Arkansas State (3-2, 1-0 Sun Belt)

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1 ULM Warhawks vs Game Five 2011 Schedule Date Opponent (AP/Coaches) Time/Result Sept. 3 at #6/5 Florida State (ESPNU) L, 0-34 Sept. 10 Grambling State (ESPN3) W, 35-7 Sept. 17 at #23/23 TCU (The Mtn.) L, Sept. 24 at Iowa (Big 10 Network) L, Oct. 8 *Arkansas State 6 p.m. Oct. 15 * at Troy (Sun Belt Network) 6 p.m. Oct. 22 * at North Texas 6 p.m. Oct. 29 * Western Kentucky 2:30 p.m. Nov. 5 * at UL-Lafayette (Sun Belt Network) 2:30 p.m. Nov. 12 * Middle Tennessee TBA Nov. 19 * FIU TBA Dec. 3 * at Florida Atlantic TBA * Sun Belt Conference Game / All times Central ULM By The Numbers 1 ULM is the only FBS or FCS to open its season with a ranked opponent each of the past four seasons 2 Straight years that the Warhawks have led the Sun Belt Conference in rush defense; it s also the number of seasons Troy Reffett has been the defensive coordinator 4 First downs allowed by the ULM defense against Grambling; one shy of the school record 5 Warhawks who have already earned their undergraduate degree. Eight others are on track to graduate in December and five more are on track for a spring graduation 13 Catches by junior Brent Leonard in ULM s game at TCU. His total was the second highest in school history and is the seventh most in the NCAA this season 15 ULM ranks 15th in the NCAA with just five turnovers this season; the Warhawks are 17th with only two interceptions thrown 26 ULM has recorded at least one sack in 26-of-28 games over the past three seasons 84 Consecutive pass attempts without an interception by Kolton Browning dating back to the second quarter against Grambling; ULM QB s have attempted 111 pass attempts without being intercepted.833 ULM s winning percentage at Malone Stadium over the past 12 home games. The Warhawks have won 10 of their last 12 games in Monroe; ULM has won its first four home games each of the past two seasons ULM (1-3, 0-0 Sun Belt) vs Arkansas State (3-2, 1-0 Sun Belt) Oct. 8, 2011 Malone Stadium (30,427) D i d You Know? Twenty freshmen and sophomores are listed on ULM s offensive and defensive two-deep heading into the game against Arkansas State. Ten of them are listed as starters; last season ULM started 10 freshmen and sophomores ULM has the second best winning percentage in the state of Louisiana among FBS schools over the past six seasons The Warhawks have forced at least one turnover in 25-of-28 games under defensive coordinator Troy Reffett -- ULM has forced 48 turnovers in those 25 games Sports Illustrated picked the Warhawks to finish 8-4 overall and 7-1 in the Sun Belt Conference; SI prognosticated a three-way tie for the Belt crown with ULM, FIU and Troy ULM has won 15 of its last 20 home games dating back to the 2007 season; the Warhawks have the second best home winning percentage in the state of Louisiana (FBS) over that time period ULM has averaged a third place finish in the Sun Belt Conference over the past seven seasons Linebacker R.J. Young graduated from the University of Arizona in just three years before transferring to ULM this summer Luther Ambrose finished third in the 100m dash at the 2010 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships; he needs two touchdown receptions, two catches and 497 receiving yards to move into the top 10 in ULM history in each category Four of ULM s assistant coaches played for head coach Todd Berry during their collegiate careers. Steve Farmer (Illinois State), Jason Nichols (East Carolina), Vance Vice (Oklahoma State), Adam Waugh (Illinois State) We Are ULM In all references, please refer to us as ULM. We are ULM, not Monroe, La.-Monroe, LAM, La.-Mon, UL Monroe, UL-M, LMU or any other variation We are the University of Louisiana at Monroe, not Louisiana-Monroe 6 p.m. / Warhawks All Access Tale of the Tape Monroe, La. Offense ULM ASU Points Average First Downs/Game Total Offense Average Net Rushing Average Net Passing Average Pass Attempts Complete Interceptions 2 5 Fumbles/Lost 6/3 7/4 3rd Down 30/65 (46%) 30/71 (42%) FG/Att. 2/6 12/18 Avg. TOP 31:32 27:54 Penalties Average Defense ULM ASU Points Average First Downs/Game Total Defense Average Net Rushing Average Net Passing Average Pass Attempts Complete Interceptions 3 5 Avg. per return Fumble/Rec. 5/3 7/2 3rd Down 25/53 (47%) 36/79 (46%) Sacks/Yds. 10/62 13/76 S u n Belt Sta n d i n g s SBC OVERALL STK UL-Lafayette W4 Arkansas State W2 Troy W2 FIU L2 ULM L1 Middle Tennessee W1 North Texas L1 Florida Atlantic L4 Western Kentucky L4

2 ULM Practice Policies ULM's practices are open to credentialed media as long as our policies are adhered to. Please contact Adam Prendergast in the Athletics Media Relations Office by 2 p.m. if you plan on coming to practice and then check in with a member of the Athletics Media Relations Office upon your arrival. Please arrive to practice at least 10 minutes before the scheduled end time in case it concludes early. What's Open: Still and video photography is allowed. Any injuries sustained during the open portion of practice are asked to not be reported on until the players parents have been notified. TWITTER UPDATES ARE NOT ALLOWED AT PRACTICE. Friday s walk-thru on home weeks is completely closed to the public and to the media. The Warhawks will not go through a walk-thru on the road. Todd Berry Interview Opportunities Sun Belt Conference Teleconference -- Monday 10:56 a.m. This is the best opportunity for out-of-town media to ask Todd Berry questions about the upcoming week and any player feature stories. Berry is scheduled to be on the call at 10:56 a.m. every Monday morning -- please note that the conference sometimes runs early and late, so it is advised that media members be on the call at least five minutes early. For access to the teleconference, members of the media can call , passcode For quick access, go to For more information about the Sun Belt Teleconference contact John McElwain at mcelwain@sunbeltsports.org. ULM Weekly Press Conference -- Tuesday 1:45 p.m. Todd Berry and selected players will meet with the media every Tuesday at 1:45 p.m. in the Scogin Room in Malone Stadium. For directions to the Scogin Room or to request a specific player (please note that some players have class during this time) contact the ULM Athletics Media Relations Office. The press conference will be streamed live online at, but will be a listen only feature. Audio and video of the press conference will be posted to later that afternoon for viewing. ULM will edit a four-minute clip of the press conference to be placed on an FTP site for download by out-of-town television -- contact the ULM Athletics Media Relations Office for instructions on how to download. Post Practice in Person Todd Berry will be available after practice on Tuesday and Wednesday during the week to speak with the media. By Phone Via Appointment Todd Berry will have limited availability to do phone interviews early in the week, however it is advised that all out-oftown media participate in the Sun Belt Teleconference. Contact the ULM Athletics Media Relations Office to schedule an interview. Sun Belt Conference Weekly Interviews & Highlights This year all files will be available online only through the Sun Belt Conference s file sharing program. All file types can be easily downloaded through this program. This will allow for interviews and highlights to be easily accessible and available at earlier times. 1. Go to 2. Login as the following: Username: sbcmedia / Password: sbcmedia 3. This will open the home page for the Sun Belt Conference file sharing system. You will find video, logos and pictures available for use. 4. Click on videos then click on Satellite feeds. 5. Select the folder of the week s feed you are looking for. The feeds are named for the week they are added. So the first week of feeds are named Week-1 Aug_31_ Select what school folder you would you would like to access. 7. Click on the file you wish to download. ONLY SELECT ONE FILE AT A TIME. IF NOT A ZIP FILE WILL BE CREATED THAT YOU WILL NOT HAVE ACCESS TO. 9. Click download and select where you would like to save the file on your computer. Who to Contact All Player, Coach and Administrator Interview Requests All Credential & Photo Requests Director of Media Relations Adam Prendergast (o) (c) prendergast@ulm.edu Secondary Contact Media Relations Intern Tony Jones (o) ajones@ulm.edu On the Web The official online home of ULM athletics,, is the number one stop on the web for all the up to date information you need on the Warhawk football team. Schedules, results, rosters, bios, stats, general releases, game notes, depth chart and the 2011 ULM Football Fan Guide can all be found at or warhawksfootball.com. sunbeltsports.org The official online home of the Sun Belt Conference, sunbeltsports.org, has updated league standings, results, schedules and notes. collegepressbox.com collegepressbox.com is the official media Web site for Sun Belt football. Access and download weekly game notes, quotes, stats, media guides and more for the conference and each of its nine member schools. Login information will be distributed to accredited media or you can apply for a password by sending an to password@collegepressbox.com. The following conferences are represented on collegepressbox.com -- ACC, Big East, Big 10, Big 12, C-USA, MAC, Mountain West, Pac 12 SEC, Sun Belt, WAC and three independents (Army, Navy, Notre Dame). The site also has logos and information for all of the NCAA bowl games and postseason awards. astateredwolves.com This week s opponent s athletic website. Game Week All ULM practices are closed to the public. Credentialed media will be allowed to watch practice. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Practice -- Grass Fields 4:30-5:50 p.m. Player & Coach Interviews After Sun Belt Conference Head Coach Teleconference 10:56 a.m. -- See above for call-in information No Practice ULM Weekly Press Conference 1:45 p.m. in Scogin Room (Malone Stadium) -- Player requests must be made by Monday at 3 p.m. Free Online Stream -- Practice -- Malone Stadium 4-6 p.m. Player & Coach Interviews After Practice -- Malone Stadium 4-5:40 p.m. NO Interviews Walk-Thru -- Malone Stadium 4:30-5:30 p.m. CLOSED NO Interviews Game Day ULM vs. A State 6 p.m. Todd Berry and selected players will be available in the wide receivers meeting room following the game for interviews Practice -- Grass Fields 4-6 p.m. Player & Coach Interviews After

3 Returning Stat Leaders Passing... Kolton Browning (So.) Rushing... Kolton Browning (So.) Receiving...Luther Ambrose (Sr.) Total Offense... Kolton Browning (So.) Scoring (Non-Kick)...Luther Ambrose (Sr.) Tackles...Jason Edwards (Sr.) Tackles for Loss... Ken Dorsey (Sr.) Sacks...Cameron Blakes (Jr.) Kickoff Returns...Jyruss Edwards (So.) Punt Returns... Brent Leonard (Jr.) at #6/5 Florida State Sept. 3 Tallahassee, Fla. L, 0-34 ESPNU Grambling State Sept. 10 Monroe, La. W, 35-7 ESPN3 / Warhawks AA 2011 Opponents Florida State took advantage of a short field and the passing game to defeat ULM 34-0 in the first meeting between the two schools. FSU started each of its 11 possession with an averaging field position of its own 43-yard line, while the Warhawks started their possession on their own 16. ULM held FSU to just 92 yards on the ground, but the Seminoles were finally able to break through for 280 yards through the air. The game was 10-0 late in the second quarter. ULM dominated Grambling State in all phases of the game and rolled to a 35-7 victory. The Warhawks outgained the Tigers on the night including a 247 to 26 margin on the ground. Five different Warhawks scored a touchdown with three coming on the ground and two through the air. Centarius Donald rushed for 144 yards to become the first ULM player to top the 100-yard mark in over a year. Troy Evans had five TFL, just a half TFL shy of the school record. Stat Percentage Returning Rushing Yards Passing Yards Receiving Yards Scoring Tackles Sacks Tackles for Loss Interceptions Break Ups Forced Fumbles Fumble Recoveries Punt Return Yards Kick Return Yards Field Goals Extra Points Punting Under Coach Berry At Home At Opponent Stadium At Neutral Sites Sun Belt Conference Games vs. Ranked Teams in August in September in October in November in December in January Warhawk Radio Network Longtime Voice of the Warhawks Frank Hoffmann returns to the booth for his 36th season as the play-by-play voice for ULM football. Former ULM athletics director Bruce Hanks will serve as Hoffmann s color analyst for the season, while Miss Louisiana 2007 Amanda May will handle the sideline duties for the third straight season. Hanks will slide into the play-by-play duties for several weeks as Hoffmann is running for reelection in the Louisiana House of Representatives. Former ULM and NFL wide receiver Tag Rome will take over the analyst duties. Broadcast Information Stations FM (Monroe) Airtime... 5:30 p.m. Online Broadcast... Play-by-Play...Bruce Hanks Color Analyst...Tag Rome Sideline Reporter...Amanda May at #23/23 TCU Sept. 17 Ft. Worth, Texas L, The Mtn. at Iowa Sept. 24 Iowa City, Iowa L, Big 10 Network Arkansas State Oct. 8 Monroe, La. 6 p.m. Warhawks All*Access at Troy Oct. 15 Troy, Ala. 6 p.m. Sun Belt Network at North Texas Oct. 22 Denton, Texas 6 p.m. Warhawks All*Access Western Kentucky Oct. 29 Monroe, La. 2:30 p.m. Warhawks All*Access at UL-Lafayette Nov. 5 Lafayette, La. 2:30 p.m. Sun Belt Network Middle Tennessee Nov. 12 Monroe, La. TBA Warhawks All*Access FIU Nov. 19 Monroe, La. TBA Warhawks All*Access at Florida Atlantic Dec. 3 Boca Raton, Fla. TBA TBA ULM led TCU at the end of the first quarter, but the Horned Frogs scored 24-unanswered points to rally for the victory. TCU led at the half, but broke the game open with a kickoff return for a TD to open the second half and then a quick TD following a ULM fumble. Brent Leonard hauled in 13 receptions for the Warhawks -- the second most in ULM history and third most in the NCAA this season -- while Tavarese Maye had four catches for 72 yards and a score. Iowa jumped out to a 28-3 halftime lead en route to the victory in the first-ever meeting between the two schools. The Warhawks put a pair of touchdowns on the board in the third quarter on runs by quarterback Kolton Browning and wide receiver Tavarese Maye. Backup QB Cody Wells finished the game 13-of-17 for 162 yards. The Warhawks open Sun Belt Conference play following a bye week for the third time in the past six seasons and with Arkansas State for the second straight season. The matchup between ULM and ASU has turned into a nice rivalry with the teams splitting each of the past six meetings and the home team winning each contest. The Red Wolves last victory over the Warhawks in Malone Stadium came in 2004, while ULM s last victory at Arkansas State was in ULM will be looking to do something that it has never done before -- win a game in Troy, Ala. The Warhawks, who have beaten the Trojans in two of the past three seasons, are 0-6 all-time in Troy despite some close contests. Last year, ULM held Troy to 285 yards of total offense, its lowest offensive output since Florida held it to 139 yards in the second game of It was the Trojans lowest offensive output in an SBC game since Oct against North Texas (243 yards). The Warhawks will look to keep its recent momentum against the Mean Green rolling when they visit UNT s brand new stadium. ULM has won three straight, 5-of-6 and 11-of-15 against North Texas. Kolton Browning tied a ULM single-game record with five touchdown passes as the Warhawks defeated the Mean Green last season in Malone Stadium. The Warhawks have won two of their last three games in Denton, including a 33-6 victory in The Warhawks rallied from down 24-7 entering the fourth quarter to defeat the Hilltoppers last season in Bowling Green. ULM has now won three straight games in the series that dates back to 1952; the two teams met three times during the initial series before reuniting as conference foes in The Warhawks defeated the Hilltoppers in 2009 in the first meeting between the two clubs as Sun Belt Conference opponents. ULM will be looking to exact some revenge when it travels south to take on UL-Lafayette. The Warhawks have dropped three straight to their in-state rival after winning 5-of-6 from the Ragin Cajuns. ULL also stole ULM s opportunity at a bowl bid last season as they blocked a game-tying extra-point attempt in the final minutes of the season finale. The all-time series, which dates back to 1951, is deadlocked at 23 each. The Warhawks have won three of the last four games in Lafayette. Middle Tennessee has had ULM s number. The Blue Raiders have won nine of the 11 meetings in the all-time series and have won five straight. The Warhawks have had their chances in the series and three of the past six games have been decided by three points (34-31, 2005; 43-40, 2007; 24-21, 2008). If preseason predictions come true, when FIU visits Malone Stadium at the end of November there could be a lot on the line. The Warhawks have won five of the seven alltime meetings in the series with the Panthers, but dropped a tough double-overtime contest last season in Miami. ULM has scored at least 28 points in all seven meetings against FIU and the Warhawks are averaging 33.4 points in those seven games. ULM and the state of Florida have got along very well since the Warhawks joined the Sun Belt in ULM is 6-1 in Sun Belt Conference games played in the Sunshine State at Florida Atlantic and 2-1 at FIU. The Warhawks lead the all-time series against the Owls 5-2 with the two losses coming by a combined three points. The series has been extremely close since the beginning -- all seven games have been decided by a combined 22 points or 3.1 points per game.

4 The Series ULM and Arkansas State will meet for the 33rd time on Saturday with the Red Wolves holding a slight advantage in the all-time series. Neither team has put together more than one win in the series since ASU won three straight from ; prior to that, the last win streak was a ULM three-game run from The home team has won the last six meetings. Defending Malone ULM has defended its home turf as well as anybody in the state of Louisiana and the Sun Belt Conference. Over the past five seasons, ULM s home winning percentage is second best in Louisiana and third best in the Sun Belt. Louisiana FBS Schools Since 2007: 1. LSU (.844) 2. ULM (.714) 3. Louisiana Tech (.600) 4. Louisiana-Lafayette (.500) 5. Tulane (.321) Sun Belt Since 2007: 1. Troy (.913) 2. Arkansas State (.739) 3. ULM (.714) 4. Middle Tennessee (.609) 5. Florida Atlantic (.550) 6. Louisiana-Lafayette (.500) 7. FIU (.458) 8. North Texas (.130) 9. Western Kentucky (.000) * *WKU s total is from 2009-present Youth is Served The Warhawks had one of the youngest teams in the nation last season. All told, nine true freshmen saw the field and 20 players made their first ever collegiate start. In addition, 29 players saw the field for the first time in the careers in More on ULM s Youth The ULM roster features 60 freshmen, redshirt freshmen and sophomores. The team features 15 juniors and 19 seniors. Freshmen and sophomores occupy nine of the 22 starting positions on offense and defense. Even More on ULM s Youth Six true freshmen saw the field against Florida State with four filling starting roles. Offensive linemen Ben Risenhoover & Joseph Treadwell, punt returner Tyler Cain (also played WR) and place kicker Justin Manton all started, while defensive end Joey Gautney and safety Cordero Smith also saw action. Fifteen sophomores and 13 freshmen saw the field against Florida State. Rob Donovan Lewis, Conner Fryoux, Colby Harper, Justin Manton, Tyler Cain, John Nard, Joseph Treadwell, Jeremy Burton, Ben Risenhoover, Darius Lively, Malcolm Edmond, Cordero Smith, Ian McCoig and Joey Gautney have all saw their first collegiate action this season. Warhawks vs. Ranked Opponents ULM is 0-22 all-time against ranked opponents and 0-6 in season openers against a ranked opponent. The Warhawks closest upset bid against a ranked foe came at No. 22 Auburn in a loss in Team Notes The Warhawks have played nine ranked teams over the past five seasons. In 2007, ULM played No. 25 Clemson and No. 15 Texas A&M in back-to-back weeks. In 2008, the Warhawks opened the season at No. 10 Auburn. ULM opened the 2009 season at No. 2 Texas and opened the 2010 season against No. 14 Arkansas. The Warhawks also played at No. 10 Auburn and at No. 5 LSU last season. So far this year, ULM has played No. 5 Florida State and No. 23 TCU. The Warhawks have played the No. 2 team in the country twice -- Florida in 2001 and Texas in The Warhawks have opened the season six times against a ranked foe: 1994 at #8 Colorado (L, 13-48), 2003 at #13 LSU (L, 7-49), 2004 at #17 Auburn (L, 0-31), 2008 at #10 Auburn (L, 0-34), 2009 at #2 Texas (L, 20-59), 2010 vs. #14 Arkansas (L, 7-31), 2011 vs. #5 Florida State (L, 0-34). Grieco Named Nation s Top Strength Coach ULM strength and conditioning head coach John Grieco was named the Professional Football Strength and Conditioning Coaches Society Collegiate Coach of the Year for Grieco joined the ULM staff in January 2010 after four seasons as the director of strength and conditioning at UNLV. He has also worked at East Carolina and Florida. What s in a Name? There is something missing from the Warhawks uniforms this season as the players last names have been removed from the back of the jerseys for the third straight season. The coaching staff has told the players the names will be returned to the jerseys upon receiving a bowl game invitation. Warhawk Captains Each week the Warhawks select team captains from the offense, defense and special teams. At the end of the season, the team will select its permanent team captains Permanent Captains: QB Kolton Browning, RB/KR Jyruss Edwards, RB Rodney Lovett, DE Ken Dorsey 2011 Game-by-Game Captains: (Off., Def., ST) Florida State: QB Kolton Browning, DE Ken Dorsey, KR Jyruss Edwards Grambling State: OL Ryan McCaul, CB Tim Taylor, S Darius Prelow TCU: OL Anthony Montgomery, DE Troy Evans, RB Centarius Donald Iowa: WR Brent Leonard, S Nate Brown, P Aaron Munoz Arkansas State: WR Anthony McCall, LB Jason Edwards, LB C.C. Carpenter Warhawks in HD The second largest on-campus high definition videoboard in the state of Louisiana was installed at ULM s Malone Stadium over the summer. In addition, a stateof-the-art sound system was also installed. The board features nearly 1,600 square feet of total video space, including a 23x49 foot area dedicated to video on a board with 15-millimeter pixel spacing. Start Charts Current Offense Streak...Career Justin Roberts, OL Anthony McCall, WR Jonathan Gill, OL Luther Ambrose, WR Keavon Milton, TE * Kolton Browning, QB Ryan McCaul, OL Anthony Montgomery, OL Tavarese Maye, WR Josh Allen, OL Brent Leonard, WR Jyruss Edwards, RB Patrick Dvoracek, OL Joseph Treadwell, OL Cody Wells, QB Ty Kittle, TE Je Ron Hamm, WR Colby Harper, WR Kevin Steed, TE Ben Risenhoover, OL Jon Fisher, OL * 10 of Keavon Milton s starts came at DE Current Defense Streak...Career Nate Brown, S Darius Prelow, S Troy Evans, DE Ken Dorsey, DE Jason Edwards, LB Cameron Blakes, LB Isaiah Newsome, S Otis Peterson, CB Tim Taylor, CB $ Vincent Eddie, CB Khairi Usher, S Emanuel Jefferies, NT Kentarius Caldwell, NT R.J. Young, LB Rob Donovan Lewis, CB $ 4 of Tim Taylor s starts came at WR Current Specialist Streak...Career Radi Jabour, PK Alex Chace, SS Aaron Munoz, P Madison Tharp, DS Justin Manton, PK Longest Active Streak: Alex Chace, SS...28 Darius Prelow, S...18 Ken Dorsey, DE...16 Jason Edwards, LB...16 Kolton Browning, QB...16 Ryan McCaul, OL...16 Most Career Starts: Radi Jabour, PK...35 Justin Roberts, OL...33 Nate Brown, S...30 Darius Prelow, S...29 Anthony McCall, WR...28 Jonathan Gill, OL...27 Troy Evans, DE...23 Luther Ambrose, WR...20 Keavon Milton, TE Years Strong ULM begins its 81st season of college football this season and 11th as a member of the Sun Belt Conference. The Warhawks began playing in 1931 as a junior college and won the first of the school s two national championships with an 8-0 record in ULM became a senior college in 1951 and joined the NAIA where it stayed until 1975 when the Warhawks became a Division I independent. The Warhawks joined Division I-AA in 1982 and won the school s second national championship in 1987, going ULM made the final step to college football s top stage in 1994 as a I-A independent and then joined the Sun Belt in 2001.

