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Game DayGame no. 1 (home Game no. 1)

eDwarD waters vs bethel

satUrDay, aUGUst 26, 2017 | 1:30 p.m. ct

wilDcat staDiUm | mckenzie, tenn.

series recorD: 0-0

last meetinG: First meetinGbU coveraGe: weio 100.9 Fm, wilDcat vision

Game notes

eDwarD waters bethelrecorD: 0-0; 0-0 msc(sUn) 0-0; 0-0 msc(blUeGrass)rankinG: nr nrlast Game: virGinia-lynchbUrG, w 42-6 3reinharDt, l 38-52next Game: 9/9 at blUeFielD 9/2 at 16soUtheasternheaD coach: alvin b. wyatt, sr chris elliottcareer(yrs.): 105-74(17) 27-30(5)at school (yrs.): 14-21(4) 27-30(5)all-time proGram recorD: - 154-263-8last season: 2-6; 1-3 sUn 7-4; 1-4 msc(west)

The MatchupThe Bethel University Wildcats open the 2017 season at home in McKenzie Saturday, August 26 against Edward Waters. Kick-off is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. It will be the first meeting ever between the two programs. Bethel was picked to finish third in the Bluegrass Division in the Mid-South Conference Pre-season Coaches Poll. The Tigers were picked sixth in the Sun Division.

The New LookThe 2017 season brings a new look to the Mid-South Conference. The Conference will include 20 teams which will compete in three divisions. The new, expanded football conference will allow three teams to earn an automatic bid to the NAIA Football Championship Series.The new conference will include the Mid-South Conference’s 13 members: Bethel (Tenn.), Bluefield (Va.), Campbellsville (Ky.), Cincinnati Christian (Ohio), Cumberland (Tenn.), Cumberlands (Ky.), Faulkner (Ala.), Georgetown (Ky.), Kentucky Christian, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.), Pikeville (Ky.), Reinhardt (Ga.), and Union (Ky.).They will be joined by six teams from The Sun Conference: Ave Maria (Fla.), Edward Waters (Fla.), Point (Ga.), Southeastern (Fla.), Warner (Fla.) and Webber International (Fla.). St. Andrews (N.C.) is scheduled to begin football in 2017.

Game CoverageThe game can be heard on WEIO, 100.9 The Farm and at www.thefarmradio.com. The contest can be viewed on Wildcat Vision at: http://www.bethelathletics.com/f/WildcatVision.php. Dave McCulley and Zach O’Kelley will call the action on both networks.

Coach Chris Elliott ShowFans can catch the Chris Elliott Show each week on Wildcat Vision. Watch for replays of the program throughout the season. Join the coach as he reviews and previews Wildcat action each week.

Last Meeting & SeriesThis is the first meeting ever between the two programs.

2017 schedUle

aUGUst 26 - 1:30 ct

eDwarD watersmckenzie, tenn.

september 2 - 6pm ct

soUtheasternlakelanD, Fla.

september 9 - 1:30 ct

cUmberlanDs(ky)mckenzie, tenn.

september 23 - 12:30 ct reinharDt

waleska, Ga.september 30 - 1:30 ct

campbellsvillemckenzie, tenn.october 7 - 1:30 ct

GeorGetown (hc)mckenzie, tenn.

october 14 - 1:30 ct

cUmberlanD (tn)lebanon, tenn.


cincinnati christiancincinnati, ohio


linDsey wilsonmckenzie, tenn.

november 4 - 12:30 ct

kentUcky christian

Grayson, ky.

Last WeekThis is the first game of the 2017 season for both squads.

Last SeasonThe Wildcats jumped out to a 4-0 start last year and for the first time since 2013 found themselves ranked in the NAIA Football Coaches’ Top 25 Poll at No. 23. They extended their winning ways improving to 7-0 and were ranked their season best at No.16 after their win over Campbellsville on October 15. The Wildcats lost their last four games of the season and finished 7-4. Two of the losses were to NAIA Top Ten teams and one was a 62-55 double-overtime loss to Cumberland University. The Cats finished 1-4 in the Mid-South Conference.Edward Waters finished 2-6 last year. The Tigers won two of their last three games. They were 1-3 in the Sun Conference.

