2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK

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1 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1

2 QUICK FACTS Location... Valdosta, Ga. Founded Enrollment... 12,200 Nickname... Blazers Colors... Red (PMS 186) and Black Athletic Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference... Gulf South Interim President... Dr. William McKinney Athletic Director... Herb Reinhard Website... FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach... David Dean Alma Mater... Georgia State, 1986 Collegiate Record (Years) (6) Record at VSU (Years) (6) Office Phone...(229) Best Time To Call... Contact SID Offensive Coordinator / Offensive Line...Andy Richman Co-Defensive Coordinator / Defensive Line / Special Teams...Seth Wallace Linebackers... Bubba Walker Quarterbacks... Andy Froman Defensive Backs... Doug Belk Running Backs... Strength and Conditioning... Michael Doscher Head Certified Athletic Trainer... Russ Hoff Football Secretary...Debi Frocks PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Football Overall All-Time Record Overall Gulf South Record Gulf South Championships... 6 (1996, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2010) NCAA Championships... 3 (2004, 2007, 2012) NCAA Playoff Appearances (1994, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012) NCAA Postseason Play Record Record Gulf South Record Gulf South Finish... 2nd Letterwinners Returning / Lost / 19 Starters Returning / Lost / 9 (6 / 5 offense, 8 / 3 defense, 1 / 1 special teams) SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director... Shawn Reed Reed s ... msreed@valdosta.edu Reed s Office Phone...(229) Reed s Cell Phone...(229) Assistant Sports Information Director... Matt Malone Malone s ...mwmalone@valdosta.edu Malone s Office Phone...(229) Sports Information Fax...(229) Press Box Phone...(229) Mailing Address N. Patterson St. Valdosta, GA VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents... 2 Quick Facts IN REVIEW 2012 Game Recaps Team Stats Individual Stats NCAA and GSC Stat Rankings Defensive Stats Game-by-Game Starters Participation Superlatives Final GSC Standings Blazer Honors Final National and Regional Polls BLAZER HISTORY VSU and the Harlon Hill Trophy VSU Athletic Hall of Fame Blazers in the Pros Individual Accolades All-Time Lettermen Valdosta State and the NCAA Playoffs Valdosta State and the NCAA Division II Rankings Yearly Records/Attendance/Shutouts/Milestone Victories Series Results Year-by-Year Results Team Year-by-Year Stats Annual Leaders Team Single Game Records Team Single Season Records Individual Single Game Records Individual Single Season Records Individual Career Records Coaching Records Bazemore-Hyder Stadium Records , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

3 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 3

4 GAME 1 SAGINAW VALLEY STATE 28, NO. 8 VALDOSTA STATE 24 UNIVERSITY CENTER, Mich. - Saginaw Valley State scored on a Michael Albrecht 27-yard touchdown reception with 61 seconds to upend No. 8 Valdosta State The Cardinals led for only 1:34 of the contest and saw a last effort by the Blazers fall just short. After the SVSU touchdown, VSU moved to the Cardinal 35 before a sack and three incomplete passes, the last just off the fingertips of Regginald Lewis in the end zone, ended the Blazer rally. VSU got on the board early as Cayden Cochran scored on a 24-yard run in the first quarter, but two Jeff Janis touchdowns in the second quarter solidified a halftime tie. Janis third touchdown with 8:40 to go in the third quarter gave Saginaw Valley State its first lead, but Seantavious Jones scored on a 70-yard catch two plays later to once again even the game. A Daniel Andersen field goal in the third closed out the VSU scoring. The Blazer defense forced four turnovers in the game, including three interceptions and a fumble recovery on the SVSU 4 that led to an Austin Scott touchdown in the second quarter. However, Cardinal quarterback Jonathon Jennings passed for 378 yards and four touchdowns in the contest. Scoring F Valdosta State Saginaw Valley State VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL GAME 2 NO. 20 VALDOSTA STATE 62, FORT VALLEY STATE 14 VALDOSTA, Ga. - Graham Craig threw five touchdowns and the Valdosta State offense tallied 561 yards of total offense as the Blazers rolled to a victory over visiting Fort Valley State. Three of Craig s touchdown passes went to Gerald Ford, who had five catches for 152 yards, including scoring catches of 36, 12 and 50 yards. Seantavious Jones also caught a 77-yard scoring strike while Regginald Lewis hauled in a 50-yard touchdown. Freshman running back Cedric O Neal carried the ball 10 times for 131 yards, including a 57-yard touchdown run, while Quin Roberson tied a Gulf South Conference record with a 94-yard punt return for a touchdown. The Blazer defense was just as effective as it recorded five interceptions in the game, including two by Matt Pierce. The Black Swarm gave up only one score on the night, an 80-yard catch by Chris Slaughter, as the second FVSU touchdown came on an interception return by Jabioas Glenn. Craig added a 5-yard touchdown run while back-up quarterback Justin Roberts also scored on a 23-yard run in the fourth quarter. VSU rushed for 247 yards in the game while Craig passed for 314. Scoring F Valdosta State Fort Valley State First Quarter VSU 5:02 Cochran 24-yard run (Andersen kick) Second Quarter SVSU 10:07 Janis 2-yard pass from Jennings (Stanford kick) VSU 4:16 Scott 4-yard run (Andersen kick) SVSU 0:33 Janis 22-yard pass from Jennings (Stanford kick) Third Quarter SVSU 8:40 Janis 24-yard pass from Jennings (Stanford kick) VSU 8:07 Jones 70-yard pass from Craig (Andersen kick) VSU 0:24 Andersen 32-yard field goal Fourth Quarter SVSU 1:01 Albrecht 27-yard pass from Jennings (Stanford kick) Team Statistics VSU SVSU First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 26:38 33:22 Attendance 4,891 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - A. Scott 18-95; Cochran 6-43; Craig 4-4; Jackson 3-2. SVSU - Jennings 8-41; Hogue 12-35; Lark 12-24; Albrecht 1-(minus 7). Passing: VSU - Craig ; Cochran SVSU - Jennings Receiving: VSU - Ford 6-69; Roberson 5-62; Jones 4-84; McGuire 2-18; Lewis 2-10; A. Scott 1-7; Davis 1-(minus 1). SVSU - Janis ; Albrecht ; Lark 3-43; Thrash 2-17; Jobe 2-14; Hogue 3-9; Hoyle 2-8. First Quarter FVSU 6:35 Slaughter 80-yard pass from Henton (Rosenbaum kick) VSU 5:06 Jones 77-yard pass from Craig (Andersen kick) VSU 2:50 Ford 36-yard pass from Craig (kick blocked) Second Quarter VSU 14:48 Ford 12-yard pass from Craig (Andersen kick) VSU 11:20 Craig 5-yard run (Andersen kick) FVSU 9:55 Glenn 36-yard interception return (Rosenbaum kick) VSU 3:55 O Neal 57-yard run (Andersen kick) Third Quarter VSU 11:30 Ford 50-yard pass from Craig (Andersen kick) Fourth Quarter VSU 12:37 Lewis 50-yard pass from Craig (Andersen kick) VSU 9:27 Roberson 94-yard punt return (Andersen kick) VSU 0:53 Roberts 23-yard run (Andersen kick) Team Statistics VSU FVSU First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 27:02 32:58 Attendance 5,298 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - O Neal ; Roberts 3-52; A. Scott 14-43; Jackson 2-33; E. Scott 1-9; Lewis 1-2; Craig 7-(minus 23). FVSU - Henton 5-35; Harris 5-34; Sanders 7-28; Richmond 8-28; Hill 9-17; Brumfield 517; Tait Passing: VSU - Craig FVSU - Henton ; Brumfield Receiving: VSU - Ford 5-152; Jones 2-88; Lewis 2-78; Scott 1-(minus 4). FVSU - Mc- Cree 3-51; Davis 3-35; Slaughter 2-96; Jackson 2-8; Richmond 1-9; Tukes 1-9; Walker 1-6; Hill 1-(minus 4) , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

5 GAME 3 NO. 18 VALDOSTA STATE 43, ANGELO STATE BLAZER RECORD BOOK GAME 4 NO. 23 WEST ALABAMA 39, VALDOSTA STATE 28 ARLINGTON, Texas - Valdosta State tallied 520 yards of total offense as the Blazers topped Angelo State in Cowboys Stadium. ASU entered the contest having allowed only 457 total yards combined in its first two games, but saw the Blazers rush for 292 yards, the fifth-highest total in VSU history, while passing for 228. Austin Scott led the rushing attack as he carried the ball 17 times for 126 yards and a score. Fellow freshmen Eric Scott and Cedric O Neal were almost as effective as Scott ran for 74 yards on eight carries while O Neal tallied 73 yards and a score on 16 attempts. Meanwhile, Gerald Ford, who earned GSC Offensive Player of the Week honors for the second straight week, caught seven passes for 110 yards and two more scores. The Rams opened the game with a field goal while accumulating 73 yards on the contest s opening drive, but the Valdosta State Black Swarm defense stiffened from their, allowing Angelo State just 189 yards the rest of the contest. The Blazers registered three sacks in the game and held ASU to only 40 yards rushing. VSU led 17-3 at the half and, after the Rams scored on a touchdown on their first possession of the second half, reeled off 26 straight points to close out the contest. Scoring F Valdosta State Angelo State VALDOSTA, Ga. - West Alabama scored 20 consecutive first half points and overcame a Valdosta State comeback bid in the second half to defeat the Blazers 39=28 at Bazemore- Hyder Stadium. VSU got on the board first as it marched 80 yards on the game s opening drive to score on a four-yard pass to Gerald Ford, only to have the Tigers respond with a touchdown in the first quarter and two field goals and another touchdown in the second. The Blazers quickly regained the lead in the third quarter as they scored a pair of touchdowns in the first five minutes of the second half. Ford, who recorded his third-straight 100 yard receiving game as he caught a career-high eight passes for 115 yards, closed VSU to within with a 31-yard reception while 50 seconds later Trokon Gaye sacked UWA s Kyle Caldwell and caused a fumble, which was recovered by Tyler Josey in the end zone to put the Blazers back in front. UWA responded with a touchdown on its next drive to regain the lead and pushed its advantage to nine points with a field goal later in the quarter while wrapping a touchdown and a field goal around a Quin Roberson touchdown catch to close out the game. Scoring F Valdosta State West Alabama First Quarter ASU 9:05 Marting 24-yard field goal Second Quarter VSU 12:44 Andersen 19-yard field goal VSU 10:01 Scott 62-yard run (Andersen kick) VSU 4:08 Ford 24-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) Third Quarter ASU 10:44 Akins 19-yard pass from Hamblin (Martin kick) VSU 6:10 Andersen 33-yard field goal VSU 6:02 Virgil safety VSU 3:12 Ford 26-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) Fourth Quarter VSU 10:34 O Neal 1 yard run (Andersen kick) VSU 5:27 Anderson 16-yard pass from Craig (Andersen kick) Team Statistics VSU ASU First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 33:43 26:17 Attendance 5,530 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - A. Scott ; E. Scott 8-74; O Neal 16-73; Cochran 3-15; Lewis 1-4; McGuire 1-2; Ridley 1-2. ASU - Roberts 8-17; Calhoun 6-15; Pecikonis 1-5; Baker 2-4; Hamblin 5-0; Washington 1-(minus 1). Passing: VSU - Cochran ; Craig ; Andersen ASU - Hamblin ; Washington ; Delucchi Receiving: VSU - Ford 7-110; Lewis 6-47; Roberson 2-10; Gaye 1-39; Anderson 1-16; Jones 1-6. ASU - Akins 6-114; Pecikonis 5-50; Young 3-14; Calhoun 2-8; Knight 1-20; Rigg 1-3; Williams 1-3. First Quarter VSU 10:29 Ford 4-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) UWA 3:39 Lofton 13-yard run (Smith kick) Second Quarter UWA 10:23 Smith 41-yard field goal UWA 5:54 Smith 38-yard field goal UWA 0:49 Graham 34-yard pass from Caldwell (Smith kick) Third Quarter VSU 11:27 Ford 31-yard pass from Craig (Andersen kick) VSU 10:37 Josey fumble recovery (Andersen kick) UWA 5:50 Hall 2-yard run (Smith kick) UWA 0:36 Smith 27-yard field goal Fourth Quarter UWA 10:11 Johnston 4-yard run (rush failed) VSU 7:18 Roberson 5-yard pass from Craig (Andersen kick) UWA 2:29 Smith 41-yard field goal Team Statistics VSU UWA First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 32:10 27:50 Attendance 5,783 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - A. Scott 11-53; O Neal 5-48; Cochran 3-37; Lewis 2-23; Craig 9-(minus 9). UWA - Willis ; Johnston ; Hobbs 4-44; Lofton 1-13; Hall 1-2; Caldwell 7-(minus 19). Passing: VSU - Craig ; Cochran UWA - Caldwell ; Johnston Receiving: VSU - Ford 8-115; Roberson 4-67; Jones 4-29; Lewis 2-30; Ridley 1-9. UWA - Hall 1-43; Graham 1-34; Willis 1-18; Roberts 1-9; Toocheck , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 5

6 GAME 5 VALDOSTA STATE 58, EDWARD WATERS 10 VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL GAME 6 VALDOSTA STATE 42, WEST GEORGIA 7 VALDOSTA, Ga. - Valdosta State rushed for 352 yards, the second-highest total in school history, to defeat Edward Waters at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium. The Blazers tied a school record with seven rushing touchdowns, which came by six different players. Twelve different players recorded a rush for VSU in the game, led by Austin Scott, who carried the ball 10 times for 97 yards. Cayden Cochran scored two of the touchdows and had 70 yards rushing while Cedric O Neal finished with 10 carries and 71 yards, including a score. The Blazers never trailed as they scored on five of their six first half possessions. Four of the scores came via touchdowns while Daniel Andersen added a 30-yard field goal en route to a halftime lead. The Valdosta State defense dominated the second half as, after giving up 171 yards in the first half, the Black Swarm allowed only 12 total yards during the final 30 minutes of play. The defense also forced six turnovers in the game as four different players recovered a fumble while Alex Webster and Fred Williamson intercepted passes. Cochran added 173 passing yards in the game, including a career-best six catches by Regginald Lewis, who had 99 receiving yards. CARROLLTON, Ga. - Valdosta State held West Georgia to 30 points and 198 yards under its season average as the Braves defeated the Wolves VSU tallied 507 yards of total offense while limiting West Georgia to just 217, inlcuding only 71 passing yards in the game. Blazer running back Austin Scott enjoyed a career night as he ran for a career-best 132 yards while also scoring three touchdowns, one in the second quarter and two more in the third. Cayden Cochran added two more passing touchdowns as he hooked up with Gerald Ford for the first score of the game while finding Seantavious Jones to give VSU a 14-0 lead. Overall, VSU scored on three first half possessions to take a 21-0 lead before also scoring on its first two possessions in the third quarter. Quin Roberson closed out the VSU scoring with a 10-yard touchdown with 11:57 to play. West Georgia s only score came on its final drive when Quan Jones scored on a five-yard run with 2:11 to go in the game. The Wolves tallied 67 yards on the drive after totaling 48 on their first drive of the game. In between, Valdosta State limited UWG to just 102 yards of total offense. Scoring F Valdosta State Edward Waters First Quarter VSU 11:31 O Neal 5-yard run (Andersen kick) EWC 5:00 Martin 34-yard field goal VSU 2:17 Cochran 1-yard run (Andersen kick) VSU 0:00 Lewis 21-yard run (Andersen kick) Second Quarter VSU 8:41 Andersen 30-yard field goal EWC 4:51 Hylton 34-yard pass from Turman (Martin kick) VSU 1:36 Jones 12-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) Third Quarter VSU 11:41 Cochran 9-yard run (kick blocked) VSU 1:33 Craig 1-yard run (Andersen kick) Fourth Quarter VSU 13:37 Roberts 1-yard run (Andersen kick) VSU 10:37 Davis 17-yard run (Andersen kick) Team Statistics VSU EWC First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 29:58 29:55 Attendance 4,728 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - A. Scott 10-97; O Neal 10-71; Cochran 5-70; Roberts 7-38; Lewis 1-21; McGuire 3-17; E. Scott 4-17; Davis 1-17; Archibong 2-13; Craig 2-5; Jackson 1-4; Ridley 1-(minus 10). EWC - Teamer 12-77; Turman 14-27; Wallace 3-18; Shuler 4-9; Williams 3-8; Love 2-4; Desmore 1-2; Berhane 1-(minus 5). Passing: VSU - Cochran ; Craig ; Roberts EWC - Turman ; Berhane Receiving: VSU - Lewis 6-99; Pettiford 2-54; O Neal 2-12; Jones 1-12; Anderson 1-6. EWC - Hylton 1-34; Wallace 1-24; Shuler 1-12; Laws 1-8; Teamer 1-(minus 2). Scoring F Valdosta State West Georgia Second Quarter VSU 14:19 Ford 6-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) VSU 2:24 Jones 6-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) VSU 1:18 A. Scott 27-yard run (Andersen kick) Third Quarter VSU 10:58 A. Scott 2-yard run (Andersen kick) VSU 5:12 A. Scott 6-yard run (Andersen kick) Fourth Quarter VSU 11:57 Roberson 10-yard pass from Craig (Andersen kick) UWG 2:11 Jones 5-yard run (Brackett kick) Team Statistics VSU UWG First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 33:04 26:56 Attendance 7,644 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - A. Scott ; Cochran 10-65; Lewis 1-32; Craig 4-29; Archibong 4-20; Roberts 4-12; O Neal 1-5; Ridley 1-4; Jackson 2-1. UWG - Bailey 10-51; Hinsley 14-48; Dickey 7-28; Jones 5-20; Trainor 3-(minus 1). Passing: VSU - Cochran ; Craig ; Robersts UWG - Dickey ; Trainor Receiving: VSU - Lewis 4-54; Roberson 3-45; Ford 3-30; Jones 3-29; Ridley 2-19; Pettiford 2-11; Davis 1-13; Scott 1-9. UWG - Burum 3-36; Snell 2-14; Youssif 2-4; Jones 1-11; Lewis , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

7 GAME 7 VALDOSTA STATE 24, NORTH ALABAMA BLAZER RECORD BOOK GAME 8 VALDOSTA STATE 59, DELTA STATE 41 FLORENCE, Ala. - Valdosta State built a 24 point lead and withstood a comeback bid by North Alabama as the Blazers defeated the Lions The Blazers quickly got on the board as, after forcing a North Alabama punt, Cayden Cochran found Gerald Ford for an 81-yard touchdown pass on VSU s second play from scrimmage. Daniel Andersen added a 51-yard field goal later in the first quarter while Cochran scored on a one-yard run in the second. As with the first half, VSU scored on its second play from scrimmage in the second half when Cochran found Seantavious Jones on a 71-yard touchdown strike. However, the Blazer offense tallied just 89 total yards on its next five possessions while UNA found its groove. Lamonte Thompson closed the game to 17 points with a seven-yard run before Luke Wingo found Jason Smith for a nine-yard scoring pass in the fourth quarter. Wingo got UNA to within three points with an eight-yard scoring run with 3:56 remaining. Valdosta State rode the legs of Cedric O Neal to seal the victory as the freshman carried the ball eight times on the final drive while gaining 39 yards, including three first downs that allowed VSU to run out the clock. Scoring F Valdosta State North Alabama VALDOSTA, Ga. - Valdosta State tallied 624 yards, the fifth-most in school history, as the Blazers defeated Delta State VSU tallied 412 passing yards and 212 on the ground in snapping a six-game losing streak to the Statesmen. Cayden Cochran passed for five touchdowns and ran for one more while passing for 412 yards. Four of Cochran s touchdown passes went to Seantavious Jones, tying a school record for touchdown receptions, while Jones compiled 210 yards receiving, the third-most in school history. Jones and Cochran got the scoring started on the third play of the game as they connected on a 74-yard pass and hooked up two more times in the first half as the Blazers built a halftime lead. After the Blazers pushed their lead to 18 points on their first drive of the third quarter, DSU, which had 455 yards of offense, scored 21 straight points to take the lead. However, the Blazers responded with Jones fourth touchdown catch and added two rushing touchdowns by Cedric O Neal, who ran for 160 yards in the game, to close out the scoring. Scoring F Valdosta State Delta State First Quarter VSU 12:54 Ford 81-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) VSU 1:48 Andersen 51-yard field goal Second Quarter VSU 3:05 Cochran 1-yard run (Andersen kick) First Quarter VSU 13:41 Jones 74-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) DSU 13:30 Bethley 75-yard pass from Wooden (Jarrin kick) VSU 4:48 Andersen 49-yard field goal DSU 3:07 Bethley 59-yard pass from Wooden (Jarrin kick) VSU 1:29 Lewis 58-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) Third Quarter VSU 14:23 Jones 71-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) UNA 7:07 Thompson 7-yard run (Pontius kick) Fourth Quarter UNA 8:25 J. Smith 9-yard pass from Wingo (Pontius kick) UNA 3:56 Wingo 8-yard run (Pontius kick) Team Statistics VSU UNA First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards 4 35 Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 31:44 28:16 Attendance 8,816 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - O Neal ; A. Scott 13-97; Webster 1-3; Cochran 8-(minus 31). UNA - Thompson ; Alexander 3-9; L. Smith 1-4; Coffey 2-4; Wingo 13-(minus 6); J. Smith 1-(minus 8). Passing: VSU - Cochran UNA - Wingo ; Alexander ; Crabtree Receiving: VSU - Ford 6-134; Jones 3-77; O Neal 2-12; Lewis 2-(minus 12); McGuire 1-8; Roberson 1-8; Short 1-(minus 1). UNA - Harris 8-86; J. Smith 5-70; Almon 2-39; Thompson 2-1; Warren Second Quarter VSU 10:18 Jones 14-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) VSU 5:54 Jones 20-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) DSU 1:32 Botill 1-yard run (kick blocked) Third Quarter VSU 11:41 Cochran 1-yard run (Andersen kick) DSU 10:42 Clayton 70-yard pass from Wooden (pass failed) DSU 8:59 Wooden 9-yard run (Jarrin kick) DSU 4:42 Downs 32-yard pass from Wooden (Downs reception) VSU 2:37 Jones 33-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) Fourth Quarter VSU 13:13 O Neal 1-yard run (Andersen kick) VSU 4:38 O Neal 6-yard run (Andersen kick) Team Statistics VSU DSU First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 32:34 27:26 Attendance 6,672 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - O Neal ; Cochran 7-30; Jackson 2-11; E. Scott DSU - Truesdale 11-73; Wooden 18-40; McArthur 2-1; Botill 3-1. Passing: VSU - Cochran DSU - Wooden Receiving: VSU - Jones 9-210; Lewis 7-95; Ford 6-93; O Neal 2-(minus 4); Roberson DSU - Clayton 3-84; Downs 3-71; Bethley 2-134; Truesdale 2-23; Jackson 2-12; Botill 1-10; McArthur , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 7

8 GAME 9 VALDOSTA STATE 37, SHORTER 6 VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL GAME 10 NO. 24 VALDOSTA STATE 38, TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE 31 ROME, Ga. - Cayden Cochran completed 20-of-23 passes and the Valdosta State defense forced four turnovers to lead the Blazers to a 37-6 victory over Shorter. Cochran passed for 212 yards and two touchdowns while running for 15 more yards and another score as he accounted for three of the Blazers four offensive touchdowns in the game. The defense also got in on the scoring as Dominique Wheeler recovered a fumble forced by Justin Williams and returned it 17 yards for a touchdown. VSU scored the first 31 points of the game as, after a Daniel Andersen 38-yard field goal, Cochran scored on a one-yard run and also found Gerald Ford and Regginald Lewis for scoring strikes after the Wheeler fumble return. The Hawks got their only score on a five-yard run by Kirk Wilson in the third quarter, only to have Cedric O Neal add a touchdown later in the frame to close out the scoring. The Blazers came up with three fumble recoveries and an interception in the game and limited Shorter to just two-of-13 on third down conversions. A week after tallying 624 yards of total offense, VSU was limited to 355 in the game as Shorter held a 32:53 to 27:07 advantage in time of possession. However, VSU limited SU to just 77 yards of offense in the first half while building a 24-0 halftime lead. VALDOSTA, Ga. - Cedric O Neal scored from nine yards out with 37 seconds to go to lead Valdosta State to a victory over Texas A&M-Kingsville. The game was back-and-forth throughout as neither team led by more than seven points in the contest. VSU s Cayden Cochran threw three first-half touchdowns, one each to Seantavious Jones, Regginald Lewis and Gerald Ford, to propel the Blazers to a halftime advantage. ` The Javelina gained the lead on a touchdown with eight minutes remaining in the third quarter and answered Ford s second touchdown reception of the game with another score with 7:36 to go to even the game at TAMUK got the ball back on an interception and was driving for the potential winning score when Tyler Josey made the play of the game. Facing a fourth-and-one on the VSU 29, the Javelinas chose to go for the first down and rolled quarterback Bryan Ehrlich out for a pass. However, Josey read the play and sacked Ehrlich for a six-yard loss, forcing a fumble that was recovered by Chris Pope to set up the winning drive. Josey, who was named National Defensive Player of the Week after the game, tallied six tackles in the game, including four sacks, and forced three fumbles. Scoring F Valdosta State Shorter First Quarter VSU 5:25 Andersen 38-yard field goal VSU 1:28 Cochran 1-yard run (Andersen kick) VSU 1:13 Wheeler 17-yard fumble return (Andersen kick) Second Quarter VSU 8:10 Ford 8-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) Third Quarter VSU 10:46 Lewis 17-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) SU 5:52 Wilson 5-yard run (kick blocked) VSU 4:02 O Neal 4-yard run (kick missed) Team Statistics VSU SU First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 27:07 32:53 Attendance 3,800 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - O Neal 8-90; E. Scott 2-22; Cochran 8-15; Jackson 1-7; A. Scott 4-3; Craig 4-0. SU - Moon ; Wilson 4-56; Morton 5-27; Telfair 7-16; Huntley 1-9; Jones 2-5; Bloodser 1-4; Helvie 1-3; Amofah 1-3; Collins 2-(minus 3); Dodson 9-(minus 19). Passing: VSU - Cochran ; Craig SU - Dodson ; Bloodser Receiving: VSU - Ford 7-66; Lewis 5-83; Jones 4-28; Anderson 3-35; Pettiford 1-5; O Neal 1-3. SU - Morton 3-38; Moon 1-17; Wilson 1-5. Scoring F Valdosta State Texas A&M-Kingsville First Quarter TAMUK 11:18 Armstrong 94-yard pass from Poppell (Stoll kick) VSU 10:04 Jones 57-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) VSU 4:12 Lewis 44-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) Second Quarter TAMUK 4:49 Ehrlich 1-yard run (Stoll kick) VSU 1:05 Ford 44-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) TAMUK 0:17 Stoll 41-yard field goal Third Quarter TAMUK 8:00 Armstrong 18-yard pass from Ehrlich (Stoll kick) VSU 1:33 Andersen 22-yard field goal Fourth Quarter VSU 10:14 Ford 4-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) TAMUK 7:36 Willingham 6-yard pass from Ehrlich (Stoll kick) VSU 0:37 O Neal 9-yard run (Andersen kick) Team Statistics VSU TAMUK First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 28:52 31:08 Attendance 3,711 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - O Neal ; A. Scott 9-35; Cochran 9-(minus 3). TAMUK - Johnson 13-72; Toney 17-54; Poppell 2-(minus 3); Ehrlich 4-(minus 17). Passing: VSU - Cochran TAMUK - Ehrlich ; Poppell Receiving: VSU - Lewis 9-107; Jones 5-97; Ford 5-67; Roberson 3-49; A. Scott 1-7; McGuire 1-4. TAMUK - Johnson 5-82; Armstrong 4-137; Willingham 3-50; LaFluer 3-20; Vela 2-77; Lee 1-15; Prater 1-5; Batiste , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

9 GAME 11 NO. 17 VALDOSTA STATE 49, WEST ALABAMA BLAZER RECORD BOOK GAME 12 NO. 17 VALDOSTA STATE 48, NO. 22 CARSON-NEWMAN 26 VALDOSTA, Ga. - Valdosta State scored 37 unanswered points as the Blazers defeated West Alabama in the second round of the NCAA Playoffs at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium. VSU, the Super Region No. 1 seed, trailed 14-0 less than six minutes into the contest as the Tigers, the No. 4 seed, turned an 80-yard return on the game s opening kickoff into a touchdown while recovering a fumble on the VSU 11 that led to another score. Valdosta State got a pair of second quarter touchdowns, while UWA scored again right before the half to establish a West Alabama lead at the intermission. The second half belonged to Valdosta State as the Blazers scored touchdowns on five out of their nine possessions while limiting the Tigers to just 61 yards of total offense. Two of the touchdowns saw Valdosta State convert two-point conversions, its first tries of the year and first conversions since the 2010 season. The Blazers did much of their damage on the ground as Austin Scott, who had 133 yards and three scores, and Cedric O Neal combined to carry the ball 32 times for 183 yards and six touchdowns. Lawrence Virgil led the VSU defensive effort as he finished the game with a careerbest seven tackles, including five tackles for loss and three sacks. VALDOSTA, Ga. - Valdosta State compiled 525 yards of total offense as the Blazers defeated Carson-Newman in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Playoffs. VSU dominated the first quarter as it tallied 163 total yards while claiming a 14-3 lead. However, C-N took over in the second quarter as it scored 17 unanswered points to build a halftime lead. The Eagles wrapped a pair of field goals around a Seantavious Jones touchdown catch for Valdosta State to go up half way through the third quarter, but totaled just 44 yards of total offense the rest of the way while VSU scored on each of its next four possessions. Chris Anderson put VSU in front with a 20-yard touchdown catch while Cedric O Neal wrapped a pair of rushing touchdowns around a Quin Roberson catch. Valdosta State scored four rushing touchdowns in the game to set a new single season mark with 34 on the season while O Neal, who had three of the rushing touchdowns, moved into a tie for third with 13 on the year. Chris Pope led the Valdosta State defense as he tallied 21 tackles, tied for the second-most in school history in a single game. Scoring F Valdosta State West Alabama First Quarter UWA 11:13 Johnston 4-yard run (Smith kick) UWA 8:41 Johnston 1-yard run (Smith kick) Second Quarter VSU 10:58 A. Scott 14-yard run (kick failed) VSU 6:10 Jones 15-yard pass from Cochran (kick failed) UWA 1:57 Daniel 23-yard pass from Johnston (Smith kick) Third Quarter VSU 6:46 A. Scott 4-yard run (Cochran to Lewis pass) VSU 6:25 O Neal 10-yard run (Cochran to Lewis pass) VSU 2:10 O Neal 9-yard run (Walker kick) Fourth Quarter VSU 11:43 O Neal 2-yard run (Walker kick) VSU 4:42 A. Scott 15-yard run (Walker kick) Team Statistics VSU UWA First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 30:21 29:39 Attendance 1,984 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - A. Scott ; O Neal 12-50; Cochran 8-21; Jones UWA - Rowe 15-54; Johnston 18-27; Daniel 2-4; Swindle 1-(minus 1); Caldwell 4-(minus 15). Passing: VSU - Cochran ; Craig ; Roberson UWA - Caldwell ; Johnston Receiving: VSU - Lewis 5-52; O Neal 5-14; Jones 4-62; Ford 3-37; Roberson 3-20; A. Scott 2-39; Davis UWA - Rowe 3-21; Roberts 2-15; Swindle 1-30; Daniel 1-23; Amacker 1-15; Lofton Scoring F Valdosta State Carson-Newman First Quarter C-N 10:21 Duncan 27-yard fiel goal VSU 5:50 Cochran 1-yard run (Walker kick) VSU 3:27 O Neal 46-yard run (Walker kick) Second Quarter C-N 7:11 Hibbett 1-yard run (Duncan kick) C-N 5:44 Baker 32-yard run (Duncan kick) C-N 3:27 Duncan 33-yard field goal Third Quarter C-N 12:19 Duncan 42-yard field goal VSU 10:23 Jones 37-yard pass from Cochran (Walker kick) C-N 8:09 Duncan 22-yard field goal VSU 4:09 Anderson 20-yard pass from Cochran (Walker kick) Fourth Quarter VSU 11:50 O Neal 3-yard run (kick failed) VSU 8:08 Roberson 29-yard pass from Cochran (Walker kick) VSU 6:29 O Neal 16-yard run (Walker kick) Team Statistics VSU C-N First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 32:04 27:56 Attendance 3,699 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - O Neal ; Gaye 1-35; Cochran 13-34; A. Scott 10-20; Craig 1-(minus 4). C-N - Baker ; Douglas ; Haywood 18-42; Hibbett 10-30; Brown Passing: VSU - Cochran C-N - Haywood Receiving: VSU - Anderson 6-43; Jones 5-72; Ford 5-69; Roberson 4-45; O Neal 1-12; Scott 1-5; Jackson 1-0. C-N - Brown , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 9