5 ULM By the Numbers Overall Record Sun Belt Non-Conference Malone Stadium Opponent Stadium Neutral TV Games Scoring first Opponent scoring first Leading after first Trailing after first Tied after first Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Leading after third Trailing after third Tied after third Overtime games Against Top Against Top Against Top On Natural Grass On Field Turf Scoring less than 20 pts Scoring 20+ pts Scoring 30+ pts Allowing less than 20 pts Allowing 20+ pts Allowing 30+ pts Rushing for less than 100 yards Rushing for over 100 yards Rushing for over 200 yards Passing for over 200 yards Passing for over 300 yards Totaling less than 300 yards yds. of total offense yds. of total offense Allowing less than 100 yds. rushing Allowing less than 300 yds. total off Allowing 300+ yds. total offense Having 100-yard rusher Opp. having 100-yard rusher No turnovers Less than 3 turnovers or more turnovers No takeaways or more takeaways More than 30:00 of possession Less than 30:00 of possession Warhawks with a Degree Five Warhawks have already earned their undergraduate degree, eight are on track to graduate in December and five others are on track to graduate following the spring semester. Players Already Graduated Nate Brown Anthony McCall Tim Taylor Alex Chace R.J. Young Players on Track to Graduate in December Ken Dorsey, Jason Edwards, Radi Jabour, Lincston Jones, Ty Kittle, Jordan Landry, Anthony Montgomery, Justin Roberts ULM s Magic Number The Warhawks are 22-8 over the past seven seasons when scoring 27 points or more. When scoring fewer than 27 points, ULM is Point Games (22-8) 9/22/05 at Florida Atlantic W, /1/05 Arkansas State W, /15/05 Troy W, /5/05 FIU L, /12/05 at Middle Tennessee W, /11/06 at FIU W, /18/06 at Kentucky L, /2/06 at UL-Lafayette W, /6/07 Arkansas State W, /20/07 FIU W, /27/07 at Florida Atlantic W, /3/07 Middle Tennessee L, /10/07 Grambling State W, /6/08 Arkansas L, /12/08 Alabama A&M W, /4/08 UL-Lafayette L, /11/08 at Arkansas State L, /18/08 North Texas W, /24/08 Florida Atlantic L, /1/08 Troy W, /22/08 FIU W, /12/09 Texas Southern W, /26/09 Florida Atlantic W, /3/09 FIU W, /7/09 North Texas W, /16/10 Western Kentucky W, /30/10 Troy W, /6/10 FIU L, /20/10 North Texas W, /10/11 Grambling State W, 35-7 ULM vs Opponents Florida State Grambling State TCU Iowa Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee FIU Florida Atlantic Texas Two-Step The Warhawks have 27 players on the active roster from the state of Texas, the most of any state other than Louisiana (40). Fourteen of the Texans are on the Warhawks offensive and defensive two-deep heading into the game against Arkansas State. Series Information Overall: Arkansas State leads At ULM: 9-6 At Malone Stadium: 8-4 At Arkansas State: 5-11 At ASU Stadium: 5-9 Neutral Sites: 0-1 Current Streak: L1 Todd Berry vs. Arkansas State: 0-1 Hugh Freeze vs. ULM: 0-0 First Meeting: L, 0-15; 1959 Last Meeting: L, 20-34; 2010 Series Results Year W/L Site Score 1959 L A W H L A L H L A L A L H W H W H W A L H W A W H L A L H L A W H W A W H L A W A L A W A L H L N L H W H L A W H L A W H L A ULM vs. The Sun Belt Opponent GP W L T Arkansas State Florida Atlantic FIU UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee North Texas Troy Western Kentucky Total Berry vs. The Sun Belt Opponent GP W L Arkansas State Florida Atlantic FIU UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee North Texas Troy Western Kentucky Total 8 4 4

6 Warhawks In Front of Big Crowds Largest Malone Stadium Crowds (20,000+) 1. 30,101 ULM 28, Grambling State 14 11/10/ ,725 Louisiana Tech 44, ULM 14 10/10/ ,532 ULM 35, Grambling State 7 9/10/ ,842 Minnesota 30, ULM 3 9/7/96 4. *23,900 Louisiana Tech 17, ULM 10 10/9/82 5. #23,452 ULM 12, Louisiana Tech 10 11/3/ ,022 Tulsa 35, ULM 17 8/30/ ,752 Louisiana Tech 31, ULM 7 11/3/ ,726 Northwestern St. 27, ULM 23 9/1/ ,978 ULM 47, Nicholls State27 10/15/ ,500 ULM 40, Eastern Kentucky 9/11/ ,451 ULM 31, UL Lafayette 6 9/10/ ,381 ULM 20, Louisiana Tech 6 11/8/ ,348 ULM 10, McNeese State 10 10/12/ ,222 ULM 30, Southeastern La /13/ ,194 ULM 17, Mississippi College 7 9/15/ ,180 ULM 38, Sam Houston State 10 10/17/93 * - 3,900 over capacity # over capacity Largest Crowds for a ULM Game ,327 at Tennessee ,096 at Texas ,518 at LSU ,476 at Georgia ,138 at Alabama ,138 at Alabama ,148 at LSU ,451 at Auburn ,228 at Florida ,011 at Florida ,618 at Auburn ,061 at Auburn ,759 at Auburn ,663 at Auburn ,437 at Auburn ,149 at Auburn ,309 at Texas A&M ,000 at Clemson ,113 at Georgia ,226 at Florida State 2011 Sunshine State Domination The Warhawks are 6-1 all-time in Sun Belt games in the state of Florida; ULM s overtime loss at FIU last season was its first loss in Florida in an SBC game. The Warhawks have a 10-4 all-time record against the SBC Florida teams. On the Road in the Belt The Warhawks are.500 on the road in the Sun Belt Conference since the 2005 season. Here is a breakdown of the entire league over that time period. Troy 17-5,.773 Middle Tennessee 14-9,.609 UL-Lafayette 14-9,.609 Florida Atlantic 12-10,.545 ULM 11-11,.500 Arkansas State 7-16,.304 FIU 6-16,.273 North Texas 6-17,.261 Western Kentucky 2-6,.250 SEC Streak Continues Ends ULM had played a team from the Southeastern Conference every year since moving to Division I-A in The streak appears to be over unless the Warhawks meet up with an SEC team in a bowl game. ULM played two SEC games 11 times during the streak and three SEC teams six times (1994, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2008, 2010). Team Tabby ULM s beat writer from the Monroe News Star Tabby Soignier was diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer at the age of 27. Members of the ULM Athletic Training staff will be wearing Team Tabby bracelets during the season. For more information visit www. facebook.com/goteamtabby Malone is Home for 34 Years The 2011 season marks the 34th consecutive year that the Warhawks have called Malone Stadium on the campus of ULM home. Dedicated to legendary football head coach James L. Malone ( ) on Sept. 27, 1980, Malone Stadium has seen ULM teams post a combined (.664) record. The grounds of Malone Stadium have been the home to ULM s National Championship team in 1987, four Southland Conference Championships, and most recently a Sun Belt Conference Championship in Malone Stadium Year-by-Year ULM Home Records -- Senior College Era Malone Stadium Openers ULM has traditionally been tough on opponents in its home openers, posting a 27-7 (.794) record in such contests over the last 34 years. ULM picked up victories in their home opener in 23 of the first 24 seasons at Malone Stadium. State-Of-The-Art Playing Surface One of the latest additions to Malone Stadium features a ProPlay monofiliment fiber grass with a shock and drain pad and Envirofill clear coated sand infill. In addition to looking more like natural grass, ULM s new playing surface has measures in place to help prevent injuries and drain water at a rate of 10 inches per hour. The clear-coated sand used has obvious benefits over its predecessor (ground-up black rubber) in that it does not absorb as much heat, does not compact over time, and does not migrate during use. The first game played on the new surface was the 2007 season opener against Tulsa on ESPN2HD. Number Changes Player Kentarius Caldwell Centarius Donald 38 5 Malcolm Edmond Conner Fryoux 63 6 Oliver Jackson Tavarese Maye 81 8 Ray Stovall Madison Tharp Khairi Usher 8 3 Roland Veal Position Changes The ULM coaching staff made some wholesale moves last season switching positions for 12 different players. Notables from last season include Isaiah Newsome (RB to S), Keavon Milton (TE to DE), Otis Peterson (WR to CB), Aaron Munoz (QB to P/WR), Brandon Hardy (RB to S), Madison Tharp (WR to DS) and Emanuel Jefferies (TE to NT). Berry and Co. have not made as many changes this season, but have moved a few players around Position Changes Player Old New Keavon Milton DE TE Tim Taylor WR CB Nate Brown CB S Aaron Munoz WR/P QB/P ULM in Season Openers The Warhawks are in season openers since 1975 (first year in NCAA) and 5-13 in season openers since moving to I-A in Controlling the Football ULM finished the 2010 season 15th in the NCAA averaging 32:08 in time of possession. The Warhawks had the second highest time of possession average at home, 34:56, trailing only Northern Illinois 36:29. The Warhawks currently rank 33rd in the NCAA with 31:32 of possession time this season. ULM dominated the TOP against Grambling State 34:56-25:04. Streaking Warhawks Here are some team and individual streaks to take a look at: ULM has forced a turnover in 25 of the last 28 games ULM had a sack in 24 straight games until the 2010 season finale against UL-Lafayette; now 27-of-29 games Luther Ambrose had at least one reception in 14 straight games until the opener at Florida State; he has a catch in 25 of the past 28 games Brent Leonard has at least one catch in 16 straight games Tavarese Maye has at least one catch in all 16 games of his ULM career Kolton Browning tied the ULM school record with at least 200 yards passing in eight straight games last season Troy Evans has at least one tackle in 19 straight games and in 23 of 24 games Darius Prelow has a tackle in 31 straight games and in 32-of-33 career games played Staff Sticking Together Head coach Todd Berry had to replace just one assistant coach (either full time or graduate assistant) during the offseason. Cornerbacks coach Brandon Shelby left ULM to take a position at Indiana and Berry replaced him with Tony Gilbert from Arkansas State.

7 Defensive tackles coach Leon Lett did not return to the program just prior to fall camp, but was not replaced on the coaching staff. Everett Todd resumed his role as the defensive line coach after coaching just the ends in Only 28 FBS schools made one or no changes to the coaching staff. Thirteen schools did not make any changes and 15 schools made just one change. Familiar Faces The Warhawks return 19 starters on offense and defense from 2010 and return all four specialists. Nine players had started at least 15 games in their career while nine different players carried a streak of at least 12 straight games started into the opener. Heading into the season, the ULM roster featured 29 players that have started at least one game (17 on offense and 12 on defense). Last year, the Warhawks had just 18 players with a collegiate start under their belt heading into the opener (11 on offense, 7 on defense). The Warhawks offensive line entered the season with a combined 94 games started in their career. Offense Notes The Wiz! Often confused for Harry Potter, junior wide receiver Brent Leonard is a wizard on the football field. The 6-foot-2, 182-pound former walk-on caught 13 passes for 92 yards and a touchdown at TCU. The 13 catches are the second most in ULM history, seventh most in the NCAA this season and eighth most in Sun Belt Conference history. He followed that up with eight catches for 74 yards at Iowa. ULM Single-Game Receptions: 1. Jackie Harris Lamar Brent Leonard TCU Chris Jones Northwestern State 1981 Stepfret Williams Mississippi State Benny Mitchell Texas-Arlington 1985 Marty Booker Arkansas 1996 Leonard is Go-To on Fourth Down Junior wide receiver Brent Leonard finished tied for fourth in the NCAA last season with four first-down catches on fourth down; three players tied for first with five. He finished the season with 33 catches for 378 yards and three touchdowns. Overall, 21 of his 33 catches went for first downs. This season, eight of his 23 catches have gone for first downs and he has one catch for a touchdown/first down (TCU) on fourth down. Protecting the Football Despite playing against teams know for their ability to take away the football, ULM has done an outstanding job protecting the ball this season. The Warhawks have turned the ball over just five times through the first four games of the season. The Warhawks have thrown a pair of interceptions and lost three fumbles (only two on offense; other came on a punt return). NCAA Turnover Leaders: 1. Stanford Northwestern Arizona... 3 LSU... 3 Missouri... 3 Texas Tech... 3 Wisconsin FIU... 4 Six Others ULM... 5 NCAA Fewest Interceptions: 1. Utah State FIU Others ULM... 2 NCAA Fewest Fumbles Lost: 1. Auburn... 0 Florida State... 0 Stanford Florida Atlantic Others Schools ULM... 3 Spreading the Wealth A school-record 17 different players caught a pass for the Warhawks last season. For nine of those players, it was their first career catches at the collegiate level. In addition, eight different Warhawks caught a touchdown pass. Kolton Browning completed passes to 10 different receivers in back-to-back games against Auburn and Florida Atlantic. It marked the first time since 2004 against FIU that 10 different receivers caught a pass in a game. Year-by-Year Number of Players with Receptions (Since Joining the Sun Belt) Lots of Hands on the Ball Fourteen different players touched the ball offensively for the Warhawks at Florida State. Nine players had a rushing attempt and seven players caught a pass (Jyruss Edwards and Tavarese Maye did both) Player Touches Opponent Pass Run Catch Total Florida State Grambling State TCU Iowa Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee FIU Florida Atlantic Picking Up the Third Down Luther Ambrose finished the 2010 season second in the Sun Belt with 18 catches on third down and was tied for third with 12 of those 18 catches turning into first down. Tavarese Maye is tied for third in the Sun Belt with five first down catches on third down. Thirteen of Maye s 21 catches this season have resulted in a first down. As a team, the Warhawks rank 33rd in the NCAA with a 46.2 conversion rate on third down. ULM has converted the 34th most third downs in the NCAA this season (30); however all but six of the schools in front of the Warhawks have played five games. Big Play Threat Sophomore wide receiver Tavarese Maye was one of the top big-play threats in the Sun Belt Conference in his first season. Maye scored four touchdowns last season (three receiving and one rushing) with three coming from at least 43 yards out. Maye s touchdowns came from an average of 41.0 yards out. He also had an 82-yard reception to his credit -- the sixth longest in ULM history. Already this season Maye has five catches of 20 yards or more (ULM has eight total), four catches of 25 or more yards and five catches of 15 or more yards. He ranks 35th nationally in 25+ yard receptions despite playing in one fewer game than most of the country. Against Grambling State, Maye had catches of 42, 26 and 22 yards. On one drive in the third quarter, he had a catch for a first down on three straight third down plays. Maye finished the game with eight catches for 125 yards and a touchdown. Over his past three contests, Maye has 19 catches for 250 yards. Big Chunks of Yardage Centarius Donald enters the week 25th in the NCAA averaging 6.5 yards per carry (30 attempts min.). The sophomore back has rushed for 209 yards on 32 carries. Donald has not been tackled for a loss this season. Quick Start ULM scored on its first three possessions of the game at TCU with a field goal and a pair of touchdowns. It marked the first time ULM scored on its opening three possessions of a game since Sept. 26, 2009, against Florida Atlantic; ULM also scored a field goal and two touchdowns in that game -- it was a span of 22 games between the two occurrences. Long Drives The Warhawks had 20 drives last season that were 10 plays or longer and 10 that were 14 plays or longer. Already this season the Warhawks have put together 11 drives of 10 or more plays. Warhawks to use New Football The Warhawks switched to a new football this season thanks to a request from the quarterbacks. ULM will be using the Wilson 1003 GST this year after using the Wilson 1005 for several years. The new ball is the only football to offer patented laid in stripes and ACL composite leather laces combined with exclusive Wilson GST leather.