Head CoachesWildcats: Coach Chris Elliott is in his sixth season as head coach of the Wildcats (his 14th) season overall at Bethel). He is the 10th head coach in Bethel football history. He has a career mark of 27-30. Coach Elliott is also the Receivers Coach.In 2012 Coach Elliott’s team won the Mid-South Conference West Division with a perfect 6-0 record (9-4 overall) and made it to the second round of the NAIA Championship Series. The Wildcats had eight First-Team and five Honorable Mention All Mid-South Conference West Division selections, 19 Academic All-Conference selections, and six NAIA Scholar Athlete selections.Coach Elliott was named 2012 NAIA Mid-South Conference West Division Coach of the Year and Bethel University’s 2012 NAIA Coach of the Year. His squad finished No. 9 in the NAIA Football Coaches Top 25 Poll.In 2013 the Wildcats finished 2-9. The Cats had six First Team All Mid-South Conference performers and three second team all-conference players. Four players were named to the Beyond Sports Network All-American squad. John Ilaria, Stoney Burns, Robby Phillips and Jahron Reynolds were selected to the BSN squad. Burns was named to the NAIA All-American team. The squad had 12 Academic All-Conference student-athletes and three NAIA Scholar Athletes.The 2014 Bethel football season was a story of two seasons in one for the Wildcats. The Cats finished with a 5-6 overall record and a 2-3 mark in the Mid-South Conference. The Wildcats began the season with five straight losses but won five of their last six games. They finished the season with a three game winning streak. Bethel had three players named to the 2014 MSC First Team All-Conference squad. John Ilaria, Stoney Burns, and Robby Phillips earned those honors. Bethel’s Devan Raymer was named to the MSC Second Team All-Conference squad. Burns was named to the NAIA All-American team for the second straight season. The squad had 11 Academic All-Conference student-athletes and four NAIA Scholar Athletes.Sporting a 3-3 record after six games in 2015 the Cats lost four of their last five games and finished 4-7 overall and 1-4 in the Mid-South Conference.Bethel won their first seven games in 2016 but lost four in a row to close out the season. The Wildcats were 1-4 in the MSC.Bethel had six players named to the 2016 MSC First Team All-Conference squad. Four were named to the second team. The squad had 13 Academic All-Conference student-athletes and three NAIA Scholar Athletes.Bethel’s Quincy Walden was named an AFCA-NAIA and VSN All-American. He was signed by the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the CFL.Throughout his tenure with the Wildcats, Coach Elliott served as running backs coach (2013), assistant head coach and offensive coordinator (2011), assistant head coach and outside linebackers coach (2010), defensive coordinator (2007-2009), and defensive line coach (2004-2007). Coach Elliott coached quarterbacks in 2014 and 2015. Coach Elliott was an assistant coach in the Victory Sports Network Senior All-Star Classic in 2007, and was on staff when Bethel played in the Polk County Classic in 2004. He has been on staff for all the program’s conference championships (2005, 06, 07, 11, 12) and playoff appearances (2006, 07, 11, 12). He has coached two NAIA All-American athletes and three All-Conference Defensive Linemen. Coach Elliott received his Masters of Arts in Education degree from Bethel University in 2005.Coach Elliott graduated from Saint Francis University (Loretto, PA) in 1997 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting. While at SFU, he was a student assistant for the Red Flash Football Team (NCAA-FCS). Following graduation, Coach Elliott joined the football staff at his high school alma mater, Bishop Guilfoyle (Altoona, PA), as assistant coach and offensive coordinator. He had the honor to coach alongside his former coach and mentor, Tom Irwin, who is a Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame Member, Blair County Sports Hall of Fame Member, and Bishop Guilfoyle Ring of Honor Member. Coach Elliott also served as a graduate assistant at Saint Francis University in 2000.Chris is married to Lindsay Hailey from Nashville, TN. She is a 2002 graduate of Belmont University and received her master’s degree from Tennessee Technological University in 2006. Lindsay is an Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education in Bethel University’s College of Arts and Sciences. They are the proud parents of two daughters, Emma and Erin and reside in McKenzie.

Tigers: Edward Waters Football stepped up in prestige the moment Head Football Coach Alvin B. Wyatt, Sr. stepped onto our Jacksonville Campus. Coach Wyatt, a former NFL player and longtime Head Coach at Bethune-Cookman University enters the year with an impressive 105-74 lifetime record as a Head Football Coach (EWC 14-21 (2013-2016); B-CU 91-53 (1997-2009)). Born in Jacksonville, a graduate of Bethune-Cookman University, BS (1970) and Florida A&M University, M Ed. (1977), Wyatt excelled at every level of the sport as an All-Conference Selection in

preseason poll (aUG. 7)


rk prv. school(1st) ovr. points

1 1 saint Francis (ind.) (16) 13-1 366 2 2 Baker (kan.) 14-1 351 3 3 reinharDt (Ga.) 13-1 327 4 6 Morningside (iowa) 10-2 319 5 5 Marian (ind.) 11-1 305 6 7 Montana tech 10-2 297 7 4 eastern oregon 10-3 292 8 8 linDsey wilson (ky.) 11-2 268 9 9 grand view (iowa) 9-3 25910 12 taBor (kan.) 8-3 21911 10 doane (neB.) 9-2 21412 11 Missouri valley 9-3 21313 15 roBert Morris (ill.) 7-3 18314 13 sterling (kan.) 8-3 16215 14 dickinson state (n.d.) 9-4 15616 18 soUtheastern (Fla.) 6-3 13717 16 dakota wesleyan (s.d.) 8-3 12218 22 arizona christian 7-3 11319 19 Montana western 7-4 8820 17 kansas wesleyan 9-2 8621 23 GeorGetown (ky.) 7-4 8222 21 langston (okla.) 7-2 7623 25 williaM penn (iowa) 7-4 5124 rv saint Xavier (ill.) 5-6 3425 nr southern oregon 5-6 30