10 GAME 13 NO. 17 VALDOSTA STATE 35, NO. 5 MINNESOTA STATE-MANKATO 19 MANKATO, Minn. - Cayden Cochran ran for two touchdowns while passing for two more while leading the Valdosta State offense to 498 total yards as the Blazers defeated Minnesota State-Mankato in the national semifinals. The 498 yards by the Blazers marked the highest total allowed by a Maverick defense that ranked third in the nation in yards allowed during the 2012 season. MSU scored the first 10 points of the game as it limited VSU to just seven plays and 36 yards during the first quarter of action. However, Valdosta State rebounded to out-gain the Mavericks 462 to 318 over the final three quarters of play. The Blazers got their first score on a Cochran to Gerald Ford, who eclipsed 1,000 yards receiving on the year during the game, pass in the second quarter while Cochran capped off a 97 yard drive with a pass to Seantavious Jones to put VSU in front at the half. Cochran added a five-yard touchdown run in the third quarter and a one-yard run early in the fourth while Austin Scott, who ran for 158 yards on the day, closed out the scoring with a 31-yard with 24 seconds to go. Cochran passed for 278 yards in the game while running for 40. VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL GAME 14 NO. 17 VALDOSTA STATE 35, NO. 2 WINSTON-SALEM STATE 7 FLORENCE, Ala. - Valdosta State used a dominating defensive effort to defeat Winston- Salem State 35-7 as the Blazers claimed their third national championship. Despite giving up 412 yard of total offense, the Black Swarm defense came up with six turnovers and also had five sacks to stymy any Ram threat throughout the game. VSU took control of the contest from the opening kickoff as Matt Pierce returned the kick 96 yards for a touchdown. Cedric O Neal and Cayden Cochran added rushing touchdowns over the remainder of the first half as the Blazers built a 21-0 halftime lead, marking the first time WSSU was shutout in a half on the year. Winston-Salem State got on the board with a Jameze Massey touchdown catch early in the third quarter and appeared poise to pull within a touchdown as it drove to the VSU 1 on its next drive. However, Jeremy Grable stripped the ball from quarterback Kameron Smith and VSU recovered in the end zone to perserve its two touchdown lead. The ensuing drive covered 80 yards on 17 plays and 7:30 of game clock, VSU s longest drive of the year, and ended when Quin Roberson caught a 17-yard touchdown pass from Cochran early in the fourth quarter. Cochran closed out the scoring with a touchdown run on VSU s next possession. Scoring F Valdosta State Minnesota State First Quarter MSU 2:03 Brockshus 29-yard field goal Second Quarter MSU 12:17 Thielen 17-yard pass from Wolf (Brockshus kick) VSU 8:20 Ford 8-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) VSU 1:44 Jones 9-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) Third Quarter VSU 10:29 Cochran 5-yard run (Andersen kick) MSU 5:35 Brockshus 39-yard field goal Fourth Quarter VSU 14:40 Cochran 1-yard run (Andersen kick) MSU 11:21 Pfeiffer 1-yard run (kick failed) VSU 0:24 A. Scott 31-yard run (Andersen kick) Team Statistics VSU MSU First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 27:54 32:06 Attendance 3,356 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - A. Scott ; Cochran 12-40; Lewis 2-13; Jones 1-6; O Neal 4-3. MSU - Wolf ; Pfeiffer 11-52; Thomas 9-46; Brozovich 2-13; Brookins 1-3. Passing: VSU - Cochran MSU - Wolf Receiving: VSU - Ford 8-76; Jones 4-122; Lewis 2-59; Roberson 1-16; A. Scott 1-5. MSU - Thielen 6-128; Duncan 2-18; Murphy 1-23; Riggott 1-20; Thomas 1-6. Scoring F Valdosta State Winston-Salem State First Quarter VSU 14:48 Pierce 96-yard kickoff return (Andersen kick) VSU 10:16 O Neal 24-yard run (Andersen kick) Second Quarter VSU 5:40 Cochran 1-yard run (Andersen kick) Third Quarter WSSU 9:25 Massey 29-yard pass from Smith (Suarez kick) Fourth Quarter VSU 13:08 Roberson 17-yard pass from Cochran (Andersen kick) VSU 3:32 Cochran 1-yard run (Andersen kick) Team Statistics VSU WSSU First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passes Comp-Att-Int Passing Yards (Net) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg.) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Sacks By (No.-Yards) Time of Possession 35:54 24:06 Attendance 7,527 Individual Stats Rushing: VSU - O Neal ; A. Scott 11-38; Cochran 8-14; Jackson 1-9; Roberts 1-4; Lewis 1-4. WSSU - Lewis 16-58; Sherman 4-28; Smith 12-17; Carrothers 1-(minus 1). Passing: VSU - Cochran ; Andersen WSSU - Smith ; Carrothers Receiving: VSU - Roberson 6-38; Lewis 6-24; O Neal 2-24; Jones 2-6; A. Scott 1-9; Ford 1-8. WSSU - Masey 9-168; Butler 4-69; Brantley 2-42; Williams 2-26; Wolf 1-5; Lewis , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

11 2012 TEAM STATS 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK 2012 INDIVIDUAL STATS VSU OPP SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURNS: #-Yards KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards Average Per Game PUNTS-Yards Average Per Punt Net punt average KICKOFFS-Yards Average Per Kick Net kick average TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:20 29:39 3RD-DOWN Conversions 90/191 73/207 3rd-Down Pct 47% 35% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 11/18 12/31 4th-Down Pct 61% 39% SACKS BY-Yards MISC YARDS -8 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES (56-62) 90% (29-44) 66% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (50-62) 81% (21-44) 48% PAT-ATTEMPTS (72-78) 92% (29-32) 91% ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game 7/4554 6/ SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Valdosta State Opponents RUSHING GP Att. Gain Loss Net YPC TD Long YPG Cedric O Neal Austin Scott Cayden Cochran Eric Scott Justin Roberts Regginald Lewis Theseus Jackson Trokon Gaye Greg Archibong Seantavious Jones Trent McGuire R.J. Davis Alex Webster Graham Craig D Amonte Ridley TEAM Total Opponents PASSING G Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng YPG Cayden Cochran Graham Craig Justin Roberts Daniel Andersen Quin Roberson Total Opponents RECEIVING G No. Yds YPC TD Long YPG Gerald Ford Regginald Lewis Seantavious Jones Quin Roberson Cedric O Neal Chris Anderson Austin Scott Clifford Pettiford Trent McGuire D Amonte Ridley R.J. Davis Trokon Gaye Theseus Jackson Cam Short Total Opponents PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Quin Roberson TEAM Total Opponents returning player 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 11

12 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Lance Holder Matt Pierce Alex Webster Dominique Wheeler Ryan Smith Isaiah Gresham Chris Pope Tevin Davis Chris Caspari Fred Williamson Tyler Josey Xavier Crain Total Opponents KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Matt Pierce Quin Roberson Amel Magwood Cedric O Neal Theseus Jackson Chas Matthews D Amonte Ridley Total Opponents FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Ryan Smith Doral White Dominique Wheeler Justin Williams Tyler Josey Total Opponents PATs SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Pts Daniel Andersen Cedric O Neal Gerald Ford Seantavious Jones Cayden Cochran Austin Scott Regginald Lewis Quin Roberson Graham Craig Justin Roberts Chris Anderson Jake Walker Dominique Wheeler R.J. Davis Matt Pierce Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Isaiah Gresham Ryan Smith Total Opponents VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL 2012 INDIVIDUAL STATS TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Cayden Cochran Cedric O Neal Austin Scott Graham Craig Eric Scott Justin Roberts Regginald Lewis Theseus Jackson Daniel Andersen Trokon Gaye Greg Archibong Seantavious Jones Trent McGuire R.J. Davis Alex Webster D Amonte Ridley TEAM Total Opponents FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct Lg Blk Daniel Andersen , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS FG SEQUENCE Valdosta State OPPONENTS Saginaw Valley 27,(32) 48 Fort Valley State - - Angelo State (19),(33) (24) West Alabama 39 (41),(38),(27),(41) Edward Waters (30) (34) West Georgia - - North Alabama (51) 53,36 Delta State (49) 42 SHORTER UNIVERSITY (38) 40 Texas A&M-Kingsville (22) (41) West Alabama - - Carson-Newman - (27),(33),(42),(22) Minnesota State - (29),(39),30 Winston-Salem - - Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Daniel Andersen Dominic DeMasi TEAM Total Opponents KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Jake Walker Total Opponents returning player

13 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK 2012 INDIVIDUAL STATS VSU IN THE NCAA STATISTICS ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Cedric O Neal Austin Scott Gerald Ford Quin Roberson Seantavious Jones Regginald Lewis Matt Pierce Cayden Cochran Eric Scott Justin Roberts Theseus Jackson Chris Anderson Trokon Gaye Clifford Pettiford Amel Magwood D Amonte Ridley Trent McGuire R.J. Davis Lance Holder Chris Caspari Greg Archibong Isaiah Gresham Tyler Josey Fred Williamson Ryan Smith Dominique Wheeler Alex Webster Graham Craig Tevin Davis Cam Short TEAM Total Opponents Team 152 ranked Rushing Offense 21st / Passing Offense 46th / Total Offense 17th / Scoring Offense 8th / 41.6 Rushing Defense 80th / Passing Efficiency Defense 31st / Total Defense 49th / Scoring Defense 23rd / 20.0 Net Punting 18th / 36.7 Punt Returns 12th / 15.8 Kickoff Returns 80th / 19.7 Turnover Margin 8th / 1.3 Passing Defense 40th / Passing Efficiency 17th / Sacks 46th / 2.4 Tackles for Loss 63rd / 6.9 Sacks Allowed 64th / 1.7 Individual 100 ranked Rushing Cedric O Neal 47th / 92.2 Austin Scott 64th / 79.2 Passing Efficiency Cayden Cochran 19th / Total Offense Cayden Cochran 55th / Receptions Gerald Ford 70th / 5.3 Receiving Yards Gerald Ford 48th / 78.9 Seantavious Jones 87th / 65.9 Interceptions Lance Holder 96th / 0.3 Punting Daniel Andersen 40th / 40.1 Punt Returns Quin Roberson 6th / 17.1 Kickoff Returns Matt Pierce 56th / 23.2 Field Goals Daniel Andersen 75th / 0.7 Scoring Daniel Andersen 69th / 7.3 Sacks Tyler Josey 35th / 0.8 Tackles Chris Pope 75th / 9.1 Tackles for Loss Tevin Davis 94th / returning player VSU IN THE GSC STATISTICS Team 5 ranked Rushing Offense 2nd / Passing Offense 1st / Total Offense 1st / Scoring Offense 1st / 41.6 Rushing Defense 2nd / Passing Efficiency Defense 2nd / Total Defense 2nd / Scoring Defense 2nd / 20.0 Net Punting 2nd / 36.7 Punt Returns 1st / 15.8 Kickoff Returns 4th / 19.7 Turnover Margin 1st / 1.3 Passing Defense 3rd / Passing Efficiency 1st / Sacks 1st / 2.4 Sacks Allowed 2nd / , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 13

14 VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL 2012 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Tackles Sacks Pass Def Fumbles-- Blkd GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 34 Chris Pope Jeremy Grable Ryan Smith Tevin Davis Lance Holder Lawrence Virgil Isaiah Gresham Matt Pierce Tyler Josey Andrew Lauritsen Chris Caspari Dominique Wheeler Trokon Gaye Justin Williams Amel Magwood Chas Matthews Doral White Kenny Murphy Theseus Jackson Davis Durham Edwin Thermidor Brandon White Manny Evans Brandon Green Eric Scott Ashton Ballard Oneil Cohen Alex Webster Xavier Crain Hunter Chumley Jake Smith Fred Williamson Greg Archibong Jake Walker Jazzin Anderson Mantevius Rucker Roshmel Young Jon Wiley John McWilliams Cameron Olds D Amonte Ridley Cooper Lemonds Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford James Oliver Edmund Kugbila Quin Roberson Jordan McNair Terrance Coleman Michael Lewis Ryan Schraeder Regginald Lewis Chris Anderson Donnell Lewis Total Opponents returning player , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

15 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK 2012 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS OFFENSE QB RB WR WR WR WR at Saginaw Valley State Cayden Cochran Austin Scott Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Quin Roberson Regginald Lewis Fort Valley State Graham Craig Austin Scott Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Quin Roberson Regginald Lewis vs. Angelo State Cayden Cochran Austin Scott Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Quin Roberson Regginald Lewis West Alabama Cayden Cochran Austin Scott Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Quin Roberson Regginald Lewis Edward Waters Cayden Cochran Austin Scott Seantavious Jones Clifford Pettiford Quin Roberson Regginald Lewis at West Georgia Cayden Cochran Austin Scott Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Quin Roberson Regginald Lewis at North Alabama Cayden Cochran Austin Scott Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Quin Roberson Regginald Lewis Delta State Cayden Cochran Cedric O Neal Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Quin Roberson Regginald Lewis at Shorter Cayden Cochran Cedric O Neal Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Chris Anderson Regginald Lewis Texas A&M-Kingsville Cayden Cochran Cedric O Neal Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Chris Anderson Regginald Lewis West Alabama Cayden Cochran Cedric O Neal Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Quin Roberson Regginald Lewis Carson-Newman Cayden Cochran Cedric O Neal Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Quin Roberson Chris Anderson Minnesota State-Mankato Cayden Cochran Cedric O Neal Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Quin Roberson Regginald Lewis Winston Salem State Cayden Cochran Cedric O Neal Seantavious Jones Gerald Ford Quin Roberson Regginald Lewis LT LG C RG RT at Saginaw Valley State Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty Fort Valley State Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty vs. Angelo State Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty West Alabama Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty Edward Waters Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty at West Georgia Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty at North Alabama Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty Delta State Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty at Shorter Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty Texas A&M-Kingsville Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty West Alabama Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty Carson-Newman Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty Minnesota State-Mankato Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty Winston-Salem State Ryan Schraeder Cam Short Jake Thomas Edmund Kugbila Mesh Wokomaty DEFENSE DE DT NT DE SLB MLB at Saginaw Valley State Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Andrew Lauritsen Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope Fort Valley State Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Andrew Lauritsen Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope vs. Angelo State Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Andrew Lauritsen Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope West Alabama Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Andrew Lauritsen Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope Edward Waters Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Andrew Lauritsen Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope at West Georgia Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Andrew Lauritsen Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope at North Alabama Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Andrew Lauritsen Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope Delta State Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Andrew Lauritsen Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope at Shorter Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Hunter Chumley Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope Texas A&M-Kingsville Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Hunter Chumley Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chas Matthews West Alabama Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Andrew Lauritsen Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope Carson-Newman Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Andrew Lauritsen Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope Minnesota State-Mankato Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Andrew Lauritsen Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope Winston-Salem State Tyler Josey Lawrence Virgil Andrew Lauritsen Tevin Davis Ryan Smith Chris Pope WLB LCB FS SS RCB at Saginaw Valley State Jeremy Grable Matt Pierce Lance Holder Chris Caspari Dominique Wheeler Fort Valley State Jeremy Grable Matt Pierce Lance Holder Chris Caspari Dominique Wheeler vs. Angelo State Jeremy Grable Matt Pierce Lance Holder Isaiah Gresham Dominique Wheeler West Alabama Jeremy Grable Matt Pierce Lance Holder Isaiah Gresham Dominique Wheeler Edward Waters Trokon Gaye Matt Pierce Chris Caspari Isaiah Gresham Dominique Wheeler at West Georgia Jeremy Grable Matt Pierce Chris Caspari Isaiah Gresham Dominique Wheeler at North Alabama Jeremy Grable Matt Pierce Lance Holder Isaiah Gresham Dominique Wheeler Delta State Jeremy Grable Matt Pierce Lance Holder Isaiah Gresham Dominique Wheeler at Shorter Jeremy Grable Matt Pierce Lance Holder Isaiah Gresham Dominique Wheeler Texas A&M-Kingsville Brandon White Matt Pierce Lance Holder Isaiah Gresham Alex Webster West Alabama Jeremy Grable Matt Pierce Lance Holder Isaiah Gresham Dominique Wheeler Carson-Newman Jeremy Grable Matt Pierce Lance Holder Isaiah Gresham Dominique Wheeler Minnesota State-Mankato Jeremy Grable Matt Pierce Lance Holder Isaiah Gresham Dominique Wheeler Winston-Salem State Jeremy Grable Matt Pierce Lance Holder Isaiah Gresham Dominique Wheeler 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 15

16 VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL 2012 GAME-BY-GAME PARTICIPATION Name GP/GS SVSU FVSU ASU UWA EWC UWG UNA DSU SU TAMK UWA C-N MSU WSSU Daniel Andersen 12/12 K K K K K K K K K K inj inj K K Chris Anderson 12/2 wr dnp wr wr wr wr dnp wr WR wr wr WR wr wr Jazzin Anderson 7/0 st cb dnp st cb dnp dnp st st st dnp dnp dnp dnp Greg Archibong 8/0 st st dnp st rb rb dnp st st st dnp dnp dnp dnp Ashton Ballard 11/0 dnp fs dnp st fs fs st st st st st st inj st Jack Bradley 7/0 dnp og og dnp og og og og og dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Alexander Brock 5/0 dnp og og dnp og og dnp dnp og dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Chris Caspari 14/4 SS SS ss ss FS FS fs fs fs fs st st st fs Hunter Chumley 14/1 dt dt dt dt dt dt dt dt DT dt dt dt dt dt Cayden Cochran 13/13 QB inj QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB Oneil Cohen 3/0 de de de inj inj inj inj inj inj inj inj inj inj inj Graham Craig 9/1 qb QB qb qb qb qb dnp dnp qb dnp qb qb dnp dnp Xavier Crain 8/0 st fs fs fs fs fs st st inj inj inj inj inj inj R.J. Davis 14/0 fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb Tevin Davis 14/14 DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE Dominic DeMasi 5/3 dnp p dnp dnp p dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp P P P dnp Davis Durham 14/0 ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss ss st st st ss Manny Evans 9/0 cb cb cb inj inj cb st cb inj cb cb inj inj cb Gerald Ford 13/13 WR WR WR WR inj WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR Trokon Gaye 12/1 dnp dnp lb lb LB lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb Colin Glasco 6/0 dnp ot ot ot ot ot dnp dnp ot dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Jeremy Grable 13/12 LB LB LB LB inj LB LB LB LB lb LB LB LB LB Brandon Green 11/0 dt dt dt dt dt dt dnp dt dt dt dt dt dnp dnp Isaiah Gresham 14/12 fs fs SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS Lance Holder 13/12 FS FS FS FS dnp fs FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS Theseus Jackson 14/0 rb rb rb st wr wr st rb rb st st wr st rb Will Johnson 2/0 te dnp te inj inj inj inj inj inj inj inj inj inj inj Seantavious Jones 14/14 WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR Tyler Josey 14/14 DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE Edmund Kugbila 14/14 OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG Andrew Lauritsen 13/13 DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT inj DT DT DT DT DT Cooper Lemonds 5/0 dnp dnp dnp dnp de de dnp de de de dnp dnp dnp dnp Regginald Lewis 13/13 WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR dnp WR WR Amel Magwood 14/0 cb cb cb cb cb cb st cb cb cb st st cb cb Chas Matthews 13/1 lb inj lb lb lb lb lb lb lb LB lb lb lb lb Matt Mazick 9/0 dnp te te te te te te te te te dnp dnp dnp dnp Trent McGuire 14/0 fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb fb Jordan McNair 3/0 dnp wr wr inj inj inj inj dnp wr dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Michael Miller 7/0 dnp c c dnp c c dnp dnp c dnp te dnp dnp te Charles Morton 14/14 DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS DS Kenny Murphy 14/0 lb lb lb lb lb st st st lb lb st st st lb Cedric O Neal 14/7 st rb rb rb rb rb rb RB RB RB RB RB RB RB Cliff Pettiford 13/1 wr wr wr wr WR wr wr wr wr wr dnp wr st wr Matt Pierce 14/14 CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB Chris Pope 14/13 LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB lb LB LB LB LB D Amonte Ridley 13/0 wr wr wr wr wr wr inj st wr wr wr wr st wr Justin Roberts 14/0 st qb st st qb qb st st st st st st st qb Quin Roberson 13/13 WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR inj WR WR WR WR WR Tyler Rose 3/0 dnp wr wr dnp wr dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Mantevius Rucker 9/0 dnp de de de de de st dnp de dnp de de dnp dnp Ryan Schraeder 14/14 OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT Austin Scott 13/7 RB RB RB RB RB RB RB inj rb rb rb rb rb rb Eric Scott 13/0 st rb rb st rb dnp st rb rb st st st st st Cam Short 14/14 OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG Ryan Smith 14/14 LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB Edwin Thermidor 10/0 dnp dt dt dnp dt dt dt dt dt dnp dt dt dnp dt Jake Thomas 14/14 C C C C C C C C C C C C C C Lawrence Virgil 14/14 DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT Jake Walker 14/2 k k k k k k k k k k K K k k Alex Webster 10/1 dnp dnp cb cb cb cb cb cb cb CB cb cb dnp dnp Dominique Wheeler 14/13 CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB cb CB CB CB CB Brandon White 9/1 lb lb lb lb lb lb st inj lb LB dnp dnp dnp dnp Doral White 14/0 de de de de de de de de de de de de de de Jon Wiley 2/0 dnp lb dnp st inj inj inj inj inj inj inj inj inj inj Justin Williams 13/0 lb lb lb lb lb lb dnp lb lb lb lb lb lb lb Fred Williamson 3/0 st lb dnp dnp lb dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Mesh Wokomaty 14/14 OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT Jesse Yancey 5/0 dnp ot ot dnp ot ot dnp dnp ot dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Roshmel Young 12/0 dnp wr wr dnp wr wr st st wr st wr wr st wr Starters in all CAPS; dnp = did not play; inj = missed game due to injury; st = special teams , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

17 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK 2012 SUPERLATIVES Team Valdosta State High Valdosta State Low Opponent High Opponent Low Points 62 vs. Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) 24 two times 41 by Delta State (Oct. 20) 6 by Shorter (Oct. 25) Points/Half 37 (2nd) vs. West Alabama (Nov. 24) 7 two times 21 three times 0 seven times Points/Quarter 23 (3rd) vs. West Alabama (Nov. 24) 0 nine times 21 (3rd) by Delta State (Oct. 20) 0 21 times First Downs 25 three times 16 at Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) 27 by Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) 13 two times First Downs by Rushing 16 vs. Edward Waters (Sept. 29) 5 at Shorter (Oct. 25) 16 by Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) 3 by Angelo State (Sept. 15) First Downs by Passing 14 vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 6 at North Alabama (Oct. 13) 18 by Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) 2 two times First Downs by Penalty 3 vs. Angelo State (Sept. 15) 0 six times 4 by Edward Waters (Sept. 29) 0 by Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) Net Yards Rushing 352 vs. Edward Waters (Sept. 29) 133 vs. West Alabama (Sept. 22) 362 by Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) 40 by Angelo State (Sept. 15) Rushing Attempts 49 two times 28 at Shorter (Oct. 25) 62 by Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) 23 by Angelo State (Sept. 15) Average per Rush 7.2 vs. Edward Waters (Sept. 29) 3.9 two times 5.8 by Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) 1.7 two times Rushing Touchdowns 7 vs. Edward Waters (Sept. 29) 0 vs. West Alabama (Sept. 22) 3 by West Alabama (Sept. 22) 0 five times Net Yards Passing 412 vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 109 vs. Winston-Salem State (Dec. 15) 389 by Texas A&M-Kingsville (Nov. 1) 30 by Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) Pass Completions 25 vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 10 vs. Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) 37 by Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) 2 by Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) Pass Attempts 41 vs. West Alabama (Sept. 22) 19 vs. Edward Waters (Sept. 29) 56 by Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) 9 by Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) Passes Had Intercepted 4 vs. West Alabama (Sept. 22) 0 seven times 5 by Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) 0 five times Passing Touchdowns 5 two times 1 three times 4 two times 0 three times Total Offense 624 vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 316 vs. Winston-Salem State (Dec. 15) 495 by Texas A&M-Kingsville (Nov. 1) 183 by Edward Waters (Sept. 29) Total Offensive Plays 81 vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 54 at Shorter (Oct. 25) 91 by Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) 55 two times Average Gain per Play 9.4 vs. Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) 5.3 vs. West Alabama (Sept. 22) 7.1 by Texas A&M-Kingsville (Nov. 1) 2.9 by West Alabama (Nov. 24) Fumbles 3 four times 0 two times 6 by Edward Waters (Sept. 29) 0 five times Fumbles Lost 1 six times 0 eight times 4 by Edward Waters (Sept. 29) 0 six times Total Turnovers 5 vs. West Alabama (Sept. 22) 0 four times 6 two times 0 two times Penalties 13 vs. West Alabama (Sept. 22) 4 at North Alabama (Oct. 13) 16 by Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) 3 two times Penalty Yardage 128 vs. West Alabama (Nov. 24) 39 at North Alabama (Oct. 13) 115 by Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) 15 by Winston-Salem State (Dec. 15) Punts 6 five times 3 three times 9 by Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) 2 three times Punting Average 46.8 vs. West Alabama (Sept. 22) 30.7 vs. Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) 54.0 by Delta State (Oct. 20) 26.0 by Winston-Salem State (Dec. 15) Average Yards/Punt Return 32.2 vs. Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) 0.0 three times 11.1 by West Georgia (Oct. 6) -3.0 by West Alabama (Sept. 22) Average Yards/Kickoff Return 48.0 vs. Winston-Salem State (Dec. 15) 0.0 at North Alabama (Oct. 13) 25.8 by West Georgia (Oct. 6) 11.7 by North Alabama (Oct. 13) Interceptions 5 vs. Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) 0 four times 4 by West Alabama (Sept. 22) 0 seven times Possession Time 35:54 vs. Winston-Salem State (Dec. 15) 26:38 at Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) 33:22 by Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) 24:06 by Winston-Salem State (Dec. 15) Sacks 5 two times 0 two times 4 three times 0 five times Field Goals 2 vs. Angelo State (Sept. 15) 0 seven times 4 two times 0 seven times Individual Valdosta State Opponent Rushing Attempts 33, Cedric O Neal vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 27, Matt Willis of West Alabama (Sept. 22) Net Rushing Yards 194, Cedric O Neal vs. Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) 178, Matt Willis of West Alabama (Sept. 22) Rushing Touchdowns 3, four times 1, 11 times Longest Rush 62, Austin Scott vs. Angelo State (Sept. 15) 69, Tyron Douglas of Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) Pass Attempts 36, Cayden Cochran vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 56, Jonathon Jennings of Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) Pass Completions 25, Cayden Cochran vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 37, Jonathon Jennings of Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) Passes had Intercepted 3, Graham Craig vs. West Alabama (Sept. 22) 3, two times Passing Yards 412, Cayden Cochran vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 378, Jonathon Jennings of Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) Passing Touchdowns 5, two times 4, Jonathon Jennings of Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) Longest Pass Play 81, Cayden Cochran to Gerald Ford at North Alabama (Oct. 13) 94, Nate Poppell to Robert Armstrong of Texas A&M-Kingsville (Nov. 1) Receptions 9, two times 14, Jeff Janis of Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) Receiving Yards 210, Seantavious Jones vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 168, Jameze Massey of Winston-Salem State (Dec. 15) Receiving Touchdowns 4, Seantavious Jones vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 3, Jeff Janis of Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) Punts 6, four times 9, Justin Rosenbaum of Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) Punting Average 47.3, Daniel Andersen vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 54.0, Andrew Jones of Delta State (Oct. 20) Longest Punt 64, Daniel Andersen at West Georgia (Oct. 6) 66, Joseph Pickett of Angelo State (Sept. 15) Punt Returns 4, Quin Roberson vs. Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) 1, six times Punt Return Yards 129, Quin Roberson vs. Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) 13, Kenny Barnes of Delta State (Oct. 20) Longest Punt Return 94, Quin Roberson vs. Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) 13, Kenny Barnes of Delta State (Oct. 20) Kickoff Returns 5, Quin Roberson vs. West Alabama (Sept. 22) 7, Anthony Wallace of Edward Waters (Sept. 29) Kickoff Return Yards 107, Matt Pierce at Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) 186, Anthony Wallace of Edward Waters (Sept. 29) Longest Kickoff Return 96, Matt Pierce vs. Winston-Salem State (Dec. 15) 79, Anthony Wallace of Edward Waters (Sept. 29) Field Goals 2, Daniel Andersen vs. Angelo State (Sept. 15) 4, two times Field Goal Attempts 2, two times 4, two times Longest Field Goal 51, Daniel Andersen at North Alabama (Oct. 13) 42, Curt Duncan of Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) All-Purpose Yards 210, Seantavious Jones vs. Delta State (Oct. 20) 228, Anthony Wallace of Edward Waters (Sept. 29) Solo Tackles 11, Chris Pope vs. Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) 10, Delontae Amey of West Georgia (Oct. 6) Total Tackles 21, Chris Pope vs. Carson-Newman (Dec. 1) 12, two times Sacks 4.0, Tyler Josey vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Nov. 1) 2.0, two times Tackles for Loss 4.0, two times 4.0, Leron Furr of Fort Valley State (Sept. 8) Forced Fumbles 3, Tyler Josey vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Nov. 1) 1, seven times Fumble Recoveries 1, 14 times 1, four times Longest Fumble Recovery 17, Dominique Wheeler at Shorter (Oct. 25) 12, Deangelo Parris of Saginaw Valley State (Sept. 1) Interceptions 2, two times 3, Otha Foster of West Alabama (Sept. 22) Longest Interception Return 41, two times 40, Otha Foster of West Alabama (Sept. 22) 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 17