8 Kolton Browning Sophomore Quarterback Centarius Tops the Century Mark Sophomore running back Centarius Donald rushed for 144 yards on just 12 carries (12.0 YPC) in ULM s victory over Grambling State. His 144 yards were the 20th most in the NCAA this season to date. It was ULM s first 100-yard rushing performance since the 2009 season finale against ULL when Frank Goodin hit triple digits. Donald s big run was a 55-yard blast up the middle for a score on a 3rd-and-20 play. The run was the 30th longest in the NCAA at the time. Almost Had Two! Jyruss Edwards finished the Grambling State game with 90 yards on 22 carries to almost join Centarius Donald (12-144) over the 100-yard mark. It would have been the first time that two ULM players had rushed for over 100 yards in the same game since Frank Goodin (105) and Isaiah Newsome (158) both topped the century mark against Texas Southern on Sept. 12, Getting It Done on the Ground ULM rushed for 247 yards against Grambling State -- its most under Todd Berry. Centarius Donald (144) and Jyruss Edwards (90) did most of the damage, while Monterrell Washington and Mitchell Bailey also picked up positive yards. Freshman Year Highlights Louisiana Freshman of the Year College Football News Freshman All-America Team All-Louisiana Second Team All-Sun Belt Honorable Mention Tied Stan Humphries for the ULM record with eight straight games over 200+ yards passing Posted the third-highest yards of total offense per game in the NCAA by a freshman (244.8); 38th overall Posted the second most total yards in a single-season in ULM history with 2, just 28 yards shy of the record Threw for 2,552 yards -- the seventh most in a singleseason in ULM history Threw 18 touchdown passes -- the fourth most in a single-season in ULM history Tied the ULM single-game record with five touchdown passes against North Texas Completed 234 passes -- the second most in a singleseason in ULM history Attempted 378 passes -- the fourth most in a singleseason in ULM history Three-time Louisiana Offensive Player of the Week First ULM quarterback to lead the team in rushing in back-to-back games (ASU, SLU) since 2004 Posted two of the top six total offense yardage totals in ULM s Sun Belt history Led the SBC with his 61.9 completion percentage Ranked 12th in the SBC in rushing (32.1) & number two among quarterbacks ULM Top Total Offense Games since Steven Jyles vs. Utah State (2002) Steven Jyles vs. FIU (2005) Kolton Browning vs. FIU (2010) Kinsmon Lancaster at Kansas (2006) Kinsmon Lancaster vs. MTSU (2007) Kolton Browning at Arkansas State (2010) Browning Leading the Run Game Kolton Browning led the Warhawks in rushing in the season opener. It was the fourth game in his young career in which he has led the team on the ground. He rushed for 73 yards against North Texas in 2010, but fell just two yards shy of being the top Warhawk rusher that day. Yards Opponent Year 83 Arkansas State SE Louisiana FIU Florida State Iowa 2011 Forcing the D to Play Four Downs ULM went for it on fourth down 33 times in 2010, which was tied for the third most in the NCAA. The Warhawks averaged 2.75 fourth-down attempts per game -- the second most in the country. Georgia Tech attempted 40 fourth-down conversions, Oregon attempted 34 and Florida attempted 33 (all in 13 games.) ULM converted 16 of its fourth-down attempts, good for a tie for 10th in the NCAA. The Warhawks are 2-7 on fourth-down attempts this season. Record Book Watch Career Passing Yards No. Name, Years YDs 1. Steven Jyles ( ) 8, John Holman ( ) 7, Raymond Philyaw ( ) 7, Doug Pederson ( ) 6, Kinsmon Lancaster ( ) 5, Stan Humphries ( ) 4, Andy Chance ( ) 3, Wendal Lowrey ( ) 3, Andre Vige ( ) 3, Robert Cobb ( ) 3,398 Kolton Browning (2010-pr.) 3,123 Career Pass Attempts 1. Steven Jyles, , John Holman, , Doug Pederson, , Raymond Philyaw, Kinsmon Lancaster, Andy Chance, Stan Humphries, Andre Vige, Kolton Browning (2010-pr.) Robert Cobb, Career Pass Completions 1. Steven Jyles, John Holman, Doug Pederson, Kinsmon Lancaster, Raymond Philyaw, Andy Chance, Kolton Browning, 2010-pr Stan Humphries, Andre Vige, Robert Cobb, Career Touchdown Passes 1. Steven Jyles, Raymond Philyaw, John Holman, Kinsmon Lancaster, Doug Pederson, Robert Cobb, Stan Humphries, Wendal Lowrey, Andre Vige, Kolton Browning, 2010-pr. 20 Rodney Horn, ULM Career Total Offense 1. Steven Jyles, , John Holman, , Kinsmon Lancaster, , Raymond Philyaw, , Doug Pederson, , Stan Humphries, , Andy Chance, , Kolton Browning, 2010-pr. 3, Wendal Lowrey, , Calvin Dawson, ,378 Roll Call The names and faces on the offensive side of the ball are very similar to what was there last year as 11 starters return on offense. The only players who started last year that are not back are RB Frank Goodin and TE Alvin Jordan. However, running back Jyruss Edwards was also a starter and former tight end starter Keavon Milton is back on the offensive side of the ball after filling in at defensive end last season.

9 National Polls Associated Press -- Week 6 Rk. School (1st) Record Pts. Prv. 1 LSU (40) Alabama (12) Oklahoma (7) Wisconsin Boise State (1) Oklahoma State Stanford Clemson Oregon Arkansas Texas Michigan Georgia Tech Nebraska Auburn NR 16 West Virginia Florida South Carolina Illinois Kansas State NR 21 Virginia Tech Arizona State Florida State Texas A&M Baylor Others receiving votes: Michigan State 154, Houston 68, Washington 37, Texas Tech 25, Notre Dame 24, South Florida 22, Georgia 11, Penn State 9, USC 7, Southern Methodist 5, Cincinnati 1, Pittsburgh 1, Tennessee 1 USA Today / Coaches -- Week 6 Rk. School (1st) Record Pts. Prv. 1 Oklahoma (27) LSU (21) Alabama (10) Stanford Wisconsin (1) Boise State Oklahoma State Clemson Oregon Texas Michigan Arkansas Georgia Tech South Carolina Nebraska Illinois Virginia Tech Florida West Virginia Michigan State Kansas State NR 22 Florida State Auburn NR 24 Arizona State NR 25 Texas A&M Others receiving votes: Houston 97, Baylor 90, Texas Tech 68, South Florida 49, Penn State 37, Washington 30, Notre Dame 13, Pittsburgh 11, Southern Methodist 10, North Carolina 10, Tennessee 6, Iowa 5, Air Force 3, Southern Miss 3, Ohio State 1, Cincinnati 1, Duke 1 Wells Under Center Backup quarterback Cody Wells made an appearance in ULM s third series at Florida State. Wells series was planned by the ULM coaching staff and he is expected to receive work throughout the year at unannounced series in the game. Wells threw a touchdown pass in ULM s victory over Grambling State and finished the game 4-for-5 for 44 yards. Wells played the second series at TCU and led the Warhawks on an 8-play, 52-yard drive capped by a 22-yard touchdown pass to Brent Leonard on fourth down; Wells was 5-for-5 for 38 yards on the drive. At Iowa, Wells was 13-of-17 for 162 yards through the air. As a freshman, Wells started at Kentucky and Troy and threw for a combined 546 yards and four touchdowns. $$$$ Plays Here is a breakdown of ULM s money plays (first down or touchdown) Receivers Player Total 1D TD Rec Tavarese Maye Brent Leonard Anthony McCall Colby Harper Kevin Steed Je Ron Hamm Jyruss Edwards Keavon Milton Julian Griffin Zarrell Sanders Luther Ambrose Receivers -- Third Down Player Total 1D TD Rec Tavarese Maye Anthony McCall Brent Leonard Colby Harper Zarrell Sanders Keavon Milton Je Ron Hamm Jyruss Edwards Receivers -- Fourth Down Player Total 1D TD Rec Brent Leonard Anthony McCall Rushers Player Total 1D TD Rush Jyruss Edwards Centarius Donald Kolton Browning Mitchell Bailey Cody Wells Rushers -- Third Down Player Total 1D TD Rush Centarius Donald Jyruss Edwards Kolton Browning Cody Wells Tavarese Maye Mitchell Bailey Rushers -- Fourth Down Player Total 1D TD Rush The Flash Luther Ambrose finished third in the 100m dash at the 2010 NCAA Track & Field Outdoor Championships Posted the fourth most receptions in a single-season in ULM history with 65 in 2010 Named to the All-Louisiana & All-Sun Belt Second Teams in 2010 Led the SBC with 6.6 receptions in league games in 2010 Finished second in the SBC with five touchdowns in league games in 2010 Ranked 42nd in the NCAA in receptions per game (5.4) in Louisiana 2A State 100 meter champion (beat New York Jets/USC running back Joe McKnight) Ambrose finished second at the 2009 Sun Belt Outdoor Championships in the long jump ( ) and the 100m (10.44) despite limited practice time on the track due to spring football practice Qualified for the 2010 NCAA Regionals in the 200m and long jump. He won the Sun Belt 200m dash Was named the Outstanding Men s Track Performer and the Top Scorer at the outdoor meet Career Receiving Yards PLAYER REC YDS 1. Stepfret Williams, , Marty Booker, , Mack Vincent , John Floyd, , Jackie Harris, , LaGregory Sapp, , Drouzon Quillen, 2002, , Darrell McNeal, , Cisco Richard, , Vincent Brisby, ,864 Luther Ambrose, 2008-pr ,388 Career Receptions PLAYER REC YDS AVG 1. Mack Vincent , Cisco Richard, , Marty Booker, , Stepfret Williams, , Darrell McNeal, , Jackie Harris, , Drouzon Quillen, 2002, , Tag Rome, , LaGregory Sapp, , Luther Ambrose, 2008-pr , Career Touchdown Receptions PLAYER REC YDS TD 1. Stepfret Williams, , Marty Booker, , Drouzon Quillen, 2002, , Mack Vincent , Vincent Brisby, , Darrell McNeal, , Rubin Jones, , , Alfred Kinney, , John Floyd, , Bobby Lewis, , Luther Ambrose, 2008-pr , ULM Career Kick Return Yards 1. Jeff Steele, , Luther Ambrose, 2008-pr. 1, Neal Charles, , Charles Estes, , H.J. Adams, , Nathan Johnson, , Jyruss Edwards, 2010-pr. 1, Kevin Washington, Bryant Jacobs, Chris Hickman, Youth on Offense Freshmen and sophomores have their fingerprints all over the ULM offense. Freshmen and sophomores have accounted for: 94.3 percent of the rushing yards 78.7 percent of the total offense yards 52.4 percent of the receiving yards

10 Lots of Starts Up Front The ULM offensive line entered the 2011 season with a combined 94 starts between them. Justin Roberts...32 Jonathan Gill...24 Ryan McCaul...13 Anthony Montgomery...12 Josh Allen... 9 Patrick Dvoracek... 6 Joseph Treadwell... 1 Ben Risenhoover... 1 Jon Fisher... 1 Most OL Starts in the NCAA (Entering 2011) SMU UAB Tulsa BYU Florida State Middle Tennessee Ohio...99 Virginia Tech...98 ULM...94 Boise State...92 Offense Year-by-Year Overall SBC Games Five Find the End Zone ULM scored five touchdowns in its victory over Grambling State, with a different player crossing the goal line each time. Warhawk Touchdowns: Mitchell Bailey Centarius Donald Jyruss Edwards Tavarese Maye Keavon Milton ULM in Overtime ULM s overtime game at FIU last season was its first since 2007 and its first-ever overtime loss. The Warhawks are 5-1 all-time in overtime games, with four of the six going to multiple overtime periods. ULM All-Time Overtime Games: Nov. 22, 1996 Jacksonville State W, (2OT) Oct. 25, 1997 at UL-Lafayette W, Nov. 22, 1997 at Hawaii W, Oct. 26, 2002 Utah State W, (2OT) Oct. 27, 2007 at Florida Atlantic W, (3OT) Nov. 6, 2010 at FIU L, (2OT) Numbers on the Board ULM has scored in 99-of-106 games dating back to Sept. 14, 2002, against McNeese State. The Warhawks were shutout 34-0 in the 2008 season opener at No. 10 Auburn snapping a streak of 32 straight games of recording at least one score. A 59-0 loss to Ole Miss later in the season marked the first time that ULM had been shutout multiple times in the same season since Memphis (28-0), Middle Tennessee (38-0) and Central Florida (55-0). Faster Start ULM struggled to score points in the first quarter last year. Through the first seven games, ULM scored just six points -- field goals at Auburn and Middle Tennessee. Something clicked over the final four SBC games as ULM scored 41 points in the first quarter and became the first team to score a first quarter touchdown against FIU (game nine). ULM has scored 34 points in the first quarter this season -- the most of any quarter. However, ULM has scored just 21 second-half points this season. Entering the Iowa game, ULM had scored just once in the second half all season long; the Warhawks put up a pair of third quarter touchdowns against the Hawkeyes. Defense Notes Turnovers & Sacks In 28 games running the scheme, the ULM defense has forced 48 turnovers, recorded 61 sacks and totaled 156 tackles for loss. In the season before the switch, the Warhawks averaged 1.3 turnovers, 1.1 sacks and 5.2 tackles for loss per game Opponent TO Sacks TFL Texas Texas Southern Arizona State Florida Atlantic FIU Arkansas State Kentucky Troy North Texas Western Kentucky UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee Total Per Game Opponent TO Sack TFL Arkansas Arkansas State Southeastern Louisiana Auburn Florida Atlantic Western Kentucky Middle Tennessee Troy FIU LSU North Texas UL-Lafayette Total Per Game Opponent TO Sack TFL Florida State Grambling State TCU Iowa Total Per Game Three-Year Total Sack Party The Warhawks rolled up six sacks in their victory over Grambling State -- tied for the most during their Sun Belt Conference era. The big night propelled the Warhawks to the top of the national rankings -- ULM enters the week tied for 31st in the NCAA averaging 2.5 sacks per game. Prelow with a Pick(s) Hawk Darius Prelow intercepted his third career pass in the opener at Florida State. The pick followed a 30-yard punt return that gave the Seminoles the ball deep in Warhawk territory. Prelow also recorded his second career sack in the contest and finished with four tackles. He followed that up with his second interception of the season the next game. Prelow is tied for 22nd in the NCAA entering the week with his two interceptions. More on Turnovers The Warhawks have forced at least one turnover in 25 of 28 games under defensive coordinator Troy Reffett and intercepted a pass in 19-of-28 games. The Warhawks have intercepted a pass in 13 of the past 17 games. Limiting the Big Play A lot of ULM s success on defense can be attributed to limiting the big play. The Warhawks rank 15th in NCAA with just two rushes of 20 yards or more against them this season. ULM ranks 39th in the NCAA with 18 rushes of 10-yards or more allowed this season. Finally, the Warhawks rank 34th in the NCAA with just 30 rushing first downs allowed this season. What an Improvement In the first season running the defense under new coordinator Troy Reffett, the Warhawks put together the second best turnaround in the NCAA as a unit. After allowing yards of total offense a game in 2008, the Warhawks held opponents to just yards last season -- an improvement of 97.7 yards per game. Top NCAA Defensive Improvements (2008 to 2009) Team Difference 1. Kansas State ULM North Carolina Oklahoma Texas ULM Defense 2008 to 2009 Comparison Stat NCAA Ranking Total /44 Rush /20 Pass Eff /45 Scoring /74 Sacks /41 TFL /63 Turnovers /50 ULM Defense Comparison Stat Total Rush Pass Eff Scoring Sacks TFL Turnovers

11 Nowhere to Run ULM held six teams to under 100 yards rushing in 2009 and held nine teams under its season rushing total. Last season, ULM held seven of its 12 opponents under its season average for rushing and three teams to under 100 yards rushing. The season 2011 got off under the right foot as the Warhawks held Florida State to just 92 rushing yards and Grambling State to only 26 yards on the ground. Under DC Troy Reffett, ULM has held 11 of 28 opponents under 100 yards rushing and 17 of 28 opponents under its season average. Teams Under 100-Yards Rushing 2009 Texas Southern -- 6 yards FIU yards Arkansas State yards Troy yards North Texas yards UL-Lafayette yards 2010 Arkansas yards Southeastern Louisiana yards UL-Lafayette - 48 yards 2011 Florida State yards Grambling State yards Teams Held Under Its Season Average 2009 Team vs. ULM Season Avg. Texas Southern Arizona State Florida Atlantic FIU Arkansas State Kentucky Troy North Texas UL-Lafayette Team vs. ULM Season Avg. Arkansas SE Louisiana Auburn Troy LSU North Texas UL-Lafayette Team vs. ULM Season Avg. Florida State * Grambling State TCU * * Has been both above and below this season Year-by-Year Against the Run LUTHER AMBROSE 2011 Preseason All-Sun Belt Phil Steele Preseason All-Sun Belt First Team 2010 All-Sun Belt Second Team All-Louisiana Second Team Phil Steele Second Team All-Sun Belt Phil Steele Preseason Second Team All-Sun Belt (WR) Phil Steele Preseason Third Team All-Sun Belt (PR) Phil Steele Preseason Fourth Team All-Sun Belt (KR) 2009 All-Sun Belt Honorable Mention Phil Steele Preseason Fourth Team All-Sun Belt CAMERON BLAKES 2011 Phil Steele Preseason All-Sun Belt First Team 2010 All-Sun Belt Honorable Mention Phil Steele All-Sun Belt First Team NATE BROWN 2011 Phil Steele Preseason Fourth Team All-Sun Belt 2010 Phil Steele Preseason Third Team All-Sun Belt 2009 Phil Steele Preseason Fourth Team All-Sun Belt 2008 Phil Steele Third Team All-Sun Belt Louisiana Defensive Player of the Week KOLTON BROWNING 2011 Phil Steele Preseason Fourth Team All-Sun Belt 2010 College Football News Freshman All-America Team (HM) Louisiana Freshman of the Year All-Louisiana Second Team All-Sun Belt Honorable Mention Phil Steele All-Sun Belt Third Team Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Week (11/22) Rivals.com Sun Belt Player of the Week (11/22) Rivals.com Sun Belt Player of the Week (11/1) Louisiana Offensive Player of the Week (11/1) Louisiana Offensive Player of the Week (9/20) Louisiana Offensive Player of the Week (9/27) KEN DORSEY 2011 Preseason All-Sun Belt Phil Steele Preseason All-Sun Belt First Team 2010 All-Sun Belt Second Team All-Louisiana First Team Phil Steele All-Sun Belt Second Team Honors & Awards JASON EDWARDS 2011 Phil Steele Preseason Second Team All-Sun Belt 2010 Phil Steele All-Sun Belt Third Team JYRUSS EDWARDS Phil Steele Preseason Fourth Team All-Sun Belt TROY EVANS 2011 Louisiana Defensive Player of the Week (9/12) Phil Steele Preseason Fourth Team All-Sun Belt 2010 Preseason All-Sun Belt Phil Steele Preseason First Team All-Sun Belt 2009 Phil Steele First Team All-Sun Belt All-Louisiana Second Team Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Week (10/19) JONATHAN GILL 2011 Phil Steele Preseason Fourth Team All-Sun Belt 2010 Phil Steele Preseason Second Team All-Sun Belt RADI JABOUR 2009 Louisiana Special Teams Player of the Week (9/8) Sun Belt Special Teams Player of the Week (10/5) ANTHONY McCALL 2011 Phil Steele Preseason Third Team All-Sun Belt 2008 All-Sun Belt Honorable Mention RYAN McCAUL 2011 Preseason All-Sun Belt Phil Steele Preseason Second Team All-Sun Belt JUSTIN ROBERTS 2011 Phil Steele Preseason Second Team All-Sun Belt DARIUS PRELOW 2011 Preseason All-Sun Belt Phil Steele Preseason Third Team All-Sun Belt 2010 All-Sun Belt Second Team Phil Steele All-Sun Belt Third Team Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Week (11/1) Louisiana Defensive Player of the Week (11/1) Phil Steele Preseason Second Team All-Sun Belt 2009 Phil Steele Third Team All-Sun Belt

12 More About Stopping the Run The Warhawks allowed teams to rush for just yards per game in 2009 in Troy Reffett s first season as defensive coordinator and allowed just two players to rush for over 100 yards. ULM ranked first in the Sun Belt Conference and 20th in the NCAA in defending the run. The Warhawks allowed four 100-yard rushers last year and led the Sun Belt in rush defense for the second straight season. Through the opening three weeks of play in 2011, ULM is second in the Sun Belt and ranks 45th in the NCAA and has allowed just one 100-yard rusher (Marcus Coker, Iowa) KT with the TFL Sophomore nose tackle Kentarius Caldwell turned in a pair of tackle for losses in addition to a sack and four tackles in the opener at Florida State. In limited action last season, he had six tackles and a half tackle for loss. D Holds Seminoles in Check The ULM defense did as much as they could against the No. 5 Seminoles in the season opener. The Warhawks held FSU to just 92 rushing yards for the game and to just 45 total yards through the first quarter. However, a short field (FSU average starting position was its own 43-yard line) eventually proved to be too much. Chain Locked Grambling State didn t have much luck moving the chains against the ULM defense. The Warhawks held the Tigers to just four first downs in the game and just one in the second half. The four first downs allowed is just one shy of the school record set against Jacksonville State in The Big Goose Egg The shutout pitched by the ULM defense against Texas Southern in 2009 was the first by ULM since Nov. 11, 2006, against FIU. It was just the second shutout since Nov. 6, 1999, and the 14th of the NCAA era (1975-pr.) Quick Start D The Warhawks forced Florida State into a three-andout on its first two possessions of the season opener. It appeared that the ULM D was going to hold FSU to just 10 points in the first half, but a late Warhawk turnover and then a 50-yard touchdown pass on 3rd-and-9 put the Seminoles up The Tool Man Tim Taylor made the switch from offense to defense during the spring and had quite a debut. The converted wide receiver (who played cornerback in high school) came off the ULM bench to record a gamehigh nine tackles in addition to a tackle for loss. Taylor was named team captain and a starter for the Grambling game following his opening day effort. Shut Down on Fourth Down The Warhawks ranked 30th in the NCAA in 2010 holding opponents to a 43.8 conversion rate (7-for-16) on fourth down. Air Traffic Grounded ULM has held 11 teams under 200 yards passing under DC Troy Reffett Teams Under 200-Yards Passing 2009 Texas Southern yards Kentucky yards North Texas yards Western Kentucky yards Middle Tennessee yards 2010 Florida Atlantic yards Western Kentucky yards Troy yards LSU yards North Texas yards 2011 Grambling State yards Size is not the Only Thing A look at the roster and the ULM defensive line might seemed a little undersized, but that plays into the Warhawks defensive scheme. ULM s odd-man front is different than most odd-man fronts as the tackle is not designed to clog gaps and take out multiple linemen. Instead, ULM s nose tackles are tasked to get in the backfield and therefore must be smaller and faster. Dorsey on the Move Senior Ken Dorsey was forced to evacuate his home not once, but twice due to hurricanes. He was first forced out of his New Orleans home by Hurricane Katrina. His family was staying in Lake Charles, La., when, not even a month later, Hurricane Rita blew threw Louisiana and forced the Dorseys to move once again. Ken and his father loaded up the car and drove until they found a hotel with a vacancy. That happened to be in Homewood, Ala., (suburb of Birmingham) where Ken and his dad watched the Homewood Patriots pound Shades Valley 40-2 on local television. Ken turned to his dad and said this is where I want to go to school. His moving was not limited to off the football field, during fall camp last season he was moved from linebacker to defensive end. The moved proved to be a successful one as Dorsey earned All-Sun Belt and All-Louisiana honors in his first season at defensive end. Welcome Back Troy Troy Evans missed eight games last season and saw limited time in the final four games of the year. The All-Sun Belt defensive end announced his return with a monster game against Grambling State. Evans finished the game with six tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and two sacks. His 4.5 tackles for loss were just one TFL shy of the school record of 5.5 set by Steve Foley in Evans was named the Louisiana Defensive Player of the Week for his efforts. No Quarterback is Safe The Warhawks tallied 27 sacks in 2009, more than doubling their total from the previous year, and finished the 2010 season with 24. Year-by-Year Sacks Special Teams Notes Special Teams Shuffle Despite returning everyone associated with the special teams from last season, the lineup at Florida State was a little shuffled. True freshman Justin Manton handled the kicking duties in place of injured Radi Jabour, while another true freshman Tyler Cain returned punts. Aaron Munoz and Conner Fryoux split the punting duties. Munoz Impresses in Debut When Aaron Munoz stepped on the field as ULM s starting punter against Arkansas last season it marked the first time he had punted in a game since he was in eighth grade -- he boomed his first kick 60 yards and finished the game with a 41.6 yards-per-punt average over nine kicks. Freshmen Kickers are Sparse ULM true freshman place kicker Justin Manton is one of just eight freshman place kickers in the NCAA to earn a starting nod and one of just six true freshmen. Player School Status Alex Garoutte Arizona State Redshirt Andre Heidari USC Redshirt Justin Manton ULM True Will Oliver Colorado True Trevor Romaine Oregon State True Niklas Sade N.C. State True Schools with two freshmen vying starting position: Player School Status Daniel Sullivan Wyoming True Stuart Williams Wyoming Redshirt Colin Anderson UAB True Ty Long UAB True Fryoux Shows His Leg Redshirt freshman punter Conner Fryoux showed off his leg in the opener at Florida State. The walk-on boomed two punts for a 43.5 average. Fryoux was consistent with one going 44 yards and the other 43. He followed that performance with punts of 47 and 45 yards against Grambling State and 48 yards at TCU -- he would rank 21st in the NCAA (44.1) if he met the minimum kick requirement. Block That Kick The Warhawks blocked their first punt since 2008 in the game against Grambling State. The block, which was by Tim Taylor, led to a ULM touchdown.

