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UNION COLLEGE SPORTS INFORMATION 

310 College Street 

CPO Box D-22 

Barbourville, KY 40906 

Phone: (606) 546-1292 

Fax: (606) 546-1217 

www.ucbulldogs.com 

sportsinfo@unionky.edu 

Jay Stancil - Director 

(jstancil@unionky.edu) 

Gene Renfro - Assistant 

(grenfro@unionky.edu) 

UC Bulldogs 

(2-5, 0-2 MSC East) 

Looking for some revenge 

Union will be seeking some payback as it 

visits Frostburg State on Saturday. In last year’s 

meeting, the Bulldogs held a 3-0 lead with 

just over 2 minutes to play when the Bobcats 

blocked a punt and returned it for what proved 

to be the game-winning touchdown. 

The 2006 showdown proved to be a real 

offensive struggle. Frostburg State outgained 

Union 255-175 in total offense, and neither 

team had the ball inside the opponent’s 20-yard 

line. Additionally, Union punted the ball 9 times 

with Frostburg State punting 5 times. 

Union vs. Frostburg State 

2006: Frostburg State 7, Union 3 

Waters’ aerial assault on record book 

QB Joey Waters (5-11, 207, SR) continues to 

rewrite the Bulldog record. 

In last week’s 31-14 win over Campbellsville, 

Waters threw for a 330 yards on 25-of-38 

passes in becoming the program’s all-time 

leading passer with 6,627 career passing yards. 

He surpasses Lee Worley who amassed 6,515 

career passing yards. 

Through the first 7 games of the season, Waters 

has completed 164-of-269 passes for 1,963 

yards and 17 touchdowns. 

Waters now holds four major career passing 

records and is closing in on several singleseason 

marks. Here is a list of the career and 

season records Waters is chasing and his current 

status: 

Season Records 

Pass Completions - 164 (222) 

Pass Attempts - 269 (414) 

Yards - 1,963 (2,373) 

vs. 

Frostburg State 

(1-5, 0-3 ACFC) 

Touchdowns - 17 (21*) 

Career Records 

Pass Completions - 563 (563*) 

Pass Attempts - 998 (998*) 

Yards - 6,627 (6,627*) 

Touchdowns - 56 (56*) 

*-Represents a record Waters already owns; 

School record listed in paranthesis ( ). 

Starting to convert turnovers into points 

The Union defense has done well in causing 

turnovers as opponents have turned the ball 

over 18 times during the first 7 games, while 

Union has turned the ball over 18 times. 

Union has had issues cashing those turnovers 

into points. The Bulldogs have turned the opponents’ 

18 miscues into just 64 points, while the 

opponents have scored 51 points off of Union’s 

18 turnovers. 

In the past two games, Union has cashed in 

its opponents’ 5 turnovers for 28 points, scoring 

4 TDs. Meanwhile, the last two opponents were 

only able to come away with one turnover but it 

was converted into 7 points. 

UC defense improving? 

For the second week in a row time all 

season, Union held an opponent under 300 

yards in total offense. On Oct. 6, Union limited 

Cumberland to just 257 yards in total offense in 

the 21-14 win, while holding Campbellsville to 

249 total yards in the Oct. 13 31-14 victory. 

Last week’s game also marked the fourth 

time - and third in a row, that Union held an 

opponent to under 100 yards passing. That 

trend could continue against Frostburg State as 

the Bobcats are primarily a running team with 

Game Facts 

Date: Saturday, Oct. 20, 2007 

Site: Frostburg, Md. 

The Series: Frostburg State leads the series 

1-0 

Last meeting: Frostburg State won 7-3 on 

Oct. 21, 2006, in Barbourville, Ky. 

Coaches: Tommy Reid (20-45 overall, 20- 

45 at UC); Rubin Stevenson (30-45 overall, 

30-45 at Frostburg State) 

UC 

2-5 

0-2 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

UC 

643 

2003 

2646 

23.6 

1504 

1023 

2527 

32.9 

37.4 

16-10 

8 

50-478 

Head-To-Head 

Overall Record 

Conference Record 

NAIA Poll 

NAIAFootball.Net Poll 

Football Gazette NAIA Poll 

2007 Statistics 

Rushing Yardage 

Passing Yardage 

Total Offense 

Points Per Game 

Rushing Defense 

Passing Defense 

Total Defense 

Points Allowed Per Game 

Punting Average 

Fumbles/Lost 

Interceptions 

Penalties/Yards 

FSU 

1-5 

0-3 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

FSU 

957 

467 

1424 

10.7 

1444 

1224 

2668 

30.8 

39.6 

11-9 

6 

38-300 

Union (2-5, 0-2 MSC East) 

S1 vs. Cumberlands*^ L 19-24 

S8 Lambuth L 44-48 

S15 at Malone L 14-55 

S22 at Pikeville* L 12-34 

S29 at Shorter L 17-41 

O6 Cumberland W 21-14 

O13 Campbellsville W 31-14 

O20 at Frostburg State 1 pm 

O27 UVA-Wise* 

1:30 pm 

N3 West Virginia Tech* 1:30 pm 

N10 at Georgetown* 1:30 pm 

*-MSC East game; ^-Played in Corbin, KY. 

Frostburg State (1-5, 0-3 ACFC) 

S8 at Newport News App.* L 7-17 

S15 at Randolph Macon W 20-13 

S22 at SUNY-Brockport* L 7-38 

S29 at Duquesne L 10-37 

O6 at Wesley* L 0-45 

O13 Southern Virginia L 20-35 

O20 Union 

1 pm 

O27 at Westminster 

1:30 pm 

N10 Salisbury* 

TBA 

* - ACFC game 

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2007 UNION BULLDOG FOOTBALL 

957 rushing yards on the season and just 467 

passing yards. 

The 249 yards in total offense allowed to 

Campbellsville was the lowest total Union’s 

held an opponent this season. 

Scoring edge to Union 

Union appears to have a solid scoring 

advantage heading into this week’s matchup 

against Frostburg State. The Bobcats have 

scored just 64 points all season - averaging 

10.7 points per game, while Union has scored 

91 points in the first half alone - 44 in the first 

quarter and 47 in the second. On the season, 

Union has tallied 165 total points for a 23.6 

point-per-game average. 

Campbellsville has just scored a total of 16 

first-half points with 7 coming in the first and 

9 in the second. The Bobcats have scored 26 

points in the third quarter and 22 in the fourth. 

Unbalanced scoring attack 

Speaking of scoring, a high percentage of 

Union’s touchdowns have come through the 

air this season. Through the first 7 games, 

Union has found the end zone 22 times with 17 

coming through the air, 1 on a kick return and 

1 on a fumble return. The Bulldogs have just 

3 rushing touchdowns with 2 coming in last 

week’s 31-14 win over Campbellsville. 

RB Terence Pollock (5-9, 214, SO) leads 

the team in rushing with 422 yards and had 8 

rushing TDs in 2006. However, pounding the 

ball into the end zone on the ground has been a 

struggle for Union this season. 

Meanwhile, Union’s opponents have scored 

32 touchdowns - 15 rushing, 11 passing and 6 

on interception/fumble returns. 

Red-zone effectiveness 

Union has been in the red zone 25 times 

during the first 7 games of the season, scoring 

18 times - a 72.0 scoring percentage. Union’s 

opponents have entered the red zone 32 times, 

but have scored 23 times - a 71.9 scoring 

percentage. 

However, Union has only scored 105 points 

while its opponents has tallied 151 points. The 

difference is that 5 of Union’s red-zone scores 

have been field goals with opponents racking 

up 21 TDs (2 of the PATs were no good) to go 

along with just 2 field goals. 

In last week’s 31-14 win, Union went 4 for 

5 in the red zone, scoring 3 TDs and 1 FG. The 

one failed trip ended with a missed 34-yard FG 

attempt. Campbellsville was 1 of 3 in the red 

zone, scoring on a 6-yard TD run. 

Kelly charging up the receiving list 

As a target for Waters, WR Shawn Kelly 

(5-8, 175, SR) is on pace to break some singleseason 

receiving and career records. 

With 43 receptions this season, Kelly now 

ranks 3rd on the all-time career receptions list. 

To date, he has 110 career receptions for 1,286 

yards, a 11.7 yard-per-reception average and 9 

TDs. Kelly became the 4th player to amass 100 

GAME NOTES 

2007 Mid-South Conference Standings & Stats 

Last Week’s Results 

UVa-Wise def. Belhaven, 69-28 

Bethel def. West Virginia Tech, 42-7 

Union def. Campbellsville, 31-14 

Georgetown def. Shorter, 37-2 

Pikeville def. Lambuth, 34-27 

Cumberlands (KY) def. Cumberland, 13-10 

*-MSC divisional game; All times are Eastern. 

catches in a career following his 6-reception 

performance against Cumberland on Oct. 6, and 

he moved past Jon Smith for 3rd on the all-time 

receiving list after his 7-catch showing versus 

Campbellsville on Oct. 13. He is now just 16 

receptions away from moving past Courtney 

Elesby for 2nd on the all-time receiving list. 

Kelly is having his best season to date as he 

has 43 catches for 544 yards and 4 TDs. Kelly’s 

EAST DIVISION 

Conference Overall 

School W L W L 

University of the Cumberlands 2 0 6 1 

UVa-Wise 1 0 6 1 

Pikeville College 1 0 3 4 

Georgetown College 0 1 3 3 

West Virginia Tech 0 1 1 6 

Union College 0 2 2 5 

WEST DIVISION 

Conference Overall 

School W L W L 

Bethel College 1 0 6 1 

Shorter College 1 0 5 2 

Lambuth University 1 0 2 5 

Belhaven College 0 1 2 5 

Cumberland University 0 1 1 5 

Campbellsville University 0 1 0 6 

This Week’s Schedule 

Union @ Frostburg State, 1 pm 

* Georgetown @ West Virginia Tech, 1:30 pm 

* Pikeville @ UVa-Wise, 1:30 pm 

* Shorter @ Belhaven, 2:30 pm 

* Campbellsville @ Lambuth, 2:30 pm 

* Cumberland (TN) @ Bethel, 8 pm 

Cumberlands (KY) - open 

*-MSC divisional game; All times are Eastern. 

MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 

The Mid-South Conference Football Players of the Week are James Haley (defensive) and Randy Hippeard (offensive) 

of Virginia-Wise, and Cumberland University’s Michael Hinson (special teams). 

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK 

Hippeard, the signal caller for the 11th-ranked Cavaliers, passed for 259 yards on 13 completions and 5 touchdowns 

during a 69-28 win over Belhaven College (2-5). The 6’3 junior from Stafford, Virginia, set the Wise career passing 

record with 6,694 passing yards in his career. He is currently third in the NAIA in passing (306 yards/game) and total 

offense (311 yards/game) and this is his second player of the week award this season. 

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK 

The MSC Defensive Player of the Week is UVa-Wise’s James Haley. The 5’11 sophomore from Gladys, Va. led the 

Cavalier defense with 10 total tackles in their 41-point victory over Belhaven. Haley added 1.5 tackles for a total loss of 

9 yards, as well as one sack and two pass break ups. Haley also returned a fumble 46 yards to set up a Cavalier score. 

