C. E. Byrd Yellow Jackets

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C.E. BYRD YRD YELLOW ELLOW JACKETS ACKETS FOOTBALL OOTBALL RECORD ECORD BOOK OOK 2 

C.E. BYRD HIGH SCHOOL FACTS 

LOCATED: SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA (CADDO PARISH) 

FOUNDED: 1925 

ENROLLMENT: 2,230 

NICKNAME: YELLOW JACKETS 

COLORS: PURPLE AND GOLD 

DISTRICT: 1-5A 

STADIUM: LEE HEDGES STADIUM 

PRINCIPAL: GERALD BADGLEY 

COACHING STAFF 

HEAD COACH/OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR: MIKE SUGGS 

RUNNING BACKS: JAMES WILKERSON 

OFFENSIVE LINE: CRAIG HARRIS 

WIDE RECEIVERS: FRANK WADE 

DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR/LINEBACKERS: STACY BALLEW 

DEFENSIVE LINE: JASON POPE 

OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS: 

DEFENSIVE BACKS: ERIC EVANS 

FRESHMEN: CHAD LEWIS, DERRICK MURRAY, JAMES BRADFORD, 

JAMES OPIE 

YELLOW JACKETS TEAM FACTS 

2011 RECORD ...................................................................12-1 

OFF. STARTERS RETURNING ................................................... 2 

DEF. STARTERS RETURNING ................................................... 2 

OFFENSIVE FORMATION ................................. MULTIPLE OPTION 

DEFENSIVE FORMATION.................................................... 4-2-5 

2011 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS 

9/1 VS. WEST MONROE REBELS ............................ W, 30-23 

9/10 VS. MARSHALL, TEX. MAVERICKS ..................... W, 48-23 

9/16 AT FAIR PARK INDIANS ...................................... W, 63-8 

9/23 AT RUSTON BEARCATS .................................... W, 42-14 

10/7 VS. *HAUGHTON BUCCANEERS (HC) .................. W, 48-7 

10/14 AT *PARKWAY PANTHERS ................................ W, 52-21 

10/20 AT *SOUTHWOOD COWBOYS .............................. W, 49-8 

10/27 VS. *CAPTAIN SHREVE GATORS ....................... W, 35-10 

11/4 VS. *AIRLINE VIKINGS ........................................ W, 5-17 

11/11 VS. **WEST JEFFERSON BUCCANEERS ............. W, 56-21 

11/18 AT **AIRLINE VIKINGS ...................................... W, 35-24 

11/25 VS. **RUMMEL RAIDERS .................................. W, 35-24 

12/2 AT **CARENCRO BEARS ..................................... L, 21-34 

* DISTRICT 1-5A GAMES; ** - PLAYOFFS 

2012 SCHEDULE 

AT WEST MONROE REBELS .................. REBEL (WEST MONROE) 

VS. MARSHALL, TEX. MAVERICKS ........................ INDEPENDENCE 

VS. FAIR PARK INDIANS ......................................... LEE HEDGES 

VS. RUSTON BEARCATS ......................................... LEE HEDGES 

AT *HAUGHTON BUCCANEERS ................... HARLAN (HAUGHTON) 

VS. *PARKWAY PANTHERS ..................................... LEE HEDGES 

VS. *SOUTHWOOD COWBOYS................................. LEE HEDGES 

AT *CAPTAIN SHREVE GATORS .............................. LEE HEDGES 

AT *AIRLINE VIKINGS .....................................AIRLINE (BOSSIER) 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

2 BYRD QUICK FACTS 

3-5 HISTORY OF BYRD HIGH SCHOOL 

6-7 YEAR BY YEAR AND COACHING RECORDS 

8-9 TEAM RECORDS 

10-11 TEAM SINGLE SEASON LEADERS 

12-13 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

14-16 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON LEADERS 

17-19 INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS 

20 LONGEST SCORING PLAYS 

21 FIRST TEAM ALL-STATE SELECTIONS 

22-23 FIRST TEAM ALL-DISTRICT SELECTIONS 

24-25 FIRST TEAM ALL-CITY SELECTIONS 

26 BYRD ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME SELECTIONS 

27 SERIES RECORDS VERSUS OPPONENTS 

28-33 YEAR BY YEAR SERIES RECORDS 

34-44 YEAR BY YEAR RESULTS 

45-46 OPPONENT RECORDS VS. BYRD 

47 NOTES 

The Byrd Football Record Book is a historical compilation of available football 

records from C.E. Byrd High School and its predecessor Shreveport High School. That’s a 

combined 92 years of football records. Unfortunately, there are some records which have 

been lost to time. However, I’ve tried my best to ensure the accuracy of this historical 

account of Yellow Jackets football. 

I would like to thank a number of people without whose help this record book would 

not be possible. They are Lee Hiller, John James Marshall, Ed Cassiere, Nico Van Thyn, 

The Shreveport Times, Jerry Byrd, Sr., Dave Nitz, Mike Desadier, Elizabeth Eldredge, 

Marilyn Prothro, Gerald Badgley, Archer Frierson III and Eddie Jenkins. 

A special personal note of gratitude goes to Lynne Fitzgerald, Alan Carter, Archer 

Frierson II and Mike Suggs, who welcomed me into the “City of Byrd.” Without their faith 

and trust I would have never come to know what it means to be a Byrd Yellow Jacket. 

Finally, a big thanks all the great athletes who have donned the purple and gold and 

have proudly displayed their Jacket Pride, City Wide. It’s to honor those young men that 

this book is written. May the spirit of #27 Norman Taylor live in all of us forever. 

Sting ‘em Jackets! 

Charlie Cavell 

Voice of the Byrd Yellow Jackets

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THIS IS BYRD HIGH SCHOOL 

DURING THE 1920S, SHREVEPORT’S ECONONMY WAS BOOMING, CONSTRUCTION ABOUNDED. SHREVEPORT LANDMARKS LIKE THE SLATTERY BUILD- 

ING, CADDO PARISH COURTHOUSE, MARKET STREET VIADUCT, KINGS HIGHWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, ST. JOHN BERCHMAN’S CATHEDRAL, THE STRAND THEA- 

TRE AND THE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM WERE ALL BUILT DURING THIS TIME. 

CONCERNED ABOUT OVERCROWDING AT SHREVEPORT HIGH SCHOOL, THE CITY’S ONLY WHITE PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL, THE CADDO PARISH SCHOOL 

BOARD DECIDED TO BUILD TWO NEW HIGH SCHOOLS. ON FEBRUARY 23, 1923, A 20 ACRE SITE FOR WHICH BYRD HIGH SCHOOL WAS CONSTRUCTED AND 

STANDS TODAY WAS PURCHASED FROM JUSTIN GRAS FOR $110,000. AT THE SAME TIME THE SCHOOL BOARD PASSED A RESOLUTION TO PURCHASE FOUR ADDI- 

TIONAL LOTS ADJACENT TO GRAS PROPERTY FROM F.R. CHADWICK N THE BON AIR SUBDIVISION FOR $9,500. STEWART-MCGEE WAS AWARDED THE BUILDING 

CONTRACT ON MARCH 19, 1924 AT A COST OF $772,133. 

ON OCTOBER 3, 1924, WITH FULL MASONIC CEREMONIES, PROFESSOR C.E. 

BYRD, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, LAID THE CORNERSTONE OF THE NEW SCHOOL ON 

THE CORNER OF LINE AVENUE AND KINGS HIGHWAY. SEALED IN THE CORNERSTONE WAS A 

LETTER FROM BYRD; A BOLL WEEVIL, SYMBOLIZING THE PROBLEMS OF LOCAL COTTON FARM- 

ERS; A BOTTLE OF OIL, SYMBOLIC OF THE PREVALENCE OF THE OIL INDUSTRY IN NORTHWEST 

LOUISIANA; AN EAR OF CORN, REPRESENTING THE AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY; COINS, REPRE- 

SENTING THE FINANCIAL SITUATION AND A HOLY BIBLE. 

IN FEBRUARY 1925, THE SCHOOL BOARD AUTHORIZED SUPERINTENDENT BYRD 

TO FURNISH AND EQUIP THE SCHOOL, WHICH WOULD EVENTUALLY BEAR HIS NAME. THE 

BOARD APPROVED $40,000 FOR FURNISHINGS, AND ACCEPTED THE BUILDING ON JUNE 27, 

1925. THE OPENING OF SCHOOL WAS DELAYED UNTIL OCTOBER WHEN FURNITURE ARRIVED. 

THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL IN SHREVEPORT OPENED IN OCTOBER 1925 WITH 

GROVER C. KOFFMAN AS ITS PRINCIPAL. MANY OF THE SCHOOL’S FINEST TRADITIONS CAN 

BE TRACED BACK TO THE BELOVED, RESPECTED AND HONORABLE INAUGURAL PRINCIPAL. 

KOFFMAN WAS KNOWN AS A BRILLIANT EDUCATOR AND STRICT DISCIPLINARIAN, WHO LOVED THE SCHOOL AND ITS STUDENTS. HE IS CREDITED WITH CHRISTEN- 

ING THE SCHOOL WITH THE MONIKER “CITY OF BYRD.” E.L. ALBERTSON, WHO WOULD LATER MOVE TO RIVAL FAIR PARK HIGH SCHOOL AFTER ITS CONSTRUC- 

TION IN 1927, WAS THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL. 

ON SEPTEMBER 17, 1925, T.H. HARRIS, STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION, AND C.E. BYRD BOTH SPOKE AT THE SCHOOL’S DEDICATION, 

FLANKED BY ALL THE GRADUATING CLASSES OF SHREVEPORT HIGH SCHOOL. WHEN THE SHREVEPORT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MOVED INTO THE NEW LINE 

AVENUE FACILITY THEY BROUGHT ALL THE TRADITIONS, CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS, CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS, ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES TO THE NEW 

SCHOOL. SADLY, JUST FIVE MONTHS AFTER THE NEW SCHOOL’S DEDICATION, CLIFTON ELLIS BYRD DIED. HIS BODY LAY IN STATE IN THE FOYER OF THE SCHOOL 

THAT NOW BEARS HIS NAME. HE WAS LAID TO REST IN FOREST PARK CEMETERY NEXT TO HIS WIFE OF 32 YEARS, MATTIE MCAFEE BYRD. LATER THAT YEAR, 

SHREVEPORT HIGH SCHOOL WOULD BE RENAMED C.E. BYRD HIGH SCHOOL IN HIS HONOR. 

THE CONTRACT FOR THE NEW FOOTBALL STADIUM WAS AUTHORIZED IN NOVEMBER 1925 AT A COST OF $40,000. MADE OF CONCRETE AND BUILT 

INTO THE SIDE OF A HILL ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE SCHOOL GROUNDS, THE STADIUM WAS BUILT BY H.H. BUCHANANA AND HAD A SEATING CAPACITY OF 

8,000. IN ITS PRIMARY YEARS, THE STADIUM WAS HOME TO SOME OUTSTANDING YELLOW JACKET FOOTBALL TEAMS. LATER IT ALSO HOUSED THE ARMY JUNIOR 

RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS PROGRAM. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES WERE HELD IN THE STADIUM FROM 1929 UNTIL KOFFMAN’S RETIREMENT IN 1955. 

THE STADIUM WAS RAZED IN 1956. 

MOST OF THE HOUSES ON KINGS HIGHWAY THAT BACK THE SCHOOL GROUNDS WERE IN EXISTENCE WHEN THE SCHOOL WAS BUILT. IN 1955, ONE OF 

THE LOTS WAS PURCHASED BY THE C.E. BYRD ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FOR FUTURE EXPANSION OF THE SCHOOL. IN 1999, KINGS HIGHWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH 

PURCHASED FOUR ADDITIONAL LOTS AND DONATED THEM TO THE CADDO PARISH SCHOOL BOARD. IN 2000-01, THESE FIVE LOTS WERE USED TO PROVIDE ADDI- 

TIONAL PARKING FOR THE SCHOOL. 

THE SWIMMING POOL, WHICH WAS PART OF THE ORIGINAL BUILDING, ON THE LOWER FLOOR WAS COVERED IN THE 1930S. DURING REMODELING OF 

THE GYMNASIUM IN 1998, WORKERS DISCOVERED THE POOL TO BE INTACT AND IN WORKING CONDITION. 

IN 1955, KOFFMAN LED A CAMPAIGN TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE C.E. BYRD YOUTH CENTER TO HONOR FORMER BYRD STUDENTS WHO LOST THEIR 

LIVES IN SERVICE OF THE COUNTRY. LAND WAS DONATED BY THE SCHOOL BOARD AND CONSTRUCTION COSTS TOTALED $65,000, OF WHICH $15,000 WAS 

RAISED BY BYRD STUDENTS AND $30,00 WAS DONATED BY CIVIC AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND PARENT SPONSORED CLUBS AT BYRD. 

CONSTRUCTION OF THE GYMNASIUM BEGAN IN 1956 AND THE FIRST BASKETBALL GAME WAS PLAYED THERE IN 1957. ALL OF THE WINDOWS IN THE 

BUILDING WERE REPLACED IN 1966 AND FIRE DOORS WERE ADDED. 

IN 1980, MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD CITING POOR BUILDING CONDITIONS AND DECLINING ENROLLMENT CONSIDERED RAZING THE SCHOOL. 

PROTESTS FROM ALUMNI, PTA AND STUDENTS DISSUADED THAT DECISION. INSTEAD MONEY WAS APPROVED TO RENOVATE AND REMODEL THE SCHOOL. THE 

BUILDING RECEIVED A $5.5 MILLION RENOVATION AND WAS COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED IN 1985. IT WAS ALSO THE LAST MAJOR RENOVATIONS TO THE AUDI- 

TORIUM. 

IN 1986, BYRD ADDED A MATH/SCIENCE MAGNET WITHIN THE SCHOOL. ENROLLMENT INCREASED AND THE CITY OF BYRD WAS ON ITS WAY BACK TO 

PREVIOUS GLORY. IN CELEBRATION, THE FIRST ULTIMATE REUNION, A REUNION OF ALL GRADUATING CLASSES FROM 1926-87, WAS HELD IN JUNE 1987. THE 

C.E. BYRD ALUMNI ASSOCATION WAS FORMED WITH THE GOAL OF HELPING BYRD HIGH SCHOOL PROSPER. FUNDS RAISED DURING THE ULTIMATE REUNION 

WAS USED TO PURCHASE A STUDIO CONSISTING OF FILM, EDITING AND BROADCASTING EQUIPMENT FOR BROADCAST JOURNALISM CLASSES, K-BYRD. K-BYRD 

BROADCASTS A WEEKLY VIDEO MAGAZINE ON THE CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION CHANNEL IN CLASSROOMS. 

BYRD’S STEADY RISE BACK TO THE TOP OF LOUISIANA PUBLIC SCHOOLS REACHED ITS PINNACLE IN 1996 WHEN THE SCHOOL WAS NAMED A BLUE 

RIBBON SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE, THE HIGHEST AWARD GIVEN TO A SCHOOL BY THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 

THE CHARLES RAVENNA COURTYARD WAS COMPLETED IN AUGUST 1994, PAID FOR THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF BYRD ALUMS. IN 1995, THE

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HAD A SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLED AND TREES PLANTED AROUND THE NEW PARKING AREA ON CRESWELL, ADJACENT TO THE MEMO- 

RIAL YOUTH CENTER. 

THE $1.6 MILLION LYNNE FITZGERALD MATH & SCIENCE BUILDING WAS BUILT BY THE CADDO PARISH SCHOOL BOARD AND OPENED IN AUGUST 

1995. 

IN 1996, THE ULTIMATE REUNION II, SPONSORED BY THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, WAS A FIVE-DAY CELEBRATION OF THE 71 YEARS (1926-96) OF 

GRADUATING CLASSES AND ATTRACTED NEARLY 10,000 PEOPLE, WHO PARTICIPATED IN AT LEAST ONE OF THE 40 ACTIVITIES DURING THE FIVE DAYS. THE 

EVENT WAS AWARDED THE SHREVEPORT ADVERTISING ASSOCIATION’S IMAGE AWARD FOR 1996. 

IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ULTIMATE REUNION II, THE SCHOOL’S FOYER WAS RENOVATED AND RENAMED IN HONOR OF ITS FIRST PRINCIPAL GROVER 

C. KOFFMAN. BRASS CHANDELIERS, ORIGINAL TO THE BUILDING, WERE REFURBISHED AND HUNG IN THE FOYER; TROPHY CASES WERE REFINISHED AND DECO- 

RATED; WALLS WERE REPAINTED AND A LARGE CIRCULAR MOSAIC TILE DESIGN WITH THE SCHOOL’S MASCOT, THE YELLOW JACKET, WAS PLACED INTO THE 

FLOOR. AT SOME POINT IN THE PAST WITH CHANGES IN FIRE CODES, THE ORIGINAL WOODEN FRENCH DOORS WERE REPLACED WITH SOLID METAL DOORS. US- 

ING MONIES RAISED DURING THE REUNION, THE ALUMNI HAD NEW METAL FRENCH DOORS INSTALLED 

ACROSS THE FOYER THEREBY RESTORING THE FRONT OF THE BUILDING TO ITS ORIGINAL HISTORIC 

DESIGN. 

WITH FUNDS RAISED DURING THE ULTIMATE REUNION II, THE ALUMNI FURNISHED THE 

KOFFMAN RESEARCH CENTER IN THE LIBRARY. COMPUTERS, WIRING, RESEARCH TOWERS, FURNI- 

TURE AND COMPUTER PROGRAMS WERE PURCHASED AND INSTALLED TO BRING THE LIBRARY UP TO 

A STATE-OF-THE-ART RESEARCH FACILITY. 

IN THE SPRING OF 1997, THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AND THE CLASS OF 1953 BEGAN A 

FUND RAISING CAMPAIGN TO BUILD A CORNER MONUMENT ON THE CORNER OF LINE AVENUE AND 

KINGS HIGHWAY, ONE OF THE HIGHEST VISIBILITY CORNERS IN SHREVEPORT. THE CONSTRUCTION 

BEGAN IN EARLY SUMMER WITH THE INSTALLATION OF A SPRINKLER SYSTEM AS WELL AS ELECTRI- 

CAL SERVICE BROUGHT TO THE AREA. THE FULLY LANDSCAPED MONUMENT WAS DEDICATED ON 

OCTOBER 9, 1997 IN CONNECTION WITH BYRD’S HOMECOMING. 

IN 1997, THE ALUMNI FINANCED ADDITIONAL LANDSCAPING AND SPRINKLER SYSTEM 

ACROSS THE ENTIRE FRONT OF THE BUILDING TO THE CONER OF GLADSTONE. PERENNINAL MEMORIAL BEDS WERE INSTALLED AND BIYEARLY PLANTING OF ANNU- 

ALS HELSP BRIGHTEN THE CAMPUS. 

IN MAY OF 2000, THE ALUMNI DEDICATED THE RENOVATION OF THE SOUTHWEST ENTRANCE TO THE SCHOOL TO A LONG-TIME ALUMNAE BOARD MEM- 

BER AND CO-CHAIRMAN OF THE ULTIMATE REUNION II, MONNA WILLIAMS FRANKS. THE SOLID METAL DOORS HAVE BEEN REPLACED WITH FRENCH DOORS AND 

LANDSCAPING. 

FOR THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY (2000), THE ALUMNI RAISED OVER $105,000 FOR A NEW SOUND AND LIGHTING SYSTEM AS WELL AS STAGE AND WIN- 

DOW CURTAINS FOR THE AUDITOIUM. 

