Game 10 - Nov. 9, 2013

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1 Liberty University at a Glance Location: Lynchburg, Va. Enrollment: 12,600 Founder: Dr. Jerry Falwell President: Jerry Falwell, Jr. Director of Athletics: Jeff Barber Founded: 1971 Nickname: Flames Colors: Red, White & Blue Football Began: 1973 All-Time Football Record: (.506) Affiliation: NCAA Division I FCS Conference: Big South Stadium: Williams Stadium Capacity: 19,200 Surface: FieldTurf 2012 Record: 6-5 Big South Record: 5-1 (T1st) Final Rankings: NR Offensive Formation: One-Back Set Defensive Formation: Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 37/ Starters Returning/Lost: 18/10 Head Coach: Turner Gill (North Texas, 90) Record at Liberty: 11-9 (Second season) Overall Record: (Eighth season) Media Information Radio Station: LFSN Radio Play-By-Play Broadcaster: Alan York Color Commentator: Paul Rutigliano Sidelines: Nick Pierce Pregame: Jamie Hall, Matt Camire & Nick Pierce Statistician: Matt Camire Engineer: Chris Wygal Television Station: LFSN TV (ESPN3/MASN) Play-By-Play Broadcaster: Mike Tilley Color Commentator: Ray Jones Sideline/Pregame/Halftime Reporters: Erin McKeown, D.J. Jordan, Paul Rutigliano Series with Presbyterian College: Liberty leads the overall series with Presbyterian College, 6-4 Liberty has won all four meetings against Presbyterian College since the Blue Hose became official Big South members in 2009 Liberty is 3-2 against Presbyterian College in Lynchburg, with both losses taking place at Lynchburg s City Stadium Liberty is 3-0 against Presbyterian College at Williams Stadium, having outscored the Blue Hose, 130 to 53, during those contests During the last three meetings with Presbyterian College at Williams Stadium, Liberty s average margin of victory is 25.6 points per game and the Flames have scored an average of 43.3 points per game The last time the Blue Hose visited Williams Stadium, Liberty needed double overtime to get by Presbyterian College, 27-20, on Oct. 29, 2011 Attendance Notes: The VMI game on Saturday was played in front of 18,334 fans, which is the eighth-largest crowd in Williams Stadium history The attendance figures for three of Liberty s five home games in 2013 rank in the stadium s Top 10 best-attended games list Game 10 - Nov. 9, 2013 Presbyterian College Blue Hose vs. Liberty Flames (3-5, 1-1 Big South) (5-4, 2-1 Big South) Lynchburg, Va. (Williams Stadium - 19,200) - 3:37 p.m. Following the VMI game, Liberty currently ranks No. 5 in the country in total home attendance (87,007), No. 8 in average home attendance (17,401) and No. 21 in filling stadium capacity (90.63 percent) Liberty needs 12,993 fans to attend its final two home regular season games to break 100,000 in total home attendance for the first time in program history (stadium record is 98,515 for six home games in 2011) Noting November: Saturday s game against VMI marked the first of four games in the month of November for the Flames Since the 2006 season, Liberty has posted a 18-4 record in the 11th month of the year Since the 2003 season, Liberty has posted a 24-7 record in the 11th month of the year Liberty was 3-0 last year in the month of November during its first season under head coach Turner Gill (W/ vs. Charleston Southern; W/ vs. No. 6 Stony Brook; W/ at VMI) During the last 10 seasons, Liberty has posted a perfect record in November five times (2003, 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2012) During the 2003 season, Liberty finished the month of November with a 4-0 record, marking the only time Liberty has won four games in the 11th month of the year in program history 2013 Liberty Flames Football Schedule (Rankings: Sports Network/FCS Coaches Poll) Date Opponent Time W/L Score News & Note: 8/29 at Kent State 6 p.m. L LU s third-straight season-opening loss, all to FBS teams 9/7 Monmouth 7 p.m. W LU won its home opener for the 10th time in 11 games 9/14 Morgan State 7 p.m. W Limited MSU to an opponent-season low 171 TO yards Hall of Fame Weekend 9/21 at No. 23/20 Richmond 6 p.m. L Two teams combined for 814 total offensive yards 9/28 Kentucky Wesleyan 7 p.m. W 73-7 Second most points scored in a game in program history 10/5 at Old Dominion 6 p.m. L ODU scored twice during the last five minutes of the game 10/19 No. 6/4 Coastal Carolina * 3:30 p.m. L Liberty s first overtime game since 2011 Homecoming Weekend 2OT 10/26 at Gardner-Webb * 1:30 p.m. W 24-0 LU s first shutout since 2011, HC Turner Gill s first shutout 11/2 VMI * 3:30 p.m. W 17-7 LU s lowest point in a victory this season Military Appreciation Day/Family Weekend 11/9 Presbyterian College * 3:30 p.m. Series: Liberty leads, 6-4 (TV: LFSN/ESPN3/MASN) 11/16 Brevard 3:30 p.m. Series: First Meeting (TV: LFSN/ESPN3/MASN) 11/23 at No. 18/16 Charleston So. * 11 a.m. Series: Liberty leads, 18-2 (TV: ESPN3/BSC) * - Big South Conference game

2 Flames Head Coach Turner Gill Second Year at Liberty Career Coaching Record: Record at Liberty: 11-9 (7-2 Big South) Turner Gill Coaching Career Liberty Head Coach Kansas Head Coach Buffalo Head Coach 2005 NFL Green Bay Director of Player Development/Off. Asst.) Nebraska Asst. HC, QB, WR 1991 SMU Wide Receivers 1990 Nebraska Graduate Asst North Texas Graduate Asst. Education: B.A., Behavior Analysis (North Texas, 90) Hometown: Fort Worth, Texas Wife: Gayle Children: Jordan and Margaux Birthday: Aug. 13, 1962 (Age 51) Year-by-Year Head Coaching Record: Buffalo (14-18 MAC) MAC - 6th/East MAC - T1st/East MAC - 1st/East MAC - 5th/East Kansas (1-16 Big 12) Big 12-6th/North Big 12-10th Liberty (7-2 Big South) Big South - T1st Big South Total (Conference) College Career Highlights: Nebraska Three-time All-Big Eight selection 1983 Heisman Trophy finalist (finished fourth) 1983 Nebraska Co-Captain 1983 Novak Trophy Winner Career passing 231-of-428 (54.0 comp. %), 3,317 yds., 34 TDs, 11 INTs Career rushing 290 carries, 1,593 yds. (4.5 avg.), 18 TDs Record as starting quarterback 28-2 Big Eight record as starting quarterback 20-0 Three-straight Orange Bowl appearances Nebraska Football Hall of Fame inductee (1989) Orange Bowl Hall of Fame inductee (2006) Played baseball for Nebraska in 1983 All-Big Eight selection at shortstop Post Collegiate Playing Career Highlights: Baseball Selected in the MLB Draft by the Chicago White Sox in 1979 and by the New York Yankees in 1983 Signed free agent contract with the Cleveland Indians in 1986 Played for A Waterloo Indians in 1986 Played for AA Williamsport Bills in Football Played two seasons in the CFL for the Montreal Concordes Career passing 411-of-727 (56.5 comp. %), 4,928 yds., 23 TDs, 24 INTs Career rushing 173 carries, 826 yds. (4.8 avg.), 7 TDs Career Coaching Highlights: Nebraska (Asst. Coach) QB Coach ( ); WR Coach (2004) 13-straight bowl appearances Three national championships (1994, 1995, 1997) Coached All-America QBs Tommy Frazier (1995) and Heisman Trophy winner Eric Coach (2001) 2002 Frank Broyles Award finalist (national Asst. Coach of the Year) Buffalo (Head Coach) 2007 MAC Coach of the Year 2008 MAC Champions/International Bowl Kansas (Head Coach) Coached 10 All-Big 12 honorees Defeated No. 15 Georgia Tech, 28-25, for his first win at Kansas Liberty (Head Coach) Big South Conference Champions in 2012 Defeated No. 6/8 Stony Brook, 28-14, Liberty s first-ever win over a Top 10 program on Nov. 10, 2012 Coached 13 All-Big South honorees in 2012 Where Are They On Game Day? On the Field Joe Dailey - QB Jamaal Fobbs - RB Bryant Lewellyn - DT Vantz Singletary - DL Juan Taylor - WR Dennis Wagner - OL Robert Wimberly - LB/S In the Booth Josh Bookbinder - OLB Marshall Roberts - CB Aaron Stamn - TE&FB Flames Football Coaching Staff Offense Yrs. at Liberty Defense Yrs. at Liberty Aaron Stamn - Off. Coord./TE & FB Second Robert Wimberly - Def. Coord./LB & S Seventh Minnesota State-Mankato ( 02) Alabama A&M ( 02) Dennis Wagner - Asst. Head Coach/OL Second Vantz Singletary - Co.-Def. Coord./DL Second Utah ( 82) Kansas State ( 90) Joe Dailey - Asst. Coach - QB Second Marshall Roberts - Rec. Coord./CB 10th North Carolina ( 08) Rutgers ( 93) Jamaal Fobbs - Asst. Coach - RB Second Josh Bookbinder - Asst. Coach - Outside LB Second Oklahoma State ( 01) Baylor ( 09) Juan Taylor - Asst. Coach - WR Second Bryant Lewellyn - Asst. Coach - DT First Kentucky State ( 93) Liberty ( 12) Kyle DeArmon - Off. Quality Control First Charlie Skalaski, IV - Def. Quality Control First Liberty ( 10) Liberty ( 13)

3 A Look Around the Big South Conference Last Week s Results: Nov. 2 Warner 14 at Gardner-Webb 51 #24/18 Char. So. 27 at Presbyterian Co. 16 Charlotte 25 at #6/3 Coastal Carolina 50 VMI 7 at Liberty 17 This Week s Schedule: Nov. 9 #5/3 Coastal Carolina at #18/16 Char. So. 1 p.m. Gardner-Webb at VMI 1 p.m. Presbyterian College at Liberty 3:30 p.m Stat Comparison Home vs. Away Home Away Liberty s scoring avg Opponent scoring avg Liberty total off./ypg Opp. total off./ypg Liberty rushing/ypg Opp. rushing/ypg Liberty rushing TDs 19 3 Opp. rushing TDs 5 3 Liberty passing/ypg Opp. passing/ypg Liberty passing TDs 8 6 Opp. passing TDs 7 5 Liberty turnovers 6 4 Opp. turnovers 12 6 Liberty 1st half scoring Opp. 1st half scoring Liberty 2nd half scoring Opp. 2nd half scoring Stat Comparison Win vs. Loss Win Loss Liberty s scoring avg Opponent scoring avg Liberty total off./ypg Opp. total off./ypg Liberty rushing/ypg Opp. rushing/ypg Liberty rushing TDs 16 6 Opp. rushing TDs 1 7 Liberty passing/ypg Opp. passing/ypg Liberty passing TDs 7 7 Opp. passing TDs 4 8 Liberty turnovers 6 4 Opp. turnovers 12 6 Liberty 1st half scoring Opp. 1st half scoring Liberty 2nd half scoring Opp. 2nd half scoring Big South Home Winning Streak Snapped: Liberty s loss to Coastal Carolina on Oct. 19 ended the Flames 18-game home Big South Conference winning streak (conference record) Prior to its double overtime setback, Liberty s last loss at home to a Big South team was to Gardner-Webb on Oct. 21, 2006 (lost 27-24) During Liberty s 18-game home Big South win streak, the Flames defeated three Top 25 programs: No. 24 Charleston Southern (W/ Nov. 11, 2006), No. 20 Coastal Carolina (W/ Oct. 15, 2011) and No. 6 Stony Brook (W/ Nov. 10, 2012) During Liberty s 18-game home Big South winning streak, the Flames scored 30 or more points 14 times, 40 or more points 10 times and 50 or more points six times During Liberty s 18-game home Big South winning streak, the Flames won their games by an average of points per game Liberty scored 777 points during its 18-game home Big South winning streak (43.17 points per game) Liberty allowed Big South opponents to score 335 points during its 18-game home Big South winning streak (18.61 points per game) Home Winning Streak Ends: Liberty s loss to Coastal Carolina on Oct. 19 snapped a seven-game home winning streak Entering the Coastal Carolina game, Liberty s seven-game home winning streak was the fourth-longest active winning streak among FCS programs in the country Liberty s seven-game home winning streak started last year with a come-from-behind Homecoming victory over Gardner-Webb on Oct. 6, 2012 During the seven-game home winning streak, Liberty outscored its opponents by an average of 23.9 points per game (273 points scored, 106 points allowed) Big South Players of the Week Nov. 4 Offense Lorenzo Taliaferro, RB, CCU Defense Mike McClure, LB, CCU Special Teams Mark Deboy, K, CSU Freshman De Angelo Henderson, RB, CCU 2013 Big South Conference Standings (as of Nov. 4, 2013) Team BSC Pct. Overall Pct. Home Record Away Record Coastal Carolina Charleston Southern Liberty Presbyterian College Gardner-Webb VMI Future Big South members (both associate members for football only): Monmouth Kennesaw State

4 Sports Network FCS Top 25 Poll (Updated as of 11/4/13) 1. N.D. State (159) 8-0/ Eastern Illinois 8-1/ E. Washington 7-2/ Montana State 7-2/ Coastal Carolina 9-0/ Sam Houston St. 7-2/ Fordham 9-0/ Maine 8-1/ Youngstown St. 8-1/ Montana 7-2/ McNeese State 7-2/ B.-Cookman 8-1/ Towson 8-2/ Northern Arizona 7-2/ Delaware 7-2/ S.E. Louisiana 7-2/ Wofford 5-3/ Charleston So. 9-1/ South Dakota St. 5-4/ Samford 6-3/ Lehigh 6-2/ James Madison 6-3/ William & Mary 6-3/ Chattanooga 7-2/ New Hampshire 4-4/299 FCS Coaches Top 25 Poll (Updated as of 11/4/13) 1. N.D. State (26) 8-0/ Eastern Illinois 8-1/ Coastal Carolina 9-0/ E. Washington 7-2/ Montana State 7-2/ Fordham 9-0/ Sam Houston St. 7-2/ Youngstown State 8-1/ Maine 8-1/ B.-Cookman 8-1/ Towson 8-2/ Montana 7-2/ McNeese State 7-2/ Northern Arizona 7-2/ Wofford 5-3/ Charleston So. 9-1/ S.E. Louisiana 7-2/ James Madison 6-3/ Lehigh 6-2/ South Dakota St. 5-4/ Delaware 7-2/ Samford 6-3/ Chattanooga 7-2/ William & Mary 6-3/66 Central Arkansas 5-4/66 Bold Indicates 2013 opponent Following the come-from-behind win over Gardner-Webb on Oct. 6, 2012, Liberty had held each of its last six opponents at home below 20 points scored Prior to the Coastal Carolina loss, Liberty s opponents had scored an average of 11.8 points per game during the previous six home games Fourth Quarter Review: On the year, Liberty s opponents have outscored the Flames during the fourth quarter Liberty scored 10 points during the fourth quarter of its game against VMI, the second most points the Flames have scored during the fourth quarter this season (season high was 14 points scored against Kentucky Wesleyan) Liberty s opponents have outscored the Flames during the fourth quarter five times this year (Kent State, Monmouth, Morgan State, Old Dominion and Coastal Carolina) Liberty has outscored its opponents during the fourth quarter three times this season (Kentucky Wesleyan, Gardner-Webb and VMI) Neither team scored during the fourth quarter of Liberty s matchup with Richmond Liberty has scored five total touchdowns during the fourth quarter this season During the Flames loss against Coastal Carolina on Oct. 19, Coastal Carolina outscored Liberty, 25-10, during the fourth quarter (15-3) and overtime periods (10-7) on Oct. 19 During three of the Flames four losses in 2013, Liberty held a lead during the fourth quarter The Flames held a 10-7 lead in the fourth quarter against Kent State (KSU tied the game at 10:57 on a 39-yard FG and won the game with 42-yard TD pass with 4:28 left to play) The Flames held a 17-7 lead in the fourth quarter against Old Dominion (ODU had a 64-yard punt return at 4:22 and won the game with a 27-yard TD pass with 28 seconds left to play) Liberty held two 19-point leads during the third quarter against Coastal Carolina (35-16 at 9:00 and at 2:06 of the third quarter) Coastal Carolina scored the final three touchdowns in regulation to send the game into overtime (13-yard TD pass with two seconds left in third, nine-yard TD at 8:42 of the fourth and 15-yard TD pass, plus two-point conversion with 46 seconds left in fourth quarter) Series Results against PC Overall: Liberty leads, 6-4 Big South: Liberty leads, /30/82 W Clinton, S.C. 10/29/83 L 9-28 Lynchburg 10/27/84 L Clinton, S.C. 11/2/85 L 0-3 Lynchburg 10/27/07 W Lynchburg 11/1/08 L Clinton, S.C. 10/31/09 W * Lynchburg 10/30/10 W * Clinton, S.C. 10/29/11 W * Lynchburg 10/13/12 W 56-7 * Clinton, S.C. * - Big South Conference contest Last Time versus Presbyterian College: The Flames won their fourth meeting in a row against Presbyterian College, defeating the Blue Hose, 56-7, on Oct. 13, 2012 Liberty set a new program record with 692 yards of total offense during the contest The Flames finished the game with 429 rushing yards and 263 passing yards Liberty s rushing total against the Blue Hose fell 30 yards short of the program s all-time single game rushing record (459 rushing yards vs. Norfolk State, 2003) Liberty limited PC to 56 rushing yards, marking one of five times the Flames held an opponent to less than 100 rushing yards during the 2012 season Aldreakis Allen finished the game with a career-best 183 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns Sirchauncey Holloway recorded his third of four career 100-yard rushing games, finishing the contest with 128 rushing yards and a touchdown Aldreakis Allen and Sirchauncey Holloway became the 13th pair of Liberty running backs to rush for 100 yards in the same game Josh Woodrum completed 15-of-21 passing attempts for 232 yards and a touchdown Pat Kelly was Liberty s leading receiver, finishing the contest with seven receptions for 79 yards Walt Aikens and Kenny Scott were Liberty s top defenders in the game, both finishing the contest with seven tackles each Chima Uzowihe finished the contest with a season-best three tackles for a loss PC s lone touchdown of the game came on a 32-yard touchdown pass from Kaleb Griffin to Michael Ruff with 2:05 left to play in the second quarter PC finished the game with 12 total drives, eight of which never crossed midfield

5 Big South 2013 Players of the Week Sept. 2 Off.: Juanne Blount, RB, GWU Def.: Calvin Bryant, LB, CSU ST: LaDarius Hawthorne, DB, CCU Fr.: Samson Baldwin, CB, CCU Sept. 9 Off.: Eric Kordenbrock, QB, VMI Def.: Quinn Backus, LB, CCU ST: Grant Bowden, P, LU Fr.: Alex Scearce, S, CCU Sept. 16 Off.: Lorenzo Taliaferro, RB, CCU Def.: Chad Geter, LB, GWU ST: Jordan Day, K/P, GWU Fr.: Samson Baldwin, CB, CCU Sept. 23 Off.: Juanna Blount, RB, GWU Def.: O.J. Le iatua Mau, NG, GWU ST: Jordan Day, K/P, GWU Fr.: Ben Robinson, RB, CSU Sept. 30 Off.: Coastal Carolina OL Def.: Will Hunt, DE, CSU ST: Mark Deboy, PK, CSU Fr.: Matthew Nicholson, WR, VMI Oct. 7 Off.: Lucas Beatty, QB, GWU Def.: Kenny Scott, CB, LU ST: Stephen Doar, P, PC Fr.: Mike Estes, TE, GWU Oct. 14 Off.: Lorenzo Taliaferro, RB, CCU Def.: Quinn Backus, LB, CCU ST: Truett Burns, P, CSU Fr.: Daniel Croghan, QB, CSU Oct. 21 Off.: Lorenzo Taliaferro, RB, CCU Def.: Quinn Backus, LB, CCU ST: LaDarius Hawthorne, DB, CCU Fr.: Heys McMath, QB, PC Oct. 28 Off.: Christian Reyes, RB, CSU Def.: Liberty Defensive Line ST: Devin Brown, RS, CCU Fr.: Mike Holloway, RB, CSU Nov. 4 Off.: Lorenzo Taliaferro, RB, CCU Def.: Mike McClure, LB, CCU ST: Mark Deboy, K, CSU Fr.: De Angelo Henderson, RB, CCU Nov. 11 Off.: Def.: ST: Fr.: Nov. 16 Off.: Def.: ST: Fr.: Nov. 23 Off.: Def.: ST: Fr.: Last Time versus Presbyterian College at Williams Stadium: Liberty needed double overtime to defeat the Blue Hose, 27-20, on Oc. 29, 2011, the last time Presbyterian College visited Williams Stadium Liberty was ranked No. 23 in the Sports Network poll and No. 24 in the FCS Coaches poll coming into the contest PC led 10-6 late in the fourth quarter until a 41-yard punt return by Ervin Garner gave the Flames field position inside the Blue Hose s red zone Two plays later, Aldreakis Allen capped off a quick 12-yard drive with a six-yard rushing touchdown to give Liberty a lead with 1:32 left to play in regulation However, PC quickly responded and was able to move the ball downfield 50 yards on seven plays, setting up a Aaron Maves 22-yard field goal to tie the game at with five seconds left in the fourth quarter Both teams recorded rushing touchdowns during the first overtime Michael Ruff rushed 25 yards on the first play of the overtime period to give PC a temporary lead Aldreakis Allen scored his second rushing touchdown of the game six yards out on the sixth play of Liberty s first overtime period to send the contest into double overtime Liberty scored on the first play of the second overtime period when quarterback Mike Brown hit wide receiver Chris Summers in the corner of the end zone for a 25-yard scoring reception PC managed to get to the Flames 10-yard line before linebacker Scott Hyland sacked Ryan Singer for a 12-yard loss and a fourth-down passing attempt fell incomplete to preserve the victory for the Flames Aldreakis Allen led Liberty s rushing attack in the game with 26 carries for 131 yards and two touchdowns Mike Brown finished the game for the Flames completing 24-of-40 passing attempts for 264 yards Chris Summers was Liberty s leading receiver, finishing the game with six receptions for 76 yards and one touchdown Nick Sigmon was Liberty s top defender, finished the game with 10 tackles (seven solo, three assisted) Notable Career Numbers versus PC: QB Josh Woodrum (2012) 15-of-21, 232 yards, 1 TD, 2 carries, 2 yards RB Aldreakis Allen (Career) 55 carries, 406 yards, 8 TDs, 5 rec., 48 yards (2012) 13 carries, 183 yards, 4 TDs, 1 rec., 12 yards (2011) 26 carries, 131 yards, 2 TDs, 3 rec., 30 yards (2009) 16 carries, 92 yards, 2 TDs, 1 rec., 6 yards RB Desmond Rice (2012) 5 carries, 23 yards, 2 rec., 5 yards RB D.J. Abnar (2012) 11 carries, 61 yards, 1 TD FB Nicky Fualaau (2012) 1 carry, 1 yard, 1 TD FB Michael Johnson (2012) 1 carry, 17 yards WR Gabe Henderson (2012) 2 rec., 7 yards (2010) 1 rec., 32 yards WR Darrin Peterson (2012) 1 rec., 4 yards TE Peter Gagliardi (Career) 2 rec., 26 yards (2011) 1 rec., 7 yards (2010) 1 rec., 19 yards P Grant Bowden (2012) 2 punts, 79 yards, 39.5 avg. K John Lunsford (2012) DNP (injured) DL Cory Freeman (Career) 6 (4 solo, 2 asst.) 0.5 TFL (2012) 3 tackles (3 solo) (2011) 2 tackles (2 asst.), 0.5 TFL (2010) 1 tackle (1 solo) DL Francis Bah (Career) 6 tackles (4 solo, 2 asst.), 1 QBH (2012) 1 tackle (1 solo), 1 QBH (2011) 3 tackles (1 solo, 2 asst.) (2010) 2 tackles (2 solo) DL Jibrille Fewell (2012) 1 tackle (1 asst.) DL Chima Uzowihe (2012) 5 tackles (4 solo, 1 asst.), 1 sack, 3 TFL, 1 PBU DL Dominique Davis (2012) 1 tackle (1 solo), 1 TFL DL Toby Onyechi (2012) 1 tackle (1 solo)

6 Liberty Flames Football Weekly Schedule Sunday 3 p.m. Team Meeting 5:10-6:10 p.m. Practice (Closed to Public/Media) Monday Practice: No practice - Players Day Off 7-8 p.m. Flames Sports Hotline With Turner Gill Weekly Radio Call-In Show Location: Doc s Diner (Liberty Univ. East Campus) Tuesday 10:40-10:50 a.m. Big South Weekly Teleconference (Call-In/Media Only) 12:30-1 p.m. Turner Gill Weekly Press Conference Location: Donor Room (Williams Football Ops Center) 1-2:15 p.m. Player/Asst. Coach Weekly Interviews Location: Donor Room (Williams Football Ops Center) 2:30 p.m. Team Meeting 3:45-6 p.m. Practice (Closed to Public/Media) Coach Gill, Asst. Coach & Players available for interviews following practice (Meet on field at 5:45 p.m.) Wednesday 2:30 p.m. Team Meeting 3:45-6 p.m. Practice (Closed to Public/Media) Coach Gill, Asst. Coach & Players available for interviews following practice (Meet on field at 5:45 p.m.) Thursday 2:30 p.m. Team Meeting 4-6:10 p.m. Practice (Closed to Public/Media) Only Coach Gill available for interviews following practice (Meet on field at 5:45 p.m.) Friday Home Game Schedule 3:30 p.m. Team Meeting 4:30-5 p.m. Walk Thru Practice Closed to Media Road Game Schedule TBA Daily schedule varies based upon travel plans Interview Policy: All interview requests for Head Coach Turner Gill, Assistant Coaches and Players must be made the day prior and approved by Todd Wetmore/Liberty Assoc. AD for Communications (football contact) Office: (434) Cell: (434) twetmore@liberty.edu LB Scott Hyland (Career) 12 tackles (5 solo, 7 asst.), 1 sack, 2 TFL (2012) 3 tackles (2 solo, 1 asst.), 0.5 TFL (2011) 8 tackles (2 solo, 6 asst.), 1 sack, 1.5 TFL (2010) 1 tackle (1 solo) LB Nick Sigmon (Career) 12 tackles (9 solo, 3 asst.), 1.5 TFL (2012) 2 tackles (2 solo) (2011) 10 tackles (7 solo, 3 asst.), 1.5 TFL LB Bobby Partilla (2011) 1 tackle (1 solo), 1 TFL LB Chris Mayo (Career) 7 tackles (1 solo, 6 asst.) (2011) 6 tackles (6 asst.) (2010) 1 tackle (1 solo) LB Dylan Lewellyn (2012) 2 tackles (1 solo, 1 asst.), 0.5 TFL DB Jacob Hagen (2012) 3 tackles (3 solo) DB Kevin Fogg (Career) 12 tackles (11 solo, 1 asst.), 3 PBU (2011) 7 tackles (6 solo, 1 asst.), 1 PBU (2010) 4 tackles (4 solo), 1 INT, 2 PBU (2009) 1 tackle (1 solo) DB Walt Aikens (Career) 9 tackles (8 solo, 1 asst.) (2012) 7 tackles (7 solo) (2011) 2 tackles (1 solo, 1 asst.) DB Kenny Scott (2012) 7 tackles (5 solo, 2 asst.), 1 TFL, 1 PBU DB Aaron Dial (2012) 3 tackles (1 solo, 2 asst.) DB Sorie Bayoh (2012) 3 tackles (3 solo) Player Career Notes in PC Series: Aldreakis Allen, Liberty s active career leader with 2,161 carry rushing yards and 27 career rushing touchdowns, has recorded 55 carries, 406 rushing yards and eight career touchdowns in three previous games against PC Aldreakis Allen is averaging 5.4 yards per carry for his career and 7.4 yards per carry in three career games against PC Nick Sigmon recorded his second of four career double-digit tackle games against PC in 2011 when he finished the game with 10 stops (7 solo, 3 asst.) and 1.5 tackles for a loss Weekly Injury Update/PC Game Status: #20 Aldreakis Allen (RB) Questionable #26 Desmond Rice (RB) Questionable #46 Francis Bah (DL) Questionable #91 Dylan Bowman (DL) Questionable #11 Damarcus Faison (WR) Out #22 Dallas Griffiths (LB) Out #84 Ryan McCarter (WR) Out Team Notes vs. VMI: Liberty s 17 points scored equaled the second-fewest points Liberty has scored this season (10 vs. Kent State and 17 vs. Old Dominion) Liberty s 17 points scored are the fewest scored by the Flames in a win in 20 games under head coach Turner Gill Liberty s 17 points scored are the fewest scored by the Flames in a win since Liberty defeated Gardner-Webb, 17-9, on Oct. 2, 2004 Liberty nearly doubled up VMI in total offensive yards, outgaining the Keydets, 377 to 204 Liberty used a balanced offensive attack, finishing the game with 187 rushing yards and 190 passing yards Saturday marked the second game in a row and third time this season Liberty has won a game without amassing 400 yards of total offense (399 vs. Monmouth; 343 vs. Gardner-Webb; 377 vs. VMI) For the second week in a row, Liberty finished a game with 16 first downs During the first seven weeks of the season, Liberty averaged 21.0 first downs per game Liberty finished the game with eight first downs by rushing plays and six via passing plays The VMI game marked the third time this season Liberty has finished a game with more rushing first downs than passing first downs On the year, Liberty has recorded 92 first downs by passing plays (10.2 per game) and 72 first downs by rushing plays (8.0 per game) The Flames finished the game with 42 rushing attempts, the most carries Liberty has finished a game with since rushing 45 times against Kentucky Wesleyan on Sept. 28 Liberty rushed for 187 yards, its fourth-highest rushing total this season Liberty recorded two rushing touchdowns against VMI, marking its sixth game this year with multiple rushing touchdowns Through nine games in 2013, Liberty has 22 rushing touchdowns, which ranks No. 19 in the country in team rushing touchdowns Liberty averaged 4.5 yards per carry against VMI, marking the fifth time Liberty has averaged more than 4.0 yards per rushing attempt (team s goal each game) Liberty finished the game with 190 passing yards, its third-lowest team passing total in a game this season (101 vs. Morgan State and 189 vs. Kent State) The Flames tied their second-lowest completed pass total against VMI, completing 13 pass attempts during the game (9 vs. Morgan State and 13 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan) For the first time in six games, Liberty finished a contest without a passing touchdown

7 Liberty Flamess Sports Network Radio Coverage: Play-by-Play - Alan York Color Commentator: - Paul Rutigliano Engineer - Chris Wygal Sideline Reporter - Nick Pierce Pregame Show - Nick Pierce, Jamie Hall and Matt Camire Spotter - Matt Camire Studio Host - Will Stafford Broadcast Times: Pregame Tailgating Show: 2:30 p.m. Kickoff: 3:37 p.m. Flagship Station: Victory FM (88.3 FM WRVL) Network Affiliates: Virginia Berryville 89.5 FM Charlottesville 96.7 FM Clifton Forge 90.9 FM Danville 88.3 FM Gainesville 95.9 FM Gore 90.1 FM Harrisonburg FM Lynchburg 88.3 FM Marion FM Newport News 96.9 FM Petersburg FM Pulaski FM Richmond 94.9 FM Roanoke 88.3 FM South Boston FM Suffolk FM Virginia Beach 98.3 FM Warrenton 91.7 FM Waynesboro FM Williamsburg 99.1 FM Woodbridge 89.7 FM Wytheville FM North Carolina Burlington 95.1 FM Elizabeth City 88.3 FM Norlina 94.3 FM Roanoke Rapids 91.1 FM Rocky Mount FM Roxboro FM Zebulon 90.5 FM For the third-straight game and the seventh time this season, Liberty had a single pass intercepted during the VMI contest Liberty has had seven passes intercepted in 2013 and ranks No. 39 in the country in fewest pass interceptions allowed (0.77 per game) Liberty finished the game averaging 7.3 yards per reception, marking the fifth-straight time and the seventh time overall this year Liberty has averaged more than 7.0 yards per reception in a game The Flames were able to pick up a first down on 6-of-16 third-down plays Liberty has converted on six or more third-down plays in five-straight games and ranks No. 27 in the country in third-down conversion percentage (43.6 percent/51-of-117) During the first four games of the year, Liberty was converting on third-down plays 30.2 percent of the time (13-of-43) During the last five games of the year, Liberty has converted on third-down plays 51.4 percent of the time (38-of-74) For the fifth game in a row, Liberty did not attempt to pick up a new set of downs on a fourthdown play For the fifth game in a row and the seventh time overall this year, Liberty won the time of possession battle (32:54 to 27:06) Liberty currently ranks third in the Big South and No. 35 in the country in average time of possession (31:13) The Flames tied a season high with six penalties against VMI (also had six penalties against Richmond) Five of Liberty s six penalties against VMI were false start penalties Breakdown of Liberty s five false start penalties against VMI: three called against wide receivers (two against Darrin Peterson, one against Gabe Henderson), one against tight end/full back Michael Johnson and one against offensive lineman Aharown Campbell Following the game, Liberty now ranks No. 10 in the country in fewest penalties per game (4.33) and No. 7 in fewest average penalty yards per game (36.22) Liberty tied a season high by allowing three sacks during the VMI game (also allowed three sacks during the Kent State game) Following the game, Liberty now ranks No. 30 in the country in fewest sacks allowed per game (12 on the season/1.33 per game) Liberty came within 87 seconds of posting backto-back shutouts for the first time in program history, surrendering a 34-yard touchdown pass with 1:27 left in the fourth quarter to break up the shutout Liberty recorded the program s 22nd shutout the week prior in a 24-0 victory at Gardner-Webb Prior to the 34-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter against VMI, Liberty had held its opponents without scoring for 118 minutes and 33 seconds The VMI game marked the third time this season Liberty has held an opponent to seven or fewer points scored (Kentucky Wesleyan 7; Gardner-Webb 0; VMI 7) Following the game, Liberty ranks No. 5 in the country in scoring defense, allowing 18.0 points per game Liberty limited VMI to 204 total offensive yards, marking the fourth time Liberty has held an opponent to less than 250 total offensive yards in 2013 Following the game, Liberty ranks No. 20 in the country in total defense (332.2 yards allowed per game) Breakdown of total offensive yards allowed by Liberty during the VMI game: 49 yards (first quarter), 48 yards (second quarter), 14 yards (third quarter) and 93 yards (fourth quarter) 65 of VMI s 204 total offensive yards for the game came during its final drive that resulted in a fourth quarter touchdown (31.8 percent) Six of VMI s 12 drives resulted in less than 10 yards of total offense For the second-straight week, Liberty limited an opponent to 14 first downs VMI s 14 first downs were evenly distributed: seven via rushing plays and seven via passing plays Liberty has held five opponents in 2013 to 15 or fewer first downs in a game Liberty currently ranks No. 28 in the country in first down defense (161 allowed/17.88 allowed per game) Liberty limited VMI to 69 total rushing yards, marking the fourth time this year the Flames have held an opponent to less than 100 rushing yards in a game Liberty currently ranks No. 21 in the country in rushing defense, having allowed an average of rushing yards per game Liberty kept VMI from recording a rushing touchdown, marking the sixth time in nine games Liberty had kept an opponent from scoring a rushing touchdown Liberty has allowed eight rushing touchdowns in nine games in 2013 and ranks No. 13 in the country in fewest rushing touchdowns allowed VMI finished the game with 135 passing yards, marking the fifth time in nine games this season Liberty has held an opponent to 200 or fewer passing yards

8 #FillTheBill Celebrating 25 Years in Williams Stadium Year Record Total The Monmouth game on Sept. 7, 2013, marked the beginning of Liberty s 25th season of competition at Williams Stadium. Liberty has posted a record in 25 seasons at Williams Stadium (67.9 winning percentage) Liberty won its first game played at Williams Stadium, defeating Towson, 37-18, on Oct. 21, Liberty has posted a winning record in 15 out of 24 seasons since starting play at Williams Stadium in Liberty has posted a winning record at Williams Stadium the last seven years. Liberty s scoring average at Williams Stadium: (4,477 points scored/137 games) Liberty s opponent scoring average at Williams Stadium: (2,646 points allowed/137 games) Liberty intercepted three passes against VMI, marking the fourth time in 2013 the Flames have recorded multiple interceptions in a game On the year, Liberty has recorded 13 interceptions, which ranks No. 9 in the country in passes intercepted VMI finished the game 5-of-14 on third-down conversion attempts Liberty has held five opponents in 2013 to five or fewer third-down conversions On the season, Liberty ranks No. 34 in the country in third-down conversion defense (35.7 percent/45-of-126) VMI was able to convert on its lone fourth-down play, marking the fifth time an opponent has converted on a fourth-down play against Liberty in 2013 On the season, Liberty ranks No. 16 in the country in fourth-down conversion defense (31.3 percent/5-of-16) Liberty finished the game with four sacks, its second-highest sack total of the year (season high was six sacks against Gardner-Webb last week) During the first seven games of the year, Liberty recorded 11 sacks During the last two games of the year, Liberty has recorded 10 sacks For the fourth time this year, Liberty won the turnover battle, finishing the VMI game +2 in turnovers (intercepted three passes; had one pass intercepted) The Flames have not lost the turnover battle in the last five games (last time was against Richmond) On the year, Liberty ranks No. 12 in the country in turnover margin +0.8 (18 turnovers gained; 10 turnovers lost) Liberty ranks No. 28 in the country in turnovers gained (18; 13 interceptions and five fumble recoveries) Liberty ranks No. 10 in the country in turnovers lost (10; three fumbles lost, seven passes intercepted) Liberty was able to convert on 2-of-3 trips inside the Keydets red zone (one touchdown and one field goal) On the season, Liberty ranks No. 20 in the country in red zone offense, scoring 87.9 percent of the times it crossed its opponent s 20-yard line (29-of-33; 18 rushing touchdowns, six passing touchdowns and five field goals) VMI failed to enter the red zone against the Flames on Saturday On the season, Liberty ranks No. 4 in the country in red zone defense, allowing opponents to score 66.7 percent of the times they cross Liberty s 20-yard line (16-of-24; eight rushing touchdowns, five passing touchdowns and three field goals) Liberty finished the game with its second-fewest total special teams return yards on the season with 28 (26 vs. Gardner-Webb and 28 vs. Old Dominion) Liberty limited Gardner-Webb to an opponent season-low four special teams return yards (four yards on one punt return) During the first six games of the year, Liberty s opponents amassed 449 total return yards (74.8 average return yards per game) During the last three games, Liberty s opponents have amassed 43 total return yards (14.3 average return yards per game) Liberty finished the VMI game with four punts for 156 yards, averaging 39.0 yards per punt Liberty s 39.0 yards per punt average is the Flames highest in five games VMI did not record a kickoff return against the Flames (three touchbacks and one kick out of bounds) On the season, the Flames rank No. 14 in the country in kickoff return defense (allowing yards per return) Player Points from VMI Game: Desmond Rice led Liberty s rushing attack with 22 carries for 80 yards Desmond Rice has finished three out of the last four games with 20 or more carries During the first five games of the season, Desmond Rice averaged 10.5 carries per game and 64.5 rushing yards per game During the last four games of the year, Desmond Rice has averaged 20.5 carries per game and rushing yards per game Desmond Rice leads the Flames and ranks second in the Big South with nine rushing touchdowns D.J. Abnar finished the VMI game with nine carries for 72 yards D.J. Abnar s nine carries against VMI was his third-highest single-game total of the season (12 carries against Monmouth and 15 carries against Kentucky Wesleyan) D.J. Abnar s 72 rushing yards against VMI was his second-highest single-game total of the season (108 rushing yards against Kentucky Wesleyan) Josh Woodrum finished the VMI game with six carries for 23 rushing yards Josh Woodrum s six carries is his second-high single-game rushing total of season (season best was seven carries against Morgan State)

9 Top 10 Attendance Records (Overall) 1. 57,950 at West Virginia in Morgantown, W.Va., 9/5/ ,000 at Connecticut in East Hartford, Conn., 9/10/ ,623 at Wake Forest in Winston-Salem, N.C., 9/30/ ,652 at Wake Forest in Winston-Salem, N.C., 9/1/ ,374 at Marshall in Huntington, W.Va., 9/11/ ,161 at South Florida in Tampa, Fla., 10/21/ ,111 at South Florida in Tampa, Fla., 10/16/ ,991 at Montana in Missoula, Mont., 9/15/ ,878 at Toledo in Toledo, Ohio, 9/6/ ,584 at Boise State in Boise, Idaho, 9/24/94 Top 15 Attendance Records (Home) 1. 19,314 vs. Savannah State, 10/2/ ,111 vs. Coastal Carolina, 10/15/ ,911 vs. Coastal Carolina, 10/19/ ,878 vs. James Madison, 9/17/ ,643 vs. Concord, 10/20/ ,587 vs. Charleston Southern, 10/9/ ,467 vs. Monmouth, 9/7/ ,334 vs. VMI 11/2/ ,239 vs. Gardner-Webb, 10/6/ ,266 vs. VMI, 11/5/ ,139 vs. Lehigh, 9/22/ ,441 vs. Gardner-Webb, 11/6/ ,112 vs. N.C. Central, 9/12/ ,826 vs. Norfolk State, 9/8/ ,631 vs. William & Mary, 10/14/06 Josh Woodrum scored two rushing touchdowns against VMI, marking the first time in his career he has scored multiple rushing touchdowns in a game Josh Woodrum s second rushing touchdown was a 27-yard run, the longest rushing play of his career Josh Woodrum has scored three rushing touchdowns in the last two games In his first 18 games played at Liberty, Josh Woodrum has scored two career rushing touchdowns For the second time this year and first time since the Morgan State game, Josh Woodrum finished a game without a touchdown pass Josh Woodrum has recorded at least one touchdown pass in 15 out of 18 games as Liberty starting quarterback For the seventh time this season, Josh Woodrum finished a game with one intercepted pass On the year, Josh Woodrum has thrown for 1,948 yards, which is 18 yards shy of tying his mark of 1,966 passing yards as a freshman Josh Woodrum has already surpassed his touchdown passing total from last season (11) as he has 12 touchdown passes in 2013 Darrin Peterson led the Flames with nine receptions for 118 yards The VMI contest marked the fourth time this season Darrin Peterson has finished a game with 100 or more receiving yards Darrin Peterson tied a season-high with nine receptions against VMI (also had nine receptions against Coastal Carolina for 111 yards) Darrin Peterson has led the Flames in total receptions five times this season Darrin Peterson has led the Flames in total receiving yards five games this year Brandon Apon had his second reception of the year for less than 10 yards, catching a ball with one hand as he went out of bounds late in the third quarter Grant Bowden finished the game with four punts for 156 yards (39.0 yards per punt average) Grant Bowden s punting average against VMI was his best average in the last five games Grant Bowden had the longest punt of the Liberty career against VMI, a 59-yarder, in the second quarter (previous career long was a 57-yarder against Stony Brook last year) Grant Bowden has three punts of 50 or more yards this season and nine for his career at Liberty John Lunsford finished the game 1-of-4 on field goal attempts One of John Lunsford s field goal attempts was for 56 yards at the end of the second half, which would have broken the school record for longest field goal (53-yarder by Bill Kagey vs. Georgia Southern in 1984) John Lunsford finished the game with four kickoffs for 255 yards (63.8 yards) Three of John Lunsford s four kickoffs went for touchbacks On the year, John Lunsford has 51 total kickoffs with 30 going for touchbacks (58.8 percent) Walt Aikens led the Flames with eight tackles against VMI (seven solo, one assisted) Walt Aikens also recorded his third interception of the season On the year, Walt Aikens is tied for the team lead with three interceptions (tied with Kevin Fogg) Both Walt Aikens and Kevin Fogg rank No. 34 in the country in interceptions per game (0.33) Walt Aikens eight tackle effort against VMI marks his third-highest single-game total of the year (finished both the Richmond and Old Dominion game with 10 stops each) Walt Aikens finished the VMI game with seven solo tackles, tying his second best solo tackle effort on the year (also seven against Richmond, eight against Old Dominion) Walt Aikens added his fourth pass breakup on the season (ranks third on the team) Nick Sigmon finished the VMI game with six tackles (three solo, three assisted) Nick Sigmon recorded his first interception of the season and the third of his career Aaron Dial finished the game with five stops, four of which were solo tackles Scott Hyland tied Aaron Dial for third on the team in tackles against VMI, finishing the contest with three solo tackles and two assisted stops Jacob Hagen became the fourth Flame this season to record a second interception Jacob Hagen also finished the VMI game with four tackles (three solo, one assisted) and his sixth pass breakup of the year Chima Uzowihe finished recorded two of Liberty s four sacks against VMI Chima Uzowihe leads the Flames on the year with 5.5 sacks and has recorded a sack (solo or assisted) in five games this season Chima Uzowihe is tied for the Big South lead with 5.5 sacks Jimmy O Grady recorded his first career sack, a 20-yard loss for VMI when Keydets quarterback A.J. Augustine was called for intentional grounding Toby Onyechi recorded Liberty s final sack, a five-yard loss Toby Onyechi ranks second on Liberty s roster with 3.5 sacks on the season

10 Player Notable Numbers Heading into PC Game: Desmond Rice, who leads the Flames with nine rushing touchdowns, needs one more rushing touchdown to become the ninth player in program history with 10 or more rushing touchdowns in a season Desmond Rice needs 76 rushing yards to reach the 1,000 career rushing yard mark (currently at 924 career rushing yards) Josh Woodrum needs 19 more passing yards to surpass his freshman year total of 1,966 passing yards Josh Woodrum needs 52 more passing yards to become the 10th quarterback in program history with a 2,000 passing yard season (nine quarterbacks have recorded 14 total seasons with 2,000 or more passing yards) Josh Woodrum needs 86 more passing yards to reach the 4,000 career passing yard mark (currently at 3,914 career passing yards) Josh Woodrum needs 297 passing yards to surpass Christian Newsome (2,245 yards in 1998) for the second most passing yards in a season by a sophomore quarterback Darrin Peterson needs 128 receiving yards to surpass Kelvin Edwards (827 yards in 1983) for the most receiving yards by a sophomore in program history Brandon Apon enters the game as the Big South all-time career leader among tight ends with eight career touchdown receptions John Lunsford has successfully converted on his last 40 point-after attempts which is currently the third longest consecutive extra point streak in program history (No. 2 is Matt Bevins [ ] with 51 consecutive extra points Lunsford s last miss was in the second quarter of the 2012 VMI game) Kevin Fogg needs four more kickoff returns to crack Liberty s top five career all-time career kickoff return list (Fogg with 52 career kickoff returns No. 5 is Courtney Freeman [ ] with 56 career kickoff returns) Cory Freeman enters the game needing eight tackles to become the seventh player on Liberty s active roster with 100 or more career tackles (currently with 92 career tackles) Flames Football Game Notes Liberty vs. Presbyterian College (Nov. 9, 2013)

11 Offense Wide Receiver (X) 13 Darrin Peterson (So., 6-2, 190) 85 Branden Francis (Sr., 5-10, 165) Flames Football Depth Chart vs. Presbyterian College (updated as of 11/5/13) Defense Defensive End 95 Toby Onyechi (Sr., 6-2, 265) 96 Erwin Dessources (R-Fr., 6-1, 255) Wide Receiver (Z) 8 Dante Shells (R-So., 6-1, 175) or 7 Jaquan Glover (R-Jr., 5-10, 190) Wide Receiver (H) 10 Gabe Henderson (Jr., 5-11, 195) or 15 Greg Pratt (Sr., 5-8, 160) Left Tackle 64 Hunter Steward (Sr., 6-7, 315) 72 Max Sommer (R-So., 6-6, 290) Left Guard 63 Jonathan Burgess (So., 6-2, 300) 74 Ethan Callison (R-Fr., 6-5, 315) Center 56 Greg Ray (Jr., 6-3, 310) 63 Jonathan Burgess (So., 6-2, 300) Right Guard 77 Malcolm Boyd (R-Sr., 6-3, 300) or 79 Aharown Campbell (R-Fr., 6-4, 320) Right Tackle 73 Mitch Hanson (Jr., 6-5, 300) 65 Grant Jones (R-So., ) Tight End (Y) 82 Brandon Apon (Sr., 6-4, 255) 48 Peter Gagliardi (Sr., 6-2, 240) Fullback 41 Nicky Fualaau (So., 6-0, 200) 86 Michael Johnson (Jr., 6-3, 235) Running Back 26 Desmond Rice (Jr., 5-8, 195) or 2 D.J. Abnar (So., 5-10, 185) 1 Clifton Richardson (Jr., 6-0, 210) Quarterback 6 Josh Woodrum (R-So., 6-3, 210) 18 Javan Shashaty (R-Fr., 6-1, 165) Special Teams Kicker 49 John Lunsford (So., 6-1, 180) 87 Shane Blanchard (Jr., 5-10, 185) Punter 39 Grant Bowden (Sr., 6-3, 190) 49 John Lunsford (So., 6-1, 180) Holder 18 Javan Shashaty (R-Fr., 6-1, 165) Defensive Tackle 99 Cory Freeman (Sr., 6-4, 265) 46 Francis Bah (Sr., 6-3, 295) or 91 Dylan Bowman (R-Jr., 6-3, 245) Nose Guard 97 Jibrille Fewell (Sr., 6-0, 300) 76 JaRon Greene (Fr., 6-2, 295) Right End 52 Chima Uzowihe (So., 6-2, 240) 90 Dominique Davis (Jr., 6-5, 250 SAM Linebacker 4 Bobby Partilla (Jr., 6-0, 215) 31 Andrew Jauch (Jr., 6-0, 200) MIKE Linebacker 45 Nick Sigmon (Jr., 6-1, 245) 33 Jimmy O Grady (R-So., 6-0, 235) WILL Linebacker 30 Scott Hyland (Sr., 6-0, 220) 59 Dylan Lewellyn (Jr., 6-1, 205) Field Corner 3 Kevin Fogg (R-Sr., 5-10, 190) 14 Kenny Scott (Jr., 5-10, 175) Strong Safety 43 Aaron Dial (Sr., 5-11, 195) 5 Gary Sampson (Fr., 5-11, 190) Free Safety 27 Jacob Hagen (Jr., 6-3, 205) 9 Nick Newman (Fr., 6-4, 210) Boundary Corner 19 Walt Aikens (Sr., 6-1, 200) 21 Wesley Scott (Fr., 5-11, 185) Nickel 14 Kenny Scott (Jr., 5-10, 175) 21 Wesley Scott (Fr., 5-11, 185) Special Teams Kick Returner 1 Clifton Richardson (Jr., 6-0, 210) 3 Kevin Fogg (R-Sr., 5-10, 190) 7 Jaquan Glover (R-Jr., 5-10, 190) 10 Gabe Henderson (Jr., 5-11, 195) Punt Returner 3 Kevin Fogg (R-Sr., 5-10, 190) 19 Walt Aikens (Sr., 6-1, 200) Long Snapper 50 Richard Wright (R-Sr., 6-1, 260) 91 Dylan Bowman (R-Jr., 6-3, 245)

12 Liberty Flames Football Alphabetical Roster (Updated as of 11/1/13) No. Name Year Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 2 D.J. Abnar So. RB Tallahassee, Fla./Lincoln 19 Walt Aikens Sr. CB Charlotte, N.C./Harding University (Illinois) 20 Aldreakis Allen Sr. RB Colbert, Ga./Madison County 82 Brandon Apon Sr. TE Woodstock, Ga./The King s Academy 46 Francis Bah Sr. DL Duisburg, Germany/Lise-Meitner 28 Sorie Bayoh Sr. CB Miami, Fla./Gulliver Preparatory 87 Shane Blanchard Jr. K Bealeton, Va./Liberty (Ferrum) 39 Grant Bowden Sr. P Centreville, Va./Westfield (Virginia Tech) 91 Dylan Bowman R-Jr. DL Rockingham, N.C./West Brunswick 77 Malcolm Boyd R-Sr. OL Spartanburg, S.C./Dorman 88 Isaac Brown Fr. WR Overton, Neb./Kearney 69 Dylan Brucki Fr. OL Roanoke, Va./Cave Springs 98 Roger Bryan Fr. DL College Park, Md./Hammond 63 Jonathan Burgess So. OL Stafford, Va./Brookpoint 74 Ethan Callison R-Fr. OL Fort Defiance, Va./Fort Defiance 79 Aharown Campbell R-Fr. OL Teaneck, N.J./Teaneck HS/Hargrave Military 66 Spencer Cook Fr. DL Houston, Texas/Sharpstown 17 Kendall Couamin R-Fr. TE Pines, Fla./Everglades 90 Dominique Davis Jr. DL Buffalo, N.Y./Lafayette 96 Erwin Dessources R-Fr. DL Randolph, Mass./Cambridge Rindge & Latin 43 Aaron Dial Sr. S Manassas, Va./Stonewall Jackson 62 Avery Easton Fr. OL Gainesville, Ga./North Hall 11 Damarcus Faison R-Fr. WR Tampa, Fla./Cambridge Christian 25 Ray Ferguson R-Fr. CB Lynchburg, Va./Liberty Christian 97 Jibrille Fewell Sr. DL Rock Hill, S.C./South Point (Butte College) 3 Kevin Fogg R-Sr. CB Raleigh, N.C./Apex 85 Branden Francis Sr. WR Herndon, Va./Westfield (Fork Union Military) 99 Cory Freeman Sr. DL Raeford, N.C./Hoke County 83 Justin Fritts Fr. WR Charlotte, N.C./Vance 41 Nicky Fualaau R-So. FB Federal Way, Wash./Todd Beamer 48 Peter Gagliardi Sr. TE Cameron Park, Calif./Miami Sunset (Buffalo) 7 Jaquan Glover R-Jr. WR Virginia Beach, Va./Bayside (Fork Union Military) 75 Cody Gochenouer Jr. OL Napa, Calif./Napa (American River) 76 JaRon Greene Fr. DL Beaumont, Texas/West Brook 22 Dallas Griffiths R-Fr. LB Monticello, Fla./North Florida Christian 23 Justin Guillory Fr. CB Beaumont, Texas/West Brook 27 Jacob Hagen Jr. S Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park 73 Mitch Hanson Jr. OL Blue Ridge, Va./Lord Botetourt 67 Michael Henderman Fr. OL Tyrone, Ga./Sandy Creek 10 Gabe Henderson Jr. WR Garner, N.C./Southeast Raleigh 42 Dexter Herman Jr. TE Beaver Springs, Pa./Midd-West 16 Lorenzo Hoff Jr. CB Bowie, Md./Duval 70 Lucas Holder Fr. OL Hillsville, Va./Carroll County 6 Tyrin Holloway Fr. CB Humble, Texas/Atascocita 93 Gerald Holt R-Fr. DL Kannapolis, N.C./A.L. Brown 54 Leo Hunt Fr. DL Jacksonville, Fla./Eagles View Academy 29 Miles Hunter R-So. S Camden, Del./Caesar Rodney 30 Scott Hyland Sr. LB Forest, Va./Liberty Christian 31 Andrew Jauch Jr. LB Waxhaw, N.C./Parkwood 86 Michael Johnson Jr. TE Chesapeake, Va./Atlantic Shores (Longwood) 65 Grant Jones R-So. OL Madison Heights, Va./Liberty Christian Academy

13 Liberty Flames Football Alphabetical Roster (Updated as of 11/1/13) No. Name Year Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 38 Austin Kaigler So. RB Huntsville, Ala./Westminster Christian 51 Jesse Karnezis Fr. OL Candler, N.C./Asheville 16 Dakota Kelly Fr. WR Forest, Va./Liberty Christian 36 Thomas Kennedy Fr. FB Roanoke, Va./Lord Botetourt 61 Andrew Kingsbury Fr. OL Nashville, Tenn./Christ Presbyterian Academy 59 Dylan Lewellyn Jr. LB Danbury, N.C./North Stokes 81 Garrett Long Jr. TE Durham, N.C./North Raleigh Christian 49 John Lunsford So. K Fort Myers, Fla./Evangelical Christian 22 Todd Macon Fr. RB St. Petersburg, Fla./Admiral Farragut Academy 3 Stephon Masha Fr. QB Austell, Ga./South Cobb 32 Chris Mayo Sr. LB Neptune, N.J./St. John Vianney 28 Theo Mayo Fr. WR Alexandria, Va./Hayfield Secondary 84 Ryan McCarter R-Fr. WR Sterling, Va./Park View 38 Tyler Meeks Fr. TE Lynchburg, Va./Liberty Christian 34 Carrington Mosley Fr. RB Rustburg, Va./Liberty Christian 9 Nick Newman Fr. S Gainesville, Va./Battlefield 33 Jimmy O Grady R-So. LB Mechanicsville, Md./Chopticon (Hargrave) 95 Toby Onyechi Sr. DL West Orange, N.J./West Orange 4 Bobby Partilla Jr. LB Gambrills, Md./Arundel 13 Darrin Peterson So. WR Attalla, Ala./Etowah 15 Greg Pratt Sr. WR Naples, Fla./Naples (Troy) 56 Greg Ray Jr. OL Pearisburg, Va./Giles 26 Desmond Rice Jr. RB Lynchburg, Va./Liberty Christian 1 Clifton Richardson Jr. RB Newport News, Va./Menchville (Virginia) 55 Dexter Robbins Fr. LB Sevierville, Tenn./Sevier County 24 Chris Robinson R-So. CB Sanford, Fla./Lake Mary (Kansas/Tenn. State) 80 Malaki Roy Fr. WR Olney, Md./Sherwood 5 Gary Sampson Fr. S Miami, Fla./Dade Christian 78 Blanchard Sanwouo Fr. OL Orlando, Fla./Orlando Christian 47 Zach Schreiber R-So. LB Hagertown, Md./North Hagertown 14 Kenny Scott Jr. CB Appomattox, Va./Appomattox 21 Wesley Scott Fr. CB Lorton, Va./Hayfield Secondary 18 Javan Shashaty R-Fr. QB Plantation, Fla./Calvary Christian 8 Dante Shells R-So. WR Camden, Del./Caesar Rodney 45 Nick Sigmon Jr. LB Roanoke, Va./Northside 89 Canon Smith R-Fr. TE Hoover, Ala./Briarwood Christian 29 Joshua Smith Fr. RB Arlington, Texas/Mansfield Timberview 72 Max Sommer R-So. OL Hamburg, Germany/St. Pauli Buccaneers 92 Nolan Spicer R-So. DL McDonald, Pa./South Fayette 64 Hunter Steward Sr. OL Victoria, British Columbia/Kellam (Virginia) 12 Bo Swanson Fr. QB Peachtree Corners, Ga./Liberty Christian 35 Trey Turner Fr. P Rome, Ga./Rome 52 Chima Uzowihe So. DL Houston, Texas/Lamar 37 Charles Williams R-Fr. S Pamplin, Va./Fuqua School 68 Kris Wilson Fr. OL Richmond, Va./Varina 94 Marc Wilson Fr. DL Houston, Texas/Lamar 57 Hunter Winstead Fr. LS Wake Forest, N.C./Heritage 6 Josh Woodrum R-So. QB Roanoke, Va./Cave Spring 50 Richard Wright Sr. LS Nathalie, Va./Halifax County 44 Joshua Yoda Jr. S Silver Springs, Md./Springbrook (MC Rockville)

14 Liberty Flames Football Numerical Roster (Updated as of 11/1/13) No. Name Year Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 1 Clifton Richardson Jr. RB Newport News, Va./Menchville (Virginia) 2 D.J. Abnar So. RB Tallahassee, Fla./Lincoln 3 Kevin Fogg R-Sr. CB Raleigh, N.C./Apex 3 Stephon Masha Fr. QB Austell, Ga./South Cobb 4 Bobby Partilla Jr. LB Gambrills, Md./Arundel 5 Gary Sampson Fr. S Miami, Fla./Dade Christian 6 Josh Woodrum R-So. QB Roanoke, Va./Cave Spring 6 Tyrin Holloway Fr. CB Humble, Texas/Atascocita 7 Jaquan Glover R-Jr. WR Virginia Beach, Va./Bayside (Fork Union Military) 8 Dante Shells R-So. WR Camden, Del./Caesar Rodney 9 Nick Newman Fr. S Gainesville, Va./Battlefield 10 Gabe Henderson Jr. WR Garner, N.C./Southeast Raleigh 11 Damarcus Faison R-Fr. WR Tampa, Fla./Cambridge Christian 12 Bo Swanson Fr. QB Peachtree Corners, Ga./Liberty Christian 13 Darrin Peterson So. WR Attalla, Ala./Etowah 14 Kenny Scott Jr. CB Appomattox, Va./Appomattox 15 Greg Pratt Sr. WR Naples, Fla./Naples (Troy) 16 Lorenzo Hoff Jr. CB Bowie, Md./Duval 16 Dakota Kelly Fr. WR Forest, Va./Liberty Christian 17 Kendall Couamin R-Fr. TE Pines, Fla./Everglades 18 Javan Shashaty R-Fr. QB Plantation, Fla./Calvary Christian 19 Walt Aikens Sr. CB Charlotte, N.C./Harding University (Illinois) 20 Aldreakis Allen Sr. RB Colbert, Ga./Madison County 21 Wesley Scott Fr. CB Lorton, Va./Hayfield Secondary 22 Dallas Griffiths R-Fr. LB Monticello, Fla./North Florida Christian 22 Todd Macon Fr. RB St. Petersburg, Fla./Admiral Farragut Academy 23 Justin Guillory Fr. CB Beaumont, Texas/West Brook 24 Chris Robinson R-So. CB Sanford, Fla./Lake Mary (Kansas/Tenn. State) 25 Ray Ferguson R-Fr. CB Lynchburg, Va./Liberty Christian 26 Desmond Rice Jr. RB Lynchburg, Va./Liberty Christian 27 Jacob Hagen Jr. S Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park 28 Sorie Bayoh Sr. CB Miami, Fla./Gulliver Preparatory 28 Theo Mayo Fr. WR Alexandria, Va./Hayfield Secondary 29 Miles Hunter R-So. S Camden, Del./Caesar Rodney 29 Joshua Smith Fr. RB Arlington, Texas/Mansfield Timberview 30 Scott Hyland Sr. LB Forest, Va./Liberty Christian 31 Andrew Jauch Jr. LB Waxhaw, N.C./Parkwood 32 Chris Mayo Sr. LB Neptune, N.J./St. John Vianney 33 Jimmy O Grady R-So. LB Mechanicsville, Md./Chopticon (Hargrave) 34 Carrington Mosley Fr. RB Rustburg, Va./Liberty Christian 35 Trey Turner Fr. P Rome, Ga./Rome 36 Thomas Kennedy Fr. FB Roanoke, Va./Lord Botetourt 37 Charles Williams R-Fr. S Pamplin, Va./Fuqua School 38 Austin Kaigler So. RB Huntsville, Ala./Westminster Christian 38 Tyler Meeks Fr. TE Lynchburg, Va./Liberty Christian 39 Grant Bowden Sr. P Centreville, Va./Westfield (Virginia Tech) 41 Nicky Fualaau R-So. FB Federal Way, Wash./Todd Beamer 42 Dexter Herman Jr. TE Beaver Springs, Pa./Midd-West 43 Aaron Dial Sr. S Manassas, Va./Stonewall Jackson 44 Joshua Yoda Jr. S Silver Springs, Md./Springbrook (MC Rockville) 45 Nick Sigmon Jr. LB Roanoke, Va./Northside

15 Liberty Flames Football Numerical Roster (Updated as of 11/1/13) No. Name Year Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 46 Francis Bah Sr. DL Duisburg, Germany/Lise-Meitner 47 Zach Schreiber R-So. LB Hagertown, Md./North Hagertown 48 Peter Gagliardi Sr. TE Cameron Park, Calif./Miami Sunset (Buffalo) 49 John Lunsford So. K Fort Myers, Fla./Evangelical Christian 50 Richard Wright Sr. LS Nathalie, Va./Halifax County 51 Jesse Karnezis Fr. OL Candler, N.C./Asheville 52 Chima Uzowihe So. DL Houston, Texas/Lamar 54 Leo Hunt Fr. DL Jacksonville, Fla./Eagles View Academy 55 Dexter Robbins Fr. LB Sevierville, Tenn./Sevier County 56 Greg Ray Jr. OL Pearisburg, Va./Giles 57 Hunter Winstead Fr. LS Wake Forest, N.C./Heritage 59 Dylan Lewellyn Jr. LB Danbury, N.C./North Stokes 61 Andrew Kingsbury Fr. OL Nashville, Tenn./Christ Presbyterian Academy 62 Avery Easton Fr. OL Gainesville, Ga./North Hall 63 Jonathan Burgess So. OL Stafford, Va./Brookpoint 64 Hunter Steward Sr. OL Victoria, British Columbia/Kellam (Virginia) 65 Grant Jones R-So. OL Madison Heights, Va./Liberty Christian Academy 66 Spencer Cook Fr. DL Houston, Texas/Sharpstown 67 Michael Henderman Fr. OL Tyrone, Ga./Sandy Creek 68 Kris Wilson Fr. OL Richmond, Va./Varina 69 Dylan Brucki Fr. OL Roanoke, Va./Cave Springs 70 Lucas Holder Fr. OL Hillsville, Va./Carroll County 72 Max Sommer R-So. OL Hamburg, Germany/St. Pauli Buccaneers 73 Mitch Hanson Jr. OL Blue Ridge, Va./Lord Botetourt 74 Ethan Callison R-Fr. OL Fort Defiance, Va./Fort Defiance 75 Cody Gochenouer Jr. OL Napa, Calif./Napa (American River) 76 JaRon Greene Fr. DL Beaumont, Texas/West Brook 77 Malcolm Boyd R-Sr. OL Spartanburg, S.C./Dorman 78 Blanchard Sanwouo Fr. OL Orlando, Fla./Orlando Christian 79 Aharown Campbell R-Fr. OL Teaneck, N.J./Teaneck HS/Hargrave Military 80 Malaki Roy Fr. WR Olney, Md./Sherwood 81 Garrett Long Jr. TE Durham, N.C./North Raleigh Christian 82 Brandon Apon Sr. TE Woodstock, Ga./The King s Academy 83 Justin Fritts Fr. WR Charlotte, N.C./Vance 84 Ryan McCarter R-Fr. WR Sterling, Va./Park View 85 Branden Francis Sr. WR Herndon, Va./Westfield (Fork Union Military) 86 Michael Johnson Jr. TE Chesapeake, Va./Atlantic Shores (Longwood) 87 Shane Blanchard Jr. K Bealeton, Va./Liberty (Ferrum) 88 Isaac Brown Fr. WR Overton, Neb./Kearney 89 Canon Smith R-Fr. TE Hoover, Ala./Briarwood Christian 90 Dominique Davis Jr. DL Buffalo, N.Y./Lafayette 91 Dylan Bowman R-Jr. DL Rockingham, N.C./West Brunswick 92 Nolan Spicer R-So. DL McDonald, Pa./South Fayette 93 Gerald Holt R-Fr. DL Kannapolis, N.C./A.L. Brown 94 Marc Wilson Fr. DL Houston, Texas/Lamar 95 Toby Onyechi Sr. DL West Orange, N.J./West Orange 96 Erwin Dessources R-Fr. DL Randolph, Mass./Cambridge Rindge & Latin 97 Jibrille Fewell Sr. DL Rock Hill, S.C./South Point (Butte College) 98 Roger Bryan Fr. DL College Park, Md./Hammond 99 Cory Freeman Sr. DL Raeford, N.C./Hoke County

16 2013 Opponent Schedule and Results FCS Rankings: Sports Network/FCS Coaches Poll Kent State (2-8) 8/29 LIBERTY W/ /7 BOWLING GREEN L/ /14 at No. 8 (FBS) LSU L/ /21 at Penn State L/ /28 at Western Michigan W/ /5 NORTHERN ILLINOIS L/ /12 at Ball State L/ /19 at South Alabama L/ /26 BUFFALO L/ /2 at Akron L/ /13 MIAMI (OH) 8 p.m. 11/19 at Ohio 8 p.m. Monmouth (4-5) 8/29 at No. 2/2 Montana State L/ /7 at Liberty L/ /14 No. 22/19 LEHIGH L/ /21 at Holy Cross W/ /28 at Columbia W/ /5 ROBERT MORRIS W/ /12 at Saint Francis L/ /19 CORNELL W/ /2 at Sacred Heart L/ /9 at Wagner Noon 11/16 at Bryant Noon 11/23 DUQUESNE Noon Morgan State (3-6) 8/30 at Army L/ /7 at Robert Morris L/ /14 at Liberty L/ /21 at Western Kentucky L/ /28 NORFOLK STATE L/ /5 FLORIDA A&M W/ /19 North Carolina Central W/ /26 Howard L/ /2 HAMPTON W/ /9 NORTH CAROLINA A&T 1 p.m. 11/14 at South Carolina State 7:30 p.m. 11/23 at Delaware State 2 p.m. Richmond (3-6) 8/31 VMI W/ /7 at N.C. State L/ /14 at Gardner-Webb L/ /21 LIBERTY W/ /28 MAINE L/ /12 at No. 24 James Madison L/ /19 at Rhode Island L/ /26 No. 8/6 TOWSON L/ /2 ALBANY W/ /9 at Stony Brook 1 p.m. 11/16 at Delaware Noon 11/23 WILLIAM & MARY 4 p.m. Kentucky Wesleyan (0-9) 9/5 KENTUCKY STATE L/ /14 LINDSEY WILSON L/ /21 at Lindenwood-Belleville L/ /28 at Liberty L/ /5 at Saint Joseph s L/ /12 MISSOURI S&T L/ /19 QUINCY L/ /26 at Indianapolis L/ /2 TRUMAN STATE L/ /9 WILLIAM JEWELL 2 p.m. 11/16 at McKendree 7 p.m. Old Dominion (6-3) 8/31 at East Carolina L/ /7 at Maryland L/ /14 HOWARD W/ /21 THE CITADEL W/ /28 ALBANY W/ /5 LIBERTY W/ /19 at Pittsburgh L/ /26 at Norfolk State W/ /2 RHODE ISLAND W/ /9 at Idaho 5 p.m. 11/16 CAMPBELL 1 p.m. 11/23 at North Carolina TBA No. 5/3 Coastal Carolina (9-0, 3-0 BSC) 8/31 at South Carolina State W/ /7 FURMAN W/ /14 at No. 25 Eastern Ky. W/ /21 HAMPTON W/ /28 at Elon W/ /12 GARDNER-WEBB W/ /19 at Liberty W/ (2 OT) 10/26 VMI W/ /2 CHARLOTTE W/ /9 at No. 18/16 Charleston So. 1 p.m. 11/16 PRESBYTERIAN 3 p.m. 11/23 at South Carolina TBA Gardner-Webb (5-4, 0-2 BSC) 8/31 FURMAN W/ /7 at Marshall L/ /14 No. 11/15 RICHMOND W/ /21 at No. 10/8 Wofford W/ 3-0 9/28 POINT W/ /5 at Charlotte L/ /12 at No. 8/6 Coastal Carolina L/ /26 LIBERTY L/ /2 WARNER W/ /9 at VMI 1 p.m. 11/16 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 1:30 p.m. 11/23 at Presbyterian 1 p.m. VMI (1-8, 0-4 BSC) 8/31 at No. 15/14 Richmond L/ /7 GLENVILLE STATE W/ /14 NORTH GREENVILLE L/ /21 at Virginia L/ /28 ROBERT MORRIS L/ (2OT) 10/12 No. 25 CHARLESTON SO. L/ /19 at Presbyterian Co. L/ /26 at No. 6/3 Coastal Carolina L/ /2 at Liberty L/ /9 GARDNER-WEBB 3:30 p.m. 11/16 at The Citadel 1 p.m. 11/23 BUCKNELL 1:30 p.m. Presbyterian College (3-5, 1-1 BSC) 8/29 at Wake Forest L/ /7 BREVARD W/ /14 at Furman L/ /28 CHARLOTTE L/ /5 at No. 17/15 Wofford L/ /19 VMI W/ /26 POINT W/ /2 No. 24/18 CHAR. SO. L/ /9 at Liberty 3:30 p.m. 11/16 at Coastal Carolina 3 p.m. 11/23 GARDNER-WEBB 1 p.m. Brevard (2-7) 9/7 at Presbyterian College L/ /14 at College of Faith W/ /21 at Carson-Newman L/ /28 NORTH GREENVILLE L/ /5 at Lenoir-Rhyne L/ /12 MARS HILL W/ /19 at Wingate L/ /26 CATAWBA L/ /2 at Newberry L/ /9 TUSCULUM 1 p.m. 11/16 at Liberty 3:30 p.m. No. 18/16 Charleston So. (9-1, 2-0 BSC) 8/31 at The Citadel W/ /7 SHORTER W/ /14 at Campbell W/ /21 at Norfolk State W/ /28 at Appalachian State W/ /5 NORTH GREENVILLE W/ /12 at VMI W/ /19 at Colorado L/ /26 CHARLOTTE W/ /2 at Presbyterian Co. W/ /9 No. 5/3 COASTAL CAROLINA 1 p.m. 11/16 at Gardner-Webb 1:30 p.m. 11/23 LIBERTY 11 a.m.

17 2013 Flames Football Coaching Staff Second Season Under Head Coach Turner Gill Turner Gill Head Coach Second Year at Liberty (North Texas, 90) Special Teams Duties: On-Field Caller Offense Aaron Stamn Off. Coord./TE & FB Second Year at Liberty (Minnesota State-Mankato ( 02) Special Teams Duties: Kicker/Punter Field Goals Dennis Wagner Asst. HC/OL Second Year at Liberty (Utah, 82) Joe Dailey Asst. Coach - QB Second Year at Liberty (North Carolina, 08) Defense Jamaal Fobbs Asst. Coach - RB Second Year at Liberty (Oklahoma State, 01) Special Teams Duties: Punt Returns Juan Taylor Asst. Coach - WR Second Year at Liberty (Kentucky State, 93) Robert Wimberly Def. Coord./LB & S Seventh Year at Liberty (Alabama A&M, 02) Vantz Singletary Co-Def. Coord./DL Second Year at Liberty (Kansas State, 90) Special Teams Duties: Field Goal Block Marshall Roberts Rec. Coord./CB 10th Year at Liberty (Rutgers, 93) Special Teams Duties: Kickoff Returns Josh Bookbinder Asst. Coach - OLB Second Year at Liberty (Baylor, 09) Special Teams Duties: Kickoffs & Punts Long Snapper Bryant Lewellyn Asst. Coach - DT First Year at Liberty (Liberty, 12)