13 ULM Head Coach Todd Berry (35-70; 10th Overall Season / 6-10; 2nd Season at ULM) After bringing ULM to the verge of the program s first bowl appearance in school history with one of the youngest teams in the country, Todd Berry begins his second season as the head coach of the Warhawk football team. Berry, who is highly regarded as an offensive mastermind, returned to ULM as the program s 14th head coach after serving as the offensive coordinator for two seasons. In his first season in charge of the program, Berry led a team that saw 17 freshmen and sophomores start games and featured 23 freshmen and sophomores on the offensive and defensive depth chart. Berry s Warhawks faced one of the toughest non-conference schedules in the nation; ULM faced Auburn (BCS National Champion), Arkansas (Sugar Bowl) and LSU (Cotton Bowl). One of nine head coaches in the NCAA to also coach an individual position, Berry made the difficult decision to give the reigns of the offense to redshirt freshman Kolton Browning. The decision paid off. Under Berry s guidance, Browning was named the Louisiana Freshman of the Year in addition to earning Freshman All-America honors from College Football News. Browning finished third in the NCAA among all freshmen after averaging yards of total offense per game in addition to tying the ULM records for touchdown passes in a game (5) and consecutive 200-yard passing games (8). Browning led the Sun Belt with a 61.9 completion percentage and tallied the second most yards of total offense in ULM history (2,937). Defensive end Ken Dorsey, safety Darius Prelow, wide receiver Luther Ambrose, linebacker Cameron Blakes and Browning were all named All-Sun Belt in Berry s first season. Berry s first season at the helm of the Warhawks included a victory over Troy. The Warhawks held the Trojans to their lowest offensive output in a Sun Belt game since 2006 as they snapped the Trojans 13-game Sun Belt win streak. He was reappointed to the American Football Coaches Association Board of Trustees in The Board, which consists of 18 head coaches, formulates policy and provides direction for the organization, which was founded in 1922 by Amos Alonzo Stagg, John Heisman and others. The AFCA has more than 11,000 members from all levels of the profession. Berry, a 28-year coaching veteran, was ULM s offensive coordinator from , where he helped guide the Warhawks to the 2005 Sun Belt Conference Championship and quarterback Steven Jyles to Sun Belt Player of the Year and Offensive Player of the Year honors. Todd Berry is the right man at the right time for ULM, ULM Director of Athletics Bobby Staub said at Berry s introductory press conference in December He s here to build a winning program both on and off the field and with the support of the entire Warhawk family, I m quite confident he ll be successful in doing just that. Berry has diligently displayed a championship mentality and approach he has infused into his players, staff, administrators and supporters, all with an eye for competing for a Sun Belt Conference championship as soon as possible. In fact it was that same mentality that Berry used to resurrect Illinois State s football program. The day he was named the Redbirds head football coach in 1996, he began talking about ISU teams playing for national championships. This for an institution that had experienced little success on the gridiron and had been on the verge of dropping the sport due to its checkered past. Just four years later, Berry had completed one of the most amazing turnarounds in Division I-AA history, guiding his revamped Illinois State program all the way to the national semifinals in During a three-year tenure as the offensive coordinator at UNLV, Berry developed the top quarterback duo in the Mountain West Conference with record-setters Omar Clayton and Mike Clausen. The pair combined to throw for 2,693 yards and 17 touchdowns in Clayton is UNLV s career leader in completion percentage and is the only player in Rebel history to have thrown for over 300 yards and rushed for over 100 yards in a game. Clausen set a UNLV freshman record with 119 consecutive pass attempts without an interception in a mark that fell just 19 attempts short of the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision record. Clayton threw 18 touchdown passes in the fourth most in UNLV history and most since and set the UNLV school record by attempting 173 passes without an interception. The duo combined for just six interceptions during the 2008 season to tie the school record. Despite coaching in Nevada, Berry continued to recruit two areas that ULM relies heavily on every year - Florida and Texas. ULM had 27 players on its roster this past season from those two states. NCAA Rankings Offense ULM ASU Rushing Passing Total Scoring Sacks Allowed Defense ULM ASU Rush Pass Efficiency Total Scoring...T Sacks...T Tackles for Loss...T Returns ULM ASU Punt Kickoff Miscellaneous ULM ASU Net Punting Turnover Margin... T Rushing Rank Stat ULM... Centarius Donald...N/A ASU... Frankie Jackson...N/A Passing Efficiency Rank Stat ULM... Kolton Browning...N/A ASU... Ryan Aplin Passing Yards Rank Stat ULM... Kolton Browning...N/A ASU... Ryan Aplin Total Offense Rank Stat ULM... Kolton Browning...N/A ASU... Ryan Aplin Receptions/Gm Rank Stat ULM... Brent Leonard ASU... Dwayne Frampton... T Receiving Yd/Gm Rank Stat ULM... Tavarese Maye ASU... Dwayne Frampton Punting Rank Stat ULM... Conner Fryoux...N/A ASU... Neely Sullivent...N/A Punt Returns Rank Stat ULM... Tyler Cain ASU... Dwayne Frampton Kickoff Returns Rank Stat ULM... Jyruss Edwards ASU... Roderick Hall...N/A Scoring Rank Stat ULM... Tavarese Maye...N/A ASU... Brian Davis... T Sacks Rank Stat ULM... Troy Evans... T ASU... Brandon Joiner... T Tackles Rank Stat ULM... Darius Prelow...N/A ASU... Adrian Hills...N/A Tackles for Loss Rank Stat ULM... Troy Evans... T ASU... Najel Byrd...N/A Interceptions Rank Stat ULM... Darius Prelow... T ASU... Darryl Feemster... T

14 Berry vs All Opponents (at ULM) Todd Berry was introduced as ULM s 14th head coach on December 16, 2009 Berry split his stints at ULM and UNLV with one season as the quarterbacks coach at the University of Miami in His first stop in Monroe followed a four-year run, , as the head coach at Army. Berry s teams set 25 Academy records during his tenure and he is the last Army coach to defeat Navy (26-17, 2001). He was a member of the Board of Trustees of the American Football Coaches Association from His tenure at Army followed a four-year stint at Illinois State ( ) where Berry presided over one of the most remarkable turnarounds in Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) history. The team had not won a conference title since 1950, but under Berry the Redbirds advanced to the NCAA FCS Playoffs in his third season and finished in FCS top 20. The following year, ISU became just the third team to run through its Gateway Conference schedule unblemished and advanced to the FCS semifinals. Berry was a semifinalist for the Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Award in both 1998 and Under Berry s direction, Illinois State established or equaled 100 individual and team records on a game, season, and career levels. The Redbirds were listed in the top 25 ranking for 19 consecutive weeks. In addition his players captured 73 postseason awards including four Academic All-America citations and six All-America certificates. He was a finalist for the 1998 Eddie Robinson Award, presented annually to the top collegiate head coach at the Division I-AA level, each of his last two years. In addition, he A was a two-time Gateway Conference Coach of the Year honoree and the 1999 GTE Region 4 Coach of the Year. Before arriving at ISU, Berry spent four seasons as offensive coordinator at East Carolina University under head coach Steve Logan. He played a vital role on the Pirate teams that reached the Liberty Bowl in 1994 and I want to be aggressive in all facets of the game Berry has said in the past. I know that you win with defense first and I appreciate that. Most of my background is on offense, but to be an effective offensive coordinator you have to understand defense. A 1983 graduate of the University of Tulsa, Berry has worked for some well-known head coaches during his accent, holding down assistant positions on the staffs of Logan at East Carolina, John Cooper at the University of Tulsa, and Johnny Majors at the University of Tennessee. While in high school, Berry was an all-state selection at football (quarterback) and track and field at Miami (Okla.) High School. At Tulsa, he played quarterback for the Golden Hurricane from 1979 to 1981 before suffering a career-ending knee injury. Coming out of high school, football was significant to me, but I also wanted to attend a school that possessed a good mix of academics-that was the reason I was going to college, first and foremost. I turned down some more traditional Top 10 football programs in order to attend a school with a nice blend of academics and athletics. Berry began his coaching career as an undergraduate at Tulsa with Cooper before moving to Tennessee as a graduate assistant and tight ends coach in 1983 when the Volunteers advanced to the Florida Citrus Bowl at years end. Following a one-year return to his alma mater as receivers coach in 1984, Berry headed to Oklahoma State University in 1985, where he worked with the likes of future National Football League standout Thurman Thomas. He then served a three-year stint as the offensive coordinator at the University of Tennessee-Martin, holding that position from 1986 through While at UT-Martin, Berry coached the Pacers to a top-five finish in Division II passing offense, total offense, and scoring offense. In his final season, all four receivers, the running back and quarterback signed professional contracts. He also enjoyed a two-year tour at Mississippi State University, coaching wide receivers, and one campaign with at Southeast Missouri State University, as offensive coordinator, before joining Logan s staff at ECU. Berry is the son of the late Rueben Berry, a former Canadian Football League head coach and longtime mentor Saskatchewan Rough Riders. Is married to the former Lisa Grimes. The couple has two daughters, Jordan (24) and Ryleigh (9). 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15 Superlatives Under Todd Berry ULM Team Superlatives Points Scored...49 vs. North Texas (11/20/10) Low... 0 at LSU (11/13/10)...0 at Florida State (9/3/11) First Downs at FIU (11/6/10) Low...10 vs. Arkansas (9/11/10)...10 at LSU (11/13/10) Rushing Plays...52 vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) Low...28 at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) Net Rushing Yards vs. North Texas (11/20/10) Low...-4 at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) Passes Attempted...45 at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) Low...19 vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) Passes Completed...29 Four Times, last at Iowa (9/24/11) Low... 8 vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) Net Passing Yards at FIU (11/6/10) Low...67 at LSU (11/13/10) Total Offensive Plays...86 vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) Low...56 vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) Total Net Yards at FIU (11/6/10) Low vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) Penalties...15 vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) Low...4 at TCU (9/17/11) Penalty Yards vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) Low vs. Florida Atlantic (10/9/10) Opponents Team Superlatives Points Scored...52 at Auburn (10/2/10) Low...7 vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) First Downs...26 vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) at Iowa (9/24/11) Low...4 vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) Rushing Plays...55 at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) Low...24 vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10)...24 vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) Net Rushing Yards at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) Low...26 vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) Passes Attempted...43 vs. Arkansas (9/11/10)...43 vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) Low...19 at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) Passes Completed...28 vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) Low... 8 at LSU (11/13/10) Net Passing Yards vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) Low...95 at LSU (11/13/10) Total Offensive Plays...81 at Arkansas State (9/18/10) Low...51 vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) Total Net Yards at Auburn (10/2/10) Low vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) Penalties...12 at Arkansas State (9/18/10) Low...1 at Iowa (9/24/11) Penalty Yards at Arkansas State (9/18/10) Low at Iowa (9/24/11) ULM Player Superlatives Rushing Attempts...22 by Kolton Browning vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10)...22 by Jyruss Edwards vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) Net Rushing Yards by Centarius Donald vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) Rushing TDs...2 by Jyruss Edwards at Western Kentucky (10/16/10)... 2 by Kolton Browning vs. Troy (10/30/10) Pass Attempts...43 by Kolton Browning at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) Pass Completions...27 by Kolton Browning at FIU (11/6/10) Net Passing Yards by Kolton Browning vs. Florida Atlantic (10/9/10) Passing TDs... 5 by Kolton Browning vs. North Texas (11/20/10) Receptions...13 by Brent Leonard at TCU (9/17/11) Receiving Yards by Tavarese Maye at FIU (11/6/10) TD Receptions...2 by Luther Ambrose vs. North Texas (11/20/10) Punts...10 by Aaron Munoz at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) Punt Average Three times, last by Aaron Munoz at TCU (9/17/11) FG Made...3 vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) Interceptions...1 by 16 Players Tackles by Jason Edwards at Arkansas State (9/18/10) Opponent Player Superlatives Rushing Attempts...32 by Bobby Rainey at Western Kentucky (10/16/10) Net Rushing Yards by Bobby Rainey at Western Kentucky (10/16/10) Rushing TDs...2 FourTimes, last by Marcus Coker at Iowa (9/24/11) Pass Attempts...43 by Ryan Mallett vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) by Chris Masson vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) Pass Completions...28 by Ryan Mallett vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) Net Passing Yards by Ryan Mallett vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) Passing TDs...3 Four Times, last by James Vandenberg at Iowa (9/24/11) Receptions...12 by Greg Childs vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) Receiving Yards by Greg Childs vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) TD Receptions...2 Four Times, last by Marvin McNutt at Iowa (9/24/11) Punts...9 by Fabian Carter vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) Punt Average by Josh Davis at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) FG Made... 3 by Josh Jasper at LSU (11/13/10)...3 by Zach Olen vs. North Texas (11/20/10)...3 by Brett Baer vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) Interceptions... 2 by M.D. Jennings at Arkansas State (9/18/10) Tackles by Mark Newbill vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) by Grant Fleming vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) ULM Individual Long Plays Rushing by Centarius Donald vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) Passing...82 by Kolton Browning at FIU (11/6/10) Receiving by Tavarese Maye at FIU (11/6/10) Field Goal...43 by Justin Manton at Iowa (9/24/11) Punt...60 by Aaron Munoz vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) Punt Return by Tim Taylor vs. Grambling State Kickoff Return by Jyruss Edwards vs. North Texas (11/20/10) Opponent Individual Long Plays Rushing...83 by Lance Dunbar vs. North Texas (11/20/10) Passing...94 by Cam Newton at Auburn (10/2/10) Receiving...94 by Emory Blake at Auburn (10/2/10) Field Goal...53 by Josh Jasper at LSU (11/13/10) Punt...60 by Josh Davis at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) Punt Return...30 by Greg Reid at Florida State (9/3/11)...by Micah Hyde at Iowa (9/24/11) Kickoff Return...95 by T.Y. Hilton at FIU (11/6/10)

16 Superlatives Under Todd Berry Most Points vs. North Texas (11/20/10) vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) 35 at FIU (11/6/10) 35 at Western Kentucky (10/16/10) vs. Troy (10/30/10) Fewest Points Allowed: 1. 7 vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) vs. Troy (10/30/10) vs. Florida Atlantic (10/9/10) vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) Most First Downs at FIU (11/6/10) at Iowa (9/24/11) 23 vs. North Texas (11/20/10) vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) 22 vs. Troy (10/30/10) 22 vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) Fewest First Downs Allowed 1. 4 vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) 16 vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) 16 vs. Florida Atlantic (10/9/10) 16 vs. North Texas (11/20/10) Most Rushing Attempts vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) vs. North Texas (11/20/10) vs. Troy (10/30/10) vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) Fewest Rushing Attempts -- Opponent vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) 24 vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) at Florida State (9/3/11) vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) 30 vs. Troy (10/30/10) 30 vs. North Texas (11/20/10) Most Rushing Yards vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) vs. North Texas (11/20/10) vs. Troy (10/30/10) vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) at Western Kentucky (10/16/10) Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) vs. UL-Lafayette (11/27/10) vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) at Florida State (9/3/11) vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) Fewest Passes Attempted -- Opponent at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) at LSU (11/13/10) at TCU (9/17/11) at Western Kentucky (10/16/10) Fewest Passes Completed -- Opponent 1. 8 at LSU (11/13/10) vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) vs. Florida Atlantic (10/9/10) 13 at Western Kentucky (10/16/10) Most Passing Yards at FIU (11/6/10) vs. Florida Atlantic (10/9/10) at Iowa (9/24/11) at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) at Arkansas State (9/18/10) Fewest Passing Yards Allowed at LSU (11/13/10) vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) vs. Florida Atlantic (10/9/10) at Western Kentucky (10/16/10) vs. Troy (10/30/10) Most Total Offense at FIU (11/6/10) vs. North Texas (11/20/10) vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) vs. Troy (10/30/10) vs. Florida Atlantic (10/9/10) Fewest Total Yards Allowed vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) at LSU (11/13/10) vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) vs. Florida Atlantic (10/9/10) vs. Troy (10/30/10) Punting Average (Min. 4 Punts) at TCU (9/17/11) at FIU (11/6/10) at Iowa (9/24/11) vs. Arkansas (9/11/10) vs. Troy (10/30/10) Highest Time of Possession 1. 38:11 vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/25/10) 2. 36:52 at Auburn (10/2/10) 3. 35:13 vs. North Texas (11/20/10) 4. 34:56 vs. Grambling State (9/10/11) 5. 34:17 vs. Florida Atlantic (10/9/10) Most Passes Attempted at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10) at Iowa (9/24/11) at TCU (9/17/11) 42 vs. Florida Atlantic (10/9/10) at Auburn (10/2/10) Most Passes Completed at Iowa (9/24/11) 29 at TCU (9/17/11) 29 at FIU (11/6/10) 29 at Auburn (10/2/10) at Middle Tennessee (10/23/10)

17 ULM Yards Type Player(s) Opponent 55 Run Centarius Donald (TD) Grambling 42 Pass Kolton Browning to Tavarese Maye Grambling 37 Pass Kolton Browning to Tavarese Maye (TD) TCU 36 Run Jyruss Edwards TCU 35 Pass Cody Wells to Anthony McCall Iowa 28 Pass Kolton Browning to Tavarese Maye TCU 26 Pass Cody Wells to Tavarese Maye Grambling 25 Pass Cody Wells to Anthony McCall Iowa 23 Pass Kolton Browning to Tavarese Maye Grambling 22 Pass Cody Wells to Brent Leonard (TD) TCU 22 Run Centarius Donald Grambling 21 Run Jyruss Edwards Grambling Type Rushing... 4 Passing... 8 Big Plays (20+ Yards) Opponents Yards Type Player(s) Opponent 68 Pass Casey Pachall to Josh Boyce (TD) TCU 50 Pass EJ Manuel to Greg Dent (TD) Florida State 28 Run Aundre Green TCU 28 Pass Clint Trickett to Rashad Green (TD) Florida State 26 Run Marcus Coker Iowa 26 Pass EJ Manuel to Rodney Smith Florida State 25 Pass EJ Manuel to Bert Reed Florida State 24 Pass Casey Pachall to Skye Dawson TCU 23 Pass James Vandenberg to Keenan Davis Iowa 23 Pass James Vandenberg to Marvin McNutt Iowa 22 Pass James Vandenberg to Marvin McNutt Iowa 22 Pass D.J. Williams to Damia Jefferson Grambling 21 Pass James Vandenberg to Martin-Manley Iowa 20 Pass D.J. Williams to Damia Jefferson (TD) Grambling 20 Pass D.J. Williams to Mario Louis Grambling Rushing Centarius Donald... 2 Jyruss Edwards... 2 Passing Kolton Browning... 4 Cody Wells... 4 Receiving Tavarese Maye... 5 Anthony McCall... 2 Brent Leonard... 1 Opponent Florida State... 0 Grambling State... 6 TCU... 4 Iowa... 2 Yards Type Rushing... 2 Passing...13 Opponent Florida State... 4 Grambling State... 3 TCU... 3 Iowa... 5 Yards