18 VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL 2012 GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE STANDINGS I Conference I I Overall I W L Pct. PF PA W L Pct. For Opp Home Away Neutral Streak West Alabama Lost 1 Valdosta State Won 10 North Alabama Lost 4 Delta State Lost 4 West Georgia Lost 3 Shorter Won 2 not eligible for conference championship AFCA All-America Ryan Schraeder, Offensive Tackle AP Little All-America Ryan Schraeder, Offensive Tackle Edmund Kugbila, Offensive Guard (3rd) Daktronics All-America Ryan Schraeder, Offensive Tackle D2Football.com All-America Ryan Schraeder, Offensive Tackle Edmund Kugbila, Offensive Guard Football Gazette All-America Ryan Schraeder, Offensive Tackle Edmund Kugbila, Offensive Guard Cayden Cochran, Quarterback (HM) Gerald Ford, Wide Receiver (HM) Tyler Josey, Defensive End (HM) Chris Pope, Linebacker (HM) Lawrence Virgil, Defensive Tackle (HM) Mesh Wokomaty, Offensive Tackle (HM) Football Gazette All-Super Region 2 Cayden Cochran, Quarterback AFCA TOP 25 DECEMBER 17 Gerald Ford, Wide Receiver Edmund Kugbila, Offensive Guard Ryan Schraeder, Offensive Tackle Mesh Wokomaty, Offensive Tackle Tyler Josey, Defensive End Lawrence Virgil, Defensive Tackle Cedric O Neal, Running Back (2nd) Seantavious Jones, Wide Receiver (2nd) Chris Pope, Linebacker (2nd) Cam Short, Offensive Guard (3rd) Tevin Davis, Defensive End (3rd) Jeremy Grable, Linebacker (3rd) Matt Pierce, Cornerback (3rd) Daktronics All-Super Region 2 Gerald Ford, Wide Receiver Ryan Schraeder, Offensive Tackle Edmund Kugbila, Offensive Guard Cayden Cochran, Quarterback Chris Pope, Linebacker (2nd) Capital One Academic All-District Jake Thomas, Center GSC Offensive Player of the Year Gerald Ford, Wide Receiver 2012 BLAZER HONORS GSC Offensive Freshman of the Year Cedric O Neal, Running Back All-Gulf South Conference Cayden Cochran, Quarterback Cedric O Neal, Running Back Gerald Ford, Wide Receiver Seantavious Jones, Wide Receiver Regginald Lewis, Wide Receiver Edmund Kugbila, Offensive Guard Cam Short, Offensive Guard Ryan Schraeder, Offensive Tackle Mesh Wokomaty, Offensive Tackle Tyler Josey, Defesnive End Jeremy Grable, Linebacker Chris Pope, Linebacker Matt Pierce, Cornerback Tevin Davis, Defensive End (2nd) Lawrence Virgil, Defensive Tackle (2nd) Daniel Andersen, Punter (2nd) GSC All-Academic Team Justin Roberts, Quarterback Jake Thomas, Center D2FOOTBALL.COM TOP 25 DECEMBER 17 GSC Academic Honor Roll Jack Bradley, Offensive Guard Alexander Brock, Offensive Guard Graham Craig, Quarterback Colin Glasco, Offensive Tackle Kaylon Harrell, Offensive Guard Will Johnson, Tight End Tyler Josey, Defensive End Cooper Lemonds, Defensive End Matt Mazick, Tight End Michael Miller, Center Kenny Murphy, Linebacker Clifford Pettiford, Wide Receiver Justin Roberts, Quarterback Ryan Schraeder, Offensive Tackle Austin Scott, Running Back Jake Walker, Kicker Connor Wetherington, Wide Receiver Roshmel Young, Wide Receiver Jake Thomas, Center 1. Valdosta State 2. Winston-Salem State 3. Minnesota State-Mankato 4. West Texas A&M 5. Missouri Western State 6. Colorado State-Pueblo 7. Indiana (Pa.) 8. New Haven 9. Ashland 10. Northwest Missouri State 11. Henderson State 12. Minnesota-Duluth 13. Carson-Newman 14. Shippensburg 15. Indianapolis 16. Midwestern State 17. Bloomsburg 18. Chadron State 19. Harding 20. Lenoir-Rhyne 21. West Alabama 22. Emporia State 23. Tuskegee 24. Missouri S&T 25. Shepherd Valdosta State 2. Minnesota State-Mankato 3. Winston-Salem State 4. Missouri Western State 5. West Texas A&M 6. Indiana (Pa.) 7. Ashland 8. Northwest Missouri State 9. Colorado State-Pueblo 10. New Haven 11. Minnesota-Duluth 12. Henderson State 13. Shippensburg 14. Winona State 15. Carson-Newman 16. Indianapolis 17. Midwestern State 18. Chadron State 19. Saginaw Valley State 20. Emporia State 21. West Alabama 22. Bloomsburg 23. Harding 24. Lenoir-Rhyne 25. Tuskegee 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

19 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 19

20 VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL VALDOSTA STATE AND THE HARLON HILL TROPHY Valdosta State football has played a large role in the selection of the Division II player-of-the-year, who receives the coveted Harlon Hill Trophy during festivities held in conjunction with the national championship game in early December each year. The trophy is named after former Florence State Teacher s College (now University of North Alabama) wide receiver Harlon Hill, who went on to start for the Chicago Bears in the NFL. In 1994, Chris Hatcher won the Hill trophy by the second largest vote margin in the 17-year history of the award. Hatcher won the award after throwing for 4,076 yards and 55 touchdowns, against just 10 interceptions, while completing 367 of 508 passes. Hatcher led Division II in passing efficiency during the regular season and directed VSU to its first Division II post-season appearance. Two years later, Lance Funderburk, his successor as Blazer quarterback, was runner-up for the prestigious honor. Funderburk completed 342 of 532 passes on the season, a.643 completion percentage, and threw 38 touchdowns while being intercepted 14 times. His 4,226 yards passing on the year are both a Valdosta State and Gulf South Conference record. In 2000, then junior quarterback Dusty Bonner was a landslide winner of the award, making Valdosta State one of only three schools to boast multiple winners. Bonner directed VSU to a 10-2 mark on the year while completing 351 of 488 passes. He tied Hatcher s Blazer and Gulf South Conference mark of 55 touchdown passes, against just eight interceptions, and tallied 4,126 yards. In 2001, Bonner took home the gold once again, becoming only the second player in the history of the award to win it back-to-back. Bonner completed 298 of his 425 passing attempts for 4,037, becoming the first player in VSU history to throw more than 4,000 yards in back-to-back years. The senior threw 52 touchdowns and 14 interceptions while completing 70.1% of his passes. Dusty Bonner VALDOSTA STATE S HARLON HILL FINALISTS 2000 and 2001 winner Chris Hatcher Harlon Hill Trophy Winner Year Att Comp Int. Pct. Yds TDs Totals , Lance Funderburk Harlon Hill Trophy Runner-up Year Att Comp Int. Pct. Yds TDs Totals Dusty Bonner and 2001 Harlon Hill Trophy Winner Chris Hatcher 1994 winner Lance Funderburk 1996 runner-up Year Att Comp Int. Pct. Yds TDs Totals , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

21 Initiated in 1997, the Valdosta State University Athletic Hall of Fame is an honorary society begun 14 years ago to further enhance the sparkling reputation of VSU athletics. Seven former student-athletes and one former coach/administrator comprised the inaugural class. Four more standouts were added in 1998, six (including two alumni from Georgia State Womans College) entered in 1999, and four more joined the elite list each year from 2000 to Six individuals and one team were inducted in 2007, 2008 and 2009, bringing the membership to 86 and two teams. Thirteen former football players are members of the Hall. Jessie Tuggle was a member of the inaugural class, Antonio Edwards entered in 1999, Chris Hatcher in 2001, Keith Moore was inducted in 2002 and Lance Funderburk was added in Dusty Bonner was voted into the Hall of Fame in 2007 while C.J. Lofton and Reggie Mosley entered in 2008, Dallis Smith in 2009, Randy Fisher in 2010, Aaron Jenkins in 2011, Antonio Speed in 2012 and Andre Hampton in Additionally, the 2004 National Championship Football Team was inducted in the 2011 class Class: Eric Anderson, Men s Tennis, ; Sam Bowen, Men s Basketball, ; Eddie Brown, Men s Basketball, ; Chan Dixon, Women s Tennis, ; Joe Germano, Cross Country, ; Billy Grant, Coach/AD, ; Susan Taylor, Women s Basketball, ; Jessie Tuggle, Football, BLAZER RECORD BOOK VALDOSTA STATE ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME Jenkins, Football, ; Jerome Register, Baseball, ; Eduardo Rincon, Men s Class: 2006 National Championship Men s Tennis Team; Eddie Fischer, Baseball, ; Owen Harris, Supporter, 1978-present; Tommy Johnson, Baseball/Men s Basketball, ; Eva Petschnig, Women s Tennis, ; Christoph Schneider, Men s Tennis ; Antonio Speed, Football, Class: Annika Biro, Women s Tennis, ; Jon Good, Golf, ; Andre Hampton, Football, ; Jerry and Kay Jennett, Contributors, 1970s-present; Jim Madaleno, Athletic Trainer, , 89-97; Robert Morgan, Baseball, ; Don Reason, Men s Basketball, Class: Gary Colson, Coach, ; Gene Felts, Baseball, ; Bobby Ritch, Men s Basketball, ; Shannon Williams, Women s Basketball, Class: Candace Fincher, Women s Basketball, ; Nancy Irby, Women s Tennis, ; Louise Odom Howell, American Ball, ; Mike Perry, Baseball/Men s Basketball, ; Jackie Studstill, Women s Basketball, ; Cecil Whitehead, Baseball, Jessie Tuggle Antonio Edwards Chris Hatcher 2000 Class: Antonio Edwards, Football, ; Willie Oxford, Men s Basketball, ; Kelly Scott, Baseball, ; Lyndal Worth, Coach, Class: Briny Baird, Golf, ; JoJo Blaha, Baseball, ; Carol Chason, Women s Basketball, ; Chris Hatcher, Football, Class: Mike Jones, Baseball, ; Ray McCully, Men s Basketball, ; Keith Moore, Football, ; Janice Washington, Women s Basketball, Class: Jeff Agerter, Baseball, ; Sue Ann Christie, Women s Basketball, ; Masa Oreskovic, Women s Tennis, ; Olivia Parks, Softball, Keith Moore Lance Funderburke Dusty Bonner 2004 Class: Lance Funderburk, Football, ; Daryl Greenan, Men s Tennis, ; Bridgett Moore, Women s Basketball, ; Bryan Shover, Baseball, Class: 1979 National Championship Baseball Team; Tim Dominey, Men s Basketball, ; Sachin Kirtane, Men s Tennis, ; David Yarmitzky, Golf, Class: Klaus Acker, Men s Tennis, ; Kevin Durkin, Golf, ; Tommy Thomas, Coach, ; Dawn Wynn, Women s Basketball, Class: Sal Almadeo, Baseball, ; Dusty Bonner, Football, ; Steve Roberts, Sports Information, ; Nico Sablowski, Men s Tennis, ; Tracy Sprolden Kimethu, Women s Basketball, C.J. Lofton Reggie Mosley Dallis Smith 2008 Class: Dr. Kurt Jacobson, Team Physician, 1984-present; C.J. Lofton, Football, ; Kathy Kennedy Matthews, Women s Basketball, ; Reggie Mosley, Football, ; Aparna Sreenivasan, Women s Tennis Class: Tommy Clark, Supporter, 1966-present; James Dominey, Coach, ; Cathy McCurdy Guzay, Women s Basketball, ; John Hansen, Coach, 1972-present; Dallis Smith, Football, Class: Nicky Balanis, Coach, ; Randy Fisher, Football, ; Bobby McDonald, Baseball, ; Dr. Lamar Pearson, Supporter, 1965-present; Kim Southall, Softball, ; Michael Terry, Men s Basketball, Randy Fisher Aaron Jenkins Andre Hampton 2011 Class: 2004 National Championship Football Team; Jason Bulger, Baseball, ; Red Cross, Supporter, 1955-present; Jill Ferrell, Women s Tennis, ; Aaron 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 21

22 VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL FORMER BLAZERS IN THE PROFESSIONAL RANKS A total of 259 Valdosta State Blazers have joined the pro ranks upon completing their eligibility at the school. These players have gone on to have successful careers at every level of professional football, including the National Football League, the Canadian Football League and the Arena Football League. Valdosta State s most famous football alum, in terms of a post-vsu career, is former Atlanta Falcon Jessie Tuggle. Tuggle joined the Falcons in 1987 and spent his entire 13- year career with the team. He played in five Pro Bowls and ended his career with an NFL record five fumbles returned for touchdowns. Tuggle registered 12 straight 100-tackle seasons and ended his playing days with a team-record 2,065 tackles. Richard Collier, who ended his VSU career in 2005 signed a free agent contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars prior to the 2006 season and played in four games at offensive tackle. He went on to appear in four more games during the 2007 season. Since David Dean took over as head coach of the Blazers, five former players have gone on to the NFL ranks. Maurice Leggett, who played on Valdosta State s 2004 and 2007 national championship squads, signed a free agent contract with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2008 and now plays for the Detroit Lions while Larry Dean, who finished his career as VSU s all-time leading tackler, signed with the Minnesota Vikings in Offensive guard Edmund Kugbila became the highest draft pick in Valdosta State history when he was taken in the fourth round as the 108th overall pick of the 2013 NFL Draft by the Carolina Panthers while offensive tackle Ryan Schraeder signed a free agent contract with the Atlanta Falcons, as did cornerback Matt Pierce with the Tennessee Titans. Other former Blazers to make the pro ranks have included: (first team, league) Mark Catano (Pittsburgh, NFL), Richard Freeman (Atlanta, NFL), Randy Fisher (New Orleans, NFL), Artie Ulmer (Atlanta, NFL), Robert Williams (Kansas City, NFL), Carlos Johnson (Philadelphia, NFL), Robert Morris (Seattle, NFL), Dusty Bonner (Atlanta, NFL), Antonio Edwards (Carolina, NFL), Mike Bowman (Green Bay, NFL), Brad Trout (Atlanta, NFL), Mike Berry (Indianapolis, NFL), Reggie Rhodes (Miami, NFL), Dominique Ross (Tampa Bay, NFL), Erasmus Harvey (Winnipeg, CFL), Lance Funderburke (Montreal, CFL), Ced Dickerson (Winnipeg, CFL), Andre Hampton (Shreveport, AFL), York Kurinsky (Birmingham, AFL), Willie Copeland (Miami Dolphins, NFL), Gerald Davis (Hamilton Tiger-Cats, CFL), T.J. Williams (Manchester, AFL2) and C.A. Sanders (Billings Outlaws/IFL). Richard Collier Maurice Leggett Jessie Tuggle 22 Larry Dean 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

23 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK BLAZER SUPERLATIVES COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES DIVISION II FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME 2007 Jessie Tuggle 2002 Jessie Tuggle 2005 Chris Hatcher ALL-AMERICA HONOREES 1982 Mark Catano, OT 2001 Dusty Bonner, QB; C.J. Lofton, TE; Reggie Mosley, WR; Tully Payne,C; 1984 Lenny Parker, LB; Keith Moore, K; Chris Dupree (HM) Jason King, OT 1986 Jessie Tuggle, LB 2002 Aaron Jenkins, RB; C.J. Lofton, TE; Reggie Mosley, WR; 1988 Robert Morris, DL; Jimmy Brookins, LB (2 nd ); Mikeal Lovejoy, S (2 nd ); Dewayne Smith, NG Randy Fisher, FL (HM) 2004 Will Rhody, K; Torrey Howard, OL; Tim Thompson, DL; Spencer Fortson, DB; 1989 Randy Fisher, FL Tyran Robinson, RB; Fabian Walker, QB 1990 Deon Searcy, FS; Jack McTyre, K 2006 Sherard Reynolds, FS 1991 Antonio Edwards, DE (Defensive Lineman of the Year) 2007 Sherard Reynolds, FS; Cedric Jones, WR; William Montford, LB 1993 Chris Hatcher, QB; York Kurinsky, OT 2008 Sherard Reynolds, FS 1994 Chris Hatcher, QB 2010 Larry Dean, LB (Defensive Player of the Year; Stevie Harden, CB 1996 Lance Funderbuck, QB 2011 Ryan Schraeder, OT; Edmund Kugbila, OT; Harrison Dreiling, FS 1997 Richard Freeman, DE 2012 Ryan Schraeder, OT; Edmund Kugbila, OG; Cayden Cochran, QB; Gerald Ford, 1998 Antonio Speed, LB WR; Tyler Josey, DE; Chris Pope, LB, Mesh Wokomaty, OT; Lawrence Virgil, 2000 Dusty Bonner, QB; C.J. Lofton, TE DT NATIONAL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2010 Larry Dean GSC COMMISSIONER S TROPHY Awarded to the Gulf South Conference s Top Male Student-Athlete, based on athletic achievement, academic achievement and community service 1994 Chris Hatcher 1995 Chris Hatcher 1997 Lance Funderburke NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS 1994 Chris Hatcher GSC TOP TEN Awarded to the Gulf South Conference s Top 10 Student-Athletes, based on athletic achievement, academic achievement and community service 1997 Lance Funderburke 2001 Dusty Bonner 2013 Ryan Schraeder award began in 1997 NCAA TODAY S TOP EIGHT Awarded to the NCAA s Top Eight Student-Athletes, regardless of Division, based on athletic achievement, academic achievement and community service 1994 Chris Hatcher COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 1993 Chris Hatcher 1994 Chris Hatcher 2001 Dusty Bonner 2004 Will Rhody GSC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1994 Chris Hatcher, QB 1996 Lance Funderburke, QB 2000 Dusty Bonner, QB 2001 Dusty Bonner, QB 2002 Aaron Jenkins, RB 2012 Gerald Ford, WR GSC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1986 Jessie Tuggle, LB 1992 Antonio Edwards, DE 1998 Antonio Speed, LB 1995 Antonio Speed, LB 2002 Dewayne Smith, DE 2010 Larry Dean, LB GSC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1986 Randy Fisher, WR 1988 Ramon Allen, RB 2006 Cedric Jones, WR 2008 Chris Hart, QB 2009 Gerald Ford, WR 2012 Cedric O Neal, RB GSC COACH OF THE YEAR 1996 Hal Mumme 2000 Chris Hatcher 2001 Chris Hatcher 2002 Chris Hatcher 2010 David Dean GSC TEAM OF THE DECADE OL Mark Catano LB Jessie Tuggle WR Randy Fisher (2 nd ) LB Lenny Parker (2 nd ) DB Dallis Smith (2 nd ) Chris Hatcher was named the 1994 Offensive Player of the Year while winning the 2000, 2001 and 2002 Coach of the Year honors, making him one of only two people in GSC history to earn honors as both a player and coach QB RB WR DL LB GSC TEAM OF THE DECADE Chris Hatcher Dominique Ross Robert Williams Antonio Edwards Antonio Speed no second team chosen GSC TEAM OF THE DECADE QB Dusty Bonner RB Aaron Jenkins WR Reggie Mosley OG Torrey Howard TE C.J. Lofton PK Will Rhody DB Sherard Reynolds WR Cedric Jones (2 nd ) OT Gerald Davis (2 nd ) DL Tim Thompson (2 nd ) GSC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE DECADE Dusty Bonner, QB GSC COACH OF THE DECADE Chris Hatcher GSC TEAM OF THE QUARTER CENTURY QB Chris Hatcher OL Mark Catano OL York Kurinsky WR Randy Fisher LB Jessie Tuggle DB Dallis Smith GSC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE QUARTER CENTURY QB Chris Hatcher 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 23

24 1982 Carl Armstrong, WR; Mark Catano, OT (2 nd ); Cliff Fouty, LB (2 nd ); Jimmy Francis, CB (2 nd ); James Owens, QB (2 nd ) 1983 Lenny Parker, LB; Mark Catano, OT; Cliff Fouty, LB (2 nd ); Dallis Smith, CB (2 nd ) 1984 Lenny Parker, LB; Dallis Smith, CB (2 nd ); Jessie Tuggle, DE (2 nd ); Timmy Massey, SS (2 nd ); Chuck Dunmon, OG (2 nd ) 1985 Jessie Tuggle, LB; Dallis Smith, CB; Terry Mallory, P; Freddie Thomas, LB (2 nd ); Jimmy Francis, FS (2 nd ); Mark Dace, QB (2 nd ); R.D. Swain, OG (2 nd ); Darrien Teals, WR (2 nd ) 1986 Jessie Tuggle, LB; Dallis Smith, CB; Randy Fisher, WR; Terry Mallory, P; R.D. Swain, OG (2 nd ); James Gibson, DT (2 nd ); Keith Reddings, DE (2 nd ) 1987 Randy Fisher, WR; Jimmy Brookins, LB (2 nd ) 1988 Randy Fisher, WR; Jimmy Brookins, LB; Buddy Phillips, OT; Robert Morris, DT (2 nd ) 1989 Randy Fisher, WR; Keith Jones, TE; Deon Searcy, CB; Robert Morris, DE; Ramon Allen, RB (2 nd ); Shaun Utley, LB (2 nd ); Randy Williams, C (2 nd ) 1990 Antonio Edwards, DE; Jack McTyre, K; Dexter Holiday, WR (2 nd ) 1991 Antonio Edwards, DE; Chris Dupree, SS; Don Kelly, K; Will O Steen, C; Marcus Walker, DL (2 nd ); Dexter Holiday, WR (2 nd ); Scott Long, TE (2 nd ) 1992 Antonio Edwards, DE; Chris Dupree, SS; Calvin Walker, WR; York Kurinsky, OT; Chris Hatcher, QB (2 nd ); Matt Moore, OG (2 nd ); Andre Hampton, DE (2 nd ); Erasmus Harvey, LB (2 nd ) 1993 Chris Hatcher, QB; Calvin Walker, WR; York Kurinsky, OL; Andre Hampton, DE; Erasmus Harvey, LB; Tony Hill, SS; Stanley Flanders, RS (2 nd ) VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL ALL-GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE HONOREES Johnson, FS; Erasmus Harvey, LB (2 nd ); Shay Williams, DE (2 nd ); Edward Mitchell, LB (2 nd ) 1995 Tauese Letuli, OG; Sean Pender, WR; Lance Funderburke, QB (2 nd ); Ryan Branch, LB (2 nd ); Drew McPhail, OT (2 nd ); Wayne DeVane, P (2 nd ) 1996 Lance Funderburke, QB; Rodney Brown, WR; Sean Pender, WR; Felise Muai, OL; Drew McPhail, OL; Artie Ulmer, DL; James Lockhart, LB 1997 Mike Bowman, WR; Richard Freeman, DE; Jesse Sutton, LB; Vontrell Mitchell, RB (2 nd ); David Fox, DE (2 nd ); Arto Vartanian, DT (2 nd ); Brad Trout, SS (2 nd ); James Lightfoot, K (2 nd ); Eric Doggett, RS (2 nd ) 1998 Arto Vartanian, DT; Antonio Speed, LB; Jesse Sutton, LB; Dennis Fryzel, WR (2 nd ); Vaughn Clark, CB (2 nd ) 1999 Antonio Speed, LB; Michael Williams, LB; Vaughn Clark, CB; Jason King, OT (2 nd ); Travis Francis, RB (2 nd ); Bo Barilauskas, DT (2 nd ); Willie Caldwell, NG (2 nd ); Eric Doggett, RS (2 nd ) 2000 Dusty Bonner, QB; C.J. Lofton, TE; Tully Payne, C (2 nd ); Mike Fowler, LB (2 nd ); Reggie Cockerm, LB (2 nd ); Ced Dickerson, FS (2 nd ); Derrick Hill, BT (2 nd ) 2001 Dusty Bonner, QB; Reggie Mosley, WR/RS; C.J. Lofton, TE; Aaron Jenkins, RB; Bill Epps, OG; Jason King, OT; Reggie Cockerm, LB; Mike Fowler, LB; Ced Dickerson, DB; Shaunta Dismuke, BT; Keith Gosse, OG (2 nd ); Anthony Poole, DT (2 nd ); Reggie Rhodes, DT (2 nd ); Derek Braxton, CB (2 nd ) 2002 Aaron Jenkins, RB; Buster Faulkner, QB; Reggie Mosley, WR; C.J. Lofton, TE/BT; Torrey Howard, OG; Chance Hutto, OT; Dewayne Smith, NG; Tabious Carter, LB; Ced Dickerson, DB; Reggie Rhodes, DT (2 nd ); Marlin Adams, LB (2 nd ); Jason Cost, LB (2 nd ) Wesley Brown, FS/BT (2 nd ); Elliott Burkes, CB (2 nd ) 2004 Tyran Robinson, RB; Torrey Howard, OL; Tim Thompson, DE; Spencer Fortson, DB; Will Rhody, K; Derrick Hill, DE (2 nd ); Terel Toomer, DL (2 nd ); Leighton Cooley, OL (2 nd ); Will Shelton, OL (2 nd ); Sam Reynolds, DB (2 nd ); Travis Tidwell, P (2 nd ) 2005 Tim Thompson, DE; Richard Collier, OT; Michael Green, K; Dedrick Morrison, DE (2 nd ) 2006 Cedric Jones, WR; Travis Harrison, DE; Sherard Reynolds, FS/RS (2 nd ); Shawn Harris, BT; Willie Copeland, QB (2 nd ); William Montford, LB (2 nd ) 2007 Cedric Jones, WR; Sherard Reynolds, FS; William Montford, LB; Gerald Davis, OT; Maurice Leggett, BT; Travis Harrison, DE (2 nd ); Michael Terry, RB (2 nd ) 2008 Sherard Reynolds, FS; Demario Jones, DT; Albert Dukes, WR (2 nd ); Larry Dean, LB (2 nd ); Jack Fulford, P (2 nd ); Joey Farmer, DT (2 nd ) 2009 Larry Dean, LB; Cedric Jones, WR; Carlos Anderson, CB; Gerald Ford, WR (2 nd ); Jack Fulford, P (2 nd ) 2010 Larry Dean, LB; Stevie Harden, CB; Demario Jones, DT; Ronnye Nelson, AP; Dudley Spence, FS (2 nd ); Jack Fulford, P (2 nd ) 2011 Edmund Kugbila, OT; Ryan Schraeder, OT; Mesh Wokomaty, OG; Larry Bryant, DT; Chris Pope, LB; Harrison Dreiling, FS; Matt Pierce, CB; Seantavious Jones, WR (2 nd ); Lawrence Virgil, DT (2 nd ); Ryan Smith, LB (2 nd ); Jack Fulford, P (2 nd ) 2012 Cayden Cochran, QB; Cedric O Neal, RB; Gerald Ford, WR; Seantavious Jones, WR; Regginald Lewis, WR; Edmund Kugbila, OG; Cam Short, OG; Ryan Schraeder, OT; Mesh Wokomaty, OT; Tyler Josey, DL; Jeremy Grable, LB; Chris Pope, LB; Matt Pierce, CB; Tevin Davis, DE (2 nd ); Lawrence Virgil, DT (2 nd ); Daniel Andersen, P (2 nd ) 1994 Chris Hatcher, QB; Dominique Ross, FB; Robert Williams, WR; Stanley Flanders, WR; Matt Moore, OG; Andre Hampton, DE; Marcus Torrey Howard, OG; Tim Thompson, DE; Jason Cost, LB; Andre Zellner, TE (2 nd ); Derrick Hill, DE (2 nd ); Dee Williford, LB (2 nd ); 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