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK 

Michael Hinson of Cumberland University (Tenn.) is the special teams player of the week. The 6’0 sophomore punter/ 

kicker, originally from Smyra, Tennessee, had five punts for 190 total yards with a long of forty-seven. He had three kickoffs 

for 175 yards (58 yards/kick) and nailed his only field goal of the day from 45 yards out. Cumberland (1-5) will travel 

to Bethel College this Saturday for an 8:00 pm kick-off. 

previous best season came during the 2005 

season when he hauled in 31 passes for 398 

yards and 4 TDs. He also became just the 13th 

player in program history to amass 40 or more 

receptions in a season. His 43 catches currently 

rank 11th on the all-time single-season receptions 

list. 

O’Neal tackles record 



LB Patrick O’Neal (6-1, 215, SR) has led 

Union in tackles in all three seasons he’s 

played, and he’s continued that theme during 

the first three games of the year. He already has 

87 total tackles, racking up school-record 20 

in the season opener against University of the 

Cumberlands (Ky.). 

In nine games last season, O’Neal recorded 

102 tackles and ranked third in the Mid-South 

and sixth in the NAIA with 11.3 tackles per 

game. 

With his 102 tackles in 2006, O’Neal became 

the first players since Herman Lovett in 2002 to 

record 100 or more tackles in a season. Lovette 

had 101 total tackles in 2002. 

For his career, O’Neal has 334 total tackles. 

John Luttrell holds the season and career tackle 

records at 135 and 392, respectively. If O’Neal 

is to break the career record, he will need to bag 

59 more tackles - which would break the season 

mark. 

O’Neal leads the MSC in tackles and ranks 

2nd in the NAIA with his 12.4 tackles per game. 

Young not showing his youth 

DB Terry Young (5-8, 160, FR) came up big 

in the 31-14 over Campbellsville on Oct. 13. He 

had just 6 total tackles (3 solos), but Young was 

responsible for 2 turnovers deep into Union territory. 

In the second quarter, he forced a fumble 

at the Bulldog 10-yard line as Campbellsville 

was threatening to score. The ensuing drive 

resulted in a 10-play, 90-yard scoring march. In 

the third, Campbellsville was driving and had 

the ball at the Union 8 when Young intercepted 

a pass at the goal line, preventing a Tiger score. 

Littleton no little man 

DB Josh Littleton (5-11, 185, SO) might’ve 

had just 3 total tackles against Cumberland on 

Oct. 6, but he arguably came up with two of the 

biggest defensive plays of the game. With the 

game scoreless in the second, Cumberland was 

driving deep into Union territory when Littleton 

picked off a Matt Eads pass at the goal line, 

returning it 33 yards in setting up the Bulldogs’ 

first scoring drive of the game. 

Late in the third with Union up 14-7, Littleton 

forced a fumble which was recoverd by DB 

Garry Barnett (5-9, 157, FR), setting up Union’s 

final scoring drive of the game. 

Running toward history 

RB Terence Pollock (5-9, 214, SO) had arguably 

the best rushing season for a freshman in 

program history as his 655 yards on the ground 

rank him 11th for most yards in a season. He 

became the 9th player in program history to 

rush for 1,000 yards in a career during the 21- 

14 win over Cumberland on Oct. 6. 

Thus far, Pollock has rushed for 422 yards 

on 116 carries this season, averaging 3.6 yards 

per carry. He currently has 1,077 career rushing 

yards on 271 carries - an average of 3.9 yards 

per carry. 

Location: Barbourville, Ky. 40906 

Founded: 1879 

Enrollment: 1,350 

Nickname: Bulldogs 

Colors: Orange and Black 

Stadium (capacity): Burch/Nau Field (2,500) 

Surface: Synthetic Sports Grass 

Affiliations: Mid-South Conference (football 

only) and NAIA 

President: Edward D. de Rosset (Berea ’67) 

Athletic Director: Darin S. Wilson (Union ’96) 

Office: (606) 546-1308 

Director of Compliance: Larry Inkster 

Associate AD: Tim Curry 

Assistant AD: Tommy Reid 

Athletic Secretary: Lana Faulkner 

Faculty Athletic Representive: Larry 

Inkster 

Football History 

First year of football: 1905* 

Post-Season Record: 0-0 (no post-season 

appearances) 

Last Post-Season Appearance: N/A 

All-Time Football Record: 153-210-17 (.425) 

Overall Record Since 1984: 89-143-3 (.385) 

Record at Home Since 1984: 51-59-3 (.465) 

Record on Road Since 1984: 39-82-0 (.322) 

Record at Neutral Sites Since 1984: 0-2-0 

(.000) 

Overall MSC Record: 50-83-1 (.377) 

MSC Championships: One (1992) 

*-football not sponsored at UC from 1907-21 

and 1942-83 

On Sept. 22 at Pikeville, Pollock rushed for 

over 100 yards for the 4th time his career. He 

ran for 127 yards on 23 carries with a long of 

19 yards. On the season, he has 289 yards on 85 

carries, averaging 3.4 yards per carry an 72.2 

yards per game. Pollock became the first player 

since Scotty Russell in 1994 to rush for 100 or 

more yards in three consecutive games in 2006. 

He galloped for 158 at Belhaven (Miss.) on Oct. 

7, 2006; 131 yards at Lambuth (Tenn.) on Oct. 

14, 2006; and 127 yards against Frostburg State 

on Oct. 21, 2006. 

UNION COLLEGE QUICK FACTS 

GAME NOTES 

Coaching Staff 

Head Coach: Tommy Reid 

Office: (606) 546-1707 

Alma Mater: Glenville State ’96 

Record: 20-45 (sixth year) 

Assistant Coaches: 

Andre Linn, Defensive Coordinator/DB 

John Gray, Defensive Line 

Marco Knorr, QB/WR 

Shaun Person, RB 

Kenneth Mitchell, LB 

Travis Bethel, S 

Junior Owen, OL 

Courtney Elesby, WR 

Athletic Trainer: Clay Butler 

Assistant Trainers: Lucius Willson, Ryan 

Georgi and Mark Campbell 

Team Information 

2006 Record: 3-7 (2-2 home, 1-4 road, 0-1 

neutral) 

2006 Mid-South Conference East Record, 

finish: 1-4, T-fifth 

Final National Rank: not ranked 

Starters Returning: 19 (10 offense, 7 defense, 

2 special teams) 

Starters Lost: 7 (2 offense, 3 defense, 2 

special teams) 

UC’s big-time return men 

DB Marekus Smith (5-10, 198, JR) set a 

school record for the longest fumble recovery 

return in the 41-17 loss at Shorter on Sept. 29 

when he picked up a loose ball and sprinted 85 

yards for a touchdown. The previous mark had 

been 77 yards when Lionel Watkins returned a 

fumble 77 yards for a score against Shorter on 

Oct. 29, 2005. 

This marked the second time this season that 

a Union player had a return of 85 yards. In the 

week 2 loss to Lambuth, DB/RS Antonio Dishman 

(5-10, 164, SO) returned a kickoff 85 yards 

for a touchdown. On the season, Dishman is 

averaging 26.8 yards per kickoff return, ranking 

him 13th in the NAIA. 

Harris’ Pick Three 

DB Ty Harris (5-11, 164, SO) tied the school 

record for interceptions in a game with 3 vs. 

Cumberlands in week one. He joins Lavarus 

McCloud and C.J. Westerman as the only ones 

in program history with a 3-INT game. 

However, Harris is the first to have accomplished 

the feat twice. He picked off three 

passes in a 23-20 win at NCAA Division II 

Chowan (N.C.) on Sept. 9, 2006. 

Harris has 7 career INTs. The school record 

is 12, which is held by Ernest Johnson. 

Harris currently ranks 9th in the NAIA in 

passes defended with 1.8 per game as he has 

defended 7 passes (3 INTs, 4 pass breakups). 