DroppeD From top 25 concordia (neB.) (no. 20); Benedictine (kan.) (no. 24)

others receivinG votesconcordia (neB.) 28; Benedictine (kan.) 23;

FaUlkner (ala.) 19; carroll (Mont.) 19; pikeville (ky.) 9; warner (Fla.) 5;

st. aMBrose (iowa) 5

reFeree: doug watson

uMpire: lorhn Frazier

head linesMan: greg Mitchell

line Judge: JeFF hohn

side Judge: Brian caroland

Field Judge: Bryan kipke

Back Judge: kevin Jackson

Game 1 - eDwarD waters recorD 0-0, 0-0 msc blUeGrass

today’s oFFicials

high school (1965), a four-year All-Conference Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) Defensive Back at B-CU, and a member of the prestigious Kodak All-American Team in 1969. Coach holds the B-CU record for 5 interceptions in a single game, with 34 career interceptions, a 102-yard kickoff return, and a 25.9 punt return average. Drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the 6th round of the 1970 NFL Draft, Wyatt excelled at reaching the end zone as a Cornerback and on Special Teams with punt returns for touchdowns for the Raiders and Buffalo Bills and returning an interception for a touchdown for the Bills against the Washington Redskins. He completed his NFL career with the Houston Oilers and then scored the first touchdown in the history of the World Football League (WFL) as a member of the Jacksonville Sharks. However, it would be as a Head Coach that Wyatt would truly distinguish himself.Lastly, while Coach Wyatt takes great pride in all the young men he has coached who have gone on to successful careers, it is especially noteworthy that he has coached the following players who went on to their own professional football careers: Rashead Mathis, DB (Jacksonville Jaguars/NFL); Nick Collins, DB (Green Bay Packers/NFL); Eric Weems, WR (Tennessee Titans/NFL); Damien Cook, OL (Baltimore Ravens/NFL); Steve Baggs, LB ( Calgary Stampeders/CFL) and Lee Williams, DL(Houston Oilers, NFL).

About the ProgramsBethel University is a member of the NAIA and Mid-South Conference Bluegrass Division. The school is located in McKenzie, Tennessee. Bethel is a private, four-year university affiliated with the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The football program first started in 1900 but twice in the history was discontinued, the first being from 1942-45 while the latest was from 1953-92. The Wildcats overall record is 154-263-8. The Cats have been to the NAIA playoffs four times in the history of the program, most recently in 2012.2017 marks the 67th year of varsity football at Edward Waters College. The program originally began in 1916 and was revived in 2001 after a 34 year absence.

Did You Know?•The Edward Waters game to open the season will mark the 426th game played in Bethel football history. EWC will be the 112th different opponent the Cats have faced. Bethel is 154 -263-8 in those games. Bethel is 26-51-1 all-time against opponents on the 2017 schedule.The Cats return six starters on offense and eight on the defensive side of the ball. Bethel lost 10 seniors from the 2016 squad but several key Wildcats return to form a good nucleus for the upcoming season.•Coach Elliott enters his sixth season as head coach with a career mark of 27-30. He was the Mid-South Conference Western Division Coach of the Year in 2012 with a 9-4 overall mark. The Wildcats were undefeated in conference play with a 6-0 record and finished No. 9 in the Final 2012 NAIA Football Coaches Top 25 Poll. The Wildcats made it to the second round of the NAIA Championship Series.•With 48 returning lettermen and an outstanding recruiting class the 2017 Wildcats look to return as a conference and national mainstay.•Bethel had six players named to the 2016 MSC First Team All-Conference squad. Four were named to the second team. The squad had 13 Academic All-Conference student-athletes and three NAIA Scholar Athletes.•Bethel will need to fill some key positions with the departure of several important members of seasons past. Quincy Walden was an AFCA NAIA All-American in 2016. Walden had 305 rushing yards and 407 receiving yards. He averaged 25.9 kick-return yards and 31.4 yards in punt returns. He accounted for nine touchdowns last year. He had 2,096 all-purpose yards for the Wildcats. He finished as Bethel’s all-time leader in receiving yards with 1,577. He is also Bethel’s all-time leader in kick-off return yardage with 2, 026. Devan Raymer had 613 rushing which gave him 2, 217 which ranks him fourth all-time in Bethel history. Bethel will need to fill the shoes of quarterback Kerry Sellers II who passed yards for 1,584 and rushed for 680. He completed his career with 3, 808 passing yards ranking him third all-time in Wildcat history. All-conference Taylor Ballagh graduated and will serve as a student- assistant this season. The Wildcats also lost second team all-conference standout Jarrison English. The Wildcats will be challenged to replace kicker Casey Kammerzell who was 13-of-16 in field goal attempts and 41-of-44 in PATS.•Bethel will depend on several experienced and talented players to lead the squad in 2017. Devante Jimenez returns after catching 18 passes which was second on the squad. Jocquise Upton who was third in receiving is back for his senior season after catching 17 passes. Bethel returns their top ten tacklers. Trey’Von Brown is back after leading the Wildcats in total tackles last year with 82. Brown had ten sacks which is a school record for one season. He has 13.5 career sacks. He had 20.5 tackles for loss. He is one sack away from being the all-time leader at the school. Anthony Patrick was second with 77 total stops and returns for his junior campaign. Joshua Burns had 66 stops and is back for his senior season. Jeremy Beaulieu was fourth with 63. Jeremy Johnson had 59 stops. Second team all-conference performer Karrheem Darrington had 55 tackles and six interceptions. The six interceptions is fourth best ever in a season for a Wildcat. Second Team all-conference lineman Marcaous Bailey returns after 48 stops. He had nine tackles for losses. Taye Davis had 995 yards rushing which led the Wildcat ground attack. •Did you know you can follow the entire athletic program at Bethel by visiting: www.bethelathletics.com?•Did you know the Cats are ranked No. 23 in the College Football America 2017 Yearbook.•Ten states are represented on the Wildcat roster this year. Over 120 players are homegrown from the Volunteer State.•Four of Bethel’s opponents are ranked in the NAIA Division I Top 25 Coaches Preseason Poll. Reinhardt is ranked No. 3. Lindsey Wilson is ranked No. 8 while Southeastern is ranked No. 18. The Georgetown Tigers were selected No. 23.•Coach Elliott’s staff has familiar faces returning for another season. Alan Hollowell is back and will serve as the Offensive Coordinator. He also serves as Recruiting Coordinator and Running Backs coach for the Wildcats. Paul Frazier will coach Tight Ends and serve as the Video Coordinator while Luke Roth will be the Special Teams Coordinator and work with Outside Linebackers. Ryan Wall is a Co- Defensive Coordinator and will coach the Defensive Line. He will also be the Run Game Coordinator.Line. Chris Springer is a new face on the staff and will be a Co - Defensive coordinator. He will also serve as the Secondary Coach. Coach Elliott will coach Receivers. Dustin Kincaid and Devante Thomas will serve as Graduate Assistants. Taylor Ballagh, Ryker Tope, Garrett O’Brien and Logan Morris will be student-assistants in 2017. •Follow the Football Cats on Facebook and Twitter at Bethel Sports Information Department.•Games can be heard on WEIO, 100.9 The Farm and at www.thefarmradio.com. All home games can be viewed on Wildcat Vision with Dave McCulley and Zach O’Kelley who call the action on both networks.•Fans can catch the Chris Elliott Show each week on Wildcat Vision. Watch for replays of the program throughout the season. Join the coach and hosts Dave McCulley and Zach O’Kelley as they review and preview Wildcat action.