25 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE 09/20/82 Brad Bauer, K 11/07/83 Tracy Soles, RB 11/14/83 Henry Chubb, FB 09/23/85 Tony Allen, RB 11/18/85 Mark Dace, QB 09/29/86 Mark Dace, QB 10/27/86 Michael Williams, RB 10/26/87 Tye Cottle, QB 10/03/88 Tye Cottle, QB 10/24/88 Darrien Teals, WR 11/07/88 Ramon Allen, RB 10/16/89 Tye Cottle, QB 09/17/90 Ramon Allen, RB 11/18/91 Robert Williams, WR 11/02/92 Chris Hatcher, QB 11/09/92 Chris Hatcher, QB 11/09/92 Calvin Walker, WR 09/20/93 Dominique Ross, FB 10/04/93 Chris Hatcher, QB 11/01/93 Dominique Ross, FB 09/12/94 Chris Hatcher, QB 09/19/94 Stanley Flanders, WR 09/26/94 Chris Hatcher, QB 10/03/94 Dominique Ross, FB 10/10/94 Chris Hatcher, QB 10/17/94 Robert Williams, WR 10/31/94 Chris Hatcher, QB 09/02/95 Lance Funderburke, QB 10/07/95 Lance Funderburke, QB 11/04/95 Sean Pender, WR 08/31/96 Lance Funderburke, QB 09/07/96 Rodney Brown, WR 10/05/96 Lance Funderburke, QB 10/12/96 Lance Funderburke, QB 10/19/96 Lance Funderburke, QB 11/09/96 Vontrell Mitchell, FB 10/04/97 Mike Bowman, WR 11/08/97 Mike Bowman, WR 08/29/98 Dennis Fryzel, WR 08/26/00 Dusty Bonner, QB 09/16/00 Dusty Bonner, QB 11/04/00 Dusty Bonner, QB 11/11/00 Reggie Mosley, WR 09/15/01 Dusty Bonner, QB 09/22/01 Aaron Jenkins, RB 09/29/01 Dusty Bonner, QB 10/06/01 Dusty Bonner, QB 10/13/01 Aaron Jenkins, RB 11/03/01 Aarnon Jenkins, RB 10/07/02 Buster Faulkner, QB 10/21/02 Aaron Jenkins, RB 09/08/03 Barrett Wilkes, QB 10/06/03 Barrett Wilkes, QB 10/27/03 Barrett Wilkes, QB 10/04/04 Fabian Walker, QB 08/29/05 Barrett Wilkes, QB 10/17/05 Barrett Wilkes, QB 09/30/06 Willie Copeland, QB 09/29/07 Michael Terry, RB 10/10/09 Kellen Lewis, QB 09/04/11 Austen Roberts, QB 10/09/11 Cayden Cochran, QB 09/09/12 Gerald Ford, WR 09/16/12 Gerald Ford, WR 10/21/12 Seantavious Jones, WR 10/28/12 Cayden Cochran, QB 11/04/12 Cayden Cochran, QB DEFENSE 09/26/83 Lenny Parker, LB 11/14/83 Derrick Harris, DB 09/24/84 Derrick Harris, DB 10/15/84 Lenny Parker, LB 11/12/84 Lenny Parker, LB 11/04/85 Jimmy Francis, FS 09/15/86 Jessie Tuggle, LB 09/22/86 Jeff Hanton, FS 10/06/86 Jessie Tuggle, LB 09/21/87 Jimmy Brookins, LB 10/17/88 Mikeal Lovejoy, FS 11/14/88 Robert Morris, DE 09/18/89 Robert Morris, DE 09/24/90 Freddie Richardson, LB 10/01/90 Antonio Edwards, DE 10/14/91 Antonio Edwads, DE 11/18/91 Chris Dupree, DB 09/21/92 Erasmus Harvey, LB 10/12/92 Andre Hampton, DE 09/27/93 Tony Hill, DB 11/01/93 Andre Hampton, DE 09/23/95 Tommy Johnson, DE 10/05/96 Jesse Sutton, LB 09/20/97 Richard Freeman, DE 10/04/97 Richard Freeman, DE 08/29/98 Mike Williams, LB 10/31/98 Antonio Speed, LB 08/28/99 Reggie Cockerm, LB 09/18/99 Michael Williams, LB 10/23/99 Antonio Speed, LB 08/26/00 Mike Fowler, LB 11/10/01 Wesley Brown, FS 09/02/02 Marlin Adams, LB 11/04/02 DeWayne Smith, DT 10/07/06 Maurice Leggett, CB 09/19/10 Larry Dean, LB 09/26/10 Stevie Harden, DB 11/07/10 Harrison Dreiling, SS 09/11/11 Ryan Smith, LB 09/18/11 Chris Pope, LB 10/16/11 Matt Pierce, CB 10/14/12 Chris Pope, LB 11/04/12 Tyler Josey, DE SPECIAL TEAMS 08/29/98 Andy Gibbs, P 09/11/99 Eric Doggett, PR 09/02/00 Reggie Mosley, PR 10/07/00 Andy Gibbs, P 11/11/00 Aaron Jenkins, KR 09/15/01 Reggie Mosley, KR 11/04/02 Kenn Barnett, P 10/13/03 Bama Adams, PR 09/25/04 Will Rhody, K 10/24/05 Michael Green, K 09/23/06 Sherard Ryenolds, PR 10/07/06 Sherard Ryenolds, PR 10/19/08 Jack Fulford, P 09/05/10 Daniel Andersen, K 09/26/10 Jack Fulford, P 10/17/10 Jack Fulford, P 10/31/10 Jack Fulford, P 09/18/11 Daniel Andersen, K 09/09/12 Quin Roberson, PR 10/14/12 Daniel Andersen, K 10/21/12 Daniel Andersen, K 11/04/12 Daniel Andersen, K NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS A Ashley Abrams, DB Bama Adams, WR Marlin Adams, LB Kevin Adkins, DB Howard Akers, WR Timi Aganga-Williams, LB Matt Alexander, OT Jody Allen, DE Ramon Allen, RB Steve Allen, OT Tony Allen, RB Greg Alley, OG Daniel Andersen, K Carlos Anderson, DB Chris Anderson, WR Jazzin Anderson, CB Kelvin Anderson, WR Tirrell Andrews, WR Ryan Angel, DT Greg Archibong, RB Carl Armstrong, WR Cary Arneson, DB David Arnold, RB Thomas Arnold, RB David Ashby, P Eddie Ashley, RB Tyler Aurandt, WR Eugene Autry, DB B Keith Backstrom, LB David Bailey, RB Darryl Baker, LB Desmon Baker, DE Mike Baldwin, DB Ashton Ballard, FS Bryan Banks, OT David Banks, TE Tony Barnes, LB Kenn Barnett, QB/P , Rodrigus Bartell, WR Bo Barzilauskas, DL Josh Bass, DT R.J. Bastone, WR Terrell Battle, DB Brad Bauer, K Marc Beach, WR Pernell Bee, RB Anthony Beedles, DB Terrence Bell, DB John Belt, DB Travis Bembry, DB Mike Berry, DL Steve Betros, LB Reid Bethea, K Jason Birt, DB Andy Bishop, K Melvin Black, DE Stacey Blake, OT Gio Blalock, LB Andy Blanchard, LB Jeremiah Blount, RB Oliver Blount, DT Broderick Blue, DE Bubba Boatright, DT , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 25

26 Steve Bodi, DE Erik Boland, OG Elson Bolar, DT Chris Bonica, CB Keith Bonnell, OT Dusty Bonner, QB Bobby Booker, LB Abram Booty, WR Shawn Bostick, C Mike Bowman, WR Robert Boyette, DL D.J. Boykin, FS Demetrius Bozeman, DT Keith Braddock, DB Delrick Bradley, DB Jack Bradley, OG Ryan Branch, LB Shawn Brannen, OT Troy Braswell, RB Derek Braxton, DB Kevin Bray, DB Michael Brenton, OG Joey Brett, QB Milon Brezial, DB Lardell Brinson, WR , 1996 Terrence Brisbon, RB Alexander Brock, OG Jason Brock, OG Charles Brooks, DT Adam Brown, DL , Arthell Brown, DB Carlos Brown, FB Donatello Brown, DB Eddie Brown, DE Jamarian Brown, OG Jeremy Brown, DT John Brown, DT Josh Brown, DE Michael Brown, RB Rodney Brown, WR Vincent Brown, RB Wesley Brown, DB Chad Bryant, RB Larry Bryant, DE Brian Buford, FB Dan Burdette, FB , Elliott Burkes, DB , Kendall Burton, WR C Joel Cain, LB Shaun Calhoun, QB Clay Callaway, WR Rod Callaway, DT Russ Callaway, QB Bret Calzaretta, LB Cedric Campbell, RB Devin Cannon, CB Vince Capece, LB Xavier Carrington, DL Harvey Carter, DL Tabious Carter, DB Wilbert Carter, WR Kody Case, WR Chris Caspari, SS Mark Catano, OT VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Dean Chandler, DT Greg Chapman, OG Darryl Cherry. OG Brian Chestnutt, P Mike Christopher, RB Henry Chubb, RB Hunter Chumley, DT Schneider Cineus, DE Eric Clark, RB Jamaal Clark, LB Josten Clark, C Tommy Clark, C , 94 Vaughn Clark, DB Julanda Clayton, DB Dantra Clements, WR Cayden Cochran, QB Reggie Cockerm, LB , Cary Cody, WR , Oneil Cohen, DE Jay Coley, WR Richard Collier, OT Keith Cooksey, WR , Leighton Cooley, C Greg Cooper, RB Nikko Cooper, WR , 1998 Marcus Copeland, FB Roger Copeland, LB Willie Copeland, QB Abundio Corchado, OL Jeff Corley, DS Jason Cost, LB Tye Cottle, QB Graham Craig, QB Xavier Crain, FS Vic Crawford, DB Jeff Creveling, QB Kiece Crite, LB Elkannah Crockett, DB Nathan Cronic, QB Kevin Crosby, FB Michael Cullen, LB P.J. Curbeam, WR Justin Curry, DE D Mark Dace, QB Rod Dalton, WR , Donnie Daniels, LB J.D. Daniels, WR Jermel Daniels, DL Chance Darley, FS Chris Davenport, LB Calvin Davis, LB Gerald Davis, OG Jared Davis, WR Kelvin Davis, DT Mike Davis, WR RJ Davis, WR Reginald Davis, WR Rick Davis, QB Tevin Davis, DE Jackson Dean, WR Larry Dean, LB Shamonta Dean, DB Chauncey DeBose, DE Dustin DeHaven, DE Fran Delaney, DS Stephen Delk, K Jamie Deloach, QB Dominic DeMasi, P Wayne DeVane, P Richard DeWees, LB Ced Dickerson, DB Jerry Dillard, K Shaunta Dismuke, DB , 2001 Derek Dixon, DB Owen Dixon, WR Dustin Dodson, C Eric Doggett, WR Lavarus Dollar, LB Artie Dovers, OG Eddie Dowdell, WR Derek Dragon, DB Harrison Dreiling, SS Todd Douthit, K Jody Dowda, OT Dezric Dugger, DL Tommie Duhart, DT Albert Dukes, WR Blake Duncan, FB , 93 Chuck Dunmon, OT Andrew Dunn, C Fred Dunn, LB Travis Dupart, OL Chris Dupree, DB Davis Durham, SS E John Eaton, OG Jos Edison, OT Antonio Edwards, DE Kewon Edwards, LB Rodney Edwards, LB Calvin English, DE Bill Epps, OG , Rashad Etheridge, CB Cedric Evans, WR , 09 Manny Evans, DB F Scott Fambrough, TE Albert Fanoga, DB Joey Farmer, LS Leon Farmer, LB Ken Fasnacht, WR Buster Faulkner, QB Eric Faulkner, DE Jeffery Felton, WR Matt Fiorelli, DE Randy Fisher, WR Mike Fitzpatrick, WR Demarcus Flanagan, LB Stanley Flanders, WR Brad Fleming, OG Tim Fleming, OG Michael Flood, DB Tracy Flounoy, DL Steve Foote, C Gerald Ford, WR , 12 Reggie Ford, WR Spencer Fortson, DB Scott Foss, DB , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Cliff Fouty, LB Chris Fowler, DB Mike Fowler, LB , 2006 David Fox, DE Kyle Fox, OT Walt Foy, DB Jimmy Francis, DB Travis Francis, RB Richard Freeman, DE Dennis Fryzel, WR , Jack Fulford, P Rodney Fulk, K J.T. Fuller, LB Chris Fultcher, TE Darrell Funderburk, QB Lance Funderburk, QB , G Chad Gallahan, K Cameron Gannaway, CB Cedric Gantt, DL Doug Garrity, DL Chris Gaston, LB Trokon Gaye, DE Bert Gelis, DL Tommy George, DL Andy Gibbs, P , 00 Erik Gibson, WR James Gibson, DL Mike Gibson, DB Evan Gilles, FB , 09, 11 Dorian Gilliam, RB David Gilyard, LB Kris Gingrow, OL John Gladden, LB Colin Glasco, OT Jeff Glazer, DB Eugene Glenn, RB David Glisson, RB , 1995 Alex Godfrey, RB Gary Goff, WR Matt Gonzalez, DL Keith Gosse, OG Glen Gozier, DL Jeremy Grable, LB Chris Grant, CB Leon Gray, LB Chad Grabowski, DE Matt Grabowski, WR John Gray, DL Kevin Gray, WR Brandon Green, DT Michael Green, K Shadrick Green, TE Jeff Greer, DE Michael Greer, WR Steve Greer, WR Lewis Grier, QB/WR Steve Griffin, QB Isaiah Gresham, DB Ryan Grubbs, LB John Gulyas, OT Jason Guzzardo, K H Kenneth Hale, CB

27 Jack Hall, DE Paul Hall, LB Stanley Hall, RB Todd Hall, C Wayne Hamm, TE Andre Hampton, DE Dennis Hampton, DE Roshod Hampton, DL Jeff Hanton, DB , Stevie Harden, CB Rico Harley, OT Austin Harmon, DB Donnie Harrell, RB Bryce Harrington, K Antwan Harris, DB Derrick Harris, DB Derrick Harris, CB/RB Jonathan Harris, TE Shawn Harris, DB John Harrison, DS Travis Harrison, DE Chris Hart, QB Dwayne Hart, DB Erasmus Harvey, LB Chris Hatcher, QB Ross Hawthorne, LB Jordan Heath, OL Lance Helton, OG Ashley Henderson, OG Mike Henry, C Tray Herndon, WR Chester Hightower, LB Derrick Hill, DE , Tony Hill, DB John Hinson, DL John Hobdy, QB Craig Hodge, DL Rory Hogan, DL Lance Holder, CB Dexter Holiday, WR , Hobie Holiday, DE Adam Hollingsworth, OG/C Mendez Hollis, DB Cameo Holloway, FB Cedric Holton, DB Jimmy Holton, OG Jeff Hooks, LB Carlos Hope, WR , Alphonso Hopkins, DB Marcel Horne, LB Averil Houston, DB Bo Houston, OG Greg Hoven, WR Torrey Howard, OG James Hubbard, OG/NG Tymon Hudson, DE Doug Hunter, QB James Hutley, DT Chance Hutto, OT J Antwon Jackson, DL Chris Jackson, CB Edward Jackson, DB Jerome Jackson, RB , 86 Stonewall Jackson, RB BLAZER RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Theseus Jackson, RB Eric Jarvis, C Willie Jefferson, LB Jason Jelks, DB Aaron Jenkins, RB Kenny Jennings, DB Brandon Jernigan, OL Carlos Johnson, WR Casey Johnson, DE Chris Johnson, DE Emanuel Johnson, DL Entonia Johnson, DT Marcus Johnson, DB Tommy Johnson, DE Will Johnson, TE Willie Johnson, NG Donnie Johnston, QB Barry Jones, FB Cedric Jones, WR Chris Jones, LB Demario Jones, DT Jeff Jones, FS Joel Jones, DE Keith Jones, TE Seantaviuos Jones, WR Maurice Jordan, DL Tyrone Jordan, WR , Tyler Josey, DE , Dominic June, LB Isaiah Jupiter, WR K P.J. Katz, WR Don Kelly, K John Kenny, OL/DL Darius Kimbrough, WR Jason King, OT Jimmy King, TE Roger King, CB Everett Kitchens, SS Scott Klees, QB Justin Knott, DE Justin Kraemer, K Edmond Kubgila, OT York Kurinsky, OL L Trevor Lansford, RB Lance Laskey, TE Andrew Lauritsen, DT Mike Laussen, DL Mark Lawson, LB Decaris Leeks, OG Maurice Leggett, LB Cooper Lemonds, DE Michael Leslie, RB Tauese Letuli, OL Archie Lewis, DB Chris Lewis, LB Kellen Lewis, QB Regginald Lewis, WR James Lightfoot, K Ray Lloyd, C James Lockhart, LB C.J. Lofton, TE Greg Lofton, WR Scott Long, TE Scottie Long, LB Stan Long, OG Vernon Loree, K Mikeal Lovejoy, DB Eric Luke, DB Jeremy Lundy, OL Marcellas Lyles, DE , 99 Fatari Lyons, DE M Rico Mack, WR George Mackey, DE Kevin Maddox, P Pat Magennis, OL Amel Magwood, DB Terry Mallory, QB/P Markus Manson, RB Brad Martin, WR Derryl Mason, WR Timmy Massey, DB William Massey, RB Saia Mataele, DE Octavio Matamoros, OG Chas Matthews, LB Donald Maxwell, LB Bo May, DT Alvoid Mays, DB Matt Mazick, TE Mike McBride, RB Paul McCall, K Derick McCant, DB Harold McClain, DL Joseph McCauley, LB Wade McCool, OG Ryan McCormick, TE Clint McCrory, DL Mike McCullough, P Kelvin McDavis, OG Deon McGhee, DE Trent McGuire, RB Alex McKinnie, RB Jordan McNair, WR , 12 Drew McPhail, OL James McRae, TE Jack McTyre, K Danny Metcalf, LB , 90 Japree Miles, LB , Keith Miles, DE Michael Miller, C Vic Miller, LB Jerome Mills, DB William Milton, RB Herbert Mingo, RB Charles Mitchell, LB Edward Mitchell, LB Rob Mitchell, WR Vontrell Mitchell, RB William Montford, LB Clifton Montgomery, RB Donald Monts, OG Demetrick Moore, DB Harvey Moore, OL , 2000 Keith Moore, K Keir Moore, DE Matt Moore, OL Phillip Moore, RB Robert Morris, DE Teddy Morris, OL , Dedrick Morrison, DE Charles Morton, LS Gary Morton, DB Chad Mosley, P Jackson Mosley, DB Reggie Mosley, WR Gabe Mould, FB Scott Mowry, LB Felise Muai, OL Matt Mumme, QB , 96 Kenny Murphy, LB Tony Murphy, LB Darrell Mydell, DB N Davis Nall, OT J.R. Neal, OT Tremaine Neal, LB Marcus Nedd, DE Carlton Nelson, RB Ronnye Nelson, RB Clay NeSmith, DL Anthony Newsome, DE Robert Newton, OT David Niemeyer, DL John Norris, OT Alberto Nurse, LB O Alex Oakes, LB Sammy Ogletree, LB Tay Ogletree, SS Wendell Olden, RB Cedric O Neal, RB Calvin Orr, DB Willie Osborn, WR Will O Steen, C James Owens, QB P Don Page, DE Brent Palma, P Scott Palmer, RB Ted Palmer, DS Josh Parker, DL Lenny Parker, LB Michael Parker, OT Tommy Parker, WR Zach Parker, WR George Parsons, LB Michael Pate, DE Oscar Patterson, DB Tully Payne, C Sean Pender, WR , Clifford Pettiford, WR Greg Petty, FS Matt Pierce, FS/CB Deondrick Pina, FS Buddy Phillips, OT Desmond Phillips, WR Larry Pividal, TE Alan Pohalski, DL Anthony Poole, DT Billy Poole, RB Chris Pope, LB , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 27

28 Richard Popkin, OT Eric Porter, LB Donnie Powell, FB Patrick Prewitt, QB Sammie Price, DL Tucker Pruitt, QB Tyler Pruitt, RB Don Pumphrey, OT R Ratu Rabelo, LB Ryan Rackley, DB Todd Ragle, DE Quentin Rainey, OT Jerry Randall, DL Andre Randle, DL Jessie Randle, DB Buddy Ratledge, OT Jason Ray, OL Marcus Ray, RB Josh Rayam, WR Ben Reaves, TE Charles Reddick, DL Keith Reddings, DE Quinton Reed, DB Jack Reeves, DE Robert Renfro, DL Luis Reveiz, K Matt Revercomb, FB Sam Reynolds, DB Sherard Reynolds, WR/DB Reggie Rhodes, DL Will Rhody, K James Richards, OT Jason Richards, OL Freddie Richardson, LB D Amonte Ridley, WR Rodney Rigdon, DE Andrew Riley, TE Rusty Rivers, OG Barry Roberson, LB Quin Roberson, WR Austen Roberts, QB Calvin Roberts, DB Julian Roberts, DE Justin Roberts, QB Kelvin Roberts, DE David Robinson, DE Joe Robinson, WR Rashawn Robinson, RB Tyran Robinson, RB Griffin Roelle, WR Tyrone Rogers, RB Tyler Rose, WR Dominique Ross, FB Lee Rourk, LB John Royal, LB Mantevius Rucker, De Carlos Russell, DT Davis Russell, OG/C S Devin Sabina, K Kevin Sams, DB C.A. Sanders, OG Homer Sanders, WR Shaun Sanders, DL Drew Sauls, WR Mike Scantling, TE VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Ryan Schraeder, OT Richard Schilie, TE Austin Scott, RB Clifford Scott, DB Eric Scott, RB Deon Searcy, DB Mike Sellars, C Brock Sellers, C Cornelius Seymour, LB Andy Sharpless, OG Twion Shealer, OG Will Shelton, OT Edwin Shepard, FS Kelvin Sheppard, WR Cam Short, OG Jimbo Shubert, LB Pete Shutters, DL Mark Sibenaller, DT Dean Siegel, DE James Sirmans, LB Steve Skeen, RB Eric Sledge, WR Albert Smith, RB , 87 Anthony Smith, LB Dallis Smith, DB Daveion Smith, DB Dedric Smith, WR Dennis Smith, DB Dewayne Smith, DT Jerome Smith, DE Larry Smith, WR Ryan Smith, LB Tavaris Smith, LB Terry Smith, DB Tracy Soles, RB Dudley Spence, LB , Antonio Speed, LB , Caleb St. Louis, DT Chuck Stamey, OT Gordon Steele, OL , 10 Darrell Stephens, WR Josh Stephens, DT Jarmal Stevens, DB Mitch Stewart, QB Paul Streacker, C Dan Strickland, DT James Strickland, C Mel Stripling, OT Brett Sudduth, SS Ryan Sulkowski, C Roger Sullivan, OL Jesse Sutton, LB Ricky Sutton, DL R.D. Swain, OG Ricky Swales, DE T Greg Talley, DE Chad Tanner, RB Lee Tarpley, RB Darrell Tarver, DE Brad Tate, LB Larry Tatum, C Hunter Taylor, DL John Taylor, TE Travis Taylor, WR Darrien Teals, WR Michael Terry, RB Derrick Tharpe, WR Edwin Thermidor, DT Cody Thomas, LB Freddie Thomas, LB Jake Thomas, C Raymond Thomas, WR , 06 Curtis Thompson, LB Hugh Thompson, QB Jay Thompson, OG Tim Thompson, DE Anthony Thornton, DL Gary Thornton, DB Bryant Thorpe, DT Travis Tidwell, P Allen Tillman, QB/WR Terel Toomer, DL Jesus Torres, OG Brad Trout, DB , Jason Troutman, OT Tony Troutman, OG Jessie Tuggle, LB Mike Tuggle, OG John Turley, DE Bubba Turner, OG Darren Turner, DL Marquis Turner, DB Sandy Turner, DB Terry Turner, DL U Artie Ulmer, DL Shawn Utley, LB V Arto Vartanian, DT Jason Vaughan, QB Max Vickers, FB Reggie Vickers, WR Cody Vining, LB Lawrence Virgil, TE W Calvin Walker, WR Fabian Walker, QB Jake Walker, K Latray Walker, RB Marcus Walker, DL Reggie Walker, RB Jay Walls, DL Charles Walsh, OT Geoff Walters, TE Edwin Walton, DE Marcellus Washington, DT Emmett Watkins, LB Zim Watters, DL Sean Weathers, LB , 09 Will Weaver, DS Arthur Webb, WR Alex Webster, CB Corey Weed, TE/DE Chris Wellborn, WR Dante Wells, OG Kelly Wells, OT Tony Wesley, RB , 03 Regional West, DE Zach West, WR Javaris Weston, RB Derwin Whatley, DB Dominique Wheeler, CB Robert Wheeler, TE , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Billy White, RB Brandon White, LB David White, LB Doral White, De Brett Whitmire, QB Fabian Whylly, LB Jon Wiley, LB Josh Wiley, SS Bill Wilhelm, TE Barrett Wilkes, QB Alec Williams, DE Angelo Williams, WR , David Williams, TE Demeakey Williams, DB Deon Williams, RB Eric Williams, DB Fitzgerald Williams, DB Justin Williams, LB Lamar Williams, DE Michael Williams, RB Mike Williams, RB Mike Williams, OL Michael Williams, LB Randy Williams, C Robert Williams, WR Rod Williams, OT Shay Williams, DL T.J. Williams, WR Wilbur Williams, RB Winston Williams, WR Zac Williams, K Fred Williamson, LB Dee Williford, LB Drew Willis, TE Britt Wilson, OT/DE Mesh Wokomaty, OT Hershel Wooten, DL Marcus Worlds, DL Nekeyma Wright, WR Stephen Wright, P Tyrell Wright, DE Y Jesse Yancey, OT Roshmel Young, WR Z Andre Zellner, TE

29 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK 2002 NATIONAL RUNNER-UP TEAM Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Valdosta State Grand Valley State GRAND VALLEY STATE 31, VALDOSTA STATE 24 BRALY STADIUM FLORENCE, ALA. DECEMBER 14, 2002 FLORENCE, Ala. - In a battle of unbeaten teams, Grand Valley State stopped a Valdosta State comeback bid with a touchdown with only 64 seconds remaining to defeat the Blazers in the NCAA Division II National Championship game in Braly Stadium. The Lakers jumped out to a 17-3 lead in the first half while passing for 190 yards in the half. After forcing a pair of punts on GVSU s first two possessions, Valdosta State got on the board first after marching 89 yards on eight plays. The Blazers took over the ball on their own two yard line, but quickly got out of the shadow of the goal posts as Aaron Jenkins broke a 41-yard run on second down. Two plays later Bama Adams hit Tyrone Jordan for 42 yards, but the drive would stall, leading to a Will Rhody 26-yard field goal. Grand Valley State quickly answered as it took over on its own 42 before getting a 49-yard pass completion on first down. A play later, Reggie Spearmon found the end zone for a 7-3 Laker lead. GVSU again went to the air for its next score as it picked up 54 yards for a touchdown on a third-and-10 play and added a 38-yard field goal on its first drive of the second quarter to go up VSU responded with a 27-yard field goal from Rhody 34 seconds before the half to establish a 17-6 Laker lead at the break. Grand Valley State made it 24-6, on a 67-yard completion, on its first drive of the third quarter before Valdosta State began its comeback bid. Jenkins scored from seven yards out to cut the deficit to just 11 points with 3:51 remaining in the third quarter before Rhody added his third field goal of the game, a 43-yard try, with 3:30 to go in the game. The ensuing kickoff was fielded at the GVSU six yard line, but the Blazer coverage squad dropped kick returner Brent Lesniak for a three yard loss to pin the Lakers deep in their own territory. After an incomplete pass, Grand Valley State quarterback Curt Anes fumbled the ball in the end zone and VSU defensive end Tim Thompson fell on the loose ball for a touchdown. Blazer quarterback Buster Faulkner promptly found C.J. Lofton alone in the end zone for a two-point conversion, knotting the game at with 3:09 remaining in the contest. However, the Lakers would recover as they returned the ensuing kickoff 30 yards before handing the ball to Anes. The Laker quarterback promptly completed five-of-six passes, all to David Kircus, for 62 yards while Spearmon picked up six more on the ground. The winning score came with 64 seconds remaining in the contest as Anes and Kircus, who established a title game record with 270 yards receiving, hooked up from 10 yards out while the GVSU defense sealed the victory with an interception on the ensuing drive. VSU Team Stats GVSU 14 First Downs Rushing Attempts Net Rushing Yards Comp. - Att Passing Yards Total Plays - Yards Sacks By - Yards Interceptions - Yards Fumbles - Lost Penalties - Yards Punts - Average Yards of-20 Third Down Conversions 6-of-14 32:35 Time of Possession 27:25 The Road to Florence Second Round - Valdosta State 24, Catawba 7 Valdosta State tallied 494 yards of total offense as the Blazers topped Catawba 24-7 in Bazemore-Hyder Stadium... VSU tallied 343 yards through the air as Buster Faulkner completed 25-of-38 passes, while also picking up 151 on the ground... The Blazers built a 21-0 halftime lead as it put together scoring drives of 67, 85 and 74 yards in the first half... A field goal in the third quarter pushed the lead to 24-0 before Catawba, which finished with just 258 total yards, got a touchdown pass in the third. Quarterfinals - Valdosta State 31, Carson-Newman 28 Valdosta State scored with just 1:14 remaining in the contest to defeat Carson-Newman 31-28, earning its first ever trip to the National Semifinals... Valdosta State got two first half touchdowns to overcome a touchdown and two field goals, including one with no time remaining in the first half, to grab a lead at the intermission... Ten more points pushed the Blazer lead to through three quarters, before CN stormed back with 15 fourth quarter points... The Eagles scored two minutes into the fourth, adding a two-point conversion on the play, and again six minutes later to take the lead... VSU proceeded to travel 80 yards on 13 plays for the winning score. Semifinals - Valdosta State 21, Texas A&M-Kingsville 12 In a defensive battle, Valdosta State topped Texas A&M-Kingsville to advance to the school s first national title game... TAMUK was limited to just 192 yards of total offense in the contest, 71 of which came on its final drive that culminated in the Javelinas only touchdown of the day... Meanwhile, VSU tallied 211 yards of total offense, but got a touchdown from its special teams unit on a blocked punt and saw its defense return an interception to the Texas A&M-Kingsville 10, setting up another score... The Blazer defense tallied nine sacks in the contest. Individual Statistical Leaders Rushing: VSU - Jenkins 20-99/1td; Tarpley 1-1. GVSU - Lesniak 8-56; Spearmon 14-29/1td. Passing: VSU - Faulkner , 139yds. GVSU - Anes , 361yds/3td. Receiving: VSU - Mosley 9-47; Lofton 5-35; Jordan GVSU - Kircus /3td; Banks Defense: VSU - Brown 10tckls/1ff; Aganga-Williams 9tckls/2tfl/1pd; Burkes 7tckls/1tfl/1pd. GVSU - Estes 12tckls/6tfl/2.5sacks; Marshall 12tckls/6tfl/1pd/1sack; Williams 8tckls/2tfl/1pd/1sack. 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 29