ONE OF THE LATEST BEAUTIFICATION PROJECTS TO THE SCHOOL IS AS A MAGNIFICENT NEW ENTRYWAY TO THE GYMNASIUM, THE BYRD HIGH SCHOOL 

HONORARY WALKWAY. THE NEW ENTRYWAY ON GLADSTONE INCLUDES A GARDEN, A PLAZA WHERE ONE CAN STOP FOR RE- 

FLECTION AND A MULTI-TIERED WALKWAY. IT ENHANCES THE BEAUTY OF THE SCHOOL AND PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY TO 

HONOR ANYONE WHO HAS BEEN A PART OF THE CITY OF BYRD. PORTIONS OF THE WALKWAY CONSISTS OF BRICKS THAT CAN BE 

PURCHASED AS A TRIBUTE TO HONOR STUDENTS, CLASSES, ALUMNI, FACULTY (BOTH PAST AND PRESENT) OR ANY LOVED ONE 

WHO HAS BEEN TOUCHED BY THE BYRD EXPERIENCE. 

FINALLY, THERE HAS BEEN SIX PRINCIPALS IN BYRD’S HISTORY: JAMES H. DUNCAN FOLLOWED KOFFMAN, B.L. SHAW, 

R. LYNNE FITZGERALD, RICHARD LAVERGNE AND CURRENT PRINCIPAL JERRY BADGLEY. 

GROVER C. KOFFMAN 

GROVER C. KOFFMAN CAME TO SHREVEPORT HIGH SCHOOL IN 1919, MOVING TO C.E. BYRD HIGH SCHOOL WHEN TH SCHOOL OPENED IN 1925. IN 

ALL, HE SERVED AS A HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL IN SHREVEPORT FOR 36 YEARS. LITERALLY THOUSANDS OF SHREVEPORT MEN AND WOMEN RECEIVED THEIR 

HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION UNDER THE SUPERVISION AND GUIDANCE OF KOFFMAN. MANY WHOSE LIVES WERE TOUCHED PERSONALLY BY THIS GREAT MAN. HE 

LEFT AN IMPRINT ON THE SCHOOL, WHICH HE NAME THE “CITY OF BYRD.” 

IT WAS KOFFMAN WHO BEGAN THE HIGH LIFE, THE SCHOOL’S NEWSPAPER; THE FIRST STUDENT COUNCIL IN LOUISIANA; THE FIRST NATIONAL HONOR 

SOCIETY IN LOUISIANA AND THE LOUISIANA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. MANY OF BYRD’S FINEST TRADITIONS CAN BE TRACED TO KOFFMAN. 

KOFFMAN WAS A MAN OF GREAT ENERGY AND DEDICATION, BELIEVING THAT SCHOOLS HAD A DUTY BEYOND THE MERE TEACHING OF READING, WRIT- 

ING AND ARITHMETIC. THAT STUDENTS NEEDED HELP WITH PERSONAL AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS AS WELL. 

“LONG BEFORE EDUCATION THEORISTS HAD FIGURED IT OUT, GROVER C. KOFFMAN WAS DEMONSTRATING THAT THE SINGLE GREATEST DETERMINANT 

OF A SCHOOL’S QUALITY IS THE QUALITY OF ITS PRINCIPAL,” SAID PAUL GREENBERG, BYRD ALUMNUS. “MR. KOFFMAN KNEW THAT IN ORDER TO SHAPE THE 

IMAGE, SHAPE THE SUBSTANCE. AND BYRD HAD SUBSTANCE, MR. KOFFMAN SAW TO THAT. BYRD WAS TOPS. MR. KOFFMAN KNEW IT, THEREFORE HIS STU- 

DENTS KNEW IT.”

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CLIFTON ELLIS BYRD 

CLIFTON ELLIS BYRD WAS BORN IN BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA, DECEMBER 14, 1859, HIS PARENTS BEING JOHN T. AND SARAH REBECCA (MCCLINTIE) 

BYRD, BOTH OF WHOM WERE NATIVE VIRGINIANS. 

HE PASSED HIS YOUTH ON HIS FATHER'S FARM AND ATTENDED THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF BATH COUNTY. HE EN- 

TERED THE AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY WHERE HE PREPARED FOR COLLEGE; HE THEN ENTERED THE UNIVERSITY OF VIR- 

GINIA AND BECAME A TEACHER AFTER GRADUATION. HE BECAME THE PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOLS AT FRONT ROYAL, VA., REMAIN- 

ING THERE SIX YEARS, AFTER WHICH HE ACCEPTED THE POST AS PRINCIPAL OF OUACHITA PARISH HIGH SCHOOL, REMAINING 

THERE THREE YEARS. 

IN 1892, BYRD BECAME THE FIRST PRINCIPAL OF THE FIRST HIGH SCHOOL IN SHREVEPORT, WHICH WAS HELD IN 

THE OLD Y. M. C. A. BUILDING ON THE CORNER OF EDWARDS AND MILAM STREETS. HE WAS PAID A SALARY OF $70 PER 

MONTH. MISS LOU MORRIS WAS THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL. THE HIGH SCHOOL WAS MOVED TO THE SOADY BUILDING ON 

CROCKETT STREET IN 1898, AND LATER PROVISION WAS MADE FOR IT IN THE THIRD FLOOR OF THE OLD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 

ON HOPE STREET. 

IN 1894, BYRD MARRIED THE FORMER MARTHA MATILDA LOCKHART "MATTIE" MCFEE OF MONROE (DECEMBER 25, 

1868- SEPTEMBER 27, 1940.) THEY HAD HAD TWO CHILDREN, MARY BYRD (BORN 1895) AND CLIFTON BYRD, JR. (BORN 

1897). 

HE SERVED AS PRINCIPAL OF SHREVEPORT HIGH SCHOOL SIX YEARS, BECOMING THE SUPERINTENDENT OF 

SCHOOLS IN 1899 WHEN THE NEW HOPE STREET SHREVEPORT HIGH SCHOOL WAS BUILT. AFTER SIX YEARS AS SUPERINTEN- 

DENT, BYRD ACCEPTED THE PRESIDENCY OF LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY (THEN LOUISIANA INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE) IN RUS- 

TON WHERE HE SERVED FOR ONLY ONE YEAR. IN 1907, HE RETURNED TO SHREVEPORT TO BECOME SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CADDO PARISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 

WHERE HE REMAINED UNTIL HIS DEATH. 

IN 1910, SHREVEPORT HIGH SCHOOL WAS BUILT ADJACENT TO HOPE STREET ANAND THE HIGH SCHOOL MOVED INTO THIS BUILDING. THOUGH PRO- 

FESSOR BYRD LEFT SHREVEPORT HIGH IT REMAINED CLOSE TO HIS HEART. HE SET THE STANDARDS FOR THE SCHOOL’S ACADEMIC CURRICULUM, INSISTING 

THAT TO BE TRULY EDUCATED ONE MUST BE FAMILIAR WITH HISTORY, MATH, ENGLISH AND LATIN. WHILE SERVING AS SUPERINTENDENT, HE TAUGHT GEOMETRY, 

ALGEBRA, PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY AT THE SCHOOL. HE ALSO WORKED TO ESTABLISH A LIBRARY AT THE SCHOOL. 

BYRD WAS A MEMBER OF THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, THE LOUISIANA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION AND WAS A DELE- 

GATE TO THE COUNCIL OF EDUCATION IN LOUISIANA IN 1913. HE WAS A MEMBER OF THE BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS, A MASON AND A 

MEMBER OF THE SIGMA NU FRATERNITY. HE WAS AN ACTIVE WORKER AND MEMBER OF THE DUNLAP MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. BYRD WAS A DEMOC- 

RAT AT A TIME WHEN VIRTUALLY EVERY ELECTED OFFICIAL AND MOST APPOINTED OFFICIALS AS WELL WERE MEMBERS OF THE LOUISIANA'S OVERWHELMINGLY 

MAJORITY PARTY. 

“BY TODAY’S STANDARDS, C.E. BYRD WAS A DICHOTOMY,” SAID LOCAL HISTORIAN ERIC BROCK. “HE VIGOROUSLY DEFENDED THE PRACTICE OF 

CORPORAL PUNISHMENT BUT OBJECTED TO PRAYER OR SCHOOL LED DEVOTIONALS ON CAMPUS. HE ARGUED THAT CORPORAL PUNISHMENT WAS NECESSARY 

FOR DISCIPLINE…AND THAT SCHOOL PRAYER WAS EXCLUSIONARY AND NO PLACE IN A PLURALISTIC SOCIETY.” 

TRAVELING BY HORSE AND BUGGY IN THE CITY AND TRAINS AND LIVERIES IN RURAL AREAS, BYRD MADE REGULAR VISITS TO SCHOOLS AS SUPERIN- 

TENDENT. IN 1918, THE SCHOOL BOARD PURCHASED A CAR FOR HIM, AND IT WAS DRIVEN BY THE SCHOOL’S CUSTODIAN, ALBERT. UNDER HIS DIRECTION, A 

CAFETERIA WAS BUILT NEXT TO THE SCHOOL FOR STUDENT LUNCHES. CONCERNS ABOUT SANITATION AND STUDENTS HEALTH DROVE BYRD TO INITIATE SYSTEM- 

ATIC HEALTH INSPECTIONS OF THE SCHOOLS, AND A LOCAL DOCTOR TO CHECKED THE STUDENTS. HE ALSO CRUSADED FOR FIRE ESCAPES AT THE SCHOOL AND 

IN 1906 HAD THEM INSTALLED. 

BYRD’S MAIN FOCUS WAS EDUCATION, HOWEVER, HE DREAMED OF SEEING SEVERAL NEW FIRST-RATE SCHOOLS BUILT IN CADDO PARISH AND HE 

LIVED TO SEE THE INITIATION OF THAT DREAM. BEGINNING IN THE EARLY 1920S, A MASSIVE SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAM WAS STARTED. TWO NEW SCHOOLS 

WERE ENVISIONED TO REPLACE SHREVEPORT HIGH, ONE ON THE EAST SIDE AND THE OTHER ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE CITY. IN 1924, WORK BEGAN ON THE 

NEW HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE EASTERN PART OF TOWN. DURING CONSTRUCTION, IT WAS DECIDED TO NAME THE SCHOOL IN BYRD’S HONOR SINCE IT REPRE- 

SENTED THE FULFILLMENT OF HIS DREAM. 

ON SEPTEMBER 17, 1925, THE NEW SCHOOL BEARING HIS NAME WAS DEDICATED, WITH BYRD DELIVERING THE DEDICATORY ADDRESS. AT THE TIME 

OF THE DEDICATION THERE WERE MORE THAN 2,000 IN ATTENDANCE. UPON THE STAGE WERE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE 32 GRADUATING CLASSES OF THE 

SHREVEPORT HIGH SCHOOL SINCE 1891. THE LAST PARAGRAPH OF HIS ADDRESS STATED THAT "THE TIME WILL COME WHEN I SHALL LAY DOWN MY WORK, AND 

I SHALL DO SO WITH THE KNOWLEDGE THAT IT WILL GO ON, AND THAT MY NAME WILL BE PRESERVED AND THAT I SHALL NOT HAVE LIVED AND LABORED IN VAIN, 

FOR MY REWARD IS SURE." 

LESS THAN SIX MONTHS AFTER HE STOOD ON THE ROSTRUM MAKING THE ADDRESS ABOVE ALLUDED TO, THAT TIME HAD COME WHEN HE HAD LAID 

DOWN HIS WORK. ON FEBRUARY 26, 1926, AT 8:45 PROFESSOR BYRD PASSED AWAY. HIS BODY LAY IN STATE IN THE BYRD HIGH SCHOOL FOYER WHERE 

THOUSANDS CAME TO PAY THEIR RESPECTS. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1926 OF C.E. BYRD HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATED THEIR YEARBOOK, THE "GUSHER" TO BYRD 

WITH THE QUOTES, “NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF CADDO PARISH DID THE PASSING OF ANY MAN CAUSE SUCH DEEP REGRET OR MORE PROFOUND MOUNING THAN 

THE DEATH OUR BELOVED SUPERINTENDENT. ..HE WAS BORN INTO THE SERVICE OF PEOPLE. ..THE GOLDEN RULE ACTUATED EVERY MOVE OF HIS LIFE AND SER- 

VICE PAID HIM WELL, NOT MATERIALLY, BUT IN THE REWARD OF TRUST AND CONFIDENCE OF HIS FELLOW MAN. ..HE WAS KIND, UPRIGHT, A CHRISTIAN IN 

THOUGHT, WORD AND DEED. ..MANY OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEN OF THE CITY OWE THEIR SUCCESS TO HIM. PROFESSOR BYRD HAS GONE BUT HIS SPIRIT 

SHALL EVER REMAIN. FORTUNATE IS THIS CITY FOR HAVING HAD THE GIFT OF THE GREAT UNSELFISH, LEADER.” CLIFTON ELLIS AND MATTIE BYRD ARE BURIED IN 

FOREST PARK CEMETERY IN SHREVEPORT.

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Regular 

Year Coach Overall PF-PA Season PF-PA District Rank Playoffs 

1920 E.L. Alberson 4-0-3 175-35 4-0-3 175-35 

1921 E.L. Alberson 8-2-0 265-67 8-2-0 265-67 

1922 E.L. Alberson 6-2-2 181-67 6-2-2 181-67 

1923 George Hoy 5-2-2 112-46 5-2-2 112-46 

1924 George Hoy 10-1-0 241-59 10-1-0 241-59 

1925 George Hoy 8-1-0 188-28 8-1-0 188-28 

1926 H.N. Knilans 8-0-0 183-15 7-0-0 160-15 1-0 

1927 H.N. Knilans 8-1-0 201-45 8-1-0 201-45 

1928 H.N. Knilans 9-1-0 354-32 9-1-0 354-32 

1929 H.N. Knilans 7-1-0 208-9 7-1-0 208-9 

1930 H.N. Knilans 10-1-0 271-80 8-1-0 219-54 2-0 

1931 H.N. Knilans 11-0-0 302-23 9-0-0 256-21 2-0 

1932 H.N. Knilans 2-4-3 65-46 2-4-3 65-46 

1933 H.N. Knilans 9-1-2 256-51 8-1-1 243-45 1-0-1 

1934 H.N. Knilans 10-1-0 205-19 8-1-0 149-19 2-0 

1935 Lee Dobson 11-1-0 284-60 10-1-0 265-60 1-0 

1936 Lee Dobson 7-1-1 163-37 7-1-1 163-37 

1937 Lee Dobson 9-0-2 248-79 8-0-2 235-72 1-0 

1938 Lee Dobson 5-4-1 153-142 5-4-1 153-142 

1939 Lee Dobson 6-3-1 125-80 6-3-1 125-80 

1940 Lee Dobson 4-5-0 84-76 4-5-0 84-76 

1941 Lee Dobson 3-6-0 69-160 3-6-0 69-160 

1942 Lee Dobson 4-3-2 142-97 4-3-2 142-97 

1943 Lee Dobson 11-1-0 444-52 10-0-0 405-13 1-1 

1944 Lee Dobson 7-3-0 168-98 7-3-0 168-98 

1945 Lee Dobson 5-4-0 185-153 5-4-0 185-153 

1946 Jack Rowan 3-6-1 89-141 3-6-1 89-141 

1947 Jack Rowan 1-10-0 69-236 1-10-0 69-236 

1948 Jack Rowan 8-3-0 207-75 8-3-0 207-75 

1949 Jack Rowan 12-1-0 335-59 10-1-0 295-46 2-0 

1950 Jack Rowan 5-5-1 202-233 5-5-1 202-233 

1951 Jack Rowan 5-4-1 181-132 5-4-1 181-132 

1952 Jack Rowan 4-7-0 101-221 4-7-0 101-221 

1953 Jack Rowan 11-1-1 339-112 10-0-1 295-91 1-1 

1954 Jack Rowan 9-2-0 333-92 9-2-0 333-92 4-1 2 nd 

1955 Jack Rowan 10-1-0 391-95 10-1-0 391-95 4-1 2 nd 

1956 Lee Hedges 9-4-0 222-100 8-3-0 202-79 3-0 1 st 1-1 

1957 Lee Hedges 7-3-0 196-66 7-3-0 196-66 2-1 2 nd 

1958 Lee Hedges 2-7-2 121-195 2-7-2 121-195 1-3-1 5 th 

1959 Lee Hedges 5-5-1 130-113 5-5-1 130-113 3-2 3 rd 

1960 J.D. Cox 11-1-0 325-72 11-0-0 312-53 5-0 1 st 0-1 

1961 J.D. Cox 8-3-0 207-74 8-3-0 207-74 4-2 2 nd 

1962 J.D. Cox 10-2-0 216-90 9-1-0 178-55 6-0 1 st 1-1 

1963 J.D. Cox *1-10-0 203-101 *1-10-0 203-101 *1-5 6 th 

1964 J.D. Cox 9-2-2 255-84 9-1-1 242-64 6-0-1 1 st 0-1-1 

1965 J.D. Cox 4-7-0 107-170 4-7-0 107-170 3-4 T-5 th 

1966 J.D. Cox 9-2-0 219-103 9-2-0 219-103 7-2 T-2 nd 

1967 J.D. Cox 7-4-0 246-134 7-4-0 246-134 5-4 6 th 

1968 Jimmy Harrison 2-8-0 87-234 2-8-0 87-234 1-4 5 th 


1970 Jimmy Harrison 8-3-0 199-165 8-2-0 190-133 6-1 2 nd 0-1 

1971 Jimmy Harrison 7-4-0 241-154 7-3-0 227-128 5-1 2 nd 0-1 

1972 Jimmy Harrison 8-2-0 180-120 8-2-0 180-120 4-2 3 rd 

1973 Jimmy Harrison 4-6-0 86-132 4-6-0 86-132 2-3 T-4 th 


1975 Jimmy Harrison 6-4-0 127-162 6-4-0 127-162 2-3 4 th

C.E. B 


Year Coach Overall PF-PA 

Regular 

Season PF-PA District Rank Playoffs 

1976 Jimmy Harrison 2-7-1 64-230 2-7-1 64-230 1-4 T-4 th 

1977 Jerry Burton 4-6-0 116-180 4-6-0 116-180 2-2 T-2 nd 

1978 Jerry Burton 3-7-0 122-174 3-7-0 122-174 2-3 4 th 


1980 Jerry Burton 3-7-0 105-175 3-7-0 105-175 2-3 T-3 rd 

1981 Jerry Burton 6-4-0 206-121 6-4-0 206-121 3-2 3 rd 


1983 Tom Cathey 0-9-0 68-287 0-9-0 68-287 0-7 8 th 

1984 Tom Cathey 0-9-0 59-297 0-9-0 59-297 0-7 8 th 

1985 Boyd Cole 0-10-0 75-273 0-10-0 75-273 0-5 6 th 

1986 Boyd Cole 3-7-0 75-191 3-7-0 75-191 1-4 5 th 

1987 Boyd Cole 5-5-0 124-120 5-5-0 124-120 3-2 3 rd 

1988 Boyd Cole 1-9-0 114-331 1-9-0 114-331 0-5 6 th 

1989 Boyd Cole 2-8-0 160-253 2-8-0 160-253 0-5 6 th 

1990 Alan Carter 3-7-0 147-201 3-7-0 147-201 2-3 4 th 

1991 Alan Carter 6-4-0 209-196 6-4-0 209-196 4-3 4 th 

1992 Alan Carter 3-7-0 192-298 3-7-0 192-298 2-5 6 th 

1993 Alan Carter 10-1-0 233-156 10-0-0 219-121 7-0 1 st 0-1 

1994 Alan Carter 2-8-0 209-191 2-8-0 209-191 1-6 T-7 th 

1995 Alan Carter 8-3-0 365-242 8-2-0 358-222 4-2 T-2 nd 0-1 

1996 Alan Carter 10-1-0 412-214 10-0-0 384-179 6-0 1 st 0-1 

1997 Alan Carter 9-2-0 307-161 9-1-0 305-139 7-0 1 st 0-1 

1998 Mike Suggs 7-4-0 219-195 7-3-0 219-143 5-2 T-2 nd 0-1 

1999 Mike Suggs 5-5-0 302-237 5-5-0 302-237 4-3 4 th 

2000 Mike Suggs 8-3-0 425-290 8-2-0 398-260 6-1 2 nd 0-1 

2001 Mike Suggs 3-6-0 215-192 3-6-0 215-192 2-3 4 th 

2002 Mike Suggs 9-4-0 298-230 7-3-0 227-157 4-1 1 st 2-1 

2003 Mike Suggs 4-5-0 228-247 4-5-0 228-247 1-3 3 rd 

2004 Mike Suggs 4-5-0 166-214 4-5-0 166-214 2-2 T-2 nd 

2005 Mike Suggs 7-5-0 277-308 6-4-0 243-237 4-2 T-2 nd 1-1 

2006 Mike Suggs 8-4-0 291-249 7-3-0 242-179 4-2 3 rd 1-1 

2007 Mike Suggs **10-2-0 278-228 **9-1-0 251-180 **7-1 2 nd 1-1 

2008 Mike Suggs 9-3-0 304-139 8-2-0 284-119 6-2 3 rd 1-1 

2009 Mike Suggs 4-6-0 238-268 4-6-0 238-268 3-4 5 th 

2010 Mike Suggs 6-5-0 305-281 6-4-0 292-237 4-3 T-3rd 0-1 

2011 Mike Suggs 12-1-0 566-234 9-0-0 419-131 5-0 1 st 

3-1 

86 yrs. C.E. Byrd 519-364-23 (.585) 