Game 1 - eDwarD waters recorD 0-0, 0-0 msc blUGrass

eDwarD waters - aUG. 26recorD: 0-0 / 0-0 MSC Sun

last: First gaMe

next: at Bethel - aug. 26

2017 opponents

at soUtheastern - sept. 2recorD: 0-0 / 0-0 MSC Sun

last: First gaMe

next: at union - aug. 26

cUmberlanDs(ky) - sept. 9recorD: 0-0 / 0-0 MSC AppAlAChiAn

last: First gaMe

next: warner - aug. 24

at reinharDt - sept. 23recorD: 0-0 / 0-0 MSC AppAlAChiAn

last: First gaMe

next: at cincinnati christian - sept. 2

campbellsville - sept. 30recorD: 0-0 / 0-0 MSC BluegrASS

last: First gaMe

next: pikeville - aug. 24

GeorGetown - oct. 7recorD: 0-0 / 0-0 MSC BluegrASS

last: First gaMe

next: at Faulkner - sept. 2

at cUmberlanD(tn) - oct. 14recorD: 0-0 / 0-0 MSC BluegrASS

last: First gaMe

next: BlueField - aug. 26

at cincinnati christian - oct. 21recorD: 0-0 / 0-0 MSC BluegrASS

last: First gaMe

next: ave Maria - aug. 26

linDsey wilson - oct. 28recorD: 0-0 / 0-0 MSC BluegrASS

last: First gaMe

next: st. andrews - aug. 26

at kentUcky christian - nov. 4recorD: 0-0 / 0-0 MSC BluegrASS

last: First gaMe

next: Faulkner - aug. 26

Bethel schedUles

2016 schedule 2017 schedule

date opp date opp

aug 27 Missouri Baptist w - 64-37 aug 26 edward waters 1:30p

sep 3 cuMBerlands(ky) w - 34-32 sep 2 at southeastern 6p

sep 17 at pikeville w - 24-21 sep 9 cuMBerlands(ky) 1:30p

sep 24 kentucky christian w - 35-28 sep 23 reinhardt 12:30p

oct 1 at cincinnati christian w - 48-14 sep 30 caMpBellsville 1:30p

oct 8 at union w - 43-27 oct 7 georgetown 1:30p

oct 15 at caMpBellsville w - 59-53 oct 14 at cuMBerland(tn) 1:30p

oct 22 Faulkner l - 13-24 oct 21 at cincinnati christian 12:30p

nov 29 cuMBerland(tn) l - 55-62 oct 28 lindsey wilson 1:30p

nov 5 at lindsey wilson l - 38-52 nov 4 at kentucky christian 12:30p

nov 12 reinhardt l - 7-58

edWard Waters schedUles

2016 schedule 2017 schedule

date opp date opp

sep 3 Morehouse l - 13-19 aug 26 at Bethel 1:30p

sep 10 at livingstone l - 28-31 sep 9 at BlueField 6:30p

sep 17 at Jacksonville l - 7-41 sep 16 cuMBerland(tn) 4:30p

sep 24 point l - 20-23 sep 23 cuMBerlands(ky) 4:30p

oct 4 at southeastern l - 7-51 sep 30 at ave Maria 12p

oct 8 weBBer international cancelled oct 7 university oF Faith 3p

oct 15 university oF Faith w - 45- 6 oct 14 at weBBer international 1p

oct 29 ave Maria w - 29-19 oct 21 warner 4:30p

nov 5 at warner l - 21-42 oct 28 god’s chosen 12p

nov 12 virgina-lynchBurg w - 42- 6 nov 4 southeastern 7p

nov 11 at Faulkner 1:30p

msc preseason poll

appalachian Division blUeGrass Division sUn DivisionteaM pts teaM pts teaM pts

reinhardt 36(6) lindsey wilson 36(6) southeastern 24(4)pikeville 29(1) georgetown 30(1) Faulkner 19(2)cuMBerlands(ky) 23 bethel 24 warner 19point 20 caMpBellsville 21 weBBer international 14union 20 cuMBerland(tn) 19 ave Maria 9BlueField 13 kentucky christian 11 eDwarD waters 5st. andrews 6 cincinnati christian 6

series history

series: 0-0 in mckenzie: First meetinG in Jacksonville: none

yr. w/l bU ewc site rank (bU/ewc)2017 bU nr / nr



appalachian Divisionteam ovr. Div. GbblUeFielD 0-0 0-0 -cUmberlanDs(ky) 0-0 0-0 -rvpikeville 0-0 0-0 -point 0-0 0-0 -3reinharDt 0-0 0-0 -st. anDrews 0-0 0-0 -Union 0-0 0-0 -

blUGrass Divisionteam ovr. Div. Gbbethel 0-0 0-0 -campbellsville 0-0 0-0 -cincinnati christian 0-0 0-0 -cUmberlanD(tn) 0-0 0-0 -21GeorGetown 0-0 0-0 -kentUcky christian 0-0 0-0 -8linDsey wilson 0-0 0-0 -

sUn Divisionteam ovr. Div. Gbave maria 0-0 0-0 -eDwarD waters 0-0 0-0 -rvFaUlkner 0-0 0-0 -16soUtheastern 0-0 0-0 -rvwarner 0-0 0-0 -webber international 0-0 0-0 -

last week

this weekthUrsDay

rvpikeville @ campbellsville rvwarner @ cUmberlanDs(ky)

toDay16soUtheastern @ Union

point @ webber international ave maria @ cincinnati christian rvFaUlkner @ kentUcky christian st. anDrews @ 8linDsey wilson

eDwarD waters @ bethelblUeFielD @ cUmberlanD(tn)

total oFFenseplayer plays rUsh pass total ypG

rUshinGplayer att. yDs. ave. tD ypG

passinGplayer c - a - i yDs. tD ypG

receptionsplayer rec. yDs. tD ave. rpG

interceptionsplayer int. yDs. tD ipG

tacklesplayer solo ast. total tpG

sacksplayer solo ast. total yDs spG

rUshinGbethel att. yDs. ave. tD ypGayaUnta Davis 170 995 5.9 15 90.5kerry sellers, ii 127 680 5.4 8 61.8Devan raymer 106 613 5.8 5 55.7

eDwarD waters att. yDs. ave. tD ypGtyler mahla 43 227 5.3 0 32.4cliFForD cooper 23 139 6.0 4 27.8Deschion baskerville 22 103 4.7 0 17.2

passinGbethel c- a-i yDs. tD ypGkerry sellers, ii 116-211-8 1584 11 144.0

eDwarD waters c- a-i yDs. tD ypGJerroD thomas 54-118-3 731 4 104.4

receivinGbethel rec. yDs. ave. tD ypGQUincy walDen 32 407 12.7 4 40.7Devante Jimenez 18 301 16.7 2 30.1JoQUise Upton 17 250 14.7 1 27.8

eDwarD waters rec. yDs. ave. tD rpGJamal hUGhes 31 493 15.9 3 70.4 sir Jackson 30 249 8.3 0 35.6basil spencer 14 217 15.5 1 31.0

kickinGbethel FG FG% lonG pat pat%casey kammerzell 13/16 81.3% 45 41/44 93.2%

eDwarD waters FG FG% lonG pat pat%paolo Golemi 2/4 50.0% 24 18/18 100.0%

pUntinGbethel att. yDs. ave. lonGloGan wheat 49 1629 33.2 51

eDwarD waters att. yDs. ave. lonGtyler mahla 23 714 31.0 56

DeFensebethel Ut-at-tt tFl sack inttrey’von brown 48-34-82 20.5 10.0 1anthony patrick 44-33-77 6.5 3.5 0JoshUa bUrns 39-27-66 2.5 0.0 1

eDwarD waters Ut-at-tt tFl sack intJoey williams 36-16-52 8.0 3.0 0brice Farmer 25-19-44 10.0 6.0 0anthony mcbriDe 24-10-34 0.5 0.5 1

*last season stats*

records / streaks



2017 Streak RecordOverall 0-0 Lost 4 154-263-8Home* 0-0 Lost 3 29-31Road* 0-0 Lost 1 30-37

Division* 0-0 Lost 4 29-31Division Home* 0-0 Lost 5 14-17Division Road* 0-0 Lost 1 15-14

MSC* 0-0 Lost 4 49-46MSC Home* 0-0 Lost 3 26-23MSC Road* 0-0 Lost 2 23-24

Non-MSC Home* 0-0 Won 1 6-19Non-MSC Road* 0-0 Lost 1 3-12

*Since2006

chasinG history

individUal stat leaders

season rUshinG player yDs 10. JUstin wooDwarD(‘08) 1050 11. corDarioUs mann(‘11) 1045 12. terrance bell(‘05) 1014 13. ayaUnta Davis(‘16) 995 14. aDrain smith(‘04) 963

season passinG player yDs 7. brent Dearmon(‘06) 1668 8. kerry sellers, ii(‘16) 1584

season tackles player tkl14. hUnter pinGston(‘07) 83 JoshUa bUrns(‘15) 8316. Darren aDDerly(‘05) 82 trey’von brown(‘16) 82

career rUshinG player yDs 3. corDarioUs mann 3862 4. Devan raymer 2351 5. Josh boyD 2093 6. kerry sellers, ii 1713

career passinG 1. brent Dearmon(‘03-’06) 7045 2. wil masoUD(‘09-12) 5428 3. kerry sellers, ii(‘13-16) 3808

career sacks player sacks 1. Joey Dienye(‘10-13) 14 -1 2. trey’von brown* 13.5 -0.5 3. cliFF barna (‘03-’07) 13 3. brenton Davis(‘12-’15) 12.5 *will become the all-time sack leaDer with 1 sack in toDay’s Game.

2017 Game Day Roster# NAME CL. POS. HT. WT. HOMETOWN 1 Joshua Burns SR DB 5-10 200 Orlando, FL 2 Jaylen Montague JR DB 6-1 182 Humboldt, TN 3 Braxton Baugus JR QB 6-3 175 Trenton, TN 4 Jocquise Upton SR WR 5-9 165 Nashville, TN 5 Eric Knight JR WR 6-1 208 Nashville, TN 6 Zachary Winston SO WR 5-8 172 Knoxville, TN 7 J’Kobi Reddick FR DB 5-8 183 Tampa, FL 8 Martavius Starks SR DB 5-7 155 Memphis, TN 9 Sam Castronova JR QB 6-2 202 Buffalo, NY10 Tristan Wood JR DB 6-1 185 Land O’ Lakes, FL11 Nolan Chowbay JR QB 6-1 185 Mt. Juliet, TN12 Marvin Rudd SO TE 6-3 205 Memphis, TN13 Trey’Von Brown SR LB 6-1 237 Humboldt, TN14 Senturian DuReaux FR DB 5-11 180 Franklin, TN15 Kadrian Edwards SR DB 5-10 165 Jackson, TN18 Christian Burney SO WR 5-8 153 Gordon, GA19 Christopher Burney SO DB 5-11 180 Gordon, GA20 Karrheem Darrington JR DB 6-1 170 Miami, FL21 Demetrice Gilbert FR DB 5-11 152 Atlanta, GA22 Malek Holman JR LB 6-1 195 Murfreesboro, TN23 Justin Wheeler FR RB 5-7 175 Chattanooga, TN24 De’Ontay Tate FR RB 5-10 190 Knoxville, TN25 Erin Francis SO DB 5-10 175 Atlanta, GA26 Trey Holland FR DB 5-11 175 Chattanooga, TN27 Jai Boyd SO LB 5-10 217 McIntyre, GA28 Taye Davis JR RB 6-2 247 Lebanon, TN29 Tito Hunter JR DB 5-8 160 Memphis, TN30 Devious Christmon FR DB 6-3 185 Franklin, TN31 Shawn Brashers, II SO LB 6-1 215 Antioch, TN32 Octavian Burrell SO RB 5-7 200 St. Augustine, TX33 Michael Adams FR LB 6-1 215 Green Cove Springs, FL34 Austin Collier FR RB 6-0 230 Nashville, TN35 Reiss Jenkins SO LS 6-2 205 Collierville, TN36 Noah Williams SO DB 5-11 170 Spring Hill, TN40 Jeremy Beaulieu SO LB 6-1 210 Jacksonville, FL42 Chris Beavers SO DL 6-2 200 Thompson Station, TN43 Jordan Taylor FR LB 6-0 200 Lexington, TN44 Josh Williams SO FB 5-11 205 Mt. Juliet, TN45 Mikhail Hayes FR LB 5-8 182 Memphis, TN51 Jeremy Johnson SO LB 6-2 240 Mt. Pleasant, TX53 J.J. Walker FR LB 5-10 230 Clarksville, TN54 Dylan Nash SR OL 6-3 275 Hendersonville, TN55 Rhett Tucker FR OL 6-0 275 Decatur, AL56 Anthony Patrick JR LB 6-1 230 Nashville, TN57 Tyrone Wilson SO DL 6-0 300 Russellville, AL58 Hunter Foster SR OL 6-2 270 McLemoresville, TN 62 Cole Andrews SR OL 6-6 275 McEwen, TN63 Cody Clark SR DL 6-0 245 Hohenwald, TN65 Kolby Kahlden JR OL 6-0 280 Caldwell, TX71 Cole McCorkle FR OL 6-4 320 Lebanon, TN72 Trace Pierce FR OL 6-5 330 Dickson, TN73 Riley Wood FR LS 6-0 245 Land O’ Lakes, FL75 Bret Peterson JR OL 6-3 273 Lafayette, GA77 Forest Potts FR OL 6-3 315 Lawrenceburg, TN80 Braden Simmons FR TE 6-6 205 Unionville, TN82 Luke Mitchum SO WR 6-6 210 San Antonio, TX86 Dalton McCann FR K 5-8 157 Munford, TN87 Christopher Richard JR WR 5-11 155 Camden, TN91 Marcaous Bailey SR DL 6-3 289 Dyer, TN92 Eriq Hicks SO DL 6-2 325 Lawrenceburg, TN93 Nick Fenney FR DL 6-0 310 Millington, TN94 Hayden Brophy FR DE 6-0 220 Knoxville, TN97 Collin O’Brien JR DL 6-4 320 Hohenwald, TN



bethel UniversitywilDcats

mckenzie, tenn.heaD coach: chris elliottassistant coaches: alan hollowell paUl Frazier lUke roth branDon corbin ryan wall michael Jasper chris sprinGerGraD. assistants: DUstin kincaiD Devante thomas

2016 team statsppG 38.2opp. ppG 37.1ypG 445.5rUshinG ypG 283.1passinG ypG 162.4penalty/yrDs 89/9013rD conversions 42.4%4th conversions 41.2%tUrnover marGin +2