30 VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL 2004 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Valdosta State Pittsburg State VALDOSTA STATE 36, PITTSBURG STATE 31 BRALY STADIUM FLORENCE, ALA. DECEMBER 11, 2004 FLORENCE, Ala. - Valdosta State used a ground control offense and an opportunistic defense to defeat Pittsburg State in Braly Stadium to earn the school s first NCAA Division II Football National Championship. The Gorillas jumped on the scoreboard quickly as they intercepted a pass and returned it 32 yards for a score just 56 seconds into the contest. PSU pushed its lead to 14-0 seven minutes later as it scored on a Jermaine Carpenter 10-yard reception. VSU used a turnover of its own to tally its first points of the game as Terrence Bell intercepted a pass and returned it to the Pittsburg State 19 yard line. Four plays later, Fabian Walker hooked up with Zach Parker for a one-yard scoring strike. After a Gorilla field goal, Walker capped off a 9-play, 69-yard drive with a four-yard run to move the Blazers to within three points. The Valdosta State defense again made its presence felt as Tim Thompson sacked PSU quarterback Neal Philpot, who fumbled the ball on the play. Thompson recovered the fumble at the VSU 45 yard line with 47 seconds remaining, giving the Blazers time to march to the PSU seven yard line. Will Rhody tied the game with a 27-yard field goal just three seconds before intermission. A safety less than two minutes into the second half gave Valdosta State its first lead of the game before the Blazers extended their advantage to on its next drive. VSU marched 72 yards on seven plays on the possession, capping it off with a 23-yard run by Tyran Robinson. Pittsburg State responded with an 11-play, 80 yard drive on its ensuing possession to close to within two points only to have Valdosta State again find the end zone as it took over possession of the ball after the kickoff. Walker proceeded to complete two passes for 13 yards while rushing twice for 22 yards on the drive, which ended with a seven-yard completion to Raymond Thomas with 14:15 remaining in the contest. The Black Swarm defense forced its third turnover of the contest on the ensuing drive, leading to VSU s final points of the game. On the first play from scrimmage, Terel Toomer forced a fumble that was recovered by the Blazers Scott Foss at the PSU 31. The Blazers closed to the Gorilla eight yard line before kicking a 28-yard field goal to build its largest lead at Pittsburg State closed to within five points on a Neal Philpot one-yard touchdown with 7:27 to go, but VSU answered with a drive that took 5:36 off the clock. After a punt, Bell registered his second interception of the day, sealing the victory for the Blazers, which held the Gorillas to 250 offensive yards under their season average. VSU Team Stats PSU 21 First Downs Rushing Attempts Net Rushing Yards Comp. - Att Passing Yards Total Plays - Yards Sacks By - Yards Interceptions - Yards Fumbles - Lost Penalties - Yards Punts - Average Yards of-8 Third Down Conversions 4-of-9 31:09 Time of Possession 28:51 The Road to Florence Second Round - Valdosta State 38, Carson-Newman 12 Valdosta State shut down the nation s second-ranked offense as the Blazers topped Carson-Newman in Bazemore-Hyder Stadium... The Eagles managed 364 total yards in the contest, but also turned the ball over four times... The Blazers jumped to a 17-0 halftime lead before CN scored on an 86-yard third quarter punt return... The only Eagle offensive score came on a touchdown with 51 seconds remaining... The VSU special teams unit blocked both Carson-Newman extra point attempts in the game. Quarterfinals - Valdosta State 38, Albany State 24 In a tale of two halves, Valdosta State overcame a 24-0 halftime deficit to defeat Albany State The Golden Rams rolled up 270 offensive yards in the first half while limiting VSU to The second half saw the Blazers tally 258 yards of offense while holding ASU to After forcing a punt on the first Albany State possession of the second half, Valdosta State scored less than three minutes into the frame on a Tyran Robinson 22-yard run... Robinson scored again six minutes later while Vincent Brown also scored two second half touchdowns for the Blazers... The victory avenged Valdosta State s only loss of the season as Albany State claimed a victory in the season opener. Semifinals - Valdosta State 45, West Chester 21 Valdosta State never trailed as it jumped to a 31-7 halftime lead en route to a victory over visiting West Chester... VSU scored on five of six first half possessions... The Blazers scored two first half touchdowns on the ground while getting two more through the air... The Golden Rams scored two third quarter touchdowns to close to within 31-21, only to have Valdosta State respond with two fourth quarter scores... The VSU offense tallied 476 yards in the game, as opposed to 316 for WCU, while the defense forced four turnovers in the contest. Individual Statistical Leaders Rushing: VSU - Brown 13-72; Robinson 11-68/1td; Walker 11-55/1td. PSU - Philpot /1td; Race Passing: VSU - Walker , 165yds/2td. PSU - Majors , 148yds. Receiving: VSU - Dalton 4-48; Robinson 4-22; Parker 2-12/1td. PSU - Austin 8-119; Carpenter 4-38/1td; Ward Defense: VSU - Foss 11tckls/1fr/1pd; Fortson 9tckls/1tfl; Toomer 8tckls/2tfl/1ff. PSU - Miller 12tckls/1ff/1fr; Lattimer 10tckls/1tfl/1pd; Dellasega 6tckls , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

31 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK 2007 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Northwest Missouri State Valdosta State VALDOSTA STATE 25, NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE 20 BRALY STADIUM FLORENCE, ALA. DECEMBER 15, 2007 FLORENCE, Ala. - The Cardiac Kids pulled off their fourth straight second half comefrom-behind victory as Valdosta State defeated Northwest Missouri State in Braly Stadium for the school s second NCAA Division II National Championship. The Blazers scored the winning touchdown with just 22 seconds remaining in the contest when Michael Terry plunged in from one yard out to cap off an eight-play, 37- yard drive. VSU took over in Bearcat territory after an NWMS punt traveled just 26 yards before being downed. Valdosta State quarterback Willie Copeland promptly completed three straight passes for 19 yards and, after a five-yard gain on the ground by Rashawn Robinson, connected with Scott Palmer for an eight-yard pick-up to the Northwest Missouri State five yard line. Terry took over from there, picking up four yards to establish a first-and-goal situation before being stopped for no gain on the next play. The Bearcats again appeared to stop Terry on second-and-goal, but the junior bounced out of the middle of the pile and slanted left to cross the goal line. The Bearcats used a pair of second quarter touchdowns, the first on an interception return and the second coming just 21 seconds before the half, to build a 14-3 advantage heading into the intermission. Clay Callaway caught a seven-yard pass from Copeland in the third quarter to cut the deficit to while Zach Parker and Ronnye Nelson hooked up for a 14-yard scoring strike in the fourth to briefly give VSU the lead. However, NWMS responded by returning the ensuing kick-off 34 yards and scored three plays later on a Xavier Omon two-yard dive to regain the advantage. The extra point attempt was blocked and scooped up by Valdosta State s Roger King, who returned the ball 86 yards for a two-point defensive point-after-attempt. The Blazers sealed the victory on the first play from scrimmage following the Terry touchdown as Bearcat quarterback Joel Osborn was hit as he released a pass. The fluttering ball was intercepted by Blazer William Montford, allowing Copeland to take a knee to end the contest. The VSU defense held Northwest Missouri State to just 235 total yards in the contest, including just 87 on the ground. Omon, who was averaging 236 yards a game in his three previous play-off contests, was limited to just 63 yards, on 27 carries, in the game. Meanwhile, Valdosta State tallied 305 yards in the contest, including 271 through the air. Blazer star wideout Cedric Jones caught 10 passes for 95 yards while Calloway finished the contest with five receptions and 61 yards. NWMS Team Stats VSU 12 First Downs Rushing Attempts Net Rushing Yards Comp. - Att Passing Yards Total Plays - Yards Sacks By - Yards Interceptions - Yards Fumbles - Lost Penalties - Yards Punts - Average Yards of-16 Third Down Conversions 4-of-13 30:38 Time of Possession 29:22 The Road to Florence Second Round - Valdosta State 55, Catawba 29 After receiving a first round bye, Valdosta State scored 35 unanswered points in the second half to defeat Catawba in the second round of the NCAA playoffs... The Blazer trailed at the half, but scored less than four minutes into the second half to take the lead... Michael Terry led the second half charge with two touchdowns and 108 of his 139 rushing yards. Quarterfinals - Valdosta State 37, North Alabama 23 VSU used a pair of fourth quarter punt returns for touchdowns to come from behind in defeating North Alabama Sherard Reynolds evened the game at less than four minutes into the final quarter as he fielded a punt and returned it 65 yards for a touchdown... The Blazer defense held the Lions on their next drive, setting up another punt, which Roger King returned a VSU school record 80 yards for a advantage... VSU scored its third touchdown in less than three minutes after recovering a fumble on the UNA three yard line... Ronnye Nelson returned a kickoff 91 yards for a touchdown on its first possession and VSU set a NCAA Division II playoff record with 183 yards on punt returns. Semifinals - Valdosta State 28, California (Pa.) 24 Valdosta State trailed by as much as 14 points in the second half before grabbing the lead with just over three minutes remaining to defeat California (Pa.) The Vulcans scored 21 straight points in the second and third quarters to take a 21-7 lead, only to have VSU tie the game with a pair of touchdowns... A field goal regained the lead for California, but Zach Parker made a diving, one-handed grab on a Willie Copeland pass in the end zone to put VSU back in front with 3:13 remaining... His catch was named the Play of the Day on ESPN s SportsCenter later that night... Cal marched the length of the field only to have Maurice Leggett intercept a pass in the end zone with 57 seconds to go to seal the win. Individual Statistical Leaders Rushing: VSU - Terry 12-36/1td; Nelson 4-12; R. Robinson 2-9. NWMS - Omon 27-63/1td; Wright 2-15; Osborn 2-9. Passing: VSU - Copeland , 257yds/1td. NWMS - Osborn , 148yds/1td. Receiving: VSU - Jones 10-95; Nelson 6-40; Callaway 5-61/1td. NWMS - Peterson 5-57/1td; Omon 4-6; Wright Defense: VSU - Cullen 9tckls/1tfl/1pd; Montford 7tckls/1tfl/1int; Daniels 7tckls/1pd. NWMS - Robertson 15tckls/1sack/1tfl; Erspamer 12 tckls. 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 31

32 VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL 2012 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Valdosta State Winston-Salem State VALDOSTA STATE 35, WINSTON-SALEM STATE 7 BRALY STADIUM FLORENCE, ALA. DECEMBER 15, 2012 FLORENCE, Ala. - Valdosta State used a dominating defensive performance to claim its third national championship as the Blazers upended previously unbeaten Winston- Salem State 35-7 in Braly Stadium. The Blazers set the tone from the opening seconds of the game as Matt Pierce fielded the kickoff and returned it 96 yards for a touchdown. After a turnover on downs by the Rams, VSU marched 63 yards on eight plays to score when Cedric O Neal burst through the line and ran 24 yards for the first of three rushing touchdowns by VSU on the day. Cayden Cochran added a one-yard run to finish off a 13-play, 72-yard drive in the second quarter as Valdosta State built a 21-0 halftime lead. The shutout marked the first time in the 2012 season that WSSU had not scored in a half. The VSU defense allowed 249 yards of offense in the first half, but also came up with wo turnovers and sacked Ram quarterback Kameron Smith three times to thwart any scoring opportunity. Winston-Salem State got on the board on its second drive of the third quarter as it marched 80 yards on eight plays. VSU almost stopped the scoring drive as Dominique Wheeler, who ended the previous Ram possession with an interception, just missed coming up with his second picked-off pass of the half. Five plays later, Smith hooked up with Jameze Massey from 29 yards out to close WSSU to within 14 points. The Rams threatened to close to within a touchdown on their ensuing drive as they marched to the VSU 1, however, Jeremy Grable stripped Smith of the ball on a quarterback keeper and VSU recovered to perserve its lead. The turnover spurred VSU s longest scoring drive of the year as the Blazers took the ball and moved it 80 yards on 17 plays while taking 7:30 off of the clock. The VSU running game picked up 50 yards on the drive while Cochran found Quin Roberson from 17 yards out for the eventual score that pushed the VSU lead to A muffed punt led to a Cochran 1-yard touchdown run to close out the scoring with 3:32 to go in the game. Overall, the Valdosta State defense came up with six turnovers, three interceptions and three fumble recoveries, in the game and recorded five sacks, including two by Tyler Josey. The Blazer offense tallied 316 total yards, 140 of which came on the ground from O Neal. VSU totaled 207 rushing yards in the game, the most surrendered by Winston- Salem State on the season. The victory capped off a run of 10 straight wins for Valdosta State. VSU Team Stats WSSU 18 First Downs Rushing Attempts Net Rushing Yards Comp. - Att Passing Yards Total Plays - Yards Sacks By - Yards Interceptions - Yards Fumbles - Lost Penalties - Yards Punts - Average Yards of-17 Third Down Conversions 4-of-13 35:54 Time of Possession 24:06 The Road to Florence Second Round - Valdosta State 49, West Alabama 21 Valdosta State exacted revenge for one of its two regular season losses as the Blazers defeated West Alabama The Tigers jumped out to an early lead as they scored two touchdowns in the first 6:19 of play... VSU evened the game with two second quarter touchdowns, only to have UWA score its third touchdown right before the half for a halftime edge... The Blazers dominated the remainder of the game, with Austin Scott and Cedric O Neal combining for five touchdowns while limiting West Alabama to just 61 yards of total offense in the second half. Quarterfinals - Valdosta State 48, Carson-Newman 26 Valdosta State tallied 525 yards of total offense to defeat Carson-Newman The two teams traded scores in the first half, with Carson-Newman scoring the final 10 points of the frame for a halftime lead... The Tigers opened the second half by wrapping a pair of field goals around a Seantavious Jones touchdown for VSU, but did not crack the scoreboard again while Valdosta State got four more touchdowns... The Blazers passed for 246 yards and rushed for 279 more... Meanwhile, after tallying 338 yards of offense in the first 37 minutes, CNU got just 58 over the remaining 23 minutes of action. Semifinals - Valdosta State 35, Minnesota State-Mankato 19 In a game of one of the nation s top offenses versus one of the nation s top defenses, Valdosta State tallied 498 yards of offense to defeat Minnesota State-Mankato The total yardage marked the most surrendered by MSU all season as the Mavericks entered the game ranked third nationally as it allowed yards a game... Minnesota State-Mankato jumped out to an early 10-0 lead only to have VSU respond with 21 straight points... After MSU s second field goal of the game, the Blazers added a touchdown run by Cayden Cochran to seal the victory. Individual Statistical Leaders Rushing: VSU - O Neal /td; Scott 11-38; Cochran 8-14/2td. WSSU - Lewis 16-58; Sherman 4-28; Smith Passing: VSU - Cochran , 109yds/td. WSSU - Smith , 269yds/td. Receiving: VSU - Roberson 6-38/td; Lewis 6-24; O Neal WSSU - Massey 9-168/ td; Butler 4-69; Brantley Defense: VSU - Pope 10tckls/1tfl/1fr; Pierce 5tckls/2pbu; Josey 5tckls/4tfl/2sacks. WSSU - Owens 12tckls/1tfl/1sack/1pbu; Fields 10tckls/1tfl/1sack; Rowe 8tckls/2pbu , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

33 National Quarterfinalist First Round - Valdosta State 14, Albany State 7 In the first play-off game in school history, Valdosta State used a strong defensive showing to defeat Albany State 14-7 in Bazemore-Hyder Stadium... The Blazers jumped out to a 14-0 first half lead, going to the air to score a pair of touchdowns... Chris Hatcher completed seven-of-11 passes for 75 yards on the first scoring drive, ending the possession with a 15- yard completion to Robert Williams for the score... Williams and Hatcher again hooked up for the second score as the duo connected for an 81-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter... Albany State responded with an 80-yard Edward Hobbs touchdown run in the third quarter to close out the scoring. Quarterfinals - North Alabama 27, Valdosta State 24 (2ot) Valdosta State s comeback bid was not enough as North Alabama defeated the Blazers in two overtimes at Braly Stadium... The Lions got a pair of Cody Gross touchdown runs in the first half while holding VSU to a Vernon Loree field goal to build a 14-3 halftime lead... A Jamie Stoddard field goal in the third quarter pushed the UNA lead to 17-3 before Valdosta State began its comeback bid... Chris Hatcher threw three touchdowns passes, two coming in the fourth quarter and one in the first over time period... Robert Williams caught two of the scores for the Blazers... A 40-yard VSU field goal attempt was blocked in the second overtime while Stoddard kicked an 18-yard field goal for the Lions National Quarterfinalist First Round - Valdosta State 38, Albany State 28 Valdosta State overcame a halftime deficit to defeat Albany State in Bazemore-Hyder Stadium... VSU s Sean Pender returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown and the Blazers later added a Lance Funderburke-to-Rodney Brown 15- yard touchdown pass to jump out 14-0 in the first... However, the Golden Rams scored 21 second quarter points, including scoring passes of 51 and 63 yards, while surrendering just a safety to Valdosta State... Funderburke and Nikko Cooper hooked up for a 10-yard scoring toss in the third, which was capped off by a two-point conversion, while Carlos Brown scored on a six-yard run for the Blazers in the fourth... After an ASU 44- yard touchdown pass cut the VSU lead to 30-28, Brown again scored to seal the victory. Quarterfinals - Carson-Newman 24, Valdosta State 19 Carson-Newman jumped out to a 17-7 halftime lead before holding on for a victory over Valdosta State at Burke-Tarr Stadium... VSU threatened on its first possession, but had a pass intercepted and returned 94 yards for a touchdown... Wayne Morton later added a 41-yard touchdown run for CN and a two-point conversion before Carlos Brown got the Blazers on the board with a three-yard touchdown run... Carson-Newman added a field goal right before the end of the half while Brown added a two-yard scoring run in the third for VSU... A missed extra point and a Tyrone Westmoreland one-yard run for the Eagles in the fourth gave CN a lead... Lance Funderburke found Rodney Brown from 36 yards out for the final points with 1:38 to go NCAA First Round First Round - Delta State 45, Valdosta State 12 After a pair of losing seasons, Valdosta State returned to the NCAA Division II playoffs, but fell to Gulf South Conference foe Delta State at Parker Field... The Statesmen never trailed in the contest as they scored 14 first quarter points and jumped out to a 21-6 halftime lead... VSU s only points of the first half came on a Dusty Bonner-to-C.J. Lofton pass with 2:13 remaining in the second quarter... DSU added two more touchdowns in the third quarter, both coming on Rico McDonald carries, before the Blazers got their final touchdown with 7:29 to go on a Mike Christopher two-yard run... McDonald added his fourth touchdown of the game just 17 seconds later while Delta State later added a 71-yard scoring jaunt by Trevan Dixon National Quarterfinalist First Round - Valdosta State 40, Fort Valley State 24 Valdosta State scored 19 first quarter points en route to a victory over Fort Valley State in Bazemore-Hyder Stadium... Carlos Johnson got the Blazers on the board as he hauled in a 23-yard pass from Dusty Bonner before a botched snap on a punt attempt led to a safety for VSU... Reid Bethea added a 30-yard field goal and Bonner and C.J. Lofton hooked up for a nine-yard scoring strike... Fort Valley State responded with 11 second quarter points, only to have VSU add two third quarter touchdowns... Bonner found Reggie Mosley for a 34-yard touchdown pass less than three minutes into the third and, after a score by the Wildcats, again found Johnson to push the VSU advantage to Mosley added his second scoring catch of the day in the fourth quarter BLAZER RECORD BOOK ADDITIONAL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES Quarterfinals - Catawba 37, Valdosta State 34 (ot) Catawba scored 14 first quarter points and sent the game into overtime with a touchdown with just eight seconds remaining in regulation in defeating Valdosta State in overtime at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium... VSU s only points of the first quarter came on a safety after a mishandled snap on a punt... The Indians got a pair of touchdowns over a 60-second span of the remainder of the quarter before the Blazers tacked on 17 more points in the second quarter... Dusty Bonner hooked up with Reggie Mosley and Abram Booty for a pair of scoring strikes in the frame while Reid Bethea added a 36- yard field goal for a Valdosta State lead at the half... The two squads exchanged touchdowns in the third quarter and CC took a lead on a Rodney Wallace 46-yard run in the fourth... VSU responded with a 13-yard Bonner-to-Michael Greer touchdown pass and added a two-point conversion with 3:40 remaining... Tony Hawkins scored from four yards out to force the extra period... VSU was forced into a four-and-out before Matt Gross kicked a 35-yard field goal to seal the victory for Catawba NCAA First Round First Round - Carson-Newman 35, Valdosta State 29 Carson-Newman raced out to a 22-7 first quarter lead and then withstood a Valdosta State comeback bid to defeat the Blazers in Bazemore-Hyder Stadium... The Eagles opened the scoring with a 67-yard pass completion and added a two-point conversion on the play, before also scoring on a one-yard Shane Kelley scoring run... Tyran Robinson returned the ensuing kickoff 98 yards for a Blazer touchdown only to have CN respond by returning the kickoff 76 yards... The Eagle lead grew to 25-7 on a field goal midway through the second while Barrett Wilkes found Nekemya Wright from nine yards out to cut the VSU deficit to at the half... Valdosta State moved to within three on a Wilkes touchdown run and two-point conversion pass to Andre Zellner in the third, but Carson-Newman added 10 points in the fourth quarter... Zellner s 28-yard scoring strike from Wilkes with 5:01 to go closed out the scoring NCAA First Round First Round - North Alabama 40, Valdosta State 13 An injury-depleted Valdosta State squad proved to be no match for Gulf South Conference foe North Alabama as the Lions defeated the Blazers in Bazemore-Hyder Stadium... After a UNA fumble on the opening kickoff, Vincent Brown got VSU on the board first with a two-yard touchdown run just 78 seconds into the contest... The Lions responded with 10 first quarter points and added two more touchdowns before the halftime intermission... Valdosta State got its final points of the game on a 30-yard field goal from Green in the third while North Alabama scored 17 fourth quarter points NCAA Second Round First Round - Valdosta State 24, Carson-Newman 20 Valdosta State scored 17 second half points to defeat Carson-Newman at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium... The Eagles raced to a 14-0 lead on a pair of Buck Wakefield touchdowns before T.J. Williams got VSU to with-in 14-7 at the half on a 71-yard catch... Tucker Pruitt gave the Blazers the lead with a touchdown run and two-point conversion in the third, only to have Wakefield again put CN back in front with a touchdown run... Ronnye Nelson scored the winning touchdown with 13:08 to go while Devin Sabina added a field goal for Valdosta State with 5:12 remaining. Second Round - North Alabama 37, Valdosta State 10 North Alabama raced to a 37-3 lead in defeating Valdosta State at Braly Stadium... The Lions got two first half touchdowns from Mike McLendon and added a safety before VSU hit a 27-yard field goal right before the intermission... UNA scored the first three touchdowns of the second half as A.J. Milwee scored on a five-yard run and later hit Bobby Williams for a three-yard touchdown pass while Larry Wilson returned a fumble 69 yards for a score... Dudley Spence scored the final points of the game on a 55-yard fumble return with 7:23 remaining in the contest NCAA First Round First Round - North Alabama 43, Valdosta State 20 North Alabama turned four Valdosta State turnovers into 26 first quarter points en route to a victory at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium... The Lions scored on three of the turnovers and added a fourth touchdown, but had two extra points blocked to build a 26-7 first quarter lead... A blocked punt early in the second quarter led to seven more UNA points while a field goal cut the VSU deficit to at the half... The Blazers scored 10 third quarter points to close to within 13 points, but North Alabama added a field goal to open the fourth and, on the ensuing Valdosta State drive, intercepted a pass and scored to wrap up the victory. 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 33

34 34 VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL VALDOSTA STATE AND THE NCAA DIVISION II RANKINGS VS. RANKED TEAMS Overall: (98 games) Home: ; Away: ; Neutral: 3-2 Date W/L Game Site 10/30/82 L #7 North Alabama 53, Valdosta State 7 VALDOSTA 10/29/83 L #4 North Alabama 27, Valdosta State 0 Florence, Ala. 10/06/84 L #2 Troy State 27, Valdosta State 12 Dothan, Ala. 11/09/85 L #11 Mississippi College 28, Valdosta State 7 Clinton, Miss. 11/23/85 L #4 North Alabama 45, Valdosta State 0 Florence, Ala. 10/11/86 L #11 Troy State 45, Valdosta State 10 Troy, Ala. 11/08/86 W #17 Valdosta State 21, #15 Mississippi College 10 VALDOSTA 10/03/87 W #7 Valdosta State 27, #10 Jacksonville State 10 Jacksonville, Ala. 10/10/87 L #18 Troy State 44, #7 Valdosta State 7 VALDOSTA 10/01/88 W Valdosta State 21, #8 Troy State 16 Troy, Ala. 10/22/88 W Valdosta State 48, #10 Central Florida 19 VALDOSTA 10/29/88 L #10 Mississippi College 31, Valdosta State 21 VALDOSTA 09/23/89 L #3 Jacksonville State 17, Valdosta State 15 Jacksonville, Ala. 10/28/89 L #13 Mississippi College 32, Valdosta State 3 Clinton, Miss. 11/10/90 L #15 North Alabama 26, Valdosta State 10 VALDOSTA 09/28/91 L #3 Jacksonville State 24, Valdosta State 3 Jacksonville, Ala. 11/02/91 T Valdosta State 10, #3 Mississippi College 10 Clinton, Miss. 09/26/92 L #3 Jacksonville State 20, Valdosta State 6 Jacksonville, Ala. 11/14/92 T #20 Valdosta State 24, #16 North Alabama 24 VALDOSTA 09/18/93 W #10 Valdosta State 49, #17 Fort Valley State 24 Fort Valley, Ga. 11/06/93 L #1 North Alabama 31, #18 Valdosta State 21 VALDOSTA 10/15/94 W #3 Valdosta State 49, #15 West Georgia 33 VALDOSTA 11/05/94 L #1 North Alabama 38, #2 Valdosta State 21 Florence, Ala. 11/19/94 W #6 Valdosta State 14, #11 Albany State 7 VALDOSTA 11/26/94 L #1 North Alabama 27, #6 Valdosta State 24 Florence, Ala. 09/09/95 L #10 North Dakota State 19, #14 Valdosta State 14 Fargo, N.D. 09/30/95 L #15 Central Arkansas 30, Valdosta State 24 Conway, Ark. 10/28/95 L #1 North Alabama 26, Valdosta State 9 Florence, Ala. 11/11/95 L #17 West Georgia 44, Valdosta State 6 Carrollton, Ga. 11/16/96 L #12 West Georgia 42, #5 Valdosta State 21 VALDOSTA 11/23/96 W #5 Valdosta State 38, #14 Albany State 28 VALDOSTA 11/30/96 L #6 Carson-Newman 24, #5 Valdosta State 19 Jefferson City, Tenn. 09/06/97 L #2 Carson-Newman 28, Valdosta State 7 VALDOSTA 11/15/97 L #16 West Georgia 35, Valdosta State 21 Carrollton, Ga. 08/29/98 W Valdosta State 20, #8 Albany State 10 Albany, Ga. 10/17/98 L #15 Southern Arkansas 40, Valdosta State 13 Magnolia, Ark. 11/14/98 L #18 West Georgia 26, Valdosta State 13 Carrollton, Ga. 08/28/99 W Valdosta State 18, #7 Albany State 6 VALDOSTA 10/16/99 L #12 Southern Arkansas 28, Valdosta State 14 VALDOSTA 09/02/00 W Valdosta State 46, #12 Fort Valley State 0 VALDOSTA 09/16/00 W #21 Valdosta State 30, #9 Southern Arkansas 29 Magnolia, Ark. 10/07/00 L #15 Delta State 45, #9 Valdosta State 35 VALDOSTA 11/11/00 W #7 Valdosta State 45, #4 West Georgia 35 Carrollton, Ga. 11/18/00 L #11 Delta State 45, #6 Valdosta State 12 Cleveland, Miss. 09/22/01 W #4 Valdosta State 42, #21 Central Arkansas 34 Conway, Ark. 10/06/01 W #4 Valdosta State 70, #1 Delta State 12 Cleveland, Miss. 11/10/01 W #1 Valdosta State 31, #18 West Georgia 6 VALDOSTA 11/17/01 W #1 Valdosta State 40, #21 Fort Valley State 24 VALDOSTA 11/24/01 L #7 Catawba 37, #1 Valdosta State 34 VALDOSTA 09/07/02 W #3 Valdosta State 32, #21 Fort Valley State 6 VALDOSTA 10/19/02 W #2 Valdosta State 35, #14 Central Arkansas 11 Conway, Ark. 11/23/02 W #2 Valdosta State 24, #16 Catawba 7 VALDOSTA 11/30/02 W #2 Valdosta State 31, #3 Carson-Newman 28 VALDOSTA 12/07/02 W #2 Valdosta State 21, #18 Texas A&M-Kingsville 12 VALDOSTA 12/14/02 L #1 Grand Valley State 31, #2 Valdosta State 24 Florence, Ala. 09/27/03 W #2 Valdosta State 41, #9 Southern Arkansas 17 Magnolia, Ark. 11/01/03 L #3 North Alabama 17, #1 Valdosta State 10 VALDOSTA 11/22/03 L #8 Carson-Newman 35, #5 Valdosta State 29 VALDOSTA 09/04/04 L #23 Albany State, #3 Valdosta State 22 Albany, Ga. 09/25/04 W #12 Valdosta State 22, #19 Central Arkansas 12 Conway, Ark. 10/02/04 W #12 Valdosta State 51, #11 Delta State 48 VALDOSTA 10/23/04 W #5 Valdosta State 24, #23 North Alabama 20 Florence, Ala. 11/20/04 W #3 Valdosta State 38, #13 Carson-Newman 12 VALDOSTA 11/27/04 W #3 Valdosta State 38, #2 Albany State 24 Albany, Ga. 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 12/04/04 W #3 Valdosta State 45, #23 West Chester 21 VALDOSTA 12/11/04 W #3 Valdosta State 36, #1 Pittsburg State 31 Florence, Ala. 09/03/05 W #1 Valdosta State 24, #10 Albany State 9 VALDOSTA 10/01/05 W #5 Valdosta State 24, #24 Delta State 23 Cleveland, Miss. 10/20/05 W #3 Valdosta State 26, #14 North Alabama 23 VALDOSTA 11/12/05 L #13 North Alabama 40, #9 Valdosta Staet 13 VALDOSTA 09/02/06 W #6 Valdosta State 20, #9 Albany State 16 Albany, Ga. 09/23/06 W #5 Valdosta State 51, #25 Arkansas Tech 14 VALDOSTA 10/12/06 L #16 Delta State 35, #5 Valdosta State 28 Cleveland, Miss. 10/28/06 L #3 North Alabama 31, #12 Valdosta State 24 (ot) Florence, Ala. 09/01/07 W #6 Valdosta State 41, #21 Albany State 3 VALDOSTA 10/11/07 L #8 Delta State 35, #5 Valdosta State 31 VALDOSTA 10/27/07 W #11 Valdosta State 27, #2 North Alabama 24 VALDOSTA 11/24/07 W #8 Valdosta State 55, #12 Catawba 29 VALDOSTA 12/01/07 W #8 Valdosta State 37, #10 North Alabama 23 VALDOSTA 12/08/07 W #8 Valdosta State 28, #6 California (Pa.) 24 California, Pa. 12/15/07 W #8 Valdosta State 25, #5 Northwest Missouri St. 20 Florence, Ala. 08/30/08 W #1 Valdosta State 14, #20 Newberry 20 Newberry, S.C. 10/02/08 L #14 Delta State 27, #1 Valdosta State 24 (ot) VALDOSTA 10/25/08 L #8 North Alabama 41, #9 Valdosta State 23 Florence, Ala. 11/15/08 W #13 Valdosta State 24, #21 Carson-Newman 20 VALDOSTA 11/22/08 L #5 North Alabama 37, #13 Valdosta State 10 Florence, Ala. 10/01/09 L #25 Delta State 31, Valdosta State 23 Cleveland, Miss. 10/22/09 L #1 North Alabama 62, Valdosta State 27 VALDOSTA 10/14/10 W Valdosta State 5, #3 North Alabama 0 Florence, Ala. 09/03/11 W #20 Valdosta State 34, #14 Wingate 28 (2ot) Wingate, N.C. 09/17/11 W #12 Valdosta State 30, #6 Albany State 27 Albany, Ga. 10/15/11 W #12 Valdosta State 22, #22 West Alabama 21 VALDOSTA 10/22/11 L #1 Delta State 36, #10 Valdosta State 33 Cleveland, Miss. 11/12/11 L #13 North Alabama 30, Valdosta State 23 VALDOSTA 09/22/12 L #23 West Alabama 39, #16 Valdosta State 28 VALDOSTA 12/01/12 W #17 Valdosta State 48, #22 Carson-Newman 26 VALDOSTA 12/08/12 W #17 Valdosta State 35, #5 Minnesota State-Mankato 19 Mankato, Minn. 12/15/12 W #17 Valdosta State 35, #2 Winston-Salem State 7 Florence, Ala. VALDOSTA STATE VS. NO. 1 Date W/L Game Site 11/06/93 L #1 North Alabama 31, #18 Valdosta State 21 VALDOSTA 11/05/94 L #1 North Alabama 38, #2 Valdosta State 21 Florence, Ala. 10/28/95 L #1 North Alabama 26, Valdosta State 9 Florence, Ala. 10/06/01 W #4 Valdosta State 70, #1 Delta State 12 Cleveland, Miss. 12/14/02 L #1 Grand Valley State 31, #2 Valdosta State 24 Florence, Ala. 12/11/04 W #3 Valdosta State 36, #1 Pittsburg State 31 Florence, Ala. 10/22/09 L #1 North Alabama 62, Valdosta State 27 VALDOSTA 10/22/11 L #1 Delta State 36, No. 10 Valdosta State 33 Cleveland, Miss. VALDOSTA STATE AS NO. 1 Date W/L Game Site 10/26/96 W #1 Valdosta State 42, Southern Arkansas 7 VALDOSTA 11/02/96 L Delta State 34, #1 Valdosta State 28 Cleveland, Miss. 10/13/01 W #1 Valdosta State 51, Harding 17 VALDOSTA 10/20/01 W #1 Valdosta State 56, West Alabama 8 Livingston, Ala. 10/27/01 W #1 Valdosta State 54, North Alabama 7 VALDOSTA 11/03/01 W #1 Valdosta State 56, Ouachita Baptist 14 Arkadelphia, Ark. 11/10/01 W #1 Valdosta State 31, #18 West Georgia 6 VALDOSTA 11/17/01 W #1 Valdosta State 40, #21 Fort Valley State 24 VALDOSTA 11/24/01 L #7 Catawba 37, #1 Valdosta State 34 VALDOSTA 10/25/03 W #1 Valdosta State 58, West Alabama 13 Livingston, Ala. 11/01/03 L #3 North Alabama 17, #1 Valdosta State 10 VALDOSTA 08/27/05 W #1 Valdosta State 32, Fort Valley State 10 Macon, Ga. 09/03/05 W #1 Valdosta State 24, #10 Albany State 9 VALDOSTA 09/10/05 W #1 Valdosta State 52, Ouachita Baptist 20 VALDOSTA 09/17/05 L Harding 16, #1 Valdosta State 13 Searcy, Ark. 08/23/08 W #1 Valdosta State 56, Fort Valley State 3 VALDOSTA 08/30/08 W #1 Valdosta State 14, #20 Newberry 20 Newberry, S.C. 09/20/08 W #1 Valdosta State 29, Ouachita Baptist 6 VALDOSTA 09/27/08 W #1 Valdosta State 33, West Alabama 14 Livingston, Ala. 10/02/08 L #14 Delta State 27, #1 Valdosta State 24 (ot) VALDOSTA