18 ULM Offensive Drives Florida State Game Plays Yards Time result 3 3 1:15 Punt 3-3 1:33 Punt 3 2 2:14 Punt :19 Punt 3-5 1:47 Punt :47 Interception :05 End of Half :53 Punt :11 Downs 3 2 1:26 Punt :30 Downs Grambling State Game Plays Yards Time result :05 Missed FG 3 6 0:56 *TOUCHDOWN :22 Missed FG 3 3 1:00 *TOUCHDOWN 3 4 0:58 Punt 3 4 1:23 Interception :48 *TOUCHDOWN :00 *TOUCHDOWN 1-2 0:26 End of Half 6 5 2:37 Punt :27 Punt :57 Fumble :47 *TOUCHDOWN :10 Downs TCU Game Plays Yards Time result :30 *FIELD GOAL :02 *TOUCHDOWN :08 *TOUCHDOWN :30 Punt :09 Punt 2 6 0:10 Missed FG :01 Fumble :41 Punt :39 Punt 3 0 1:05 Punt :14 Downs 1-1 0:22 End of half Iowa Game Plays Yards Time result :49 *FIELD GOAL :34 Punt :58 Punt :15 Punt 4 6 1:23 Downs :22 Punt :25 *TOUCHDOWN :51 *TOUCHDOWN 3-2 0:49 Punt :49 Missed FG :35 End of half

19 ULM (Regulation) No. of Avg. Inside Past Opponent Drives Start Florida State 11 Own Grambling State 14 Own TCU 12 Own Iowa 11 Own Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee FIU Florida Atlantic Totals 48 Own ULM (Regulation) 3 & Opponent No. Out Pct. Score Pct. TD Pct. Florida State Grambling State TCU Iowa Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee FIU Florida Atlantic Total Field Position Opponents (Regulation) No. of Avg. Inside Past Opponent Drives Start Florida State 11 Own Grambling State 15 Own TCU 10 Own Iowa 11 Own Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee FIU Florida Atlantic Totals 47 Own In the Red Zone ULM (Regulation) Times in Score Opponents (Regulation) Times in Score Opponent RZ TD TD Pct. FG Pct. Opponent RZ TD TD Pct. FG Pct. Florida State Florida State Grambling State Grambling State TCU TCU Iowa Iowa Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee FIU Florida Atlantic Total Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee FIU Florida Atlantic Total ULM Yards FSU GSU TCU IOWA ASU TROY UNT WKU ULL MTSU FIU FAU Total Total Drive Statistics 3rd Down and... Opponents (Regulation) 3 & Opponent No. Out Pct. Score Pct. TD Pct. Florida State Grambling State TCU Iowa Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee FIU Florida Atlantic Total Opponents Yards FSU GSU TCU IOWA ASU TROY UNT WKU ULL MTSU FIU FAU Total Total

20 2011 ULM Football Alphabetical Roster Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. Hometown / Previous School 66 Josh Allen OL So. 1L Cedar Hill, Texas / Cedar Hill 22 Luther Ambrose WR Sr. 3L St. James, La. / St. James HS 89 Ronnie Anderson TE Sr. SQ Baton Rouge, La. / Southern Lab HS 32 Mitchell Bailey RB Jr. TR Broken Bow, Okla. / Arkansas 96 Rashaud Bell TE Fr. HS Atlanta, Ga. / South Atlanta HS 24 Shaq Belson LB Sr. 2L Sunset, La. / Beau Chene HS 35 Cameron Blakes LB Jr. 2L Monroe, La. / Ouachita Parish HS 12 Brayle Brown QB Fr. HS Shawnee, Okla. / Shawnee HS 26 Nate Brown S Sr. 3L Wichita Falls, Texas / Burkburnett HS 15 Kolton Browning QB So. 1L Mabank, Texas / Mabank HS 75 Demiere Burkett OL RFr. RS Balch Springs, Texas / West Mesquite HS 67 Jeremy Burton OL RFr. RS Muskogee, Okla. / Muskogee HS 19 Tyler Cain WR Fr. HS West Monroe, La. / West Monroe HS 91 Kentarius Caldwell NT So. 1L Richardson, Texas / Berkner HS 49 C.C. Carpenter LB Sr. 2L West Monroe, La. / West Monroe HS 6 Earnest Carrington QB Fr. HS Humble, Texas / Atascocita HS 81 Rashon Ceaser WR Fr. HS Clinton, La. / East Feliciana HS 73 Alex Chace DS Sr. 2L Dumfries, Va. / Fork Union Military Academy 28 Courtney Davis CB Fr. HS Gladewater, Texas / Gladewater HS 33 Trevor Dillard CB RFr. RS Arcadia, La. / Arcadia HS 5 Centarius Donald RB So. 1L Columbia, La. / Caldwell Parish HS 52 Ken Dorsey DE Sr. 2L New Orleans, La. / Homewood HS 53 Patrick Dvoracek OL Jr. 1L Fort Riley, Kan. / Trinity Valley CC 27 Vincent Eddie CB So. 1L Desoto, Texas / Desoto HS 98 Malcolm Edmond DE RFr. HS Texarkana, Texas / Liberty-Eylau HS 54 Jason Edwards LB Sr. 3L Baton Rouge, La. / Amite HS 7 Jyruss Edwards RB So. 1L White Castle, La. / White Castle HS 20 Carl Elie RB Jr. SQ Immokalee, Fla. / Immokalee HS 55 Troy Evans DE Sr. 3L Shreveport, La. / Evangel Academy 78 Jon Fisher OL So. 1L Oxford, Miss. / Oxford HS 45 DaCorris Ford LB Jr. 1L Longview, Texas / Longview HS 6 Conner Fryoux P RFr. RS Gonzales, La. / Dutchtown HS) 60 Caleb Gammel P Fr. HS Pineville, La. / Buckeye HS 99 Joey Gautney DE Fr. HS Whitehouse, Texas / Whitehouse HS 56 Jonathan Gill OL Jr. 2L South Grand Prairie, Texas / South Grand Prairie HS 84 Julian Griffin WR Jr. 2L Gladewater, Texas / Gladewater HS 86 Je Ron Hamm WR So. 1L Leesville, La. / Leesville HS 30 Brandon Hardy S Jr. 2L Delhi, La. / Delhi Charter HS 13 Colby Harper WR RFr. RS Wylie, Texas / Wylie HS 58 Elliot Hilliard DE RFr. RS Killeen, Texas / Shoemaker HS 85 Radi Jabour K Sr. 3L LaPlace, La. / East St. John HS 21 Oliver Jackson S So. 1L Amite, La. / Amite HS 90 Emanuel Jefferies NT So. 1L Jackson, Miss. / Forest Hill HS 34 Michael Johnson LB Fr. HS Maumelle, Ark. / Parkview HS 41 Lincston Jones LB Sr. 1L Marrero, La. / John Curtis HS 74 Dillon Jordan OL Fr. HS Rowlett, Texas / Rowlett HS 48 Hunter Kissinger LB Fr. HS Springdale, Ark. / Har-Ber HS 87 Ty Kittle TE Sr. 2L Torrington, Conn. / Torrington HS 44 Jordan Landry DE Sr. 2L St. James, La. / St. James HS 38 Mitch Lane S Fr. HS Pine Bluff, Ark. / Watson Chapel HS 18 Brent Leonard WR Jr. 2L Keller, Texas / Keller HS 4 Rob Donovan Lewis CB RFr. TR Jonesboro, La. / Memphis 95 Darius Lively DE RFr. RS Lancaster, Texas / Lancaster HS 17 Justin Manton K Fr. HS Prairieville, La. / St. Amant HS 8 Tavarese Maye WR So. 1L Petal, Miss. / Petal HS 83 Anthony McCall WR Sr. 3L Montgomery, Ala. / Montgomery Academy 72 Ryan McCaul OL Sr. 1L Moore, Okla. / Northeast Oklahoma A&M College 16 Ian McCoig QB RFr. RS Georgetown, Texas / Georgetown HS 28 DeVontae McNeal RB Fr. HS Quitman, Texas / Quitman HS 80 Keavon Milton TE Jr. 2L Canton, Texas / Canton HS 68 Colby Mitchell OL Fr. HS Bartlesville, Okla. / Bartlesville HS 31 Henry Mitchell S Jr. 1L Douglasville, Ga. / Douglas County HS 57 Anthony Montgomery OL Sr. 1L Adamsville, Ala. / Minor HS 2 Aaron Munoz QB/P So. 1L Pace, Fla. / Pace HS 59 John Nard NT RFr. RS Shreveport, La. / Evangel Christian Academy 25 Isaiah Newsome S So. 1L Petal, Miss. / Petal HS 9 Otis Peterson CB So. 1L Belle Chasse, La. / Belle Chasse HS 37 Darius Prelow S Sr. 3L Shreveport, La. / Southwood HS 92 Jackson Randle DL Fr. HS Lufkin, Texas / Lufkin HS 77 Ben Risenhoover OL Fr. HS Jenks, Okla. / Jenks HS 69 Justin Roberts OL Sr. 3L Mt. Pleasant, Texas / Mt. Pleasant HS No. Name Pos. 2 Aaron Munoz QB/P 3 Khairi Usher S 4 Rob Donovan Lewis CB 5 Centarius Donald RB 6 Conner Fryoux P 6 Earnest Carrington QB 7 Jyruss Edwards RB 8 Tavarese Maye WR 9 Otis Peterson CB 10 Tim Taylor CB 12 Brayle Brown QB 13 Colby Harper WR 14 Cody Wells QB 15 Kolton Browning QB 16 Ian McCoig QB 17 Justin Manton K 18 Brent Leonard WR 19 Tyler Cain WR 20 Carl Elie RB 21 Oliver Jackson S 22 Luther Ambrose WR 23 Allen Tatum DB 24 Shaq Belson LB 25 Isaiah Newsome S 26 Nate Brown S 27 Vincent Eddie CB 28 Courtney Davis CB 28 DeVontae McNeal RB 29 Monterrell Washington RB 30 Brandon Hardy S 31 Henry Mitchell S 32 Mitchell Bailey RB 33 Trevor Dillard CB 34 Michael Johnson LB 35 Cameron Blakes LB 36 Cody Robinson LB 37 Darius Prelow S 38 Mitch Lane S 39 Ray Stovall LB 41 Lincston Jones LB 42 Roland Veal S 43 Tristan Warren LB 44 Jordan Landry DE 45 DaCorris Ford LB 46 Cordero Smith S 47 Devon White S 48 Madison Tharp DS 48 Hunter Kissinger LB 49 C.C. Carpenter LB 51 R.J. Young LB 52 Ken Dorsey DE 53 Patrick Dvoracek OL 54 Jason Edwards LB 55 Troy Evans DE 56 Jonathan Gill OL 57 Anthony Montgomery OL 58 Elliot Hilliard DE 59 John Nard NT 60 Caleb Gammel P 65 Joseph Treadwell OL 66 Josh Allen OL 67 Jeremy Burton OL 68 Colby Mitchell OL 69 Justin Roberts OL 72 Ryan McCaul OL 73 Alex Chace DS 74 Dillon Jordan OL 75 Demiere Burkett OL 77 Ben Risenhoover OL 78 Jon Fisher OL 80 Keavon Milton TE 81 Rashon Ceaser WR 82 Kevin Steed TE 83 Anthony McCall WR 84 Julian Griffin WR 85 Radi Jabour K 86 Je Ron Hamm WR 87 Ty Kittle TE 88 Zarrell Sanders WR 89 Ronnie Anderson TE 90 Emanuel Jefferies NT 91 Kentarius Caldwell NT 92 Jackson Randle DL 93 Harley Scioneaux TE 95 Darius Lively DE 96 Rashaud Bell TE 98 Malcolm Edmond DE 99 Joey Gautney DE

21 2011 ULM Football Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. Hometown / Previous School 36 Cody Robinson LB Fr. HS Des Arc, Ark. / Des Arc HS 88 Zarrell Sanders WR Jr. 1L Shreveport, La. / Byrd HS 93 Harley Scioneaux TE Fr. HS Reserve, La. / St. Charles Catholic HS 46 Cordero Smith S Fr. HS Garland, Texas / Naaman Forest HS 82 Kevin Steed TE So. 1L Lithia Springs, Ga. / Lithia Springs HS 39 Ray Stovall LB So. 1L Tulsa, Okla. / Booker T. Washington HS 23 Allen Tatum S Fr. HS Warren, Ark. / Warren HS 10 Tim Taylor CB Sr. 3L Opelousas, La. / Opelousas Catholic HS 48 Madison Tharp DS So. 1L Albertville, Ala. / Albertville HS 65 Joseph Treadwell OL Fr. HS Pine Bluff, Ark. / Pine Bluff HS 3 Khairi Usher S Jr. 2L Meridian, Miss. / Meridian HS 42 Roland Veal S So. 1L Houston, Texas / Cesar Chavez HS 43 Tristan Warren LB So. SQ Brownsboro, Texas / Brownsboro HS 29 Monterrell Washington RB So. 1L Bryan, Texas / Bryan HS 14 Cody Wells QB Jr. 2L Hoover, Ala. / Spain Park HS 47 Devon White S Fr. HS New Orleans, La. / McDonogh 35 HS 51 R.J. Young LB Jr. TR DeSoto, Texas / Arizona Coaching Staff Head Coach: Todd Berry Asst. Head Coach / Off. Coord. / TE: Steve Farmer Def. Coordinator / Linebackers: Troy Reffett Running Backs: Bryan Applewhite Wide Receivers: Jason Nichols Cornerbacks: Tony Gilbert Defensive Line: Everett Todd Offensive Line: Vance Vice Safeties: Adam Waugh Strength & Conditioning: John Grieco Offense GA: Matt Clark Defense GA: Tyler Donaldson Director of Operations: Vince Logan 2011 ULM Football Coaching Staff Game Day Location -- (F) Field; (PB) Press Box Todd BERRY (F) Head Coach Troy REFFETT (F) Defensive Coord. / Linebackers Bryan APPLEWHITE (F) Running Backs / Recruiting Coordinator Everett TODD (F) Defensive Line Steve FARMER (PB) Assistant Head Coach / Off. Coord. / Tight Ends Vance VICE (F) Offensive Line Tony GILBERT (F) Cornerbacks Adam WAUGH (PB) Safeties Jason NICHOLS (F) Wide Receivers Matt Clark (PB) Offense GA Tyler Donaldson (PB) Defense GA

22 2011 ULM Football Numerical Roster Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. Hometown / Previous School 2 Aaron Munoz QB/P So. 1L Pace, Fla. / Pace HS 3 Khairi Usher S Jr. 2L Meridian, Miss. / Meridian HS 4 Rob Donovan Lewis CB RFr. TR Jonesboro, La. / Memphis 5 Centarius Donald RB So. 1L Columbia, La. / Caldwell Parish HS 6 Conner Fryoux P RFr. RS Gonzales, La. / Dutchtown HS) 6 Earnest Carrington QB Fr. HS Humble, Texas / Atascocita HS 7 Jyruss Edwards RB So. 1L White Castle, La. / White Castle HS 8 Tavarese Maye WR So. 1L Petal, Miss. / Petal HS 9 Otis Peterson CB So. 1L Belle Chasse, La. / Belle Chasse HS 10 Tim Taylor CB Sr. 3L Opelousas, La. / Opelousas Catholic HS 12 Brayle Brown QB Fr. HS Shawnee, Okla. / Shawnee HS 13 Colby Harper WR RFr. RS Wylie, Texas / Wylie HS 14 Cody Wells QB Jr. 2L Hoover, Ala. / Spain Park HS 15 Kolton Browning QB So. 1L Mabank, Texas / Mabank HS 16 Ian McCoig QB RFr. RS Georgetown, Texas / Georgetown HS 17 Justin Manton K Fr. HS Prairieville, La. / St. Amant HS 18 Brent Leonard WR Jr. 2L Keller, Texas / Keller HS 19 Tyler Cain WR Fr. HS West Monroe, La. / West Monroe HS 20 Carl Elie RB Jr. SQ Immokalee, Fla. / Immokalee HS 21 Oliver Jackson S So. 1L Amite, La. / Amite HS 22 Luther Ambrose WR Sr. 3L St. James, La. / St. James HS 23 Allen Tatum DB Fr. HS Warren, Ark. / Warren HS 24 Shaq Belson LB Sr. 2L Sunset, La. / Beau Chene HS 25 Isaiah Newsome S So. 1L Petal, Miss. / Petal HS 26 Nate Brown S Sr. 3L Wichita Falls, Texas / Burkburnett HS 27 Vincent Eddie CB So. 1L Desoto, Texas / Desoto HS 28 Courtney Davis CB Fr. HS Gladewater, Texas / Gladewater HS 28 DeVontae McNeal RB Fr. HS Quitman, Texas / Quitman HS 29 Monterrell Washington RB So. 1L Bryan, Texas / Bryan HS 30 Brandon Hardy S Jr. 2L Delhi, La. / Delhi Charter HS 31 Henry Mitchell S Jr. 1L Douglasville, Ga. / Douglas County HS 32 Mitchell Bailey RB Jr. TR Broken Bow, Okla. / Arkansas 33 Trevor Dillard CB RFr. RS Arcadia, La. / Arcadia HS 34 Michael Johnson LB Fr. HS Maumelle, Ark. / Parkview HS 35 Cameron Blakes LB Jr. 2L Monroe, La. / Ouachita Parish HS 36 Cody Robinson LB Fr. HS Des Arc, Ark. / Des Arc HS 37 Darius Prelow S Sr. 3L Shreveport, La. / Southwood HS 38 Mitch Lane S Fr. HS Pine Bluff, Ark. / Watson Chapel HS 39 Ray Stovall LB So. 1L Tulsa, Okla. / Booker T. Washington HS 41 Lincston Jones LB Sr. 1L Marrero, La. / John Curtis HS 42 Roland Veal S So. 1L Houston, Texas / Cesar Chavez HS 43 Tristan Warren LB So. SQ Brownsboro, Texas / Brownsboro HS 44 Jordan Landry DE Sr. 2L St. James, La. / St. James HS 45 DaCorris Ford LB Jr. 1L Longview, Texas / Longview HS 46 Cordero Smith S Fr. HS Garland, Texas / Naaman Forest HS 47 Devon White S Fr. HS New Orleans, La. / McDonogh 35 HS 48 Madison Tharp DS So. 1L Albertville, Ala. / Albertville HS 48 Hunter Kissinger LB Fr. HS Springdale, Ark. / Har-Ber HS 49 C.C. Carpenter LB Sr. 2L West Monroe, La. / West Monroe HS 51 R.J. Young LB Jr. TR DeSoto, Texas / Arizona 52 Ken Dorsey DE Sr. 2L New Orleans, La. / Homewood HS 53 Patrick Dvoracek OL Jr. 1L Fort Riley, Kan. / Trinity Valley CC 54 Jason Edwards LB Sr. 3L Baton Rouge, La. / Amite HS 55 Troy Evans DE Sr. 3L Shreveport, La. / Evangel Academy 56 Jonathan Gill OL Jr. 2L South Grand Prairie, Texas / South Grand Prairie HS 57 Anthony Montgomery OL Sr. 1L Adamsville, Ala. / Minor HS 58 Elliot Hilliard DE RFr. RS Killeen, Texas / Shoemaker HS 59 John Nard NT RFr. RS Shreveport, La. / Evangel Christian Academy 60 Caleb Gammel P Fr. HS Pineville, La. / Buckeye HS 65 Joseph Treadwell OL Fr. HS Pine Bluff, Ark. / Pine Bluff HS 66 Josh Allen OL So. 1L Cedar Hill, Texas / Cedar Hill 67 Jeremy Burton OL RFr. RS Muskogee, Okla. / Muskogee HS 68 Colby Mitchell OL Fr. HS Bartlesville, Okla. / Bartlesville HS 69 Justin Roberts OL Sr. 3L Mt. Pleasant, Texas / Mt. Pleasant HS 72 Ryan McCaul OL Sr. 1L Moore, Okla. / Northeast Oklahoma A&M College 73 Alex Chace DS Sr. 2L Dumfries, Va. / Fork Union Military Academy 74 Dillon Jordan OL Fr. HS Rowlett, Texas / Rowlett HS 75 Demiere Burkett OL RFr. RS Balch Springs, Texas / West Mesquite HS 77 Ben Risenhoover OL Fr. HS Jenks, Okla. / Jenks HS 78 Jon Fisher OL So. 1L Oxford, Miss. / Oxford HS 80 Keavon Milton TE Jr. 2L Canton, Texas / Canton HS No. Name Pos. 66 Josh Allen OL 22 Luther Ambrose WR 89 Ronnie Anderson TE 32 Mitchell Bailey RB 96 Rashaud Bell TE 24 Shaq Belson LB 35 Cameron Blakes LB 12 Brayle Brown QB 26 Nate Brown S 15 Kolton Browning QB 75 Demiere Burkett OL 67 Jeremy Burton OL 19 Tyler Cain WR 91 Kentarius Caldwell NT 49 C.C. Carpenter LB 6 Earnest Carrington QB 81 Rashon Ceaser WR 73 Alex Chace DS 28 Courtney Davis CB 33 Trevor Dillard CB 5 Centarius Donald RB 52 Ken Dorsey DE 53 Patrick Dvoracek OL 27 Vincent Eddie CB 98 Malcolm Edmond DE 54 Jason Edwards LB 7 Jyruss Edwards RB 20 Carl Elie RB 55 Troy Evans DE 78 Jon Fisher OL 45 DaCorris Ford LB 6 Conner Fryoux P 60 Caleb Gammel P 99 Joey Gautney DE 56 Jonathan Gill OL 84 Julian Griffin WR 86 Je Ron Hamm WR 30 Brandon Hardy S 13 Colby Harper WR 58 Elliot Hilliard DE 85 Radi Jabour K 21 Oliver Jackson S 90 Emanuel Jefferies NT 34 Michael Johnson LB 41 Lincston Jones LB 74 Dillon Jordan OL 48 Hunter Kissinger LB 87 Ty Kittle TE 44 Jordan Landry DE 38 Mitch Lane S 18 Brent Leonard WR 4 Rob Donovan Lewis CB 95 Darius Lively DE 17 Justin Manton K 8 Tavarese Maye WR 83 Anthony McCall WR 72 Ryan McCaul OL 16 Ian McCoig QB 28 DeVontae McNeal RB 80 Keavon Milton TE 68 Colby Mitchell OL 31 Henry Mitchell S 57 Anthony Montgomery OL 2 Aaron Munoz QB/P 59 John Nard NT 25 Isaiah Newsome S 9 Otis Peterson CB 37 Darius Prelow S 92 Jackson Randle DL 77 Ben Risenhoover OL 69 Justin Roberts OL 36 Cody Robinson LB 88 Zarrell Sanders WR 93 Harley Scioneaux TE 46 Cordero Smith S 82 Kevin Steed TE 39 Ray Stovall LB 23 Allen Tatum S 10 Tim Taylor CB 48 Madison Tharp DS 65 Joseph Treadwell OL 3 Khairi Usher S 42 Roland Veal S 43 Tristan Warren LB 29 Monterrell Washington RB 14 Cody Wells QB 47 Devon White S 51 R.J. Young LB

23 2011 ULM Football Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. Hometown / Previous School 81 Rashon Ceaser WR Fr. HS Clinton, La. / East Feliciana HS 82 Kevin Steed TE So. 1L Lithia Springs, Ga. / Lithia Springs HS 83 Anthony McCall WR Sr. 3L Montgomery, Ala. / Montgomery Academy 84 Julian Griffin WR Jr. 2L Gladewater, Texas / Gladewater HS 85 Radi Jabour K Sr. 3L LaPlace, La. / East St. John HS 86 Je Ron Hamm WR So. 1L Leesville, La. / Leesville HS 87 Ty Kittle TE Sr. 2L Torrington, Conn. / Torrington HS 88 Zarrell Sanders WR Jr. 1L Shreveport, La. / Byrd HS 89 Ronnie Anderson TE Sr. SQ Baton Rouge, La. / Southern Lab HS 90 Emanuel Jefferies NT So. 1L Jackson, Miss. / Forest Hill HS 91 Kentarius Caldwell NT So. 1L Richardson, Texas / Berkner HS 92 Jackson Randle DL Fr. HS Lufkin, Texas / Lufkin HS 93 Harley Scioneaux TE Fr. HS Reserve, La. / St. Charles Catholic HS \ 95 Darius Lively DE RFr. RS Lancaster, Texas / Lancaster HS 96 Rashaud Bell TE Fr. HS Atlanta, Ga. / South Atlanta HS 98 Malcolm Edmond DE RFr. HS Texarkana, Texas / Liberty-Eylau HS 99 Joey Gautney DE Fr. HS Whitehouse, Texas / Whitehouse HS Pronunciation Guide Luther AMBROSE AM-BROS DEMIERE Burkett duh-mear KENTARIUS Caldwell ken-tare-eous Patrick DVORACEK Duh-rah-check Carl ELIE L-E Conner FRYOUX free-ew Joey GAUTNEY Got-knee LINCSTON Jones link-stun RADI JABOUR Rah-dee JA-bour TAVARESE Maye Ta-VAR-us KEYVON Milton KEY-VAUGHN Ian McCOIG Mc-COY-gh Troy REFFETT REF-IT ZARRELL Sanders Zuh-rell Harley SCIONEAUX c-in-o KHAIRI Usher Kuh-HARR-E TRISTAN Warren Try-stin

24 ULM Depth Chart (10/4/11) OFFENSE QB 15 Kolton Browning (6-1, 196, So., Mabank, Texas) 14 Cody Wells (5-11, 196, Jr., Hoover, Ala.) RB 7 Jyruss Edwards (5-11, 198, So., White Castle, La.) 5 Centarius Donald (6-1, 216, So., Columbia, La.) WR 83 Anthony McCall (6-1, 190, Sr., Montgomery, Ala.) 86 Je Ron Hamm (6-3, 214, So., Leesville, La.) WR 18 Brent Leonard (6-2, 182, Jr., Keller, Texas ) 22 Luther Ambrose (5-9, 185, Sr., St. James, La.) WR 13 Colby Harper (5-11, 180, R-Fr., Wylie, Texas) 19 Tyler Cain (5-8, 179, Fr., West Monroe, La.) WR 8 Tavarese Maye (5-11, 171, So., Petal, Miss.) 88 Zarrell Sanders (5-10, 178, Jr., Shreveport, La.) TE 82 Kevin Steed (6-3, 223, So., Lithia Springs, Ga.) LT 65 Joseph Treadwell (6-4, 290, Fr., Pine Bluff, Ark.) 53 Patrick Dvoracek (6-3, 315, Jr., Fort Riley, Kan.) LG 66 Josh Allen (6-3, 280, So., Cedar Hill, Texas) 69 Justin Roberts (6-4, 302, Sr., Mt. Pleasant, Texas) C 72 Ryan McCaul (6-5, 294, Sr., Moore, Okla.) 78 Jon Fisher (6-3, 288, So., Oxford, Miss.) RG 56 Jonathan Gill (6-3, 299, Jr., South Grand Prairie, Texas) 77 Ben Risenhoover (6-1, 284, Fr., Jenks, Okla.) RT 57 Anthony Montgomery (6-4, 304, Sr., Adamsville, Ala.) 67 Jeremy Burton (6-1, 299, R-Fr., Muskogee, Okla.) DEFENSE DE 52 Ken Dorsey (6-0, 266, Sr., New Orleans, La.) 99 Joey Gautney (6-1, 254, Fr., Whitehouse, Texas) NT 91 Kentarius Caldwell (6-2, 255, So., Richardson, Texas) 90 Emanuel Jefferies (6-2, 274, So., Jackson, Miss.) DE 55 Troy Evans (6-1, 251, Sr., Shreveport, La.) 44 Jordan Landry (6-3, 232, Sr., St. James, La.) LB 51 R.J. Young (5-11, 232, Jr., DeSoto, Texas) 45 DaCorris Ford (6-1, 219, Jr., Longview, Texas) LB 54 Jason Edwards (5-11, 235, Sr., Baton Rouge, La.) 49 C.C. Carpenter (5-11, 222, Sr., West Monroe, La.) LB 35 Cameron Blakes (6-1, 231, Jr., Monroe, La.) 41 Lincston Jones (6-0, 241, Sr., Marrero, La.) CB 10 Tim Taylor (5-9, 180, Sr., Opelousas, La.) 4 Rob Donovan Lewis (5-10, 173, R-Fr., Jonesboro, La.) S 26 Nate Brown (5-9, 187, Sr., Wichita Falls, Texas) 3 Khairi Usher (5-9, 194, Jr., Meridian, Miss.) H 37 Darius Prelow (6-0, 211, Sr., Shreveport, La.) 31 Henry Mitchell (5-11, 191, Jr., Douglasville, Ga.) S 25 Isaiah Newsome (5-11, 194, So., Petal, Miss.) 30 Brandon Hardy (5-10, 201, Jr., Delhi, La.) CB 27 Vincent Eddie (5-8, 155, So., DeSoto, Texas) 46 Cordero Smith (5-11, 183, Fr., Garland, Texas) Career Starts SPECIAL TEAMS K 17 Justin Manton (6-2, 172, Fr., Prairieville, La.) 6 Conner Fryoux (5-8, 179, R-Fr., Gonzales, La.) P 2 Aaron Munoz (5-11, 190, So., Pace, Fla.) 6 Conner Fryoux (5-8, 179, R-Fr., Gonzales, La.) SS 73 Alex Chace (5-11, 276, Sr., Dumfries, Va.) 77 Ben Risenhoover (6-1, 284, Fr., Jenks, Okla.) LS 48 Madison Tharp (6-0, 206, So., Albertville, Ala.) 77 Ben Risenhoover (6-1, 284, Fr., Jenks, Okla.) H 14 Cody Wells (5-11, 194, Jr., Hoover, Ala.) 2 Aaron Munoz (5-11, 190, So., Pace, Fla.) KR 7 Jyruss Edwards (5-11, 198, So., White Castle, La.) 22 Luther Ambrose (5-9, 185, Sr., St. James, La.) PR 19 Tyler Cain (5-8, 179, Fr., West Monroe, La.) 18 Brent Leonard (6-2, 182, Jr., Keller, Texas) Offense Justin Roberts, OL Anthony McCall, WR Jonathan Gill, OL Luther Ambrose, WR Keavon Milton, TE... 18! Kolton Browning, QB Ryan McCaul, OL Anthony Montgomery, OL Tavarese Maye, WR Josh Allen, OL Brent Leonard, WR Jyruss Edwards, RB...8 Patrick Dvoracek, OL...6 Joseph Treadwell, OL...4 Ty Kittle, TE...2 Cody Wells, QB...2 Colby Harper, WR...1 Kevin Steed, TE...1 Jon Fisher, OL...1 Ben Risenhoover, OL...1 Defense Nate Brown, DB Darius Prelow, DB Troy Evans, DE Ken Dorsey, DE Jason Edwards, LB Cameron Blakes, LB Isaiah Newsome, S Otis Peterson, CB...9 Tim Taylor, CB...7* Khairi Usher, S...5 Vincent Eddie, CB...5 R.J. Young, LB...4 Kentarius Caldwell, NT...4 Emanuel Jefferies, NT...4 Rob Donovan Lewis, CB...1 Special Teams Radi Jabour, PK Alex Chace, SS Aaron Munoz, P Madison Tharp, DS Justin Maton, PK...4!10 as a DE / * 4 as WR

25 Opponent Schedules FLORIDA STATE (2-2, 0-1 ACC) Date Opponent Result Sept. 3 ULM W, 34-0 Sept. 10 Charleston Southern W, Sept. 17 Oklahoma L, Sept. 24 at Clemson * L, Oct. 8 at Wake Forest * Oct. 15 at Duke * Oct. 22 Maryland * Oct. 29 North Carolina State * Nov. 3 at Boston College * Nov. 12 Miami * Nov. 19 Virginia * Nov. 26 at Florida *ACC Game ARKANSAS STATE (3-2, 1-0 SBC) Date Opponent Result Sept. 3 at Illinois L, Sept. 10 Memphis W, 47-3 Sept. 17 at Virginia Tech L, 7-26 Sept. 24 Central Arkansas W, Oct. 1 at Western Kentucky * W, Oct. 8 at ULM * Oct. 18 FIU * Oct. 29 North Texas * Nov. 5 at Florida Atlantic * Nov. 12 UL-Lafayette * Nov. 19 at Middle Tennessee Dec. 3 Troy * *Sun Belt Game UL-LAFAYETTE (4-1, 2-0 SBC) Date Opponent Result Sept. 3 at Oklahoma State L, Sept. 10 at Kent State W, Sept. 17 Nicholls State W, Sept. 24 at FIU * W, Oct. 1 Florida Atlantic * W, Oct. 8 Troy * Oct. 15 North Texas * Oct. 22 at Western Kentucky * Oct. 29 at Middle Tennessee * Nov. 5 ULM * Nov. 12 at Arkansas State * Nov. 26 at Arizona *Sun Belt Game GRAMBLING STATE (1-4, 1-3 SWAC) Date Opponent Result Sept. 3 Alcorn State * W, Sept. 10 at ULM L, 7-35 Sept. 17 at Alabama State * L, Sept. 24 Alabama A&M * L, Oct. 1 Prairie View A&M * L, Oct. 15 Concordia College Oct. 22 Mississippi Valley State * Oct. 29 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff * Nov. 5 at Jackson State * Nov. 12 Texas Southern * Nov. 26 Southern * * SWAC Game TROY (2-2, 1-0 SBC) Date Opponent Result Sept. 3 at Clemson L, Sept. 17 at Arkansas L, Sept. 24 Middle Tennessee * W, Oct. 1 UAB W, Oct. 8 at UL-Lafayette * Oct. 15 ULM * Oct. 25 at FIU * Nov. 5 at Navy Nov. 12 North Texas * Nov. 19 Florida Atlantic * Nov. 26 at Western Kentucky * Dec. 3 at Arkansas State * *Sun Belt Game MIDDLE TENNESSEE (1-3, 0-1 SBC) Date Opponent Result Sept. 3 at Purdue L, Sept. 10 Georgia Tech L, Sept. 24 at Troy * L, Oct. 1 Memphis W, Oct. 6 Western Kentucky * Oct. 22 at Florida Atlantic * Oct. 29 UL-Lafayette * Nov. 5 at Tennessee Nov. 12 at ULM * Nov. 19 Arkansas State * Nov. 26 FIU * Dec. 3 at North Texas * *Sun Belt Game TCU (3-2, 1-0 MWC) Date Opponent Result Sept. 2 at Baylor L, Sept. 10 at Air Force * W, Sept. 17 ULM W, Sept. 24 Portland State W, Oct. 1 SMU L, Oct. 8 at San Diego State * Oct. 22 New Mexico * Oct. 28 BYU * Nov. 5 at Wyoming * Nov. 12 at Bosie State * Nov. 19 Colorado State * Dec. 3 UNLV * *MWC Game NORTH TEXAS (1-4, 0-1 SBC) Date Opponent Result Sept. 1 at FIU * L, Sept. 10 Houston L, Sept. 17 at Alabama L, 0-41 Sept. 24 Indiana W, Oct. 1 at Tulsa L, Oct. 8 Florida Atlantic * Oct. 15 at UL-Lafayette * Oct. 22 ULM * Oct. 29 at Arkansas State * Nov. 12 at Troy * Nov. 19 at Western Kentucky * Dec. 3 Middle Tennessee * *Sun Belt Game FIU (3-2, 1-1 SBC) Date Opponent Result Sept. 1 North Texas * W, Sept. 9 at Louisville W, Sept. 17 Central Florida W, Sept. 24 UL-Lafayette * L, Oct. 1 Duke L, Oct. 8 at Akron Oct. 18 at Arkansas State * Oct. 25 Troy * Nov. 5 at Western Kentucky * Nov. 12 Florida Atlantic * Nov. 19 at ULM * Nov. 26 at Middle Tennessee * *Sun Belt Game IOWA (3-1, 0-0 BIG 10) Date Opponent Result Sept. 3 Tennessee Tech W, 34-7 Sept. 10 at Iowa State L, (3OT) Sept. 17 Pittsburgh W, Sept. 24 ULM W, Oct. 8 at Penn State * Oct. 15 Northwestern * Oct. 22 Indiana * Oct. 29 at Minnesota * Nov. 5 Michigan * Nov. 12 Michigan State * Nov. 19 at Purdue * Nov. 25 at Nebraska * *Big 10 Game WESTERN KENTUCKY (0-4, 0-1 SBC) Date Opponent Result Sept. 1 vs. Kentucky L, 3-14 Sept. 10 Navy L, Sept. 17 Indiana State L, Oct. 1 Arkansas State * L, Oct. 6 at Middle Tennessee * Oct. 15 at Florida Atlantic * Oct. 22 UL-Lafayette Oct. 29 at ULM * Nov. 5 FIU * Nov. 12 at LSU Nov. 19 at North Texas * Nov. 26 Troy * *Sun Belt Game FLORIDA ATLANTIC (0-4, 0-1 SBC) Date Opponent Result Sept. 3 at Florida L, 3-41 Sept. 10 at Michigan State L, 0-44 Sept. 24 at Auburn L, Oct. 1 at UL-Lafayette * L, Oct. 8 at North Texas * Oct. 15 Western Kentucky * Oct. 22 Middle Tennessee * Nov. 5 Arkansas State * Nov. 12 at FIU * Nov. 19 at Troy * Nov. 26 UAB Dec. 3 ULM * *Sun Belt Game

26 2011 Starts By Position QB Browning (4) TB Edwards (4) Offense Defense WR Maye (4) McCall (4) Leonard (4) Ambrose (3) Harper (1) CB RT Montgomery (4) DE RG Gill (3) Risenhoover (1) C McCaul (4) NT LG Allen (4) LT Treadwell (4) DE TE Milton (3) Kittle (1) Eddie (4) Taylor (3) Lewis (1) Dorsey (4) Caldwell (4) Evans (4) H LB LB LB S Prelow (4) Blakes (4) Edwards (4) Young (4) Brown (4) (#) Indicates times started at designated position S Newsome (4) 2011 Game-by-game Offensive Starters Game WR WR LT LG C RG RT WR WR TE QB TB Florida State Ambrose McCall Montgomery Risenhoover McCaul Allen Treadwell Maye Leonard Milton Browning Edwards Grambling State Ambrose McCall Montgomery Gill McCaul Allen Treadwell Maye Leonard Milton Browning Edwards TCU Ambrose McCall Montgomery Gill McCaul Allen Treadwell Maye Leonard Milton Browning Edwards Iowa Harper McCall Montgomery Gill McCaul Allen Treadwell Maye Leonard Steed Browning Edwards Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee FIU Florida Atlantic 2011 Game-by-game Defensive Starters Game DE NT DE LB LB LB H S S CB CB Florida State Evans Caldwell Dorsey Young Edwards Blakes Prelow Newsome Brown Lewis Eddie Grambling State Evans Caldwell Dorsey Young Edwards Blakes Prelow Newsome Brown Taylor Eddie TCU Evans Caldwell Dorsey Young Edwards Blakes Prelow Newsome Brown Taylor Eddie Iowa Evans Caldwell Dorsey Young Edwards Blakes Prelow Newsome Brown Taylor Eddie Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky UL-Lafayette Middle Tennessee FIU Florida Atlantic

27 Warhawks in the Record Book CAREER RECORDS Career Passing Yards No. Name, Years YDs 1. Steven Jyles ( ) 8, John Holman ( ) 7, Raymond Philyaw ( ) 7, Doug Pederson ( ) 6, Kinsmon Lancaster ( ) 5, Stan Humphries ( ) 4, Andy Chance ( ) 3, Wendal Lowrey ( ) 3, Andre Vige ( ) 3, Robert Cobb ( ) 3,398 Kolton Browning (2010-pr.) 3,123 Career Pass Attempts 1. Steven Jyles, , John Holman, , Doug Pederson, , Raymond Philyaw, Kinsmon Lancaster, Andy Chance, Stan Humphries, Andre Vige, Kolton Browning (2010-pr.) Robert Cobb, Career Pass Completions 1. Steven Jyles, John Holman, Doug Pederson, Kinsmon Lancaster, Raymond Philyaw, Andy Chance, Kolton Browning, 2010-pr Stan Humphries, Andre Vige, Robert Cobb, Career Touchdown Passes 1. Steven Jyles, Raymond Philyaw, John Holman, Kinsmon Lancaster, Doug Pederson, Robert Cobb, Stan Humphries, Wendal Lowrey, Andre Vige, Kolton Browning, 2010-pr. 20 Rodney Horn, Career Receiving Yards PLAYER REC YDS 1. Stepfret Williams, , Marty Booker, , Mack Vincent , John Floyd, , Jackie Harris, , LaGregory Sapp, , Drouzon Quillen, 2002, , Darrell McNeal, , Cisco Richard, , Vincent Brisby, ,864 Luther Ambrose, 2008-pr ,388 Career Touchdown Receptions PLAYER REC YDS TD 1. Stepfret Williams, , Marty Booker, , Drouzon Quillen, 2002, , Mack Vincent , Vincent Brisby, , Darrell McNeal, , Rubin Jones, , , Alfred Kinney, , John Floyd, , Bobby Lewis, , Luther Ambrose, 2008-pr , ULM Career Total Offense 1. Steven Jyles, , John Holman, , Kinsmon Lancaster, , Raymond Philyaw, , Doug Pederson, , Stan Humphries, , Andy Chance, , Kolton Browning, 2010-pr. 3, Wendal Lowrey, , Calvin Dawson, ,378 ULM Career Scoring 1. Teddy Garcia, Rob Tallent, Stepfret Williams, Calvin Dawson, Frank Goodin, Radi Jabour, 2007-pr Cole Wilson, Scott Martin, Clark Blake, Cisco Richard, ULM Kick Career Scoring 1. Teddy Garcia, Rob Tallent, Radi Jabour, 2007-pr Cole Wilson, Scott Martin, Clark Blake, Cory Babineaux, Roger Miller, David Shrader, Tyler Kuecker, Bubba Toups, ULM Career Kick Return Yards 1. Jeff Steele, , Luther Ambrose, 2008-pr. 1, Neal Charles, , Charles Estes, , H.J. Adams, , Nathan Johnson, , Jyruss Edwards, 2010-pr. 1, Kevin Washington, Bryant Jacobs, Chris Hickman, Career Receptions PLAYER REC YDS AVG 1. Mack Vincent , Cisco Richard, , Marty Booker, , Stepfret Williams, , Darrell McNeal, , Jackie Harris, , Drouzon Quillen, 2002, , Tag Rome, , LaGregory Sapp, , Luther Ambrose, 2008-pr ,

28 Game-by-Game Statistics FIRST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING TOT OFF PUNTS FUM PENALTIES 3DN TIME OF GAME...SCORE TOT RU-PA-PE NO-YDS-TD C-A-I YDS TD PL-YDS NO-AVG F-L NO-YDS DNS POSS ULM of-15 29:32 at Florida State of-14 30:28 ULM of-20 34:56 vs. Grambling State of-15 25:04 ULM of-16 29:41 at TCU of-13 30:19 ULM of-14 32:00 at Iowa of-11 28:00

29 Statistical Highs and Lows ULM Points Scored Grambling State Low Florida State First Downs Iowa Low Florida State Rushing Plays Grambling State Low TCU Net Rushing Yards Grambling State Low Iowa Passes Attempted Iowa Low Florida State Had Intercepted Florida State / Grambling State Low TCU / Iowa Net Passing Yards Iowa Low Florida State Total Offensive Plays Grambling State Low Florida State Total Net Offense Grambling State Low Florida State Penalties Iowa Low TCU Penalty Yards Iowa Low Grambling State OPPONENTS Points Scored Iowa Low Grambling State First Downs Iowa Low Grambling State Rushing Plays TCU Low Florida State Net Rushing Yards TCU Low Grambling State Passes Attempted Florida State Low Grambling State Had Intercepted Grambling State Low TCU / Iowa Net Passing Yards Florida State Low Grambling State Total Offensive Plays TCU Low Grambling State Total Net Offense Iowa Low Grambling State Penalties Grambling State Low Iowa Penalty Yards Grambling State Low Iowa ULM INDIVIDUALS Rushes...22 Edwards, Jyruss vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011) Yards Rushing Donald, Centarius vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011) TD Rushes...1 Five Players Long Rush...55 Donald, Centarius vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011) Pass attempts...37 Browning, Kolton at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Pass completions...24 Browning, Kolton at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Yards Passing Browning, Kolton at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) TD Passes...1 Four Players Long Pass...42 Browning, Kolton vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011) Receptions...13 Leonard, Brent at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Yards Receiving Maye, Tavarese vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011) TD Receptions...1 Four Players Long Reception...42 Maye, Tavarese vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011) Field Goals...1 Manton, Justin at TCU (Sep 17, 2011)... Manton, Justin at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) Long Field Goal...43 Manton, Justin at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) Punts...5 Munoz, Aaron at Florida State (Sep. 3, 2011) Punting Avg Fryoux, Conner at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Long Punt...54 Munoz, Aaron at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Punts inside Munoz, Aaron at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Long Punt Return...7 Cain, Tyler at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Long Kickoff Return...38 Edwards, Jyruss at TCU (Sep 17, 2011)... Edwards, Jyruss at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) Tackles...11 Prelow, Darius at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011)... Edwards, Jason at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) Sacks Evans, Troy vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011)... Edwards, Jason vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011) Tackles For Loss Evans, Troy vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011) Interceptions...1 Prelow, Darius at Florida State (Sep. 3, 2011)... Prelow, Darius vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011)... Usher, Khairi vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011) Opponent Individuals Rushes Coker, Marcus, at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) Yards Rushing Coker, Marcus, at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) TD Rushes... 2 TUCKER, Matthew, at TCU (Sep 17, 2011)... Coker, Marcus, at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) Long Rush DEAN, Aundre, at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Pass attempts MANUEL,E, at Florida State (Sep. 3, 2011) Pass completions MANUEL,E, at Florida State (Sep. 3, 2011) Yards Passing Vandenberg, J., at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) TD Passes... 3 Vandenberg, J., at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) Long Pass PACHALL, Casey, at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Receptions... 7 BOYCE, Josh, at TCU (Sep 17, 2011)... McNutt, Marvin, at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) Yards Receiving BOYCE, Josh, at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) TD Receptions... 2 McNutt, Marvin, at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) Long Reception BOYCE, Josh, at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Field Goals... 2 HOPKINS,D., at Florida State (Sep. 3, 2011) Long Field Goal EVANS, Ross, at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Punts... 9 Carter,Fabian, vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011) Punting Avg Guthrie, Eric, at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) Long Punt Carter,Fabian, vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011) Punts inside POWELL,S., at Florida State (Sep. 3, 2011)... Carter,Fabian, vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011)... Guthrie, Eric, at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) Long Punt Return REID,G., at Florida State (Sep. 3, 2011)... Hyde, Micah, at Iowa (Sep 24, 2011) Long Kickoff Return MCCOY, Greg, at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Tackles Exama,Cliff, vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011) Sacks BROUGHTON, Bray, at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Tackles For Loss BROUGHTON, Bray, at TCU (Sep 17, 2011) Interceptions... 1 JOYNER,L., at Florida State (Sep. 3, 2011)... Bell,Dominic, vs Grambling State (Sep 10, 2011)

30 2011 Statistics 2011 Season Results (1-3, 0-0 Sun Belt) Date Opponent location result TV Attendance Sept. 3 at #5/6 Florida State tallahassee, Fla. L, 0-34 ESPNU 72,226 Sept. 10 Grambling State Monroe, La. W, 35-7 ESPN3 26,532 Sept. 17 at tcu ft. Worth, Texas L, The Mtn. 32,719 Sept. 24 at Iowa iowa City, Iowa L, B10N 70,585 Oct. 8 Arkansas State Monroe, La. Oct. 15 at Troy troy, Ala. SBN Oct. 22 at North Texas denton, Texas Oct. 29 Western Kentucky Monroe, La. Nov. 5 at UL-Lafayette lafayette, La. SBN Nov. 12 Middle Tennessee Monroe, La. Nov. 19 FIU Monroe, La. Dec. 3 at Florida Atlantic Boca Raton, Fla. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING... GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Donald, Centarius Edwards, Jyruss Browning, Kolton Bailey, Mitchell Washington, Monterre Ambrose, Luther Maye, Tavarese Wells, Cody Harper, Colby TEAM Total Opponents PASSING...G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Browning, Kolton Wells, Cody McCoig, Ian Total Opponents RECEIVING...G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Leonard, Brent Maye, Tavarese McCall, Anthony Harper, Colby Ambrose, Luther Edwards, Jyruss Hamm, Je Ron Steed, Kevin Milton, Keavon Donald, Centarius Sanders, Zarrell Griffin, Julian Kittle, Ty Total Opponents PUNTING...No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Munoz, Aaron Fryoux, Conner Total Opponents KICKOFFS...No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Manton, Justin Jabour, Radi Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS ULM OPP SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty 6 7 RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush TDs Rushing 5 7 PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing 4 8 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 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 31:32 28:28 3RD-DOWN Conversions 30/65 25/53 3rd-Down Pct 46% 47% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 2/7 3/3 4th-Down Pct 29% 100% SACKS BY-Yards MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 9 16 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES (7-9) 78% (15-17) 88% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (6-9) 67% (11-17) 65% PAT-ATTEMPTS (9-9) 100% (16-16) 100% ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game 1/ /58510 Neutral Site Games 0/0 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total ULM Opponents

31 2011 Statistics SCORING... TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Maye, Tavarese Manton, Justin Donald, Centarius Milton, Keavon Bailey, Mitchell Leonard, Brent Browning, Kolton Edwards, Jyruss Jabour, Radi Total Opponents TOTAL OFFENSE...G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Browning, Kolton Wells, Cody Donald, Centarius Edwards, Jyruss Bailey, Mitchell Washington, Monterre Ambrose, Luther Maye, Tavarese Harper, Colby TEAM Total Opponents PUNT RETURNS... No. Yds Avg TD Long Cain, Tyler Taylor, Tim Total Opponents INTERCEPTIONS... No. Yds Avg TD Long Prelow, Darius Usher, Khairi Total Opponents KICK RETURNS... No. Yds Avg TD Long Edwards, Jyruss Ambrose, Luther Bailey, Mitchell Cain, Tyler Total Opponents FUMBLE RETURNS... No. Yds Avg TD Long Total Opponents FIELD GOALS...FGM-FGA Pct Lg Blk Manton, Justin FG SEQUENCE ULM OPPONENTS Florida State - (24),(23) Grambling State 40,31 45 TCU (23),43 19,(28) Iowa (43),49 (23) Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. ALL PURPOSE...G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Edwards, Jyruss Maye, Tavarese Donald, Centarius Leonard, Brent McCall, Anthony Ambrose, Luther Browning, Kolton Harper, Colby Hamm, Je Ron Bailey, Mitchell Steed, Kevin Usher, Khairi Milton, Keavon Cain, Tyler Prelow, Darius Taylor, Tim Washington, Monterre Griffin, Julian Sanders, Zarrell Kittle, Ty Wells, Cody TEAM Total Opponents

32 2011 Statistics Tackles Sacks- ---Pass Def Fumbles Blkd DEFENSE GP-GS Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 37 Prelow, Darius Edwards, Jason Brown, Nate Taylor, Tim Eddie, Vincent Newsome, Isaiah Evans, Troy Blakes, Cameron Mitchell, Henry Dorsey, Ken Ford, DaCorris Young, R.J Caldwell, Kentarius Usher, Khairi Nard, John Smith, Cordero Carpenter, C.C Gautney, Joey McCall, Anthony Ambrose, Luther Bailey, Mitchell Landry, Jordan Jefferies, Emanuel Tharp, Madison Kittle, Ty Browning, Kolton Jones, Lincston Lewis, Rob Donovan Hardy, Brandon Donald, Centarius Total Opponents

33 Game-by-Game RUSHING Rush-Yds/TD FSU Grambling TCU Iowa ASU Troy UNT WKU ULL MTSU FIU FAU Ambrose 1-5/0 0-0/0 1-3/0 2-(-1)/0 Bailey 3-10/0 3-8/1 1-(-1)/0 1-0/0 Browning 11-28/0 6-(-4)/0 9-1/0 8-29/1 Donald 7-16/ /1 6-23/0 7-26/0 Edwards 6-24/ /1 9-56/0 6-8/0 Harper 1-1/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 Maye 1-3/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 2-2/1 Washington 4-4/0 4-11/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 Wells 4-9/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 4-(-5)/0 RECEIVING Rec-Yds/TD FSU Grambling TCU Iowa ASU Troy UNT WKU ULL MTSU FIU FAU Ambrose 0-0/0 3-14/0 2-8/0 0-0/0 Donald 0-0/0 1-8/0 0-0/0 1-6/0 Edwards 0-0/0 0-0/0 2-7/0 1-6/0 Hamm 2-22/0 0-0/0 1-12/0 1-11/0 Griffin DNP DNP 0-0/0 1-7/0 Harper 0-0/0 3-28/0 1-5/0 2-15/0 Kittle 1-6/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 DNP Leonard 1-15/0 1-14/ /1 8-74/0 Maye 2-16/ /1 4-72/1 7-53/0 McCall 3-19/0 0-0/0 5-28/0 4-83/0 Milton 0-0/0 3-16/1 1-8/0 DNP Sanders 1-7/0 0-0/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 Steed 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 4-38/0 PASSING C-A-I-Yds/TD Browning Wells Florida State / /0 Grambling State / /1 TCU / /1 Iowa / /0 Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky ULL Middle Tennessee FIU FAU FIELD GOALS Made, Missed, Blocked Manton Fryoux Florida State Grambling State 40, TCU 23, Iowa 43, Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky ULL Middle Tennessee FIU FAU PUNTING No.-Avg./I20 Munoz Fryoux Florida State / /0 Grambling State / /0 TCU / /0 Iowa / /1 Arkansas State Troy North Texas Western Kentucky ULL Middle Tennessee FIU FAU TACKLES UT-AT-TT FSU Grambling TCU Iowa ASU Troy UNT WKU ULL MTSU FIU FAU Ambrose Bailey Blakes Brown Caldwell Carpenter Dorsey Eddie Edwards Evans Ford Gautney Jefferies Jones Hardy DNP Kittle DNP Landry Lewis DNP DNP McCall Mitchell Nard Newsome Prelow Smith Taylor Tharp Usher Young

34 The Last Time... Scoring Scored 30 or more points...35 vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Scored 40 or more points...49 vs. North Texas (Nov. 20, 2010) Scored 50 or more points...58 vs. Texas Southern (Sept. 12, 2009) Scored 60 or more points...62 vs Weber State (Oct. 1, 1994) Scored 70 or more points vs. Alcorn State (Nov. 21, 1992) Total Offense Had more than 400 total yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Had more than 450 total yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Had more than 500 total yards vs. Florida International (Oct. 3, 2009) Had more than 550 total yards vs. Florida International (Oct. 3, 2009) Had more than 600 total yards vs. Middle Tennessee (Nov. 3, 2007) Had more than 650 total yards vs. Utah State (Oct. 26, 2002) Had more than 700 total yards vs. Alcorn State (Nov. 21, 1992) Rushing Offense Rushed for 150 or more yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Rushed for 200 or more yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Rushed for 250 or more yards vs. Western Kentucky (Nov. 14, 2009) Rushed for 300 or more yards vs. Florida International (Oct. 3, 2009) Rushed for 350 or more yards vs. Middle Tennessee (Nov. 3, 2007) Rushed for 400 or more yards vs. Alcorn State (Nov. 21, 1992) Rushed for 450 or more yards vs. Alcorn State (Nov. 21, 1992) Rushed for 500 or more yards vs. Alcorn State (Nov. 21, 1992) Passing Offense Passed for 250 or more yards at Iowa (Sept. 24, 2011) Passed for 300 or more yards at FIU (Nov. 6, 2010) Passed for 350 or more yards at FIU (Nov. 6, 2010) Passed for 400 or more yards vs. Utah State (Oct. 26, 2002) Passed for 450 or more yards vs. Utah State (Oct. 26, 2002) Passed for 500 or more yards at Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 11, 1989) Scoring Defense Allowed 0 points... 0 vs. Texas Southern (Sept. 12, 2009) Allowed 3 or fewer points... 0 vs. Texas Southern (Sept. 12, 2009) Allowed 7 or fewer points...7 vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed 10 or fewer points...7 vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed 14 or fewer points...7 vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Total Defense Allowed fewer than 75 total yards...63 vs Northwestern State (Sept. 1, 2005) Allowed fewer than 100 total yards...63 vs Northwestern State (Sept. 1, 2005) Allowed fewer than 125 total yards vs. Texas Southern (Sept. 12, 2009) Allowed fewer than 150 total yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed fewer than 175 total yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed fewer than 200 total yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed fewer than 225 total yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed fewer than 250 total yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed fewer than 275 total yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed fewer than 300 total yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Rushing Defense Allowed 0 or fewer yards...-4 vs. Grambling State (Nov. 10, 2007) Allowed 10 or fewer yards... 6 vs. Texas Southern (Sept. 12, 2009) Allowed 20 or fewer yards... 6 vs. Texas Southern (Sept. 12, 2009) Allowed 30 or fewer yards...26 vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed 40 or fewer yards...26 vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed 50 or fewer yards...26 vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed 60 or fewer yards...26 vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed 70 or fewer yards...26 vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed 80 or fewer yards...26 vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed 90 or fewer yards...26 vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed 100 or fewer yards...26 vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011)

35 The Last Time... Passing Defense Allowed 0 passing yards... 0 vs. Nicholls State (Sept. 16, 2000) Allowed 50 or fewer passing yards at North Texas (Nov. 21, 2002) Allowed 100 or fewer passing yards...95 at LSU (Nov. 13, 2010) Allowed 150 or fewer passing yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed 175 or fewer passing yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Allowed 200 or fewer passing yards vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Individual Rushing Had a player rush for 100 or more yards by Centarius Donald vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Had a player rush for 150 or more yards by Frank Goodin vs. Western Kentucky (Nov. 14, 2009) Had a player rush for 200 or more yards by Irving Spikes vs. Idaho (Nov. 20, 1993) Had a player rush for 225 or more yards by Irving Spikes vs. Idaho (Nov. 20, 1993) Had a player rush for 2 or more touchdowns...2 by Kolton Browning vs. Troy (Oct. 30, 2010) Had a player rush for 3 or more touchdowns... 3 by Frank Goodin vs. Florida International (Oct. 3, 2009) Had a player rush for 4 or more touchdowns...4 by Marquis Williams at UL-Lafayette (Oct. 25, 1997) Had a player rush for 5 or more touchdowns... Never Individual Passing Had a player pass for 200 or more yards by Kolton Browning vs. North Texas (Nov. 20, 2010) Had a player pass for 250 or more yards by Kolton Browning at FIU (Nov. 6, 2010) Had a player pass for 300 or more yards by Kinsmon Lancaster at FIU (Nov. 6, 2010) Had a player pass for 350 or more yards by Kinsmon Lancaster at Kansas (Sept. 9, 2006) Had a player pass for 400 or more yards by Steven Jyles vs. Utah State (Oct. 26, 2002) Had a player pass for 450 or more yards by Steven Jyles vs. Utah State (Oct. 26, 2002) Had a player pass for 500 or more yards by Doug Pederson at Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 11, 1989) Had a player pass for 2 or more touchdowns...5 by Kolton Browning vs. North Texas (Nov. 20, 2010) Had a player pass for 3 or more touchdowns...5 by Kolton Browning vs. North Texas (Nov. 20, 2010) Had a player pass for 4 or more touchdowns...5 by Kolton Browning vs. North Texas (Nov. 20, 2010) Had a player pass for 5 or more touchdowns...5 by Kolton Browning vs. North Texas (Nov. 20, 2010) Had a player complete 20 passes...24 by Kolton Browning at TCU (Sept. 17, 2011) Had a player complete 25 passes...27 by Kolton Browning at FIU (Nov. 6, 2010) Had a player complete 30 passes...32 by Steven Jyles vs. Florida International (Nov. 5, 2005) Had a player complete 35 passes...46 by Doug Pederson at Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 11, 1989) Had a player complete 15 straight passes...15 by Trey Revell vs. Texas (Sept. 5, 2009) & vs. Texas Southern (Sept. 12, 2009) -- 3 vs. UT & 12 vs. TSU Had a player throw 30 passes...37 by Kolton Browning at TCU (Sept. 17, 2011) Had a player throw 35 passes...37 by Kolton Browning at TCU (Sept. 17, 2011) Had a player throw 40 passes...43 by Kolton Browning at Middle Tennessee (Oct. 23, 2010) Had a player throw 45 passes...49 by Steven Jyles vs. Florida International (Nov. 5, 2005) Had a player throw 50 passes by Andy Chance vs. Nicholls State (Sept. 16, 2000) Individual Receiving Had a player with 10 or more receptions in a game by Brent Leonard at TCU (Sept. 17, 2011) Had a player with 11 or more receptions in a game by Brent Leonard at TCU (Sept. 17, 2011) Had a player with 12 or more receptions in a game by Brent Leonard at TCU (Sept. 17, 2011) Had a player with 13 or more receptions in a game by Brent Leonard at TCU (Sept. 17, 2011) Had a player with 14 or more receptions in a game...16 by Jackie Harris vs. Lamar (Oct. 29, 1988) Had a player with 15 or more receptions in a game...16 by Jackie Harris vs. Lamar (Oct. 29, 1988) Had a player with 100 or more yards by Tavarese Maye vs. Grambling State (Sept. 10, 2011) Had a player receive 150 or more yards by LaGregory Sapp at North Texas (Nov. 7, 2009) Had a player receive 200 or more yards by Marty Booker at Central Florida (Oct. 12, 1996) Had a player receive 250 or more yards by Stepfret Williams at Nevada (Oct. 14, 1995) Had a player receive for 2 or more touchdowns...2 by Luther Ambrose vs. North Texas (Nov. 20, 2010) Had a player receive for 3 or more touchdowns... 3 by Marty Booker vs. Portland State (Nov. 21, 1998) Had a player receive for 4 or more touchdowns...4 by Stepfret Williams at Nevada (Oct. 14, 1995) Had a player receive for 5 or more touchdowns... Never

36 Game 1 ULM 0 #5 Florida State 34 Sept. 3, 2011 Doak Campbell Stadium (72,226) Tallahassee, Fla. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- The ULM defense held the nation s fifth-ranked team for as long as it could, but field position and time of possession proved to be too much as the Seminoles handed the Warhawks a 34-0 loss in the season opener for both clubs Saturday at Doak-Campbell Stadium. Florida State (1-0) had just 45 yards of offense and six rushing yards in the opening quarter of play and went into the halftime break with just 52 yards on the ground. Florida State started three of its first five drives in ULM territory and another on its own 47-yard line, while ULM started inside its own 20-yard line on five of its first eight drives. For the game, Florida State s average starting field position was its own 43-yard line while ULM s averaging starting field position was its own 16-yard line. The Seminoles finished the game with 372 yards against a Warhawk defense that was on the field for over 30 minutes. ULM, who has led the Sun Belt in rushing each of the past two seasons, held Florida State to just 92 yards on the ground. The Seminoles opened the scoring late in the first quarter on a 9-yard pass from EJ Manuel to Bert Reed on a third-and-goal. Kentarius Caldwell forced the third-and-long with his first career sack one play earlier and the Warhawks chased Manuel out of the pocket on the touchdown throw. Manuel finished the game 22-of-34 for 252 yards with a pair of touchdowns and an interception; he also rushed for 22 yards on eight carries. Rodney Smith had six receptions for 78 yards while Jarred Haggins had five catches for 28 yards. Florida State s much heralded defense held ULM to just 191 yards in the game with 99 coming on the ground. Kolton Browning finished the game 11-for-19 for 85 yards through the air and led the Warhawks in rushing with 28 yards on 11 carries (he gained 61 yards from scrimmage, but had 33 negative yards of rushing). In his first game on the defensive side of the ball, converted wide receiver Tim Taylor had a game-high nine tackles and a tackle for loss. Darius Prelow finished with four tackles, a sack and an interception while Caldwell had four tackles, a sack and two tackles for loss. FSU ate up a chunk of the second-quarter clock with a 17-play, eight minute drive that resulted in a 24-yard field goal by Dustin Hopkins to increase the Seminole lead to Florida State all but abandoned the run game during the drive until it reached the Warhawk 5-yard line as Manuel attempted a pass on 10 of the first 12 plays on the drive. Following ULM s fourth three-and-out of the first half, Greg Reid gave the Seminoles the ball on the ULM 17-yard line with a 30-yard punt return. However, Prelow intercepted Manuel in the end zone on the first play of the drive. Three plays quickly moved the ball 28 yards, but Browning s first-down pass was intercepted by Lamarcus Joyner at the Seminoles 16-yard line. FSU took advantage of the turnover as Manuel found a streaking Greg Dent for a 50-yard touchdown pass on 3rd-and-9 with just over a minute to play in the half to give the Seminoles a 17-0 lead at the break. Devonta Freeman pushed the FSU lead out to 24-0 with a 1-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter. The Seminoles converted three third downs on the drive and on all three they needed at least five yards to keep the drive going. The Warhawks followed with their best offensive drive of the game as they marched down to the Florida State 28-yard line. Browning converted a pair of third downs to keep the drive alive; the first with his legs on a 10-yard run and the second with a 17-yard pass to Je Ron Hamm when the Warhawks needed 15 yards. However, the Seminoles dropped Browning for a 4-yard loss on fourth and inches to end the drive. Hopkins hit his second field goal of the game, this one from 23-yards out, and Rashad Greene threw a 28-yard touchdown pass to Clint Trickett to cap the scoring. Score by Quarters Score ULM Florida State Scoring Summary FSU - Manuel 9-yard pass to Reed (Hopkins kick), 4:16, 1st 7-0 FSU - Hopkins 24-yard FG, 6:53, 2nd 10-0 FSU - Manuel 50-yard pass to Dent (Hopkins kick), 1:09, 2nd 17-0 FSU - Freeman 1-yard run (Hopkins kick), 3:48, 3rd 24-0 FSU - Hopkins 23-yard FG, 8:35, 4th 27-0 FSU - Greene 28-yard pass to Trickett (Hopkins pass), 6:57, 4th 34-0 Game 2 Grambling State 7 ULM 35 Sept. 10, 2011 Malone Stadium (26,532) Monroe, La. MONROE, La. - The ULM football team capitalized early on a string of impact plays, but it was a solid defensive effort that vaulted the Warhawks to a 35-7 victory over Grambling State at Malone Stadium in front of a crowd of 26, the third largest in stadium history. ULM (1-1) registered 10 tackles for loss, its most since 2008, in limiting Grambling State to only 144 yards of total offense. The Warhawks sacked Tigers quarterback D.J. Williams seven times, a team-best in the Sun Belt era. Defensive end Troy Evans led all ULM defenders with six tackles, including five for loss, and 2.0 sacks. The five stops behind the line of scrimmage were 0.5 TFL off Steve Foley s school record of 5.5 in a single game set in The Warhawk rushing attack was the catalyst offensively, accounting for 249 yards on 47 carries. Centarius Donald enjoyed a breakout performance on the ground, gaining a career-best 144 yards on only 12 carries, the first ULM 100-yard runner since Frank Goodin gained 108 yards against UL-Lafayette in Jyruss Edwards added 90 yards on 22 attempts to bookend the balanced rushing effort. ULM received the opening kickoff and drove the ball 37 yards in nine plays, but Kolton Browning s third-andseven pass attempt in the direction of Luther Ambrose was overthrown. Kicker Justin Manton s 40-yard field goal attempt sailed wide right to keep the game scoreless. The Warhawk defense forced Grambling State into a three-and-out on its first offensive drive. With the Tigers in punt formation, gunner Tim Taylor rushed untouched from the left side to block Fabian Carter s attempt. Khairi Usher recovered the ball at the Tigers 6-yard line. Two plays later, Browning connected with wideout Tavarese Maye on a 7-yard scoring toss. Grambling State (1-1) was again forced into a three-and-out its next possession, but recovered a muffed punt return by Tyler Cain in ULM territory. Williams moved the Tigers 46 yards in five plays, hooking up with Damia Jefferson on a 20-yard post route to tie the game at seven-all. After taking over at their own 37, the Warhawks drove 49 yards in 12 plays, highlighted by a 22-yard Donald romp through the middle of the Tigers secondary for a key first down. The drive stalled at the Grambling State 14, and Manton was called upon to attempt a 31-yard field goal, but the kick again missed wide to the right. Usher then made his second big play of the half, stepping in front of a Williams pass for his first career interception. His 32-yard return gave ULM the ball at the Grambling State 3-yard line. Cody Wells entered the game at quarterback to begin the next drive, and after two rushing attempts netted a total of two yards, connected with tight end Keavon Milton on a one-yard touchdown toss to push ULM in front The reception was the fourth of Milton s career, all of which accounted for touchdowns. Milton later added his first non-touchdown catch during the third quarter. Both teams traded punts on their first two possessions of the second quarter. After the third drive of the frame came to a halt, the Warhawks received a second chance when Grambling State was flagged for running into punter Aaron Munoz. The Warhawk offense made the most of the good fortune, as Browning hooked up with Maye on a 42-yard strike down the seam two plays later to set up first-and-goal at the five. Edwards barreled his way over left tackle on second-and-goal to extend the ULM lead to 14, Darius Prelow intercepted a Williams pass on third-and-eight on the Tigers next possession, returning the ball 20 yards to the Grambling State 45. The takeaway was the second of the game for the Warhawks, and the 45th in 23 games under defensive coordinator Troy Reffett. Donald then broke the game open for ULM, scampering up the middle 55 yards to pay dirt for his first career rushing touchdown, capping a three-play drive to extend the lead to 28-7 in favor of the home squad. The Warhawks concluded the scoring with a 13-play, 77-yard drive that took up 5:47 of game clock, as Mitchell Bailey carried the ball four yards off the left side for his first rushing touchdown, stretching the lead to Browning finished the game 15-of-31 through the air for 161 yards, while Wells was 4-of-5 for 44 yards in limited duty. Maye led all receivers with a career-high eight receptions for 125 yards. For Grambling State, Williams completed 10-of-21 passes for 118 yards. Kenneth Batiste gained 32 yards on 11 carries to pace the running game. Score by Quarters Score Grambling State ULM Scoring Summary ULM - Browning 7-yard pass to Maye (Manton kick), 9:12, 1st 7-0 GSU - Williams 20-yard pass to Jefferson (Riazzo kick), 6:47, 1st 7-7 ULM - Wells 1-yard pass to Milton (Manton kick), 0:19, 1st 14-7 ULM - Edwards 5-yard run (Manton kick), 4:00, 2nd 21-7 ULM - Donald 55-yard run (Manton kick), 1:27, 2nd 28-7 ULM - Bailey 4-yard run (Jabour kick), 9:13, 4th 35-7 ULM FSU FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 29:32 30:28 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 15 8 of 14 RUSHING: (ULM) Browning 11-28, Edwards 6-24, Donald 7-16, Bailey 3-10, Wells 4-9, Ambrose 1-5, Washington 4-4, Maye 1-3, Haper 1-1; (FSU) Thompson 6-33, Freeman 7-24 (TD), Manuel 8-22, Jones 5-9, Smiley 1-4, Pryor 1-0 PASSING: (ULM) Browning , Wells ; (FSU) Manuel (2TD), Trickett (TD) RECEIVING: (ULM) McCall 3-19, Hamm 2-22, Maye 2-16, Edwards 2-7, Leonard 1-15, Sanders 1-7, Kittle 1-6; (FSU) Smith 6-78, Haggins 5-28, Reed 4-43 (TD), Jones 2-9, Dent 1-50 (TD), Greene 1-28 (TD), Shaw 1-17, Reliford 1-13, Freeman 1-8, O Leary 1-6 GSU ULM FIRST DOWNS 4 21 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 25:04 34:56 Third-Down Conversions 2 of of 20 RUSHING: (ULM) Donald (TD), Edwards (TD), Washington 4-11, Bailey 3-8 (TD), Browning 6-(-4); (GSU) Batiste 11-32, Martin 9-13, Roberts 2-5, Williams 8-(-24) PASSING: (ULM) Browning (TD), Wells (TD), McCoig ; (GSU) Williams (TD) RECEIVING: (ULM) Maye (TD), Harper 3-28, Milton 3-16 (TD), Ambrose 3-14, Leonard 1-14, Donald 1-8; (GSU) Louis 3-37, Jefferson 2-42 (TD), Maxwell 2-14, Martin 1-12, Hedgemon 1-10, Phillips 1-3

37 Game 3 ULM 17 #23 TCU 38 Sept. 17, 2011 Amon G. Carter Stadium (32,719) Ft. Worth, Texas FORT WORTH, TEXAS - ULM jumped out to an early first quarter lead over No. 23 TCU, but the Horned Frogs rallied with 24-unanswered points to defeat the Warhawks at Amon G. Carter Stadium. The Warhawks (1-2) marched 74 yards on nine plays after receiving the opening kickoff, highlighted by a 36-yard Jyruss Edwards rush down the left sideline. ULM moved the ball as far as the Horned Frogs 6-yard line before settling for a Justin Manton 23-yard field goal for the early 3-0 advantage. TCU responded quickly with Casey Pachall hooking up with Josh Boyce on a 68-yard touchdown strike to cap a five-play, 82-yard drive to take the lead 7-3. Cody Wells entered the game at quarterback to begin ULM s second drive and took to the air immediately. He completed all five of his pass attempts for 38 yards, with the longest coming on a 22-yard scoring post route to Brent Leonard on 4th-and-5 to vault the Warhawks back into the lead, Leonard finished the game with a career-high 13 catches for 92 yards; his 13 receptions are the second most in ULM history just three behind Jackie Harris school record of 16 set in Kolton Browning finished 24-of-37 for 194 yards. The sophomore moved into eighth spot on the career completions list (284), ninth on the career total offense list (3,402) and 10th on the career touchdown passes list (20). The Horned Frogs (2-1, 1-0 MWC) countered quickly going 65 yards in nine plays aided by a defensive pass interference call on 3rd-and-8 that gave TCU new life at the Warhawks 20-yard line. Matthew Tucker pounded the ball across the goal line from five yards out for the advantage. Browning, ULM s starter under center, returned to the game on ULM s next possession and put on an aerial display of his own as he hit Tavarese Maye on a 28-yard drag route to midfield. Maye was not finished on the drive. He laid out beautifully on a 37-yard Browning touchdown toss on a go-route to pay dirt to put the Warhawks back on top, Maye finished with four catches for 72 yards. Pachall and the Horned Frogs would not be denied for long as they pieced together an impressive 12-play, 73-yard drive bookended by an Antoine Hicks 2-yard touchdown dive to go back in front Pachall finished 15-of-23 for 204 yards. The Warhawks made the first significant defensive play of the contest with 10 seconds remaining in the first half. R.J. Young sprung loose from a block to force and recover a Pachall fumble at the TCU 32-yard line A 7-yard out route to Maye put the Warhawks in range for a field goal attempt, but Manton s 43-yard try sailed wide left sending TCU to the locker room with a advantage. The Warhawks outgained the Horned Frogs in the opening half and the two quarterbacks combined to complete 17 of their 20 pass attempts. TCU roared out of the gates to begin the second frame as Greg McCoy streaked 94 yards untouched down the sideline on the opening kickoff of the second half to give the Horned Frogs a lead. A costly fumble by Edwards stopped ULM s opening drive of the half and gave the Horned Frogs the short field on the ULM 28-yard line. Six plays later a Tucker 1-yard plunge pushed TCU in front Ross Evans closed out the scoring with a 28-yard field goal late in the fourth quarter. Game 4 ULM 17 Iowa 45 Sept. 24, 2011 Kinnick Stadium (70,585) Iowa City, Iowa IOWA CITY, IOWA - Iowa built a 25-point halftime lead and went on to defeat ULM in non-conference action at Kinnick Stadium. The game wraps up ULM s challenging non-conference schedule which also featured Florida State and TCU. The Hawkeyes (3-1) had success through the air as they passed for 273 yards on the afternoon. James Vandenberg completed 21-of-32 pass attempts for 270 yards and three touchdowns. Marvin McNutt led Iowa with seven catches for 100 yards and two scores. The Warhawks (1-3) gained a season-high 293 yards passing and finished with 352 yards of total offense on the afternoon. Kolton Browning completed 16-of-27 attempts for 131 yards and backup quarterback Cody Wells completed 13-of-17 attempts for 162 yards. Browning also led the Warhawks on the ground with 29 yards on eight carries. Browning passed Stan Humphries for seventh place on the all-time completions list (300) and Wendal Lowrey for the eighth spot in total offense (3,562 yards). Vandenberg capped a 9-play, 74-drive by the Hawkeyes to open the game with a 1-yard run on 4th-and goal. ULM responded on the ensuing possession moving 57 yards in 14 plays. Justin Manton s 43-yard field goal pulled the Warhawks to within four, 7-3. Vandenberg led the Hawkeye offense right back down the field and finished the drive with a 13-yard touchdown toss to McNutt in the corner of the end zone to give Iowa a 14-3 advantage. After the teams traded punts, the Hawkeyes hit pay dirt once more on Marcus Coker s 3-yard plunge pushed the lead to 21-3 early in the second quarter. ULM forced the game s only turnover with 5:33 left in the 2nd quarter. Isaiah Newsome recovered a fumble forced by Cameron Blakes at the Iowa 26-yard line. ULM moved the ball deep into Hawkeye territory, but a Browning pass to Brent Leonard on 4th down fell incomplete to halt the drive. Leonard led the Warhawks with eight catches for 74 yards one week after catching 13 passes at TCU. Tavarese Maye had seven catches for 53 yards and Anthony McCall hauled in four passes for 83 yards. Iowa made the most of the defensive stop as it covered 80 yards in eight plays to take a 28-3 lead into the half. Vandenberg found McNutt in the end zone from 17 yards out with just over two minutes remaining in the second quarter. The ULM offense engineered its most effective series of the contest to start the second half. Browning punched the ball in on a 4-yard quarterback draw to cap a 13-play, 71-yard drive. The touchdown moved ULM within three scores, 28-10, with 9:35 to play in the third quarter. However, Iowa responded once again with another touchdown. Coker scored his second touchdown on the ground, this time on a 2-yard dive, to stretch the lead back to 25 points at Coker finished with 113 yards on 18 carries; he is the first player to rush for over 100 yards against ULM this season. Wells took over the primary duties at quarterback late in the third quarter and efficiently moved ULM 76 yards. The drive was aided by a 25-yard completion on fourth down to Anthony McCall on a broken play. Maye carried the ball across the goal line from a yard out on an end-around to make the score Iowa recovered the subsequent ULM onside kick attempt and needed only three plays to strike for the final touchdown of the game. Vandenberg found Keenan Davis wide open in the end zone on a 23-yard hook up to give the hosts a advantage. The Hawkeyes would add a 23-yard field goal by Mike Meyer in the fourth quarter for the final points of the day. Score by Quarters Score ULM TCU Scoring Summary ULM - Manton 23-yard field goal, 11:57, 1st 0-3 TCU - Pachall 68-yard pass to Boyce (Evans kick), 10:09, 1st 7-3 ULM - Wells 22-yard pass to Leonard (Manton kick), 05:59, 1st 7-10 TCU - Tucker 5-yard run (Evans kick), 02:33, 1st ULM - Browning 37-yard pass to Maye (Manton kick), 0:19, 1st TCU - Hicks 2-yard run (Evans kick), 05:16, 2nd TCU - McCoy 94-yard kickoff return (Evans kick), 14:47, 3rd TCU - Tucker 1-yard run (Evans kick), 10:42, 3rd TCU - Evans 28-yard field goal, 0:27, 4th ULM TCU FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 29:41 30:19 Third-Down Conversions 8 of 16 9 of 13 RUSHING: (ULM) Edwards 9-56, Donald 6-23, Ambrose 1-3, Browning 9-1, Bailey 1-(-1); (TCU) James 11-89, Dean 11-67, Tucker (2TD), Fort 2-6, Hicks 1-2, Brown 1-(-3), Pachall 4-(-20) PASSING: (ULM) Browning (TD), Wells (TD); (TCU) Pachall (TD) RECEIVING: (ULM) Leonard (TD), McCall 5-28, Maye 4-72 (TD), Ambrose 2-8, Edwards 2-7, Hamm 1-12, Milton 1-8, Harper 1-5; (TCU) Boyce (TD), Dawson 2-29, Jones 1-13, White 1-9, Carter 1-7, James 1-6, Hicks 1-5, Shivers 1-1 Score by Quarters Score ULM Iowa Scoring Summary Iowa - Vandenberg 1-yard run (Meyer kick), 11:39, 1st 7-0 ULM - Manton 43-yard field goal, 05:40, 1st 7-3 Iowa - Vandenberg 13-yard pass to McNutt (Meyer kick), 01:39, 1st 14-3 Iowa - Coker 4-yard run (Meyer kick), 09:32, 2nd 21-3 Iowa - Vandenberg 17-yard pass to McNutt (Meyer kick), 02:07, 2nd 28-3 ULM - Browning 4-yard run (Manton kick), 09:35, 3rd Iowa - Coker 2-yard run (Meyer kick), 06:47, 3rd ULM - Maye 1-yard run (Manton kick), 01:56, 3rd Iowa - Vandenberg 23-yard pass to Davis (Meyer kick), 00:39, 3rd Iowa - Meyer 23-yard field goal, 08:57, 4th ULM Iowa FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 32:00 28:00 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 15 6 of 11 RUSHING: (ULM) Browning 8-29 (TD), Donald 7-26, Edwards 6-8, Maye 2-2 (TD), Bailey 1-0, Ambrose 2-(-1), Wells 4-(-5); (IOWA) Coker (2TD), Canzeri 5-30, Bullock 7-18, White 1-10, Vandenberg 3-9 (TD) PASSING: (ULM) Browning , Wells ; (IOWA) Vandenberg (3TD), Derby RECEIVING: (ULM) Leonard 8-74, Maye 7-53, McCall 4-83, Steed 4-38, Harper 2-15, Hamm 1-11, Griffin 1-7, Edwards 1-6, Donald 1-6; (IOWA) McNutt (2TD), Martin-Manley 6-82, Davis 2-32 (TD), White 2-21, Coker 2-18, Derby 1-9, Fiedorowicz 1-8, Staggs 1-3