# NAME CL. POS. HT. WT. HOMETOWN 1 Jamal Hughes SO WR 6-2 174 Daytona Beach, FL 2 Deshea Hooker JR DB 6-5 175 Miami, FL 3 James Reese JR DB 6-2 180 Orlando, FL 4 Kennard Mahone JR DB 5-10 195 Jacksonville, FL 5 Rurel Allen JR DB 6-1 185 Delray Beach, FL 6 Richard Montgomery JR A-Back 5-8 170 Jacksonville, FL 7 Shaquille Stoudemire JR DB 6-3 200 Lake Wales, FL 8 Ranny Williams FR QB 5-9 200 Miramar, FL 9 Joey Williams SR DB 6-1 205 Jacksonville, FL10 Marcus Bass, Jr. SR DB 6-2 190 St. Petersburg, FL11 Gavin Anderson JR LB 6-1 230 Pahokee, FL12 Christian Hayes FR QB 6-0 170 Lubbock, TX14 Bruce Thomas JR LB 5-11 220 Delray Beach, FL15 Tyler Mahla SR QB 6-0 170 Spring Hill, FL16 Deon Robinson JR DB 5-10 180 Miami, FL17 L. E. (Sean) Anderson FR DB 6-1 185 Lubbock, TX18 Khalil Lewis FR DB 6-0 180 Lake Wales, FL19 Alfredrick Tyson JR DB 6-3 200 Arcadia, FL 20 Erich Dennis FR B-Back 5-10 180 Jacksonville, FL21 Jeremiah Johnson SO LB 5-10 225 Quincy, FL22 Dazel Claytor SR DB 6-1 190 Dunwoody, GA23 Jordan Bailey FR A-Back 5-8 150 Daytona Beach, FL24 Lloyd Hayes FR LB 6-1 190 Jacksonville. FL25 Donte Lecorn SO DB 6-2 175 Ocala, FL26 Daniel Wright JR B-Back 5-10 190 Spring Hill, FL27 Kyveon Jones FR A-Back 5-9 175 Orlando, FL28 Quavon Byrd FR A-Back 5-10 185 Jacksonville, FL29 Gianni Narcisse SO DB 6-1 190 Lauderhill, FL30 Jahvonte Wade FR DB 5-10 175 Coconut Creek, FL31 Randy Randall FR WR 5-7 170 Jacksonville, FL32 Jakori Duffy SR DB 6-3 200 Atlanta, GA 33 Michael Floyd SO B-Back 6-0 230 Lauderhill, FL34 Cedric Lewis SO LB 5-11 200 Lauderhill, FL35 Tyrone Duncan FR DB 5-10 170 Mobile, AL36 Joseph Hunter, IV FR DB 6-3 180 Pensacola, FL37 Jamarcus Brunson FR WR 5-7 160 Orlando, FL38 Demarcus Brunson FR DB 5-7 160 Orlando, FL39 Lonzell Wilson FR DB 5-9 175 Orange Park, FL40 Vincent Smith FR DB 5-8 170 Delray Beach, FL41 Tim Davis FR DB 5-11 185 Jacksonville, FL42 Christioni Robinson FR K/P 5-9 180 Jacksonville, FL43 Aaron Camon, Jr. SR DB 5-11 185 Land O’ Lakes, FL44 T’Onte Howze FR WR 6-0 170 Haines City, FL45 Demarco Terry SO DL 5-11 260 Daytona Beach, FL46 Curtis Williams FR A-Back 6-0 175 Jacksonville, FL47 Jallah Neal SO LB 5-10 215 Riverdale, GA48 Matthew Holland JR B-Back 5-10 190 Delray Beach, FL49 Quinton Worthy FR DB 5-10 175 Miami, FL50 Antonio Gamble SO OL 6-2 265 Riverdale, GA52 Christian Cody FR LB 5-10 225 Lakeland, FL54 Holly Dolcine SR OL 6-2 305 Pompano Beach, FL55 Johnny Henry FR LB 5-7 165 Blountstown, FL56 Ashton Darnell FR OL 6-3 330 Atlanta, GA 57 Christopher Powell FR DL 6-1 210 Jacksonville, FL58 Jarius Joyce SO OL 6-3 280 Daytona Beach, FL59 Jared Hagin SO OL 6-3 280 Riverdale, GA60 Trimi Slade FR OL 6-0 275 Tallahassee, FL61 Nick Huntley JR OL 6-3 310 Colquitt, GA64 Fedner Petit-Homme JR OL 6-2 285 Miami, FL66 Zuriel Davis* FR DL 6-5 340 Jacksonville, FL67 Rolando Scott FR DL 6-2 300 Savannah, GA68 Joshua Bradley FR OL 6-1 275 Madison, FL70 Richard Graham, III SR OL 6-6 330 Port Orange, FL71 Kohlenz Previlma JR OL 6-0 275 Ft. Lauderdale, FL72 Tariq Walker SO OL 6-3 280 Riverdale, GA73 Mack Veil JR OL 6-6 335 Miami, FL 74 Demonte Lampkin FR OL 6-3 290 Atlanta, GA79 Marsellar Lowe* SO OL 6-0 295 Daytona Beach, FL80 Basil Spencer SO WR 5-9 165 Ft. Lauderdale, FL81 Dundee Dilworth JR WR 6-0 196 Yulee, FL82 Willie Sweet FR WR 6-4 200 Quincy, FL83 Kenneth Johnson FR WR 6-4 205 Miramar, FL84 Nicholas McGee FR WR 6-1 185 Jacksonville, FL85 Jemarius House FR B-Back 5-7 180 Bristol, FL86 Drequan White FR WR 5-11 175 Miami, FL87 Jalen Thomas FR DB 5-10 180 Winter Haven, FL88 Joseph Wright SO WR 5-8 170 Orlando, FL89 Dwayne Randall FR WR 5-6 150 Jacksonville, FL92 Karius McMillan FR DL 5-8 260 Quincy, FL93 Deion Shaw FR DL 6-3 330 Fort Pierce, FL95 Malik Mosely FR DL 6-3 330 Fort Pierce, FL97 Wilkinson Toussaint FR DL 6-0 230 Miami, FL99 Dywon Dunn* JR DL 6-4 325 Williston, FL

eDwarD water colleGetiGers

Jacksonville, Fla.heaD coach: alvin b. wyatt, sr.assistant coaches: GreGory ross, sr. lamont tUrner michael Grissom Dr. bobby Frazier vernon eDwarDs, Jr. arthUr mallory lawrence mccloUD

team statsppG 20.9opp.ppG 29.0ypG 302.6rUshinG ypG 111.5passinG ypG 191.1penalty/yrDs 113/9733rD conversions 35.5%4th conversions 26.7%tUrnover marGin -2

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