35 WON-LOSS BREAKDOWN W L T Pct. All Games Home Cleveland Field Martin Stadium Road/Neutral Gulf South Conference Home Away Non-Conference Home Away In August In September In October In November In December NCAA Playoffs Home Away Overtime Games MILESTONE VICTORIES No. Score Opponent, Date vs. Troy State, 09/18/ at West Alabama, 10/07/ # vs. Albany St., 11/19/ * vs. Central Arkansas, 11/09/ at North Alabama, 10/04/ * at West Georgia, 11/11/ * vs. West Georgia, 11/10/ * at West Georgia, 11/16/ at Florida Atlantic, 09/06/ * at West Georgia, 11/06/ ^ vs. Pittsburgh State, 12/11/ at California (Pa.), 12/08/ ^ vs. Northwest Missouri St., 12/15/ * vs. West Georgia, 11/06/ ^ vs. Winston-Salem State, 12/15/12 *GSC Title; ^NCAA Title; #First NCAA Playoff Win YEARLY RECORDS Year Overall GSC Finish Coach th Jim Goodman th Jim Goodman t6th Jim Goodman t6th Jim Berryman nd Mike Cavan th Mike Cavan th Mike Cavan rd Mike Cavan th Mike Cavan t2nd Mike Cavan t2nd Hal Mumme nd Hal Mumme t2nd Hal Mumme th Hal Mumme st Hal Mumme t4th Mike Kelly t5th Mike Kelly t6th Mike Kelly/Mark Nelson t1st Chris Hatcher st Chris Hatcher st Chris Hatcher nd Chris Hatcher st Chris Hatcher t2nd Chris Hatcher t3rd Chris Hatcher t2nd David Dean rd David Dean t3rd David Dean t1st David Dean th David Dean nd David Dean 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK SHUTOUT VICTORIES Date Score Opponent 09/08/ Clark Atlanta 09/21/ Kentucky State 09/13/ Fort Valley State 09/21/ Fort Valley State 09/02/ Mount Senario 09/03/ Knoxville 10/01/ West Alabama 09/23/ Arkansas Tech 10/14/ St. Ambrose 10/26/ Southern Arkansas 09/13/ Fort Valley State 10/04/ Southern Arkansas 09/02/ Fort Valley State 08/31/ Albany State 09/21/ Delta State 11/08/ Arkansas Tech 09/08/ Fort Valley State 10/20/ West Alabama 09/25/ Southern Arkansas 10/14/ North Alabama HOME ATTENDANCE BREAKDOWN Year Games Total Avg ,800 7, ,500 4, ,468 5, ,100 6, ,000 5, ,000 5, ,500 4, ,286 4, ,330 5, ,762 4, ,064 4, ,559 5, ,212 7, ,602 4, ,251 7, ,910 4, ,741 4, ,126 4, ,569 7, ,382 6, ,826 5, ,466 6, ,628 4, ,293 5, ,199 5, ,643 5, ,989 5, ,730 5, ,906 4, ,087 5, ,875 4,554 Totals ,161 5,291 TOP 10 HOME CROWDS No. Att. Opponent (Score) Date 1. 11,473 Albany St. (VSU, 41-6) 08/25/ ,948 Albany St. (VSU, 14-7) 11/19/ ,473 Albany St. (VSU, 21-3) 08/30/ ,214 West Ga. (VSU, 49-33) 10/15/ ,199 Albany St. (VSU, 18-6) 08/28/ ,100 Ft. Valley St. (FVSU, 17-3) 09/14/ ,039 North Ala. (VSU, 34-31) 10/05/ ,891 Ft. Valley St. (VSU, 46-0) 09/02/ ,576 Ft. Valley St. (VSU, 32-6) 09/07/ ,500 UCF (VSU, 13-7) 10/02/82 SERIES RECORDS AND RESULTS Albany State (VSU leads 14-1) 10/23/82 at Albany State W, /19/94 ALBANY STATE W, /23/96 ALBANY STATE W, /29/98 at Albany State W, /28/99 ALBANY STATE W, /26/00 at Albany State W, /25/01 ALBANY STATE W, /31/02 at Albany State W, /30/03 ALBANY STATE W, /04/04 at Albany State L, /27/04 at Albany State W, /03/05 ALBANY STATE W, /02/06 at Albany State W, /01/07 ALBANY STATE W, /17/11 at Albany State W, American International (VSU leads 1-0) 10/24/92 AM. INTERNATIONAL W, Angelo State (VSU leads 1-0) 09/15/12 vs. Angelo State W, Arkansas-Monticello (VSU leads 8-2) 10/12/96 at Arkansas-Monticello W, /11/97 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO W, /31/98 at Arkansas-Monticello W, /30/99 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO L, /12/02 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO W, /11/03 at Arkansas-Monticello W, /04/06 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO W, /03/07 at Arkansas-Monticello W, /23/10 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO W, /01/11 at Arkansas-Monticello L, 23-9 Arkansas Tech (VSU leads 9-1) 09/23/95 ARKANSAS TECH W, /21/96 at Arkansas Tech W, /20/97 ARKANSAS TECH W, /26/98 ARKANSAS TECH W, /25/99 at Arkansas Tech L, /09/02 ARKANSAS TECH W, /08/03 at Arkansas Tech W, /23/06 ARKANSAS TECH W, /22/07 at Arkansas Tech W, /30/10 at Arkansas Tech W, 21-7 Bishop (VSU leads 1-0) 11/02/85 BISHOP W, 19-2 California (Pa.) (VSU leads 1-0) 12/08/07 at California (Pa.) W, Carson-Newman (VSU leads 4-3) 11/30/96 at Carson-Newman L, /06/97 CARSON-NEWMAN L, /30/02 CARSON-NEWMAN W, /22/03 CARSON-NEWMAN L, /20/04 CARSON-NEWMAN W, /15/08 CARSON-NEWMAN W, /01/12 CARSON-NEWMAN W, Catawba (VSU leads 2-1) 11/24/01 CATAWBA L, (ot) 11/23/02 CATAWBA W, /24/07 CATAWBA W, , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 35

36 Central Arkansas (VSU leads 9-2) 09/30/95 at Central Arkansas L, /09/96 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W, /08/97 at Central Arkansas W, /24/98 CENTRAL ARKANSAS L, /23/99 at Central Arkansas W, /23/00 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W, /22/01 at Central Arkansas W, /19/02 at Central Arkansas W, /18/03 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W, /25/04 at Central Arkansas W, /24/05 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W, 12-7 Central Florida (UCF leads 5-3) 10/02/82 CENTRAL FLORIDA W, /01/83 at Central Florida L, /20/86 at Central Florida L, /22/88 CENTRAL FLORIDA W, /09/89 at Central Florida L, /14/91 at Central Florida L, /11/93 at Central Florida L, /10/94 at Central Florida W, Clark Atlanta (VSU leads 3-0) 09/08/84 CLARK ATLANTA W, /25/93 CLARK ATLANTA W, /24/94 CLARK ATLANTA W, 63-6 Delta State (DSU leads ) 10/09/82 at Delta State L, /08/83 DELTA STATE L, /10/84 at Delta State L, /16/85 DELTA STATE W, /15/86 at Delta State W, /14/87 DELTA STATE L, /05/88 at Delta State T, /04/89 DELTA STATE L, /03/90 at Delta State L, /09/91 DELTA STATE W, /07/92 at Delta State W, /30/93 at Delta State W, /29/94 DELTA STATE W, /21/95 at Delta State W, /02/96 at Delta State L, /01/97 DELTA STATE L, /19/98 at Delta State L, /18/99 DELTA STATE L, /07/00 DELTA STATE L, /18/00 at Delta State L, /06/01 at Delta State W, /21/02 DELTA STATE W, /20/03 at Delta State W, /02/04 DELTA STATE W, /01/05 at Delta State W, /12/06 at Delta State L, /11/07 DELTA STATE L, /02/08 DELTA STATE L, (ot) 10/01/09 at Delta State L, /18/10 DELTA STATE L, /22/11 at Delta State L, /20/12 DELTA STATE W, East Tennessee State (ETSU leads 1-0) 10/20/90 at East Tennessee State L, VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL SERIES RECORDS AND RESULTS Edward Waters (VSU leads 2-0) 11/07/09 EDWARD WATERS W, /29/12 EDWARD WATERS W, Florida Atlantic (VSU leads 1-0) 09/06/03 at Florida Atlantic W, Fort Valley State (VSU leads 17-3) 09/14/85 FORT VALLEY STATE L, /13/86 vs. Fort Valley State W, /12/87 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /10/88 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /21/91 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /19/92 at Fort Valley State W, /18/93 at Fort Valley State W, /17/94 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /13/97 at Fort Valley State W, /05/98 FORT VALLEY STATE L, /04/99 at Fort Valley State L, /02/00 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /01/01 at Fort Valley State W, /17/01 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /07/02 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /27/05 vs. Fort Valley State W, /09/06 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /08/07 at Fort Valley State W, /23/08 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /08/12 FORT VALLEY STATE W, Gardner-Webb (VSU leads 2-0) 09/02/95 GARDNER-WEBB W, /31/96 at Gardner-Webb W, Georgia Southern (GSU leads 6-1-1) 09/25/82 at Georgia Southern T, /20/82 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L, /19/83 GEORGIA SOUTHERN W, /27/84 at Georgia Southern L, /02/89 at Georgia Southern L, /01/90 at Georgia Southern L, /12/92 at Georgia Southern L, /30/97 at Georgia Southern L, Grand Valley State (GVSU leads 1-0) 12/14/02 vs. Grand Valley State L, Harding (VSU leads 5-1) 10/14/00 at Harding W, /13/01 HARDING W, /18/04 HARDING W, /17/05 at Harding L, (ot) 10/18/08 HARDING W, /17/09 at Harding W, Henderson State (VSU leads 10-0) 11/13/93 at Henderson State W, /12/94 HENDERSON STATE W, /12/98 at Henderson State W, /11/99 HENDERSON STATE W, /30/00 at Henderson State W, /29/01 HENDERSON STATE W, /09/04 at Henderson State W, /08/05 HENDERSON STATE W, /11/08 at Henderson State W, /10/09 HENDERSON STATE W, , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Jacksonville State (JSU leads 8-3) 10/16/82 at Jacksonville State L, /15/83 JACKSONVILLE STATE L, /29/84 JACKSONVILLE STATE L, /05/85 at Jacksonville State L, /04/86 JACKSONVILLE STATE W, /03/87 at Jacksonville State W, /24/88 JACKSONVILLE STATE L, /23/89 at Jacksonville State L, /22/90 JACKSONVILLE STATE W, /28/91 at Jacksonville State L, /26/92 at Jacksonville State L, 20-6 Kentucky State (VSU leads 3-0) 11/06/82 at Kentucky State W, /05/83 KENTUCKY STATE W, /21/85 KENTUCKY STATE W, 27-0 Knoxville (VSU leads 1-0) 09/03/94 KNOXVILLE W, 36-0 Lees-McRae (VSU leads 1-0) 10/26/91 LEES-MCRAE W, Minnesota State-Mankato (VSU leads 1-0) 12/08/12 at Minnesota State-Mankato W, Mississippi College (MC leads 8-5-1) 09/11/82 at Mississippi College L, /10/83 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE L, /03/84 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE L, /09/85 at Mississippi College L, /08/86 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE W, /07/87 at Mississippi College L, /29/88 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE L, /28/89 at Mississippi College L, /27/90 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE L, /02/91 at Mississippi College T, /31/92 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE W, /23/93 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE W, /22/94 at Mississippi College W, /04/95 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE W, Mount Senario (VSU leads 1-0) 09/02/93 MOUNT SENARIO W, 65-0 New Haven (VSU leads 1-0) 10/08/94 NEW HAVEN W, 38-7 Newberry (VSU leads 3-1) 08/30/08 at Newberry W, /29/09 NEWBERRY L, /11/10 at Newberry W, /08/11 NEWBERRY W, North Alabama (UNA leads ) 10/30/82 NORTH ALABAMA L, /29/83 at North Alabama L, /17/84 NORTH ALABAMA L, /23/85 at North Alabama L, /22/86 NORTH ALABAMA W, /21/87 at North Alabama L, /12/88 NORTH ALABAMA W, /11/89 at North Alabama W, /10/90 NORTH ALABAMA L, /16/91 at North Alabama W, 34-17

37 11/14/92 NORTH ALABAMA T, /06/93 NORTH ALABAMA L, /05/94 at North Alabama L, /26/94 at North Alabama L, (2ot) 10/28/95 at North Alabama L, /05/96 NORTH ALABAMA W, (3ot) 10/04/97 at North Alabama W, /07/98 NORTH ALABAMA L, /06/99 at North Alabama L, /28/00 at North Alabama W, /27/01 NORTH ALABAMA W, /02/02 at North Alabama W, /01/03 NORTH ALABAMA L, /23/04 at North Alabama W, /20/05 NORTH ALABAMA W, /12/05 NORTH ALABAMA L, /28/06 at North Alabama L, (ot) 10/27/07 NORTH ALABAMA W, /01/07 NORTH ALABAMA W, /25/08 at North Alabama L, /22/08 at North Alabama L, /22/09 NORTH ALABAMA L, /14/10 at North Alabama W, /20/10 NORTH ALABAMA L, /12/11 NORTH ALABAMA L, /13/12 at North Alabama W, North Dakota State (NDSU leads 1-0) 09/09/95 at North Dakota State L, Northwest Missouri State (VSU leads 1-0) 12/15 vs. NW Missouri State W, Ouachita Baptist (VSU leads 11-1) 11/04/00 OUACHITA BAPTIST W, /03/01 at Ouachita Baptist W, /05/02 at Ouachita Baptist W, /04/03 OUACHITA BAPTIST W, /11/04 at Ouachita Baptist W, /10/05 OUACHITA BAPTIST W, /28/06 at Ouachita Baptist W, /29/07 OUACHITA BAPTIST W, /20/08 OUACHITA BAPTIST W, /19/09 at Ouachita Baptist L, /02/10 OUACHITA BAPTIST W, /08/11 at Ouachita Baptist W, Pittsburg State (VSU leads 1-0) 12/11/04 vs. Pittsburg State W, Saginaw Valley State (SVSU leads 1-0) 09/01/12 at Saginaw Valley State L, Savannah State (VSU leads 5-0) 09/24/83 SAVANNAH STATE W, /15/84 at Savannah State W, /01/86 SAVANNAH STATE W, /31/87 at Savannah State W, /14/96 SAVANNAH STATE W, 21-7 Shorter (VSU leads 1-0) 10/25/12 at Shorter W, 37-6 St. Ambrose (VSU leads 1-0) 10/14/95 ST. AMBROSE W, BLAZER RECORD BOOK SERIES RECORDS AND RESULTS Southern Arkansas (VSU leads 13-3) 10/26/96 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, /25/97 at Southern Arkansas L, /17/98 at Southern Arkansas L, /16/99 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS L, /16/00 at Southern Arkansas W, /15/01 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, /28/02 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, /27/03 at Southern Arkansas W, /30/04 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, /29/05 at Southern Arkansas W, /07/06 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, /06/07 at Southern Arkansas W, /03/08 at Southern Arkansas W, /12/09 SOUTHERN ARKNASAS W, /25/10 at Southern Arkansas W, /24/11 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, Tarleton State (VSU leads 1-0) 10/09/93 TARLETON STATE W, Texas A&M-Kingsville (VSU leads 2-0) 12/07/02 TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE W, /01/12 TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE W, Texas-El Paso (UTEP leads 1-0) 09/16/95 at UTEP L, Troy State (TSU leads 7-4) 09/18/82 TROY STATE W, /17/83 at Troy State L, /06/84 vs. Troy State L, /12/85 TROY STATE L, /11/86 at Troy State L, /10/87 TROY STATE L, /01/88 at Troy State W, /30/89 TROY STATE W, /29/90 at Troy State W, /05/91 TROY STATE L, /03/92 at Troy State L, Truman State (VSU leads 1-0) 09/07/96 TRUMAN W, Tennessee-Martin (VSU leads 6-1) 09/22/84 at Tennessee-Martin W, /28/85 TENNESSEE-MARTIN W, /27/86 at Tennessee-Martin W, /26/87 TENNESSEE-MARTIN W, /17/88 at Tennessee-Martin L, /16/89 TENNESSEE-MARTIN W, /15/90 at Tennessee-Martin W, West Alabama (VSU leads 29-3) 11/13/82 WEST ALABAMA W, /12/83 at West Alabama W, /13/84 WEST ALABAMA W, /19/85 at West Alabama L, /18/86 WEST ALABAMA W, /19/87 at West Alabama W, /08/88 WEST ALABAMA W, /07/89 at West Alabama W, /06/90 WEST ALABAMA W, /12/91 at West Alabama W, /10/92 WEST ALABAMA W, /02/93 WEST ALABAMA W, /01/94 at West Alabama W, /07/95 WEST ALABAMA W, /19/96 at West Alabama W, /18/97 WEST ALABAMA W, /10/98 WEST ALABAMA W, /09/99 at West Alabama W, /21/00 WEST ALABAMA W, /20/01 at West Alabama W, /26/02 WEST ALABAMA W, /25/03 at West Alabama W, /16/04 WEST ALABAMA W, /15/05 at West Alabama W, /21/06 WEST ALABAMA W, /20/07 at West Alabama W, /27/08 at West Alabama W, /26/09 WEST ALABAMA W, /11/10 at West Alabama L, /15/11 WEST ALABAMA W, /22/12 WEST ALABAMA L, /24/12 WEST ALABAMA W, West Chester (VSU leads 1-0) 12/04/04 WEST CHESTER W, West Georgia (VSU leads 20-9) 10/22/83 vs. West Georgia W, /20/84 vs. West Georgia W, /26/85 WEST GEORGIA W, /25/86 at West Georgia W, /24/87 WEST GEORGIA W, /15/88 at West Georgia W, /14/89 WEST GEORGIA W, /13/90 at West Georgia W, /19/91 WEST GEORGIA W, /17/92 at West Georgia L, /16/93 at West Georgia L, /15/94 WEST GEORGIA W, /11/95 at West Georgia L, /16/96 WEST GEORGIA L, /15/97 at West Georgia L, /14/98 at West Georgia L, /13/99 WEST GEORGIA L, /11/00 at West Georgia W, /10/01 WEST GEORGIA W, /16/02 at West Georgia W, /15/03 WEST GEORGIA W, /06/04 at West Georgia W, /05/05 WEST GEORGIA L, /09/06 at West Georgia W, /08/07 WEST GEORGIA W, /30/08 WEST GEORGIA W, /29/09 at West Georgia W, /06/10 WEST GEORGIA W, /29/11 at West Georgia L, /06/12 at West Georgia W, 42-7 Wingate (VSU leads 2-0) 09/04/10 WINGATE W, /03/11 at Wingate W, Winston-Salem State (VSU leads 1-0) 12/15/12 vs. Winston-Salem State W, , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 37

38 1982 Record: 5-5-1, 2-4 (6th) Coach Jim Goodman Captains: James Owens, David Gilyard 09/11 at Mississippi College L, /18 TROY STATE W, /25 at Georgia Southern T, /02 CENTRAL FLORIDA W, /09 at Delta State L, /16 at Jacksonville State L, /23 at Albany State W, /30 NORTH ALABAMA L, /06 at Kentucky State W, /13 WEST ALABAMA W, /20 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L, Record: 5-6, 2-5 (8th) Coach: Jim Goodman Captains: Mark Catano, Cliff Fouty 09/10 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE L, /17 at Troy State L, /24 SAVANNAH STATE W, /01 at Central Florida L, /08 DELTA STATE L, /15 JACKSONVILLE STATE L, /22 vs. West Georgia W, /29 at North Alabama L, /05 KENTUCKY STATE W, /12 at West Alabama W, /19 GEORGIA SOUTHERN W, Record: 5-6, 3-5 (6th) Coach: Jim Goodman Captains: Lenny Parker, Elson Bolar 09/08 CLARK W, /15 at Savannah State W, /22 at Tennessee-Martin W, /29 JACKSONVILLE STATE L, /06 vs. Troy State L, /13 WEST ALABAMA W, /20 vs. West Georgia W, /27 at Georgia Southern L, /03 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE L, /10 at Delta State L, /17 NORTH ALABAMA L, Record: 5-6, 3-5 (6th) Coach: Jim Berryman Captains: Jimmy Francis, Jay Walls 09/14 FORT VALLEY STATE L, /21 KENTUCKY STATE W, /28 TENNESSEE-MARTIN W, /05 at Jacksonville State L, /12 TROY STATE L, /19 at West Alabama L, /26 WEST GEORGIA W, /02 BISHOP W, /09 at Mississippi College L, VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL YEAR-BY YEAR RESULTS 11/16 DELTA STATE W, /23 at North Alabama L, Record: 9-2, 7-1 (2nd) Coach: Mike Cavan Captains: Jessie Tuggle, R.D. Swain, Dallis Smith, Dennis Smith 09/13 vs. Fort Valley State W, /20 at Central Florida L, /27 at Tennessee-Martin W, /04 JACKSONVILLE STATE W, /11 at Troy State L, /18 WEST ALABAMA W, /25 at West Georgia W, /01 SAVANNAH STATE W, /08 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE W, /15 at Delta State W, /22 NORTH ALABAMA W, Record: 6-4, 4-4 (4th) Coach: Mike Cavan Captains: Jimmy Brookins, Scott Mowry, Bryan Banks, John Norris 09/12 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /19 at West Alabama W, /26 TENNESSEE-MARTIN W, /03 at Jacksonville State W, /10 TROY STATE L, /24 WEST GEORGIA W, /31 at Savannah State W, /07 at Mississippi College L, /14 DELTA STATE L, /21 at North Alabama L, Record: 6-3-1, (4th) Coach: Mike Cavan Captains: Jimmy Brookins, Scott Mowry, Eric Clark 09/10 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /17 at Tennessee-Martin L, /24 JACKSONVILLE STATE L, /01 at Troy State W, /08 WEST ALABAMA W, /15 at West Georgia W, /22 CENTRAL FLORIDA W, /29 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE L, /05 at Delta State T, /12 NORTH ALABAMA W, Record: 5-5, 5-3 (3rd) Coach: Mike Cavan Captains: Randy Fisher, Maurice Jordan 09/02 at Georgia Southern L, /09 at Central Florida L, /16 TENNESSEE-MARTIN W, /23 at Jacksonville State L, /30 TROY STATE W, /07 at West Alabama W, , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 10/14 WEST GEORGIA W, /28 at Mississippi College L, /04 DELTA STATE L, /11 at North Alabama W, Record: 5-5, 5-3 (4th) Coach: Mike Cavan Captains: Tye Cottle, Deon Searcy 09/01 at Georgia Southern L, /15 at Tennessee-Martin W, /22 JACKSONVILLE STATE W, /29 at Troy State W, /06 WEST ALABAMA W, /13 at West Georgia W, /20 at East Tennessee State L, /27 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE L, /03 at Delta State L, /10 NORTH ALABAMA L, Record: 6-3-1, (2nd) Coach: Mike Cavan Captains: Will O Steen, Chris Dupree 09/14 at Central Florida L, /21 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /28 at Jacksonville State L, /05 TROY STATE L, /12 at West Alabama W, /19 WEST GEORGIA W, /26 LEES-MCRAE W, /02 at Mississippi College T, /09 DELTA STATE W, /16 at North Alabama W, Record: 5-4-1, (2nd) Coach: Hal Mumme Captains: Chris Hatcher, Calvin Walker, Antonio Edwards, Chris Dupree 09/12 at Georgia Southern L, /19 at Fort Valley State W, /26 at Jacksonville State L, /03 at Troy State L, /10 WEST ALABAMA W, /17 at West Georgia L, /24 AMERICAN INTERNL W, /31 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE W, /07 at Delta State W, /14 NORTH ALABAMA T, Record: 8-3, 5-2 (2nd) Coach: Hal Mumme Captains: Chris Hatcher, Calvin Walker, Andre Hampton, Tony Hill 09/02 MOUNT SENARIO W, /11 at Central Florida L, /18 at Fort Valley State W, /25 CLARK ATLANTA W, /02 WEST ALABAMA W, 42-13