- UC - 



Union Offense 

Frostburg State Offense 

GAME NOTES 

LT 71 Quintin Borders 6-6 277 FR 

55 Patrick Kallendorf 6-0 249 SR 

LG 74 Brock Evans 6-0 281 SO 

66 Joe Mullinax 6-0 303 FR 

C 55 Patrick Kallendorf 6-0 249 SR 

67 J.D. Conley 6-0 260 SO 

RG 68 Chris Murphy 6-0 323 SR 

62 Mason Thompson 6-1 265 FR 

RT 69 Nick Ruggieri 6-3 271 SR 

76 Brandon Lack 6-4 297 SO 

TE 24 Jeff Howard 6-0 210 SO 

X 12 Kyle Callahan 6-0 197 JR 

8 P.J. Burrowes 6-1 177 FR 

Y 44 Shawn Kelly 5-8 175 SR 

82 Chris Collopy 5-11 195 SR 

Z 85 Ryan Chambers 6-1 192 SR 

81 Rolando Dyer 6-1 173 FR 

A 26 Terence Pollock 5-9 214 SO 

25 Antonio Drane 5-10 228 SO 

H 22 Ben Kelly 5-11 184 SO 

45 David Hammer 5-10 213 SR 

QB 18 Joey Waters 5-11 207 SR 

1 Abdul Gure 5-11 195 SO 

LT 59 Patrick Fears 6-2 250 FR 

70 Brandon Kunert 6-5 280 FR 

LG 62 Rob Holste 6-3 270 SO 

65 Greg Rhoades 6-3 285 SO 

C 71 Ben Crowder 6-0 270 SO 

75 Eric Hutchison 6-3 260 FR 

RG 66 Rob Hickman 6-3 280 JR 

69 Mike Zapalowicz 6-2 280 FR 

RT 72 Alex Tana 6-3 270 JR 

63 Beau Hickman 6-2 260 SO 

TE 84 Ben Tate 6-3 245 JR 

82 Jared McCormick 6-2 230 JR 

WR 5 Fred Howze 6-2 195 SR 

80 Ali Konteh 5-11 182 SO 

WR 6 Damian Shorter 5-8 150 SR 

9 Arien Heggs 5-9 185 JR 

FB 40 Donnie Snyder 5-9 190 JR 

14 Tyler Warn 5-11 180 SO 

RB 21 Anton Wade 6-2 215 FR 

18 Anthony King 6-0 180 FR 

QB 12 Andre Dixon 6-0 185 SR 

13 Josh Hager 5-9 190 SR 

Union Defense 

DE 40 Colby Wilson 5-10 250 SR 

58 Timmy Goodin 6-1 241 SO 

NG 93 Arthur Johnson 5-9 309 SO 

96 Michael Gold 6-2 250 SO 

DE 92 Ryan Baker 6-3 213 FR 

31 Patrick Burke 5-8 213 JR 

OLB 4 Depaul Peyton 5-9 211 JR 

2 Daniel Moody 6-0 175 FR 

MLB 42 Patrick O’Neal 6-1 225 SR 

47 Jeremy White 5-9 201 FR 

OLB 9 Marekus Smith 5-10 198 JR 

11 Josh Presley 5-11 214 SO 

CB 3 Ty Harris 5-11 164 SO 

21 Larry Taylor 5-8 159 FR 

CB 10 Garry Barnett 5-9 157 FR 

28 Antonio Dishman 5-10 164 SO 

SS 5 Jermey Agbomi 5-11 165 SO 

32 Deboris Owens 5-7 179 FR 

FS 16 Terry Young 5-8 160 FR 

27 Wayne Hensley 6-2 158 FR 

DB 41 Josh Littleton 5-11 185 SO 

5 Jermey Agbomi 5-11 165 SO 

Frostburg State Defense 

DE 91 Gabe Ellis 6-3 205 SR 

92 Stanley Epps 6-2 218 SO 

NG 96 Mike Lorentzen 6-1 215 JR 

77 Antoine Porter 5-11 245 SO 

DE 61 Collin Clifford 6-2 245 JR 

90 Daniel Pilkerton 6-4 250 JR 

OLB 32 Jim Robertson 5-11 195 SR 

8 Chindy Agugua 6-1 200 SO 

ILB 58 Matt Fleming 6-0 210 SO 

48 Wesley Lee 6-1 190 JR 

ILB 52 Tyrell Demby 6-2 220 FR 

46 Tim Wells 5-11 230 FR 

OLB 57 Tim Kline 6-1 220 FR 

29 Rob Stone 6-2 220 FR 

CB 34 Johan Owens 5-11 165 SR 

25 Femi Akande-Elemoso 5-8 185 FR 

CB 4 Derek Saunders 5-9 175 FR 

31 Mike Brown 5-10 170 FR 

S 2 Najier Frazier 5-11 190 SR 

3 Terryl Monroe 5-11 195 FR 

S 35 Derek Schrader 6-2 185 SR 

3 Terryl Monroe 5-11 195 FR 

Union Special Teams 

P 19 James Hager 6-0 173 FR 

K 19 James Hager 6-0 173 FR 

LS 40 Colby Wilson 5-10 250 SR 

PR 12 Kyle Callahan 6-0 197 JR 

KR 9 Marekus Smith 5-10 198 JR 

81 Rolando Dyer 6-1 173 FR 

Frostburg State Special Teams 

P 19 Nick Payne 6-2 205 SO 

49 Nathan Menhorn 5-11 165 SO 

K 49 Nathan Menhorn 5-11 165 SO 

19 Nick Payne 6-2 205 SO 

LS 37 Mike Schriner 6-3 190 FR 

57 Tim Kline 6-1 220 FR 

H 13 Josh Hager 5-9 190 SR 

10 Brian Brosnan 5-8 175 SO 

KR 9 Arien Heggs 5-9 185 JR 

21 Anton Wade 6-2 215 FR 

PR 9 Arien Heggs 5-9 185 JR 

21 Anton Wade 6-2 215 FR 



GAME NOTES 

Updated Record Book - Top Offensive Performances 

Top Rushing Seasons 

Top Passing Seasons 

Player 

Att. Yards YPC TDs Player 

Att-Comp-INT Yards TDs 

Clarence Mackey (1993) 208 1,158 5.6 13 Stanley Niece (2000) 414-222-18 2,373 17 

Scott Russell (1994) 202 1,046 5.2 10 Lee Worley (1992) 302-158-12 2,358 15 

Scott Russell (1995) 178 981 5.5 9 Joey Waters (2005) 297-184-11 2,059 21 

Clarence Mackey (1992) 188 978 5.2 11 Joey Waters (2007) 269-164-8 1,963 17 

T.C. McClish (1988) 175 896 4.9 6 Greg Duncum (1987) 296-163-20 1,906 9 

Scott Russell (1996) 190 827 4.4 3 Greg Duncum (1988) 237-131-13 1,835 8 

Kevin Bradshaw (1991) 114 703 6.1 7 Stanley Niece (1999) 350-160-10 1,827 10 

Nick Wooldridge (2003) 141 692 4.9 7 Lee Worley (1993) 229-116-18 1,679 8 

Clarence Mackey (1991) 128 686 5.3 4 Lee Worley (1991) 233-131-14 1,637 12 

Matt Pursel (2003) 126 656 5.2 6 Joey Waters (2007) 231-139-7 1,633 15 

All-Time Rushing Leaders Bart Elam (2001) 323-136-16 1,562 8 

Player 

Att. Yards YPC TDs Joey Waters (2004) 269-133-18 1,561 11 

Scott Russell (1994-96) 570 2,854 

Clarence Mackey (1991-93) 524 2,822 

5.0 22 

5.4 28 

Dominic Yuille (2002-05) 477 1,843 3.9 20 

John Booker (1998-01) 462 1,665 3.6 9 

Kevin Bradshaw (1990-92) 303 1,663 5.5 14 

Keith Wynn (1993-96) 402 1,210 3.0 13 

Matt Pursel (2002-04) 264 1,162 4.4 10 

Dayna Overton (1997-98) 218 1,107 5.1 10 

Terence Pollock (2006-pres.) 271 1,077 3.9 8 

All-Time Passing Leaders 

Player 

Att-Comp-INT Yards TDs 

Joey Waters (2003-pres.) 998-563-37 6,627 56 

Lee Worley (1990-93) 885-467-48 6,515 39 

Stanley Niece (1998-00) 977-496-39 5,524 28 

Keith Wynn (1993-96) 581-226-23 4,105 33 

Greg Duncum (1985-88) 598-323-35 3,966 21 

Top Receiving Seasons 

Player Rec. Yards YPR TDs 

Courtney Elesby (2005) 65 685 10.5 9 

Ernie Samuel (2001) 58 745 12.8 6 

Jay Reed (2000) 57 791 13.9 6 

Jim Maynor (2000) 55 805 14.6 8 

Pete Greene (1987) 52 569 10.9 3 

Brooks Charlton (2000) 50 452 9.0 1 

Mike Jones (1987) 48 530 11.4 8 

Pete Greene (1988) 47 729 15.5 4 

John Smith (1991) 47 663 14.1 4 

Brandon Hawkins (1999) 44 573 13.0 5 

Shawn Kelly (2007) 43 544 12.7 4 

Courntey Elesby (2004) 41 643 15.7 7 

Kevin Bradshaw (1992) 40 624 15.6 3 

All-Time Receiving Leaders 

Player Rec. Yards YPR TDs 

Pete Greene (1986-89) 148 2,082 14.1 16 

Courtney Elesby (2002-05) 125 1,582 12.8 16 

Shawn Kelly (2004-pres.) 110 1,286 11.7 9 

Jon Smith (1988-91) 106 1,630 15.4 10 

Ernie Samuel (2001-02) 95 1,161 12.1 7 

David Fairbanks (2003-06) 94 1,476 15.7 4 

Kevin Bradshaw (1990-92) 93 1,222 13.1 4 

Mike Jones (1986-89) 92 1,178 12.8 12 

Jim Maynor (1999-00) 85 1,413 16.6 13 

Brandon Hawkins (1998-99) 81 1,320 16.3 9 

Individual Records 

PASSING RECORDS 

Completions 

Game: Bart Elam, 34 vs. Belhaven (2001) 

Season: Stanley Niece, 222 (2000) 

Career: Joey Waters, 563 (2003-present) 

Attempts 

Game: Bart Elam, 63 vs. Belhaven (2001) 

Season: Stanley Niece, 414 (2000) 


Yards 

Game: Lee Worley, 396 vs. Georgetown (1993) 

Season: Stanley Niece, 2,373 (2000) 


Touchdowns 

Game: Greg Duncum, 5 vs. Lambuth (1986) 

Season: Joey Waters, 21 (2005) 


Interceptions 

Game: Joey Waters, 5 vs. Bethel (9-23-06), and 

Greg Duncum, 5 vs. Georgetown (1987) 

Season: Greg Duncum, 20 (1987) 

Career: Lee Worley, 48 (1990-93) 

RUSHING RECORDS 

Attempts 

Game: James Fletcher, 33 vs. TN Wesleyan (1985) 

Season: Clarence Mackey, 208 (1993) 

Career: Scott Russell, 570 (1994-96) 

Yards 

Game: James Fletcher, 214 vs. TN Wesleyan (1985) 

Season: Clarence Mackey, 1,158 (1993) 

Career: Scott Russell, 2,854 (1994-96) 

Touchdowns 

Game: Clarence Mackey, 4 vs. Tusculum (1993) 

Season: Clarence Mackey, 13 (1993) 

Career: Clarence Mackey, 28 (1991-93) 

RECEIVING RECORDS 

Catches 

Game: Jon Smith, 15 vs. Lambuth (1991) 

Season: Courtney Elesby, 65 (2005) 

Career: Pete Greene, 148 (1986-89) 

Yards 

Game: Chris Kearson, 247 vs. Georgetown (1993) 

Season: Chris Kearson, 825 (1993) 

Career: Pete Greene, 2,082 (1986-89) 

Touchdowns 

Game: Albert Pellingrino, 3 vs. Lambuth (1986) 

Season: Mike Jones, 8 (1987); Jim Maynor, 8 (2000) 

Career: Pete Greene, 16 (1986-89) and Courtney Elesby, 16 

(2002-05) 

SPECIAL TEAMS RECORDS 

Punt Returns 

Attempts: Kevin Bradshaw, 6 vs. Cumberland (KY) (1992) and Vic 

Wharton, 6 vs. Tusculum (1995) 

Season: Vic Wharton, 33 (1995) 

Career: Mike Jones, 72 (1986-89) 

Punt Return Yards 

Game: Kevin Bradshaw, 170 vs. Cumberland (KY) (1992) 

Season: Kevin Bradshaw, 484 (1992) 


Punt Return Touchdowns 

Game: Several with one 

Season: Mike Jones, 2 (1987) 


Kickoff Returns 

Game: Brandon Hawkins, 9 vs. Tiffin (1999) 

Season: Brandon Hawkins, 45 (1999) 

Career: Brandon Hawkins, 89 (1998-99) 

Kickoff Return Yards 

Game: Vic Wharton, 187 vs. Tusculum (1994) 

Season: Brandon Hawkins, 936 (1999) 

Career: Brandon Hawkins, 1,862 (1998-99) 

Kickoff Return Touchdowns 

Game: Several with one 

Season: James Fletcher, 2 (1985) and Vic Wharton, 2 (1994) 

Career: Vic Wharton, 3 (1994-95) 

Field Goals Made 

Game: Junior Distefano, 3 vs. Georgia Southwestern (1988); Jeremy 

Macejewski, 3 vs. West Virginia State (1995), vs. Cumberland 

University (1995), vs. Knoxville College (1996) 

Season: Jeremy Macejewski, 11 (1995) 

Career: Jeremy Macejewski, 36 (1993-96) 

Field Goals Attempted 

Game: Jeremy Macejewski, 4 vs. Georgetown (1993), vs. North 

Greenville (1996) & Jason Buster vs. Campbellsville (2004) 

Season: Matt Bergman, 19 (1998) 


Extra Points Made 

Game: Jeremy Macejewski, 10 vs. Chowan (1994) 



Extra Points Attempted 

Game: Jeremy Macejewski, 11 vs. Chowan (1994) 



Punt Attempts 

Game: Jeremy Macejewski, 12 vs. Campbellsville (1995) 

Season: Chris Hobbs, 81 (1999) 

Career: Brendon Miller, 189 (1988-91) 

Punting Yards 

Game: Matt Quick, 590 vs. Evansville (1987) 

Season: Chris Hobbs, 3,148 (1999) 

Career: Jason Buster, 6,808 (2003-05) 

SCORING RECORDS 

Points 

Game: Clarence Mackey, 26 vs. Tusculum (1993) 

Season: Clarence Mackey, Clarence Mackey, 90 (1993) 


Touchdowns 

Game: Clarence Mackey, 4 (all rushing) vs. Tusculum (1993) 

Season: Clarence Mackey, 14 (13 rushing, 1 receiving) (1993) 

Career: Clarence Mackey, 33 (28 rushing, 5 receiving) (1991-93) 

Two-point conversions 

Game: Jake Mayfield, 2 vs. West Virginia Tech (11-4-06), Dominic 

Yuille, 2 vs Kentucky Wesleyan (9-13-03), vs. Belhaven (9-11-04) 

and vs. Lambuth (10-8-05), and Nick Wooldridge, 2 vs. Bethel 

(10-11-03) 

Season: Dominic Yuille, 4 (2004) 

Career: Dominic Yuille, 10 (2002-05) 

DEFENSIVE RECORDS 

Total Tackles 

Game: Patrick O’Neal, 20 vs. Cumberlands (9-1-07) and John Fey, 

20 vs. Campbellsville (1997) 

Season: John Luttrell, 135 (1985) 

Career: John Luttrell, 392 (1984-87) 

Quarterback Sacks 

Game: Brandon Webb, 4.5 vs Georgetown (10-28-06) 

Season: Burley Burkhart, 17 (1985) 

Career: Burley Burkhart, 23 (1985-86) 

Interceptions 

Game: Ty Harris, 3 vs. Cumberlands (9-1-07), Ty Harris, 3 vs. 

Chowan (9-9-06), Lavarus McCloud, 3 vs. Cumberland (10-21-00) 

and C.J. Westerman, 3 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (1986) 

Season: Lavarus McCloud, 10 (2000) 

Career: Ernest Johnson, 12 (2002-05) 

Fumble Recoveries 

Game: Don Vandygriff, 4 vs. Campbellsville (1992) 

Season: Scottie Hines, 7 (1992) 

Career: Scottie Hines, 11 (1991-94) 

THE LONGEST ... 

Running Play from Scrimmage: 99 yards by Danya Overton vs. 

Tiffin (1998) (TD) 

Passing Play from Scrimmage: 95 yards, Keith Wynn to Brian 

Lavan vs. Urbana (1993) (TD) 

Kickoff Return: 100 yards by Chris St. John vs. Cumberland (TN) 

(1999) (TD) and by 

Tommy Oates vs. Georgetown (1991) (TD) 

Punt Return: 91 yards by Mike Jones vs. Hanover (1987) (TD) 

Field Goal: 47 yards by Brandon Cunningham vs. Western Kentucky 

(8-28-03), and Tim Philpot, vs. Lambuth (10-28-00) 

Punt: 74 yards by Brendon Miller vs. Georgetown (1991) 

Interception Return: 100 yards by John Fey vs. Bethel (1995) (TD) 

Fumble Return: 85 yards by Marekus Smith vs. Shorter (9-29-07) 

(TD) 

Team Season Records 

Passing 

Completions: 213 (1998); 238 (2000) 

Attempts: 414 (1999); 457 (2000) 

Yards: 2,546 (1993) 

Touchdowns: 25 (2005) 

Interceptions: 24 (2000) 

Rushing 

Attempts: 550 (1995) 

Yards: 2,497 (1995) 

Touchdowns: 29 (1992 and 1994) 

Scoring 

Points: 334 (1994) 


Rushing TDs: 29 (1992 and 1994) 

Passing TDs: 19 (2004) 

Two-Point Conversions: 6 (2005) 

Kickoff Returns 

Attempts: 60 (1999) 

Yards: 1,357 (1998) 


Average: 24.0 (1994) 

Punt Returns 

Attempts: 33 (1995) 

Yards: 484 (1992) 

Touchdowns: 2 (1987) 

Average: 16.6 (1992) 

Miscellaneous 

First Downs: 211 (1992) 

Interceptions: 21 (1990) 

Penalties: 106 (2000) 

Safeties: 2 (1993 and 2001) 



2007 Union Bulldogs Roster 

GAME NOTES 

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

1 Abdul Gure QB SO 5-11 195 Scottdale, Ga./Clarkston 

2 Daniel Moody LB R-FR 6-0 175 New Castle, Ky./Henry County 

3 Ty Harris DB SO 5-11 164 Monroe, Ga./Monroe Area 

4 Depaul Peyton LB JR 5-9 211 Lexington, Ky./Lafayette 

5 Jeremy Agbomi DB SO 5-11 165 Cincinnati, Ohio/Western Hills 

6 Stefon Filer DB FR 5-8 139 Ocala, Fla./North Marion 

7 Stephen Hunter WR SO 6-1 196 Pineville, Ky./Bell County 

8 P.J. Burrowes WR R-FR 6-1 177 Middlesboro, Ky./Middlesboro 

9 Marekus Smith DB JR 5-10 198 Lithonia, Ga./Redan 

10 Garry Barnett DB R-FR 5-9 157 Bowling Green, Ky./Warren Central 

11 Josh Presley LB SO 5-11 214 Sweetwater, Tenn./Sweetwater 

12 Kyle Callahan WR JR 6-0 197 Covington, Ky./Covington Catholic 

13 Kyle Sasser LB JR 5-8 199 Lakeland, Fla./Lake Gibson 

14 Justin Taylor DB FR 5-10 177 Lawrenceville, Ga./Central Gwinnett 

16 Terry Young DB FR 5-8 160 Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park 

17 Zach Churchwell QB FR 6-0 228 Pineville, Ky./Pineville 

18 Joey Waters QB SR 5-11 207 McDonough, Ga./Union Grove 

19 James Hager K/P FR 6-0 173 Micanopy, Fla./PK Yonge 

21 Larry Taylor RB FR 5-8 159 Frankfort, Ky./Franklin County 

22 Ben Kelly RB SO 5-11 184 Cold Springs, Ky./Newport Central 

23 Lee Miles RB R-FR 5-7 178 Ross, Ohio/Ross 

24 Jeff Howard RB SO 6-0 210 Pathfork, Ky./Bell County 

25 Antonio Drane RB SO 5-10 228 Louisville, Ky./Butler 

26 Terence Pollock RB SO 5-9 214 Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park 

27 Wayne Hensley DB R-FR 6-2 158 Gray, Ky./Knox Central 

28 Antonio Dishman DB SO 5-10 164 Louisville, Ky./Desales 

30 Marcus McGinnis DB R-FR 5-10 168 Louisville, Ky./Doss 

31 Patrick Burke DL JR 5-8 213 Erlanger, Ky./Covington Catholic 

32 Deboris Owens DB FR 5-7 179 Monroe, Ga./Monroe Area 

37 Cristian Martinez DB FR 5-8 161 Gainesville, Fla./P.K. Yonge 

38 Brandon Willis RB FR 5-9 200 Hazard, Ky./Perry County 

39 James Jones RB R-FR 6-0 175 Stearns, Ky./McCreary Central 

40 Colby Wilson DL SR 5-10 250 Livermore, Ky./McLean County 

41 Josh Littleton DB SO 5-11 185 Waverly Hall, Ga./Flint River 

42 Patrick O’Neal LB SR 6-1 225 Lula, Ga./East Hall 

43 Jimmy Dalton LB FR 5-11 190 Owenton, Ky./Owen County 

44 Shawn Kelly WR SR 5-8 175 Owenton, Ky./Newport Central 

45 David Hammer RB SR 5-10 213 Edmonton, Ky./Metcalfe County 

46 Mykhal Briones DB FR 5-8 157 Watkinsville, Ga./Oconee County 

47 Jeremy White LB R-FR 5-9 201 Sevierville, Tenn./Seymour 

48 Kevin Greggs DB FR 5-11 161 Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park 

49 Eddie Johns RB R-FR 5-10 227 New Smyrna Beach, Fla./New Smyrna Beach 

51 Stephen Cutler LB FR 6-1 205 Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park 

53 Cain Sams DL FR 5-9 274 Pineville, Ky./Pineville 

55 Patrick Kallendorf OL SR 6-0 249 Dayton, Ky./Newport Central 

56 Elige Powell OL FR 5-10 308 Nicholasville, Ky./East Jessamine 

58 Timmy Goodin DL SO 6-1 241 Pineville, Ky./Pineville 

59 Trey Gertsen OL JR 6-1 260 Flowery Branch, Ga./East Hall 

60 Eric Lindhorst OL FR 6-2 265 Loveland, Ohio/Moeller 

62 Mason Thompson OL FR 6-1 265 Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park 

63 Michael Culver DL FR 5-10 205 Williamsburg, Ky./Whitley County 

65 Curtis Hoskins OL FR 6-2 260 Lafollette, Tenn./Campbell County 

66 Joe Mullinax OL FR 6-0 303 Canton, Ga./Cherokee 

67 J.D. Conley OL SO 6-0 260 Ashland, Ky./Boyd County 

68 Chris Murphy OL SR 6-0 323 Louisville, Ky./Butler 

69 Nick Ruggieri OL SR 6-3 271 Afton, Tenn./Chuckey-Doak 

70 Zach Glascock DL FR 6-0 276 Camden, Ind./Carroll 

71 Quintin Borders OL R-FR 6-6 277 Lexington, Ky./Bryan Station 

74 Brock Evans OL SO 6-0 281 Maryville, Tenn./Maryville 

76 Brandon Lack OL SO 6-4 297 Cookeville, Tenn./Cookeville 

78 Steven Rogers OL R-SO 6-1 322 Besty Lane, Ky./Betsy Lane 

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

80 Stephen Filer WR FR 5-8 140 Ocala, Fla./North Marion 

81 Rolando Dyer WR FR 6-1 173 Lawrenceburg, Ga./Central Gwinnett 

82 Chris Collopy WR SR 5-11 195 Manchester, Ky./Clay County 

84 Ray Norman WR FR 6-3 184 Somerset, Ky./Somerset 

85 Ryan Chambers WR SR 6-1 192 McDonough, Ga./Union Grove 

86 John Wooton DL JR 6-0 220 Hyden, Ky./Leslie County 

87 Demetrius Hicks WR FR 6-0 155 Frankfort, Ky./Franklin County 

88 Adam Smith TE R-FR 6-1 202 Flat Lick, Ky./Knox Central 

89 Amondo Harris WR JR 6-1 180 Bishopville, S.C./Lee Central 

90 Quentin Penn DL FR 6-0 223 Daytona Beach, Fla./Atlantic 

91 Nick Charles DL FR 6-1 230 Salem, Va./Salem 

92 Ryan Baker DL R-FR 6-3 213 Ross, Ohio/Ross 

93 Arthur Johnson DL SO 5-9 309 New Smyrna Beach, Fla./New Smyrna Beach 

95 Jason Hammontree DL R-FR 6-1 239 Greenback, Tenn./Greenback 

96 Michael Gold DL SO 6-2 250 Baltimore, Ohio/Liberty Union 

Head Coach: Tommy Reid 

Assistant Coaches: 