6 yrs. Shreveport 41-8-7 (.795) 

92 yrs. Combined 560-372-30 (.598) 

* games (8) forfeited by Byrd due to LHSAA violations 

** game (1) forfeited to Byrd by Captain Shreve due to LHSAA violations 

Byrd Coaching Records 

Coach Years W L T Pct 

Mike Suggs 1998-11 96 58 0 .623 

H.N. Knilans 1926-34 74 10 5 .860 

Lee Dobson 1935-45 72 31 7 .686 

Jack Rowan 1946-55 68 40 4 .625 

J.D. Cox 1960-67 59 31 2 .655 

Alan Carter 1990-97 51 33 0 .607 

Jimmy Harrison 1968-76 42 48 2 .467 

Lee Hedges 1956-59 23 19 3 .544 

Jerry Burton 1977-82 23 37 0 .439 

Boyd Cole 1985-89 11 39 0 .275 

Tom Cathey 1983-84 0 18 0 .000 

Totals 86 Years 519 364 23 .585

C.E. B 


TEAM RECORDS 

MOST RUSHES 

GAME: 64 VS. CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 1998 

SEASON: 595 IN 2002 

MOST YARDS GAINED RUSHING 

GAME: 582 VS. EVANGEL IN 2000 

SEASON: 3,715 IN 2011 

FEWEST NET YARDS RUSHING 

GAME: -68 VS. FAIR PARK IN 1969 

SEASON: 1,261 IN 1991 

MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING 


7 VS. FAIR PARK IN 2001 

7 VS. TIOGA, 2009 

7 VS. WEST JEFFERSOLN IN 2011 (P) 


BEST RUSHING AVERAGE 

GAME: 12.65 VS. EVANGEL IN 2000 

SEASON: 337.4 IN 2000 

(499 CARRIES, 3,711 YARDS) 

MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED 

GAME: 48 VS. HUNTINGTON IN 1985 

(20 COMPLETIONS, 204 YARDS) 

SEASON: 231 IN 1971 (WITH PLAYOFFS) 

224 IN 1976 (WITHOUT PLAYOFFS) 

MOST PASSES COMPLETED 


(47 ATTEMPTS, 204 YARDS) 



MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 

GAME: 5 BY CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 1970 

5 BY JESUIT IN 1976 

5 BY MARSHALL, TX IN 1977 


BEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 

GAME: 77.8 VS. OUACHITA IN 2008 (7 OF 9) 

{7 ATT. MIN.} 

SEASON: 54.9 IN 2008 (50 OF 91) 

{90 ATT. MIN.} 

MOST YARDS GAINED PASSING 


(12-OF-24) 

SEASON: 1,832 IN 1971 

FEWEST NET YARDS PASSING 

GAME: 0 NUMEROUS TIMES (MOST RECENT VS. RUSTON IN 

2011) 


MOST TOUCHDOWNS PASSING 

GAME: 4 VS. SOUTHWOOD IN 1970 

4 VS. WESTLAKE IN 1971 

4 VS. HAYNESVILLE IN 1942 


MOST RECEPTIONS 




MOST YARDS RECEIVING 


SEASON: 1,832 IN 1971 

MOST TOUCHDOWNS RECEIVING 

GAME: 4 VS. SOUTHWOOD IN 1970 

4 VS. WESTLAKE IN 1971 

4 VS. HAYNESVILLE IN 1942 


MOST PUNTS 

GAME: 13 VS. PORT ARTHUR, TX IN 1934 


BEST PUNTING AVERAGE 

GAME: 49.0 VS. OUACHITA IN 2002 (3 PUNTS, 147 YARDS) 

SEASON: 40.7 IN 2002 (40 PUNTS, 1,628 YARDS IN 13 GAMES) 


MOST POINTS SCORED 

GAME: 68 VS. JONESBORO-HODGE IN 1943 

99 BY SHREVEPORT VS. HOMER IN 1921 

REG. SEASON: 419 IN 2011 (9 GAMES) 

FULL SEASON: 566 IN 2011 (13 GAMES) 

MOST POINTS ALLOWED 

GAME: 70 BY SOUTHWOOD IN 1988 (70-6) 


FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 

GAME: 0 NUMEROUS TIMES (MOST RECENT 13-0 OVER AIR- 

LINE IN 2008 PLAYOFFS) 


13 IN 1943 (10 GAMES) 


52 IN 1943 (12 GAMES) 

59 IN 1949 (13 GAMES) 

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 

GAME: 10 VS. JONESBORO-HODGE IN 1943 

SEASON: 80 IN 2011 (13 GAMES) 

MOST PATS 

GAME: 9 VS. FAIR PARK IN 2011 


MOST 2PATS 



MOST FIELD GOALS 

GAME: 3 VS. CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 2007 (P) 

3 VS. CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 2008 

3 VS. AIRLINE IN 2009 

3 VS. WEST MONROE IN 2009 

SEASON: 10 IN 2009

C.E. B 


MOST SAFETIES 

GAME: 1 MULTIPLE TIMES (MOST RECENT 2011 VS. WEST 

MONROE) 

SEASON: 1 MULTIPLE TIMES (MOST RECENT IN 2011) 

MOST FIRST DOWNS 

GAME: 24 VS. OUACHITA IN 1964 

24 VS. EVANGEL IN 2000 

24 VS. SOUTHWOOD IN 2007 

24 VS. NATCHITOCHES CENTRAL IN 2010 


MOST PENALTIES 

GAME: 15 VS. PARKWAY IN 1984 


MOST PENALTY YARDS 

GAME: 138 VS. AIRLINE IN 2011 (P) 


MISCELLANEOUS TEAM RECORDS 

TOTAL GAMES PLAYED: 906 GAMES IN 86 SEASONS; 962 

GAMES IN 92 SEASONS AS SHREVEPORT & BYRD 

OVERALL RECORD: 519-364-23 (.585); 560-372-30 (.598) 

COMBINED SHREVEPORT & BYRD; (RECORDS REFLECT GAMES 

FORFEITED BY BYRD IN 1963 AND GAME FORFEITED TO BYRD 

IN 2007) 

PLAYOFFS RECORD: 25-21-2 (.542) 

MOST GAMES PLAYED IN A SEASON: 13 IN 1949, ’53, ’56, 

’64, 2002, 2011 

MOST WINS IN A REGULAR SEASON: 11 IN 1960 

MOST WINS IN A FULL SEASON: 12 IN 1949, 2011 

MOST LOSSES IN A SEASON: 10 IN 1947, ‘85 

BEST WIN-LOSS PCT. SEASON: (1.000) IN 1926 (8-0), ’31 (11 

-0) 

WORST WIN-LOSS PCT. SEASON: (.000) IN 1985 (0-10), ’33 

(0-9), ’34 (0-9) 

LONGEST WINNING STREAK: 18 GAMES FROM 1930-31 

LONGEST REGULAR SEASON WINNING STREAK: 14 FROM 

1930-31 

LONGEST REGULAR SEASON UNBEATEN STREAK: 18 FROM 

1930-31, 1935-36 

LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 28 FROM 1983-85 

LONGEST WINLESS STREAK: 28 FROM 1983-85 

MOST SHUTOUT WINS IN A REGULAR SEASON: 8 IN 1943 

MOST SHUTOUT WINS IN A FULL SEASON: 9 IN 1934 

MOST SHUTOUT LOSSES IN A SEASON: 5 IN 1958, ‘65 

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORED IN FULL SEASON: 83 

FROM 2004-11 

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORED IN REGULAR SEASON: 

71 FROM 2004-11 

MOST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT WINS: 7 IN 1934; 5 IN 1929 

MOST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT LOSSES: 5 IN 1958 

CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS: 12 FROM 1920-31 

CONSECUTIVE LOSING SEASONS: 5 FROM 1976-80 

MOST CONSECUTIVE PLAYOFF APPEARANCES: 4 FROM 1995- 

98, 2005-08

C.E. B 


TEAM SINGLE SEASON RUSHING A Yds Avg 

1. 2011 573 3715 6.5 

2. 2000 499 3711 7.4 

3. 2002 595 3215 5.4 

4. 1995 434 3152 7.3 

5. 2005 532 3140 5.9 

6. 1996 403 3108 7.7 

7. 2010 485 3062 6.3 

8. 2008 518 2634 5.1 

9. 2007 496 2553 5.1 

10. 2006 475 2452 5.1 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON PASSING A C Int Yds TDs 

1. 1971 231 109 10 1832 17 

2. 1994 211 107 12 1770 11 

3. 1970 227 107 15 1610 16 

4. 1993 165 76 10 1258 7 

5. 1991 150 70 7 1129 7 

6. 1975 177 73 12 1084 7 

7. 1996 95 50 0 1042 13 

8. 1992 127 59 6 999 7 

9. 2009 149 64 3 913 4 

10. 1972 131 57 13 908 5 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE Yds Avg 

1. 2011 4517 347.5 

2. 2000 4338 394.4 

3. 1996 4150 377.3 

4. 1995 3979 361.7 

5. 2002 3903 300.2 

6. 2010 3788 344.4 

7. 2008 3531 294.2 

8. 2005 3529 294.1 

9. 2007 3392 282.7 

10. 1999 3199 319.9 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON SCORING TDs 1PAT 2PAT FG Saf Pts Gms 

1. 2011 80 78 2 1 566 13 

2. 1943 444 12 

3. 2000 60 41 7 2 2 425 11 

4. 1996 59 48 2 2 0 412 11 

5. 1955 391 11 

6. 1995 52 34 7 1 1 365 11 

7. 1928 354 10 

8. 1953 339 13 

9. 1949 335 13 

10. 1954 333 11 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON TOTAL DEFENSE (BY AVG) Yds Avg Gms 

1. 2002 2879 221.5 13 

2. 2008 2723 226.9 12 

3. 2001 2073 230.3 9 

4. 1998 2693 244.8 11 

5. 1997 2749 249.9 11 

6. 2011 3365 258.8 13 

7. 2007 3139 261.6 12 

8. 2000 2900 263.6 11 

9. 2003 2425 269.4 9 

10. 2010 3255 295.9 11

C.E. B 


TEAM SINGLE SEASON DEFENSE VS. RUN A Yds Avg TDs 

1. 2002 364 1440 110.8 22 

2. 2008 376 1387 115.6 11 

3. 2007 367 1463 122.0 12 

4. 2000 333 1583 143.9 21 

5. 2010 344 1582 143.8 23 

6. 2001 277 1302 144.7 15 

7. 1995 331 1737 157.9 11 

8. 2011 392 1748 134.5 13 

9. 1997 391 1750 159.1 14 

10. 1999 277 1436 159.6 21 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON DEFENSE VS. PASS A C Int Yds Avg TDs 

1. 1998 116 52 8 781 71.0 5 

2. 1990 761 75.8 

3. 2001 133 59 5 771 85.7 10 

4. 1999 170 79 12 999 90.8 7 

5. 1992 970 97.0 

6. 1995 187 88 7 1098 99.8 

7. 2003 130 65 3 908 100.9 12 

8. 2002 195 91 13 1439 110.7 11 

9. 1996 219 98 9 1224 111.3 

10. 2008 195 99 5 1336 111.3 8 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON PTS. ALLOWED LEADERS (OVERALL) Pts 

1. 1929 9 

2. 1926 15 

3. 1934 19 

4. 1931 23 

5. 1925 28 

6. 1928 32 

7. 1920 35 

8. 1936 37 

9. 1927 45 

10. 1923 46 

11. 1949 59 

MODERN ERA (1960 TO PRESENT) 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON PTS. ALLOWED LEADERS (OVERALL) Pts 

1. 1960 72 

2. 1961 74 

3. 1964 84 

4. 1962 90 

5. 1963 101 

6. 1966 103 

7. 1972, 1987 120 

8. 1981 121 

9. 1973 132 

10. 2008 139

C.E. B 


INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

MOST RUSHES 

GAME: 30, BRANDON NIGHTINGALE VS. SOUTHWOOD IN 1999 

SEASON: 261, ARLENZIA JACKSON IN 1987 

CAREER: 791, ARLENZIA JACKSON FROM 1987-89 


GAME: 407, CHARLES BALL VS. HUNTINGTON IN 1990 

(24 CARRIES) 

364, RICHARD GAY VS. SPRINGHILL IN 1954 

(31 CARRIES) 

323, BRANDON NIGHTINGALE VS. EVANGEL IN 2000 

(21 CARRIES) 

SEASON: 1,845, BRANDON NIGHTINGALE IN 2000 

(228 CARRIES) 

CAREER: 3,747, JUSTAN GIBSON FROM 2004-06 

(497 CARRIES) 


GAME: 5, XAVIER LONG VS. WEST JEFFERSON IN 2011 (P) 

5, ARNAZ BATTLE VS. NATCHITOCHES IN 1995 

5, LEE STOKES VS. MINDEN IN 1931 

5, JOE ALMOKARY VS. MINDEN IN 1928 

5, JOE ALMOKARY VS. LONGVIEW, TX IN 1928 

SEASON: 26, RICHARD CARTHON IN 2011 

CAREER: 49, ARNAZ BATTLE FROM 1994-97 


GAME: 40.2, GARY MAYBERRY VS. PINEVILLE IN 2009 

(5 CARRIES, 201 YARDS) 

SEASON: 13.6, ARNAZ BATTLE, 1996 


CAREER: 10.0, CHRISTIAN WILLIS FROM 2009-11 


9.4, ARNAZ BATTLE FROM 1994-97 



GAME: 47, KENNY JONES VS. HUNTINGTON IN 1985 


SEASON: 231, JAMES JOHNSON IN 1971 

(WITH PLAYOFFS) 

224, MARK LEONARD IN 1976 

(WITHOUT PLAYOFFS) 

CAREER: 540, MARK LEONARD FROM 1976-78 


GAME: 20, KENNY JONES VS. HUNTINGTON IN 1985 

(47 ATTEMPTS) 


(WITH PLAYOFFS) 

107, LEON MURRAY IN 1994 

(WITHOUT PLAYOFFS) 

CAREER: 242, LEON MURRAY FROM 1992-94 


GAME: 77.8, CLINT BICKHAM VS. OUACHITA IN 2008 

(7 OF 9) {7 ATT. MIN.} 

SEASON: 53.1, ARNAZ BATTLE IN 1996 (50 OF 94) 


CAREER: 49.3, ARNAZ BATTLE FROM 1994-97 (112 OF 227) 

{200 ATT. MIN.} 


GAME: 330, JAMES JOHNSON VS. CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 1971 

(12-OF-24) 

SEASON: 1,832, JAMES JOHNSON IN 1971 

CAREER: 3,493, LEON MURRAY FROM 1992-94 


GAME: 4, JAMES JOHNSON VS. SOUTHWOOD IN 1970 

4, JAMES JOHNSON VS. WESTLAKE IN 1971 

4, FOSTER WHITE VS. HAYNESVILLE IN 1942 




GAME: 8, ISAAC HAGINS VS. WESTLAKE IN 1971 

8, ISAAC HAGINS VS. WOODLAWN IN 1971 

8, DICKIE GREIDER VS. ARKANSAS HIGH IN 1968 

SEASON: 52, ISAAC HAGINS IN 1971 

CAREER: 93, ISAAC HAGINS FROM 1968-71 


GAME: 210, KEVIN STEVENSON VS. AIRLINE IN 1995 

SEASON: 792, ISAAC HAGINS IN 1971 

CAREER: 1,503, ISAAC HAGINS FROM 1968-71 


GAME: 3, KEVIN STEVENSON VS. AIRLINE IN 1995 

3, LEON THOMPSON VS. AIRLINE IN 1969 

SEASON: 11, KEVIN STEVENSON IN 1996 

CAREER: 21, KEVIN STEVENSON FROM 1994-96 

MOST PUNTS 

GAME: 10, DON OVERDYKE VS. LITTLE ROCK, AR IN 1928 

(43 AVG) 

SEASON: 41, DAVID HANKINS IN 2004 

CAREER: 111, DAVID HANKINS FROM 2004-06 

LONGEST PUNT 

86, MIKE LEONARD VS. AIRLINE IN 1972 


GAME: 36, JOE ALMOKARY VS. LONGVIEW, TX IN 1928 

(5 TD, 6 PAT) 

SEASON: 164, JOE ALMOKARY IN 1928 (26 TD, 8 PAT) 



GAME: 5, XAVIER LONG VS. WEST JEFFERSON IN 2011 (P) 

5, ARNAZ BATTLE VS. NATCHITOCHES IN 1995 

5, LEE STOKES VS. MINDEN IN 1931 

5, JOE ALMOKARY VS. MINDEN IN 1928 

5, JOE ALMOKARY VS. LONGVIEW, TX IN 1928 

SEASON: 26, JOE ALMOKARY IN 1928 


MOST PATS 

GAME: 9, BRANDON MENARD VS. FAIR PARK IN 2011 

SEASON: 74, BRANDON MENARD IN 2011 

CAREER: 117, TRENT WIERICK FROM 1995-97 


GAME: 3, JOHN SHAUGHNESSY VS. CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 

2007 (P) 

3, JOHN SHAUGNESSY VS. CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 2008 

3, BEN ELDREDGE VS. AIRLINE IN 2009

C.E. B 


3, BEN ELDREDGE VS. WEST MONROE IN 2009 

SEASON: 10, BEN ELDREDGE IN 2009 

CAREER: 18, JOHN SHAUGHNESSY FROM 2007-08 

LONGEST FIELD GOAL 

56, JOHN SHAUGHNESSY VS. AIRLINE (P), 2008 

49, DAVID HANKINS VS. WOODLAWN IN 2005 

48, DAVID HANKINS VS. NATCH. CENTRAL IN 2006 

48, JASON BLAND VS. MANSFIELD IN 1989 

47, JOHN SHAUGHNESSY VS. CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 2007 

47, JOHN SHAUGHNESSY VS. CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 2008 

47, JIM RYAN VS. WEST MONROE IN 1962 

TACKLES 

GAME: 32, MIKE TURNER VS. FAIR PARK IN 1976 

19, RYAN ANTHONY VS. CARENCRO IN 2011 (P) 

SEASON: 124, PAUL DUPÉE IN 2007 

124, MIKE TURNER IN 1976 

CAREER: 265, PAUL DUPÉE FROM 2005-07 

SACKS 

GAME: 3.5, RYAN ANTHONY VS. WEST JEFFERSON IN 2011 

(P) 

SEASON: 9.5, TREYVON SIMS IN 2011 

CAREER: 15.5, SCOTTY DICKSON FROM 2006-08 

TACKLES FOR LOSS 

GAME: 6, TREYVON SIMS VS. RUMMEL IN 2011 (P) 

SEASON: 23, TREYVON SIMS IN 2011 (-95 YARDS) 

23, SCOTTY DICKSON IN 2008 (-105 YARDS) 

CAREER: 44, SCOTTY DICKSON FROM 2006-08 (-192,5 YARDS) 

INTERCEPTIONS 

GAME: 3, NICHOLAS PEOPLES VS. PARKWAY IN 2011 

SEASON: 5, NICHOLAS PEOPLES IN 2010 & 2011 

CAREER: 10, NICHOLAS PEOPLES FROM 2009-11 

PASSES DEFENDED 

GAME: 5, WILL ANGLIN VS. HAUGHTON IN 2011 

SEASON: 18, KASEY BROWN IN 2004 

CAREER: 35, NICHOLAS PEOPLES FROM 2009-11 

FUMBLE RECOVERIES 

GAME: 2, BY MULTIPLE PLAYERS 

SEASON: 4, TREYVON SIMS IN 2011 

4, PAUL DUPÉE IN 2006 & 2007 

4, LOGAN LINDSEY IN 2005 

4, ALBERT FULLWOOD IN 2004 

CAREER: 11, PAUL DUPÉE FROM 2005-07 

(P) - INDICATES PLAYOFF GAME 

MOST DEFENSIVE RECORDS BEGIN IN 2002

C.E. B 


SINGLE SEASON RUSHING LEADERS A Yds Avg 

1. Brandon Nightingale (2000) 228 1845 8.1 

2. Justan Gibson (2005) 230 1741 7.6 

3. Justan Gibson (2006) 203 1481 7.3 

4. Willard Rachal (1949) 172 1348 7.8 

5. Richard Gay (1954) 156 1279 8.2 

6. Arnaz Battle (1996) 91 1234 13.6 

7. Richard Carthon (2011) 150 1224 8.2 

8. Duan Maiden (1992) 213 1142 5.4 

9. Rodney Hill (2000) 130 1129 8.7 

10. Xavier Long (2011) 201 1119 5.6 

SINGLE SEASON PASSING LEADERS A C Int Yds TDs 

1. James Johnson (1971) 231 109 10 1832 17 

2. Leon Murray (1994) 210 107 11 1770 11 

3. James Johnson (1970) 227 107 15 1610 16 

4. Leon Murray (1993) 165 76 10 1258 7 

5. Collier Thornton (1991) 150 70 7 1129 7 

6. David Woodley (1975) 177 73 12 1084 7 

7. Arnaz Battle (1996) 95 50 0 1042 13 

8. Leon Murray (1992) 127 59 6 915 7 

9. Mike Leonard (1972) 131 57 13 908 5 

10. David Brookings (1966) 132 59 15 895 10 

SINGLE SEASON RECEIVING LEADERS Rec Yds TDs 

1. Isaac Hagins (1971) 52 792 8 

2. Isaac Hagins (1970) 41 711 8 

3. Kevin Stevenson (1996) 30 688 11 

4. Zarrell Sanders (2007) 31 629 5 

5. Henry Hill (1981) 42 610 7 

6. Robin Oliver (1978) 54 609 2 

7. Henry Hill (1980) 34 600 4 

8. Miles Cook (1975) 30 539 4 

9. Kevin Stevenson (1995) 12 521 8 

10. Leon Thompson (1969) 45 517 5 

SINGLE SEASON KICKING LEADERS FG PAT Long Pts 

1. Ben Eldredge (2009) 10 24 42 54 

2. John Shaughnessy (2008) 9 36 56 63 

3. John Shaughnessy (2007) 9 33 47 60 

4. David Hankins (2006) 8 31 48 55 

5. Morgan Burke (1992) 7 15 36 

6. Pete Dupée (2003) 6 22 46 40 

7. Chuck McBee (1993) 5 26 40 41 

8. Brandon Menard (2010) 5 22 38 37 

9. Jeb Barber (1999) 4 34 45 46 

10. David Hankins (2005) 4 28 49 40 

SINGLE SEASON SCORING LEADERS TDs 1PAT 2PAT FG Pts 

1. Joe Almokary (1928) 26 8 0 0 164 

2. Richard Carthon (2011) 26 0 0 0 156 

3. Brandon Nightingale (2000) 23 0 1 0 140 

4. Justan Gibson (2005) 21 0 1 0 128 

5. Arnaz Battle (1995) 20 0 1 0 122 

6. Rodney Hill (2000) 19 0 3 0 120 

7. Justan Gibson (2006) 19 0 1 0 116 

8. Mercer Tenille (1927) 16 9 0 2 111 

9. Frank Pernici (1955) 18 0 0 0 108 

Richard Carthon (2010) 18 0 0 0 108

C.E. B 


SINGLE SEASON TACKLES LEADERS A UA Tot 

1. Paul Dupée (2007) 75 49 124 

Mike Turner (1976) 84 20 124 

3. Pat Thomas (2005) 58 50 108 

4. Jonathan Stewart (2007) 63 44 107 

5. Brad Petree (2002) 63 38 101 

6. Paul Dupée (2006) 48 48 96 

7. Logan Lindsey (2005) 57 38 95 

8. Roger Goorley (2003) 55 33 88 

9. Ryan Anthony (2011) 67 19 86 

SINGLE SEASON SACK LEADERS Sacks Yds 

1. Treyvon Sims (2011) 9.5 55 

2. Chaz Baylor (2006) 9 94 

3. Scotty Dickson (2008) 7 53 

4. David Andrews (2009) 6 22 

5. Ryan Anthony (2011) 5.5 34 

Scotty Dickson (2007) 5.5 34.5 

Matt Goorley(2002) 5.5 

8. Billy Hargrove (2002) 5 

Adam Lillich (2003) 5 

SINGLE SEASON TACKLES FOR LOSS LEADERS TFL Yds 

1. Treyvon Sims (2011) 23 95 

Scotty Dickson (2008) 23 105 

3. Chaz Baylor (2006) 18 133 

4. Paul Dupée (2007) 17 59 

5. Ryan Anthony (2011) 16 63 

6. Scotty Dickson (2006) 12 53 

Tiirus Henderson (2010) 12 55 

8. Wyatt Flowers (2007) 11.5 41.5 

9. Conner Jenkins (2008) 11 51 

10. Stephen Solomon (2011) 10 33 

David Andrews (2009) 10 28 

SINGLE SEASON INTERCEPTION LEADERS INT TDs 

1. Nicholas Peoples (2011) 5 0 

Nicholas Peoples (2010) 5 0 

3. Will Anglin (2011) 4 1 / 36 

JaCory Wright (2010) 4 0 

Albert Fullwood (2004) 4 0 

Pat Williams (2002) 4 1 / 80 yds. 

7. Tim Brown (2007) 3 0 

David Stewart (2005) 3 0 

Trey Carter (2002) 3 0 

SINGLE SEASON PASS DEFENDED LEADERS PBU 

1. Kasey Brown (2004) 18 

2. Nicholas Peoples (2010) 16 

3. Tim Brown (2007) 13 

4. Nicholas Peoples (2011) 12 

5. Conner Jenkins (2008) 11 

Jerry Jackson (2008) 11 

7. Will Anglin (2011) 10 

Chris Wilson (2011) 10 

Albert Fullwood (2004) 10 

(Most defensive records begin in 2002)

C.E. B 


SINGLE SEASON FUMBLE RECOVERIES LEADERS FR TDs 

1. Treyvon Sims (2011) 4 2 / 48, 10 yds. 

Paul Dupée (2007) 4 1 / 15 yds. 

Paul Dupée (2006) 4 0 

Logan Lindsey (2005) 4 0 

Albert Fullwood (2003) 4 0 

6. Kieron Williams (2011) 3 0

C.E. B 


CAREER RUSHING LEADERS A Yds TDs 

1. Justan Gibson (2004-06) 497 3747 47 

2. Arlenzia Jackson (1987-89) 791 3085 31 

3. Brandon Nightingale (1998-00) 477 3044 42 

4. Arnaz Battle (1995-98) 277 2614 49 

5. John Martin Anthony (2006-08) 355 2331 19 

6. Richard Carthon (2009-11) 301 2152 44 

7. Duan Maiden (1990-92) 424 2261 24 

8. Marques Ashley (1994-96) 324 1944 20 

9. Rodney Hill (1997-00) 252 1834 27 

10. Charles Peatross (1957) 306 1759 

CAREER PASSING LEADERS A C Int Yds TDs 

1. Leon Murray (1992-94) 502 242 27 3493 25 

2. James Johnson (1971) 458 206 25 3442 25 

3. Mark Leonard (1978) 540 236 40 2969 20 

4. Arnaz Battle (1995-97) 227 112 9 2346 27 

5. David Woodley (1975) 355 131 25 2009 12 

6. Collier Thornton (1990-91) 268 121 15 1895 9 

7. Clint Bickham (2006-08) 169 89 10 1605 13 

8. Kenny Jones (1986) 445 154 29 1587 9 

9. Richard Carthon (2009-11) 180 91 3 1583 14 

10. David Brookings (1966) 233 95 26 1464 17 

CAREER RECEIVING LEADERS Rec Yds TDs 

1. Isaac Hagins (1971) 93 1503 16 

2. Kevin Stevenson (1994-96) 50 1445 21 

3. Henry Hill (1981) 76 1210 11 

4. Chris Beard 19(92-93) 57 1100 11 

5. Robin Oliver (1979) 88 1014 2 

6. Leon Thompson (1970) 84 1005 10 

7. Virgil Killingsworth (1987) 83 966 6 

8. Brandon Hudgens (2009-11) 48 861 6 

9. Zarrell Sanders (2005-07) 43 820 8 

10. Tony Davis (1989) 60 721 6 

CAREER KICKING LEADERS FG PAT Long Pts 

1. John Shaughnessy (2007-08) 18 69 56 123 

2. David Hankins (2004-06) 16 73 49 121 

3. Ben Eldredge (2007-09) 10 25 42 55 

4. Pete Dupée (2002-03) 9 49 46 76 

Morgan Burke (1991-92) 9 38 36 65 

6. Brandon Menard (2009-11) 7 96 38 117 

Jake Hanna (1924-26) 7 32 197 (24 TDs) 

8. Trent Wierick (1995-97) 5 117 132 

Chuck McBee (1993-94) 5 43 40 64 (1 TD) 

10. Jeb Barber (1998-99) 4 53 45 65 

Jimmy Ryan (1960-62) 4 69 47 147 (11 TDs) 

CAREER SCORING LEADERS TDs 1PT 2PT FG Pts 

1. Arnaz Battle (94-97) 50 0 3 0 306 

2. Justan Gibson (04-06) 47 0 2 0 286 

3. Richard Carthon (2009-11) 44 0 0 0 264 

4. Brandon Nightingale (98-00) 42 0 1 0 254 

5. Rodney Hill (97-00) 32 0 3 0 198 

6. Jake Hanna (1926) 24 32 0 7 197 

7. Mercer Tenille (1927) 30 10 0 2 196 

8. Bucky Bryan (1931) 27 9 0 0 171 

9. Joe Almokary (1928) 26 8 0 0 164 

10. Duan Maiden (91-92) 26 0 2 0 160

C.E. B 


CAREER TACKLES LEADERS A UA Tot 

1. Paul Dupée (2005-07) 151 114 265 

2. Scotty Dickson (2006-08) 149 79 228 

3. Jonathan Stewart (2006-08) 131 82 213 

4. Pat Thomas (2004-06) 116 87 203 

5. Travis Gibson (2008-10) 138 48 186 

6. Will Anglin (2009-11) 143 30 173 

7. Roger Goorley (2002-03) 96 58 154 

8. Nicholas Peoples (2009-11) 121 32 153 

9. Detrick Taylor (2002-04) 94 46 140 

10. Logan Lindsey (2003-05) 76 54 130 

CAREER SACK LEADERS Sacks Yds 

1. Scotty Dickson (2006-08) 15.5 114.5 

2. Treyvon Sims (2010-11) 9.5 55 

3. Chaz Baylor (2004-06) 9 94 

4. Jonathan Stewart (2006-08) 7 56.5 

Alex Boyer (2002-04) 7 29 

6. David Andrews (2007-09) 6 51 

7. Ryan Anthony (2009-11) 5.5 34 

Stephen Solomon (2009-11) 5.5 28 

Matt Goorley(2002) 5.5 

10. Lucillious Henderson (2009-11) 5 36 

Adam Lillich (2003) 5 

Billy Hargrove (2002) 5 

CAREER TACKLES FOR LOSS LEADERS TFL Yds 

1. Scotty Dickson (2007-08) 44 192.5 

2. Paul Dupée (2005-07) 25 101 

3. Treyvon Sims (2010-11) 23 95 

4. Ryan Anthony (2009-11) 18 70 

Chaz Baylor (2004-06) 18 133 

6. Stephen Solomon (2009-11) 16 50 

7. Jonathan Stewart (2006-08) 15.5 61 

8. Travis Gibson (2008-10) 15 51 

Tiirus Henderson (2008-10) 15 64 

10. Will Anglin (2009-110 13 35 

Wyatt Flowers (2005-07) 13 49.5 

CAREER INTERCEPTION LEADERS Int Yds TDs 

1. Nicholas Peoples (2009-11) 10 172 0 

2. Will Anglin (2009-11) 6 55 1 

3. Tim Brown (2006-08) 5 78 1 

Detrick Taylor (2002-04) 5 20 1 

5. Chris Wilson (2009-11) 4 77 1 

Pat Williams (2002-03) 4 

Albert Fullwood (2002-04) 4 

JaCory Wright (2010- ) 4 16 

CAREER PASSES DEFENDED LEADERS PBU 

1. Nicholas Peoples (2009-11) 35 

2. Will Anglin (2009-11) 25 

3. Chris Wilson (2009-11) 20 

4. Ja’Cory Wright (2010- ) 18 

Jerry Jackson (2007-08) 18 

Tim Brown (2006-08) 18 

Conner Jenkins (2006-08) 18 

Kasey Brown (2002-04) 18 

9. Pat Williams (2002-03) 16 

Albert Fullwood (2002-04) 16 

(Most defensive records begin in 2002)

C.E. B 


CAREER FUMBLE RECOVERIES LEADERS FR TDs 

1. Paul Dupée (2005-07) 11 2 / 32, 15 yds. 

2. Scotty Dickson (2006-08) 7 0 

3. Roger Goorley (2002-03) 6 0 

4. Albert Fullwood (2002-04) 5 0 

5. Treyvon Sims (2010-11) 4 2 / 48, 10 yds. 

Logan Lindsey (2003-05) 4 0 

Detrick Taylor (2002-04) 4 0

C.E. B 


LONGEST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 

99 ..................... Frankie Sabbath vs. El Dorado, AR, 1981 

94 ..................... Justan Gibson vs. Holy Cross, 2005 (P) 

91 ..................... Spanky McCoy vs. Fair Park, 1953 

91 ..................... Willard Rachal vs. Bolton, 1949 

86 ..................... Richard Carthon vs. Southwood, 2010 

85 ..................... Brandon Huckaby vs. Natchitoches Central, 1998 

85 ..................... Alex Walton vs. Captain Shreve, 2009 

82 ..................... Gene Hunt vs. North Caddo, 1964 

80 ..................... Justan Gibson vs. Captain Shreve, 2005 

76 ..................... Tremmell Casey vs. Natchitoches Central, 2002 

76 ..................... Richard Carthon vs. West Monroe, 2011 

LONGEST PASSING & RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 

98 ..................... Dale Sandifer from Edgar Galloway vs. Ruston, 1950 

87 ..................... Steve Hansford from James Johnson vs. Captain Shreve, 1971 

84 ..................... Kevin Stevenson from Arnaz Battle vs. Airline, 1995 

74 ..................... Zarrell Sanders from Clint Bickham vs. Parkway, 2007 

70 ..................... Brandon Hudgens from Richard Carthon vs. Tioga, 2010 

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS 

95 ..................... Rodney Hill vs. Natchitoches Central, 2000 

95 ..................... Spanky McCoy vs. Sulphur, 1954 

93 ..................... Brandon Huckaby vs. Southwood, 1999 

92 ..................... Bill Parker vs. Ruston, 1967 

92 ..................... Frank Pernici vs. Bossier, 1955 

92 ..................... Frank Pernici vs. Bolton, 1955 

LONGEST PUNT RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS 

98 ..................... Frederick Wade, 1982 

91 ..................... Dan Brown vs. Haynesville, 1951 

81 ..................... Orlando Thrash vs. Ruston, 1981 

78 ..................... Dean Mann vs. Bastrop, 1960 

76 ..................... Nicholas Peoples vs. Rummel, 2011 (P) 

75 ..................... Brent Smith vs. Fair Park, 2003 

70 ..................... Frederick Wade, 1982 

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS 

100 ................... Liffort Hobley vs. Northwood, 1979 

95 ..................... Billy Bundrick vs. Ouachita, 1954 

95 ..................... James Haygood vs. Bolton, 1944 

95 ..................... James Sweeney vs. Bolton, 1936 

LONGEST FUMBLE RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS 

80 ..................... Demario Hughes vs. Airline, 2000 

72 ..................... Leon Thompson vs. Airline, 1970 

58 ..................... Lucillious Henderson vs. Southwood, 2011 

48 ..................... Treyvon Sims vs. Airline, 2011 

LONGEST BLOCKED PUNT RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS 

26 ..................... Rodney Hill vs. Huntington, 1999 

25 ..................... Demario Hughes vs. Booker T. Washington, 2000

C.E. B 


FIRST-TEAM ALL-STATE SELECTIONS (ALPHABETICAL) 

A 

ALMOKARY, JOE – 1928 HALFBACK 

ARLINGTON – 1919 (SHR) HALFBACK 

ARRINGTON, JOHN – 1953 TACKLE 

B 

BAIRD, GARNETT “RED” – 1943, 1944 TACKLE 

BAKER, CONWAY – 1930 TACKLE 

BENOIT, ROY – 1916 (SHR) HALFBACK 

BOONE, SIDNEY – 1939 END 

BROWN, ELTON – 1960 TACKLE 

BRYAN, BUCKY – 1931 HALFBACK 

BUNDRICK, BILLY – 1954 END 

BYNUM, WEENIE – 1920 (SHR) END 

BYRD, JERRY – 1990 OFFENSIVE TACKLE 

C 

CAMPBELL, COLLIER - 2011 TACKLE 

CARTER, JAMES – 1940 TACKLE 

CAVINISS, ROY – 1937 GUARD 

CLEMENTS – 1919 (SHR) END 

COLEMAN, LINCOLN – 2002 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 

COSSE, SPIRO – 1955 CENTER 

CROWE – 1929 GUARD 

D 

DIDIER, JERRY – 1956 TACKLE 

DUFOUR, CHARLES – 1937 TACKLE 

DUPÉE, PAUL – 2007 LINEBACKER 

E 

ELINA, NICK – 1940 CENTER 

F 

FARMER, HERMAN – 1934 TACKLE 

FEDUCIA, GUY – 1937 HALFBACK 

FERGUSON – 1917 (SHR) FULLBACK 

FLOOD – 1923 (SHR) GUARD 

FUQUA, RAYMOND – 1930 END 

G 

GAY, RICHARD – 1954 BACK 

GIBSON, JUSTAN – 2005 RUNNING BACK 

GOINS, RALEIGH – 1942 CENTER 

GOLDBERG, DANNY – 1964 DEFENSIVE END 

H 

HAGINS, ISAAC – 1973 OFFENSIVE END 

HALL, ANTHONY – 1993 DEFENSIVE BACK (ODP) 

HAMM, BOBBY – 1957 CENTER 

HANNA, JAKE – 1926 QUARTERBACK 

HAYGOOD – 1931 GUARD 

HILL, HENRY – 1981 DEFENSIVE BACK 

I 

J 

JOHNSON, JOHN – 1964 RUNNING BACK 

JONES, MIKE – 1972 GUARD 

K 

KARPE, HARVARD – 1935 GUARD 

KIDD, JOHN – 1953 TACKLE 

L 

LEISK, WARDELL – 1932 TACKLE 

LOE, JERRY - 1951 GUARD 

M 

MCCAIN, CLINTON – 1936 TACKLE 

MILLER – 1921 (SHR) TACKLE 

MIZE, JERRY – 1938 HALFBACK 

MURRAY, DICKIE – 1949 END 

N 

NEWTON, GENE – 1953 BACK 

NIGHTINGALE, BRANDON – 2000 RUNNING BACK 

O 

OVERDYKE, DON – 1934 QUARTERBACK 

P 

PERNICI, FRANK – 1955 BACK 

PETREE, BRAD – 2002 LINEBACKER 

PHELPS, JOE “POLLY” – 1924 (SHR) QUARTERBACK 

PHELPS, TAYLOR – 1920 (SHR) HALFBACK 

PURYEAR, ORVILLE – 1933 END 

PYBURN, DICK – 1954 TACKLE 

Q 

R 

ROSENBLATH, SPEVINS – 1948 CENTER 

S 

SEMICH, LOUIS – 1922 (SHR) TACKLE 

SPEIGHTS – 1924 (SHR) TACKLE; 1925 (SHR) GUARD 

STELL, JABBO – 1935 QUARTERBACK 

STEPHENSON – 1920 (SHR) HALFBACK 

SUGGS, MIKE – 2002, 2011 COACH OF THE YEAR 

T 

THORNTON, BLOCKER – 1962 TACKLE 

TENNILLE, MERCER – 1926 HALFBACK; 1927 FULLBACK 

TRIGG, JOHN – 1949 GUARD 

U 

V 

W 

WALKER, JOE – 1964 CORNERBACK 

WHITE, FOSTER – 1943 QUARTERBACK 

WOOLBERT, M.K. – 1949 TACKLE 

X, Y, Z

C.E. B 


FIRST-TEAM ALL-DISTRICT BY POSITION 

OFFENSE 

POSITION NAME YEAR(S) 

QUARTERBACK FRANK PERNICI 1955 

BOOKIE SHILLCUTT 1960 

GENE HUNT 1963 

JAMES JOHNSON 1971 

MIKE LEONARD 1972 (MVP) 

MARK LEONARD 1978 

LIFFORT HOBLEY 1979 

JAMES BOWEN 1980 

LEON MURRAY 1993, 1994 

ARNAZ BATTLE 1995, ‘96, ‘97 (MVP) 

BROCK RESTOVICH 1998 

RICHARD CARTHON 2011 (MVP) 

RUNNING BACK BILLY BUNDRICK 1955 

JOE DEFATTA 1955 

CHARLES PEATROSS 1956, 1957 

BO CAMPBELL 1957 

DEAN MANN 1960 

ALTON THOMAS 1961 

JOHN SMITH 1962 

JOHN JOHNSON 1964 

JOE WALKER 1964 

SAM FRASER 1965 

JIM WOOD 1967 

JAMES SYKES 1970 

WARREN TRAVERS 1979 

BART LESTER 1979 

ARLENZIA JACKSON 1988 

DUAN MAIDEN 1991, 1992 

MARQUES ASHLEY 1995, 1996 


BRANDON NIGHTINGALE 1999, 2000 

RODNEY HILL 2000 

TREMMELL CASEY 2002 

JUSTAN GIBSON 2005, 2006 

BRITTAIN WHITE 2007 

JOHN MARTIN ANTHONY 2008 

XAVIER LONG 2011 

WIDE RECEIVER JIMMY MONTGOMERY 1955 

DICKIE CARPENTER 1956 

MURRAY JOHNSTON 1957 

JAMES CASKEY 1960 

TERRY CADENHEAD 1961 

DAVID WILKINS 1967 

LEON THOMPSON 1969, 1970 

ISAAC HAGINS 1971 

ROBIN OLIVER 1979 

RODERICK RANDALL 1980 

HENRY HILL 1980, 1981 

VIRGIL KILLINGSWORTH 1987 

ROBERT MCCOY 1991 

CHRIS BEARD 1992, 1993 (MVP) 

KEVIN STEVENSON 1996 

JODY THIEMANN 1998 

BRENT SMITH 2003 

ZARRELL SANDERS 2007 

ALEX ARCHER 2008 

TIGHT END LORENZO REED 1987 

BO FLURRY 1994 

RYAN ALLEN 1998 

CENTER SPIRO COSSE 1955 

ELTON BROWN 1959 

DANNY ATCHLEY 1962 

DICKIE CHANDLER 1964 

JUSTIN HICKS 1999 

STEPHEN DOWNER 2011 

GUARD VERNON KALMBACK 1955 

BUCK TRUSSELL 1956 

LARRY HEINOHN 1956 

LARRY RAMBIN 1957, 1958 

RAYMOND BURROUGHS 1959 

BILL BROWN 1962 

BILL WARD 1964 

RANDY JOHNSON 1966 

MIKE JONES 1972 

MARK GILLIAM 1973 

BENJI LESTER 1974 

LANCE GIST 1976 

CAREY WINDER 1980 

TONY SEELY 1987 

ARCHER FRIERSON 1996 

BEAU RAINES 1998 

R. J. MIDDLETON 2000 

REGINALD DRAPER 2000 

IAN RAUSCHENBACH 2004 

MATT THRIFT 2006 

CARLTON HOLLAND 2007, 2008 

TACKLE DON TRULY 1955 

PHIL HEFFINGTON 1955 

JERRY DIDIER 1956 

BOBBY HAMM 1957 

BILL BURNS 1959, 1960 


ARNOLD CANNON 1961 

BLOCKER THORNTON 1962 

RAY ROUSH 1963 

LAIRD EVANS 1963 

DAVID PORTER 1963 

JOHN COOKE 1964 

STEPHEN BENOIT 1967 

TOWNY ROBINSON 1968 

MIKE SWINNEY 1969 

ARTHUR GILLIAM 1970 

DARRELL OLIVER 1981 

BUBBA JOHNSON 1987 

B. B. HOLOUBEK 1991 

TODD LASTER 1994 

CHRIS MATTHEWS 1997 

JONATHAN LOWE 2000 

LINCOLN COLEMAN 2002 

DREW ULLMER 2008 

COLLIER CAMPBELL 2011 

HAYDEN MCBRIDE 2011 

KICKER ROBERT FOLSOM 1975 

CHUCK MCBEE 1993 

TRENT WIERICK 1997 

JEB BARBER 1999 

DAVID HANKINS 2005, 2006 

JOHN SHAUGHNESSY 2007, 2008 

BEN ELDREDGE 2009 

ATHLETE RICHARD CARTHON 2010

C.E. B 


DEFENSE 


END DANNY GOLDBERG 1964 

ARDIS JEFFERSON 1979 

DANNY EVANS 1980, 1981 

CODY CATES 1996 

CEDRIC JACKSON 1996 

MUNSON DYAS 2000 

BILLY HARGROVE 2002 

JUSTIN BELLAMY 2003 

SCOTTY DICKSON 2007, 2008 (MVP) 

TREYVON SIMS 2011 

TACKLE ROBERT GERST 1960 

MIKE SUMTER 1968 

BOBBY GILLIAM 1970 

JERRY SHELTON 1973 

MIKE TURNER 1977 

MIKE MCGLOTHLIN 1980 

DARRELL COTTONHAM 1996 

KYLE TURNAGE 1998 

JOHN DAVID NOLES 2005 

DARRION ROBINSON 2008 

CHAD COTTON 2011 

STEPHEN SOLOLMON 2011 

LINEBACKER JOE WOODLEY 1973 


DARRELL OLIVER 1980, 1981 

TONY WILLIS 1987 

TITUS DANIEL 1991 

BOBBY BELL 1996 

MYRON HARRIS 1996 

J.B. WALKER 1997, 1998 (MVP) 

JONATHAN KHOURY 2000 

BRAD PETREE 2002 

MATT GOORLEY 2002 (MVP) 

ROGER GOORLEY 2003 

CHRIS WOOTEN 2005 

PAT THOMAS 2006 

PAUL DUPÉE 2007 (MVP) 

JONATHAN STEWART 2007, 2008 

RYAN ANTHONY 2011 

BACK WILL MCCROCKLIN 1970 

DAVID MAURONER 1971 

CALVIN GILLINS 1977 

CHAPPELLE HENDERSON 1978 


ANTHONY HALL 1993 (MVP) 

SHELBY CAGE 1993 

SHERIDAN RAMBO 1996 

ARNELL ROSS 1997 

CHRIS COX 1998 

SEAN BEENE 1999 

STEVE LINDENMEYER 2000 

DEMARIO HUGHES 2000 (MVP) 

RENALDO THOMPSON 2002 

KASEY BROWN 2004 

DETRICK TAYLOR 2004 

LOGAN LINDSEY 2005 

ALLEN FRIERSON 2006 

CONNER JENKINS 2008 

WILL ANGLIN 2011 

NICHOLAS PEOPLES 2011 (MVP) 

KIERON WILLIAMS 2011 

CHRIS WILSON 2011 

PUNTER MARK LEONARD 1978 

EUGENE BRITTON 1988 

BO FLURRY 1994 

DAVID NORDYKE 1997 

PETE DUPÉE 2002, 2003 

DAVID HANKINS 2006 

RETURN SPEC. ANTHONY HALL 1993 


RODNEY HILL 2000 

ZARRELL SANDERS 2007 

COACH OF 

THE YEAR ALAN CARTER 1993, 1996 

MIKE SUGGS 2000, 2002, 2011

C.E. B 


FIRST-TEAM ALL-CITY SELECTIONS BY THE TIMES 

OFFENSE 


QUARTERBACK HAROLD BREWSTER 1947 

PAUL WINDER 1948 

EDGAR GALLOWAY 1949, 1950 

GENE NEWTON 1953 

FRANK PERNICI 1955 

BOOKIE SHILCUT 1960 

JAMES JOHNSON 1971 

ARNAZ BATTLE 1995, 1996 (MVP), 

1997 (MVP) 

RICHARD CARTHON 2011 (OMVP) 

RUNNING BACK WILLARD RACHAL 1949 

DAN HUDDLESTON 1950 

JIMMY MINER 1951 

CORY JONES 1953 

RICHARD GAY 1953, 1954 

BILLY BUNDRICK 1955 

CHARLES PEATROSS 1956, 1957 

BO CAMPBELL 1957 

DEAN MANN 1960 


JOHN SMITH 1962 

ROBBY ODOM 1963 

GENE HUNT 1964 

JOHN JOHNSON 1964 


CHARLES BALL 1990 

DUAN MAIDEN 1992 

BRANDON NIGHTINGALE 2000 (MOP) 

JUSTAN GIBSON 2005, 2006 

WIDE RECEIVER MILES COOK 1975 

HENRY HILL 1981 

VIRGIL KILLINGSWORTH 1986 

TONY DAVIS 1989 

CHRIS BEARD 1993 

END MAC GILLEN 1947 

DICKEY MURRAY 1948, 1949 

HAROLD SMITH 1953 

BILLY BUNDRICK 1954 

DICKEY CARPENTER 1955, 1956 

JOE ZAFFATER 1957 

SAMMY HILBURN 1959 

JIM CASKEY 1960 

MIKE GARRISON 1963 

JIM WHITTEN 1966 

LEON THOMPSON 1969, 1970 

ISAAC HAGINS 1971 

LORENZO REED 1987 

RYAN ALLEN 1998 

CENTER SPEVINS ROSENBLATH 1947, 1948, 1949 

REX STAYES 1953 

LAMAR MCINNIS 1954 

SPIRO COSSE 1955 

BOBBY HAMM 1957 



FRED ROSENBLATH 1968 

GUARD JOHN TRIGG 1947, 1948, 1949 

JERRY LOE 1951 

TOM MARSHALL 1952 

JOHN ARRINGTON 1953 

TOMMY MCINTOSH 1954 

BUCK TRUSSELL 1956, 1957 

RAY BURROUGHS 1959 

ROBERT GERST 1960 

BILL BROWN 1962 

BILL WARD 1964 

RONNIE BENOIT 1971 

RONALD WHITE 1971 

MIKE JONES 1972 

BENJI LESTER 1974 

LANCE RIST 1976 

NICK WIBBEN 1993 

JEREMY MOORE 1995 

ARCHER FRIERSON 1996 

JUSTIN HICKS 1999 

R.J. MIDDLETON 2000 

CARLTON HOLLAND 2007, 2008 

TACKLE JAMES FLEMING 1947 

M.K. WOOLBERT 1949 

HAROLD HAWKINS 1950 

JOHN KIDD 1953 

RAY SPENCE 1953 

RICHARD PYBURN 1954 

PAUL HOWLEY 1954 

JERRY DIDIER 1956 

BILL BURNS 1959 





JOHN COOKE 1964 

ARTHUR GILLIAM 1970 


DARRELL OLIVER 1981 

BUBBA JOHNSON 1987 

JERRY BYRD 1990 

JONATHAN LOWE 2000 

REGINALD DRAPER 2001 

LINCOLN COLEMAN 2002 

JORDAN BACKOFEN 2010 

COLLIER CAMPBELL 2011 

KICKER CHUCK MCBEE 1993 

JEB BARBER 1999 

DAVID HANKINS 2005, 2006 

JOHN SHAUGHNESSY 2007, 2008 

BEN ELDREDGE 2009 

KICK RETURNER TONY COLE 1989 


RODNEY HILL 2000

C.E. B 


FIRST-TEAM ALL-CITY SELECTIONS BY THE TIMES 

DEFENSE 


LINEMEN DANNY GOLDBERG 1964 

DICK CHANDLER 1964 

RANDY JOHNSON 1965 

STEVE BENOIT 1967 

ARDIS JEFFERSON 1979 

WILLIE DEMMING 1986 

MUNSON DYAS 2001 

MATT GOORLEY 2002 

SCOTTY DICKSON 2008 

TIIRUS HENDERSON 2010 

TREYVON SIMS 2011 

LINEBACKER SAM FRASER 1965 


TONY WILLIS 1987 

JEFF KRATZER 1993 

MYRON HARRIS 1996 

J.B. WALKER 1997, 1998 

BRAD PETREE 2002 (MVDP) 

PETE DUPÉE 2007 (DMVP) 

JONATHAN STEWART 2008 

BACK JOE WALKER 1964 

JIM WOOD 1967 

WILL MCCROCKLIN 1970 

MIKE LEONARD 1972 

HENRY HILL 1981 

TONY COLE 1990 

TITUS DANIEL 1991 

ANTHONY HALL 1993 (ODP) 

SHELBY CAGE 1993 

SHERIDAN RAMBO 1996 

DEMARIO HUGHES 2000 

ALLEN FRIERSON 2006 

NICHOLAS PEOPLES 2010, 2011 (DMVP) 

CHRIS WILSON 2011 

PUNTER CAMERON WAUGH 2001 

PETE DUPÉE 2002 

COACH OF ALAN CARTER 1993, 1995 

THE YEAR

C.E. B 


FOOTBALL PLAYERS IN THE 

C.E. BYRD ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME 

1992 INDUCTEES 

NAME YEAR(S) 

JOE “RED” BAIRD 1944 

WILLIAM “BILLY” BUNDRICK 1956 

RUPERT “BO” CAMPBELL 1959 

COACH J. D. COX 1929-1967 

GUY FEDUCIA 1938 

RICHARD GAY 1954 

JOHN TRIGG 1950 


NAME YEAR(S) 

CONWAY BAKER 1932 

LEO BIRD 1938 

JAKE HANNA 1927 

DAN SANDIFER 1944 

JIMMY WILLIAMS 1960 


NAME YEAR(S) 

SPEVINS ROSENBLATH 1950 

PAT STUDSTILL 1957 

SPANKY MCCOY 1955 

DAVID WOODLEY 1976 

CHARLES MINDER 1966 



NAME YEAR(S) 

BUCK BRYAN 1932 

MERCER TENILLE 1928 

GENE NEWTON 1954 

CHARLES PEATROSS 1957 


NAME YEAR(S) 

SPIRO COSSE 1956 

FRANK PERNICI 1956 

JIMMY CASKEY 1961 



NAME YEAR(S) 

JIMMIE HARRISON 1946 

JACK PYBURN 1963 

MIKE LEONARD 1972 

JERRY BYRD, JR. 1991 


NAME YEAR(S) 

HAROLD GENE SMITH 1954 

REX STATES 1954 

ARNAZ BATTLE 1998 


NAME YEAR(S) 

LEON MURRAY 1995 

DICKEY CARPENTER 1957 

COACH ALAN CARTER 1990-97 


NAME YEAR(S) 

JACK A. CRICHTON 1933 

ROBERT “BOB” HAMM 1958 



NAME YEAR(S) 

PHILIP CAMPBELL 1974 

BRANDON NIGHTINGALE 2000 

PAUL WINDER 1949

C.E. B 


ALL-TIME RECORDS VERSUS OPPONENTS 

First Last 

Opponent W L T Game Game 

Acadiana 0 2 0 2005 2006 

Airline 20 16 0 1964 2011 

Arcadia 2 0 0 1923 1928 

Archbishop Rummel 1 1 0 2002 2011 

Arkansas –Texarkana, AR 0 2 0 1968 1969 

Bastrop 21 2 0 1943 1996 

Baton Rouge 2 4 0 1920 1959 

Beaumont, TX 1 1 0 1924 1926 

Bishop Lynch – Dallas, TX 1 0 0 1967 1967 

Bolton 32 10 1 1920 1964 

Booker T. Washington 17 11 0 1970 2000 

Bossier *22 15 2 1933 2002 

Captain Shreve **20 14 0 1967 2011 

Carencro 0 1 0 2011 2011 

Carroll 2 0 0 1971 1972 

Catholic – Baton Rouge 1 0 0 2002 2002 

Center, TX 1 0 0 1968 1968 

Central – Houston 2 0 0 1924 1925 

Central – Memphis 1 0 0 1936 1936 

Classen, OK 2 0 0 1952 1953 

Corpus Christi, TX 0 1 0 1947 1947 

DeRidder 4 0 0 1923 1935 

El Dorado, AR 0 4 0 1981 1984 

Evangel 0 4 0 1999 2002 

Fair Park 40 29 3 1932 2011 

Forney, TX 0 1 0 1922 1922 

Fortier 0 2 0 1946 1947 

Glen Oaks ***0 1 1 1964 1995 

Haughton 3 2 0 1973 2011 

Haynesville 17 10 3 1926 1955 

Holy Cross 3 0 0 1934 2005 

Homer 20 5 1 1921 1953 

Hope, AR 1 0 0 1937 1937 

Horatio, AR 1 0 0 1937 1937 

Huntington 22 10 0 1973 2008 

Istrouma 2 12 0 1944 1962 

Jackson, MS 2 0 0 1921 1922 

Jeff Davis 3 2 0 1938 1942 

Jennings 1 0 0 1930 1930 

Jesuit – New Orleans ***4 4 1 1931 2002 

John Ehret 1 1 0 2006 2007 

John Reagan 1 1 0 1950 1951 

Jonesboro-Hodge 2 0 0 1934 1943 

Lafayette 1 0 1 1932 1939 

LaGrange 1 0 0 1962 1962 

Lake Charles-Boston 10 3 1 1921 1970 

Little Rock, AR 5 4 1 1930 1939 

Linear 1 0 0 1970 1970 

Longview, TX 6 0 0 1928 1961 

Loyola College Prep *8 8 0 1921 1988 

Lufkin, TX 0 1 0 1944 1944 

Magnolia, AR 1 0 0 1920 1920 

Male 1 1 0 1940 1941 

Mansfield 5 4 0 1924 1990 

Marshall, TX 9 7 1 1923 2011 

Minden 17 9 1 1920 1984 

Monroe 6 0 0 1920 1931 

Natchitoches Central 24 8 1 1920 2010 

Neville 5 7 0 1932 2008 

New Iberia 0 2 0 2009 2010 

North Caddo *5 5 0 1962 1986 

NSU Freshman 2 0 1 1928 1932 

First Last 

Opponent W L T Game Game 

Northwood 6 7 1 1973 1990 

Ouachita *28 22 0 1929 2010 

Parkway 17 11 0 1970 2011 

Pine Bluff, AR 0 1 0 1921 1921 

Pineville 2 0 0 2009 2010 

Polytech – Ft. Worth, TX 0 1 0 1932 1932 

Port Arthur, TX 3 3 2 1925 1939 

Ray – Corpus Christi, TX *0 1 0 1963 1963 

Ruston 15 21 2 1922 2011 

Southwood 23 17 0 1970 2011 

Springhill 7 1 3 1952 1962 

Sulphur, LA 10 8 1 1948 1965 

Sulphur, OK 2 0 0 1946 1951 

Sunset – Dallas 1 0 0 1931 1931 

Texas – Texarkana, TX 14 2 1 1922 1956 

Tioga 2 0 0 2009 2010 

Vivian 3 0 0 1924 1938 

Warren Easton 2 2 1 1920 1937 

Westlake 2 0 0 1971 1972 

West Jefferson 1 0 0 2011 2011 

West Monroe *11 19 0 1954 2011 

Winnfield 10 0 0 1927 1943 

Woodlawn 17 20 0 1960 2006 

Wossman 0 4 0 1983 1988 

* indicates games (8) forfeited by Byrd in 1963 

** indicates game (1) forfeited to Byrd in 2007 

*** indicates tied playoff games won or lost on penetrations or 

first downs 

NOTE: 

Series records include 

scores from Shreveport 

High School (1920-25) 

(P) Playoff game 

* - Byrd forfeited eight 

wins in 1963 

** - Captain Shreve 

forfeited win to Byrd in

C.E. B 


ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 

ACADIANA WRECKING RAMS 

’05 L, 6-49 (P) 

’06 L, 15-42 (P) 

AIRLINE VIKINGS 

’64 W, 27-6 

’65 L, 0-19 

’66 W, 14-7 

’67 L, 0-19 

’68 L, 6-28 

’69 L, 21-55 

’70 W, 15-14 

’71 W, 22-21 

’72 L, 6-28 

’85 L, 0-20 

’86 L, 6-17 

’87 W, 6-3 

’88 L, 7-14 

’91 L, 28-34 (OT) 

’92 L, 8-47 

’93 W, 23-12 

’94 L, 20-36 

’95 W, 48-41 

’96 W, 27-8 

’97 W, 17-7 

’98 L, 7-10 

’99 L, 14-28 

’00 W, 48-28 

’01 L, 20-35 

’02 W, 30-27 

’03 L, 33-46 

’04 L, 7-14 

’05 W, 20-15 

’06 W, 28-14 

’07 W, 29-21 

’08 W, 28-0 

’08 W, 13-0 (P) 

’09 W, 23-6 

’10 W, 30-13 

’11 W, 52-17 

’11 W, 35-24 (P) 

Byrd leads 20-16 

ARCADIA HORNETS 

’23 W, 33-0 

’28 W, 64-0 

ARCHBISHOP RUMMEL 

RAIDERS 

’02 L, 20-21 OT (P) 

’11 W, 35-24 (P) 

ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS - 

TEXARKANA, AR 

’68 L, 7-13 

’69 L, 7-39 

BASTROP RAMS 

’43 W, 46-0 

’44 W, 13-6 

’45 W, 50-0 

’48 W, 27-2 

’49 W, 32-6 

’52 W, 13-0 

’53 W, 19-0 

’54 L, 7-28 

’55 W, 54-6 

’56 W, 27-6 

’57 W, 28-7 

’58 W, 53-14 

’59 W, 33-7 

’60 W, 34-7 

’61 W, 14-13 

’62 W, 35-7 

’63 L, 13-19 

’64 W, 32-7 

’65 W, 34-0 

’66 W, 30-0 

’67 W, 42-0 

’95 W, 49-22 

’96 W, 48-28 


BATON ROUGE BULLDOGS 

’20 W, 14-7 

’21 W, 26-0 

’56 L, 0-7 

’57 L, 0-20 

’58 L, 0-20 

’59 L, 7-14 

Baton Rouge leads 4-2 

BEAUMONT, TX 

’24 L, 3-15 

’26 W, 7-2 

BISHOP LYNCH FRIARS – 

DALLAS, TX 

’67 W, 35-7 

BOLTON BEARS 

’20 T, 0-0 

’21 W, 19-0 

’22 W, 13-0 

’23 W, 9-7 

’24 W, 34-6 

’25 L, 3-19 

’26 W, 23-0 (P) 

’27 W, 25-0 

’28 W, 18-6 

’29 W, 18-0 

’30 W, 13-8 

’31 W, 27-0 

’32 L, 0-7 

’33 W, 7-0 

’34 W, 13-0 

’35 W, 21-6 

’36 W, 14-0 

’37 W, 14-6 

’40 W, 19-6 

’41 L, 0-12 

’42 L, 12-27 

’43 W, 20-0 

’44 W, 19-6 

’45 L, 12-26 

’46 L, 12-18 

’47 L, 0-28 

’48 W, 12-6 

’49 W, 46-14 

’50 W, 25-14 

’51 W, 13-0 

’52 L, 7-13 

’53 W, 33-13 

’54 W, 28-7 

’55 W, 47-13 

’56 L, 14-20 

’57 W, 26-6 

’58 L, 0-25 

’59 W, 20-13 

’60 W, 12-0 

’61 W, 20-0 

’62 W, 14-10 

’63 *L, 19-14 

’64 W, 21-0 

Byrd leads 31-11-1 

BOOKER T. WASHINGTON 

LIONS 

’70 W, 35-14 

’71 W, 13-6 

’72 W, 12-7 

’73 L, 0-6 

’74 W, 21-8 

’75 W, 7-0 

’76 L, 6-30 

’77 W, 15-0 

’78 W, 28-14 

’79 L, 12-21 

’80 L, 6-7 

’81 W, 27-12 

’82 L, 0-22 

’85 L, 8-45 

’86 L, 7-43 

’87 W, 18-7 

’88 L, 3-35 

’89 L, 0-26 

’90 L, 17-20 

’91 W, 16-14 

’92 L, 34-35 

’93 W, 31-8 

’94 W, 33-14 

’95 W, 43-6 

’96 W, 30-19 

’98 W, 35-7 

’99 W, 55-12 

’00 W, 48-27 


BOSSIER BEARKATS 

’33 W, 25-7 

’42 L, 13-19 

’43 W, 32-0 

’44 W, 38-0 

’45 W, 27-13 

’46 T, 6-6 

’47 L, 12-13 

’48 W, 28-0 

’49 W, 34-0 

’50 L, 27-37 

’51 L, 6-14 

’52 L, 6-7 

’53 W, 20-0 

’54 W, 35-6 

’55 W, 35-0 

’56 W, 12-6 

’57 W, 19-0 

’58 L, 0-19 

’59 W, 14-0 

’60 W, 20-7 

’61 L, 20-21 

’62 W, 20-13 

’63 *L, 7-0 

’64 T, 13-13 

’65 W, 14-6 

’66 W, 31-6 

’67 W, 21-14 

’68 L, 0-20 

’69 L, 6-41 

’73 L, 0-7 

’79 W, 19-14 

’80 L, 6-29 

’81 W, 21-6 

’82 W, 21-7 

’89 L, 13-20 

’90 L, 14-20 

’91 W, 14-7 

’92 L, 21-29 

’02 W, 35-14 


CAPTAIN SHREVE GATORS 

’67 W, 48-0 

’68 L, 0-13 

’69 L, 0-34 

’70 L, 0-34 

’71 L, 21-27 

’72 L, 14-28 

’73 L, 0-41 

’74 L, 14-27 

’75 L, 26-41 

’76 L, 0-26 

’89 L, 7-9 

’90 L, 7-35 

’91 W, 35-7

C.E. B 


’92 L, 20-34 

’93 W, 21-20 

’94 L, 21-41 

’95 W, 35-8 

’96 W, 42-23 

’97 W, 35-13 

’98 W, 26-13 

’99 W, 41-10 

’00 W, 56-35 

’01 W, 41-0 

’02 W, 28-0 

’03 W, 30-23 

’04 W, 30-13 

’05 W, 21-14 

’06 W, 13-3 

’07 **W, 1-0 (10-21) 

’07 W, 24-21 (P) 

’08 W, 30-22 

’09 L, 27-31 

’10 W, 28-14 

’11 W, 35-10 


CARENCRO BEARS 

’11 L, 21-34 (P) 

CARROLL BULLDOGS 

’71 W, 41-6 

’72 W, 21-6 

CATHOLIC HIGH OF BATON 

ROUGE BEARS 

’02 W, 24-7 (P) 

CENTER, TX ROUGHRIDERS 

’68 W, 21-6 

CENTRAL – HOUSTON, TX 

’24 W, 14-5 

’25 W, 10-3 

CENTRAL WARRIORS – MEM- 

PHIS, TN 

’36 W, 32-12 

CLASSEN, OK COMETS 

’52 W, 20-15 

’53 W, 21-12 

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 

’47 L, 6-26 

DERIDDER DRAGONS 

’23 W, 7-0 

’24 W, 27-2 

’25 W, 39-0 

’35 W, 56-0 


EL DORADO, AR WILDCATS 

’81 L, 6-7 

’82 L, 7-56 

’83 L, 0-20 

’84 L, 12-35 

El Dorado leads 4-0 

EVANGEL EAGLES 

’99 L, 7-45 

’00 L, 45-49 

’01 L, 21-49 

’02 L, 3-39 

Evangel leads 4-0 

FAIR PARK INDIANS 

’32 W, 20-0 

’33 W, 25-7 

’34 W, 27-0 

’35 W, 21-0 

’36 W, 27-0 

’37 W, 13-0 

’38 T, 7-7 

’39 L, 0-3 

’40 L, 0-6 

’41 L, 6-12 

’42 T, 0-0 

’43 W, 14-0 

’44 L, 7-14 

’45 L, 0-21 

’46 L, 7-12 

’47 L, 0-20 

’48 W, 14-0 

’49 W, 14-0 

’50 L, 13-35 

’51 W, 14-7 

’52 L, 0-27 

’53 W, 40-0 

’54 W, 32-0 

’55 L, 12-32 

’56 W, 32-7 

’57 L, 7-12 

’58 T, 12-12 

’59 W, 19-0 

’60 W, 26-0 

’61 W, 17-7 

’62 W, 26-0 

’63 W, 28-3 

’64 W, 14-0 

’65 L, 0-13 

’66 W, 7-6 

’67 L, 7-14 

’68 W, 20-14 

’69 L, 0-33 

’70 W, 6-0 

’71 W, 20-7 

’72 W, 23-22 

’73 L, 17-28 

’74 L, 6-35 

’75 L, 6-28 

’76 L, 0-33 

’77 L, 14-20 

’78 L, 7-27 

’79 L, 12-20 

’80 L, 12-13 

’81 W, 36-0 

’82 L, 13-19 

’85 L, 28-46 

’86 W, 8-6 

’87 W, 28-20 

’88 L, 7-14 

’89 L, 14-45 

’90 W, 16-12 

’91 L, 14-18 

’92 L, 25-52 

’93 W, 23-8 

’94 L, 14-28 

’95 L, 6-28 

’96 W, 49-26 

’97 W, 28-21 

’98 W, 28-26 

’99 W, 44-23 

’00 W, 45-28 

’01 W, 61-22 

’02 W, 34-14 

’03 W, 42-14 

’04 W, 10-0 

’11 W, 63-8 


FORNEY, TX JACKRABBITS 

’22 L, 0-26 

FORTIER TARPONS 

’46 L, 6-7 

’47 L, 0-18 

GLEN OAKS PANTHERS 

’64 T, 0-0 (P), Byrd won on 

first downs 13-9 

’95 L, 7-20 (P) 

HAUGHTON BUCCANEERS 

’73 W, 14-6 

’74 W, 34-6 

’83 L, 6-55 

’84 L, 0-42 

’11 W, 48-7 


HAYNESVILLE GOLDEN TOR- 

NADO 

’26 W, 20-7 

’27 L, 0-6 

’28 W, 24-7 

’29 L, 7-9 

’30 W, 26-0 

’31 W, 7-0 

’32 T, 0-0 

’33 T, 6-6 

’33 W, 13-6 (P) 

’34 W, 14-0 

’35 W, 21-8 

’36 L, 0-6 

’38 L, 6-25 

’39 T, 0-0 

’40 L, 6-7 

’41 W, 13-9 

’42 W, 25-7 

’43 W, 39-6 

’44 W, 32-0 

’45 W, 38-20 

’46 L, 0-7 

’47 L, 0-32 

’48 L, 16-18 

’49 W, 27-7 

’50 L, 12-49 

’51 W, 39-6 

’52 L, 6-32 

’53 W, 25-6 

’54 W, 25-6 

’55 W, 41-6 


HOLY CROSS TIGERS 

’34 W, 14-0 (P) 

’49 W, 34-13 (P) 

’05 W, 28-22 (P) 

HOMER PELICANS 

’21 W, 99-0 

’22 W, 13-6 

’26 W, 47-0 

’27 W, 18-0 

’28 L, 0-7 

’30 W, 20-6 (P) 

’33 W, 9-6 

’34 W, 13-6 

’35 W, 14-6 

’36 W, 16-6 

’37 W, 20-7 

’38 W, 24-2 

’39 L, 6-13 

’40 L, 7-14 

’41 L, 12-32 

’42 T, 13-13 

’43 W, 32-0 

’44 W, 19-12 

’45 W, 33-14 

’46 W, 13-12 

’47 L, 6-14 

’48 W, 34-0 

’49 W, 34-0 

’50 W, 24-18 

’51 W, 27-0 

’52 W, 13-6 

’53 W, 27-6 

Byrd leads 20-5-1

C.E. B 


HOPE, AR BOBCATS 

’37 W, 25-14 

HORATIO, AR LIONS 

’37 W, 49-6 

HUNTINGTON RAIDERS 

’73 W, 7-6 

’74 W, 12-7 

’75 W, 13-8 

’76 W, 14-13 

’77 W, 21-3 

’78 W, 14-12 

’79 L, 12-17 

’80 L, 7-14 

’81 W, 18-14 

’82 L, 15-28 

’85 L, 6-31 

’86 L, 7-13 

’87 W, 27-12 

’88 L, 17-48 

’89 L, 22-27 

’90 W, 34-14 

’91 W, 15-12 

’92 W, 17-7 

’93 W, 11-8 

’94 L, 41-46 

’95 W, 30-21 

’96 W, 62-31 

’97 W, 34-21 

’98 W, 27-13 

’99 W, 33-6 

’00 W, 43-24 

’03 L, 16-26 

’04 L, 16-30 

’05 W, 28-25 

’06 W, 40-7 

’07 W, 17-14 

’08 W, 49-0 


ISTROUMA INDIANS 

’44 W, 27-13 

’45 L, 6-34 

’46 L, 0-41 

’47 L, 12-40 

’48 L, 13-6 

’49 W, 21-0 

’50 L, 0-18 

’51 L, 0-27 

’56 L, 7-14 

’56 L, 7-14 (P) 

’57 L, 7-21 

’58 L, 0-41 

’59 L, 13-26 

’62 L, 14-21 (P) 

Istrouma leads 12-2 

JACKSON, MS 

’21 W, 28-7 

’22 W, 19-0 

JEFF DAVIS 

’38 W, 25-0 

’39 W, 14-6 

’40 L, 10-0 

’41 L, 47-0 

’42 W, 13-12 


JENNINGS BULLDOGS 

’30 W, 32-20 (P) 

JESUIT BLUE JAYS – NEW 

ORLEANS 

’31 W, 14-0 (P) 

’33 T, 0-0 (P), Jesuit won 

on penetrations 

’35 W, 19-0 (P) 

’43 L, 25-7 (P) 

’53 L, 6-7 (P) 

’60 L, 13-19 (P) 

’64 L, 13-20 (P) 

’66 W, 21-12 

’02 W, 27-7 (P) 

Series tied 4-4-1 

JOHN EHRET PATRIOTS 

’06 W, 34-28 (P) 

’07 L, 3-27 (P) 

JOHN REAGAN 

’50 W, 26-12 

’51 L, 12-25 

JONESBORO-HODGE TIGERS 

’34 W, 42-0 (P) 

’43 W, 68-7 

LAFAYETTE LIONS 

’32 T, 6-6 

’39 W, 20-7 

LAGRANGE GATORS 

’62 W, 24-14 (P) 

LAKE CHARLES-BOSTON 

COUGARS 

’21 W, 13-0 

’22 T, 0-0 

’23 L, 0-10 

’24 W, 19-6 

’25 W, 20-6 

’26 W, 17-0 

’27 W, 9-7 

’40 L, 6-20 

’43 W, 32-14 (P) 

’53 W, 38-14 (P) 

’54 L, 12-20 

’55 W, 25-6 

’56 W, 13-7 (P) 

’70 W, 20-13 


LITTLE ROCK, AR TIGERS 

’30 W, 18-13 

’31 W, 18-17 

’32 L, 0-7 

’33 L, 0-26 

’34 W, 14-0 

’35 W, 22-13 

’36 W, 26-7 

’37 T, 7-7 

’38 L, 0-38 

’39 L, 0-26 


LINEAR 

’70 W, 28-0 

LONGVIEW, TX LOBOS 

’28 W, 57-0 

’29 W, 19-0 

’30 W, 34-6 

’31 W, 50-0 

’60 W, 34-0 

’61 W, 21-7 


LOYOLA COLLEGE PREP FLY- 

ERS 

’21 W, 26-0 

’23 W, 45-0 

’63 *L, 21-0 

’65 L, 0-7 

’66 W, 35-0 

’68 L, 7-13 

’69 L, 0-20 

’71 L, 15-17 

’72 W, 29-0 

’73 W, 9-6 

’76 L, 0-35 

’83 L, 6-27 

’84 L, 0-28 

’85 L, 0-36 

’86 W, 8-7 

’87 W, 20-6 

’88 W, 20-8 

Series tied 8-8 

Includes records versus St. 

John’s & Jesuit - Shreveport 

LUFKIN, TX PANTHERS 

’44 L, 0-33 

MAGNOLIA, AR PANTHERS 

’20 W, 92-0 

MALE HIGH 

’40 W, 9-0 

’41 L, 0-34 

MANSFIELD WOLVERINES 

’24 W, 57-0 

’27 W, 25-0 

’29 W, 52-0 

’30 W, 31-7 

’33 W, 67-0 

’83 L, 0-42 

’84 L, 0-20 

’89 L, 13-20 

’90 L, 7-20 


MARSHALL, TX MAVERICKS 

’23 T, 6-6 

’24 W, 10-6 

’25 W, 13-0 

’26 W, 7-6 

’27 W, 18-12 

’35 W, 27-6 

’52 L, 6-35 

’53 W, 34-21 

’54 W, 27-13 

’55 W, 39-6 

’77 L, 14-48 

’78 L, 12-13 

’79 L, 6-26 

’80 L, 6-41 

’05 L, 21-41 

’06 L, 3-47 

’11 W, 48-23 


MINDEN CRIMSON TIDE 

’20 W, 21-14 

’22 T, 0-0 

’23 L, 0-17 

’24 W, 14-7 

’26 W, 28-0 

’27 W, 40-6 

’28 W, 58-0 

’29 W, 39-0 

’30 W, 26-0 

’31 W, 39-2 

’32 L, 6-7 

’33 W, 44-0 

’34 W, 26-0 

’35 W, 24-0 

’36 W, 27-0 

’37 W, 48-12 

’58 L, 6-12 

’59 L, 6-13 

’60 W, 27-0

C.E. B 


’61 W, 21-0 

’69 W, 14-13 

’77 W, 25-21 

’78 L, 7-15 

’79 L, 19-21 

’80 L, 0-20 

’83 L, 18-36 

’84 L, 7-40 


MONROE 

’20 W, 34-0 

’21 W, 40-9 

’22 W, 41-0 

’23 W, 6-0 

’28 W, 39-6 

’31 W, 32-0 


NATCHITOCHES CENTRAL 

CHIEFS 

’20 T, 0-0 

’21 W, 7-0 

’22 W, 73-0 

’24 W, 33-6 

’27 W, 48-0 

’29 W, 54-0 

’33 W, 52-0 

’45 W, 19-0 

’46 W, 20-0 

’47 L, 13-19 

’48 W, 32-0 

’49 W, 20-0 

’50 W, 35-12 

’75 W, 28-6 

’76 L, 14-20 

’93 W, 14-13 

’94 L, 20-23 

’95 L, 44-48 

’96 W, 21-14 

’97 W, 34-6 

’98 L, 20-22 

’99 L, 35-36 

’00 W, 29-19 

’01 L, 29-31 

’02 W, 27-17 

’03 W, 34-27 

’04 W, 34-7 

’05 W, 28-0 

’06 W, 37-21 

’07 W, 28-0 

’08 W, 35-6 

’09 W, 51-7 

’10 L, 31-33 


NCHS began in 1970, includes 

records prior to consolidation 

NEVILLE TIGERS 

’32 W, 27-0 

’64 W, 14-0 

’65 L, 6-13 

’66 W, 14-6 

’67 L, 0-13 

’68 L, 0-45 

’69 L, 6-32 

’71 L, 14-26 (P) 

’96 L, 28-35 (P) 

’00 L, 27-30 (P) 

’07 W, 17-16 

’08 W, 26-7 

Neville leads 7-5 

NEW IBERIA 

YELLOW JACKETS 

’09 L, 12-21 

’10 L, 28-42 

NORTH CADDO REBELS 

’62 W, 20-14 

’63 *L, 27-12 

’64 W, 35-7 

’65 W, 33-6 

’73 L, 12-26 

’74 W, 35-27 

’83 L, 0-14 

’84 L, 20-28 

’85 L, 7-13 

’86 W, 14-10 

Series tied 5-5 

NORTHWESTERN STATE UNI- 

VERSITY FRESHMAN 

’28 W, 52-0 

’31 W, 31-0 

’32 T, 0-0 

NORTHWOOD FALCONS 

’73 W, 33-0 

’74 T, 0-0 

’78 W, 27-8 

’80 L, 6-0 

’81 W, 35-0 

’82 W, 27-14 

’83 L, 13-28 

’84 L, 0-15 

’85 L, 0-15 

’86 L, 18-42 

’87 L, 8-26 

’88 L, 7-26 

’89 W, 28-13 

’90 W, 27-14 

Northwood leads 7-6-1 

OUACHITA LIONS 

’29 W, 13-0 

’34 W, 21-0 

’35 W, 31-0 

’36 W, 21-6 

’37 W, 33-7 

’38 W, 20-6 

’39 W, 28-6 

’41 L, 6-14 

’42 L, 14-19 

’43 W, 50-0 

’44 W, 6-0 

’45 L, 0-25 

’46 L, 0-19 

’47 L, 6-19 

’48 L, 6-12 

’49 W, 41-13 

’50 W, 14-6 

’51 L, 25-26 

’52 W, 23-20 

’53 W, 35-7 

’54 W, 53-6 

’55 W, 55-7 

’56 W, 7-0 

’57 W, 41-0 

’58 L, 13-26 

’59 L, 0-12 

’60 W, 27-6 

’61 W, 21-0 

’62 W, 27-0 

’63 *L, 35-6 

’64 W, 47-0 

’65 W, 20-14 

’66 W, 28-12 

’67 W, 20-0 

’77 L, 0-20 

’78 L, 6-37 

’99 L, 9-20 

’00 W, 50-14 

’01 L, 14-16 

’02 L, 7-10 

’03 L, 20-21 

’04 W, 52-42 

’05 L, 21-41 

’06 W, 26-14 

’07 W, 31-21 

’08 L, 10-14 

’08 L, 7-20 (P) 

’09 L, 3-40 

’10 L, 7-34 

’10 L, 13-44 (P) 


PARKWAY PANTHERS 

’70 W, 28-12 

’75 W, 22-19 

’76 W, 10-6 

’77 L, 0-13 

’78 W, 6-0 

’79 W, 14-6 

’80 L, 12-15 

’81 W, 33-15 

’82 L, 7-27 

’83 L, 12-33 

’84 L, 6-35 

’85 L, 0-14 

’86 L, 0-3 

’87 L, 0-7 

’88 L, 13-35 

’89 W, 14-11 

’90 L, 2-7 

’91 W, 28-22 

’92 W, 16-7 

’93 W, 21-0 

’94 L, 12-20 

’95 W, 36-7 

’96 W, 35-3 

’97 W, 48-7 

’98 W, 36-14 

’07 W, 42-17 

’08 W, 30-27 

’11 W, 52-21 


PINE BLUFF, AR ZEBRAS 

’21 L, 7-42 

PINEVILLE REBELS 

’09 W, 29-7 

’10 W, 28-19 

POLYTECH – FT. WORTH, TX 

’32 L, 6-19 

PORT ARTHUR, TX 

’25 W, 6-0 

’28 W, 7-0 

’34 L, 0-13 

’35 L, 0-21 

’36 T, 0-0 

’37 T, 13-13 

’38 L, 0-44 

’39 W, 24-14 


RAY TEXANS – CORPUS 

CHRISTI, TX 

’63 *L, 13-6 

RUSTON BEARCATS 

’22 W, 16-14 

’31 W, 32-2 (P) 

’44 L, 7-14 

’47 W, 14-7 

’48 W, 12-7 

’49 W, 26-0 

’50 T, 13-13 

’66 L, 7-26 

’67 W, 33-7 

’68 L, 20-33 

’69 L, 6-27

C.E. B 


’70 L, 8-21 

’70 L, 9-32 (P) 

’71 L, 14-18 

’72 W, 23-6 

’75 W, 13-6 

’76 T, 0-0 

’81 L, 8-16 

’82 L, 6-36 

’93 W, 24-20 

’93 L, 14-35 (P) 

’94 L, 0-28 

’95 W, 28-21 

’96 W, 40-20 

’97 L, 3-22 (P) 

’99 L, 20-33 

’00 L, 6-36 

’01 L, 0-3 

’02 L, 14-35 

’03 L, 17-28 

’04 L, 7-23 

’05 L, 10-38 

’06 L, 3-17 

’07 W, 35-14 

’08 W, 13-0 

’09 L, 15-27 

’10 W, 37-14 

’11 W, 42-14 

Ruston leads 21-15-2 

SOUTHWOOD COWBOYS 

’70 W, 30-6 

’71 W, 7-6 

’72 W, 14-0 

’73 W, 3-0 

’74 L, 14-12 

’75 L, 27-0 

’76 L, 46-20 

’77 L, 28-13 

’78 L, 14-8 

’79 W, 20-12 

’80 L, 28-21 

’81 L, 28-7 

’82 L, 14-7 

’85 L, 25-12 

’86 L, 26-7 

’87 L, 24-6 

’88 L, 70-6 

’89 L, 33-24 

’90 L, 21-13 

’91 L, 26-7 

’92 W, 20-19 

’93 W, 37-26 

’94 W, 27-21 

’95 W, 39-20 

’96 W, 30-9 

’97 W, 21-0 

’98 W, 14-12 

’99 W, 44-24 

’00 W, 28-0 

’01 W, 21-16 

’02 W, 27-20 2OT 

’03 W, 23-20 

’04 L, 10-29 

’05 W, 35-12 

’06 W, 17-0 

’07 W, 35-7 

’08 W, 56-26 

’09 L, 14-37 

’10 W, 48-7 

’11 W, 49-8 


SPRINGHILL LUMBERJACKS 

’52 L, 7-34 

’53 T, 20-20 

’54 W, 60-0 

’55 W, 20-7 

’56 W, 18-0 

’57 W, 26-0 

’58 T, 6-6 

’59 T, 0-0 

’60 W, 41-14 

’61 W, 27-0 

’62 W, 21-7 


SULPHUR, LA 

GOLDEN TORNADOES 

’48 W, 20-7 

’49 L, 0-6 

’50 L, 13-19 

’51 T, 20-20 

’52 L, 0-32 

’53 W, 21-6 

’54 W, 13-0 

’55 W, 31-12 

’56 W, 6-0 

’57 W, 28-0 

’58 W, 31-6 

’59 W, 12-7 

’60 W, 13-7 

’61 L, 7-13 

’62 L, 0-14 

’63 L, 7-21 

’64 L, 6-24 

’65 L, 0-40 


SULPHUR, OK BULLDOGS 

’46 W, 25-19 

’51 W, 25-7 

SUNSET BISON - DALLAS, TX 

’31 W, 13-12 

TEXAS TIGERS - 

TEXARKANA, TX 

’22 L, 0-15 

’23 T, 6-6 

’24 W, 13-0 

’25 W, 23-0 

’26 W, 34-0 

’28 W, 36-6 

’29 W, 6-0 

’30 W, 13-0 

’31 W, 39-0 

’34 W, 21-0 

’38 L, 13-20 

’39 W, 8-0 

’40 W, 19-13 

’41 W, 20-0 

’42 W, 33-0 

’43 W, 41-0 

’56 W, 26-19 


TIOGA INDIANS 

’09 W, 55-41 

’10 W, 42-12 

VIVIAN 

’24 W, 17-6 

’25 W, 55-0 

’38 W, 12-0 

WARREN EASTON EAGLES 

’20 T, 14-14 

’21 L, 0-9 

’25 W, 19-0 

’30 L, 6-20 

’37 W, 13-7 (P) 


WESTLAKE RAMS 

’71 W, 47-20 

’72 W, 14-6 

WEST JEFFERSON 

BUCCANEERS 

’11 W, 56-21(P) 

WEST MONROE REBELS 

’54 W, 41-6 

’55 W, 32-0 

’56 W, 32-0 

’57 W, 14-0 

’58 L, 0-14 

’59 L, 6-21 

’60 W, 26-6 

’61 L, 7-13 

’62 W, 3-0 

’63 *L, 13-19 

’64 W, 19-0 

’65 L, 0-13 

’66 W, 25-0 

’67 W, 34-20 

’91 L, 34-42 

’92 L, 15-33 

’97 L, 7-42 

’98 L, 0-21 

’98 L, 0-52 (P) 

’01 L, 7-20 

’02 W, 22-19 

’03 L, 13-42 

’04 L, 0-56 

’05 L, 14-45 

’06 L, 24-34 

’07 L, 7-49 

’08 L, 7-17 

’09 L, 9-51 

’10 L, 13-49 

’11 W, 30-23 

West Monroe leads 19-11 

WINNFIELD TIGERS 

’27 W, 18-14 

’30 W, 52-0 

’33 W, 26-0 

’35 W, 28-0 

’38 W, 46-0 

’39 W, 25-6 

’40 W, 18-0 

’41 W, 12-0 

’42 W, 19-0 

’43 W, 63-0 


WOODLAWN KNIGHTS 

’60 W, 52-6 

’61 W, 26-0 

’62 W, 10-0 

’63 *L, 14-7 

’64 W, 14-7 

’65 L, 0-39 

’66 L, 7-28 

’67 L, 6-40 

’68 L, 7-49 

’69 L, 0-8 

’70 W, 20-19 

’71 W, 27-0 

’72 W, 24-17 

’73 L, 0-12 

’74 L, 8-17 

’75 L, 3-21 

’76 L, 0-21 

’77 W, 14-13 

’78 L, 14-21 

’79 L, 12-21 

’80 W, 28-9 

’81 L, 15-23 

’82 W, 48-35 

’85 L, 14-28 

’86 L, 0-24 

’87 L, 9-10 

’88 L, 26-38 

’89 L, 15-45

C.E. B 


’90 L, 0-30 

’91 W, 18-14 

’92 L, 23-35 

’93 W, 14-6 

’94 L, 21-34 

’97 W, 42-8 

’98 W, 26-6 

’05 W, 45-6 

’06 W, 51-22 

Woodlawn leads 20-17 

WOSSMAN WILDCATS 

’83 L, 7-32 

’84 L, 14-54 

’87 L, 2-6 

’88 L, 8-43 

Wossman leads 4-0

C.E. B 


Shreveport High School 

1920 (4-0-3) 

Coach: E.L. Alberson 

Natchitoches T 0-0 

Bolton T 0-0 

Warren Easton T 14-14 

Baton Rouge W 14-7 

Monroe W 34-0 

Minden W 21-14 

Magnolia, AR W 92-0 

(4-0-3) 175-35 

1923 (5-2-2) 

Coach: George Hoy 

St. John’s W 45-0 

Texarkana, TX T 6-6 

Marshall, TX T 6-6 

DeRidder W 7-0 

Minden L 0-17 

Lake Charles L 0-10 

Monroe W 6-0 

Bolton W 9-7 

Arcadia W 33-0 

(5-2-2) 112-46 

C.E. Byrd High School 

1926 (8-0) 

Coach: H.N. Knilans 

Texarkana, TX W 34-0 

Beaumont, TX W 7-2 

Marshall, TX W 7-6 

Homer W 47-0 

Lake Charles W 17-0 

Minden W 28-0 

Haynesville W 20-7 

(7-0) 160-15 

State Playoffs 

Bolton W 23-0 

STATE CHAMPS (8-0) 183-15 

1921 (8-2) 


St. John’s W 26-0 

Homer W 99-0 

Monroe W 40-9 

Natchitoches W 7-0 

Bolton W 19-0 

Warren Easton L 0-9 

Baton Rouge W 26-0 


Pine Bluff, AR L 7-42 

Jackson, MS W 28-7 

(8-2) 265-67 

1924 (10-1) 


Beaumont, TX L 3-15 

Mansfield W 57-0 




Vivian W 17-6 

Minden W 14-7 



Bolton W 34-6 

Central – Houston, TX W 14-5 

(10-1) 241-59 

1927 (8-1) 



Homer W 18-0 

Winnfield W 18-14 


Bolton W 25-0 

Minden W 40-6 

Haynesville L 0-6 



(8-1) 201-45 

1922 (6-2-2) 


Texarkana, TX L 0-15 

Minden T 6-6 

Monroe W 41-0 

Lake Charles T 0-0 

Ruston W 16-14 

Bolton W 13-0 

Jackson, MS W 19-0 


Homer W 13-6 

Forney – Dallas, TX L 0-26 

(6-2-2) 181-67 

1925 (8-1) 


Port Arthur, TX W 6-0 



Vivian W 55-0 

Central – Houston, TX W 10-3 

Bolton L 3-19 

Warren Easton W 19-0 



(8-1) 188-28 

1928 (9-1) 



Longview, TX W 57-0 

NSU Freshmen W 52-0 


Minden W 58-0 

Monroe W 38-6 


Bolton W 18-6 

Arcadia W 64-0 

Homer L 0-7 

(9-1) 354-32

C.E. B 


1929 (7-1) 





Minden W 39-0 

Bolton W 18-0 



Ouachita W 13-0 

(7-1) 208-9 

1932 (2-4-3) 


Little Rock, AR L 0-7 

Polytech – Ft. Worth, TX L 6-19 

Neville W 27-0 

NSU Freshmen T 0-0 

Minden L 6-7 

Bolton L 0-7 

Lafayette T 6-6 

Haynesville T 0-0 

Fair Park W 20-0 

(2-4-3) 65-46 

1935 (11-1) 

Coach: Lee Dobson 

Port Arthur, TX L 0-21 

Little Rock, AR W 22-13 



Minden W 24-0 

Homer W 14-6 

Bolton W 21-6 





(10-1) 265-60 


Jesuit – New Orleans W 19-0 


1930 (10-1) 





Warren Easton L 6-20 


Minden W 26-0 

Bolton W 13-8 



(8-1) 219-54 


Homer W 20-6 

Jennings W 32-20 


1933 (9-1-2) 





Homer W 9-6 

Minden W 44-0 

Bolton W 7-0 




Bossier W 7-0 

(8-1-1) 243-45 



Jesuit – New Orleans T 0-0* 

(9-1-2) 256-51 

* lost on penetrations 2-0 

1936 (7-1-1) 


Central – Memphis, TN W 32-13 


Port Arthur, TX T 0-0 

Minden W 27-0 

Homer W 16-6 

Bolton W 14-0 




(7-1-1) 163-37 

1931 (11-0) 



Sunset – Dallas, TX W 13-12 



Monroe W 32-0 

Minden W 39-2 


Bolton W 27-0 

NSU Freshmen W 31-0 

(9-0) 256-21 


Ruston W 32-2 



1934 (10-1) 





Homer W 13-6 


Minden W 26-0 

Bolton W 13-0 



(8-1) 149-19 


Jonesboro W 42-0 

Holy Cross W 14-0 


1937 (9-0-2) 


Horatio, AR W 49-6 

Hope, AR W 25-14 

Little Rock, AR T 7-7 

Port Arthur, TX T 13-13 


Homer W 20-7 

Bolton W 14-6 


Homer W 13-0 


(8-0-2) 235-72 


Warren Easton W 13-7 

STATE CHAMPS (9-0-2) 248-79

C.E. B 


1938 (5-4-1) 



Texarkana, TX L 13-20 



Jeff Davis W 25-0 

Homer W 24-2 



Vivian W 12-0 

Fair Park T 7-7 

(5-4-1) 153-142 

1941 (3-6) 




Homer L 12-32 

Jeff Davis L 0-47 

Male High L 0-34 

Bolton L 0-12 


Ouachita L 6-14 

Fair Park L 6-12 

(3-6) 69-160 

1944 (7-3) 


Ruston L 7-14 

Lufkin, TX L 0-33 

Bastrop W 13-6 

Homer W 19-12 

Bossier W 38-0 

Istrouma W 27-13 

Bolton W 19-6 




(7-3) 168-98 

1939 (6-3-1) 







Homer L 6-13 

Lafayette W 20-7 




(6-3-1) 125-80 

1942 (4-3-2) 




Homer T 13-13 


Bossier L 13-19 

Bolton L 12-27 




(4-3-2) 142-97 

1945 (5-4) 




Homer W 33-14 


Istrouma L 6-34 





(5-4) 185-153 

1940 (4-5) 





Homer L 7-14 

Jeff Davis L 0-10 

Male High W 9-0 

Bolton W 19-6 



(4-5) 84-76 

1943 (11-1) 




Homer W 32-0 

Jonesboro-Hodge W 68-7 


Bolton W 20-0 





(10-0) 405-13 



Jesuit – New Orleans L 7-25 

(11-1) 444-52 

1946 (3-6-1) 

Coach: Jack Rowan 


Fortier L 6-7 

Homer W 13-12 

Bossier T 6-6 





Sulphur, OK W 25-19 


(3-6-1) 89-141

C.E. B 


1947 (1-10) 


Corpus Christi, TX L 6-26 

Natchitoches L 13-19 

Fortier L 0-18 

Homer L 6-14 



Bolton L 0-28 



Ruston W 14-7 


(1-10) 69-236 

1950 (5-5-1) 


Sulphur L 13-19 


John Reagan W 26-12 

Homer W 24-18 



Bolton W 25-14 



Ruston T 13-13 


(5-5-1) 202-233 

1953 (11-1-1) 


Sulphur W 21-6 

Classen, OK W 21-12 

Homer W 27-6 







Springhill T 20-20 


(10-0-1) 295-91 




(11-1-1) 339-112 

1948 (8-3) 





Homer W 34-0 



Bolton W 12-6 



Ruston W 12-7 


(8-3) 207-75 

1951 (5-4-1) 


Sulphur T 20-20 

John Reagan L 12-25 

Homer W 27-0 



Bolton W 13-0 



Sulphur, OK W 25-7 


(5-4-1) 181-132 

1954 (9-2) 




West Monroe W 41-6 



Bolton W 28-7 



Bastrop L 7-28 

Springhill W 60-0 


(9-2) 333-92 

1949 (12-1) 


Sulphur L 0-6 



Homer W 34-0 


Istrouma W 21-0 




Ruston W 26-0 


(10-1) 295-46 


Sulphur W 6-0 



1952 (4-7) 



Classen, OK W 20-15 

Homer W 13-6 

Bossier L 6-7 

Marshall, TX L 6-35 

Bolton L 7-13 




Springhill L 7-34 


(4-7) 101-221 

1955 (10-1) 













(10-1) 391-95

C.E. B 


1956 (9-4) 

Coach: Lee Hedges 

Sulphur W 6-0 






Baton Rouge L 0-7 





(8-3) 202-79 




(9-4) 222-100 

1959 (5-5-1) 



Minden L 6-13 


West Monroe L 6-21 








(5-5-1) 130-113 

1962 (10-2) 

Coach: J.D. Cox 


North Caddo W 20-14 



Bolton W 14-0 

Woodlawn W 10-0 





(9-1) 176-55 


LaGrange W 24-14 


(10-2) 214-90 

1957 (7-3) 





Bolton W 26-6 







(7-3) 196-66 

1960 (11-1) 



Minden W 27-0 




Bolton W 12-0 






(11-0) 312-53 



(11-1) 325-72 

1963 (1-10) 



North Caddo L 27-12* 

Jesuit – Shreveport L 21-0* 

West Monroe L 19-13* 

Bossier L 7-0* 

Bolton L 19-14* 

Woodlawn L 14-7* 

Ray – Corpus Christi,TX L 13-6* 

Ouachita L 35-6* 

Bastrop L 13-19 


(1-10) 203-101 

* games forfeited by Byrd for LHSAA 

violations 

1958 (2-7-2) 






Bolton L 0-25 


Minden L 6-12 





(2-7-2) 121-195 

1961 (8-3) 



Minden W 21-0 




Bolton W 20-0 






(8-3) 207-74 

1964 (9-2-2) 




Airline W 27-6 


Bossier T 13-13 

Bolton W 21-0 






(9-1-1) 242-64 


Glen Oaks T 0-0* 


(9-2-2) 255-84 

* won on first downs 13-9

C.E. B 


1965 (4-7) 




Jesuit – Shreveport L 0-7 



Airline L 0-19 

Woodlawn L 0-39 

Neville L 6-13 




(4-7) 107-170 

1968 (2-8) 

Coach: Jimmy Harrison 

Ruston L 20-33 


Arkansas – Texarkana L 7-13 





Center, TX W 21-6 

Captain Shreve L 0-13 


(2-8) 88-234 

1971 (7-4) 




Southwood W 7-6 

Westlake W 47-20 


Carroll W 41-6 


Booker T. Washington W 13-6 



(7-3) 227-128 



(7-4) 241-154 

1966 (9-2) 


Ruston L 7-26 

Jesuit – Shreveport W 35-0 










(9-2) 219-103 

1969 (1-9) 


Ruston L 6-27 


Arkansas – Texarkana L 7-39 








(1-9) 60-302 

1972 (8-2) 


Ruston W 23-6 



Westlake W 14-6 


Carroll W 21-6 





(8-2) 180-120 

1967 (7-4) 


Ruston W 33-7 

Bishop Lynch – Dallas W 35-7 

Captain Shreve W 48-0 









(7-4) 246-134 

1970 (8-3) 


Ruston L 8-21 

Parkway W 28-12 



Linear W 28-0 






(8-2) 190-133 


Ruston L 9-32 

(8-3) 199-165 

1973 (4-6) 


Bossier L 0-7 

Northwood W 33-0 

Booker T. Washington L 0-6 

Haughton W 14-6 




North Caddo L 12-26 

Huntington W 7-6 


(4-6) 86-132

C.E. B 


1974 (4-5-1) 

Coach: Jimmy Harrrison 


Northwood T 0-0 



Southwood L 14-22 






(4-5-1) 152-163 

1977 (4-6) 

Coach: Jerry Burton 





Parkway L 0-13 






(4-6) 116-180 

1980 (3-7) 


Minden L 0-20 








Huntington L 7-14 


(3-7) 105-175 

1975 (6-4) 



Ruston W 13-6 









(6-4) 127-162 

1978 (3-7) 


Minden L 7-15 




Parkway W 6-0 






(3-7) 122-174 

1981 (6-4) 


Ruston L 8-16 


El Dorado, AR L 6-7 








(6-4) 206-121 

1976 (2-7-1) 



Ruston T 0-0 









(2-7-1) 64-230 

1979 (4-6) 


Minden L 19-21 










(4-6) 148-166 

1982 (3-7) 


Ruston L 6-36 










(3-7) 151-256

C.E. B 


1983 (0-9) 

Coach: Tom Cathey 




Minden L 18-36 

Loyola L 6-27 

Wossman L 7-32 

Haughton L 6-55 

Northwood L 13-28 

Mansfield L 0-42 

(0-9) 62-287 

1986 (3-7) 

Coach: Boyd Cole 

Parkway L 0-3 


Loyola W 8-7 








(3-7) 75-191 

1989 (2-8) 












(2-8) 160-253 

1984 (0-9) 

Coach: Tom Cathey 




Minden L 7-40 

Loyola L 0-28 


Haughton L 0-42 



(0-9) 59-297 

1987 (5-5) 


Parkway L 0-7 


Loyola W 20-6 

Airline W 6-3 

Wossman L 2-6 






(5-5) 124-121 

1990 (3-7) 

Coach: Alan Carter 

Parkway L 7-2 










(3-7) 147-201 

1985 (0-10) 




Loyola L 0-36 








(0-10) 75-273 

1988 (1-9) 




Loyola W 20-8 








(1-9) 114-331 

1991 (6-4) 









Airline (OT) L 28-34 



(6-4) 209-196

C.E. B 


1992 (3-7) 






B.T. Washington (OT) L 34-35 






(3-7) 192-298 

1995 (8-3) 












(8-2) 358-222 


Glen Oaks L 7-20 

(8-3) 365-242 

1998 (7-4) 

Coach: Mike Suggs 











(7-3) 219-143 



(7-4) 219-195 

1993 (10-1) 












(10-0) 219-121 



(10-1) 233-156 

1996 (10-1) 












(10-0) 384-179 



(10-1) 412-214 

1999 (5-5) 





Evangel L 7-45 







(5-5) 302-237 

1994 (2-8) 




Ruston L 0-28 








(2-8) 209-191 

1997 (9-2) 












(9-1) 305-139 


Ruston L 3-22 

(9-2) 308-161 

2000 (8-3) 


Ruston L 6-36 










(8-2) 398-260 



(8-3) 425-290

C.E. B 


2001 (3-6) 


Ruston L 0-3 

Natchitoches Central L 29-31 

Bossier cancelled 








(3-6) 214-192 

2004 (4-5) 


Ruston L 7-23 

Natchitoches Central W 34-7 








(4-5) 166-214 

2007 (10-2) 








Captain Shreve W 10-21* 




(9-1) 251-180 



John Ehret L 3-27 

(10-2) 278-228 

* game forfeited by Captain Shreve 

for LHSAA violations 

2002 (9-4) 












(7-3) 227-157 



Catholic – Baton Rouge W 24-7 

Archbishop Rummel L 20-21 

(9-4) 298-230 

2005 (7-5) 












(6-4) 243-237 



Acadiana L 6-49 

(7-5) 277-308 

2008 (9-3) 






Ruston W 13-0 






(8-2) 284-119 




(9-3) 304-139 

2003 (4-5) 











(4-5) 228-247 

2006 (8-4) 









Ruston L 3-17 



(7-3) 242-179 


John Ehret W 34-28 

Acadiana L 15-42 

(8-4) 291-249 

2009 (4-6) 



New Iberia L 12-21 

Tigoa W 55-41 






Pineville W 29-7 


(4-6) 238-268

C.E. B 


2010 (6-5) 



New Iberia L 28-42 

Tioga W 42-12 






Pineville W 28-19 

Natchitoches Central L 31-33 

(6-4) 292-237 



(6-5) 305-281 

2011 (12-1) 











(9-0) 419-131 


West Jefferson W 56-21 


Rummel W 35-24 

Carencro L 21-34 

(12-1) 566-234

C.E. B 


OPPONENT RECORDS VS. BYRD 

MOST RUSHES 

GAME: 65 BY CARENCRO IN 2011 

SEASON: 451 IN 20111 


GAME: 415 BY MARSHALL, TX IN 1977 

SEASON: 2,157 IN 1992 

FEWEST NET YARDS RUSHING 

GAME: -19 BY FAIR PARK IN 1949; -18 BY CAPTAIN SHREVE 

IN 2000; -14 BY SOUTHWOOD IN 2010 

SEASON: 1,302 IN 2001 


GAME: 6 BY SOUTHWOOD IN 1988 

6 BY WEST MONROE IN 1998 (P) 



GAME: 8.75 BY HUNTINGTON IN 1997 (37-324) 

8.68 BY WEST MONROE IN 2009 (32-278) 

SEASON: 215.0 IN 1994 


GAME: 48 BY WOODLAWN IN 1967 










MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 

GAME: 6 BY HOMER IN 1949 

6 BY SPRINGHILL IN 1960 

6 BY WOODLAWN IN 1971 

SEASON: 18 IN 2010, 2011 


GAME: 80.0 (24 OF 30) BY EVANGEL IN 1999 


SEASON: 60.1 IN 1994 (98 OF 163) 



GAME: 465 BY EVANGEL IN 2000 

SEASON: 1,676 IN 2007 

FEWEST NET YARDS PASSING 

GAME: 0 MULTIPLE TIMES 







SEASON: 1,676 IN 2007 




MOST PUNTS 

GAME: 10 BY FAIR PARK IN 1933 

10 BY PORT ARTHUR, TX IN 1934 


BEST PUNTING AVERAGE 

GAME: 48.7 BY WEST MONROE IN 2002 (3 - 146) 

SEASON: 37.9 IN 2002 (49 – 1859) 



GAME: 70 BY SOUTHWOOD IN 1988 (70-6) 


FEWEST POINTS SCORED 

GAME: 0 NUMEROUS TIMES (MOST RECENT 13-0 BY AIRLINE 

IN 2008 PLAYOFFS) 


13 IN 1943 (10 GAMES) 


52 IN 1943 (12 GAMES) 

59 IN 1949 (13 GAMES) 


GAME: 10 BY SOUTHWOOD IN 1988 


MOST PATS 

GAME: 8 BY WEST MONROE IN 2004 

8 BY SOUTHWOOD IN 1988 


MOST 2PATS 

GAME: 3 BY WEST MONROE IN 1998 PLAYOFFS 



GAME: 2 BY AIRLINE IN 2002 

2 BY NEW IBERIA IN 2010 

2 BY CARENCRO IN 2011 


MOST SAFETIES 

GAME: 2 BY NATCHITOCHES CENTRAL IN 2002 

SEASON: 2 IN 1994, 2002 

MOST FIRST DOWNS 

GAME: 25 BY NEW IBERIA, OUACHITA (P) IN 2010 


MOST PENALTIES 

GAME: 13 BY HUNTINGTON IN 2004; 13 BY OUACHITA IN 

2004; 13 BY CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 2010 


MOST PENALTY YARDS 

GAME: 145 BY OUACHITA IN 2010 (P) (9) 

SEASON: 788 IN 2005

C.E. B 


OPPONENTS INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS 

MOST RUSHES 

GAME: 51, DERRICK MILTON, PINEVILLE IN 2009 


GAME: 262, KELDRICK JOHNSON, OUACHITA IN 2004 

(22 CARRIES) 


GAME: 4, LADARIUS ABRAMS, WEST MONROE IN 2006 

4, JAMES ARMSTRONG, ACADIANA IN 2005 (P) 

4, JALEN NIXON, CARENCRO IN 2011 (P) 


GAME: 15.1, BUBBA REEVES, WEST MONROE IN 2009 (8 

CARRIES, 121 YARDS); 15.0, TYLER CAIN, WEST MONROE IN 2010 (7 

CARRIES, 105 YARDS) 


GAME: 47, JOE FERGUSON, WOODLAWN IN 1967 






GAME: 82.3, JORDY JOSEPH, NEW IBERIA IN 2009 

(14 OF 17, 204 YARDS, 3 TDS) {10 ATT. MIN.} 


GAME: 465, BRENT RAWLS, EVANGEL IN 2000 

(22-OF-36) 




GAME: 11, ERIC JOHNSON, WOODLAWN IN 1967 

(127 YARDS, 1 TD) 


GAME: 152, MYRON HOBBS, JOHN EHRET IN 2006 (P) 

151, LAGREGORY SAPP, OUACHITA IN 2004 

150, EVAN WILLIAMS, CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 2008 

150, JEFF HAMMER, SOUTHWOOD IN 1988 


GAME: 4, KENDRICK AARON, NATCHITOCHES CENTRAL IN 

2010 

MOST PUNTS 

GAME: 7, MATT DOUGHTY, CAPT. SHREVE IN 2011 (29.4) 

7, CHRIS DUNKENTELL, SOUTHWOOD IN 2011 (30.6) 

LONGEST PUNT 

GAME: 65, MATT DOUGHTY, CAPT. SHREVE IN 2011 


GAME: 34, BRENT RAWLS, EVANGEL IN 2000 

(3 PASS, 2 RUSH, 2 2PAT) 


GAME: 5, KENDRICK AARON, NATCHITOCHES CENTRAL IN 

2010 (4 RECEIVING, 1 PUNT RETURN) 

MOST PATS 

GAME: 8, JOHN HINTON, WEST MONROE IN 2004 

8, SHANE THOMAS, SOUTHWOOD IN 1988 


GAME: 2, MARSHALL BURTON, AIRLINE IN 2002 

2, COLBY DELAHOUSSAYE, NEW IBERIA IN 2010 

2, D.J. THOMAS, CARENCRO IN 2011 (P) 

LONGEST FIELD GOAL 

46, D.J. THOMAS, CARENCRO IN 2011 (P) 

46, COLBY DELAHOUSSAYE, NEW IBERIA IN 2010 

44, JUSTIN CARR, CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 1999 

39, MARSHALL BURTON, AIRLINE IN 2002 

38, BEN BARCELONA, PARKWAY IN 2007 

OPPONENTS LONGEST SCORING PLAYS 

RUSHING 

96, JIMMY HOOPES, BOSSIER IN 1956 

95, WILLIS BRITTON, WEST MONROE IN 1998 

91, MONTRELL CONNER, OUACHITA IN 2008 (P) 

90, KENNETH RATLIFF, NATCHITOCHES CENTRAL IN 2001 

90, PAUL STEPHENS, NORTH CADDO IN 1973 

88, HOLLIS JONES, HAYNESVILLE IN 1944 

PASSING & RECEIVING 

90, MIKE ETHERIDGE FROM JOE FERGUSON, WOODLAWN IN 

1968 

84, BILL LOFTON FROM RALPH MCKINSTRY, BASTROP IN 1955 

83, TOBY ZIEGLER FROM ROBERT LANE, NEVILLE IN 2000 (P) 

81, MYRON HOBBS FROM RICO JONES, JOHN EHRET IN 2006 (P) 

KICKOFF RETURN 

98, JEMARRION BOLTON, NEVILLE IN 2007 

98, KEVIN CAESER, RUSTON IN 2006 

96, CLARENCE WASHINGTON, CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 2000 

95, MICHAEL NUNNERY, AIRLINE IN 2011 (P) 

92, KEN MCLELLAN, BOLTON IN 1953 

85, LEON JOHNSON, BASTROP IN 1949 

PUNT RETURN 

83, KENDRICK AARON, NATCHITOCHES CENTRAL IN 2010 

78, FRANKIE GATSON, SOUTHWOOD IN 2004 

74, CASS HARGIS, HOLY CROSS IN 2005 (P) 

52, JOHN THOMAS, CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 2004 

FUMBLE RETURN 

95, CHAD HART, AIRLINE IN 2003 

94, DAVID JAMES, WEST MONROE IN 1963 

88, EDWARD STANCE, BOOKER T. WASHINGTON IN 1972 

INTERCEPTION RETURN 

100, HENRY JACKSON, HUNTINGTON IN 1974 

98, BOBBY DENNIS, BOOKER T. WASHINGTON IN 1976 

85, BLAKE LOPEZ, NEW IBERIA IN 2010 

79, ARTHUR DOUGLAS, SOUTHWOOD IN 2001 

BLOCKED PUNT RETURN 

22, COVIN HINES, CAPTAIN SHREVE IN 2007 (P) 

(P) - INDICATES PLAYOFF GAME

C.E. B 


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