39 10/09 TARLETON STATE W, /16 at West Georgia L, /23 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE W, /30 at Delta State W, /06 NORTH ALABAMA L, /13 at Henderson State W, Record: 11-2, 6-1 (2nd) Coach: Hal Mumme Captains: Chris Hatcher, Dominique Ross, Andre Hampton, Tony Hill 09/03 KNOXVILLE W, /10 at Central Florida W, /17 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /24 CLARK ATLANTA W, /01 at West Alabama W, /08 NEW HAVEN W, /15 WEST GEORGIA W, /22 at Mississippi College W, /29 DELTA STATE W, /05 at North Alabama L, /12 HENDERSON STATE W, /19 ALBANY STATE W, /26 at North Alabama L, (2ot) 1995 Record: 6-5, 4-3 (5th) Coach: Hal Mumme Captains: Lance Funderburke, Drew McPhail, Ryan Branch, James Hubbard 09/02 GARDNER-WEBB W, /09 at North Dakota State L, /16 at UTEP L, /23 ARKANSAS TECH W, /30 at Central Arkansas L, /07 WEST ALABAMA W, /14 ST. AMBROSE W, /21 at Delta State W, /28 at North Alabama L, /04 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE W, /11 at West Georgia L, Record: 10-3, 6-2 (1st) Coach: Hal Mumme Captains: Lance Funderburke, Drew McPhail, James Lockhart, Jarmal Stevens 08/31 at Gardner-Webb W, /07 TRUMAN W, /14 SAVANNAH STATE W, /21 at Arkansas Tech W, /05 NORTH ALABAMA W, (3ot) 10/12 at Arkansas-Monticello W, /19 at West Alabama W, /26 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, /02 at Delta State L, /09 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W, /16 WEST GEORGIA L, /23 ALBANY STATE W, /30 at Carson-Newman L, BLAZER RECORD BOOK YEAR-BY YEAR RESULTS 1997 Record: 6-5, 5-3 (T-4th) Coach: Mike Kelly Captains: Vontrell Mitchell, Kris Gingrow, Wayne DeVane, Terry Turner, Antonio Speed, Brad Trout 08/30 at Georgia Southern L, /06 CARSON-NEWMAN L, /13 at Fort Valley State W, /20 ARKANSAS TECH W, /04 at North Alabama W, /11 ARK.-MONTICELLO W, /18 WEST ALABAMA W, /25 at Southern Arkansas L, /01 DELTA STATE L, /08 at Central Arkansas W, /15 at West Georgia L, Record: 5-6, 4-5 (5th) Coach: Mike Kelly Captains: Donnie Johnson, Vontrell Mitchell, Jesse Sutton, Antonio Speed, James Lighfoot 08/29 at Albany State W, /05 FORT VALLEY STATE L, /12 at Henderson State W, /19 at Delta State L, /26 ARKANSAS TECH W, /10 WEST ALABAMA W, /17 at Southern Arkansas L, /24 CENTRAL ARKANSAS L, /31 at Arkansas-Monticello W, /07 NORTH ALABAMA L, /14 at West Georgia L, Record: 4-7, 3-6 (6th) Coach: Mike Kelly* Captains: Greg Cooper, Tully Payne, Antonio Speed, Michael Williams 08/28 ALBANY STATE W, /04 at Fort Valley State L, /11 HENDERSON STATE W, /18 DELTA STATE L, /25 at Arkansas Tech L, /09 at West Alabama W, /16 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS L, /23 at Central Arkansas W, /30 ARK.-MONTICELLO L, /06 at North Alabama L, /13 WEST GEORGIA L, *Mark Nelson coached for final two games 2000 Record: 10-2, 8-1 (1st) Coach: Chris Hatcher Captains: Dusty Bonner, Tully Payne, Reggie Cockerm, Ced Dickerson 08/26 at Albany State W, /02 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /16 at Southern Arkansas W, /23 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W, /30 at Henderson State W, /07 DELTA STATE L, /14 at Harding W, /21 WEST ALABAMA W, /28 at North Alabama W, /04 OUACHITA BAPTIST W, /11 at West Georgia W, /18 at Delta State L, Record: 12-1, 9-0 (1st) Coach: Chris Hatcher Captains: Dusty Bonner, Tully Payne, Reggie Cockerm, Ced Dickerson, C.J. Lofton 08/25 ALBANY STATE W, /01 at Fort Valley State W, /15 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, /22 at Central Arkansas W, /29 HENDERSON STATE W, /06 at Delta State W, /13 HARDING W, /20 at West Alabama W, /27 NORTH ALABAMA W, /03 at Ouachita Baptist W, /10 WEST GEORGIA W, /17 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /24 CATAWBA L, (ot) 2002 Record: 14-1, 9-0 (1st) National Runner-Up Coach: Chris Hatcher Captains: Reggie Mosley, Tabious Carter, Ced Dickerson, C.J. Lofton 08/31 at Albany State W, /07 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /21 DELTA STATE W, /28 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, /05 at Ouachita Baptist W, /12 ARK.-MONTICELLO W, /19 at Central Arkansas W, /26 WEST ALABAMA W, /02 at North Alabama W, /09 ARKANSAS TECH W, /16 at West Georgia W, /23 CATAWBA W, /30 CARSON-NEWMAN W, /07 TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE W, /14 vs. Grand Valley State L, Record: 10-2, 8-1 (2nd) Coach: Chris Hatcher Captains: Buster Faulkner, Lee Tarpley, Tyrone Jordan, Wesley Brown, Marlin Adams 08/30 ALBANY STATE W, /06 at Florida Atlantic W, /20 at Delta State W, /27 at Southern Arkansas W, /04 OUACHITA BAPTIST W, /11 at Arkansas-Monticello W, /18 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W, , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 39

40 10/25 at West Alabama W, /01 NORTH ALABAMA L, /08 at Arkansas Tech W, /15 WEST GEORGIA W, /22 CARSON-NEWMAN L, Record: 13-1, 9-0 (1st) National Champions Coach: Chris Hatcher Captains: Fabian Walker, Torrey Howard, Leighton Cooley, Tim Thompson, Tyran Robinson 09/04 at Albany State L, /11 at Ouachita Baptist W, /18 HARDING W, /25 at Central Arkansas W, /02 DELTA STATE W, /09 at Henderson State W, /16 WEST ALABAMA W, /23 at North Alabama W, /30 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, /06 at West Georgia W, /20 CARSON-NEWMAN W, /27 at Albany State W, /04 WEST CHESTER W, /11 vs. Pittsburg State W, Record: 9-3, 7-2 (T-2nd) Coach: Chris Hatcher Captains: Vincent Brown, Tim Thompson, Dedrick Morrison, Will Shelton, Scott Foss 08/27 vs. Fort Valley State W, /03 ALBANY STATE W, /10 OUACHITA BAPTIST W, /17 at Harding L, (ot) 09/24 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W, /01 at Delta State W, /08 HENDERSON STATE W, /15 at West Alabama W, /20 NORTH ALABAMA W, /29 at Southern Arkansas W, /05 WEST GEORGIA L, /12 NORTH ALABAMA L, Record: 8-2, 6-2 (T-3rd) Coach: Chris Hatcher Captains: Jeffrey Felton, Travis Harrison, Jos Edison, William Montford, Davis Russell 09/02 at Albany State W, /09 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /23 ARKANSAS TECH W, /28 at Ouachita Baptist W, /07 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, /12 at Delta State L, /21 WEST ALABAMA W, /28 at North Alabama L, (ot) 11/04 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO W, /09 at West Georgia W, VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL YEAR-BY YEAR RESULTS 2007 Record: 13-1, 7-1 (T-2nd) National Champions Coach: David Dean Captains: Willie Copeland, Jeffrey Felton, Travis Harrison, William Montford, Davis Russell 09/01 ALBANY STATE W, /08 at Fort Valley State W, /22 at Arkansas Tech W, /29 OUACHITA BAPTIST W, /06 at Southern Arkansas W, /11 DELTA STATE L, /20 at West Alabama W, /27 NORTH ALABAMA W, /03 at Arkansas-Monticello W, /08 WEST GEORGIA W, /24 CATAWBA W, /01 NORTH ALABAMA W, /08 at California (Pa.) W, /15 vs. Northwest Missouri St. W, Record: 9-3, 6-2 (3rd) Coach: David Dean Captains: Tucker Pruitt, Sherard Reynolds, Mark Sibenaller, Everett Kitchens, Larry Dean 08/23 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /30 at Newberry W, /20 OUACHITA BAPTIST W, /27 at West Alabama W, /02 DELTA STATE L, (ot) 10/11 at Henderson State W, /18 HARDING W, /25 at North Alabama L, /30 WEST GEORGIA W, /03 at Southern Arkansas W, /15 CARSON-NEWMAN W, /22 at North Alabama L, Record: 6-4, 5-3 (3rd) Coach: David Dean Captains: Larry Dean, Russ Callaway, Demario Jones, Ronnye Nelson 08/29 NEWBERRY L, /12 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, /19 at Ouachita Baptist L, /26 WEST ALABAMA W, /01 at Delta State L, /10 HENDERSON STATE W, /17 at Harding W, /22 NORTH ALABAMA L, /29 at West Georgia W, /07 EDWARD WATERS W, Record: 8-3, 6-2 (t1st) Coach: David Dean Captains: Larry Dean, Kyle Fox, Demario Jones, Ronnye Nelson 09/04 WINGATE W, , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 09/11 at Newberry W, /18 DELTA STATE L, /25 at Southern Arkansas W, /02 OUACHITA BAPTIST W, /14 at North Alabama W, /23 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO W, /30 at Arkansas Tech W, /06 WEST GEORGIA W, /11 at West Alabama L, /20 NORTH ALABAMA L, Record: 6-4, 1-3 (5th) Coach: David Dean Captains: Larry Bryant, Harrison Dreiling Austen Roberts, Cam Short 09/03 at Wingate W, (2ot) 09/08 NEWBERRY W, /17 at Albany State W, /24 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, /01 at Arkansas-Monticello L, /08 at Ouachita Baptist W, /15 WEST ALABAMA W, /22 at Delta State L, /29 WEST GEORGIA L, /12 NORTH ALABAMA L, Record: 12-2, 4-1 (2nd) Coach: David Dean Captains: Cam Short, Tyler Josey, Ryan Smith Chris Pope, Matt Pierce 09/01 at Saginaw Valley State L, /08 FORT VALLEY STATE W, /15 vs. Angelo State W, /22 WEST ALABAMA L, /29 EDWARD WATERS W, /06 at West Georgia W, /13 at North Alabama W, /20 DELTA STATE W, /27 at Shorter W, /01 TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE W, /24 WEST ALABAMA W, /01 CARSON-NEWMAN W, /08 at Minnesota State-Mankato W, /15 vs. Winston-Salem State W, 35-7

41 2013 BLAZER RECORD BOOK YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATISTICS OFFENSE First Net Net Total Plays/ Total Yards/ Yards/ Year Downs Rushing Passing Plays Game Offense Game Play Att.-Comp. Pts.-Avg. TD DEFENSE First Net Net Total Yards/ VSU Net Passes Yards Avg. Year Downs Rushing Passing Yds Allowed Game Att.-Comp. Pts.-Avg. Punt Avg. Intercepted Returned Ret School Record 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 41

42 TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS Year Player G Plays Yards 1982 James Owens , Terry Mallory Mark Dace Mark Dace Mark Dace , Tye Cottle Tye Cottle , Tye Cottle , Tye Cottle , Chris Hatcher , Chris Hatcher , Chris Hatcher , Chris Hatcher , Lance Funderburk , Lance Funderburk , Donnie Johnston Brandon Cowart , Kenn Barnett Dusty Bonner , Dusty Bonner , Buster Faulkner , Barrett Wilkes , Fabian Walker , Barrett Wilkes , Willie Copeland , Willie Copeland , Chris Hart , Kellen Lewis , Brett Whitmire , Austen Roberts , Cayden Cochran ,060 RUSHING LEADERS Year Player G Plays Yards 1982 Henry Chubb Henry Chubb Michael Williams Tony Allen Eric Clark Donnie Harrell Ramon Allen Ramon Allen Ramon Allen Ramon Allen Dominique Ross Dominique Ross , Dominique Ross , David Glisson Vontrell Mitchell , Vontrell Mitchell Marcus Ray Mike Christopher Aaron Jenkins Aaron Jenkins , Aaron Jenkins , Tyran Robinson Tyran Robinson , Vincent Brown Rashawn Robinson Michael Terry , Markus Manson Kellen Lewis David Arnold David Bailey VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS 2012 Cedric O Neal PASSING LEADERS Year Player G Cmp.-Att. Yards 1982 James Owens , Terry Mallory Mark Dace Mark Dace Mark Dace , Tye Cottle Tye Cottle , Tye Cottle , Tye Cottle , Chris Hatcher , Chris Hatcher , Chris Hatcher , Chris Hatcher , Lance Funderburk , Lance Funderburk , Donnie Johnston Brandon Cowart , Kenn Barnett Dusty Bonner , Dusty Bonner , Buster Faulkner , Barrett Wilkes , Fabian Walker , Barrett Wilkes , Willie Copeland , Willie Copeland , Chris Hart , Kellen Lewis , Brett Whitmire , Austen Roberts , Cayden Cochran ,710 RECEIVING LEADERS Year Player G Rec. Yards 1982 Carl Armstrong , Kelvin Sheppard Kevin Gray Darrien Teals Randy Fisher Randy Fisher Randy Fisher Randy Fisher Dexter Holiday Dexter Holiday Calvin Walker Calvin Walker Robert Williams , Sean Pender Rodney Brown , Mike Bowman Nikko Cooper Reggie Mosley Reggie Mosley , Reggie Mosley , Reggie Mosley , Andre Zellner Tyran Robinson Sherard Reynolds Cedric Jones Cedric Jones , Cedric Jones Cedric Jones , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 2010 Ronnye Nelson Griffin Roelle Gerald Ford SCORING LEADERS Year Player G TDs Points 1982 Carl Armstrong Brad Bauer Tracy Soles Keith Moore Keith Moore Randy Fisher Rodney Fulk Jack McTyre Jack McTyre Ramon Allen Don Kelly Dominique Ross Dominique Ross Robert Williams Stanley Flanders Rodney Brown Nikko Cooper Mike Bowman James Lightfoot Carlos Hope Aaron Jenkins C.J. Lofton Aaron Jenkins Will Rhody Will Rhody Will Rhody Michael Green Zachary Williams Zachary Williams Albert Dukes Kellen Lewis Daniel Andersen Daniel Andersen Daniel Andersen TACKLE LEADERS Year Player UT AT TT 1982 Cliff Fouty Lenny Parker Lenny Parker Jimmy Francis Jessie Tuggle Jimmy Brookins Jimmy Brookins Shaun Utley Freddie Richardson Chris Dupree Chris Dupree Erasmus Harvey Edward Mitchell Ryan Branch Jarmal Stevens Jesse Sutton Jesse Sutton Michael Williams Mike Fowler Ced Dickerson Marlin Adams Jason Cost Spencer Fortson

43 2005 Tim Thompson William Montford William Montford Larry Dean Larry Dean Larry Dean Chris Pope Chris Pope INTERCEPTION LEADERS Year Player G No. Yards 1982 Timmy Massey Jimmy Francis Dallis Smith Jimmy Francis Jimmy Francis Dallis Smith Calvin Orr Deon Searcy Deon Searcy Derick McCant Chris Dupree Antonio Hill Walt Foy Tony Hill Tony Hill Marcus Johnson Cornelius Seymour Albert Fanoga Austin Harmon Jerome Mills Terrell Battle Vaughn Clark Tabious Carter Shamonta Dean Demeakey Williams Ced Dickerson Wesley Brown Chris Fowler Ellitot Burkes Sam Reynolds Bernard George Sherard Reynolds Maurice Leggett BLAZER RECORD BOOK ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS 2007 Sherard Reynolds Sherard Reynolds Carlos Anderson Stevie Harden Harrison Dreiling Ryan Smith Matt Pierce Lance Holder PUNT RETURN LEADERS Year Player No. Yards Avg Jimmy Francis Derrick Harris Derrick Harris Jimmy Francis Randy Fisher Randy Fisher Edward Jackson Edward Jackson Deon Searcy Antonio Hill Antonio Hill Stanley Flanders Stanley Flanders Gary Goff Gary Goff Eric Doggett Eric Doggett Eric Doggett Reggie Mosley Michael Greer Reggie Mosley Bama Adams Bama Adams Waymon Ford Sherard Reynolds Sherard Reynolds Roger King Chris Wellborn Ronnye Nelson Quin Roberson Quin Roberson KICKOFF RETURN LEADERS Year Player No. Yards Avg Kelvin Sheppard Derrick Harris Derrick Harris Donnie Harrell Derwin Whatley Clifford Scott Donnie Harrell Eric Luke Eric Luke Calvin Walker Calvin Walker Calvin Walker Billy Poole Chris Jackson Vontrell Mitchell Wendell Olden Eric Doggett Reggie Mosley Reggie Mosley Reggie Mosley Reggie Mosley Tyran Robinson Vincent Brown Sherard Reynolds Tyler Aurandt Roger King Isaiah Jupiter Ronnye Nelson Ronnye Nelson Troy Braswell Matt Pierce PUNTING LEADERS Year Player G Punts Avg Brad Bauer Terry Mallory Terry Mallory Terry Mallory Terry Mallory Kevin Maddox Mike McCullough Mike McCullough Brian Chestnutt Chad Mosley Chad Mosley David Ashby David Ashby Wayne DeVane Wayne DeVane Wayne DeVane Andy Gibbs Kenn Barnett Andy Gibbs Brent Palma Kenn Barnett Kenn Barnett Travis Tidwell Travis Tidwell Steven Wright Steven Wright Jack Fulford Jack Fulford Jack Fulford Jack Fulford Daniel Andersen , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 43

44 Rushing Attempts No. Att. Opponent Date Arkansas Tech Sept. 25, West Alabama Oct. 6, UT-Martin Sept. 15, Harding Sept. 18, Lees-McRae Oct. 26, Catawba Nov. 24, Mississippi College Oct. 27, Henderson State Oct. 10, Carson-Newman Nov. 15, Southern Arkansas Sept. 24, 2011 VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL TEAM RECORDS - SINGLE GAME Total Offensive Yards No. Yds Opponent Date North Alabama Oct. 27, North Alabama Oct. 28, Southern Arkansas Oct. 14, West Alabama Oct. 19, Delta State Oct. 20, Fort Valley State Sept. 17, Ouachita Baptist Oct. 8, New Haven Oct. 8, Central Arkansas Nov. 9, Central Arkansas Sept. 22, 2001 Rushing Yards No. Yds Opponent Date Arkansas Tech Sept. 25, Edward Waters Sept. 29, West Alabama Oct. 6, North Alabama Oct. 27, Ouchita Baptist Sept. 29, West Georgia Oct. 6, Angelo State Sept. 15, West Georgia Oct. 29, Catawba Nov. 24, Lees-McRae Oct. 26, Fort Valley State Aug. 23, 2008 Rushing Touchdowns No. Tds Opponent Date 1. 7 Edward Waters Nov. 7, Edward Waters Sept. 29, Lees-McRae Oct. 26, West Alabama Nov. 24, Ouachita Baptist Sept. 20, times Pass Attempts No. Att. Opponent Date West Georgia Nov. 11, St. Ambrose Oct. 14, Delta State Oct. 7, West Georgia Oct. 16, North Alabama Oct. 28, Mississippi College Oct. 23, Delta State Oct. 1, Fort Valley State Nov. 17, Clark-Atlanta Sept. 24, Fort Valley State Sept. 17, Pass Completions No. Comp. Opponent Date St. Ambrose Oct. 14, Mississippi College Oct. 23, West Georgia Oct. 16, Delta State Oct. 7, West Georgia Nov. 11, West Georgia Oct. 15, West Alabama Oct. 19, Mississippi College Nov. 4, Tarleton State Oct. 9, West Alabama Oct. 21, 2006 Passing Yards No. Yds Opponent Date St. Ambrose Oct. 14, Ouachita Baptist Sept. 11, Mississippi College Oct. 23, Delta State Oct. 7, Southern Arkansas Sept. 28, West Alabama Oct. 7, Ouachita Baptist Oct. 8, Delta State Oct. 29, North Alabama Oct. 28, Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 12, 1996 Passing Touchdowns No. Tds Opponent Date 1. 7* West Alabama Oct. 20, * Ouachita Baptist Nov. 4, * Delta State Oct. 29, * Clark-Atlanta Sept. 24, * Tarleton State Oct. 9, six times Total Offensive Plays No. Yds Opponent Date Arkansas Tech Sept. 25, West Georgia Oct. 20, Arkansas Tech Sept. 22, North Alabama Oct. 28, St. Ambrose Oct. 14, West Georgia Oct. 15, Delta State Nov. 16, four times 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS First Downs No. FD Opponent Date West Alabama Oct. 19, North Alabama Oct. 28, Fort Valley State Sept. 17, Henderson State Sept. 29, Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 12, New Haven Oct. 8, Central Arkansas Sept. 22, Southern Arkansas Sept. 15, Arkansas Tech Sept. 25, St. Ambrose Oct. 14, 1995 Points Scored No. Pts Opponent Date Delta State (W, 70-12) Oct. 6, Edward Waters (W, 70-6) Nov. 7, Fort Valley State (W 69-0) Sept. 8, Tarleton State (W 68-10) Oct. 9, Mount Senario (W 65-0) Sept. 2, Ark.-Monticello (W 63-28) Nov. 3, Central Arkansas (W 63-30) Nov. 9, West Alabama (W 63-0) Oct. 1, Clark Atlanta (W 63-6) Sept. 24, Fort Valley State (W 62-14) Sept. 8, 2012 Kickoff Return Yards No. Yds Opponent Date Carson-Newman Nov. 22, Delta State Oct. 2, Central Arkansas Sept. 22, North Alabama Nov. 11, West Alabama Sept. 22, Carson-Newman Sept. 6, Truman Nov. 7, Delta State Nov. 9, North Alabama Dec. 1, UTEP Sept. 16, 1995 Punt Return Yards No. Yds Opponent Date Arkansas Tech Sept. 23, North Alabama Dec. 1, Southern Arkansas Oct. 7, Delta State Oct. 6, Fort Valley State Sept. 8, West Georgia Nov. 15, Arkansas Tech Oct. 26, West Georgia Nov. 10, West Georgia Oct. 30, Arkansas-Monticello Nov. 4, 2006

45 Punts No. Punts Opponent Date Albany State Aug. 25, Delta State Sept. 19, West Georgia Sept. 14, Fort Valley State Sept. 5, Central Florida Sept. 9, Albany State Sept. 4, Southern Arkansas Sept. 25, Wingate Sept. 4, nine times Punt Yards No. Yds Opponent Date Delta State Sept. 19, Southern Arkansas Sept. 25, Wingate Sept. 4, West Georgia Nov. 14, Fort Valley State Sept. 5, North Alabama Oct. 22, Arkansas Tech Oct. 30, Wingate Sept. 3, Arkansas Tech Sept. 23, two times Punt Average (min. four punts) No. Avg Opponent Date West Alabama Oct. 19, North Alabama Nov. 22, Jacksonville State Oct. 6, Harding Oct. 18, Delta State Oct. 7, Fort Valley State Sept. 4, West Alabama Sept. 22, West Georgia Oct. 6, North Alabama Oct. 22, North Alabama Nov. 1, 2003 Fewest First Downs Allowed No. FD Opponent Date 1. 3 Fort Valley State Sept. 7, Mount Senario Sept. 2, Henderson State Sept. 11, West Alabama Oct. 10, West Alabama Oct. 18, North Alabama Oct. 14, five times Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed No. Yds Opponent Date Central Florida Oct. 22, Clark Atlanta Sept. 24, UT-Martin Sept. 16, Southern Arkansas Sept. 12, Mount Senario Sept. 2, Fort Valley State Sept. 13, West Alabama Oct. 12, New Haven Oct. 8, Delta State Sept. 21, North Alabama Oct. 4, BLAZER RECORD BOOK TEAM RECORDS - SINGLE GAME Fewest Passing Yards Allowed No. Yds Opponent Date 1. 0 Henderson State Oct. 9, West Alabama Oct. 21, Troy State Oct. 3, Jacksonville State Sept. 23, North Alabama Nov. 26, West Alabama Oct. 9, Fort Valley State Sept. 7, Troy State Oct. 1, North Alabama Oct. 29, two times Fewest Total Yards Allowed No. Yds Opponent Date Mount Senario Sept. 2, Southern Arkansas Sept. 12, Clark Atlanta Sept. 8, Fort Valley State Sept. 7, Southern Arkansas Oct. 14, Henderson State Sept. 11, Arkansas Tech Nov. 8, North Alabama Oct. 4, Kentucky State Sept. 21, North Alabama Oct. 14, 2010 Interceptions No. Int. Opponent Date 1. 6 Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 31, UT-Martin Sept. 27, Delta State Nov. 7, West Alabama Oct. 6, Newberry Sept. 11, Fort Valley State Sept. 8, seven times Interception Return Yards No. Yds Opponent Date * Southern Arkansas Oct. 6, West Alabama Oct. 15, Fort Valley State Sept. 8, West Alabama Oct. 6, West Georgia Nov. 9, Fort Valley State Aug. 23, Henderson State Sept. 30, Arkansas-Monticello Nov. 4, West Alabama Sept. 19, West Georgia Nov. 6, 2010 Tackles for Loss No. TFL Opponent Date Arkansas Tech Oct. 30, West Georgia Nov. 8, Arkansas Tech Sept. 21, Henderson State Oct. 11, North Alabama Oct. 28, Arkansas Tech Sept. 23, Fort Valley State Aug. 27, Southern Arkansas Oct. 7, Albany State Sept. 1, Newberry Aug. 29, West Alabama Nov. 24, Winston-Salem State Dec. 15, 2012 Sacks No. Sack Opponent Date 1. 8 Fort Valley State Sept. 21, Delta State Nov. 7, Fort Valley State Sept. 4, Arkansas Tech Sept. 26, Arkansas Tech Sept. 20, Fort Valley State Sept. 13, Knoxville Sept. 3, five times Average Yards Per Rush Avg. Opponent Date 13.4* West Alabama Oct. 1, 1994 Pass Completion Percentage Pct. Opponent Date 88.6 New Haven (39-of-44) Oct. 8, 1994 Completions Without and Interception Comp. Opponent Date 56 Mississippi College Oct. 23, 1993 Interceptions Thrown Int. Opponent Date 7* Fort Valley State Sept. 14, 1985 Touchdowns TD Opponent Date 10 three times Field Goals Made FG Opponent Date 5 Central Arkansas Sept. 25, 2004 Field Goals Attempted Att. Opponent Date 5 Central Arkansas Sept. 25, 2004 Point After Attempts Made PAT Opponent Date 10 two times Point After Attempts Att. Opponent Date 10 two times Fumble Recoveries FR Opponent Date 5 Southern Arkansas Oct. 26, 1996 Most Penalties Pen. Opponent Date 19 Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 11, 1997 Most Penalty Yards Yds Opponent Date 177 Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 1, 2011 Fewest Penalties Pen Opponent Date 1 two times Fewest Penalty Yards Yds Opponent Date 5 two times 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 45

46 Rushing Yards Per Game No. Year Att. Net Yds YPC YPG Rushing Touchdowns No. Year Att. Net Yds YPC TD Passing Yards Per Game No. Year Att. Cmp. Yds YPG Most Completions No. Year Att. Cmp. TD Yds * Most Passing Touchdowns No. Year Att. Cmp. TD Yds * * Total Offensive Plays No. Year Plays Rush Pass Yds VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL TEAM RECORDS - SINGLE SEASON Total Offensive Yards Per Game No. Year Rush Pass Yds YPG Points Per Game No. Year TD PAT FG Pts. PPG * Kickoff Return Average No. Year No. Yds Avg Punt Return Average No. Year No. Yds Avg First Downs No. Year Rushing Passing Total Fewest Points Per Game Allowed No. Year Pts Avg , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game No. Year Att. Net Yds YPC YPG * Fewest Passing Yards Allowed Per Game No. Year Att. Cmp. Yds YPG Fewest Total Yards Allowed Per Game No. Year Rush Pass Yds YPG Interceptions No. Year Ints. Yds TD * Sacks No. Year Sacks *Gulf South Conference record

47 Rushing Attempts No. Player Attempts Opponent Date 1. Ramon Allen 35 Tennessee-Martin Sept. 15, Vontrell Mitchell 33 West Alabama Oct. 18, 1997 Cedric O Neal 33 Delta State Oct. 20, Ramon Allen 32 Jacksonville State Sept. 22, Dominique Ross 31 Central Florida Sept. 10, 1994 Dominique Ross 31 West Georgia Oct. 15, Henry Chubb 30 West Alabama Nov. 12, 1983 Dominique Ross 30 West Alabama Oct. 10, 1992 Dominique Ross 30 Fort Valley State Sept. 18, Vontrell Mitchell 28 Central Arkansas Nov. 9, 1996 Aaron Jenkins 28 Central Arkansas Sept. 22, 2001 Rushing Yards No. Player Yards Opponent Date 1. Vontrell Mitchell 263 Central Arkansas Nov. 9, Dominque Ross 248 West Alabama Oct. 1, Dominique Ross 218 Fort Valley State Sept. 18, Aaron Jenkins 204 Central Arkansas Oct. 19, Ramon Allen 199 Tennessee-Martin Sept. 15, Cedric O Neal 194 Carson-Newman Dec. 1, Ramon Allen 192 Jacksonville State Sept. 22, Aaron Jenkins 191 Ouachita Baptist Nov. 3, Troy Braswell 188 West Georgia Oct. 29, Michael Terry 181 Ouachita Baptist Sept. 29, BLAZER RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDS Passing Yards No. Player Yards Opponent Date 1. Dusty Bonner 497 Fort Valley State Nov. 17, Chris Hatcher 480 Mississippi College Oct. 23, Dusty Bonner 477 Delta State Oct. 7, Lance Funderburke 463 West Alabama Oct. 7, Barrett Wilkes 456 West Alabama Oct. 25, Lance Funderbruke 447 Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 12, Chris Hatcher 430 West Georgia Oct. 15, Lance Funderburke 428 St. Ambrose Oct. 14, Chris Hatcher 424 West Georgia Oct. 16, 1993 Cayden Cochran 424 Ouachita Baptist Oct. 8, 2011 Completion Percentage (min. 15 completions) No. Player Comp. Att. Per. Opponent Date 1. Lance Funderburke * Tarleton State Oct. 9, Fabian Walker Henderson State Oct. 9, Chris Hatcher New Haven Oct. 8, Cayden Cochran Shorter Oct. 25, Dusty Bonner Henderson State Sept. 29, Fabian Walker West Chester Dec. 4, Dusty Bonner West Alabama Oct. 21, Chris Hatcher Henderson State Nov. 12, Fabian Walker West Georgia Nov. 6, Chris Hatcher Delta State Oct. 29, 1994 Yards Per Carry (min. 10 carries) No. Player Yards Att. YPC Opponent Date 1. Dominique Ross West Alabama Oct. 1, Aaron Jenkins Ouachita Baptist Nov. 3, Aaron Jenkins Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 12, Travis Francis Fort Valley State Sept. 4, Cedric O Neal Fort Valley State Sept. 8, Cedric O Neal Carson-Newman Dec. 1, Dominque Ross Clark Atlanta Sept. 24, Tyran Robinson North Alabama Oct. 27, Troy Braswell West Georgia Oct. 29, Henry Chubb Kentucky State Nov. 5, 1983 Tyran Robinson West Georgia Nov. 6, 2004 Passing Attempts No. Player Attempts Opponent Date 1. Lance Funderburk 70* West Georgia Nov. 11, Dusty Bonner 62 Delta State Oct. 7, Chris Hatcher 61 West Georgia Oct. 16, 1993 Lance Funderburke 61 North Alabama Oct. 28, Lance Funderburke 57 North Dakota State Sept. 9, Chris Hatcher 56 Mississippi College Oct. 23, 1993 Kellen Lewis 56 Delta State Oct. 1, Dusty Bonner 55 Fort Valley State Nov. 17, Barrett Wilkes 54 Harding Sept. 17, Two tied with 53 Receptions No. Player Receptions Opponent Date 1. Sean Pender 20 Mississippi College Nov. 4, Sean Pender 17 West Georgia Nov. 11, Calvin Walker 16 Mississippi College Oct. 31, 1992 Calvin Walker 16 Delta State Nov. 7, 1992 Sean Pender 16 North Dakota State Sept. 9, Steve Greer 14 Henderson State Nov. 12, 1994 C.J. Lofton 14 North Alabama Oct. 28, 2000 Cedric Jones 14 Arkansas Tech Sept. 22, 2007 Cedric Jones 14 Delta State Oct. 1, Two tied with 13 Receiving Yards No. Player Yards Opponent Date 1. Reggie Mosley 232 West Georgia Nov. 11, Calvin Walker 230 Delta State Nov. 7, Seantavious Jones 210 Delta State Oct. 20, Seantavious Jones 204 Ouachita Baptist Oct. 8, Randy Fischer 200 Jacksonville State Sept. 24, Sherard Reynolds 194 Southern Arkansas Oct. 29, Darrien Teals 191 Central Florida Oct. 22, Nikko Cooper 188 Central Arkansas Nov. 9, Carl Armstrong 186 Georgia Southern Sept. 25, Robert Williams 184 West Georgia Oct. 15, 1994 Pass Completions No. Player Completions Opponent Date 1. Chris Hatcher 45 West Georgia Oct. 16, 1993 Chris Hatcher 45 Mississippi College Oct. 23, Dusty Bonner 43 Delta State Oct. 7, Lance Funderburke 42 West Georgia Nov. 11, Chris Hatcher 41 West Georgia Oct. 15, Chris Hatcher 39 New Haven Oct. 8, 1994 Lance Funderburke 39 North Alabama Oct. 28, Lance Funderburke 38 St. Ambrose Oct. 14, Lance Funderburke 37 West Alabama Oct. 19, 1996 Willie Copeland 37 West Alabama Oct. 21, 2006 Total Offensive Plays No. Player Plays Opponent Date 1. Lance Funderburk 74 West Georgia Nov. 11, Kellen Lewis 69 Harding Oct. 17, Dusty Bonner 66 Delta State Oct. 7, Kellen Lewis 65 Delta State Oct. 1, Chris Hatcher 61 West Georgia Oct. 16, 1993 Chris Hart 61 Delta State Oct. 2, 2008 Kellen Lewis 61 Ouachita Baptist Sept. 19, 2009 Lewis Kuffuor 61 Delta State Oct. 1, Lance Funderburke 60 North Dakota State Sept. 9, Five tied with , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 47