Marco Knorr (Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers) 

Shaun Person (Running Backs) 

Junior Owen (Offensive Line) 

Andre Linn (Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs) 

John Gray (Defensive Line) 

Kenneth Mitchell (Linebackers) 

Travis Bethel (Safeties) 

Courtney Elesby (Wide Receivers) 

Pronunciation Guide 

No. Name 

Pronunciation 

1 Abdul Gure (AB-dool GOO-ray) 

5 Jeremy Agbomi (Jer-u-me ag-BOMB-ee) 

9 Marekus Smith (MER-ek-us Smith) 

19 James Hager (james HAY-grr) 

32 Deboris Owens (DEE-bore-is Owens) 

46 Mykal Briones (Michael Bri-OWN-es) 

55 Patrick Kallendorf (pa-trick CAL-lin-dorf) 

56 Elige Powell (E-lie-jah powell) 

59 Trey Gertsen (trey GURT-sun) 

60 Eric Lindhorst (Eric lynn-HORST) 

66 Joe Mullinax (joe mole-i-nax) 

69 Nick Ruggieri (nick RUE-jeer-ee) 

82 Chris Collopy (chris CALL-u-pee) 

86 John Wooton (john WOO-ten) 



2007 Frostburg State Bobcat Roster 

GAME NOTES 

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School 

2 Najier Frazier DB 5-11 190 Sr. Bowie, Md./Duval 

3 Terryl Monroe DB 5-11 195 Fr. Temple Hills, Md./Dematha 

4 Derek Saunders DB 5-9 175 Fr. Laurel, Md./Palotti 

5 Fred Howze WR 6-2 195 Sr. Upper Marlboro, Md./FTH Catholic 

6 Damian Shorter WR 5-8 150 Sr. Waldorf, Md./Henry E. Lackey 

7 Mike Iheakanwa LB 6-3 215 So. Lantham, Md/ Duval 

8 Chindy Agugua LB 6-1 200 So. Gaithersburg, Md./ Watkins Mill 

9 Arien Heggs WR 5-9 185 Jr. Arlington, Va./Wakefield 

10 Brian Brosnan QB 5-8 175 So. Leesburg, Va./Heritage 

11 Chris Potter K 6-0 175 Fr. Denton, Md./North Caroline 

12 Andre Dixon QB 6-0 185 Sr. Washington D.C./Mansfield Catholic 

13 Joshua Hager QB 5-9 175 Sr. Baltimore, Md./Eastern Tech 

14 Johan Owens DB 5-11 165 Sr. Baltimore, Md./ City College 

15 Dale Piercy QB 6-1 210 So. Dundalk, Md./ Patapsco 

17 Trey Weatherholtz WR 5-10 155 So. Dundalk, Md./Patapsco 

18 Anthony King RB 6-0 180 Fr. Germantown, Md./Northwest 

19 Nicholas Payne K/P 6-2 205 So. Frostburg, Md./Northern Garrett 

20 Shanorm Young RB 5-9 205 Sr. Baltimore, Md./Baltimore Polytechnic 

21 Anton Wade RB 6-2 215 Fr. Baltimore, Md./Patterson 

22 Matt Clark RB 5-7 150 So. Suitland, Md./Crossland 

23 Joe Sartori LB 6-1 205 Fr. Woodbine, Md./Glenelg 

24 Montero Douglas RB/DB 5-11 180 Fr. Camp Springs, Md./Crossland 

25 Femi Akande-Elemoso DB 5-8 185 Fr. Silver Spring, Md./Montgomery Blair 

26 Deshawn Lewis DB 6-2 175 Fr. Bowie, Md./Largo 

28 Carlos Brevard DB 5-10 180 Fr. Bowie, Md./Bowie 

29 Rob Stone LB 6-2 210 Fr. Derwood, Md./Magruder 

30 Aaron Huber DB 5-8 164 Sr. Leesburg, Va./Loudoun County 

31 Mike Brown DB 5-10 170 Fr. District Heights, Md./ Suitland 

32 Jim Robertson LB 5-11 195 Sr. Sussex , N.J./High Point 

33 Danny Von Ahn WR 5-11 200 So. Sussex, Md./ High Point 

34 Tyler Warn RB 5-11 180 So. Frostburg, Md./Nothern Garrett 

35 Derek Schrader DB 6-2 185 Sr. Myersdale, Pa./Meyersdale 

36 Justin Ratliff DB 5-7 160 Fr. Oakland, Md./Southern Garrett 

37 Mike Shriner LS 6-3 190 Fr. Annapolis, Md./St. Mary’s 

38 Raymond Otlowski FB 5-11 200 Fr. Wilmington, Del./St. Marks 

40 Donnie Snyder FB 5-9 190 Jr. Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin 

41 Travis Blair LB 6-1 200 Fr. Upper Marlboro, Md./Oxen Mill 

42 Brendan Clancy LB 6-1 205 Jr. Ellicott City, Md./Mt. Hebron 

43 Blake Elm FB 5-8 200 Sr. Crofton, Md./Arundel 

45 Robert Bechtel LB 6-1 220 Fr. Hagerstown, Md./North Hagerstown 

46 Tim Wells LB 5-11 230 Fr. Ashburn, Va./Stonebridge 

47 Tim Arnold 

48 Wesley Lee LB 6-1 190 Jr. Clinton, Md./ Surratsville 

49 Nathan Menhorn K 5-11 165 So. Berlin, Pa./Berlin Brothersvalley 

50 Kevin Biegel OL 5-7 240 Fr. Clarksville, Md./River Hill 

51 Jonathan Shaffner OL 6-0 220 Fr. Townsend, Md./Caravel Academy 

52 Tyrell Demby LB 6-2 220 Fr. Aberdeen, Md./Aberdeen 

53 Sean Perry LB 5-10 210 rs/Fr. Camp Hill Pa./Camp Hill 

54 Justin Shockley LB 6-1 225 Jr. Middleburg, Va./Lounden County 

55 Kyle Zearing LB 6-0 195 Jr. Ebensburg, Pa./Central Cambria 

56 Anthony Biagianti FB 6-2 205 Fr. Charlestown, Md./Perryville 

57 Tim Kline LB 6-1 220 Fr. Gaithersburg, Md./Magruder 

58 Matt Fleming LB 6-0 210 So. Elkton, Md./Elkton 

59 Patrick Fears OL 6-2 250 Fr. Washington, D.C./Archbishop Carroll 

60 Justin Symth OL 6-3 280 Fr. Abington, Pa./Abington 

61 Collin Clifford DL 6-2 245 Jr. Rockville, Md./Richard Montgomery 

62 Rob Holste OL 6-3 270 So. Walkersville, Md./Walkersville 

63 Beau Hickman OL 6-2 260 So. Thurmont, Md./Catoctin 

64 George Metalinos OL 6-3 315 So. Wheaton, Md./ Einstein 

65 Greg Rhoades OL 6-3 285 So. Waldorf, Md./Stone 

66 Robert Hickman OL 6-3 260 Jr. Fort Washington, Md./Crossland 

67 Donald Kus OL 6-2 280 Fr. Baltimore, Md./Archbishop Curley 

68 Casey Cherneski OL 6-1 290 Fr. Crofton, Md./South River 

69 Mike Zapalowicz OL 6-2 280 Fr. Bel Air, Md./Hardford Technical 

70 Brandon Kunert OL 6-5 280 Fr. Hampstead, Md./North Carroll 

71 Ben Crowder OL 6-0 270 So. Boyerton, Va./ Bluestone 

72 Alex Tana OL 6-3 270 Jr. Perry Hall, Md./Perry Hall 

73 Michael Bonuccelli DL 6-4 330 So. Bowie, Md./Gonzaga 

74 Keith Barnwell OL 6-3 280 Fr. Baltimore, Md./Forest Park 

75 Eric Hutchison OL 6-3 260 Fr. Glenwood, Md./Glenelg 

76 Mike Schwager OL 6-2 250 So. Reistertown, Md./ Carson Long Military Ins. 

77 Antoine Porter DL 5-11 245 So. Forestville, Md./ Frederick Douglas 

78 Michael Hebb OL 6-1 300 Fr. Edgewater, Md./South River 

79 Isaac Jones OL 6-3 340 Fr. Laurel, Md./Laurel 

80 Ali Konteh WR 5-11 182 So. Hyattsville, Md./Northwestern Hyattsville 

81 Matt Fowler WR 6-1 190 So. Baltimore, Md./Perry Hall 

82 Jared McCormick TE 6-2 230 Jr. Berlin, Pa./Berlin Brothersvalley/IUP 

83 Chris Pannebaker WR 5-11 170 Fr. New Enterprise, Pa./Northern Bedford 

84 Benjamin Tate TE 6-3 245 Jr. Camp Springs, Md./Crossland 

85 Michael Bryant WR 5-11 170 So. Baltimore, Md./ Eastern Tech 

86 Daniel Marin WR 5-11 185 So. Odenton, Md./ Arundel 

87 Lew Lahay WR 5-10 175 So. Reistertown, Md./Franklin 

88 Tyler Good TE 6-4 220 Fr. Berlin, Pa./Berlin Brothersvalley 

89 Chris Papanicolas TE 6-3 195 So. Jefferson, Md./Brunswick 

90 Daniel Pilkerton DL 6-4 250 Sr. Glen Burnie, Md./Old Mill 

91 Gabe Ellis DL 6-3 185 Sr. Laurel, Del./Delmar 

92 Stanley Epps, Jr. DE 6-2 218 So. Baltimore, Md./Patterson 

93 Mike Britt DL 6-2 230 Fr. Hollywood, Md./Leonardtown 

94 Kirk Sweeney DL 5-11 215 Fr. New Bloomfield, Pa./Carson Long Military Aca. 

95 Samoris Hall DL 6-2 265 Fr. Fort Washington, Md./Friendly 

96 Mike Lorentzen DL 5-11 215 Jr. Leonardtown, Md./Leonardtown 

97 Alex Cheatham DL 6-3 245 Fr. Berryville, Md./Randolph-Macon Academy 



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Sept. 1, 2007 

GAME 1 - CUMBERLANDS 

UNION 19 

CUMBERLANDS 24 

CORBIN, Ky. - A trio of Bulldogs netted milestones in Union 

College’s season opener; however, it was the Patriots of University 

of the Cumberlands (Ky.) that were celebrating as Cumberlands 

pulled out the 24-19 decision Saturday to hang on to the Brass 

Lantern at Campbell Field in Corbin, Ky. 

Senior linebacker Patrick O’Neal (Lula, Ga.) tied the school record 

for tackles in a game with 20, equaling the mark set by John Fey 

which was set back in 1997. Sophomore defensive back Ty Harris 

(Monroe, Ga.) picked off three passes to equal the school record. 

Harris has now twice accomplished the feat and joins Lavarus 

McCloud and C.J. Westerman as the only ones to achieve the milestone. 

Senior quarterback Joey Waters (McDonough, Ga.) became 

the first player in school history to amass 40-plus touchdown passes 

as he now stands alone in that category with 41. 

But it went all for naught as Cumberlands was able to hold strong 

and pull out the five-point win to keep the Brass Lantern for the 

second year in a row. 

The contest was also a Mid-South Conference East showdown 

as Cumberlands improved to 1-0 overall and 1-0 in MSC East play. 

Union dropped to 0-1 overall and 0-1 in league play. 

Although Union won the turnover battle as Cumberlands coughed 

it up four times to Union’s two, the last Bulldog miscue ultimately 

proved costly. 

Down 17-13 with just over four minutes to play, Brian Abshire 

picked off a Waters pass and returned it 58 yards for a touchdown to 

give Cumberlands a 24-13 cushion with 3:58 to play. 

Not ready to give up, Union covered 60 yards in four plays to cut 

into the deficit. Waters hooked up with Kyle Callahan (Covington, 

Ky.) for a 33-yard touchdown pass, making it 24-19 with 2:58 

remaining. The Bulldogs went for two but Waters was stopped just 

short of the goal line. 

Union, though, would not get a chance to take the lead. Cumberlands 

took the ensuring possession and ran out the clock. A Kyle 

King 24-yard run sealed the victory as it put the ball on the Union 8 

with just over a minute left with one timeout left for Union. 

Cumberlands outgained Union 323-312 in total offense with 248 

yards coming on the ground. King led Cumberlands with 92 yards 

and two scores on 25 carries. Bob Evans ran for 61 yards on five 

carries. King also completed 5-of-15 passes for 75 yards. 

Waters tossed 24-of-39 passes for 249 yards and two touchdowns. 

Callahan hauled in seven passes for 70 yards and two 

scores, while Chris Collopy (Manchester, Ky.) pulled down six for 47 

yards. Shawn Kelly (Owenton, Ky.) had four catches for 71 yards. 

Union rushed for 63 yards with Lee Miles (Ross, Ohio) leading the 

way with 52. 

SCORE BY QUARTERS 

UNION 3 0 3 13 -19 

CUMBERLANDS 0 7 3 14 -24 

SCORING SUMMARY 

1st - UC - Hager 22 FG 

2nd - CUMB - King 4 run (Meade kick) 

3rd - UC - Hager 41 FG 

CUMB - Meade 38 FG 

4th - CUMB - King 1 run (Meade kick) 

UC - Callahan 1 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

CUMB - Abshire 58 INT return (Meade kick) 

UC - Callahan 33 pass from Waters (Kelly pass failed) 

TEAM STATS UC CUMB 

First Downs 16 20 

Rushes-Yards 29-63 49-248 

Passing Yards 249 75 

Passes (C-A-I) 24-39-2 5-15-3 

Total Offense Plays-Yards 68-312 64-323 

Punts-Average 4-38.0 3-42.0 

Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-1 

Penalties-Yards 8-74 5-35 

Time of Possession 30:30 29:30 

Third-Down Conversions 7 of 17 6 of 13 

Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 1 of 1 

Sacks By-Yards 0-0 1-13 

UNION 

RUSHING Att Gain Lost Net TD Lg 

Milles 14 66 14 52 0 15 

Callahan 1 9 0 9 0 9 

PASSING Att Comp Int Yds TD Lg 

Waters 39 24 2 249 2 35 

RECEIVING No Yds TD Lg 

Callahan 7 70 2 33 

Collopy 6 47 0 13 

CUMBERLANDS 


King 25 104 12 92 2 24 

Evans 5 65 4 61 0 25 


King 15 5 3 75 0 28 


Jeffers 2 43 0 28 

Jones 2 22 0 12 

GAME 2 - LAMBUTH 

Sept. 8, 2007 

LAMBUTH 48 

UNION 44 

BARBOURVILLE, Ky. - Christening its new synthetic turf field, 

Union College covered the field numerous times Saturday. However, 

it was visiting Lambuth (Tenn.) University that left happy as it 

outlasted Union 48-44. 

A common belief is that play is faster on synthetic turf rather than 

grass. And it sure appeared to be the case at Burch/Nau Field as 

Union and Lambuth combined for 800 yards in total offense as well 

as 440 kickoff return yardage. 

The Eagles (1-1 overall) racked up 451 yards in total offense with 

244 coming on the ground and 207 through the air. Meanwhile, the 

Bulldogs (0-2 overall) compiled 349 yards in total offense with 335 

coming through the air and just 14 rushing. 

Senior quarterback Joey Waters (McDonough, Ga.) had a field 

day as he completed 26-of-35 passes for 335 yards and four touchdowns. 

More importantly, he had no interceptions. 

Shawn Kelly (Owenton, Ky.) had a big day as he hauled in seven 

passes for 139 yards and two scores. Kyle Callahan (Covington, 

Ky.) pulled down a team-high eight catches for 79 yards, while 

Rolondo Dyer (Lawrenceburg, Ga.) had three receptions for 51 

yards and a touchdown. 

Running back Terence Pollock (Orange Park, Fla.) led the Bulldog 

ground attack with 43 yards on 20 carries as he also caught three 

passes for 27 yards and a score. 

Both teams came out firing on all cylinders. The two squads 

combined for 28 first-quarter points and Lambuth held a 34-30 edge 

at the half. 

The Bulldogs took the opening possession of the second half 

and drove the ball 57 yards on eight plays to take the lead. Waters 

capped the drive with a nine-yard bootleg run, making it 37-34 with 

11:30 to play in the third. 

With 7:45 to go in the third, Kevin Haynes scored his third touchdown 

of the game on a three-yard run, capping a nine-play, 65-yard 

march by the Eagles. Following Chris McGinn’s PAT, Lambuth led 

41-37. 

Union reclaimed the lead just before time expired in the third. 

With three seconds remaining, Waters hooked up with Pollock on 

a screen play that covered 15 yards for the score, giving Union a 

44-41 lead. 

But on the ensuing kickoff, Allen Ervin returned the ball 50 yards 

to the Union 38 to give the Eagles a short field to work with. Eight 

plays later, Mark Kelley hit Clint Anderson in the back of the end 

zone for a four-yard scoring strike as Lambuth claimed a 48-44 lead 

with 10:53 to play. 


LAMBUTH 14 20 7 7 -48 

UNION 14 16 14 0 -44 


1st - LU - Haynes 32 run (McGinn kick) 

UC - Kelly 18 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

LU - Haynes 2 run (McGinn kick) 

UC - Dishman 85 KO return (Hager kick) 

2nd - UC - Hager 32 FG 

LU - Talley 47 pass from Kelley (McGinn kick) 

LU - Smith 15 fumble recovery (McGinn kick) 

UC - Kelly 29 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

LU - Ervin 1 run (McGinn kick blocked) 

UC - Dyer 28 pass from Waters (Kelly rush failed) 

3rd - UC - Waters 9 run (Hager kick) 

LU - Haynes 3 run (McGinn kick) 

UC - Pollock 15 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

4th - LU - Anderson 4 pass from Kelley (McGinn kick) 

TEAM STATS LU UC 




Passes (C-A-I) 12-18-0 26-35-0 









LAMBUTH 


Haynes 28 141 2 139 3 32 

Ervin 12 98 2 96 1 57 


Kelley 18 12 0 207 2 47 


Smith 4 52 0 29 

Hargrove 3 63 0 36 

UNION 


Pollock 20 54 11 43 0 13 

B. Kelly 2 13 0 13 0 12 


Waters 35 26 0 335 4 29 



S. Kelley 7 139 2 29 

GAME 3 - MALONE 

Sept. 15, 2007 

UNION 21 

MALONE 55 

CANTON, Ohio - Malone (Ohio) College reeled off 27 first-quarter 

points as it defeated visiting Union College 55-21 Saturday at 

Fawcett Stadium. 

The Pioneers (2-1 overall) jumped out to a 20-0 lead before the 

Bulldogs (0-3 overall) cracked the scoring column. Malone tacked 

on Derek Deardorff 14-yard touchdown reception in the second as it 

took a 34-7 cushion into the half. 

Joey Waters (McDonough, Ga.) hit Kyle Callahan (Covington, Ky.) 

for 10-yard touchdown pass at the 13:12 mark in the third, cutting 

the margin to 34-14. However, Malone scored twice in the period to 

stretch the margin to 48-14. 

Waters hit Shawn Kelly (Owenton, Ky.) for a 5-yard scoring strike 

in the fourth for the Bulldogs’ final tally. But it was too little, too late 

as Malone recorded the 55-21 victory. 

Malone outgained Union 479-247 in total offense. Malone racked 

up 362 yards through the air and 117 on the ground, while Union 

had 240 yards passing and only seven yards rushing. 

Waters completed 20-of-34 passes for 221 yards and three scores 

while having three passes picked off. Callahan pulled down six 

passes for 138 yards and a touchdown. 


UNION 7 0 7 7 -21 

MALONE 27 7 14 7 -55 


1st - MC - Payton 2 run (Skvor kick failed) 

MC - Payton 16 pass from Orsagh (Skvor kick) 

MC - Deardorff 9 pass from Orsagh (Skvor kick) 

UC - Chambers 32 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

MC - Clapham 22 pass from Orsagh (Skvor kick) 

2nd - MC - Deardorff 14 pass from Orsagh (Skvor kick) 

3rd - UC - Callahan 10 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

MC - Johnson 9 pass from Orsagh (Skvor kick) 

MC - Cruise 77 fumble recovery (Skvor kick) 

4th - UC - Kelly 5 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

MC - Roden 12 INT return (Skvor kick) 

TEAM STATS UC MC 




Passes (C-A-I) 21-35-3 31-42-0 









UNION 


Pollock 18 50 25 25 0 17 

Miles 2 1 10 -9 0 1 


Waters 34 20 3 221 3 70 



Pollock 3 9 0 4 

MALONE 


Jefferson 8 37 1 36 0 8 

Payton 11 31 1 30 1 7 


Orsagh 28 22 0 294 4 34 


Deardroff 7 85 2 20 

Johnson 6 50 1 13 



GAME NOTES 

GAME 4 - PIKEVILLE 

Sept. 22, 2007 

UNION 12 

PIKEVILLE 34 

PIKEVILLE, Ky. - Senior Joey Waters reached a couple more 

milestones, and sophomore Terence Pollock recorded over 100 

yards rushing, but it wasn’t enough as host Pikeville (Ky.) College 

handed Union College a 34-12 Mid-South Conference East defeat 

Saturday. 

The loss extended the Bulldogs’ losing skid to 10 games as they 

are now 0-4 overall and 0-2 in MSC East play, while the Bears 

improved to 2-2 overall and 1-0 in league play. 

Waters (McDonough, Ga.) completed 23-of-43 passes for 260 

yards and two touchdowns, making him the first player in program 

history with 50 career scoring tosses. Also, he moved into second 

place on the all-time passing list with 5,729 career passing yards, 

overtaking Stanley Niece who amassed 5,524 passing yards. Waters 

needs 787 more yards to become the all-time leading passer. 

Lee Worley sits atop the list with 6,515 passing yards. 

Pollock (Orange Park, Fla.) had his best day rushing the ball this 

season as he galloped for 127 yards on 23 carries. 

However, it wasn’t enough as Pikeville’s defense bent but didn’t 

break in posting the 22-point decision. 

Union amassed more first downs than Pikeville with a 24-19 edge. 

And the Bears only outgained the Bulldogs 383-372 in total offense. 

Still, Union was unable to put points on the board in large part due 

to turnovers. 

The Bulldogs fumbled the ball away three times and had two 

passes intercepted. Add to that the fact Union turned the ball over 

on downs twice, it resulted in a rough night offensively. 

Union scored first when Waters hit Kyle Callahan (Covington, Ky.) 

on a 10-yard scoring play. The PAT was blocked, leaving it 6-0 with 

7:46 to go in the first. 

Pikeville’s begin clicking in the second as it posted two scores to 

take a 14-6 lead into the half. Dan Wideman hit Demarc Anderson 

for two 16-yard scoring passes - the second one coming with 

14 seconds to play in the second, to lift the Bears to the 14-6 

advantage. 

After a scoreless third quarter, Wideman found De’Von Joseph 

for a 22-yard strike to make it 21-6 with 9:53 to play. De’Rail Sims 

scored on a 1-yard plunge to extend the Bears’ lead to 28-6 at the 

6:32 mark. 

The Bulldogs continued to show some fight as they covered 60 

yards in four plays for their next score. Waters hit Rolondo Dyer 

(Lawrenceburg, Ga.) for a 40-yard scoring play to pull Union within 

28-12 with 5:42 remaining. Once again, the PAT was blocked. 

Pikeville sealed the victory when Brando Richards returned an 

interception 48 yards for a touchdown with 52 seconds to play. The 

two-point conversion was no good, making the final 34-12. 

Shawn Kelly (Owenton, Ky.) hauled in eight catches for 79 yards, 

while Callahan pulled in six for 53 yards and a score. 

For Pikeville, Wideman completed 15-of-29 passes for 140 yards 

and three scores while rushing for 146 yards on 20 carries. 


UNION 6 0 0 6 -12 

PIKEVILLE 0 14 0 20 -34 


1st - UC - Callahan 10 pass from Waters (Hager kick blocked) 

2nd - PC - Anderson 16 pass from Wideman (Chilton kick) 

PC - Anderson 16 pass from Wideman (Chilton kick) 

4th - PC - Joseph 22 pass from Wideman (Chilton kick) 

PC - Sims 1 run (Chilton kick 

UC - Dyer 40 pass from Waters (Hager kick blocked) 

PC - Richards 48 INT return (Ramsey pass failed) 

TEAM STATS UC PC 




Passes (C-A-I) 23-43-2 15-29-1 









UNION 


Pollock 23 142 15 127 0 19 

B. Kelly 1 1 0 1 0 1 


Waters 43 23 2 260 2 40 


S. Kelly 8 79 0 23 


PIKEVILLE 


Wideman 20 164 18 146 0 21 

Joseph 18 86 2 84 0 14 


Wideman 29 15 1 140 3 30 


Anderson 5 43 2 16 

Joseph 2 19 1 22 

GAME 5 - SHORTER 

Sept. 29, 2007 

UNION 17 

SHORTER 41 

ROME, Ga. - Host Shorter (Ga.) College racked up over 300 yards 

rushing Saturday as it handed Union College a 41-17 loss in a Mid- 

South Conference interdivisional contest. 

The loss dropped the Bulldogs 0-5 on the season, while the 

Eagles improved to 4-1 overall. 

Shorter outgained Union 385-318 in total offense with 315 yards 

coming on the ground. The Eagles did not have a 100-yard rusher 

but did have three to run for over 60 yards and four over 50 yards. 

Eagle quarterback Drew Elrod led the team with 86 yards rushing as 

he completed just 3-of-4 passes for 70 yards and touchdown. 

Offensively for Union, Joey Waters (McDonough, Ga.) set the alltime 

career completions record as he connected on 24-of-44 passes 

for 210 yards and one score. He now has 516 career completions, 

surpassing the previous mark of 496 which was held by Stanley 

Niece. Waters also inched closer to the 6,000-yard mark as he currently 

has 5,939 career passing yards. 

Shawn Kelly (Owenton, Ky.) hauled in nine passes for 58 yards, 

vaulting him up the all-time receiving list. He slid up four spots to 

fourth as he now has 97 career receptions. Terence Pollock (Orange 

Park, Fla.) led Union’s ground game with 94 yards on 24 carries. 

Before the ten-minute mark in the first quarter, the Hawks drove it 

into the end zone on an A.J. Cooley three-yard carry, followed by a 

Lukas Gonzalez extra point to put Shorter ahead 7-0. 

With two minutes remaining in the first, Shorter furthered their lead 

on another Cooley two-yard touchdown carry to start the second 

quarter, 14-0. 

The Bulldogs’ first of two touchdowns came in the second quarter 

on a Shorter fumble that was recovered by Union’s Marekus Smith 

(Lithonia, Ga.), which he returned 85 yards to the end zone. The 

85-yard fumble return is the longest in Bulldog history, besting a 

77-yard return by Lionel Watkins against Shorter in 2005. 

A little over a minute later, with 12:07 left in the half, Shorter’s 

Fabian Daniel ran a five-yard touchdown carry to make the game, 

21-7. After a Union College field goal from James Hager, Shorter 

scored their final points of the half on an eight-yard run from Chris 

Chapman, with the Hawks up 28-10. 

In the third, the only points for either side came on a long 59-yard 

pass from Elrod to Chris Chapman, Shorter leading 35-10. 

Gonzalez’s two field goals in the fourth (from 27 and 30 yards) and 

a 11-yard touchdown pass from Waters to Chris Collopy (Manchester, 

Ky.) made the final 41-17. 


UNION 0 10 0 7 -17 

SHORTER 14 14 7 6 -41 


1st - SC - Cooley 3 run (Gonzales kick) 

SC - Cooley 2 run (Gonzales kick) 

2nd - UC - Smith 85 fumble recovery (Hager kick) 

SC - Daniel 6 run (Gonzales kick) 

UC - Hager 21 FG 

SC - Chapman 8 run (Gonzales kick) 

3rd - SC - Chapman 59 pass from Elrod (Gonzales kick) 

4th - SC - Gonzales 30 FG 

UC - Collopy 11 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

SC - Gonzales 27 FG 

TEAM STATS UC SC 




Passes (C-A-I) 24-44-0 3-4-0 









UNION 


Pollock 24 95 1 94 0 15 

B. Kelly 2 15 0 15 0 10 


Waters 44 24 0 210 1 26 


S. Kelly 9 58 0 17 

Chambers 4 62 0 26 

PIKEVILLE 


Elrod 14 90 4 86 0 22 

Daniel 7 75 0 75 1 32 


Elrod 4 3 0 70 1 59 


Chapman 1 59 1 59 

Cone 1 13 0 13 

GAME 6 - CUMBERLAND (TN) 

Oct. 6, 2007 

CUMBERLAND (TN) 14 

UNION 21 

BARBOURVILLE, Ky. - On a day full of milestones, Union College 

ended its 11-game losing streak with a 21-14 decision over visiting 

Cumberland (Tenn.) University Saturday in Mid-South Conference 

interdivisional action. 

Union (1-5 overall, 0-2 MSC East) had not tasted victory since 

winning 39-17 over Pikeville (Ky.) College on Sept. 30, 2006. The 

11-game slide was the second longest streak in program history. 

Union had a 25-game losing streak that stretch through the 1998, 

1999 and 2000 seasons. 

During the win, three Union Bulldogs achieved milestones. Sophomore 

running back Terence Pollock (Orange Park, Fla.) rushed for 

74 yards on 19 carries as he became the ninth player in program 

history to run for 1,000 yards in a career. Pollock now has 1,018 

career rushing yards on 259 carries. 

Senior wideout Shawn Kelly (Owenton, Ky.) became just the fourth 

player in program history to haul in 100 career passes as he caught 

six passes for 93 yards and one touchdown. The 5-foot-8, 175- 

pound receiver now has 103 career receptions for 1,188 yards. 

However, it was senior quarterback Joey Waters (McDonough, 

Ga.) as he completed 22-of-36 passes for 358 yards and three 

scores as he became only the second player in program history to 

throw for more than 6,000 yards in a career. Waters now has 6,297 

career passing yards and needs just 219 more to pass Lee Worley 

for first place on the all-time list. 

After a scoreless first quarter, Union cracked the scoring column 

with 6:05 left in the half as Waters hit Kelly on a one-yard pass 

play. After James Hager’s (Micanopy, Fla.) PAT, Union led 7-0 at 

the break. Union can thank its defense for setting up the score. 

Cumberland was driving and had the ball at the Union 9, but Josh 

Littleton (Waverly, Ga.) picked off a Matt Eads pass at the goal line 

and returned to Union’s 33 to set up the scoring drive. 

Cumberland (1-4 overall, 0-1 MSC West) tied the game by taking 

the opening kick of the second half and driving 61 yards in nine 

plays for a score. Dexter Elston capped the drive with a six-yard run, 

making it 7-7 with 11:15 on the clock. 

Union then struck twice as Waters hooked up with P.J. Burrowes 

(Middlesboro, Ky.) on a pair of scoring passes the covered 31 and 

34 yards, respectively. The first touchdown came at the 8:53 mark 

with the second coming with 44 seconds remaining in the third, 

lifting Union to a 21-7 advantage heading into the fourth. 

Eads scored Cumberland’s first fourth-quarter points of the year 

on a one-yard plunge, pulling the visitors within 21-14 with 12:49 

to play. 

Union dominated statistically, outgaining Cumberland 479-257 

in total offense and maintaining possession for 35 minutes and 53 

seconds. 

Waters’ 358 yards passing marked a career-high for the Union 

signal-caller, and his three touchdowns gives him 15 on the year 

and 54 for his career. Burrowes had a big day with four catches for 

82 yards and two scores, while Ben Kelly (Owenton, Ky.) had four 

catches for 40 yards and Stephen Hunter (Pineville, Ky.) caught 

three balls for 33 yards. Waters shared the wealth fairly well as he 

hit seven different receivers in the game. 


CUMBERLAND 0 0 7 7 -14 

UNION 0 7 14 0 -21 


2nd - UC - Kelly 1 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

3rd - CU - Elston 6 run (Hinson kick) 

UC - Burrowes 31 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

UC - Burrowes 34 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

4th - CU - Eads 1 run (Hinson kick) 

TEAM STATS CU UC 




Passes (C-A-I) 8-19-1 22-36-0 


Punts-Average 5-45.8 4.40.5 



Time of Possession 24:07 35-53 




CUMBERLAND 


Calhoun 7 51 0 51 0 20 

Eads 12 50 6 44 1 18 


Eads 19 8 1 94 0 32 


Way 4 57 0 32 

Thrasher 3 42 0 26 

UNION 


Pollock 19 77 3 74 0 14 

Drane 5 35 0 35 0 10 


Waters 36 22 0 358 3 65 


S. Kelly 6 93 1 27 

Burrowes 4 82 2 34 



GAME NOTES 

GAME 7 - CAMPBELLSVILLE 

Oct. 7, 2007 

CAMPBELLSVILLE 14 

UNION 31 

BARBOURVILLE, Ky. - Senior quarterback Joey Waters 

cemented his place in the record books as Union College used a big 

first half to send it to a 31-14 win over visiting Campbellsville (Ky.) 

University Saturday in Mid-South Conference interdivisional play. 

Waters (McDonough, Ga.) completed 25-of-38 passes for 330 

yards and two touchdowns as he became the all-time leading 

passer in Bulldog history as he now has 6,627 career passing yards, 

surpassing Lee Worley’s mark of 6,515. 

One of Waters’ favorite targets, Shawn Kelly (Owenton, Ky.) 

hauled in seven passes for 98 yards to move into third place on the 

all-time receptions list. He jumped past Jon Smith for the third spot 

as Kelly now has 110 catches. 

Union (2-5 overall, 0-2 MSC East) dominated the game offensively, 

outgaining Campbellsville 569-249 in total offense. The 

Bulldogs racked up a season-high 218 yards rushing, nearly a 100 

more than the team’s previous best. 

Meanwhile, Campbellsville (0-6 overall, 0-1 MSC West) struggled 

all day to move the ball. In the first half, the Tigers has just 80 yards 

in total offense with the bulk of their production coming in the fourth 

quarter. 

The Bulldogs took the opening kick and needed just three plays to 

find the end zone. On a first down and 10 at the Tiger 48, Ben Kelly 

(Owenton, Ky.) broke through the line and found an outside lane 

in scoring the game’s first points with 14:02 still to go in the first. 

James Hager’s (Micanopy, Fla.) made it 7-0. 

After Campbellsville went three and out, Union appeared to be on 

its way to another score. However, William Griffin picked off Waters 

at the Tiger 15 and returned it 85 yards to even the score at 7-7 with 

9:12 left in the first. 

Union rebounded nicely as it countered with a nine-play, 60-yard 

scoring drive. Waters capped the drive by finding Kyle Callahan 

(Covington, Ky.) for a 10-yard scoring pass to make it 14-7 with 4:28 

on the clock. 

Antonio Drane (Louisville, Ky.) putting the finishing touches on 

another long Bulldog drive a one-yard plunge with 5:40 remaining in 

the half. Taking advantage of a Tiger fumble, the Bulldogs needed 

just two minutes and 44 seconds to cover 90 yards in 10 plays. 

Union took a 28-7 lead into the half following a Stephen Hunter 

(Pineville, Ky.) 17-yard scoring reception at the 2:10 mark in the 

second. In the third, Hager added a 21-yard field goal to extend the 

lead to 31-7 with 7:39 on the clock. 

Campbellsville’s offense finally put points on the board midway 

through the fourth quarter as Greg Fountain punched the ball in from 

6 yards out, capping an eight-play, 80-yard drive with 6:22 remaining. 

Taylor Pruitt’s PAT made it 31-14. 

Drane led the Union ground attack with a career-high 93 yards on 

17 carries. Terence Pollock (Orange Park, Fla.) had 59 yards on 12 

rushes, while Ben Kelly had 58 yards on six attempts. Callahan had 

eight catches for 128 yards, and Ben Kelly pulled down seven balls 

for 78 yards. 


CAMPBELLSVILLE 7 0 0 7 -14 

UNION 14 14 3 0 -31 


1st - UC - B. Kelly 48 run (Hager kick) 

CU - Griffin 85 INT return (Pruitt kick) 

UC - Callahan 10 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

2nd - UC - Drane 1 run (Hager kick) 

UC - Hunter 17 pass from Waters (Hager kick) 

3rd - UC - Hager 21 FG 

4th - CU - Fountain 6 run (Pruitt kick) 

TEAM STATS CU UC 




Passes (C-A-I) 8-19-1 22-36-0 


Punts-Average 5-45.8 4.40.5 



Time of Possession 24:07 35-53 




CUMBERLAND 


Calhoun 7 51 0 51 0 20 

Eads 12 50 6 44 1 18 


Eads 19 8 1 94 0 32 


Way 4 57 0 32 

Thrasher 3 42 0 26 

UNION 


Pollock 19 77 3 74 0 14 

Drane 5 35 0 35 0 10 


Waters 36 22 0 358 3 65 


S. Kelly 6 93 1 27 

Burrowes 4 82 2 34 

GAME 8 - FROSTBURG STATE 

GAME 9 - UVA-WISE 



Last Week’s NAIA Scores 

The Week of October 13, 2007 

NAIA Top 25* 

@ No. 1 Sioux Falls - SD (7-0) 50 vs. Dakota Wesleyan - SD (1-5) 16 

@ No. 2 Carroll - MT (7-0) 42 vs. Rocky Mountain - MT (2-5) 0 

@ No. 3 Ohio Dominican (7-0) 62 vs. Marian - IN (0-6) 17 

No. 4 Bethel - TN (6-1) 42 @ West Virginia Tech (1-6) 7 

@ No. 5 St. Francis - IN (5-1) 69 vs. Taylor - IN (2-5) 29 

@ No. 6 St. Xavier - IL (6-1) 41 vs. No. 19 Urbana - OH (5-2) 13 

No. 7 Lindenwood - MO (7-0) 48 @ No. 13 Graceland - IA (5-2) 16 

No. 8 Jamestown - ND (7-0) 51 @ South Dakota Tech (2-5) 0 

No. 9 Northwestern - IA (6-1) 35 @ Dana - NE (3-4) 13 

No. 10 MidAmerica Nazarene - KS (6-2) 7 @ No. 18 Missouri Valley (4-2) 32 

@ No. 11 Virginia-Wise (6-1) 69 vs. Belhaven - MS (2-5) 28 

No. 12 Bethel - KS (5-0) , IDLE 

@ No. 14 Montana State-Northern (4-3) 7 vs. Montana Tech (4-3) 17 

No. 15 St. Ambrose - IA (4-2) 23 @ No. 25 McKendree - IL (3-3) 12 

@ No. 16 Malone - OH (6-1) 42 vs. (16 RV) Walsh - OH (3-4) 35 (OT) 

@ No. 17 Friends - KS (5-1) 20 vs. (1 RV) Kansas Wesleyan (3-3) 10 

No. 20 Morningside - IA (5-2) 31 @ Briar Cliff - IA (0-7) 13 

No. 21 Montana-Western (4-3) 24 @ Eastern Oregon (1-6) 38 

No. 22 Cumberlands - KY (6-1) 13 vs. Cumberland - TN (1-5) 10 

No. 23 Nebraska Wesleyan (3-3) 14 @ Concordia - NE (3-4) 30 

No. 24 Shorter - GA (5-2) 2 vs. (16 RV) Georgetown - KY (3-3) 37 

“RECEIVING VOTES” GAMES 

@ (13 RV) Evangel - MO (4-3) 14 vs. Baker - KS (4-3) 16 

@ (11 RV) Bethany - KS (4-2) 7 vs. Ottawa - KS (4-2) 21 

@ (8 RV) Southern Nazarene (4-2) 35 vs. Missouri-Rolla (NCAA) 21 

@ (6 RV) Southern Oregon (3-3) 22 vs. Linfield College (NCAA) 30 

(5 RV) Northwestern Oklahoma State (4-3) 32 @ Langston - OK (3-4) 8 

(4 RV) Minot State - ND (4-3) 21 @ Mayville State - ND (1-6) 10 

OTHER GAMES 

Benedictine - KS (3-4) 30 @ Peru State - NE (4-3) 28 

Dakota State - SD (3-3) 7 @ Black Hills - SD (4-3) 22 

Haskell Indian Nations - KS (1-6) 23 @ McPherson (2-4) 41 

British Columbia (3-4) 14 @ University of Manitoba 26 

Webber International - FL (3-4) 45 @ Concordia College Selma (NCAA) 3 

Iowa Wesleyan (0-7) 10 @ Quincy - IL (3-4) 35 

Culver-Stockton - MO (0-7) 16 @ William Jewell - MO (4-3) 28 

Lambuth - TN (2-5) 27 @ Pikeville - KY (3-4) 34 

Campbellsville - KY (0-5) 14 @ Union - KY (2-5) 31 

Edward Waters - FL (2-5) 14 @ Fort Vally State University (NCAA) 35 

Doane - NE (2-4) 35 @ Hastings - NE (5-2) 38 

Avila - MO (1-6) 0 @ Central Methodist - MO (1-5) 11 

Tabor - KS (1-5) 14 @ St. Mary - KS (2-3) 30 

Olivet Nazarene - IL (3-3) 47 @ Trinity International - IL (1-6) 20 

Sterling - KS (4-2) 42 @ Southwestern - KS (2-4) 12 

Dickinson State - ND (1-6) 13 @ Valley City State - ND (2-4) 17 

Southern Virginia (4-4) 35 @ Frostburg State (NCAA) 20 

William Penn - IA (4-3) 24 @ St. Francis - IL (1-6) 17 

Azusa Pacific - CA (3-5) 27 @ Humboldt State (NCAA) 17 

Southwestern Assemblies - TX (0-7) 23 @ Texas College (2-4) 28 

GAME NOTES 

NAIA TOP 25 - Oct. 8, 2007 

RANK 

LAST 

WEEK SCHOOL 

1st 

PLACE 

VOTES 

2007 

RECORD 

TOTAL 

POINTS 

1 1 Sioux Falls (S.D.) 17 7-0 425 

2 2 Carroll (Mont.) 7-0 400 

3 3 Ohio Dominican 7-0 395 

4 4 Bethel (Tenn.) 6-1 371 

5 5 St. Francis (Ind.) 5-1 346 

6 6 St. Xavier (Ill.) 6-1 336 

7 7 Lindenwood (Mo.) 7-0 320 

8 8 Jamestown (N.D.) 7-0 315 

9 9 Northwestern (Iowa) 6-1 282 

10 11 Virginia-Wise 6-1 267 

11 12 Bethel (Kan.) 5-0 256 

12 16 Malone (Ohio) 6-1 222 

13 15 St. Ambrose (Iowa) 4-2 213 

14 17 Friends (Kan.) 5-1 191 

15 18 Missouri Valley 4-2 186 

16 20 Morningside (Iowa) 5-2 160 

17 22 Cumberlands (Ky.) 6-1 156 

18 10 MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 6-2 145 

19 NR Georgetown (Ky.) 3-3 96 

20 13 Graceland (Iowa) 5-2 90 

21 NR Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 4-2 73 

22 19 Urbana (Ohio) 5-2 57 

23 14 Montana State-Northern 4-3 56 

24 NR Northwestern Oklahoma State 4-3 42 

25 NR Montana Tech 4-3 34 

Others receiving votes: 

Montana-Western 31; Minot State (N.D.) 17; Shorter (Ga.) 8; Bethany (Kan.) 6; 

Hastings (Neb.) 6; Sterling (Kan.) 6; Black Hills State (S.D.) 4; McKendree (Ill.) 4; 

Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 4;Ottawa (Kan.) 4; Nebraska Wesleyan 1 

(#) after the team indicates record 

RV indicates votes received in “others receiving” category 

*-Rankings as of Oct. 8, 2007, Poll

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