DB – Jumal Rolle, Catawba 

DB – Carl Brooks, Lenoir-Rhyne 

DB –Robert Fletcher, Wingate 

DB – Terrence Stephens, Wingate 

P – Eric Watts, Brevard 

RS – Deonte’ Gist, Tusculum 

PIONEER PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 

Kent Aigbe ............................................... ag-BEE 

LiRonta Archie .................................... la-ron-TA 

Aaron Cude ............................................... K-ude 

Head Coach Frankie DeBusk ............. De-Busk 

Kennedy Emebunor ...................... E-ME-ba-nor 

Deonte’ Gist ...................................... DEE-on-TA 

Zellburge Gleaves ............................... zell-burg 

Stephen Gyebison ............................. jib-a-son 

Dan Herberth...................................... her-birth 

Joshua McKie..................................... mack-kee 

Fetuao Mua ............................ fa-TU-ah, MU-ah 

Jason Muehling ................................. MULE-ing 

Jarrell NeSmith .................... Ja-rell NEE-Smith 

DeAngelo Paschal ............................... Pass-kul 

Andy Rosetti ................................. ROW-zet-TEE 

Hannibal Ruiz .......................................... RUE-ez 

Casey Sivert ....................................... SIGH-vert 

Torrey Slaven ........................................ slave-in 

Xzavion Smith ...................................... ZA-VE-on 

Tusculum ................................. tuhs-kyuh-luhm 


THE CINCINNATI KID 

Sophomore quarterback Bo Cordell made 

quite an impression in his first Tusculum campaign. 

The Cincinnati, Ohio product established 

a pair of Tusculum single-game records in his collegiate 

debut against Charleston (Aug. 29), while 

becoming the first rookie signal caller to start in 

a season-opener since 1991. 

Cordell passed for a then-school record 442 

yards on 37-of-66 passing, including two touchdown 

tosses. The 442 yards surpassed the previous 

mark set by former TC great Corey Russell, who 

passed for 438 yards against Wingate on Sept. 29, 

2007. 

Cordell’s 66 pass attempts against Charleston 

are a new record, breaking the mark set by 

former All-SAC signal caller and current assistant 

coach Caleb Slover (61 att. vs. Presbyterian, Nov. 

3, 2001). Cordell’s 37 completions against 

Charleston are tied for the third most in school 

history. 

Cordell’s passing yards record against UC 

didn’t last long... three weeks to be exact. In his 

return to his native Ohio, Cordell passed for 478 

yards in Tusculum’s 45-35 road win at Urbana 

(Sept. 19). In that game, he accounted for four 

touchdowns (3 pass, 1 rush), including an 88-yard 

TD pass to Jarrell NeSmith for the longest completion 

in school history. Earlier in the game, he also 

completed a 77-yard TD pass to Marcus Foster (8th 

longest pass in TC history). For his efforts, he was 

named the South Atlantic Conference Offensive 

Player of the Week. 

In the 2009 season-finale at No. 14 Carson- 

Newman, Cordell mustered the best passing performance 

in school history and one of the best in 

conference history. Cordell passed for a school 

record 524 yards, as he went 37-for-57 with two 

touchdowns. 

Cordell led the league with 3,458 passing 

yards in his rookie campaign to earn him SAC Offensive 

Player of the Year honors. His passing 

yardage tally was second in TC history and fourth 

most ever by a SAC signal caller. It also established 

a new NCAA II Freshman Passing Record. 

Cordell’s 345.8 passing yards per game and his 

335.5 total offensive yards per game were also 

new NCAA II Freshman records. 

SAC PRESEASON POLL 

Rk. Team (1st Place Votes) Pts. 

1. Carson-Newman (5) ............. 58 

2. Wingate (2) .......................... 51 

3. Mars Hill .............................. 44 

4. Newberry .............................. 42 

5. TUSCULUM ........................... 33 

6. Lenoir-Rhyne (1) ................... 28 

7. Catawba ................................ 17 

8. Brevard ................................. 15 

Frankie DeBusk 

Head Coach 

Sidelines 

Tusculum’s Longest Pass Plays 

Player Yds. Opponent Year 

Bo Cordell to Jarrell NeSmith *88 at Urbana 2009 

Graham Chancey to Chad Wallace *83 Cumerland (Ky.) 1995 

Andy Smith to J.R. Wooten *81 at Lenoir-Rhyne 1999 

Chip Walker to Larry Crosby *80 Evansville 1991 

Caleb Slover to J.R. Wooten *80 West Va. Tech 2000 

Candics Jones to Jamichael Caldwell *80 at St. Paul’s 2006 

Caleb Slover to Antwain Glenn *78 Presbyterian 2000 

Bo Cordell to Marcus Foster *77 at Urbana 2009 

Carson Bradley to Jonathan Brewer *74 Presbyterian 2003 

Corey Russell to Travis Oliver *74 Mars Hill 2006 

Bo Cordell to Nate Binder 74 at Brevard 2009 

Craig Harvey to Mike Carter *73 West Va. Tech 1996 

Tony Colston to Kevin Wolcott 73 Wingate 2002 

Corey Russell to Calvin Britt *73 Catawba 2008 

Bo Cordell to Xzavion Smith *73 at W. Carolina 2010 

Craig Harvey to Vincent Campbell 72 West Va. Tech 1996 

Andy Smith to Nikia Hooper *71 Catawba 1998 

* touchdown scored on play 

Tusculum Single-Game Passing Yardage Leaders 


Bo Cordell 524 at Carson-Newman 11/7/09 

Bo Cordell 478 at Urbana 9/19/09 

Bo Cordell 442 at Charleston 8/29/09 

Corey Russell 438 Wingate 9/29/07 

Bo Cordell 429 at Findlay 9/4/10 

Tusculum Single-Game Completion Leaders 

Player Att. Opponent Date 

Carson Bradley 39 at Carson-Newman 10/26/02 

Tony Colston 39 Catawba 10/16/04 




Caleb Slover 34 Presbyterian 11/4/00 

Tusculum Single-Game Pass Attempt Leaders 

Player Att. Opponent Date 



Caleb Slover 61 at Presbyterian 11/3/01 

Caleb Slover 60 Presbyterian 11/4/00 

Tony Colston 58 at Carson-Newman 10/16/04 


Tusculum Single-Game Total Offensive Yardage Leaders 



Corey Russell 463 at Wingate 9/27/08 

Bo Cordell 451 at Urbana 9/19/09 

Carson Bradley 449 at Carson-Newman 10/26/02 

Corey Russell 447 Wingate 9/29/07 

TUSCULUM COACHING STAFF LOCATIONS 

Marc Kolb 

OC/QB-Receivers 

Sidelines 

Kevin Weston 

DC/Linebackers 

Sidelines 

Caleb Slover 

Running Backs 

Press Box 

Karl Scott 

Defensive Backs 

Press Box 

Steve McGill 

Defensive Line 

Sidelines 

Spencer Riley 

Offensive Line 

Sidelines 

SAC Single-Game Passing Yardage Leaders 

Player Sch Yr Opponent Yds 

Todd Cunningham PC 2001 Tusculum 542 

Bo Cordell TC 2009 Carson-Newman 524 

Todd Cunningham PC 2001 West Georgia 505 

Luke Samples CAT 2003 Carson-Newman 492 

John Craven GW 1992 Wingate 487 

Brad Roach CAT 2007 Carson-Newman 486 

Jeron Cain WU 2000 Lenoir-Rhyne 478 

Bo Cordell TC 2009 Urbana 478 

Vernon Buck WU 1994 Elon 467 

Bo Cordell TC 2009 Charleston 442 

Tusculum Single-Season Passing Yardage Leaders 

Player Yds. Year 

Corey Russell 4097 2008 

Bo Cordell 3458 2009 


Caleb Slover 2769 2001 

Tony Colston 2509 2004 

SAC Single-Season Passing Yardage Leaders 

Player, School Yds. Year 

Corey Russell, TC 4097 2008 

John Craven, GWU 4089 1992 

Todd Cunningham, PC 3860 2001 

Bo Cordell, TC 3458 2009 

Brian Baughman, WU 3331 1999 


Mitch Ellis, CAT 2830 1999 

Josh Stepp, NEW 2829 2004 


Luke Samples, CAT 2785 2003 

Caleb Slover, TC 2769 2001 

Anthony Metzelaars, WU 2766 2006 

Tusculum Single-Season Completion Leaders 

Player Cmp. Year 






Tusculum Single-Season Pass Attempts Leaders 

Player Att. Year 






TC Single-Season Completion Percentage Leaders 

(min. 70 att.) 

Player Pct. Year 

Tony Colston .708 2003 

Carson Bradley .642 2003 

Tony Colston .622 2002 

Bo Cordell .622 2009 

Bo Cordell .603 2010 

Caleb Slover .597 2001 

Tusculum Single-Season Passing TD Leaders 

Player TD Year 







SAC Single-Season Passing TD Leaders 

Player, School TD Year 



Todd Cunningham, PC 36 2001 

Zach Ellis, PC 28 2005 


Josh Stepp, NEW 24 2004 


Mitch Ellis, CAT 23 1999 

Bo Cordell, TC 23 2009 

Brian Baughman, WU 22 1999 

Vernon Buck, WU 22 1993 

Luke Samples, CAT 21 2003 

SAC Single-Season Total Offensive Yardage Leaders 

Player, School Year Rush TD Pass TD Total TD 

Corey Russell, TC 2008 810 12 4097 37 4907 49 

John Graven, GW 1992 -96 0 4089 37 3993 37 

Todd Cunningham, PC 2001 99 4 3860 36 3959 40 

Brad Roach, CAT 2007 91 3 3322 32 3413 35 

Bo Cordell, TC 2009 -103 1 3458 23 3355 24 

Vernon Buck, WU 1993 364 4 2943 22 3307 26 

Josh Stepp, NEW 2004 384 7 2829 24 3213 31 

Corey Russell, TC 2007 324 6 2817 24 3141 30 

Josh Stepp, NEW 2006 425 6 2593 28 3018 34 

Caleb Slover, TC 2001 238 6 2769 17 3007 23 

Tusculum Career Passing Touchdown Leaders 

Players Years TD 

Corey Russell 2005-08 82 

Tony Colston 2002-04 37 

Caleb Slover 2000-01 34 

Bo Cordell 2009- 31 

Carson Bradley 2001-03 24 

Tusculum Career Pass Attempt Leaders 

Players Years Att. 






Tusculum Career Completion Leaders 

Players Years Cmp. 






Tusculum Career Passing Yardage Leaders 

Player Years Att. Cmp. Int. Yds. TD 

Corey Russell 2005-08 1382 773 49 9887 82 

Tony Colston 2002-04 857 544 28 6307 37 

Caleb Slover 2000-01 781 451 23 4973 34 

Bo Cordell 2009- 596 368 19 4615 31 

Carson Bradley 2001-03 438 266 14 2977 24 

Tusculum Career Completion Percentage Leaders 

(min. 100 att.) 

Player Years Att. Cmp. Pct. 

Tony Colston 2002-04 857 544 .635 

Bo Cordell 2009- 596 368 .617 

Carson Bradley 2001-03 438 266 .607 

Caleb Slover 2000-01 781 451 .577 

Corey Russell 2005-08 1382 773 .559 

Andy Smith 1998-99 435 237 .545 

Jamie Reed 1997-99 118 61 .517 

Tusculum Career Total Offensive Yardage Leaders 

Player Years Yds. 





Eric Claridy 1992-95 3836 

Tusculum Career Total Offensive Attempt Leaders 

Player Years Att. 





Andy Smith 1998-99 679 

Bo Cordell’s Career Game-By-Game 

2009 Season 

Date Opponent Cmp Att Int Yds TD 

8/29 at Charleston 37 66 2 442 2 

9/12 at Elizabeth City St. 26 48 3 212 3 

9/19 at Urbana 27 38 0 478 3 

9/24 Wingate 29 40 2 285 2 

10/3 Lenoir-Rhyne 16 27 3 185 0 

10/10 at Brevard 29 48 1 297 0 

10/17 Catawba 32 50 2 392 4 

10/24 at Newberry 18 30 0 277 3 

10/31 Mars Hill 26 41 2 366 4 

11/7 at Carson-Newman 37 57 2 524 2 

2010 Season 

8/28 Charleston 31 43 1 318 3 

9/4 at Findlay 35 63 1 429 1 

9/11 at Western Carolina 25 45 0 410 4 

Totals 368 596 19 4615 31 

WONDER FROM WALES 

All-Region kicker Gareth Rowlands returns for 

his senior campaign in 2010. The Benllech, Wales 

product garnered All-South Atlantic Conference 

First Team honors in 2009 and is already one of the 

all-time top kickers in Tusculum history. 

Rowlands currently holds eight school singlegame, 

season and career kicking records, including 

career points (187), career PATs made (97), PAT 

attempts (112), career field goals made (30) and 

career field goal attempts (49). 

In his 13 games in 2008, Rowlands connected 

on eight field goals, including a school-record tying 

four at NCAA Division I FCS Gardner-Webb University 

(Sept. 6, 2008). 

Against Elizabeth City State (Sept. 12) last 

season, Rowlands had a night of perfection as he 

booted two extra points and three field goals, including 

a school record 52-yarder. His 11 points 

were the fifth most in school history. 

Tusculum Single-Game Field Goal Leaders 

Player FG Opponent Date 

Paul Czerniak 4 at Livingstone 9/9/00 

Gareth Rowlands 4 at Gardner-Webb 9/6/08 

Paul Czerniak 3 at Wingate 9/23/00 

Gareth Rowlands 3 at Elizabeth City 9/12/09 

Gareth Rowlads 3 at Brevard 10/10/09 

Gareth Rowlands 3 at Findlay 9/4/10 

Tusculum Single-Game Field Goal Attempt Leaders 

Player FG Opponent Date 


Paul Czerniak 5 at Jacksonville 9/16/00 




Tusculum Single-Game Kick Scoring Leaders 

Player Pts. Opponent Date 


Jack Whittenburg 12 at Sue Bennett 10/1/94 


Gareth Rowlands 12 at Western Carolina 9/11/10 

Paul Czerniak 11 at Presbyterian 11/3/01 



Paul Czerniak 10 at Morehead St. 8/30/01 

Brice Stefanick 10 North Greenville 8/29/02 

Brice Stefanick 10 Lenoir-Rhyne 9/29/01 

Gareth Rowlands 10 at Brevard 10/10/09 

Gareth Rowlands 10 at Newberry 10/24/09 


Tusculum Longest Field Goal Leaders 



Paul Czerniak 52 at Jacksonville 9/16/00 


Mike Carter 51 Livingstone 9/2/99 

Jack Whittenburg 49 at Sue Bennett 10/1/94 

Paul Czerniak 49 Ark.-Monticello 9/2/00 


Brice Stefanick 49 at Morehead St. 8/30/01 

Gareth Rowlands 49 at Newberry 10/24/09 

Tusculum Single-Season Field Goal Leaders 

Player FG Year 

Paul Czerniak 19 2000 

Gareth Rowlands 12 2009 



Glen Black 7 2006 

Mike Carter 6 1996 

Tony Cuseo 6 1998 

Brice Stefanick 6 2002 


Tusculum Single-Season Extra Point Leaders 

Player XP Year 



Jack Whittenburg 34 1994 



Tusculum Single-Season PAT Attempt Leaders 

Player Att. Year 






Tusculum Single-Season Kick Scoring Leaders 

Player Pts. Year 






Tusculum Career Kick Scoring Leaders 

Player Years Pts. 

Gareth Rowlands 2007- 187 

Paul Czerniak 2000-01 141 

Glen Black 2004-06 111 

Brice Stefanick 2001-03 92 

Jack Whittenburg 1993-94 91 


Tusculum Career Field Goal Leaders 

Player Years FG 



Glen Black 2004-06 14 

Mike Carter 1996-99 11 


Tusculum Career Field Goal Attempt Leaders 

Player Years FGA 



Mike Carter 1996-99 27 



Tusculum Career Field Goal Percentage Leaders 

Player Years Pct. (FG-A) 

Paul Czerniak 2000-01 .659 (27-41) 

Gareth Rowlands 2007- .612 (30-49) 

Glen Black 2004-06 .538 (14-26) 

Jack Whittenburg 1993-94 .500 (9-18) 

Brice Stefanick 2001-03 .435 (10-23) 

Mike Carter 1996-99 .407 (11-27) 

Tusculum Career Extra Point Leaders 

Player Years PAT 






Tusculum Career Extra Point Attempt Leaders 

Player Years Att 






Tusculum Career Extra Point Percentage Leaders 

(min. 25 att.) 

Player Years Pct. (PAT-Att) 

Brice Stefanick 2001-03 .939 (62-66) 

Paul Czerniak 2000-01 .938 (61-65) 

Mike McLean 1999 .920 (23-25) 

Justin Higgins 2005-07 .909 (30-33) 

Glen Black 2004-06 .896 (69-77) 

30-SOMETHING 

The Pioneers have found 30 to be one of their 

favorite numbers, especially in offensive production. 

When Tusculum scores 30 or more points, 

the Pioneers are 71-9. 

Tusculum dropped its first game in seven 

years in a 37-33 road loss at No. 22 Wingate. Prior 

to that setback, the last time TC lost when it 

scored 30 or more was in 2001 when the Pioneers 

dropped a 48-41 decision at Presbyterian College. 

Prior to the PC game, the last time came in the 

1996 campaign when TC stumbled at Cumberland 

University (Tenn.) 64-38. When TC scores 40 or 

more, the Pioneers are 41-2. 

MOST WINS IN A SEASON 

The 2003 Tusculum College football team 

posted the best gridiron campaign in school history 

with its 9-2 record and its .818 won-lost percentage. 

The 2008 squad tied the school mark 

with their 9-4 record for wins in a year. 

The Pioneers posted winning seasons in five 

straight years from 2000-04, a first in the 

program’s history. 

Tusculum has accounted for three straight 

winning seasons and eight in the last nine years. 

Tusculum’s Winningest Seasons 

W ins Year Overall Pct. 

9 2003 9-2 .818 

9 2008 9-4 .692 

8 2001 8-2 .800 

7 2000 7-4 .636 

7 2002 7-4 .636 

6 1931 6-1-1 .813 

6 1926 6-3 .667 

6 1994 6-3 .667 

6 2004 6-4 .600 

6 2006 6-5 .545 

6 2007 6-5 .545 

WHEN IT’S REALLY CLOSE (ONE-POINT GAMES) 

In the 61 seasons of football at Tusculum, 

only on 13 occasions has the game been decided 

by one point. 

The last one-point thriller came in the 2008 

regular season finale as the Pioneers edged 15thranked 

Carson-Newman, 45-44. Brandon Kelley 

blocked an extra point with under two minutes 

remaining to preserve the Tusculum win. 

Since 1901, TC is 9-4 in games decided by one 

point, including wins in their last five contests 

with a one-point differential. 

TUSCULUM PLAYERS OF THE GAME 

Opponent Offense 

Charleston ...................... Hannibal Ruiz 

Rashaad Carter 

Defense 

Boomer Brown 

Special Teams 

Jonathan Lyons 

Xzanvion Smith 

Big Dogg 

Justin Arrington 

Findlay ............................ Dustin Moorehead David Little Andy Rosetti 

John Perry 

Pat Aiken 

Western Carolina ............ Bo Cordell 

Urbana 

Mars Hill 

Newberry 

Wingate 

Lenoir-Rhyne 

Brevard 

Catawba 

Carson-Newman 

Jason Muehling 


Gareth Rowlands 

Tusculum One-Point Games 

Year Opponent W/L Score 

1914 Maryville Lost 7-6 

1930 Mars Hill Lost 7-6 

1932 East Tennessee State Won 7-6 

1937 Milligan Lost 7-6 

1948 Cumberland (Tenn.) Won 7-6 

1948 Hiwassee Won 7-6 

1950 Maryville Won 7-6 

1992 Evansville Lost 13-12 

1993 Georgetown (Ky.) Won 27-26 

2000 Lenoir-Rhyne Won 10-9 

2001 Carson-Newman Won 37-36 

2006 Catawba Won 21-20 

2008 Carson-Newman Won 45-44 

DeBUSK’S CARDIAC KIDS 

In the 74 victories posted by Tusculum College 

during the Frankie DeBusk coaching era, 32 

of them have been come-from-behind wins. 

One of the most recent rallies came on the 

road at Newberry last year as TC trailed 28-14 late 

in the second quarter, but the Pioneers outscored 

the Scarlet & Gray by a 20-3 margin in the final 31 

minutes to post a 34-31 win. 

Three of Tusculum’s four biggest rallies have 

come against Newberry and all at Setzler Field. 

The most recent rally at home came in the 

opening round of the 2008 NCAA Division II Playoffs. 

Tusculum trailed Albany State 10-0 early in 

the contest, only to rally with 20 points in the final 

quarter for a 34-22 win. 

The largest comeback came in TC’s 28-23 win 

at Lenoir-Rhyne in 2003. The Pioneers trailed 23- 

7, but scored 21 unanswered points to get the win 

and preserve Tusculum’s SAC Championship season 

and a 9-2 record. It was biggest comeback by 

a TC team during the DeBusk era (since 1998). 

Last year, Tusculum trailed 7-0 early but 

scored 32 straight points in eventually knocking 

off Elizabeth City State (32-30). TC fell behind 6-0 

early against Lenoir-Rhyne last year, before scoring 

34 straight points en route to a 48-19 win. 

Biggest Comebacks During the DeBusk Era 

Largest 

Rk Date Opponent Diff. Dif. Final 

1 11/8/03 Lenoir-Rhyne .......... 23-7 -16 28-23 

2 10/17/98 Newberry ............... 21-7 -14 31-28 

10/24/09 Newberry ............... 21-7 -14 34-31 

4 10/28/00 Newberry ............... 14-3 -11 50-37 

5 8/30/01 Morehead State .... 17-7 -10 34-27 

10/21/06 Catawba ................ 17-7 -10 21-20 

11/15/08 Albany State .......... 10-0 -10 34-22 

8 11/13/99 Jacksonville ......... 30-21 -9 42-36 

9 11/14/98 Clinch Valley ............. 7-0 -7 30-7 

9/2/99 Livingstone ............... 9-2 -7 11-9 

10/13/01 Carson-Newman 30-23 -7 37-36 

10/25/03 Carson-Newman ..... 7-0 -7 27-18 

10/23/04 Catawba ............. 21-14 -7 42-35 

8/24/06 Bethel .................... 10-3 -7 17-10 

11/4/06 Mars Hill .............. 17-10 -7 24-17 

9/29/07 Wingate ................. 14-7 -7 31-28 

11/3/07 Mars Hill ................. 10-3 -7 15-12 

9/13/08 Elizabeth City St. ...... 7-0 -7 32-30 

9/19/09 Urbana ..................... 7-0 -7 45-35 

20 9/16/00 Jacksonville .............. 6-0 -6 13-6 

10/28/01 Newberry ................. 6-0 -6 42-12 

8/28/04 Concord .................... 6-0 -6 46-18 

10/4/08 Lenoir-Rhyne ............ 6-0 -6 48-19 

10/31/09 Mars Hill ................. 13-7 -6 38-28 

8/28/10 Charleston (W.Va.) ... 6-0 -6 24-12 

26 9/5/02 Tennessee-Martin ... 6-2 -4 33-6 

27 9/19/98 Lenoir-Rhyne ............ 6-3 -3 20-5 

9/29/01 Lenoir-Rhyne ....... 17-14 -3 28-23 

10/6/07 Lenoir-Rhyne ............ 3-0 -3 31-16 

30 8/26/00 WVU-Tech ........... 15-13 -2 19-17 

31 9/22/01 Wingate ................... 8-7 -1 27-15 

11/1/08 Mars Hill .............. 14-13 -1 33-28 


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NAIA Ranking (4-3) 

Date Record Rank Opponent Result 

9/12/94 1-0 20th #16 Cumberland (Tenn.) L 10-27 

9/19/94 1-1 25th at Campbellsville W 31-0 

9/26/94 2-1 22nd at Sue Bennett W 66-6 

10/3/94 3-1 19th #25 Cumberland (Ky.) W 42-28 

10/10/94 4-1 18th at #25 Lambuth L 21-44 

10/31/94 5-2 23rd Maryville W 63-22 

11/7/94 6-2 19th at Union (Ky.) L 36-58 

NCAA Division II Rankings (18-9) 

Date Record Rank Opponent Result 

9/25/01 4-0 22nd at Lenoir-Rhyne W 28-23 

10/2/01 5-0 20th at #6 Catawba L 17-21 

10/9/01 5-1 22nd #25 Carson-Newman W 37-36 

10/23/01 6-1 16th Newberry W 42-12 

10/30/01 7-1 13th at Presbyterian L 41-48 

11/6/01 7-2 22nd Mars Hill W 21-14 

Pre-2002 0-0 21st North Greenville W 44-0 

9/3/02 1-0 17th at Tennessee-Martin W 33-6 

9/10/02 2-0 15th at Morehouse W 24-17 

9/17/02 3-0 13th #3 Morehead State W 42-0 

10/1/02 4-0 11th at Wingate W 49-6 

10/8/02 5-0 11th Presbyterian L 7-24 

10/15/02 5-1 21st at Newberry W 24-7 

10/22/02 6-1 17th at #3 Carson-Newman L 23-48 

10/29/02 6-2 24th #10 Catawba L 17-29 

10/8/03 4-1 24th at Presbyterian W 35-27 

10/15/03 5-1 22nd Newberry W 39-9 

10/22/03 6-1 20th #3 Carson-Newman W 27-18 

10/29/03 7-1 15th at #7 Catawba L 22-27 

11/5/03 7-2 21st at Lenoir-Rhyne W 28-23 

11/12/03 8-2 17th Mars Hill W 31-7 

Pre-2004 0-0 14th at Concord W 46-18 

8/31/04 1-0 12th #7 North Alabama L 7-28 

9/7/04 1-1 23rd at Winston-Salem State W 37-20 

9/21/04 2-1 24th at Wingate L 24-29 

11/11/08 8-3 23rd Albany State W 34-22 

11/18/08 9-3 23rd at #4 Delta State L 19-27 

Pre-2009 0-0 23rd at Charleston L 14-31 

9/13/2010 3-0 24th Urbana ?????? 

COACH DEBUSK VS. ALL OPPONENTS 

Opponent W L 

Arkansas-Monticello ..................... 0 1 

Austin Peay State ......................... 0 1 

Bethel ........................................... 1 0 

Brevard ......................................... 3 1 

Carson-Newman ........................... 3 9 

Catawba ....................................... 4 8 

Charleston (W.Va.) ........................ 2 2 

Charleston Southern ..................... 1 1 

Concord ........................................ 2 0 

Elizabeth City State ....................... 1 1 

Elon .............................................. 1 0 

Findlay .......................................... 1 0 

Gardner-Webb .............................. 0 3 

Jacksonville .................................. 2 0 

Lenoir-Rhyne ................................ 9 3 

Liberty .......................................... 0 1 

Livingstone ................................... 2 0 

Mars Hill ....................................... 9 3 

Maryville ...................................... 1 0 

Miles ............................................ 1 0 

Morehead State ........................... 2 0 

Morehouse ................................... 2 0 

Newberry ...................................... 8 4 

North Alabama ............................. 0 4 

North Dakota State ....................... 0 1 

North Greenville ............................ 1 0 

Presbyterian ................................. 1 8 

Saint Paul’s ................................... 2 0 

Stillman ........................................ 1 0 

Tennessee-Martin ......................... 2 0 

Urbana .......................................... 2 0 

Virginia-Wise ................................ 1 0 

West Virginia Tech ........................ 1 0 

Western Carolina .......................... 1 0 

Wingate ....................................... 5 7 

Winston-Salem State ................... 1 0 

PRIME TIME PIONEERS 

The Tusculum Pioneers have played in 46 

night games since the reinstatement of football 

in 1991. 

The Pioneers played in four night games in 

2007, all on the road (Liberty, North Alabama, 

Brevard, Newberry), going 1-3 in those outings. 

Tusculum played two games at night in 2008 

in consecutive weeks. TC dropped a 31-12 

decision at Gardner-Webb, but rebounded the 

following week with a 32-30 win over Elizabeth 

City State. 

The Pioneers are 23-23 at night all-time, 

while Coach Frankie DeBusk is 19-15, including 8- 

4 at home when the sun goes down. 

TUSCULUM VS. RANKED OPPONENTS 

Tusculum’s regular-season finale against No. 

15 Carson-Newman last year marked the 35th 

time the Pioneers have faced a nationally-ranked 

opponent. 

Tusculum is 11-24 all-time against 

nationally-ranked opponents. 

Tusculum Against Nationally-Ranked Opponents 

Date Opponent W/L Score 

9/17/94 #14 Cumberland (TN) L 10-27 

10/8/94 #25 Cumberland (KY) W 42-28 

10/15/94 at #25 Lambuth L 21-44 

9/6/97 #7 Catawba L 0-48 

9/12/98 at #16 Catawba W 23-21 

9/26/98 at #10 Carson-Newman L 21-45 


10/7/00 #6 Catawba L 19-24 


11/4/00 #21 Presbyterian L 24-27 

8/30/01 at #9 Morehead State W 34-27 

10/6/01 at #6 Catawba L 17-21 

10/13/01 #25 Carson-Newman W 37-36 

9/21/02 #3 Morehead State W 42-0 


11/2/02 #10 Catawba L 17-29 


11/1/03 at #7 Catawba L 22-27 

9/4/04 #7 North Alabama L 7-28 


10/23/04 #12 Catawba W 42-35 

10/1/05 at #25 Presbyterian L 3-26 

10/15/05 #23 Carson-Newman L 0-38 

8/24/06 #17 Bethel W 17-10 

9/9/06 #3 North Alabama L 10-22 

10/28/06 #15 Newberry L 23-27 

9/8/07 at #4 North Alabama L 24-43 

9/29/07 #18 Wingate W 31-28 

10/20/07 #7 Catawba W 31-28 

10/27/07 at #25 Newberry L 14-17 


9/27/08 at #22 Wingate L 33-37 


11/22/08 at #4 Delta State L 19-27 


TUSCULUM’S WINNINGEST COACHES 

Head Coach Years W L T Pct. 

Frankie DeBusk .... 1998- 74 59 0 .556 

Sam Doak .............. 1919-20, 28-36 32 37 11 .481 

Tom Bryant ............ 1991-94 15 24 1 .388 

Carlton Palmer ....... 1926-27 6 8 2 .438 

Dewayne Wells ...... 1995-97 6 24 0 .200 

Tom Armstrong ...... 1947-50 6 26 1 .197 

Thomas McCann ... 1924 4 4 0 .500 

Laird Holt .............. 1940-41 4 13 0 .235 

J. Bruce Anderson .. 1916 2 3 0 .400 

Sam Graham .......... 1925 2 5 0 .286 

G.D. Downing ........ 1923 1 5 0 .167 

Marion Edens ........ 1946 1 7 0 .125 

Ty Disney ............... 1937 0 5 3 .188 

Johnny Faulds ....... 1938-39 0 15 2 .059 

TUSCULUM MEDIA INFORMATION 

POST GAME INTERVIEWS 

Coach Frankie DeBusk will be available for 

media interviews following his postgame radio 

show which will be conducted at field level, at 

home and away games. At home, Coach 

DeBusk’s postgame comments will be held on 

the field. In the event of inclement weather, 

Coach DeBusk will conduct his postgame show 

inside the field house or in the press box. An announcement 

will be made in the fourth quarter. 

He will be available for media interviews after 

his radio show. 

If you wish to speak with Coach DeBusk or 

players, please let Dom Donnelly, Tusculum Athletic 

Media Relations Director know at least five 

minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. 

Opposing teams will set their own postgame 

interview policy and it will be announced 

in the press box. 

WEEKLY PRESS CONFERENCE 

Coach DeBusk will have a weekly press 

conference on Wednesdays at noon of game 

weeks. The press conference will be held in the 

first floor conference room of Rankin Hall on the 

Greeneville campus. 

The weekly press luncheon will have a 

group question-and-answer session with Coach 

DeBusk, as well as the ability to do one-on-one 

interviews. If you would like to speak with an 

individual player, please let the Athletic Media 

Relations office know and we will attempt to 

make arrangements, based on the student-athletes’ 

availability due to classes. 

CREDENTIAL REQUESTS 

All media outlets that wish to cover Tusculum 

College football games at Pioneer Field must 

submit their requests for credentials at least 

one week in advance prior to the home contest, 

either by phone, email or fax. 

Press credentials WILL NOT be issued to 

spouses, friends or children. 

Possession of a season credential does not 

guarantee a seat in the press box. To assure a 

seat, please notify Dom Donnelly of your intention 

to cover a particular game. All seat assignments 

will be made on a first-come, first-served 

basis, with priority given to those media who 

cover Pioneer Athletics on a regular basis. 

Single-game press credentials can be 

picked up in the Tusculum College Athletic Media 

Relations (301 Rankin Hall) during the week 

of a home contest. Credentials will be mailed if 

requested at least two weeks prior to the game. 

Credentials not picked up will be left at the North 

Gate Ticket Booth behind the press box. 

Credentials must be worn and visible at all 

times. All credentials are non-transferable. The 

credential will grant the bearer access to the 

stadium, press box, sidelines and post-game interview 

area (if applicable). 

Media requests for road games must be 

handled by media outlets through the host 

team’s sports information office. 


TUSCULUM INDIVIDUAL 

Rushed for 100 yards 

110, Corey Russell at Delta State, 11/22/08 (16 att.) 


220, Aaron Claridy vs. Jacksonville, 11/13/99 (34 att.) 

Passed for 300 yards 

410, Bo Cordell at Western Carolina, 9/11/10 



Had 100 yards Receiving 

141, Deonte’ Gist at Western Carolina, 9/11/10 


151, Deonte’ Gist at Findlay, 9/4/10 


206, Antwain Glenn vs. Presbyterian, 11/4/00 

Two Players had 100 yards receiving 

Ryan Tallent (10-141) & Nate Binder (3-107) at 

Carson-Newman, 11/7/09 

Returned a punt for a touchdown 

Octavius Love vs. Wingate, 9/24/05 (62 yds) 

Returned a kickoff for a touchdown 

Deonte’ Gist at Carson-Newman, 11/7/09 (91 yds) 

Returned an interception for a touchdown 

Kenneth Russell at Newberry, 10/9/04 (39 yds) 

Returned a fumble for a touchdown 

Justin Arrington at Western Carolina, 9/11/10 (90 yds) 

Jason Muehling at Western Carolina, 9/11/10 (60 yds) 

Recovered a fumble for a touchdown 

Hunter Adams at Newberry, 10/24/09 

Returned a blocked punt for a touchdown 

Jeremy Thompson vs. St. Paul’s, 9/15/07 (19 yds) 

Returned a blocked field goal for a touchdown 

Never 

Returned a Defensive PAT 

1, Dontavious Clark at Winston-Salem St., 9/11/04 

Rushed for three touchdowns 

3, Corey Russell vs. Carson-Newman, 11/8/08 

Threw three touchdown passes 


Caught three touchdown passes 

3, Nate Binder at Catawba, 10/18/08 

Scored three touchdowns 

3, Corey Russell vs. Carson-Newman, 11/8/08 

Kicked three field goals 

3, Gareth Rowlands at Findlay, 9/4/10 

A quarterback threw three interceptions 

3, Bo Cordell vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 10/3/09 

Had a 70-yard run from scrimmage 

70, Patrick King at Carson-Newman, 11/10/07 

Had a 70-yard pass completion 

73, Bo Cordell to Xzanvion Smith at W. Carolina, 9/11/10 

Had an 80-yard pass completion 

88, Bo Cordell to Jarrell NeSmith at Urbana, 9/19/09 

Had 15 tackles 

15, Boomer Brown vs. Charleston, 8/28/10 


25, Alan Slaughter vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 9/30/00 

Intercepted two passes 

2, Lyall Harrison vs. Mars Hill, 10/31/09 

Kicked a 50-yard field goal 

52, Gareth Rowlands at Elizabeth City St. 

Kicked a 60-yard punt 

64, John Gregory vs. Albany State, 11/15/08 


71, John Gregory vs. Carson-Newman, 11/8/08 

TUSCULUM TEAM 


301 vs. Jacksonville, 11/13/99 


520 vs. Maryville, 11/5/94 


410 at Western Carolina, 9/11/10 



Had 500 yards total offense 

510 at Findlay, 9/4/10 

Had 25 first downs 

28 at Findlay, 9/4/10 

Scored 50 points 


Scored a safety 

1 vs. Elizabeth City State, 9/13/08 

Scored a two-point conversion 

1 at Brevard, 10/10/09 

Posted a shutout 

21-0 vs. Urbana, 9/20/08 

Was shutout 

38-0 vs. Carson-Newman, 10/15/05 

Held an opponent under 100 yards rushing 


Held an opponent under 5 yards rushing 

3 vs. Newberry, 10/25/08 

Held an opponent under 100 yards passing 

94 at Brevard, 10/10/09 

Held an opponent under 200 total yards 

163 vs. Urbana, 9/20/08 

Held an opponent under 100 total yards 

95 at Brevard, 9/23/06 

Blocked a punt 


Blocked a field goal 

1 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 10/3/09 

Blocked an extra-point 

2 vs. Albany State, 11/15/08 

THE LAST TIME 

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL 


332, Buck Wakefield-Carson-Newman, 11/7/09 




304, Zac Brindise-Western Carolina, 9/11/10 


448, Eric McCollom-Newberry, 10/25/08 


116, Jacoby Mitchell-Western Carolina, 9/11/10 (8 rec.) 

110, Josh Cockrell-Western Carolina, 9/11/10 (4 rec.) 


244, D.J. Humphries-Presbyterian, 11/3/01 

Returned a punt for a touchdown 

Wynton Jackson-Liberty, 9/1/07 (65 yds) 

Returned a kickoff for a touchdown 

Artis Gilmore-Lenoir-Rhyne, 10/3/09 (89 yds) 

Returned an interception for a touchdown 

Michael Gist-Brevard, 10/10/09 (39 yds) 

Returned a fumble for a touchdown 

Derrell Mills-Newberry, 10/28/06 (40 yds.) 

Recovered a fumble for a touchdown 

Chris Almonte-Charleston, 8/29/09 

Returned a blocked punt for a touchdown 

Never 

Returned a blocked field goal for a touchdown 

Cory Reese-Catawba, 9/11/99 (70 yds) 

Rushed for three touchdowns 


Threw three touchdown passes 

4, Zac Brindise -Western Carolina, 9/11/10 

Caught three touchdown passes 

3, Shawn Barrett-Wingate, 9/27/08 

Kicked three field goals 

3, Andrew Coln-Lenoir-Rhyne, 10/6/07 

A quarterback threw three interceptions 

3, Luis Cruz-Mars Hill, 10/31/09 

Had a 70-yard run from scrimmage 

80, Alex Good-Carson-Newman, 11/8/08 

Had a 70-yard pass completion 

76, Brandon Gantt to Kelton Tindal-Newberry, 10/24/09 

Had an 80-yard pass completion 

84, A. Metzelaars to Dan Brooks-Wingate, 9/30/06 


16, Derrell Mills-Newberry, 10/28/06 

Intercepted two passes 

2, Tylan Merkerson-Wingate, 9/24/09 

Returned a defensive PAT 

1, Stan Galbraith-Mars Hill, 11/3/07 

Kicked a 50-yard field goal 

50, Andrew Coln-Lenoir-Rhyne, 10/6/07 


64, Chris Brown-Carson-Newman, 11/10/07 


75, Eric Watts-Brevard, 10/10/09 

OPPONENT TEAM 


671 by Carson-Newman, 11/7/09 




396 by Western Carolina, 9/11/10 


403 by Urbana, 9/19/09 

Had 500 yards total offense 


Had 25 first downs 


Scored 50 points 


Scored a safety 

1 by North Alabama, 9/8/07 

Scored a two-point conversion 


Scored a defensive two-point conversion 

1 by Mars Hill, 11/3/07 

Held Tusculum under 100 yards rushing 


Held Tusculum under 100 yards passing 


Held Tusculum under 200 total yards 


Held Tusculum under 100 total yards 

89 by North Alabama, 9/3/05 

Blocked a punt 

2 by Urbana, 9/19/09 

Blocked a field goal 

1 by Urbana, 9/20/07 

Blocked an extra-point 

1 by Delta State, 11/22/08 

THE PIONEERS’ RECORD WHEN... 

Playing at home ............................................................... 1-0 

Playing on the road .......................................................... 2-0 

Playing at night ................................................................ 1-0 

Playing during the day ..................................................... 2-0 

TC scores on first possession ......................................... 0-0 

Opponent scores on first possession ............................ 1-0 

TC scores first .................................................................. 3-0 

Opponent scores first ..................................................... 0-0 

TC leads after 1st quarter ................................................ 3-0 

Opponent leads after 1st quarter ................................... 0-0 

Score is tied after 1st quarter .......................................... 0-0 

TC leads at halftime .......................................................... 3-0 

Opponent leads at halftime ............................................. 0-0 

Score is tied at halftime ................................................... 0-0 

TC leads after 3rd quarter ................................................ 3-0 

Opponent leads after 3rd quarter ................................... 0-0 

Score is tied after 3rd quarter ......................................... 0-0 

Overtime .......................................................................... 0-0 

TC has more total yards ................................................... 2-0 

Opponent has more total yards ...................................... 1-0 

TC has more rushing yards .............................................. 1-0 

Opponent has more rushing yards ................................. 2-0 

TC has more passing yards .............................................. 3-0 

Opponent has more passing yards ................................. 0-0 

TC has more turnovers .................................................... 0-0 

Opponent has more turnovers ........................................ 1-0 

Tied in turnovers ............................................................. 2-0 

TC has more penalties ...................................................... 2-0 

Opponent has more penalties ......................................... 1-0 

Tied in penalties ............................................................... 1-0 

TC has more time of possession ..................................... 1-0 

Opponent has more time of possession ......................... 2-0 

TC has a 100-yard rusher ................................................ 0-0 

Opponent has a 100-yard rusher .................................... 0-0 

TC scores at least 20 points ............................................ 1-0 

Opponent scores at least 20 points ............................... 0-0 

TC throws for 300 yards ................................................. 3-0 

Opponent throws for 300 yards ..................................... 1-0 

Playing on natural grass .................................................. 1-0 

Playing on artificial surface .............................................. 2-0 

TC defense scores ............................................................ 1-0 

Opponent defense scores ............................................... 0-0 

TC returns KO/Punt for touchdown ............................... 0-0 

Opponent returns KO/Punt for TD ................................. 0-0 

TC wins the coin toss ....................................................... 1-0 

Opponent wins the coin toss .......................................... 2-0 

Playing vs. WVIAC teams ................................................. 1-0 

Playing vs. GLIAC teams ................................................... 1-0 

Playing vs. Southern Conference teams .......................... 1-0 

Playing vs. NCAA Division II teams .................................. 2-0 

Playing vs. NCAA II Super Region II teams ........................ 0-0 

Playing vs. AFCA Division II Top 25 teams ....................... 0-0 


Kent Aigbe 

Tackles ........... 4, Western Carolina, 2010 

TFL ............................. 1, Catawba, 2009 

Pat Aiken 

Tackles ....................... 1, Newberry, 2009 

Brian Alexander 


TFL ............................................. 1, twice 

Sacks ............. 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

LiRonta Archie 

Tackles ........................... 7, Findlay, 2010 

Fumble Rec. ................... 1, Findlay, 2010 



Blocked kick ................. 1, Delta St., 2008 

Fumble Rec. ... 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

Lng. Fumble Ret. .... 90, W. Carolina, 2010 

Fumble Ret. for TD ....... 1, Carolina, 2010 

Passes Def. .... 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

KO Ret. .......... 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

KO Ret. Yds. . 13, Western Carolina, 2010 

Lng KO Ret. .. 13, Western Carolina, 2010 

Points ............ 6, Western Carolina, 2010 

Darrion Ashby 

Tackles ...................... 5, Charleston, 2010 

Passes Def. ....................... 2, three times 

Kaytron Becton 


Passes Def. ............... 1, Charleston, 2010 

Chad Blakely 

Rush Att. ........................ 8, Findlay, 2010 

Rush Yds. ..................... 29, Findlay, 2010 

Lng. Rush ..................... 11, Findlay, 2010 

Recep. ........... 6, Western Carolina, 2010 

Rec. Yds. ...... 45, Western Carolina, 2010 

Lng. Recep. .. 16, Western Carolina, 2010 

All-Purpose Yds. ..... 63, W. Carolina, 2010 

Jeffrey Booker 

Rush Att. ........ 4, Western Carolina, 2010 

Rush Yds. ..... 23, Western Carolina, 2010 

Lng Rush ...... 20, Western Carolina, 2010 

Calvin Britt 

Recep. ........................ 6, Wingate, 2007 

Rec. Yds. .................. 196, Wingate, 2007 

Lng. Recep. ................ 73, Catawba, 2008 

TD Recep. .......................... 2, fourt times 

Points ............................... 12, four times 

Tackles .................. 1, Lenoir-Rhyne, 2008 

Boomer Brown 

Tackles .................... 15, Charleston, 2010 

TFL ................................ 2, Findlay, 2010 

Sacks ............................. 2, Findlay, 2010 

Fumbles Forced ............. 2, Findlay, 2010 

Marcus Carroll 


Rashaad Carter 

Recep. .................... 11, Charleston, 2010 

Rec. Yds. ............... 166, Charleston, 2010 

Lng. Recep. ................ 65, Mars Hill, 2009 

TD Recep. .......................... 1, eight times 

Punt Ret. ....................... 2, Brevard, 2009 

Punt Ret. Yds. ......... 26, W. Carolina, 2010 

Lng Punt Ret. ......... 26, W. Carolina, 2010 

All-Purp. Yds. ........ 166, Charleston, 2010 

Points ................................ 6, eight times 


Chad Coleman 

Rush Att. ..................................... 2, twice 

Rush Yds. .................. 4, Charleston, 2010 

Lng Rush ................... 4, Charleston, 2010 

KO Ret. .......... 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

KO Ret. Yds. ............. 1, W. Carolina, 2010 

Lng KO Ret. .... 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

PIONEER CAREER GAME HIGHS 

Bo Cordell 

Rush Att ..................... 20, Catawba, 2009 

Rush Yds. .................... 37, Brevard, 2009 

Lng. Rush .................... 18, Brevard, 2009 

Rush TD ...................................... 1, twice 

Completions .............................. 37, twice 

Pass Attempts ........ 66, Charleston, 2009 

Pass Yds. ..... 524, Carson-Newman, 2009 

Lng. Pass ..................... 88, Urbana, 2009 

TD Passes ......................... 4, three times 

INT ............................................. 3, twice 

Recep. ............ 1, Elizabeth City St., 2009 

Tackles .............................. 1, three times 

Points ......................................... 6, twice 

Joshua Davis 

Tackles ........................................ 1, twice 

Mike Fields 


Mason Fowler 

Tackles ............ 8, Carson-Newman, 2009 

TFL ............................................. 2, twice 

Sacks ............................. 2, Findlay, 2010 

Passes Def. ................................. 1, twice 

Fumble Rec. ................................ 1, twice 

Deonte’ Gist 

Recep. ......................... 10, Findlay, 2010 

Rec. Yds. .................... 151, Findlay, 2010 

Lng. Recep. ................ 63, Catawba, 2009 

TD Recep. ................... 2, Catawba, 2009 

Rush Att. ........................ 2, Urbana, 2008 

Rush Yds. ..................... 44, Urbana, 2008 

Lng. Rush ..................... 29, Urbana, 2008 

KO Ret. ............................. 3, three times 

KO Ret. Yds. 156, Carson-Newman, 2009 

Lng KO Ret. ... 91, Carson-Newman, 2009 

KO Ret. TD ...... 1, Carson-Newman, 2009 

Punt Ret. ..................................... 1, twice 

Punt Ret. Yds. ............... 14, Findlay, 2010 

Lng. Punt Ret. .............. 14, Findlay, 2010 

All-Purp. Yds. 167, Carson-Newman, 2009 


Points ........................ 12, Catawba, 2009 

Kris Harris 


Luke Harris 

Tackles ......... 10, Western Carolina, 2010 

TFL ........................... 3, Charleston, 2010 

Sacks ............................. 1, Findlay, 2010 

Passes Def. ............... 2, Charleston, 2010 

Rashaun Harris 

Tackles ........................................ 7, twice 

TFL ................................... 1, three times 

INT ................. 1, Elizabeth City St., 2009 

INT Ret. Yds. ... 2, Elizabeth City St., 2009 

Lng. INT Ret. ... 2, Elizabeth City St., 2009 

Fumble Forced ............... 1, Findlay, 2010 

Fumble Rec. .................. 1, Brevard, 2008 

Passes Def. ................. 2, Wingate, 2009 

Christian Harrison 

Tackles ........................ 1, Mars Hill, 2009 

Dameon Herring 


Marcus Jackson 

Tackles ................ 10, Lenoir-Rhyne, 2009 

TFL ....................... 2, Lenoir-Rhyne, 2009 

Passes Def. .................... 1, Urbana, 2009 

Wesley Jackson, Jr. 


TFL ............................................. 1, twice 

Sacks ............. 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

Jermaine Jennings 

Tackles ................................. 5, five times 

TFL ............................................. 2, twice 

Sacks .......................................... 1, twice 

Forced Fumbles . 2, Gardner-Webb, 2008 

Fumble Rec. ............... 1, Newberry, 2007 

Passes Def. ........ 1, Gardner-Webb, 2008 

Fred Jones 

Rush Att. ..................................... 5, twice 

Rush Yds. .................... 29, Brevard, 2008 

Lng. Rush .................... 12, Brevard, 2008 

Rush TD ...................................... 1, twice 

Recep. ........................ 1, Mars Hill, 2008 

Rec. Yds. .................... 16, Mars Hill, 2008 

Lng Recep. ................. 16, Mars Hill, 2008 

Points ......................................... 6, twice 

TJ Jones 


TFL ............................................. 1, twice 

Pass Def. ........................... 2, three times 

Forced Fumble ............ 1, Wingate, 2009 


INT ............................ 2, Newberry, 2008 

KO Ret. ....................................... 1, twice 

KO Ret. Yds. .. 12, Elizabeth City St., 2008 

Lng. KO Ret. .. 12, Elizabeth City St., 2008 

David Little 

Tackles .......... 10, Carson-Newman, 2009 

TFL ............................................. 3, twice 

Sacks ............................. 3, Findlay, 2010 

Forced Fumble ............... 1, Urbana, 2009 

Fumbles Rec. ................. 1, Findlay, 2010 

Blkd Punts ...................... 1, Findlay, 2010 

Jonathan Lyons 


Kickoff Ret. .... 2, Western Carolina, 2010 

Kick Ret. Yds. 55, Western Carolina, 2010 

Lng KO Ret. .. 39, Western Carolina, 2010 

Brian Marshall 

Rush Att. ...................... 16, Findlay, 2010 

Rush Yds. ..................... 48, Findlay, 2010 

Lng Rush .................... 19, Mars Hill, 2008 

Recep. ........................... 5, Findlay, 2010 


Lng Recep. ... 19, Western Carolina, 2010 

All-Purpose Yds. ........... 82, Findlay, 2010 

Joshua McKie 

Rush Att. ................... 1, Charleston, 2010 

Rush Yds. .................. 5, Charleston, 2010 

Recep. ...................... 1, Charleston, 2010 

Rec. Yds. ................... 4, Charleston, 2010 

Dustin Moorehead 

Tackles ............ 1, Elizabeth City St., 2009 

Fetuao Mua 

Tackles ........................................ 4, twice 

TFL ................................... 1, three times 

Sacks ............................. 1, Findlay, 2010 

Jason Muehling 


TFL ........................................ 1, six times 

Sacks ................................ 1, three times 

Forced Fumbles ....... 1, W. Carolina, 2010 

Fumble Rec. ... 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

Fumble Ret. Yds. .... 60, W. Carolina, 2010 

Lng Fumble Ret. ..... 60, W. Carolina, 2010 

Fumble Ret. for TD ... 1, W. Carolina, 2010 


Zachary Norman 

Tackles .......... 16, Carson-Newman, 2009 

TFL ............................................. 2, twice 

Sacks .......................................... 2, twice 

Fumble Rec. ....... 1, Urbana, 2008 & 2009 

Fumble Ret. Yds. ............ 9, Urbana, 2009 

Lng Fumble Ret. ............. 9, Urbana, 2009 

Passes Def. ........... 1, Lenoir-Rhyne, 2008 


Rush Yds. ....... 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

Lng. Rush ....... 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

DeAngelo Paschal 


John Perry 


Billy Pooser 

Blk. Punt ........ 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

Orlando Price 

Tackles ........................................ 2, twice 

Michael Rodriguez 

Rush Att. ..................... 4, Wingate, 2009 

Rush Yds. .................... 7, Wingate, 2009 

Rush TD ...................... 1, Wingate, 2009 

Lng. Rush .................... 8, Wingate, 2009 

Receptions ..................... 6, Findlay, 2010 

Rec. Yds. ................................... 51, twice 

Lng. Recep. ............. 23, Charleston, 2010 

Rec. TD ....................................... 1, twice 

Pass Att. ..................... 1, Wingate, 2009 

Comp. ......................... 1, Wingate, 2009 

Pass. Yds. .................... 2, Wingate, 2009 

Lng Pass ...................... 2, Wingate, 2009 

Tackles ........................................ 3, twice 

Forced Fumble ...... 1, Lenoir-Rhyne, 2008 

Points ............................... 6, three times 

Andy Rosetti 

Punt Att .................... 7, Charleston, 2010 

Punt Yds. ............... 231, Charleston, 2010 

Punt Avg. ............. 33.0, Charleston, 2010 

Lng Punt ....................... 52, Findlay, 2010 

In20 .......................... 2, Charleston, 2010 

Gareth Rowlands 

Extra Points ................... 7, Brevard, 2008 

Extra Point Att. .............. 8, Brevard, 2008 

FG ...................... 4, Gardner-Webb, 2008 

Field Goal Att. ............................. 5, twice 

Lng FG .......... 52, Elizabeth City St., 2009 

Kickoffs ........ 10, Western Carolina, 2010 

KO Yds. ....... 667, Western Carolina, 2010 

Points ....................................... 12, twice 

Tackles ........................ 3, Catawba, 2009 

Hannibal Ruiz 

Tackles ........................................ 1, twice 

Casey Sivert 

Recep. .......................... 1, Brevard, 2009 

Torrey Slaven 

Pass Att. ........ 1, Western Carolina, 2010 


Rush. Yds. .... 10, Western Carolina, 2010 

Lng Rush ........ 8, Western Carolina, 2010 

Nicolas Smith 


TFL ........................... 1, Charleston, 2010 

Terrence Smith 

Tackles ........................ 8, Wingate, 2008 

TFL ................. 3, Elizabeth City St., 2008 

Sacks ............................. 2, Urbana, 2009 


Forced Fumble .................. 1, three times 

Pass Def. ........................... 1, three times 

Xzanvion Smith 

Recep. ........... 1, Western Carolina, 2010 


Lng. Rec. ...... 73, Western Carolina, 2010 

TD Recep. ...... 1, Western Carolina, 2010 



Skylar West 

Tackles ................................. 1, five times 

Sack .............. 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

TFL ................ 1, Western Carolina, 2010 

Dillon Wilker 



AFCA TOP 25 

Rk Team Prv 

1 Grand Valley St. (23) 1 

2 Minnesota-Duluth (1) 2 

3 North Alabama (2) 3 

4 California (Pa.) 4 

5 Abilene Christian 5 

6 Texas A&M-King. 6 

7 NW Missouri St. 8 

8 West Alabama 7 

9 West Texas A&M 9 

10 Tuskegee 10 

11 Missouri Western 14 

12 Midwestern St. 13 

13 Hillsdale 11 

14 UNC Pembroke 17 

15 Washburn 15 

16 Minn. St.-Mankato 18 

17 Winona St. 19 

18 Wayne St. (Neb.) 22 

19 Carson-Newman 20 

20 Valdosta St. NR 

21 West Liberty St. 20 

22 Edinboro 24 

23 Nebraska-Kearney 23 

24 TUSCULUM NR 

25 Cent. Washington 12 

Others Receiving Votes: 

Morehouse 42, Albany St. 35, 

Augustana 31, Shepherd 28, 

Ouachita Baptist 25, Indiana (Pa.) 

24, Central Missouri 23, Wayne 

St. (Mich.) 17, Colorado School of 

Mines 12, Delta St. 11, Pittsburg 

St. 9, Arkansas-Monticello 8, 

Saginaw Valley St. 7, Colorado 

St.-Pueblo 1, Concord 1, Winston 

Salem St. 1. 

Tusculum Opponents in Italics 

NCAA DIVISION II FOOTBALL POLLS 

D2FOOTBALL.COM TOP 25 

Rk Team Rec. 

1 Grand Valley 2-0 

2 Minnesota-Duluth 2-0 

3 North Alabama 2-0 

4 Abilene Christian 2-0 

5 Texas A&M-King. 2-0 

6 California (Pa.) 2-0 

7 NW Missouri St. 0-1 

8 Missouri Western 2-0 

9 West Texas A&M 1-1 

10 Midwestern State 2-0 

11 Washburn 1-1 

12 Tuskegee 2-0 

13 West Alabama 2-0 

14 Cent. Washington 1-2 

15 UNC Pembroke 2-0 

16 Hillsdale 1-1 

17 Valdosta State 2-0 

18 West Liberty 1-1 

19 Winona State 2-0 

20 TUSCULUM 3-0 

21 Nebraska-Kearney 1-1 

22 Delta State 1-1 

23 East Stroudsburg 1-1 

24 Minnesota State 2-0 

25 Wayne St. (Neb.) 2-0 

Week Pre 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 

Rank NR NR RV 24 

MASSEY RATINGS TOP 40 

Rk Team Prv. 

1 Minnesota-Duluth 1 

2 North Alabama 9 

3 Grand Valley St. 2 

4 Abilene Christian 4 

5 Midwestern St. 8 

6 NW Missouri St. 3 

7 Texas A&M-King. 5 

8 Hillsdale 20 

9 Augustana 17 

10 Valdosta St. 38 

11 Missouri Western 7 

12 West Texas A&M 12 

13 Northern Michigan 25 

14 Pittsburg St. 11 

15 West Alabama 29 

16 Arkansas Tech 14 

17 Minn. St.-Mankato 15 

18 Washburn 10 

19 Wayne St. (Mich.) 33 

20 Wayne St. (Neb.) 13 

21 Ouachita Baptist NR 

22 Central Missouri 6 

23 Winona St. 19 

24 Delta St. NR 

25 Cent. Washington 14 

26 Henderson St. 37 

27 TUSCULUM 36 

28 Ark-Monticello NR 

29 California (Pa.) 26 

30 Northwood NR 

31 Harding NR 

32 Angelo St. 27 

33 Ashland 28 

34 UNC Pembroke 24 

35 St. Cloud St. 34 

36 Carson-Newman 30 

37 Indianapolis NR 

38 Michigan Tech NR 

39 Saginaw Valley St. 31 

40 Fort Hays St. 21 

TUSCULUM IN THE AFCA DIVISION II POLL 

CHARTING TUSCULUM’S OPPONENTS 

Date Opponent Time/Result This Week Last Week Record National Rank 

8/28 Charleston Won 24-12 West Virginia St. Idle 1-1 - 

9/4 at Findlay Won 16-3 at Tiffin Lost 10-49 at Northern Michigan 0-1 - 

9/11 at Western Carolina Won 54-30 at Gardner-Webb Lost 30-54 vs. Tusculum 0-2 - 

9/18 Urbana 1 p.m. #24 Tusculum Won 44-13 vs. Seton Hill 0-1 - 

10/2 at Mars Hill 2:30 p.m. at Charleston Southern Won 41-12 at St. Augustine’s 2-1 - 

10/9 Newberry 2 p.m. at Samford (Thur.) Lost 17-45 vs. Valdosta State 1-1 - 

10/16 at Wingate 1:30 p.m. #14 UNC Pembroke Idle 1-1 - 

10/23 at Lenoir-Rhyne 2:30 p.m. at North Greenville Won 41-13 vs. Davidson 2-1 - 

10/30 Brevard 1:30 p.m. at Johnson C. Smith Idle 1-1 - 

11/6 at Catawba 1:30 p.m. Shaw Won 59-8 at Livingstone 1-1 - 

11/13 Carson-Newman 1:30 p.m. Concordia (Thur.) Idle 1-1 #19 


TUSCULUM LONG PLAYS (20 YARDS OR LONGER) 

TUSCULUM (20) 

Game RUSH PASS RETURNS 

Charleston -- Bo Cordell to Rashaad Carter--20, 49 Deonte’ Gist--23 KR 

Bo Cordell to Michael Rodriguez--23 TD 

at Findlay -- Bo Cordell to Calvin Britt--23, 39 Jonathan Lyons--20 KR 

Bo Cordell to Deonte’ Gist--32, 29 

at Western Carolina Jeffrey Booker--20 Bo Cordell to Deonte’ Gist--24, 33, 49 Justin Arrington--90 FR TD 

Bo Cordell to Rashaad Carter--29 TD Jonathan Lyons--39 KR 

Bo Cordell to Calvin Britt--39 TD Rashaad Carter--26 PR 

Bo Cordell to Xzanvion Smith--73 TD Jason Muehling--60 FR TD 

OPPONENT LONG PLAYS (20 YARDS OR LONGER) 

OPPONENT (27) 

Game RUSH PASS RETURNS 

Charleston Brian Lee--55 Blaine Wilson to Justin Nelson--31 Julian Johnson--25 KR, 20 KR 

Justin Nelson--26 KR 

Markel Vaughn--24 IR 

Lamonte Lattimore--35 KR, 23 KR 

at Findlay -- Zach Tate to DaJerrian Smith--20 Demetrius Trapps--27 KR, 41 KR 

at Western Carolina Michael Johnson--30 Zack Jaynes to Jacoby Mitchell--23 Nate Harris--23 KR, 28 KR, 29 KR 

Zack Jaynes to Josh Cockrell--22 Josh Cockrell--25 KR, 32 KR 

Zack Jaynes to Deja Alexander--30 Sidney Rhodes--21 KR, 27 KR 

Zac Brandise to Deja Alexander--20 TD, 28 TD 

Zac Brandise to Josh Cockrell--47 

Zac Brandise to Nate Harris--21 

Zac Brandise to Jacoby Mitchell--24 

2010 TUSCULUM SCORING DRIVES 

Total Scoring Drives: 17 

Qtr. Opp. Scoring Play Plays Yards TOP 

1 UC Carter 18 pass from Cordell 8 76 2:54 

1 UC Gist 15 pass from Cordell 10 80 4:00 

3 UC Rodriguez 23 pass from Cordell 7 95 2:45 

4 UC Rowlands 40 FG 8 57 2:37 

1 UF Rowlands 19 FG 9 55 3:04 

2 UF Rowlands 34 FG 7 35 1:07 

2 UF Rowlands 25 FG 15 72 5:21 

2 UF Rodriguez 17 pass from Cordell 6 76 0:34 

1 WCU Arrington 90 fumble return - - - 

2 WCU Calvin Britt 7 pass from Cordell 10 80 1:57 

2 WCU Carter 29 pass from Cordell 2 27 0:37 

2 WCU Cordell 1 rush 12 92 3:36 

3 WCU Britt 39 pass from Cordell 4 55 1:48 

3 WCU Rowlands 45 FG 10 36 2:51 

3 WCU Muehling 60 fumble return - - - 

4 WCU X. Smith 73 pass from Cordell 2 67 1:17 

4 WCU Rowlands 21 FG 8 33 3:41 

SCORING DRIVES 

2010 OPPONENT SCORING DRIVES 

Total Scoring Drives: 7 

Qtr. Opp. Scoring Play Plays Yards TOP 

1 UC Lattimore 4 run 4 73 1:45 

4 UC Higgins 7 pass from Leak 16 86 3:46 

2 UF Stevens 31 FG 8 35 4:28 

2 WCU Alexander 20 pass from Brindise 7 53 0:49 

3 WCU Cockrell 28 pass from Brindise 10 67 3:31 

4 WCU Mitchell 10 pass from Brindise 7 69 1:20 

4 WCU Everett 11 pass from Brindise 4 71 1:21 


TUSCULUM 24 

CHARLESTON 12 

AUG. 28, 2010 • GREENEVILLE, TENN. • PIONEER FIELD 

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score 

----------------- -- -- -- -- ----- 

Charleston (W.Va.).. 6 0 0 6 - 12 Record: (0-1) 

Tusculum............ 14 0 7 3 - 24 Record: (1-0) 

Scoring Summary: 

1st 11:50 UC - Lam. Lattimore 4 yd run (Wes Sherrill kick failed), 4-73 1:45, UC 6 - TC 0 

08:56 TC - Rashaad Carter 18 yd pass from Bo Cordell (Gareth Rowlands kick), 8-77 2:54, UC 6 - TC 7 

02:33 TC - Deonte' Gist 15 yd pass from Bo Cordell (Gareth Rowlands kick), 10-80 4:00, UC 6 - TC 14 

3rd 04:08 TC - Michael Rodriguez 23 yd pass from Bo Cordell (Gareth Rowlands kick), 7-95 2:45, UC 6 - TC 21 

4th 14:54 TC - Gareth Rowlands 40 yd field goal, 8-57 2:37, UC 6 - TC 24 

00:09 UC - Andre Higgins 7 yd pass from Maurice Leak (Wes Sherrill kick failed), 16-86 3:46, UC 12 - TC 24 

UC TC 

FIRST DOWNS................... 16 18 

RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............ 37-156 26-73 

PASSING YDS (NET)............. 149 318 

Passes Att-Comp-Int........... 34-14-1 43-31-1 

TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 71-305 69-391 

Fumble Returns-Yards.......... 0-0 0-0 

Punt Returns-Yards............ 1--2 1-0 

Kickoff Returns-Yards......... 5-129 2-40 

Interception Returns-Yards.... 1-24 1-1 

Punts (Number-Avg)............ 9-35.9 7-33.0 

Fumbles-Lost.................. 0-0 0-0 

Penalties-Yards............... 8-74 10-64 

Possession Time............... 31:34 28:26 

Third-Down Conversions........ 6 of 17 5 of 15 

Fourth-Down Conversions....... 1 of 2 0 of 2 

Red-Zone Scores-Chances....... 2-2 2-2 

Sacks By: Number-Yards........ 0-0 1-15 

RUSHING: Charleston (W.Va.)-Blain Wilson 19-68; Brian Lee 4-57; Maurice 

Leak 5-10; Darell Byrd 1-6; Julian Johnson 3-6; Lam. Lattimore 2-5; Nick 

Lockhart 2-3; Justin Nelson 1-1. Tusculum-Bo Cordell 6-27; Fred Jones 5-21; 

Brian Marshall 6-18; Chad Blakely 3-12; Joshua McKie 1-5; Chad Coleman 2-4; 

Deonte' Gist 1-1; TEAM 2-minus 15. 

PASSING: Charleston (W.Va.)-Blain Wilson 13-31-1-142; Maurice Leak 

1-3-0-7. Tusculum-Bo Cordell 31-43-1-318. 

RECEIVING: Charleston (W.Va.)-Andre Higgins 8-84; Nick Lockhart 3-18; 

Justin Nelson 1-31; Julian Johnson 1-9; Darell Byrd 1-7. Tusculum-Rashaad Carter 

11-166; Deonte' Gist 6-69; Michael Rodriguez 5-41; Calvin Britt 4-18; Chad 

Blakely 2-15; Brian Marshall 2-5; Joshua McKie 1-4. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Charleston (W.Va.)-Markel Vaughn 1-24. Tusculum-TJ Jones 

1-1. 

FUMBLES: Charleston (W.Va.)-None. Tusculum-None. 

Stadium: Pioneer Field Attendance: 2011 

Kickoff time: 1:00 pm End of Game: 3:47 pm Total elapsed time: 2:47 

Officials: Referee: Dan Stacey; Umpire: Scott McCracken; Linesman: Michael Owen; 

Line judge: Brian Harless; Back judge: David Payne; Field judge: Dane Bayag; 

Side judge: R. Geddings; Scorer: TC Sports Info; 

Temperature: 87 Wind: S 5 mph Weather: Sunny, Warm 

Charleston receiving votes in AFCA Division II Poll 

SACKS (UA-A): Charleston (W.Va.)-None. Tusculum-Mason Fowler 1-0. 

TACKLES (UA-A): Charleston (W.Va.)-Ricky Strother 4-5; Danny Thomas 1-8; 

Zech Flick 3-5; Austin McClain 0-7; Matt Kelly 2-4; Chris Woomer 1-5; Aaron 

Dunlap 3-2; Markel Vaughn 1-4; Stephen Howard 0-5; Dylan March 1-3; Nick Watts 

0-4; Craig Kampfer 0-4; Tom Ducey 1-2; James Settle 0-3; Bam Harrison 1-1; Matt 

Duncan 1-1; Taylor Farley 1-1; Curtis Robbins 1-1; Adam Moser 0-2; Josh Bruce 

0-1; Justin Woods 0-1; Bode Agaja 0-1; Jeff Green 0-1; Sam Lucas 0-1; Steve 

Settle 0-1; Hassan Coleman 0-1. Tusculum-Boomer Brown 2-13; Luke Harris 2-6; 

Kaytron Becton 3-4; Rashaun Harris 1-6; Terrence Smith 1-4; Darrion Ashby 1-4; 

Mason Fowler 1-4; Zachary Norman 0-4; TJ Jones 3-0; Brian Alexander 0-3; Jason 

Muehling 0-3; Jermaine Jennings 0-3; Nicolas Smith 1-1; Marcus Jackson 1-1; 

LiRonta Archie 1-1; Wesley Jackson, Jr. 1-1; Kent Aigbe 1-1; Xzanvion Smith 1-1; 

Mike Fields 1-1; Justin Arrington 0-2; Deonte' Gist 1-0; Joshua Davis 1-0; 

Jonathan Lyons 0-1; John Perry 0-1; David Little 0-1; Gareth Rowlands 0-1; 

Dameon Herring 0-1; Fetuao Mua 0-1. 

TUSCULUM BOX SCORES 

GAME 

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FINDLAY 3 

SEPT. 4, 2010 • FINDLAY, OHIO • DONNELL STADIUM 


----------------- -- -- -- -- ----- 


Findlay............. 0 3 0 0 - 3 Record: (0-1) 


1st 03:53 TC - Gareth Rowlands 19 yd field goal, 9-55 3:04, TC 3 - UF 0 

2nd 11:45 TC - Gareth Rowlands 34 yd field goal, 7-35 1:07, TC 6 - UF 0 

07:07 UF - Cameron Stevens 31 yd field goal, 8-35 4:28, TC 6 - UF 3 

01:46 TC - Gareth Rowlands 25 yd field goal, 15-72 5:21, TC 9 - UF 3 

00:10 TC - Michael Rodriguez 17 yd pass from Bo Cordell (Gareth Rowlands kick), 6-76 0:34, TC 16 - UF 3 

TC UF 

FIRST DOWNS................... 28 14 






Punt Returns-Yards............ 3-47 1-2 




Fumbles-Lost.................. 2-2 4-3 







RUSHING: Tusculum-Brian Marshall 16-48; Chad Blakely 8-29; Michael 

Rodriguez 1-7; Deonte' Gist 1-3; Chad Coleman 2-2; TEAM 1-minus 1; Bo Cordell 

4-minus 7. Findlay-Monterae Williams 15-59; Demetrius Trapps 2-9; Kevan 

Westenbarger 2-minus 16; Zach Tate 10-minus 43. 

PASSING: Tusculum-Bo Cordell 35-63-1-429. Findlay-Zach Tate 17-27-0-190; 

Kevan Westenbarger 1-4-0-12. 

RECEIVING: Tusculum-Deonte' Gist 10-151; Rashaad Carter 9-95; Michael 

Rodriguez 6-51; Calvin Britt 5-98; Brian Marshall 5-34. Findlay-DaJerrian Smith 

7-95; Jonathan Mora 5-43; Dustin Zielaskiewicz 3-38; Steve Winner 2-19; Seth 

White 1-7. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Tusculum-None. Findlay-Kalon Willis 1-3. 

FUMBLES: Tusculum-Michael Rodriguez 1-1; Deonte' Gist 1-1. Findlay-Zach 

Tate 4-3. 

Stadium: Donnell Stadium Attendance: 1136 

Kickoff time: 12:00 End of Game: 2:53 Total elapsed time: 2:53 

Officials: Referee: Jon Leslie; Umpire: Mark Burt; Linesman: John Wagner; 

Line judge: Daniel Kellogg; Back judge: Damon Wilcox; Field judge: Patrick Clark; 

Side judge: Mike Brenner; Scorer: Brett Bostelman; 

Temperature: 63 Wind: 16mph Weather: Partly Sunny 

Findlay receiving votes in AFCA Division II Poll 

SACKS (UA-A): Tusculum-David Little 1-2; Boomer Brown 2-0; Zachary Norman 

1-1; Mason Fowler 1-1; Jermaine Jennings 0-1; Luke Harris 1-0; Fetuao Mua 0-1. 

Findlay-Craig Hoying 0-1; Richard Sumlin 1-0; Mark Johnson 0-1. 

TACKLES (UA-A): Tusculum-LiRonta Archie 5-2; Rashaun Harris 4-3; Zachary 

Norman 4-3; David Little 2-5; Mason Fowler 3-3; Luke Harris 3-3; Justin 

Arrington 3-2; Boomer Brown 2-3; TJ Jones 2-1; Darrion Ashby 1-1; Jermaine 

Jennings 0-2; Fetuao Mua 0-2; Jason Muehling 1-0; Terrence Smith 1-0; Kent Aigbe 

1-0; Gareth Rowlands 1-0; Rashaad Carter 1-0. Findlay-Brandon Butler 6-5; Donte 

Johnson 8-0; Mark Johnson 2-6; Kalon Willis 7-0; Kenny Klatt 5-2; Brandon 

Cornell 5-2; Richard Sumlin 2-5; Craig Hoying 2-4; Isaiah Cordell 2-3; Terrance 

Williams 3-1; Bryon Rizzi 2-2; Bryan Womack 3-0; Matt Randall 1-0; Mark Nelson 

1-0. 

16 • 2010 TUSCULUM COLLEGE FOOTBALL PIONEERS VS. URBANA • SEPT. 18, 2010 


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3 

WESTERN CAROLINA 30 

SEPT. 11, 2010 • CULLOWHEE, N.C. • WHITMIRE STADIUM 


----------------- -- -- -- -- ----- 


Western Carolina.... 0 7 7 16 - 30 Record: (0-2) 


1st 09:35 TC - Justin Arrington 90 yd fumble recovery (Gareth Rowlands kick), , TC 7 - WCU 0 

2nd 13:31 TC - Calvin Britt 7 yd pass from Bo Cordell (Gareth Rowlands kick), 10-80 1:57, TC 14 - WCU 0 

11:18 TC - Rashaad Carter 29 yd pass from Bo Cordell (Gareth Rowlands kick), 2-27 0:37, TC 21 - WCU 0 

04:10 TC - Bo Cordell 1 yd run (Billy Pooser pass failed), 12-92 3:36, TC 27 - WCU 0 

00:10 WCU - Deja Alexander 20 yd pass from Zac Brindise (Blake Bostic kick), 7-53 0:49, TC 27 - WCU 7 

3rd 11:18 WCU - Josh Cockrell 28 yd pass from Zac Brindise (Blake Bostic kick), 10-67 3:31, TC 27 - WCU 14 

09:21 TC - Calvin Britt 39 yd pass from Bo Cordell (Gareth Rowlands kick), 4-55 1:48, TC 34 - WCU 14 

04:49 TC - Gareth Rowlands 45 yd field goal, 10-36 2:51, TC 37 - WCU 14 

01:36 TC - Jason Muehling 60 yd fumble recovery (Gareth Rowlands kick), , TC 44 - WCU 14 

4th 09:50 TC - Xzanvion Smith 73 yd pass from Bo Cordell (Gareth Rowlands kick), 2-67 1:17, TC 51 - WCU 14 

08:25 WCU - Jacoby Mitchell 10 yd pass from Zac Brindise (Chris Everett pass from Zac Brindise), 7-69 1:20, TC 51 

- WCU 22 

04:10 TC - Gareth Rowlands 21 yd field goal, 8-33 3:41, TC 54 - WCU 22 

02:43 WCU - Chris Everett 11 yd pass from Zac Brindise (Chris Everett pass from Zac Brindise), 4-71 1:21, TC 54 - 

WCU 30 

TC WCU 

FIRST DOWNS................... 19 27 






Punt Returns-Yards............ 2-28 2-33 




Fumbles-Lost.................. 0-0 3-2 







RUSHING: Tusculum-Jeffrey Booker 4-23; Chad Blakely 7-22; Torrey Slaven 

2-10; Brian Marshall 2-4; Zachary Norman 1-1; Bo Cordell 8-minus 18. Western 

Carolina-Michael Johnson 6-45; Nate Harris 8-43; Zac Brindise 7-minus 1; Dion 

Wilson 10-minus 1; TEAM 1-minus 1; Zack Jaynes 3-minus 3. 

PASSING: Tusculum-Bo Cordell 25-45-0-410; Torrey Slaven 0-1-0-0. Western 

Carolina-Zac Brindise 23-39-0-304; Zack Jaynes 4-10-0-92; TEAM 0-2-0-0. 

RECEIVING: Tusculum-Deonte' Gist 6-141; Chad Blakely 6-45; Calvin Britt 

3-58; Rashaad Carter 3-36; Brian Marshall 3-35; Michael Rodriguez 3-22; Xzanvion 

Smith 1-73. Western Carolina-Jacoby Mitchell 8-116; Deja Alexander 5-86; Josh 

Cockrell 4-110; Andrew Rogers 3-29; Chris Everett 3-14; Nate Harris 2-35; Dion 

Wilson 1-5; Sidney Rhodes 1-1. 

INTERCEPTIONS: Tusculum-None. Western Carolina-None. 

FUMBLES: Tusculum-None. Western Carolina-Dion Wilson 1-0; Zac Brindise 

1-1; TEAM 1-1. 

Stadium: Whitmire Stadium Attendance: 4471 

Kickoff time: 6 p.m. End of Game: 9:33 pm Total elapsed time: 3:33 

Officials: Referee: Rodney Burnette; Umpire: Ernie Hamilton; Linesman: Kevin Cody; 

Line judge: Seth Bussey; Back judge: James Shire; Field judge: Mark Brooks; 

Side judge: Robert Mohr; Scorer: Lautzenheiser; 

Temperature: 73 Wind: SW 3mph Weather: overcast 

The game went into a lighting delay at 9:17 p.m. 

After a 16-minute delay, the game was officially called 

with 2:39 remaining in regulation. 

SACKS (UA-A): Tusculum-David Little 1-1; Jason Muehling 1-0; Skylar West 

0-1; Wesley Jackson, Jr. 0-1; Brian Alexander 0-1. Western Carolina-Trey Selby 

1-1; Randy Pressley 1-1; Brian Johnson 1-0. 

TACKLES (UA-A): Tusculum-Luke Harris 7-3; Jason Muehling 2-5; Brian 

Alexander 3-3; Rashaun Harris 4-1; Dillon Wilker 3-2; LiRonta Archie 3-2; 

Kaytron Becton 2-3; Zachary Norman 1-4; John Perry 3-1; Darrion Ashby 3-1; Kent 

Aigbe 3-1; David Little 2-2; Boomer Brown 2-2; Mason Fowler 0-4; Terrence Smith 

0-3; Wesley Jackson, Jr. 0-3; Jonathan Lyons 2-0; Justin Arrington 0-2; Gareth 

Rowlands 1-0; Marcus Carroll 1-0; Kris Harris 1-0; Joshua Davis 1-0; Orlando 

Price 0-1; TJ Jones 0-1; Skylar West 0-1; Jermaine Jennings 0-1. Western 

Carolina-Randy Pressley 5-4; Angelo Brown 4-4; Rock Williams 2-6; Mitchell Bell 

3-4; Ricky Schwarz 0-7; Torez Jones 3-3; Charles Johnson 3-1; Trey Selby 2-2; 

Brian Johnson 2-1; Brett Allen 2-1; C.J. Johnson 0-3; Jaron McNeill 2-0; Roland 

Johnson 1-1; Elijer Martinez 1-0; Blake Bostic 1-0; Reggie America 0-1. 


TUSCULUM PIONEERS URBANA BLUE KNIGHTS 

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

1 Gareth Rowlands PK 6-1 215 Sr. Benllech, Wales/Kings Academy (Tenn.) 

2 TJ Jones DB 5-9 160 Jr. Duncan, S.C./James F. Byrnes HS 

3 Michael Rodriguez WR 6-2 190 Jr. Columbia, S.C./Hargrave Military Academy 

5 Brian Marshall RB 5-7 180 So. Chattanooga, Tenn./Ooltewah HS 

6 Andy Rosetti P/K 5-11 190 RFr. Kenneth City, Fla./St. Petersburg HS 

7 Luke Harris DB 6-1 185 So. Floyd, Va./Floyd County HS 

8 Deonte’ Gist WR 5-9 170 Jr. Wellford, S.C./James F. Byrnes HS 

9 Joshua McKie WR 6-0 195 RFr. Mauldin, S.C./North Carolina/Mauldin HS 

10 Torrey Slaven QB 6-1 190 RFr. Winfield, Tenn./Oneida HS 

11 Rashaun Harris DB 5-10 185 Sr. Gaffney, S.C./Gaffney HS 

12 Kyle Dickey QB 6-3 190 Fr. McDonough, Ga./Luella HS 

13 Rashaad Carter WR 6-3 200 Jr. Stone Mountain, Ga./Stephenson HS 

14 Billy Pooser WR 6-3 185 Fr. Abbeville, S.C./Emerald HS 

15 Terrence Smith DL 6-6 230 Jr. Riverdale, Ga./North Clayton HS 

16 LiRonta Archie DB 5-10 185 Fr. Fairburn, Ga./North Atlanta HS 

17 Hubert Wiggins DB 5-10 160 Jr. Houston, Texas/Feather River/Cypress Spring 

18 David Little DL 6-3 240 Sr. Miami, Fla./American River /Miami Killian HS 

19 Bo Cordell QB 6-1 195 So. Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill HS 

20 Justin Arrington DB 5-9 155 Jr. Union City, Ga./Creekside HS 

21 Chad Coleman RB 6-0 245 RFr. Andersonville, Tenn./Anderson County HS 

22 Orlando Price TE 6-2 200 So. Columbia, S.C./Airport HS 

23 Kaytron Becton DB 5-10 165 Fr. Miami, Fla./Miami Jackson HS 

24 Mike Fields DB 5-10 180 Jr. San Bernardino, Calif./Chaffey CC/San Bernardino HS 

25 Fred Jones RB 5-7 180 Jr. Appling, Ga./Greenbrier HS 

26 Kent Aigbe DB 6-1 190 Jr. Antioch, Tenn./Antioch HS 

27 Aaron Cude DB 6-0 170 Jr. Lubbock, Texas/New Mexico Military/Coronado 

28 Marcus Jackson DB 5-11 185 Sr. North Augusta, S.C./North Augusta HS 

29 Jeffrey Booker RB 5-10 185 RFr. Maryville, Tenn./Maryville HS 

30 Darrion Ashby DB 5-11 155 Sr. Compton, Calif./La Harbor JC/Narbonne HS 

31 Marcus Carroll LB 6-0 235 Jr. Greenwood, S.C./Greenwood HS 

32 Chad Blakely RB 5-10 180 Fr. Knoxville, Tenn./Anderson County HS 

33 John Perry DB 6-1 185 Fr. Branford, Fla./Branford HS 

34 Mason Fowler LB 5-10 225 Sr. Dacula, Ga./Dacula HS 

35 Boomer Brown LB 5-11 235 Jr. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./Col. of the Desert/Monarch HS 

36 Ashden Lynch DB 5-10 175 So. Hephzibah, Ga./Cross Creek HS 

37 Cameron Myers DB 6-1 185 Fr. Conley, Ga./Martin Luther King, Jr. HS 

38 Brian Alexander LB 6-1 225 So. Union Point, Ga./Greene County HS 

39 Stephen Gyebison DB 5-10 170 Fr. Knoxville, Tenn./West HS 

40 Dillon Wilker LB 6-1 200 Fr. Knoxville, Tenn./Bearden HS 

41 Joshua Davis LB 6-2 230 Fr. Atlanta, Ga./South Atlanta HS 

42 DeAngelo Paschal DB 5-9 185 Jr. Atlanta, Ga./McNair HS 

43 Christian Harrison DB 5-10 185 Jr. Greensboro, Ga./Greene County HS 

44 Skylar West LS 6-5 215 So. Oneida, Tenn./Oneida HS 

46 Dustin Lane LB 5-10 205 Fr. Lithonia, Ga./Martin Luther King, Jr. HS 

47 Zellburge Gleaves DB 6-0 175 RFr. Antioch, Tenn./Antioch HS 

48 Rashawn Binns RB 5-10 220 Fr. Conyers, Ga./Rockdale County HS 

49 Kris Harris LB 6-0 215 Fr. Englewood, Tenn./McMinn Central HS 

51 Altoine Wilson, II LB 5-10 200 RFr. Covington, Ga./Alcovy HS 

52 Lee Kizer OL 6-2 290 Fr. Portland, Tenn./Portland HS 

53 Zachary Norman LB 6-1 235 Sr. Greenwood, S.C./Greenwood HS 

55 David Davis OL 6-4 275 RFr. McEwen, Tenn./The Ensworth School 

56 Pat Aiken OL 6-1 280 Jr. Greenwood, S.C./Greenwood HS 

60 Hannibal Ruiz OL 6-2 310 Sr. Atlanta, Ga./Creekside HS 

62 Brandon Priest OL 6-2 290 Sr. Loganville, Ga./Grayson HS 

63 Eric Jefferson OL 6-1 280 Jr. Atlanta, Ga./McNair HS 

64 Christian Bell OL 6-2 285 RFr. Madisonville, Tenn./Sequoyah HS 

65 Casey Sivert OL 6-5 270 Sr. Rogersville, Tenn./Cherokee HS 

71 Israel Pickens OL 6-4 300 So. Piedmont, S.C./Woodmont HS 

75 Nate Riddle OL 6-6 320 RFr. Canton, Ga./Creekview HS 

77 Josh Stone OL 6-1 320 Jr. Smithville, Tenn./DeKalb County HS 

78 Cody Kennedy OL 6-6 250 So. Douglas, Ga./Coffee County HS 

79 Dustin Moorehead OL 6-4 285 Jr. Elora, Tenn./Lincoln County HS 

80 Nick Beaty PK 5-10 185 Fr. Andersonville, Tenn./Anderson County HS 

81 Xzanvion Smith WR 5-11 180 Fr. Anderson, S.C./Westside HS 

82 Calvin Britt WR 6-0 190 Sr. Augusta, Ga./Laney HS 

83 Jermaine Jennings DL 6-4 260 Sr. Duncan, S.C./James F. Byrnes HS 

84 Dan Herberth WR 6-3 190 RFr. Bonifay, Fla./Holmes County HS 

86 Zack Self TE 6-3 245 Fr. Sarasota, Fla./Lakewood Ranch HS 

88 Jonathan Lyons WR 6-2 190 Jr. Hampton, Tenn./Hampton HS 

90 Dameon Herring DL 5-11 295 Fr. Stockbridge, Ga./Martin Luther King, Jr. HS 

91 Nicolas Smith DL 6-5 275 Fr. Seymour, Tenn./Seymour HS 

92 Jason Muehling DL 6-2 250 Jr. Calhoun, Ga./Calhoun HS 

93 Jackie Patterson DL 6-4 310 Fr. Nashville, Tenn./Hillsboro HS 

94 Wesley Jackson, Jr. DL 6-1 260 So. Hollywood, Fla./South Broward HS 

95 Fetuao Mua DL 6-1 310 Sr. Concord, Calif./Diablo Valley JC/Mt. Diablo HS 

96 James Farmer DL 6-2 300 Fr. Stone Mountain, Ga./Stephenson HS 

97 Kennedy Emebunor DL 6-0 280 Fr. Nashville, Tenn./Glencliff HS 

98 Colter Adkins DL 6-2 260 Fr. Memphis, Tenn./Cordova HS 

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

2 Wes Edwards 5’9 200 Jr. DB Columbus, Ohio/Brookhaven HS 

3 Dan Goodrum 6’0 220 So. DB Bedford, Ohio/Villa Angela St. Joe’s HS 

4 D.J. Mendenhall 6’4 215 Fr. QB West Jefferson, Ohio/West Jefferson HS 

5 Jerrell Leak 5’11 180 Jr. WR Trotwood, Ohio/Trotwood-Madison HS/Youngstown St. 

6 Diamond Hart 5’10 180 Jr. WR Akron, Ohio/St. Vincent-St. Mary’s HS/Tiffin Univ. 

7 Juan McKeever 5’11 175 Jr. DB Lakeworth, Florida/Park Vista Community HS 

8 Joshua Turnbo 5’10 225 Sr. RB Columbus, Ohio/Linden-McKinley HS 

9 Aaron Irby 6’1 250 Jr. DL Dublin, Ohio/Scioto HS/Army 

10 Steven Allen 5’10 165 Jr. DB Fairborn, Ohio/Trotwood-Madison HS/Army 

11 Matt Hightower 6’1 190 Jr. WR Virginia Beach, VA/Kellam HS/Christopher Newport Univ 

12 Lamar Ross 6’0 200 RFr. LB/DB Columbus, Ohio/Walnut Ridge HS 

13 T.C. Turner 5’9 165 Fr. DB Columbus, Ohio/East HS 

14 Breaker Heller 5’10 185 RFr. RB/WR Columbus, Ohio/Africentric HS 

15 Evan Gehlert 6’2 210 Jr. QB Indianapolis, Ind./Perry Meridian HS 

16 Sanders Sius 5’10 160 Fr. WR Orlando, Florida/Olympia HS 

17 David Hill 5’10 225 Fr. RB St. Louis, Missouri/DeSmet Jesuit HS 

18 David Gerber 6’4 220 So. QB Sugarcreek, Ohio/Garaway HS 

19 Nate Williams IV 6’3 215 Jr. SS Aberdeen, Md./Aberdeen HS 

20 Travis Brisco 6’1 240 Sr. OLB Columbus, Ohio/Marion-Franklin HS 

21 Jake Krupko 6’0 180 Fr. FS Homeworth, Ohio/Marlington HS 

22 Brandon Jackson 5’9 200 Jr. DB Columbus, Ohio/Northland HS/Mount Union College 

23 Jared Lake 5’10 180 Sr. DB Detroit, Mich./Southfield-Lathrup HS/Victor Valley Col. 

24 Boise Moon 5’10 205 Sr. RB Hamilton, Ohio/Hamilton HS 

25 Isaiah Irons 6’0 200 Fr. RB Lima, Ohio/Shawnee HS 

26 Calvin Blackman 5’10 210 Fr. LB Maple Heights, Ohio/Maple Heights HS 

27 Erique Robertson 5’11 225 So. LB Cleveland, Ohio/Maple Heights HS/Univ. of Illinois 

28 Daniel Haddix 5’11 210 Jr. WR Urbana, Ohio/Urbana HS 

29 Shawn Conley 6’1 200 Jr. DB DeGraff, Ohio/Christian Light Education 

30 Josh Miller 6’0 225 Jr. RB Moreno Valley, California/Valley View HS/Tiffin Univ. 

31 Byron Lewis II 5’10 205 RFr. DB Cleveland, Ohio/Collinwood HS 

32 Quinton Jones 6’1 215 So. RB Franklin, Ohio/Franklin HS 

33 Kevin Smith 6’0 215 Fr. LB Lexington, Ohio/Lexington HS 

34 Shane Cahill 5’11 215 So. LB West Jefferson, Ohio/West Jefferson HS 

35 Traylin Taylor 6’4 215 Jr. OLB Dayton, Ohio/Thurgood-Marshall HS 

36 Clay Lust 6’1 235 So. LB Prospect, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty HS/Lake Erie College 

37 Bruce Parker 6’2 245 So. DE Sandusky, Ohio/Sandusky HS 

38 John Krabill 5’9 175 Fr. DB West Liberty, Ohio/West Liberty-Salem HS/Univ. of Cincinnati 

39 Joe Webb 6’0 185 Fr. WR Mechanicsburg, Ohio/Mechanicsburg HS 

40 Eric Berry Jr. 6’0 230 Jr. LB Columbus, Ohio/Independence HS/Col. of the Redwoods 

41 Jay McCoy 5’10 190 Jr. K/P Springfield, Ohio/Kenton Ridge HS/Tiffin University 

42 Maurice Harden 5’6 250 So. FB Dayton, Ohio/Thurgood Marshall HS 

43 David McComas 5’11 195 RFr. DB Dayton, Ohio/Carroll HS 

44 Perry Jenkins 5’11 215 So. DL Columbus, Ohio/Walnut Ridge HS 

45 Alex McCurdy 5’11 180 RFr. DB Delaware, Ohio/Buckeye Valley HS 

46 Curtis Peele 6’1 225 RFr. LB Columbus, Ohio/Marion Franklin HS 

47 Matt Nowak 6’3 245 So. TE/DE Garfield Heights, Ohio/Trinity HS 

48 Evan Morrisey 6’1 260 Jr. TE Hilliard, Ohio/Hilliard Darby HS 

49 Nick Shaw 6’0 220 RFr. LB Coshocton, Ohio/Coshocton HS 

50 Steve Fritsch 6’0 200 Fr. LB Strongsville, Ohio/Padua Franciscan HS 

51 Drew Underwood 6’2 220 So. LB West Jefferson, Ohio/West Jefferson HS 

52 Alex Maxson 6’6 320 Jr. OL Delaware, Ohio/Hayes HS/Tiffin University 

53 Jared Gravely 6’4 240 Fr. DE Thurman, Ohio/Gallia Academy 

54 Chris Dupree 6’1 200 So. LB Oak Hill, Ohio/Oak Hill HS 

55 Kyle Ferguson 6’1 220 Fr. LB West Jefferson, Ohio/West Jefferson HS 

56 John Madigan 6’1 255 RFr. OL Wapakoneta, Ohio/Wapakoneta HS 

57 Staton Brady 6’1 215 Fr. LB Worthington, Ohio/Thomas Worthington HS 

58 Nick Lipchek 5’9 200 Fr. LB Independence, Ohio/Independence HS 

59 Adam Rood 6’2 245 RFr. DL Hilliard, Ohio/Bishop Ready HS 

60 Brad Young 6’1 330 Fr. DL Lewis Center, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty HS 

61 Kyle Wallace 6’2 260 Fr OL West Milton, Ohio/Milton-Union HS 

64 Scott Porter 6’3 270 So. OL Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill HS 

66 Alphonzo Berry 6’0 360 RFr. OL Columbus, Ohio/Walnut Ridge HS 

67 Colby Rush 6’4 265 RFr. OL Dunkirk, Ohio/Kenton HS 

68 Adam Trevino 6’2 275 Fr. OL Clewiston, Florida/Clewiston HS 

69 Eli Oliver 6’4 305 Sr. OL Versailles, Ohio/Versailles HS 

72 Trey White 6’4 320 Jr. OL Columbus, Ohio/Independence HS/Tiffin Univ. 

74 Ryan Wilborn 6’4 310 Fr. DL Columbus, Ohio/Eastmoor Academy 

75 Justin Carr 6’6 305 RFr. OL Anna, Ohio/Anna HS 

76 Ethan Oakley 6’6 320 So. OL West Liberty, Ohio/West Liberty-Salem HS 

77 Bill Nickell 6’4 280 Sr. OL Celina, Ohio/Celina HS 

80 Nate Wilburn-Ogletree 6’1 180 RFr. WR Brookville, Ohio/Northmont HS/Miami Univ. 

81 Ra’Mone Billings 6’2 185 So. WR Cleveland, Ohio/Villa Angela St. Joe’s HS 

82 LaVelle Spivey 6’3 230 RFr. TE Newark, Ohio/Newark HS 

83 Marco St. John 6’4 185 RFr. WR Columbus, Ohio/Dublin Scioto HS 

84 Brandon Magbagbeola 6’2 185 RFr. WR Gahanna, Ohio/Lincoln HS 

85 Anthony Keels 6’6 225 Fr. TE Columbus, Ohio/Eastmoor Academy 

86 A’Vaie Knox 6’1 205 RFr. WR Akron, Ohio/John R. Buchtel HS 

87 Patrick Hudepohl 6’3 230 Fr. TE Mason, Ohio/Bishop Fenwick HS 

88 Dominique Gray 6’2 185 RFr. WR Akron, Ohio/John R. Buchtel HS 

90 Paris Wadlington 6’1 220 RFr. DE Pickerington, Ohio/Central HS 

91 Cody Townsend 6’1 235 Fr. DE Powell, Ohio/Dublin Jerome HS 

92 James Soldat 6’2 230 Fr. DL Independence, Ohio/Independence HS 

93 Nick Thompson 6’1 310 So. DL Reynoldsburg, Ohio/Walnut Ridge HS/W.V. State 

94 Andrew Gage 5’8 165 So. K Canton, Ohio/McKinley HS 

96 Derric Montgomery 6’0 280 Sr. DL Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods HS 

97 Josh Salyers 6’6 235 Fr. DE Mechanicsburg, Ohio/Mechanicsburg HS 

99 Rodion Potapenko 5’10 170 Sr. K Rinteln, Germany/Gymnasium Ernestinum Rinteln 


TUSCULUM COLLEGE COMBINED STATISTICS 

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

ALL GAMES........... (3-0-0) (1-0-0) (2-0-0) (0-0-0) 

CONFERENCE.......... (0-0-0) (0-0-0) (0-0-0) (0-0-0) 

NON-CONFERENCE...... (3-0-0) (1-0-0) (2-0-0) (0-0-0) 

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND 

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Aug 28, 2010 CHARLESTON (W.VA.) W 24-12 2011 

Sep 04, 2010 at Findlay W 16-3 1136 

Sep 11, 2010 at Western Carolina W 54-30 4471 

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G 

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Brian Marshall 3 24 76 6 70 2.9 0 10 23.3 

Chad Blakely 3 18 69 6 63 3.5 0 11 21.0 

Jeffrey Booker 2 4 25 2 23 5.8 0 20 11.5 

Fred Jones 1 5 24 3 21 4.2 0 9 21.0 

Torrey Slaven 2 2 10 0 10 5.0 0 8 5.0 

Michael Rodriguez 3 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 5 2.3 

Chad Coleman 3 4 7 1 6 1.5 0 4 2.0 

Joshua McKie 2 1 5 0 5 5.0 0 5 2.5 

Deonte' Gist 3 2 4 0 4 2.0 0 3 1.3 

Bo Cordell 3 18 38 36 2 0.1 1 8 0.7 

Zachary Norman 3 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.3 

TEAM 3 3 0 16 -16 -5.3 0 0 -5.3 

Total.......... 3 83 266 70 196 2.4 1 20 65.3 

Opponents...... 3 101 392 145 247 2.4 1 55 82.3 

PASSING GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G 

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Bo Cordell 3 139.46 91-151-2 60.3 1157 8 73 385.7 

Torrey Slaven 2 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 

Total.......... 3 138.54 91-152-2 59.9 1157 8 73 385.7 

Opponents...... 3 117.46 59-116-1 50.9 747 5 47 249.0 

RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G 

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Rashaad Carter 3 23 297 12.9 2 49 99.0 

Deonte' Gist 3 22 361 16.4 1 49 120.3 

Michael Rodriguez 3 14 114 8.1 2 23 38.0 

Calvin Britt 3 12 174 14.5 2 39 58.0 

Brian Marshall 3 10 74 7.4 0 19 24.7 

Chad Blakely 3 8 60 7.5 0 16 20.0 

Xzanvion Smith 3 1 73 73.0 1 73 24.3 

Joshua McKie 2 1 4 4.0 0 4 2.0 

Total.......... 3 91 1157 12.7 8 73 385.7 

Opponents...... 3 59 747 12.7 5 47 249.0 

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

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Gareth Rowlands 6-8 75.0 1-1 2-3 1-1 2-3 0-0 45 0 

|------- PATs -------| 

SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points 

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Gareth Rowlands 0 6-8 10-10 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 28 

Rashaad Carter 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 

Calvin Britt 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 

Michael Rodriguez 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 

Xzanvion Smith 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Jason Muehling 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Justin Arrington 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Deonte' Gist 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Bo Cordell 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Billy Pooser 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 0 

Total.......... 11 6-8 10-10 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 94 

Opponents...... 6 1-2 2-4 0-0 2 2-2 0 0 45 

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total 

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Tusculum............ 24 33 24 13 - 94 

Opponents........... 6 10 7 22 - 45 

TEAM STATISTICS TC OPP 

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SCORING....................... 94 45 

Points Per Game............. 31.3 15.0 

FIRST DOWNS................... 65 57 

Rushing..................... 17 18 

Passing..................... 45 32 

Penalty..................... 3 7 

RUSHING YARDAGE............... 196 247 

Yards gained rushing........ 266 392 

Yards lost rushing.......... 70 145 

Rushing Attempts............ 83 101 

Average Per Rush............ 2.4 2.4 

Average Per Game............ 65.3 82.3 

TDs Rushing................. 1 1 

PASSING YARDAGE............... 1157 747 

Att-Comp-Int................ 152-91-2 116-59-1 

Average Per Pass............ 7.6 6.4 

Average Per Catch........... 12.7 12.7 


TDs Passing................. 8 5 

TOTAL OFFENSE................. 1353 994 

Total Plays................. 235 217 

Average Per Play............ 5.8 4.6 


KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS......... 7-139 17-458 

PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS......... 6-75 4-33 

INT RETURNS: #-YARDS.......... 1-1 2-27 

KICK RETURN AVERAGE........... 19.9 26.9 

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE........... 12.5 8.2 

INT RETURN AVERAGE............ 1.0 13.5 

FUMBLES-LOST.................. 2-2 7-5 

PENALTIES-YARDS............... 24-202 19-146 


PUNTS-YARDS................... 18-572 26-912 

Average Per Punt............ 31.8 35.1 

Net punt average............ 29.9 29.9 

TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME....... 29:16 30:44 

3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS.......... 23/53 12/48 

3rd-Down Pct................ 43% 25% 

4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS.......... 0/2 2/5 

4th-Down Pct................ 0% 40% 

SACKS BY-YARDS................ 14-97 6-33 

MISC YARDS.................... 0 0 

TOUCHDOWNS SCORED............. 11 6 

FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS.......... 6-8 1-2 

ON-SIDE KICKS................. 0-0 0-1 

RED-ZONE SCORES............... 9-11 82% 6-9 67% 

RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS........... 5-11 45% 5-9 56% 

PAT-ATTEMPTS.................. 10-10 100% 2-4 50% 

ATTENDANCE.................... 2011 5607 

Games/Avg Per Game.......... 1/2011 2/2804 

Neutral Site Games.......... 0/0 

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

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TJ Jones 1 1 1.0 0 1 

Total.......... 1 1 1.0 0 1 

Opponents...... 2 27 13.5 0 24 

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd 

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Andy Rosetti 18 572 31.8 52 0 5 4 0 

Total.......... 18 572 31.8 52 0 5 4 0 

Opponents...... 26 912 35.1 53 3 5 5 2 

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

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Rashaad Carter 3 34 11.3 0 26 

Deonte' Gist 2 16 8.0 0 14 

David Little 1 25 25.0 0 0 

Total.......... 6 75 12.5 0 26 

Opponents...... 4 33 8.2 0 17 

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

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Jonathan Lyons 3 75 25.0 0 39 

Deonte' Gist 2 40 20.0 0 23 

Justin Arrington 1 13 13.0 0 13 

Chad Coleman 1 11 11.0 0 11 

Total.......... 7 139 19.9 0 39 

Opponents...... 17 458 26.9 0 42 

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

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Deonte' Gist 3 4 361 16 40 0 421 140.3 

Rashaad Carter 3 0 297 34 0 0 331 110.3 

Calvin Britt 3 0 174 0 0 0 174 58.0 

Brian Marshall 3 70 74 0 0 0 144 48.0 

Chad Blakely 3 63 60 0 0 0 123 41.0 

Total.......... 3 196 1157 75 139 1 1568 522.7 

Opponents...... 3 247 747 33 458 27 1512 504.0 

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G 

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Bo Cordell 3 169 2 1157 1159 386.3 

Brian Marshall 3 24 70 0 70 23.3 

Chad Blakely 3 18 63 0 63 21.0 

Jeffrey Booker 2 4 23 0 23 11.5 

Fred Jones 1 5 21 0 21 21.0 

Total.......... 3 235 196 1157 1353 451.0 

Opponents...... 3 217 247 747 994 331.3 


TUSCULUM COLLEGE DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 

|--------Tackles--------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| Blkd 

DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 

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35 Boomer Brown 3 6 18 24 4-12 2-6 . . . . 2 . . 

7 Luke Harris 3 12 12 24 5-7 1-4 . 2 . . . . . 

11 Rashaun Harris 3 9 10 19 1-1 . . 1 . . 1 . . 

53 Zachary Norman 3 5 11 16 2-4 2-4 . . . . . . . 

34 Mason Fowler 3 4 11 15 5-32 3-29 . 1 1 . . . . 

16 LiRonta Archie 3 9 5 14 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 

18 David Little 3 4 8 12 6-25 5-23 . . 2 1-0 . 1 . 

23 Kaytron Becton 2 5 7 12 . . . 2 . . . . . 

30 Darrion Ashby 3 5 6 11 . . . 3 . . . . . 

92 Jason Muehling 3 3 8 11 1-13 1-13 . . 3 1-60 1 . . 

15 Terrence Smith 3 2 7 9 1-1 . . 3 2 1-0 . . . 

38 Brian Alexander 3 3 6 9 2-2 1-1 . . . . . . . 

20 Justin Arrington 3 3 6 9 . . . 1 . 1-90 . . . 

2 TJ Jones 3 5 2 7 . . 1-1 1 . . . . . 

26 Kent Aigbe 3 5 2 7 . . . . . . . . . 

83 Jermaine Jennings 3 . 6 6 3-10 1-8 . . 2 . . . . 

33 John Perry 3 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . . 

94 Wesley Jackson, Jr. 3 1 4 5 2-5 1-4 . . . . . . . 

40 Dillon Wilker 3 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . . 

88 Jonathan Lyons 3 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . . 

1 Gareth Rowlands 3 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . . 

95 Fetuao Mua 3 . 3 3 1-1 1-1 . . 1 . . . . 

41 Joshua Davis 2 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . 

28 Marcus Jackson 2 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . 

91 Nicolas Smith 3 1 1 2 1-1 . . 2 2 . . . . 

24 Mike Fields 2 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . 

81 Xzanvion Smith 3 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . 

22 Orlando Price 3 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 

31 Marcus Carroll 3 1 . 1 . . . 1 . . . . . 

90 Dameon Herring 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 

49 Kris Harris 3 1 . 1 . . . . 1 . . . . 

44 Skylar West 3 . 1 1 1-4 1-4 . . . . . . . 

13 Rashaad Carter 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

8 Deonte' Gist 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

14 Billy Pooser 3 . . . . . . . . . . 1 . 

Total.......... 3 101 145 246 35-118 14-97 1-1 17 14 5-150 4 2 . 

Opponents...... 3 101 142 243 32-58 6-33 2-27 10 22 2-0 2 . . 


URBANA UNIVERSITY COMBINED STATISTICS 

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

ALL GAMES........... (1-1-0) (1-0-0) (0-1-0) (0-0-0) 

CONFERENCE.......... (0-0-0) (0-0-0) (0-0-0) (0-0-0) 

NON-CONFERENCE...... (1-1-0) (1-0-0) (0-1-0) (0-0-0) 

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND 

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Sep 03, 2010 at WV Wesleyan L 14-17 1500 

Sep 11, 2010 SETON HILL W 44-13 1568 

* denotes conference game 

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G 

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Boise Moon 2 25 162 26 136 5.4 0 38 68.0 

DJ Mendenhall 2 12 97 11 86 7.2 0 47 43.0 

Breaker Heller 2 11 42 2 40 3.6 0 12 20.0 

Josh Turnbo 2 9 35 1 34 3.8 0 15 17.0 

Quinton Jones 2 7 17 8 9 1.3 0 8 4.5 

Isaiah Irons 1 3 9 0 9 3.0 0 9 9.0 

Matt Hightower 2 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 1.5 

TEAM 1 1 0 8 -8 -8.0 0 0 -8.0 

Evan Gehlert 2 14 17 30 -13 -0.9 2 8 -6.5 

Total.......... 2 83 382 86 296 3.6 2 47 148.0 

Opponents...... 2 80 381 96 285 3.6 2 55 142.5 

PASSING GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G 

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Evan Gehlert 2 101.61 60-31-1 51.7 302 2 31 151.0 

DJ Mendenhall 2 207.10 8-8-0 100.0 102 0 18 51.0 

Matt Hightower 2 690.40 1-1-0 100.0 31 1 31 15.5 

Total.......... 2 122.38 69-40-1 58.0 435 3 31 217.5 

Opponents...... 2 97.57 37-24-4 64.9 200 1 37 100.0 

RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G 

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Matt Hightower 2 11 101 9.2 0 26 50.5 

Diamond Hart 2 10 116 11.6 1 31 58.0 

Jerrell Leak 1 7 41 5.9 0 10 41.0 

Joe Webb 2 5 100 20.0 1 31 50.0 

Evan Morrisey 2 4 54 13.5 1 28 27.0 

Boise Moon 2 2 18 9.0 0 15 9.0 

Brandon Magbagbeola 2 1 5 5.0 0 5 2.5 

Total.......... 2 40 435 10.9 3 31 217.5 

Opponents...... 2 24 200 8.3 1 37 100.0 

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

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John McCoy 0-1 0.0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 

R. Potapenko 1-2 50.0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 22 0 

|------- PATs -------| 

SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points 

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Evan Gehlert 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 

John McCoy 0 0-1 7-8 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 7 

Paris Wadlington 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Juan McKeever 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Diamond Hart 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Joe Webb 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

David McComas 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Evan Morrisey 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

Rodion Potapenko 0 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 3 

Total.......... 8 1-3 7-8 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 58 

Opponents...... 4 1-1 3-3 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 30 

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total 

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Urbana University... 20 24 7 7 - 58 

Opponents........... 10 7 6 7 - 30 

TEAM STATISTICS UU OPP 

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SCORING....................... 58 30 

Points Per Game............. 29.0 15.0 

FIRST DOWNS................... 40 31 

Rushing..................... 14 16 

Passing..................... 19 11 

Penalty..................... 7 4 

RUSHING YARDAGE............... 296 285 

Yards gained rushing........ 382 381 

Yards lost rushing.......... 86 96 

Rushing Attempts............ 83 80 

Average Per Rush............ 3.6 3.6 


TDs Rushing................. 2 2 

PASSING YARDAGE............... 435 200 

Att-Comp-Int................ 69-40-1 37-24-4 

Average Per Pass............ 6.3 5.4 

Average Per Catch........... 10.9 8.3 


TDs Passing................. 3 1 

TOTAL OFFENSE................. 731 485 

Total Plays................. 152 117 

Average Per Play............ 4.8 4.1 


KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS......... 5-100 10-189 

PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS......... 4-76 3-34 

INT RETURNS: #-YARDS.......... 4-81 1-5 

KICK RETURN AVERAGE........... 20.0 18.9 

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE........... 19.0 11.3 

INT RETURN AVERAGE............ 20.2 5.0 

FUMBLES-LOST.................. 3-3 8-5 

PENALTIES-YARDS............... 29-287 23-261 


PUNTS-YARDS................... 7-263 10-215 

Average Per Punt............ 37.6 21.5 

Net punt average............ 32.7 13.9 

TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME....... 31:39 28:21 

3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS.......... 11/31 8/23 

3rd-Down Pct................ 35% 35% 

4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS.......... 1/6 0/1 

4th-Down Pct................ 17% 0% 

SACKS BY-YARDS................ 7-57 9-32 

MISC YARDS.................... 67 53 

TOUCHDOWNS SCORED............. 8 4 

FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS.......... 1-3 1-1 

PAT-ATTEMPTS.................. 7-8 3-3 

ATTENDANCE.................... 1568 1500 

Games/Avg Per Game.......... 1/1568 1/1500 

Neutral Site Games.......... 0/0 

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

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Juan McKeever 3 81 27.0 1 61 

Lamar Ross 1 0 0.0 0 0 

Total.......... 4 81 20.2 1 61 

Opponents...... 1 5 5.0 0 5 

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd 

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John McCoy 7 263 37.6 55 0 2 4 0 

Total.......... 7 263 37.6 55 0 2 4 0 

Opponents...... 10 215 21.5 43 0 0 1 2 

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

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Matt Hightower 2 13 6.5 0 12 

Shane Cahill 1 20 20.0 0 0 

David McComas 1 43 43.0 1 8 

Total.......... 4 76 19.0 1 12 

Opponents...... 3 34 11.3 0 22 

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long 

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Boise Moon 4 93 23.2 0 33 

Matt Hightower 1 7 7.0 0 7 

Total.......... 5 100 20.0 0 33 

Opponents...... 10 189 18.9 0 31 

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

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Boise Moon 2 136 18 0 93 0 247 123.5 

Matt Hightower 2 3 101 13 7 0 124 62.0 

Diamond Hart 2 0 116 0 0 0 116 58.0 

Joe Webb 2 0 100 0 0 0 100 50.0 

DJ Mendenhall 2 86 0 0 0 0 86 43.0 

Total.......... 2 296 435 76 100 81 988 494.0 

Opponents...... 2 285 200 34 189 5 713 356.5 

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G 

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Evan Gehlert 2 74 -13 302 289 144.5 

DJ Mendenhall 2 20 86 102 188 94.0 

Boise Moon 2 25 136 0 136 68.0 

Breaker Heller 2 11 40 0 40 20.0 

Matt Hightower 2 2 3 31 34 17.0 

Total.......... 2 152 296 435 731 365.5 

Opponents...... 2 117 285 200 485 242.5 


URBANA UNIVERSITY DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 

|--------Tackles--------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| Blkd 

DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 

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27 Erique Robertson 2 9 8 17 1.0-1 . . . . . 1 . . 

20 Travis Brisco 2 8 7 15 6.0-46 4.0-32 . 2 3 1-4 3 . . 

12 Lamar Ross 2 8 5 13 . . 1-0 . . . . . . 

7 Juan McKeever 2 7 5 12 . . 3-81 . . . . . . 

51 Drew Underwood 2 4 7 11 . . . . . . . . . 

37 Bruce Parker 2 6 3 9 1.0-3 . . . . . 1 . . 

43 David McComas 2 3 4 7 1.0-1 . . . . . . 1 . 

35 Traylin Taylor 1 3 4 7 . . . . . . 1 . . 

44 Perry Jenkins 2 4 2 6 3.0-19 1.0-13 . 1 1 2-61 . . . 

22 Brandon Jackson 1 3 2 5 1.0-11 1.0-11 . . . 1-0 1 . . 

2 Wes Edwards 2 4 . 4 . . . . . . 1 . . 

19 Nate Williams 2 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . . 

8 Josh Turnbo 2 . 4 4 . . . . . . . . . 

10 Steve Allen 2 3 1 4 1.0-1 . . . . . . . . 

90 Paris Wadlington 2 1 2 3 . . . . . 1-2 . . . 

21 Jake Krupko 1 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . . 

96 Derric Montgomery 2 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . . 

59 Adam Rood 2 2 . 2 1.0-1 . . . . . . . . 

34 Shane Cahill 1 . 2 2 . . . . . . . 1 . 

97 Josh Salyers 2 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . 

23 Jared Lake 2 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . . 

9 Aaron Irby 1 2 . 2 1.0-1 1.0-1 . . . . . . . 

99 Rodion Potapenko 2 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 

33 Kevin Smith 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 

31 Byron Lewis 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 

24 Boise Moon 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

36 Clay Lust 2 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 

93 Nick Thompson 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 

11 Matt Hightower 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

48 Evan Morrisey 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

Total.......... 2 77 68 145 16-84 7-57 4-81 3 4 5-67 8 2 . 

Opponents...... 2 103 44 147 24-83 9-32 1-5 9 1 3-53 3 . . 


TUSCULUM 

(3-0, 0-0 SAC) 

DATE OPPONENT T IME 

8/28 C HARLESTON (W.VA.) .......... WON 24-12 

9/4 AT FINDLAY ........................... WON 16-3 

9/11 AT WESTERN CAROLINA ....... WON 54-30 

9/18 U RBANA .................................... 1 PM 

9/25 OPEN DATE 

10/2 AT MARS HILL* ........................ 2:30 PM 

10/9 NEWBERRY* (HC) ......................... 2 PM 

10/16 AT WINGATE* .......................... 1:30 PM 

10/23 AT LENOIR-RHYNE* ................... 2:30 PM 

10/30 B REVARD* ............................ 1:30 PM 

11/6 AT CATAWBA* .......................... 1:30 PM 

11/13 C ARSON-NEWMAN* ............... 1:30 PM 

* SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE GAME 

HC - HOMECOMING GAME 

HOME GAMES IN BOLD 

STATISTICAL LEADERS 

R USHING A TT Y DS A VG. TD LP 

M ARSHALL ........ 24 70 2.9 0 10 

B LAKELY............. 18 63 3.5 0 11 

B OOKER............... 4 23 5.8 0 20 

F. JONES .............. 5 21 4.2 0 9 

S LAVEN............... 2 10 5.0 0 8 

C ORDELL ............ 18 2 0.1 1 8 

P ASSING ATT. C MP I NT PCT Y DS TD 

C ORDELL ........ 91 151 2 .603 1157 8 

S LAVEN........... 0 1 0 .000 0 0 

R ECEIVING NO Y DS A VG. TD LP 

C ARTER ............. 23 297 12.9 2 49 

G IST .................. 22 361 16.4 1 49 

R ODRIGUEZ ....... 14 114 8.1 2 23 

B RITT ................ 12 174 14.5 2 39 

M ARSHALL ........ 10 74 7.4 0 19 

B LAKELY............... 8 60 7.5 0 16 

X. SMITH ............. 1 73 73.0 1 73 

MCKIE ................. 1 4 4.0 0 4 

S CORING TD 2XP XP FG P TS 

R OWLANDS ......... 0 0-0 10-10 6-8 28 

C ARTER ............... 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 12 

R ODRIGUEZ ......... 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 12 

B RITT .................. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 12 

C ORDELL .............. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 6 

A RRINGTON......... 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 6 

G IST .................... 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 6 

M UEHLING .......... 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 6 

X. SMITH ............. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 6 

P UNTING NO. YDS. A VG. L NG I20 

R OSETTI............ 18 572 31.8 52 4 

PUNT RET. A TT Y DS A VG. TD LP 

C ARTER ............... 3 34 11.3 0 26 

G IST .................... 2 16 8.0 0 14 

KICK RET. ATT. Y DS A VG TD LP 

L YONS ................. 3 75 25.0 0 39 

G IST .................... 2 40 20.0 0 23 

A RRINGTON......... 1 13 13.0 0 13 

C OLEMAN ........... 1 11 11.0 0 11 

D EFENSE T AC TFL SK INT PB 

B. BROWN ......... 24 4-12 2-6 0-0 0 

L. HARRIS .......... 24 5-7 1-4 0-0 2 

R. HARRIS .......... 19 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 

N ORMAN .......... 16 2-4 2-4 0-0 0 

F OWLER ............ 15 5-32 3-29 0-0 1 

A RCHIE.............. 14 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 

L ITTLE ............... 12 6-25 5-23 0-0 0 

B ECTON............. 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 

A SHBY............... 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 3 

M UEHLING ........ 11 1-13 1-13 0-0 0 

GAME OFFICIALS 

REFEREE ................................... DUANE HEYDT 

UMPIRE ........................... MARCEL ANDERSON 

LINESMAN .................................... EDWIN LEE 

LINE JUDGE .................................. JEFF PRUITT 

SIDE JUDGE .................................... JOSH FATH 

FIELD JUDGE ................................ DANE BAYAG 

BACK JUDGE ............................. SCOTT PREWITT 

ECO ...................................... KEVIN WOOD 

TUSCULUM VS. URBANA 

SEPTEMBER 18 • 1 PM • PIONEER FIELD • GREENEVILLE, TENN. 

TUSCULUM OFFENSE 

WR 82 CALVIN BRITT 6-0 190 SR. 

88 JONATHAN LYONS 6-2 190 JR. 

TE 3 MICHAEL RODRIGUEZ 6-2 190 JR. 

22 ORLANDO PRICE 6-2 200 SO. 

LT 7 7 JOSH STONE 6-1 320 JR. 

63 ERIC JEFFERSON 6-1 280 JR. 

OR 65 CASEY SIVERT 6-5 270 SR. 

LG 60 HANNIBAL RUIZ 6-2 310 SR. 

55 DAVID DAVIS 6-4 275 FR. 

C 62 BRANDON PRIEST 6-2 290 SR. 

52 LEE KIZER 6-2 290 FR. 

RG 56 PAT AIKEN 6-1 280 JR. 

71 ISRAEL PICKENS 6-4 300 SO. 

RT 7 9 DUSTIN MOOREHEAD 6-4 285 JR. 

78 CODY KENNEDY 6-6 250 SO. 

WR 8 DEONTE’ GIST 5-9 170 JR. 

9 JOSHUA MCKIE 6-0 195 FR. 

WR 13 RASHAAD CARTER 6-3 200 JR. 

81 XZANVION SMITH 5-11 180 FR. 

QB 19 BO CORDELL 6-1 195 SO. 

10 TORREY SLAVEN 6-1 190 FR. 

RB 5 BRIAN MARSHALL 5-7 180 SO. 

32 CHAD BLAKELY 5-10 180 FR. 

TUSCULUM DEFENSE 

LE 18 DAVID LITTLE 6-3 240 SR. 

94 WESLEY JACKSON, JR. 6-1 260 SO. 

NG 92 JASON MUEHLING 6-2 250 JR. 

95 FETUAO MUA 6-1 310 SR. 

RE 1 5 TERRENCE SMITH 6-6 230 JR. 

83 JERMAINE JENNINGS 6-4 260 JR. 

LB 38 BRIAN ALEXANDER 6-1 225 SO. 

41 JOSHUA DAVIS 6-2 230 FR. 

OR 40 DILLON WILKER 6-1 200 FR. 

LB 34 MASON FOWLER 5-10 225 SR. 

31 MARCUS CARROLL 6-0 235 JR. 

LB 53 ZACHARY NORMAN 6-1 235 SR. 

40 DILLON WILKER 6-1 200 FR. 

LCB 30 DARRION ASHBY 5-11 155 SR. 

OR 2 TJ JONES 5-9 160 JR. 

N 16 LIRONTA ARCHIE 6-0 185 FR. 

33 JOHN PERRY 6-1 185 FR. 

OR 24 MIKE FIELDS 5-10 180 JR. 

FS 7 LUKE HARRIS 6-1 185 SO. 

OR 11 RASHAUN HARRIS 5-10 185 SR. 

D 20 JUSTIN ARRINGTON 5-9 155 JR. 

33 JOHN PERRY 6-1 185 FR. 

RCB 26 KENT AIGBE 6-1 190 JR. 

23 KAYTRON BECTON 5-10 165 FR. 

TUSCULUM SPECIALISTS 

PK 1 GARETH ROWLANDS 6-1 215 SR. 

6 ANDY ROSETTI 5-11 190 FR. 

P 6 ANDY ROSETTI 5-11 190 FR. 

1 GARETH ROWLANDS 6-1 215 SR. 

H 14 BILLY POOSER 6-3 185 FR. 

6 ANDY ROSETTI 5-11 190 FR. 

LS 44 SKYLAR WEST 6-5 215 SO. 

14 BILLY POOSER 6-3 185 FR. 

PR 13 RASHAAD CARTER 6-3 200 JR. 

8 DEONTE’ GIST 5-9 170 JR. 

KR 8 DEONTE’ GIST 5-9 170 JR. 

KR 5 BRIAN MARSHALL 5-7 180 SO. 

URBANA OFFENSE 

LT 5 2 ALEX MAXSON 6-6 320 JR. 

75 JUSTIN CARR 6-6 305 RFR. 

LG 64 SCOTT PORTER 6-3 270 SO. 

56 JOHN MADIGAN 6-1 255 RFR. 

C 77 BILL NICKELL 6-4 280 SR. 

61 KYLE WALLACE 6-2 260 FR. 

RG 72 TREY WHITE 6-4 320 JR. 

69 ELI OLIVER 6-4 305 SR. 

RT 7 6 ETHAN OAKLEY 6-6 320 SO. 

67 COLBY RUSH 6-4 265 RFR. 

TE 4 8 EVAN MORRISEY 6-1 260 JR. 

47 MATT NOWAK 6-3 245 SO. 

FB 42 MAURICE HARDEN 5-6 250 SO. 

8 JOSH TURNBO 5-10 225 SR. 

TB 2 4 BOISE MOON 5-10 205 SR. 

32 QUINTON JONES 6-1 215 SO. 

OR 14 BREAKER HELLER 5-10 185 RFR. 

WR 6 DIAMOND HART 5-10 180 JR. 

84 BRANDON MAGBAGBEOLA 6-2 185 RFR. 

WR 11 MATT HIGHTOWER 6-1 190 JR. 

39 JOE WEBB 6-0 185 FR. 

QB 15 EVAN GEHLERT 6-2 210 JR. 

4 DJ MENDENHALL 6-4 215 FR. 

OR 18 DAVID GERBER 6-4 220 SO. 

URBANA DEFENSE 

DT 44 PERRY JENKINS 5-11 215 SO. 

9 AARON IRBY 6-1 250 JR. 

NT 9 6 DERRIC MONTGOMERY 6-0 280 SR. 

37 BRUCE PARKER 6-2 245 SO. 

DT 59 ADAM ROOD 6-2 245 RFR. 

90 PARIS WADLINGTON 6-1 220 RFR. 

LB 20 TRAVIS BRISCO 6-1 240 SR. 

34 SHANE CAHILL 5-11 215 SO. 

LB 35 TRAYLIN TAYLOR 6-4 220 JR. 

51 DREW UNDERWOOD 6-2 220 SO. 

LB 27 ERIQUE ROBERTSON 5-11 225 SO. 

36 CLAY LUST 6-1 235 SO. 

OLB 43 DAVID MCCOMAS 5-11 195 RFR. 

19 NATE WILLIAMS 6-3 215 JR. 

OLB 12 LAMAR ROSS 6-0 200 RFR. 

22 BRANDON JACKSON 5-9 200 JR. 

CB 2 WES EDWARDS 5-9 200 JR. 

45 ALEX MCCURDY 5-11 180 RFR. 

CB 10 STEVEN ALLEN 5-10 165 JR. 

21 JAKE KRUPKO 6-0 180 FR. 

FS 7 JUAN MCKEEVER 5-11 175 JR. 

23 JARED LAKE 5-10 180 SR. 

URBANA SPECIALISTS 

KO 9 9 RODION POTAPENKO 5-11 170 SR. 

94 ANDREW GAGE 5-8 165 SO. 

PK 41 JOHN MCCOY 5-10 190 SR. 

99 RODION POTAPENKO 5-11 170 SR. 

P 41 JOHN MCCOY 5-10 190 SR. 

36 CLAY LUST 6-1 235 SO. 

LS 64 SCOTT PORTER 6-3 270 SO. 

38 JOHN KRABILL 5-9 175 FR. 

H 11 MATT HIGHTOWER 6-1 190 JR. 

15 EVAN GEHLERT 6-2 210 JR. 

PR 11 MATT HIGHTOWER 6-1 190 JR. 

KR 24 BOISE MOON 5-10 205 SR. 

KR 11 MATT HIGHTOWER 6-1 190 JR. 

URBANA 

(1-1) 

DATE O PPONENT T IME/RESULT 

9/4 AT W.V A. WESLEYAN ... LOST 14-17 

9/11 SETON HILL ................ WON 44-13 

9/18 AT #24 TUSCULUM ................. 1 PM 

9/25 AT WALSH.............................. 1 PM 

10/2 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST ........... NOON 

10/9 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN ........... NOON 

10/16 AT ST. JOSEPH’S ...................... 2 PM 

10/23 CHARLESTON (W.VA.) .......... NOON 

10/30 AT MISSOURI S&T .................. 2 PM 

11/6 CENTRAL STATE .................... NOON 

11/13 AT NOTRE DAME COLLEGE ........ 1 PM 

HOME GAMES IN BOLD 

ALL TIMES EASTERN AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE 

STATISTICAL LEADERS 

R USHING A TT Y DS A VG. TD LP 

M OON............... 25 136 5.4 0 38 

M ENDENHALL... 12 86 7.2 0 47 

H ELLER.............. 11 40 3.6 0 12 

T URNBO.............. 9 34 3.8 0 15 

Q. JONES ............ 7 9 1.3 0 8 

I RONS ................. 3 9 3.0 0 9 

H IGHTOWER ....... 1 3 3.0 0 3 

G EHLERT ........... 14 -13 -0.9 2 8 

P ASSING ATT. C MP I NT PCT Y DS TD 

GEHLERT ......... 31 60 1 .517 302 2 

MENDENHALL .... 8 8 0 1.00 102 0 

HIGHTOWER ....... 1 1 0 1.00 31 1 

R ECEIVING NO Y DS A VG. TD LP 

HIGHTOWER ......... 11 101 9.2 0 26 

HART ................... 10 116 11.6 1 31 

LEAK ...................... 7 41 5.9 0 10 

WEBB .................... 5 100 20.0 1 31 

MORRISEY .............. 4 54 13.5 1 28 

MOON ................... 2 18 9.0 0 15 

S CORING TD 2XP XP FG P TS 

G EHLERT ............. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 12 

M CC OY ............... 0 0-0 7-8 0-1 7 

W ADLINGTON..... 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 6 

M C K EEVER.......... 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 6 

H ART .................. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 6 

W EBB .................. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 6 

M C C OMAS.......... 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 6 

M ORRISEY .......... 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 6 

P OTAPENKO ........ 0 0-0 0-0 1-2 3 

P UNTING NO. YDS. A VG. L NG I20 

M CC OY ............... 7 263 37.6 55 4 

PUNT RETURNS A TT Y DS A VG. TD LP 

H IGHTOWER........ 2 13 6.5 0 12 

M C C OMAS .......... 1 43 43.0 1 8 

KICK RETURNS ATT. Y DS A VG TD LP 

M OON................. 4 93 23.2 0 33 

H IGHTOWER........ 1 7 7.0 0 7 

D EFENSE T AC TFL SK INT PB 

R OBERTSON....... 17 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 

B RISCO .............. 15 6-46 4-32 0-0 2 

R OSS ................. 13 0-0 0-0 1-0 0 

M CK EEVER ........ 12 0-0 0-0 3-81 0 

U NDERWOOD.... 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 

P ARKER ............... 9 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 

M C C OMAS .......... 7 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 

T AYLOR................ 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 

J ENKINS .............. 6 3-19 1-13 0-0 1 

B. JACKSON ......... 5 1-11 1-11 0-0 0 

THE SERIES 

OVERALL SERIES ............................... TC LEADS 2-0 

LAST MEETING .......................... TC 45-35, 2009 

LAST IN GREENEVILLE ................... TC 21-0, 2008 

SERIES IN GREENEVILLE ...................... TC LEADS 1-0 

SERIES IN URBANA ........................... TC LEADS 1-0 

DEBUSK VS. URBANA .................................... 2-0 

TAYNOR VS. TUSCULUM .................................. 0-2 

LAST TUSCULUM WIN ....................... 45-35, 2009 

LAST URBANA WIN ..................................... NONE

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