48 Total Offensive Yards No. Player Rush Pass Total Opponent Date 1. Dusty Bonner Fort Valley State Nov. 17, Lance Funderburke West Alabama Oct. 7, Chris Hatcher Mississippi College Oct. 23, Dusty Bonner Delta State Oct. 7, Cayden Cochran Ouachita Baptist Oct. 8, Cayden Cochran Delta State Oct. 20, Barrett Wilkes West Alabama Oct. 25, Lance Funderburke St. Ambrose Oct. 14, Kellen Lewis Delta State Oct. 1, Lance Funderburke Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 12, 1996 VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDS Total Tackles No. Player Tackles Opponent Date 1. Ryan Branch 24 Texas-El Paso Sept. 16, Jimmy Francis 21 Mississippi College Nov. 9, 1985 Chris Pope 21 Carson-Newman Dec. 1, Cliff Fouty 20 Georgia Southern Nov. 20, 1982 Mikeal Lovejoy 20 Delta State Nov. 5, 1988 Jesse Sutton 20 Central Arkansas Oct. 24, Lenny Parker 19 Mississippi College Nov. 3, 1984 William Montford 19 North Alabama Oct. 28, 2006 Larry Dean 19 Delta State Sept. 18, 2010 Larry Dean 19 Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 23, 2010 Points Scored No. Player Points Opponent Date 1. Aaron Jenkins 30 Ouachita Baptist Nov. 3, Darrien Teals 24 Central Florida Oct. 22, 1988 Ramon Allen 24 Tennessee-Martin Sept. 15, 1990 Stanley Flanders 24 Fort Valley State Sept. 17, 1994 Stanley Flanders 24 Delta State Oct. 29, 1994 Rodney Brown 24 Truman Sept. 7, 1996 Seantavious Jones 24 Delta State Oct. 20, Mike Davis 20 Arkansas Tech Sept. 23, tied with 18 Point After Attempts No. Player PAT Att. Opponent Date 1. Reid Bethea 10 Delta State Oct. 6, 2001 Daniel Andersen 10 Edward Waters Nov. 7, Vernon Loree 9 Clark Atlanta Sept. 24, 1994 Vernon Loree 9 West Alabama Oct. 1, 1994 Todd Douthit 9 Central Arkansas Nov. 9, 1996 Zac Williams 9 Arkansas-Monticello Nov. 3, 2007 Zac Williams 9 Fort Valley State Sept. 8, Nine tied with 8 Point After Attempts Made No. Player PAT Made Opponent Date 1. Reid Bethea 10 Delta State Oct. 6, Daniel Andersen 10 Edward Waters Nov. 7, Vernon Loree 9 Clark Atlanta Sept. 24, 1994 Vernon Loree 9 West Alabama Oct. 1, 1994 Todd Douthit 9 Central Arkansas Nov. 9, 1996 Zac Williams 9 Fort Valley State Sept. 8, 2007 Zac Williams 9 Arkansas-Monticello Nov. 3, 2007 Daniel Andersen 9 Fort Valley State Sept. 8, Seven tied with 8 Solo Tackles No. Player Tackles Opponent Date 1. Jimmy Brookins 17 Mississippi College Oct. 29, Mikeal Lovejoy 13 Delta State Nov. 5, Erasmus Harvey 12 Fort Valley State Sept. 19, Jimmy Brookins 11 Delta State Nov. 5, 1988 Antonio Speed 11 Central Arkansas Oct. 23, 1999 Everett Kitchens 11 Catawba Nov. 24, 2007 Chris Pope 11 Carson-Newman Dec. 1, tied with 10 Assisted Tackles No. Player Tackles Opponent Date 1. Harvey Carter 18 Georgia Southern Nov. 20, Cliff Fouty 15 West Alabama Nov. 13, 1982 Cliff Fouty 15 Georgia Southern Nov. 20, 1982 Cliff Fouty 15 Mississippi College Sept. 10, 1983 Lenny Parker 15 Savannah State Sept. 24, 1983 Danny Metcalf 15 Troy State Oct. 1, Jimmy Francis 14 Mississippi College Nov. 9, 1985 Scott Mowry 14 Mississippi College Nov. 7, 1987 Danny Metcalf 14 Delta State Nov. 3, 1990 Larry Dean 14 Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 23, 2010 Punt Return Yards No. Player Yards Opponent Date 1. Sherard Reynolds 168 Arkansas Tech Sept. 23, Sherard Reynolds 154 Southern Arkansas Oct. 7, Quin Roberson 129 Fort Valley State Sept. 8, Eric Doggett 119 Arkansas Tech Sept. 26, Tony Hill 104 Fort Valley State Sept. 21, Sherard Reynolds 103 North Alabama Dec. 1, Eric Doggett 102 Henderson State Sept. 11, Reggie Mosley 99 Fort Valley State Sept. 2, Reggie Mosley 97 Delta State Sept. 21, Eric Doggett 95 Arkansas Tech Sept. 20, , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Kickoff Return Yards No. Player Yards Opponent Date 1. Derrick Harris 147 Georgia Southern Nov. 19, Wendell Olden 143 Carson-Newman Sept. 6, Matt Pierce 141 North Alabma Nov. 12, Aaron Jenkins 138 West Alabama Oct. 26, Vincent Brown 136 North Alabama Oct. 23, Reggie Mosley 131 North Alabama Nov. 6, Vincent Brown 124 Delta State Oct. 2, Reggie Mosley 122 Southern Arkansas Sept. 15, Vincent Brown 119 Pittsburg State Dec. 11, Rodney Brown 118 Truman Sept. 7, 1996

49 Longest Rush No. Player Yards Opponent Date 1. Dominique Ross 93 West Alabama Oct. 1, Aaron Jenkins 76 Ouachita Baptist Nov. 3, Tyran Robinson 75 West Georgia Nov. 6, 2004 David Arnold 75 Newberry Sept. 11, 2010 Troy Braswell 75 West Georgia Oct. 29, Vontrell Mitchell 73 Delta State Nov. 1, Dominique Ross 70 West Alabama Oct. 1, Michael Terry 69 Ouachita Baptist Sept. 29, Aaron Jenkins 65 Ouachita Baptist Nov. 3, David Glisson 64 Mississippi College Nov. 4, 1995 Longest Completion No. Quarterback Receiver Yards Opponent Date 1. Chris Hatcher Calvin Walker 90 UCF Sept. 11, Dusty Bonner Reggie Mosley 89 West Alabama Oct. 21, Patrick Prewitt Mike Bowman 88 Central Arkansas Nov. 8, Donnie Johnston Nikko Cooper 85 North Alabama Nov. 7, Buster Faulkner Reggie Mosley 82 Central Arkansas Oct. 19, Chris Hatcher Robert Williams 81 Albany State Nov. 19, 1994 Lance Funderburke Sean Pender 81 Gardner-Webb Sept. 2, 1995 Cayden Cochran Gerald Ford 81 North Alabama Oct. 13, Chris Hatcher Stanley Flanders 80 Delta State Oct. 29, 1994 Dusty Bonner C.J. Lofton 80 West Alabama Oct. 20, 2001 Longest Field Goal Made No. Player FG Length Opponent Date 1. Keith Moore 54* Kentucky State Sept. 21, James Lightfoot 52 Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 11, 1997 Michael Green 52 West Georgia Nov. 5, Keith Moore 51 Clark Atlanta Sept. 8, 1984 Jack McTyre 51 Delta State Nov. 3, 1990 Daniel Andersen 51 North Alabama Oct. 13, Michael Green 49 Albany State Sept. 3, 2005 Daniel Andersen 49 Southern Arkansas Sept. 12, 2009 Daniel Andersen 49 Delta State Oct. 20, Five tied at 48 Longest Punt No. Player Yards Opponent Date 1. Andy Gibbs 72 Delta State Sept. 19, Jack Fulford 69 West Alabama Oct. 15, Wayne DeVane 65 Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 12, Chad Mosley 64 Lees-McRae Oct. 26, 1991 David Ashby 64 Albany State Nov. 19, 1994 Jack Fulford 64 Southern Arkansas Sept. 25, 2010 Jack Fulford 64 Ouachita Baptist Oct. 8, Brian Chesnutt 63 Jacksonville State Sept. 28, 1991 Kenn Barnett 63 North Alabama Nov. 1, 2003 Daniel Andersen 63 Angelo State Sept. 15, 2012 Longest Punt Return No. Player Yards Opponent Date 1. Quin Roberson* 94 (td) Fort Valley State Sept. 8, Quin Roberson 81 (td) Newberry Sept. 8, Roger King 80 (td) North Alabama Dec. 1, Sherard Reynolds 78 (td) Southern Arkansas Oct. 7, Eric Doggett 68 Arkansas Tech Sept. 26, Sherard Reynolds 65 (td) North Alabama Dec. 1, 2007 Roger King 65 (td) Henderson State Oct. 11, Derrick Harris 62 (td) West Alabama Nov. 12, Roger King 61 (td) Ouachita Baptist Sept. 29, Quin Roberson 60 West Alabama Nov. 24, BLAZER RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDS Longest Kickoff Return No. Player Yards Opponent Date 1. Aaron Jenkins 100 (td) West Georgia Nov. 11, Billy Poole 99 (td) West Alabama Oct. 1, Tyran Robinson 98 (td) Carson-Newman Nov. 22, Sean Pender 97 (td) Albany State Nov. 23, 1996 Vincent Brown 97 (td) North Alabama Oct. 23, Rodney Brown 96 (td) Texas-El Paso Sept. 16, 1995 Matt Pierce 96 (td) North Alabama Nov. 11, 2011 Matt Pierce 96 (td) Winston-Salem State Dec. 15, Rodney Brown 91 (td) Truman Sept. 7, 1996 Ronnye Nelson 91 (td) North Alabama Dec. 1, 2007 Longest Interception Return No. Player Yards Opponent Date 1. Sherard Reynolds 94 (td) Fort Valley State Aug. 23, Shawn Harris 86 (td) Southern Arkansas Oct. 6, Matt Pierce 85 (td) West Alabama Oct. 15, Adrian Bryant 79 (td) Arkansas-Monticello Nov. 4, Shaunta Dismuke 70 (td) Delta State Oct. 6, Wesley Brown 60 Texas A&M-Kingsville Dec. 7, 2002 Maurice Leggett 60 (td) Henderson State Oct. 8, Keith Reddings 56 (td) Delta State Nov. 10, Terrence Bell 55 Carson-Newman Nov. 20, 2004 Maurice Leggett 55 (td) Fort Valley State Sept. 8, 2007 Stevie Harden 55 (td) Delta State Sept. 18, 2010 Longest Fumble Return No. Player Yards Opponent Date 1. Dee Williford 97 (td) Southern Arkansas Sept. 27, Stevie Harden 62 (td) Southern Arkansas Sept. 25, Maurice Leggett 57 (td) Southern Arkansas Oct. 7, Dudley Spence 55 (td)** North Alabama Nov. 15, Matt Pierce 49 (td) Newberry Sept. 8, Michael Flood 48 Albany State Sept. 3, Dee Williford 47 (td) Florida Atlantic Sept. 6, Deon Searcy 46 East Tennessee State Oct. 20, Greg Talley 44 West Alabama Oct. 10, Clifford Scott 37 North Alabama Nov. 10, 1990 **Yardage came after a lateral by Jermel Daniels. Play covered 73 yards total. Miscellaneous Single Game Records Rushing Touchdowns 4 four times Consecutive Completions 20 Chris Hatcher vs. New Haven, 10/08/94* Passing Touchdowns 7 three times Interceptions Thrown 5 Chris Hatcher vs. North Alabama, 11/06/93 Passes Without An Interception 56 Chris Hatcher vs. Mississippi College, 10/23/93 Receiving Touchdowns 4 four times Total Touchdowns 5 Aaron Jenkins vs. Ouachita Baptist, 11/03/01 TDs Responsible For 8 Dusty Bonner vs. Delta State, 10/06/01 (2 Rush, 6 Pass) Field Goals Attempts 5 Will Rhody vs. Central Arkansas, 09/25/04 Field Goals Made 5 Will Rhody vs. Central Arkansas, 09/25/04 Interceptions 3 Jimmy Francis vs. Bishop, 11/02/85 Sacks 4.0 three times Fumbles Recovered 3 Anthony Newsome vs. Delta State, 10/08/83 Punts 11 Mike McCullough vs. UCF, 09/09/89 Average (min. 4 punts) 49.8 Terry Mallory vs. West Alabama, 10/19/85 Punt Returns 7 two times Kickoff Returns 6 Ronnye Nelson vs. Delta State, 09/18/10 *Gulf South Conference record 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 49

50 Rushing Yards No. Player Year Att. Net Yds YPC TD 1. Aaron Jenkins Dominique Ross Vontrell Mitchell Aaron Jenkins Tyran Robinson Cedric O Neal Michael Terry Dominique Ross Austin Scott Ramon Allen Rushing Touchdowns No. Player Year Att. Net Yds YPC TD 1. Aaron Jenkins Carlos Brown Cedric O Neal Dominique Ross Dominique Ross Michael Terry Tyran Robinson Vincent Brown Ramon Allen Aaron Jenkins Cayden Cochran Passing Yards No. Player Year Att. Cmp. TD Yds 1. Lance Funderburk* Dusty Bonner Chris Hatcher Dusty Bonner Buster Faulkner Lance Funderburk Chris Hatcher Barrett Wilkes Willie Copeland Fabian Walker Completions No. Player Year Att. Cmp. TD Yds 1. Chris Hatcher* Lance Funderburk Dusty Bonner Lance Funderburk Chris Hatcher Buster Faulkner Willie Copeland Fabian Walker Dusty Bonner Barrett Wilkes Passing Touchdowns No. Player Year Att. Cmp. TD Yds 1. Dusty Bonner* Chris Hatcher* Dusty Bonner Buster Faulkner Lance Funderburk Chris Hatcher Willie Copeland Willie Copeland Barrett Wilkes Lance Funderburk Cayden Cochran VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - SINGLE SEASON Receptions No. Player Year Rec. Yd. YPC TD 1. Sean Pender* Cedric Jones Sean Pender Robert Williams Calvin Walker Steve Greer Reggie Mosley C.J. Lofton C.J. Lofton Calvin Walker Receiving Yards No. Player Year Rec. Yds YPC TD 1. Reggie Mosley Robert Williams Cedric Jones Rodney Brown Stanley Flanders Reggie Mosley Carl Armstrong Gerald Ford Reggie Mosley Carlos Johnson Receiving Touchdowns No. Player Year Rec. Yds YPC TD 1. Robert Williams* Stanley Flanders Reggie Mosley Reggie Mosley Nikko Cooper C.J. Lofton Gerald Ford Seantavious Jones C.J. Lofton Reggie Mosley Rodney Brown , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Total Offensive Plays No. Player Year Plays Rush Pass Yds 1. Buster Faulkner* Lance Funderburk Lance Funderburk Willie Copeland Chris Hatcher Dusty Bonner Fabian Walker Chris Hatcher Barrett Wilkes Kellen Lewis Total Offensive Yards No. Player Year Plays Rush Pass Yds 1. Lance Funderburk* Dusty Bonner Dusty Bonner Chris Hatcher Lance Funderburk Chris Hatcher Buster Faulkner Fabian Walker Willie Copeland Barrett Wilkes

51 Scoring Performances No. Player Year TD PAT FG Pts. 1. Aaron Jenkins Robert Williams Stanley Flanders Will Rhody Reggie Mosley Will Rhody Zac Williams Tyran Robinson Dominique Ross Two tied with 94 Kickoff Return Average (min. 10 returns) No. Player Year No. Yds Avg. 1. Derrick Harris Reggie Mosley Clifford Scott Dervin Whatley Tyran Robinson Vontrell Smith Calvin Walker Sherard Reynolds Reggie Mosley Billy Poole Punt Return Average (min. 10 returns) No. Player Year No. Yds Avg. 1. Sherard Reynolds Quin Roberson Eric Doggett Roger King Bama Adams Sherard Reynolds Quinn Roberson Eric Doggett Stanley Flanders Bama Adams BLAZER RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - SINGLE SEASON Punting Average No. Player Year No. Yds Avg. 1. Terry Mallory Jack Fulford Jack Fulford Jack Fulford Chad Mosley Terry Mallory David Ashby Daniel Andersen Wayne DeVane Jack Fulford Total Tackles No. Player Year UT AT Tot. 1. Cliff Fouty Jessie Tuggle Chris Pope Jimmy Brookins Jimmy Francis Lenny Parker Lenny Parker Larry Dean William Montford David Gilyard Interceptions No. Player Year Ints. Yds TD 1. Dallis Smith Stevie Harden Chris Fowler Sherard Reynolds Harrison Dreiling Dennis Smith Six tied with 5 Pass Deflections No. Player Year PDs 1. Matt Pierce Maurice Leggett Elliott Burkes Derek Braxton Sherard Reynolds Ced Dickerson Deon Searcy Dallis Smith Five tied with 11 Sacks No. Player Year Sacks 1. Richard Freeman Antonio Edwards Andre Hampton Antonio Edwards Robert Morris Dewayne Smith Marlin Adams Four tied with 10.0 Tackles For Loss No. Player Year TFL 1. Dewayne Smith Artie Ulmer Andre Hampton Richard Freeman Robert Morris Arto Vartanian Antonio Edwards Antonio Speed Jesse Sutton Marlin Adams *Gulf South Conference record 2004, 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 51

52 Rushing Yards No. Player Years Att. Net Yds YPC TD 1. Aaron Jenkins Dominique Ross Ramon Allen Tyran Robinson Vontrell Mitchell Donnie Harrell Vincent Brown Michael Terry Ronnye Nelson Eric Clark VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - CAREER Receptions No. Player Years Rec. Yds. YPC TD 1. Cedric Jones Sean Pender Reggie Mosley C.J. Lofton Randy Fisher Robert Williams Steve Greer Calvin Walker Aaron Jenkins Zach Parker Rushing Touchdowns No. Player Years Att. Net Yds YPC TD 1. Dominique Ross Aaron Jenkins Ramon Allen Tyran Robinson Vincent Brown Ronnye Nelson Michael Terry Carlos Brown Cedric O Neal Cayden Cochran Receiving Yards No. Player Years Rec. Yds. YPC TD 1. Reggie Mosley* Cedric Jones Randy Fisher Robert Williams C.J. Lofton Sean Pender Calvin Walker Steve Greer Gerald Ford , Darrien Teals Passing Yards No. Player Years Cmp. Att. Yds TD 1. Chris Hatcher , Lance Funderburk Dusty Bonner Barrett Wilkes Willie Copeland Tye Cottle Buster Faulkner Cayden Cochran Mark Dace Fabian Walker Completions No. Player Years Cmp. Att. Yds TD 1. Chris Hatcher* , Lance Funderburk Dusty Bonner Barrett Wilkes Willie Copeland Tye Cottle Buster Faulkner Fabian Walker Cayden Cochran Mark Dace Passing Touchdowns No. Player Years Cmp. Att. Yds TD 1. Chris Hatcher , Dusty Bonner Lance Funderburk Willie Copeland Tye Cottle Barrett Wilkes Buster Faulkner Cayden Cochran Mark Dace Fabian Walker Receiving Touchdowns No. Player Years Rec. Yds. YPC TD 1. Reggie Mosley* C.J. Lofton Robert Williams Stanley Flanders Randy Fisher Nikko Cooper 1996, Cedric Jones Gerald Ford , Rodney Brown Seantavious Jones Total Offensive Yards No. Player Years Plays Rush Pass Yds 1. Chris Hatcher ,363 11, Dusty Bonner Lance Funderburk Barrett Wilkes Willie Copeland Tye Cottle Cayden Cochran Mark Dace Aaron Jenkins Buster Faulkner , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Scoring Performances No. Player Years TD FG PAT Pts. 1. Aaron Jenkins Will Rhody Reggie Mosley Dominique Ross Zac Williams Keith Moore Tyran Robinson C.J. Lofton Daniel Anderson Robert Williams Vernon Loree

53 Kickoff Return Average (min. 20 returns) No. Player Years No. Yds Avg. 1. Vontrell Mitchell Matt Pierce Clifford Scott Calvin Walker Derrick Harris Aaron Jenkins Ronnye Nelson Eric Doggett Vincent Brown Sherard Reynolds Punt Return Average (min. 20 returns) No. Player Years No. Yds. Avg. 1. Quin Roberson Sherard Reynolds Eric Doggett Roger King Bama Adams Stanley Flanders Reggie Mosley Tony Hill Randy Fisher Derrick Harris Punting (min. 60 punts) No. Player Years No. Yds. Avg. 1. Jack Fulford David Ashby Terry Mallory , Wayne DeVane Chad Mosley Travis Tidwell Kenn Barnett 1999, Brad Bauer Andy Gibbs 1998, Steven Wright Total Tackles No. Player Years UT AT Tot. 1. Larry Dean Jessie Tuggle Jesse Sutton Ryan Branch Ced Dickerson Erasmus Harvey Antonio Speed 1995, William Montford Chris Pope Jimmy Francis Interceptions No. Player Years Ints. Yds. TD 1. Dallis Smith* Sherard Reynolds Jimmy Francis Deon Searcy Wesley Brown Tony Hill Calvin Orr Maurice Leggett Chris Fowler Ced Dickerson Dennis Smith Harrison Dreiling BLAZER RECORD BOOK Pass Deflections No. Player Years PD 1. Dallis Smith Matt Pierce Vaughn Clark Deon Searcy Ced Dickerson Calvin Orr Jimmy Francis Maurice Leggett Dennis Smith Elliott Burkes 1999, Jarmal Stevens Sacks No. Player Years Sacks 1. Andre Hampton Antonio Edwards Robert Morris Marlin Adams Richard Freeman Antonio Speed 1995, Tim Thompson Arto Vartanian Tommy Johnson Shay Williams Tackles For Loss No. Player Years TFL 1. Tim Thompson Marlin Adams Antonio Speed 1995, Jesse Sutton Dewayne Smith Larry Dean Reggie Rhodes Fatari Lyons Robert Morris Mike Fowler , Jason Cost ACTIVE PLAYER COACHING RECORDS Victories - All Games Coach Years W L T PCT Chris Hatcher David Dean Hal Mumme Mike Cavan Mike Kelly Jim Goodman Jim Berryman Mark Nelson Winning Percentage - All Games Coach Years W L T PCT Chris Hatcher David Dean Hal Mumme Mike Cavan Mike Kelly Jim Goodman Jim Berryman Mark Nelson Victories - Gulf South Conference Games Coach Years W L T PCT Chris Hatcher David Dean Mike Cavan Hal Mumme Mike Kelly Jim Goodman Jim Berryman Mark Nelson Winning Percentage - Gulf South Conference Games Coach Years W L T PCT Chris Hatcher David Dean Hal Mumme Mike Cavan Mike Kelly Jim Berryman Jim Goodman Mark Nelson , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 53

54 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS VALDOSTA STATE FOOTBALL BAZEMORE-HYDER STADIUM RECORDS TEAM RECORDS Rushing Attempts: 35 by Tregnel Thomas of Delta State Nov. 1, 1997 Yards: 263 by Vontrell Mitchell of VSU Nov. 9, 1996 Long Rush: 81 by Travis Horn of Arkansas Tech Sept. 26, 1998 Touchdowns: 3 on eight occasions Passing: Attempts: 66 by Dane King of Henderson State Oct. 8, 2005 Completions: 45 by Chris Hatcher of VSU Oct. 23, 1993 Yards: 497 by Dusty Bonner of VSU Nov. 17, 2001 Touchdowns: 7 on three occasions Interceptions: 5 on two occasions Receiving: Receptions: 20 by Sean Pender of VSU Nov. 4, 1995 Yards: 319 by Kyle Henderson of West Alabama Oct. 26, 2002 Touchdowns: 4 on four occasions Long Reception: 94 by Robert Armstrong of Texas A&M-Kingsville Nov. 1, 2012 Total Offense Yards: 508 by Scott Eyster of Delta State Oct. 2, 2004 Defense: Tackles: 21 by Chris Pope of VSU Dec. 1, 2012 Tackles for Loss: 5.0 Lawrence Virgil of VSU Nov. 24, 2012 Sacks: 4.0 on two occasions Interceptions: 3 on two occasions Long Return: 94 by Sherard Reynolds of VSU Aug. 23, 2008 Fumbles Forced: 3 by Tyler Josey of VSU Nov. 1, 2012 Fumbles Recovered: 2 on two occasions Long Return: 57 by Maurice Leggett of VSU Oct. 7, 2006 Scoring: Touchdowns: 4 on four occasions Points: 24 on four occasions PAT Attempts: 10 by Daniel Andersen of VSU Nov. 7, 2009 PAT Made: 10 by Daniel Andersen of VSU Nov. 7, 2009 FG Attempted: 4 on two occasions FG Made: 4 by Michael Green of VSU Oct. 20, 2005 Long FG: 54 by Keith Moore of VSU Sept. 21, 1985 Punting: Punts: 11 on four occasions Total Yards: 435 by Jeff Carpenter of West Georgia Nov. 5, 2005 Average: 54.0 by Andrew Jones of Delta State Oct. 20, 2012 Long Punt: 65 by Andrew Jones of Delta State Oct. 20, 2012 Rushing: Attempts: 68 by Jacksonville State Sept. 24, 1988 Yards: 352 by VSU vs. Edward Waters Sept. 29, 2012 Touchdowns: 7 by VSU on two occasions Passing: Attempts: 68 by VSU vs. St. Ambrose Oct. 14, 1995 Completions: 48 by VSU vs. St. Ambrose Oct. 14, 1995 Yards: 508 by VSU vs. St. Ambrose Oct. 14, 1995 Touchdowns: 7 on three occasions Total Offense Yards: 674 by Delta State Oct. 2, 2004 Defense: Interceptions: 5 on two occasions Int. Return Yards: 105 by North Alabama Nov. 12, 2005 Fumbles Forced: 5 by VSU vs. Carson-Newman Nov. 15, 2008 Fumble Recoveries: 4 on four occasions Return Yards: 57 by VSU vs. Southern Arkansas Oct. 7, 2006 Scoring: Touchdowns: 10 by VSU on two occasions Points: 70 by VSU vs. Edward Waters Nov. 7, 2009 PAT Attempts: 10 by VSU on two occasions PAT Made: 10 by VSU vs. Edward Waters Nov. 7, 2009 FG Attempted: 4 on two occasions FG Made: 4 by VSU vs. North Alabama Oct. 20, 2005 Punt Return: Total Yards: 202 by VSU vs. Arkansas Tech Sept. 23, 2006 Touchdowns: 2 by VSU vs. North Alabama Dec. 1, 2007 Kickoff Returns: Total Yards: 243 by Edward Waters Nov. 7, 2009 Touchdowns: 1 on nine occasions Miscellaneous: First Downs: 34 by Delta State Oct. 2, 2004 Penalties: 19 by VSU vs. Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 11, 1997 Penalty Yards: 170 by VSU vs. Albany State Aug. 28, 1999 Punt Return: Total Yards: 168 by Sherard Reynolds of VSU Sept. 23, 2006 Touchdowns: 1 on four occasions Long Return: 94 by Quin Roberson of VSU Sept. 8, 2012 Kickoff Returns: Total Yards: 196 by Michael Allen of West Alabama Oct. 21, 2000 Touchdowns: 1 on nine occasions Longest Return: 98 by Tyran Robinson of VSU No. 22, 2003 Valdosta State is regularly among the national leaders in home football attendance , 2007, 2012 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS