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2011 FLORIDA STATE
OUTLOOK
Chris
Thompson
The stakes have been raised entering Jimbo Fisher’s second season at the helm of the Florida State football
program. A 10-win season, including an ACC Atlantic Division title and capped by a Chick-fi l-A Bowl victory
over South Carolina will do that.
Rampant enthusiasm among the FSU fan base is not unwarranted. The Seminoles open the 2011 campaign
in the national championship conversation for good reason. Florida State returns a bountiful supply of
experienced players on both sides of the football, and arguably the best specialty units the program has
ever produced. Then add what many consider the nation’s No. 1 recruiting class – on the heels of three
previous top 10 classes – and it’s clear the ‘Noles have signifi cantly improved, not only their talent pool, but
added competitive depth throughout the lineup.
On the fi eld the Seminoles return eight starters on both offense and defense, plus the full complement of
specialists. Equally important is the added familiarity that comes with 18 months of work under Fisher and
his staff. Collectively, the ‘Noles have made tremendous strides in terms of physical development, on top of
the confi dence carried from a 10-4 campaign and a 26-17 bowl victory over South Carolina.
Offensively, FSU replaces a three-year starting quarterback with an experienced understudy in EJ Manuel,
who is 4-2 as a starter and has guided the team to consecutive bowl victories. Defensively, Fisher has every
reason to expect continued growth in the second year of coordinator Mark Stoops’ scheme, which made
signifi cant strides in 2010.
With the season at hand, here’s a segment-by-segment look at the Seminoles moving forward:
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QUARTERBACKS
•• EEJJ MMaannuuel grabs the reins after two years of signifi cant seasoning behind
Christian Ponder. Tested and successful on the big stage, the redshirt junior has
prepared for the full-time job by compiling a 4-2 record as a starter. A polished passer
with a career 67.3 percent completion rate, Manuel is also a threat on the move, with
366 rushing yards over 17 career appearances. His natural leadership skills were
further enhanced as he successfully navigated the ‘Noles through his fi rst healthy
spring practice.
• There is little experience behind Manuel, where redshirt sophomore Will Secord
and redshirt freshman Clint Trickett continue to compete for the No. 2 spot. While
Secord’s three snaps in last season’s opener represent the combined playing
experience of the pair, both have complete command of the playbook.
RUNNING BACKS
• TThhee SSeemminoles return their top three rushers in junior tailback Chris Thompson
and seniors Ty Jones and Jermaine Thomas. In all, 92 percent of FSU’s 2,400
rushing yards return, including the players who accounted for 23 of 27 rushing
touchdowns.
• Thompson was the team’s top rusher in 2010, piling up 845 yards at a clip of 6.3
ypc. A home run hitter, Thompson’s breakaway speed led to scoring runs of 90, 83
and 70 yards, which were among his eight plays of 25 or more yards last season. His
three 100-yard rushing performances included 147 in his Chick-fi l-A Bowl Offensive
MVP performance. Thompson also led all backs with 19 receptions, good for 155
yards.
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• Jones, the designated power back of the trio, rushed for fi ve TDs, including three
Manuel
in the ACC Championship game against Virginia Tech. He fi nished 2010 with a
career-high 527 yards and a healthy 6.1 ypc average. Jones had a pair of 100-yard
rushing performances, including a career-best 108 at NC State on 10 carries.
• Thomas enters his fi nal season as the ACC’s No. 2 active rushing leader with
1,804 yards. He ran for 490 yards and six TD’s as a junior, despite missing three
games with a knee sprain. His 18 career rushing touchdowns rank eighth in school
history and his six 100-yard games is tops among FSU’s current running backs.
• The potential wildcard contributor in the crowded backfi eld is true freshman
Devonta Freeman, an early enrollee who gained invaluable experience in the spring.
• Junior Lonnie Pryor has spent the past two seasons as FSU’s hybrid fullback. A
punishing lead blocker, Pryor is equally skilled as a ball-carrier. He averaged 4.9 ypc
and ran for four TD’s, but also produced in the passing game with 12 receptions and
three receiving scores.
• Junior Debrale Smiley, a 230-pounder who saw limited action last season, and
sophomore Chad Abram, a converted safety, provide depth at the fullback position.
RECEIVERS • A host of youngsters, sophomores Jarred Haggins, Kenny Shaw and Greg Dent,
cut their teeth in limited action during the 2010 season. They combined for fi ve
• WWhhiille tthhere is ample experience – FSU returns three of its top four wideouts receptions for 52 yards. Redshirt freshman Christian Green will also factor into the
who combined for 127 of 250 receptions – the receiving corps is one of the most mix after the one-time high school quarterback gained invaluable experience on the
competitive positions on the club. At one spot, senior Bert Reed and junior Rodney scout team.
Smith are locked in a battle for the starting nod, while Willie Haulstead, Jarred
Haggins and Greg Dent are the front-runners on the opposite side.
TIGHT ENDS
• Reed enters his fi nal season as one of FSU’s most productive receivers in school
history. Coming off a team-leading 58-catch, 614-yard campaign in 2010, Reed
•• SSeenniioorr BBeau Reliford made 10 starts and saw action in 13 games during the 2010
ranks sixth in all-time receptions with 141, while his 1,619 yards rank 19th. He had
season, collecting a career-high 17 passes for 198 yards and one touchdown. More
two game-deciding TD’s in 2010, including a career-long 44-yard reception to beat
importantly, he began to emerge as an edge blocking force in FSU’s running game.
Maryland.
• Ja’Baris Little returns for his senior season after making four starts in 2010.
• Smith came into his own in the second half of his sophomore campaign, grabbing
Primarily utilized as a blocker, especially in short-yardage situations, Little was
25 of his 31 receptions over the fi nal eight games The 6-foot-6 target had fi ve plays
instrumental in FSU’s running game producing 171.4 yards a game.
over 25 yards and posted his fi rst 100-yard game (4-121) against Clemson.
• Redshirt freshman Will Tye was one of the team’s most improved performers
• Haulstead emerged as a big-play threat for the ‘Noles in 2010, leading the team
throughout the spring. Athletic and strong, he fi gures to play a more prominent role
with six TD catches and a 15.4 ypc average. The junior is coming off a 38-catch,
as both a blocker and mid-range target.
587-yard season which included a team-high eight plays of 25 or more yards. His
10-reception, 154-yard game against UNC ranks as one of the most productive by
an FSU wideout in recent history.
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OFFENSIVE LINE DEFENSIVE ENDS
•• LLeedd bbyy sseenior offensive tackles Andrew Datko and Zebrie Sanders, the Seminoles •• TThhee 22001100 season saw the Seminoles re-establish their reputation for producing a
return a core group of linemen who have been instrumental in the program’s relentless pass rush off the edge. Led by fi rst-team All-ACC selection and preseason
improvement over the past three seasons. Senior guard David Spurlock is slated to All-American Brandon Jenkins – and three of the top four ends from a year ago – the
move from the right to left side, replacing consensus All-American Rodney Hudson, ‘Noles look to improve on their nation-leading 48 sacks, in no small part because of
while sophomore guard Bryan Stork is working on the right side after gaining the anticipated improvement of a more seasoned interior front.
valuable experience in 2010. The veteran quartet brings 105 career starts to the • Jenkins, a junior starter on the right side, ranked third nationally in sacks (13.5)
table. JUCO All-American Jacob Fahrenkrug has stepped in to fi ll the void created in his fi rst season of signifi cant action. He tied for fourth nationally in tackles for loss
at center by four-year starter Ryan McMahon’s graduation. (21.5), which ranks as the third-best season in FSU history. An instinctive player with
• Datko is back for his fourth season as the starting left tackle with 36 career starts a relentless motor, he amassed 63 tackles on the season. Jenkins will be backed by
to his credit. He yielded just one sack last season and posted the team’s second- sophomore Dan Hicks, who supplied 13 solo stops – including three tackles for loss
highest overall grade among linemen. A relentless pass protector, he has been and two sacks – in a back-up role.
beaten for sacks just three times over the past two seasons, while refi ning his skills • The left end position leader is sophomore Bjoern Werner, the Berlin, Germany
as a run-blocker. native who steps in for graduated standout Markus White. Werner’s power game
• Sanders brings a unit-high 37 career starts to the table from his right tackle translated to 20 tackles, including six tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks, as a true
position, but has also stepped in and played well at left tackle when called on. He freshman. Junior Cornellius “Tank” Carradine led the JUCO ranks with 16 sacks
fi nished second on the team with 37 knockdown blocks in 2010, which proved to be among his 119 tackles last season in an All-American campaign. A January enrollee,
a breakout campaign for the imposing physical presence. he emerged from the spring as a rising force on the defensive front.
• Spurlock started the fi rst seven games at right guard before he was sidelined
with a concussion and has 28 career starts. A physical force with a mean streak, his
agility and relentless approach make him a viable candidate to replace Hudson at
left guard.
• Stork stepped in when injuries hit the unit last season and made four starts,
including the fi nal three games of the season at right guard, where he’s slated to step
into the full-time role.
• Fahrenkrug, a late-bloomer out of high school, was an NJCAA All-American guard
at North Dakota State College of Sciences. The nation’s top-rated JUCO linemen is
a gifted athlete, which should help him make the transition to center smoothly after
working there in the spring.
• Offensive line coach Rick Trickett has built depth and developed versatility within
the ranks. Veterans Jacob Stanley (G/C), Henry Orelus (G/T) and Garrett Faircloth
(T) have all earned playing time in their careers.
DEFENSIVE TACKLE/NOSE GUARD
•• OOnnccee aa pposition of concern, the Seminoles can now turn to a core group of seven
interior defensive linemen who have made dramatic gains in the weight room to go
along with invaluable experience gained over the past few years. The defensive
tackle and nose guard positions, often interchangeable, may well be a team strength
moving forward with juniors Jacobbi McDaniel, Everett Dawkins and Anthony
McCloud leading the charge.
• McDaniel and Dawkins are 1 and 1A entering the preseason at the defensive
tackle spot. McDaniel has physically reinvented himself in the offseason, while
already amassing 56 career stops, 9.5 tackles for loss and two forced fumbles.
Explosive off the ball, Dawkins has racked up 55 tackles including 10.5 for lost
Brandon
yardage and 4.5 sacks in his career. Sophomore Demonte McAllister, who will push
Jenkins
the veterans, had registered seven tackles for loss and three sacks among his 16
stops as a freshman.
• McCloud started the fi nal seven games last season at nose guard and played
in all 14 games, registering 35 tackles from the center of the line. He matched his
season-high with six tackles in the Chick-fi l-A Bowl win over South Carolina.
• Redshirt freshman Cameron Erving (6-5, 305) is an imposing fi gure who emerged
from his fi rst spring as a viable candidate for signifi cant playing time. Sophomore
Darious Cummings saw limited action last season but is an explosive force coming
off the ball. The X-factor among nose guards could be redshirt junior Moses McCray,
a one-time starter who has battled injuries throughout his career, but is one of the
team’s most physically gifted athletes.
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LINEBACKERS
•• NNoo ddeeffeensive segment lost more productivity from the 2010 roster than the
linebacker corps, which must replace a pair of starters. Fortunately, the Seminoles
can lean once more on weakside stalwart, senior Nigel Bradham, the teams’ top
tackler in each of the past two seasons. The balance of the starting unit, as well
as the top reserves, will be comprised of heralded younger players who have been
brought on board over the past few seasons.
• Bradham, entering his third season as a starter, remains the linchpin of the
segment. In addition to a career-best 98 stops (54 solo), Bradham also logged
new career-highs for sacks (fi ve) and passes defended (fi ve), while matching his
previous best of 5.5 tackles for loss. He will be backed up by rising sophomore Jeff
Luc and freshman Terrance Smith.
• The middle linebacker spot is shaping up as a battle between junior Vince
Williams and sophomore Telvin Smith. Williams posted a career-best 17 stops last
season after missing the entire 2009 season with a back injury. Rangy and athletic Greg
with a mean streak, Smith moves from the weakside position, where he registered Reid
18 tackles as Bradham’s back-up. Redshirt freshman Holmes Onwukaife will get a
long look in the middle during the preseason after sitting out the spring following
shoulder surgery.
• As a true freshman, Christian Jones saw action in all 14 games and proved quite • Instead of playing side-by-side as they did in 2010, Parks and Moody will
productive, registering 18 tackles, including three tackles for loss, a pass break-up, compete for the starting job at free safety. Parks started all 14 games at the position
a fumble recovery and three sacks. He was the ACC Rookie of the Week following last season and produced 44 tackles and six pass break-ups. Moody, the starting
his six-tackle effort at Virginia, which included a sack and a pass break-up. Jones free safety, fi nished third on the team with 79 tackles, including four tackles for loss.
will be challenged by redshirt freshman Nigel Terrell, who is blessed with speed and He had a career-high 13 tackles at Maryland and helped seal the win with a 96-
added signifi cant mass in his fi rst season on campus. yard interception return for a touchdown, earning ACC Defensive Back of the Week
honors. Sophomore Justin Bright will supply depth to the position.
• A year ago Lamarcus Joyner came into the fold as the USA Today National
SECONDARY Defensive Player of the Year. A cornerback by trade, he enters his sophomore
season as the projected starting strong safety, where his ball skills will come in handy.
• IIn 22001100, FSU’s secondary was easily the most improved segment on the team, Joyner made 23 stops, broke up two passes and added an interception against
contributing signifi cantly to a unit that was especially stout defending the end zone. Miami in 14 appearances, primarily at corner. Sophomore Terrence Brooks, who saw
Cornerbacks Greg Reid and Xavier Rhodes teamed with ultimate utility man Michael the majority of his action on special teams, will compete for the free safety position.
Harris to lock up the edges, while safeties Terrance Parks and Nick Moody brought
a physical toughness to FSU’s last line of defense.
• Reid continued to pile up big plays in his second season in 2010 and is the SPECIALISTS
most seasoned secondary man as the projected junior starter at the fi eld cornerback
spot. The Defensive MVP of the Chick-fi l-A Bowl, he posted career-highs for tackles • FFiisshheerr hhas repeatedly said he believes the Seminoles have the fi nest special
(65), pass break-ups (14), interceptions (three), tackles for loss (three) and forced teams units in the nation, and it’s hard to argue otherwise when assessing coach
fumbles (three). True freshman Nick Waisome, a heralded signee who benefi tted Eddie Gran’s contingent. Strong-legged junior Dustin Hopkins will handle all kickoffs
from January enrollment, possesses many of the same traits as the back-up fi eld and kicks, while senior Shawn Powell is back to provide booming punts with
corner. outstanding hang-time. Greg Reid will bring his electric punt and kick returning skills
• Rhodes, a redshirt sophomore, was a consensus Freshman All-American as a 14- back for a third season, while junior Dax Dellenbach was rock steady as the long-
game starter at the boundary corner. His 12 pass break-ups and 16 passes defended snapper.
led all freshmen nationally en route to ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year honors, • Hopkins, a third-year starter was a semifi nalist for the 2010 Groza Award after
as well as National Defensive Freshman of the Year from collegefootballnews.com. scoring 119 points – the third-highest total in school history. The Houston native
Long and physical, he amassed 58 tackles (49 solo), including 3.5 tackles for loss converted all four fi eld goal attempts and scored 14 points in the Chick-fi l-A Bowl
and led the ‘Noles with four interceptions, capping his regular season campaign with win over South Carolina. On the year, he converted 22 of 28 fi eld goal attempts,
a pair of fumble recoveries in the win over Florida. highlighted by his walk-off 55-yarder to beat Clemson at the horn. Hopkins also
• Harris, a senior, was arguably FSU’s most productive big-play specialist while brings a streak of 86 consecutive PAT conversions into the 2011 campaign. Equally
earning most of his time as the nickel back. Of his 41 stops, 33 were of the solo important, Hopkins’ 41 touchbacks ranked second nationally and his prowess in that
variety. He shared the team lead with four interceptions, broke up fi ve passes and area will once again be instrumental in FSU’s fi eld position game.
forced a pair of fumbles. Three of his interceptions came in wins over Clemson, • As a junior, Powell enjoyed one of the fi nest seasons for an FSU punter in school
Florida and South Carolina. In addition to backing up Rhodes at the boundary history, averaging 44.3 yards. Of his career-high 50 punts, 16 pinned opponents
corner, Harris will also see action in nickel and dime packages. Redshirt junior Avis inside the 20 and he forced six fair catches. Powell earned ACC Specialist of the
Commack, a 6-foot-4 converted wideout, will also compete for action at boundary Week honors after pinning Florida at its 4, 7 and 5-yard lines. His statistically best
corner after missing last season with a leg injury. effort came in the bowl game when he averaged 50.8 yards against South Carolina
with a 48.4 net.
• Reid remains one of the nation’s most dangerous return specialists, especially
when handling punts. He averaged 10.1 yards per return, but his mere presence
led to outstanding fi eld position as opponents often punted away from him. Still, he
managed a 74-yard return for a score against Samford. As a kickoff return man, Reid
established a single-season school record with 742 yards.
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a closer look at the ‘noles
PLAYERS BY Pennsylvania (1) Sport Management: Terrence Brooks, Darious July
STATE/HOMETOWN Wyncote: Nick Moody Cummings, Garrett Faircloth, Devonta 1 Mickel Pringle
Freeman, Christian Green, Tyler Hunter, 2 Philip Doumar
Tennessee (1) Christian Jones, Rodney Smith, Bryan 7 Xavier Pryce
Florida (95) Murfreesboro: David Spurlock Stork, Chris Thompson, Gerald Rogers, 9 Roland Gutierrez
Apopka: Tim Thompson; Bellair: Andrew
Nowels; Belle Glade: Kelvin Benjamin, Greg Germany (1) Kevin Dehlinger, Jonathan Wallace, Roland 14 Nile Lawrence-Stample
Dent, Henry Orelus; Blountsown: Cory Berlin: Bjoern Werner Gutierrez, Parker Conley 14 Sterling Lovelady
17 Xavier Pryce
Cox; Brooksville: Nathan Brazeau; Cape Undecided: Timmy Jernigan 18 Ethan Gilbert
Coral: David Tyrrell; Crawfordville: Nigel
Bradham, David Dekle; Coconut Creek: PLAYERS BY MAJOR 23 Kevin Dehlinger
Darren Logozzo; Davenport: Karlos Williams, PLAYERS BY BIRTHDAY August
Vince Williams; DeLand: Trey Pettis; Destin: African American Studies: Greg Reid 4 Jacob Coker
Kevin Dehlinger; Dunnellon: Terrence Applied Economics: Andrew Datko, Rhonne January 6 Anthony McCloud
Brooks; Fort Lauderdale: Austin Barron, Dax Sanderson 5 Mike Harris 8 Parker Conley
Dellenbach, James Dolan, Lamarcus Joyner, 6 Josue Matias 9 Christian Green
Nile Lawrence-Stample, Beau Reliford; Fort Athletic Training: Nigel Terrell, Rashad Greene 8 Avis Commack 14 Willie Haulstead
Pierce: Giorgio Newberry, Keelin Smith; Biological Science: Holmes Onwukaife, Nick 8 Keelin Smith 15 Andrew Datko
Gonzalez: Joe Harmon; Greenville: Jacobbi Waisome, Jacob Coker, Xavier Pryce, 10 Jermaine Thomas 21 Bobby Hart
McDaniel, Chris Thompson; Groveland: Rashad Greene 12 Moses McCray 23 Cameron Erving
Nick Waisome; Gulf Breeze: Chad Colley; 13 Anthony Porterfi eld 27 Jonathan Johnson
Harmony: Jacob Newcott; Jacksonville: Eric Business: Daniel Foose, Jarred Haggins, 17 Jarred Haggins 28 Trey Sumner
Beverly, Avis Commack, Russell Eldridge, Will Tye, Arrington Jenkins, Ridge Read 19 David Tyrell 30 Bjoern Werner
Ben Gatewood, Sean Hector, Derrick Mitchell, 21 James Dolan 31 Nick O’Leary
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Gilbert; Panama City: Ridge Read, Bert Reed; Elementary Education: Telvin Smith 18 Christian Jones 3 Frank Nicholas
Pensacola: Anthony Porterfi eld; Pomona 22 Lonnie Pryor 5 Jonathan Akanbi
Park: Toshmon Stevens; Port St. Lucie: Engineering: Austin Barron 23 Demonte McAllister 6 Andrew Nowels
Lamarcus Brutus, Ryan DiMarco, Jeff Luc; Exercise Science: Dorian Earley, Russell Eldridge, 26 Derek Williams 7 Lennox Kennedy
St. Cloud: Jared Fenton; St. Petersburg: Anthony Porterfi eld, Derek Williams March 8 Jacobbi McDaniel
Dorian Earley, Hunter Thomason; Sanford: 2 Terrence Brooks 10 Will Secord
Jonathan Johnson; Tallahassee: Josh Exploratory I: Gregory Dent, Cameron Erving, 5 Toshmon Stevens 15 Bryan Stork
Gehres, Brandon Jenkins, Ja’Baris Little, Chris Trey Pettis, Terrance Smith, Clinton Trickett, 7 Darious Cummings 18 Jacob Fahrenkrug
Revell, Clint Trickett; Tampa: Christian Green, Kelvin Benjamin, Eric Beverly, Lamarcus 11 Dorian Earley 19 Austin Barron
Ty Jones, Demonte McAllister, Moses McCray, Brutus, Ruben Carter, Tre’ Jackson, Nile 11 Rodney Smith 20 Chris Thompson
Franklin Nicholas, Rhonne Sanderson, James Lawrence-Stample, Giorgio Newberry, 12 Jacob Stanley 26 David Spurlock
Wilder, Jr.; Titusville: Darious Cummings, Nick O’Leary 13 Jared Fenton 27 Gerald Rogers
Willie Haulstead; Vero Beach: Bryan Stork; Exploratory II: Tank Sessions, Ryan DiMarco 15 Devonta Freeman 27 Sean Tidmus
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Albany: Rashad Greene; Brunswick: Finance: Justin Bright, Josh Gehres, Jared 24 Tyler Hunter 5 Beau Reliford
Garrett Faircloth; Decatur: Tank Sessions, Fenton, Lennox Kennedy, Glenn Hall Jr., Ryan 30 Russell Eldridge 12 Glenn Hall Jr.
Terrance Smith; Fairburn: Terrance Parks; DiMarco April 14 Will Tye
Jesup: Tre’ Jackson; Moultrie: Cameron Geography: Shawn Powell (2nd degree – fi rst 1 David Dekle 15 Bryan Stork
Erving; Norcross: Parker Conley; Peachtree degree in international Affairs) 3 Joe Harmon 26 Giorgio Newberry
City: Derek Williams; Rome: Shawn Powell; 11 Telvin Smith 27 Henry Orelus
Thomasville: Anthony McCloud, Debrale Graphic Design: Jonathan Akanbi 13 Dax Dellenbach 29 Shawn Powell
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Texas (3) Interdisciplinary Social Science: Nigel Bradham, 26 Cory Cox 4 Zebrie Sanders
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Alabama (3) Moses McCray, Nick Moody, Terrance Parks, 3 Terrance Smith 12 Timothy Thompson
Anniston: Blake Snider; Helena: Nigel Terrell; Bert Reed, Beau Reliford, Will Secord, David 4 Karlos Williams 14 Tre’ Jackson
Mobile: Jacob Coker Spurlock, Jermaine Thomas, Jonathan 8 Chris Revell 15 Daniel Foose
Johnson 15 Ridge Read 16 Nigel Terrell
Mississippi (1) 22 Chad Abram 18 Tank Sessions
Oxford: Dan Hicks International Affairs: Dan Hicks, Henry Orelus, 28 Eli Tatem 23 Rhonne Sanderson
Xavier Rhodes, Bjoern Werner 27 Arrington Jenkins
New Jersey (2) June 27 Jonathan Johnson
Paramus: Daniel Foose; Union City: Josue Media/Communication Studies: Dustin Hopkins, 1 Bert Reed 27 Lamarcus Joyner
Matias EJ Manuel 4 Sean Hector 27 Vince Williams
Ohio (2) Media Productions: Karlos Williams 5 Greg Dent
Cincinnati: Cornellius Carradine; Dayton: 10 Darren Logozzo
Zebrie Sanders Political Science: Trey Sumner 11 Trey Pettis
13 Everett Dawkins
South Carolina (2) Psychology: Bobby Hart 14 Xavier Rhodes
Duncan: Justin Bright; Spartanburg: Everett Retail Merchandising and Product 23 Blake Snider
Dawkins Development: Zebrie Sanders 29 Ty Jones
Virginia (1) Social Science Education: Blake Snider
Virginia Beach: EJ Manuel
Social Work: Jacob Fahrenkrug
Connecticut (1)
Middletown: Will Tye Sociology: Hunter Thomason, Keelin Smith
Minnesota (1)
Robbinsdale: Jacob Fahrenkrug
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2011 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
NO NAME POS HT WT CL HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
NUMERICAL ROSTER 41 Chad Abram FB 6-0 227 SO Lakeland, Fla./Kathleen
40 Jonathan Akanbi DB 6-1 197 SO Orlando, Fla./Edgewater
NO NAME POS 62 Austin Barron OL 6-3 295 FR Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas
1 Kelvin Benjamin WR 13 Nigel Bradham LB 6-3 240 SR Crawfordville, Fla./Wakulla
1 Mike Harris CB 37 Nathan Brazeau FB 5-9 210 SR Brooksville, Fla./Central
3 Justin Bright S 1 Kelvin Benjamin WR 6-6 242 FR Belle Glade, Fla./Glades Central
3 EJ Manuel QB 29 Eric Beverly RB 5-9 220 FR Jacksonville, Fla./First Coast
4 Devonta Freeman RB 3 Justin Bright S 6-1 190 R-SO Duncan, S.C./Byrnes
4 Terrance Parks S 31 Terrence Brooks S 5-11 193 SO Dunnellon, Fla./Dunnellon
5 Greg Reid CB 78 Shayne Broxsie DE 6-2 260 FR Monticello, Fla./Jefferson County
42 Lamarcus Brutus DB 6-0 188 FR Port St. Lucie, Fla./Treasure Coast
6 Gerald Demps S
91 Cornellius Carradine DE 6-5 267 JR Cincinnati, Ohio/Taft HS/Butler CC
7 Christian Jones LB
65 Ruben Carter OL 6-5 308 FR Miami, Fla./Jackson
8 Timmy Jernigan DT
14 Jacob Coker QB 6-5 235 FR Mobile, Ala./St. Paul Episcopal
9 Clint Trickett QB
39 Chad Colley S 5-11 190 SR Gulf Breeze, Fla./Gulf Breeze
9 Karlos Williams DB 21 Avis Commack CB 6-4 203 R-JR Jacksonville, Fla./First Coast
10 Nick Moody S 12 Parker Conley P 6-5 210 R-FR Norcross, Ga./Norcross
11 Ethan Gilbert QB 42 Cory Cox S 6-1 205 JR Blountstown, Fla./Blountstown/North Alabama
11 Vince Williams LB 94 Darious Cummings DT 6-2 293 SO Titusville, Fla./Astronaut
12 Parker Conley P 67 Andrew Datko OT 6-6 321 SR Weston, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas
12 Jarred Haggins WR 93 Everett Dawkins DL 6-2 295 R-JR Spartanburg, S.C./Byrnes
12 Andrew Nowels QB 70 Kevin Dehlinger OL 6-1 235 SO Destin, Fla./Fort Walton Beach
13 Nigel Bradham LB 63 David Dekle DT 5-11 270 JR Crawfordville, Fla./Florida High
13 Rashad Gholston DB 64 Dax Dellenbach DS 6-1 235 JR Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./No. Broward Prep/Auburn
14 Jacob Coker QB 6 Gerald Demps S 5-10 206 R-SO Valdosta, Ga./Lowndes County
15 Greg Dent WR 5-11 191 SO Belle Glade, Fla./Glades Central
14 Ridge Read QB
30 Ryan DiMarco FB 5-10 225 SO Port St. Lucie, Fla./John Carroll
15 Greg Dent WR
45 James Dolan WR 5-10 175 R-FR Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas
15 Nick Waisome DB
75 Philip Doumar DS 6-1 215 SO Jupiter, Fla./Jupiter
16 Will Secord QB
30 Dorian Earley LB 6-2 215 SO St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Petersburg
18 Dustin Hopkins K
68 Russell Eldridge OL 6-3 275 SO Jacksonville, Fla./Mandarin
19 Josh Gehres WR 98 Cameron Erving DT 6-5 305 R-FR Moultrie, Ga./Colquitt County
20 Lamarcus Joyner S 60 Jacob Fahrenkrug OG 6-4 315 JR Robbinsdale, Minn./Cooper HS/North Dakota St. College
20 Daniel Monroe RB 76 Garrett Faircloth OT 6-7 295 R-SO Brunswick, Ga./Bolles (Fla.)
21 Avis Commack CB 39 Jared Fenton CB 5-11 190 JR St. Cloud, Fla./Harmony/Jacksonville
21 Debrale Smiley RB 72 Daniel Foose OL 6-6 290 R-FR Paramus, N.J./Catholic
22 Telvin Smith LB 4 Devonta Freeman RB 5-8 200 FR Miami, Fla./Miami Central
23 Chris Thompson RB 71 Ben Gatewood OL 6-6 280 R-FR Jacksonville, Fla./Stanton Prep
24 Lonnie Pryor RB 19 Josh Gehres WR 6-3 202 R-SO Tallahassee, Fla./Lincoln
24 Terrance Smith LB 13 Rashad Gholston DB 5-10 167 SO Miami Gardens, Fla./Miramar
26 Arrington Jenkins LB 11 Ethan Gilbert QB 5-11 175 SO Palmetto, Fla./Palmetto HS/University of Miami
89 Christian Green WR 6-2 205 R-FR Tampa, Fla./Catholic
26 Xavier Pryce CB
80 Rashad Greene WR 6-0 175 FR Albany, Ga./St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.)
27 Xavier Rhodes CB
72 Roland Gutierrez DT 6-1 255 FR Orlando, Fla./Olympia
28 Nigel Terrell LB
12 Jarred Haggins WR 6-1 191 SO Lakeland, Fla./Lakeland
29 Eric Beverly RB
43 Glenn Hall LB 6-0 196 R-FR Miami, Fla./Carol City
29 Lennox Kennedy CB 46 Joe Harmon LB 6-2 200 R-FR Pensacola, Fla./Tate
30 Ryan DiMarco FB 1 Mike Harris CB 5-11 195 SR Miami, Fla./South Miami/El Camino CC
30 Dorian Earley LB 51 Bobby Hart OL 6-5 303 FR Lauderhill, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas
30 Tyler Hunter DB 82 Willie Haulstead WR 6-3 213 JR Titusville, Fla./Titusville
31 Terrence Brooks S 70 Sean Hector DE 6-3 220 R-FR Jacksonville, Fla./Bishop Kenny HS/Tallahassee CC
32 Sean Tidmus LB 58 Dan Hicks DE 6-4 270 R-SO Oxford, Miss./Oxford
32 James Wilder Jr. RB 18 Dustin Hopkins K 6-2 190 JR Houston, Texas/Clear Lake
33 Ty Jones RB 30 Tyler Hunter DB 6-0 200 FR Valdosta, Ga./Lowndes County
35 Nick O’Leary TE 63 Tre’ Jackson OL 6-4 310 FR Jesup, Ga./Wayne County
35 Gerald Rogers WR 26 Arrington Jenkins LB 6-2 225 FR Miami, Fla./Coral Park
49 Brandon Jenkins DE 6-3 265 JR Tallahassee, Fla./Florida High
36 Jacob Newcott DB
8 Timmy Jernigan DT 6-3 297 FR Lake City, Fla./Columbia
37 Nathan Brazeau FB
46 Jonathan Johnson TE 6-7 265 JR Sanford, Fla./Seminole
37 Keelin Smith DB
7 Christian Jones LB 6-4 240 SO Winter Park, Fla./Lake Howell
38 Jermaine Thomas RB
33 Ty Jones RB 5-10 210 SR Tampa, Fla./Middleton
39 Jared Fenton CB
20 Lamarcus Joyner S 5-8 204 SO Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas
39 Chad Colley S 29 Lennox Kennedy CB 5-9 183 R-FR Orlando, Fla./Dr. Phillips
39 David Tyrrell WR 99 Nile Lawrence-Stample DT 6-1 297 FR Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Nova
40 Jonathan Akanbi DB 85 Ja’Baris Little TE 6-3 245 SR Tallahassee, Fla./Lincoln
41 Chad Abram FB 74 Darren Logozzo OL 6-2 240 R-FR Coconut Creek, Fla./North Broward Prep
42 Lamarcus Brutus DB 53 Sterling Lovelady OL 6-2 285 FR Navarre, Fla./Navarre HS
42 Cory Cox S 48 Jeff Luc LB 6-0 245 SO Port St. Lucie, Fla./Treasure Coast
43 Glenn Hall LB 3 EJ Manuel QB 6-5 245 R-JR Virginia Beach, Va./Bayside
43 Frank Nicholas DS 70 Josue Matias OL 6-5 320 FR Union City, N.J./Union City
43 Anthony Porterfi eld TE 97 Demonte McAllister DL 6-2 285 R-SO Tampa, Fla./Alonso
44 Will Tye TE 92 Anthony McCloud DT 6-2 311 R-JR Thomasville, Ga./Thomas Co. Central/Itawamba CC
90 Moses McCray DT 6-2 316 R-JR Tampa, Fla./Hillsborough
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NO NAME POS HT WT CL HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
55 Jacobbi McDaniel DT 6-1 297 JR Greenville, Fla./Madison County NUMERICAL ROSTER

56 Derrick Mitchell DT 6-5 305 FR Jacksonville, Fla./First Coast
20 Daniel Monroe RB 5-10 205 R-FR Miami, Fla./Coral Reef NO NAME POS
10 Nick Moody S 6-2 224 JR Wyncote, Pa./Roman Catholic 44 Derek Williams P
87 Giorgio Newberry DE 6-6 255 FR Fort Pierce, Fla./Fort Pierce Central 45 James Dolan WR
36 Jacob Newcott DB 6-1 185 SO Harmony, Fla./Harmony 45 Shawn Powell P
43 Frank Nicholas DS 5-10 190 SO Tampa, Fla./Plant 46 Joe Harmon LB
12 Andrew Nowels QB 6-3 224 SR Bellair, Fla./Lakeland 46 Jonathan Johnson TE
35 Nick O’Leary TE 6-4 240 FR Palm Beach Gardens, Fla./Dwyer 47 Tank Sessions TE
57 Holmes Onwukaife LB 6-2 245 R-FR Cedar Park, Texas/Cedar Park
48 Jeff Luc LB
59 Henry Orelus OG 6-3 295 SO Belle Glade, Fla./Glades Central
49 Brandon Jenkins DE
4 Terrance Parks S 6-2 215 SR Fairburn, Ga./Creekside
51 Bobby Hart OL
56 Trey Pettis OL 6-5 310 FR DeLand, Fla./DeLand
52 Bryan Stork OG
43 Anthony Porterfi eld TE 6-3 231 SO Pensacola, Fla./Escambia
45 Shawn Powell P 6-4 235 SR Rome, Ga./Darlington Prep 53 Sterling Lovelady OL
56 Mickel Pringle LB 6-1 222 SO Loxahatchee, Fla./Seminole Ridge 54 Tim Thompson DB
26 Xavier Pryce CB 5-10 194 JR Miami, Fla./Parkway Academy 55 Jacobbi McDaniel DT
24 Lonnie Pryor RB 6-0 230 JR Okeechobee, Fla./Okeechobee 56 Derrick Mitchell DT
14 Ridge Read QB 5-10 191 JR Panama City, Fla./Liberty County 56 Mickel Pringle LB
83 Bert Reed WR 5-10 183 R-SR Panama City, Fla./Bay 56 Trey Pettis OL
5 Greg Reid CB 5-8 186 JR Valdosta, Ga./Lowndes County 57 Holmes Onwukaife LB
88 Beau Reliford TE 6-6 260 SR Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Dillard 58 Dan Hicks DE
69 Chris Revell DS 6-0 195 SO Tallahassee, Fla./Chiles 59 Henry Orelus OG
27 Xavier Rhodes CB 6-2 215 R-SO Miami, Fla./Norland 60 Jacob Fahrenkrug OG
35 Gerald Rogers WR 5-8 145 SO Jacksonville, Fla./Robert E. Lee
61 Blake Snider OG
77 Zebrie Sanders OT 6-6 307 SR Dayton, Ohio/Northmont
62 Austin Barron OL
73 Rhonne Sanderson OT 6-4 295 R-JR Tampa, Fla./Plant
63 David Dekle DT
16 Will Secord QB 6-2 214 R-SO Frisco, Texas/Wakeland
63 Tre Jackson OL
47 Tank Sessions TE 6-6 252 R-FR Decatur, Ga./Columbia
64 Dax Dellenbach DS
81 Kenny Shaw WR 5-11 170 SO Orlando, Fla./Dr. Phillips
21 Debrale Smiley RB 5-11 230 R-JR Thomasville, Ga./Thomas Co. Central/Itawamba CC 65 Ruben Carter OL
37 Keelin Smith DB 6-3 190 FR Fort Pierce, Fla./Treasure Coast 66 Jacob Stanley C
84 Rodney Smith WR 6-6 216 JR Miami, Fla./Archbishop Carroll 67 Andrew Datko OT
22 Telvin Smith LB 6-3 216 SO Valdosta, Ga./Lowndes County 68 Russell Eldridge OL
24 Terrance Smith LB 6-3 220 FR Decatur, Ga./Southwest DeKalb 69 Chris Revell DS
61 Blake Snider OG 6-3 295 R-SO Anniston, Ala./Cleburne County 70 Kevin Dehlinger OL
79 David Spurlock OG 6-4 308 SR Murfreesboro, Tenn./Riverdale 70 Sean Hector DE
66 Jacob Stanley C 6-1 280 SR Jacksonville, Fla./Trinity Christian 70 Josue Matias OL
96 Toshmon Stevens DE 6-5 235 R-JR Pomona Park, Fla./Crescent City 71 Ben Gatewood OL
52 Bryan Stork OG 6-4 299 R-SO Vero Beach, Fla./Vero Beach 72 Daniel Foose OL
76 Trey Sumner OLB 6-2 215 JR Jacksonville, Fla./Bartram Trail
72 Roland Gutierrez DT
28 Nigel Terrell LB 6-1 230 R-FR Helena, Ala./Pelham
73 Rhonne Sanderson OT
38 Jermaine Thomas RB 5-11 192 SR Jacksonville, Fla./First Coast
74 Darren Logozzo OL
75 Hunter Thomason OL 6-0 245 R-FR St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Petersburg
74 Jonathan Wallace OT
23 Chris Thompson RB 5-8 190 JR Greenville, Fla./Madison County
54 Tim Thompson DB 5-10 195 JR Apopka, Fla./South Lake 75 Philip Doumar DS
32 Sean Tidmus LB 6-0 217 R-FR Winter Garden, Fla./Ocoee 75 Hunter Thomason OL
9 Clint Trickett QB 6-2 180 R-FR Tallahassee, Fla./North Florida Christian 76 Garrett Faircloth OT
44 Will Tye TE 6-3 245 R-FR Middletown, Conn./Salisbury 76 Trey Sumner LB
39 David Tyrrell WR 6-3 200 R-FR Cape Coral, Fla./Mariner 77 Zebrie Sanders OT
15 Nick Waisome DB 5-10 175 FR Groveland, Fla./South Lake HS 78 Shayne Broxsie DE
74 Jonathan Wallace OT 6-7 284 SO Jacksonville, Fla./Lee 79 David Spurlock OG
95 Bjoern Werner DE 6-4 273 SO Berlin, Germany/Salisbury (Conn.) 80 Rashad Greene WR
32 James Wilder Jr. RB 6-2 220 FR Tampa, Fla./Plant 81 Kenny Shaw WR
44 Derek Williams P 6-1 195 R-FR Peachtree City, Ga./Stars Mill 82 Willie Haulstead WR
9 Karlos Williams DB 6-2 220 FR Davenport, Fla./Ridge Community
83 Bert Reed WR
11 Vince Williams LB 6-1 240 R-JR Davenport, Fla./Ridge Community
84 Rodney Smith WR
85 Ja’Baris Little TE
2011 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 87 Giorgio Newberry DE
88 Beau Reliford TE
Cornellius Carradine (Carrah-dean) Holmes Onwukaife (Ahn-Wu-Ki-Fay) 89 Christian Green WR
Avis Commack (Coe-mack) Henry Orelus (Ora-lease)
90 Moses McCray DT
Darious Cummings (Dare-E-us) Ridge Read (Red)
91 Cornellius Carradine DE
David Dekle (Dee-kul) Chris Revell (Revel - like Rebel)
92 Anthony McCloud DT
Dax Dellenbach (Dell-n-back) Xavier Rhodes (X-A-V-yer)
93 Everett Dawkins DL
Philip Doumar (DOO-mar) Zebrie Sanders (Zee-Bree)
Josh Gehres (Garys) Rhonne Sanderson (Ronnie) 94 Darious Cummings DT
Ja’Baris Little (Ja-Bar-iss) Debrale Smiley (Da-brail) 95 Bjoern Werner DE
Jeff Luc (Luke) Nigel Terell (Ter-Rell) 96 Toshmon Stevens DE
Josue Matias (Hoe-sway Muh-tee-us) Nick Waisome (Way-some) 97 Demonte McAllister DL
Demonte McAllister (Duh-mon-tay) Bjoern Werner (Be-Yorn Wer-Ner) 98 Cameron Erving DT
Andrew Nowels (Noles) 99 Nile Lawrence-Stample DT
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2011 PRESEASON DEPTH CHART
OFFENSE DEFENSE
QB 3 EJ Manuel 6-5 245 Jr. LE 95 Bjoern Werner 6-4 273 So.
9 Clint Trickett 6-2 180 r-Fr. 91 Cornellius Carradine 6-5 267 Jr.
or 16 Will Secord 6-1 214 So.
DT 55 Jacobbi McDaniel 6-1 297 Jr.
TB 23 Chris Thompson 5-8 190 Jr. or 93 Everett Dawkins 6-2 295 Jr.
33 Ty Jones 5-10 210 Sr. 97 Demonte McAllister 6-2 285 So.
38 Jermaine Thomas 5-11 192 Sr.
4 Devonta Freeman 5-8 200 Fr. NG 92 Anthony McCloud 6-2 311 Jr.
98 Cameron Erving 6-5 305 r-Fr.
FB 24 Lonnie Pryor 6-0 230 Jr. 94 Darious Cummings 6-2 293 So.
21 Debrale Smiley 5-11 230 Jr. 90 Moses McCray 6-2 320 r-Jr.
41 Chad Abram 6-0 227 So.
RE 49 Brandon Jenkins 6-3 265 Jr.
WR 83 Bert Reed 5-10 183 Sr. 58 Dan Hicks 6-4 270 So.
or 84 Rodney Smith 6-6 216 Jr.
15 Greg Dent 5-11 191 So. SLB 7 Christian Jones 6-4 240 So.
28 Nigel Terrell 6-2 230 r-Fr.
LT 67 Andrew Datko 6-6 321 Sr.
77 Zebrie Sanders 6-6 307 Sr. MLB 11 Vince Williams 6-1 245 Jr.
or 72 Daniel Foose 6-6 290 r-Fr. or 22 Telvin Smith 6-3 209 So.
57 Holmes Onwukaife 6-2 245 r-Fr.
LG 79 David Spurlock 6-4 308 Sr.
66 Jacob Stanley 6-2 280 Sr. WLB 13 Nigel Bradham 6-3 240 Sr.
72 Daniel Foose 6-6 290 r-Fr. 48 Jeff Luc 6-0 245 So.
24 Terrance Smith 6-3 220 Fr.
C 60 Jacob Fahrenkrug 6-4 315 Jr.
52 Bryan Stork 6-4 299 So. BC 27 Xavier Rhodes 6-2 211 So.
53 Sterling Lovelady 6-2 285 Fr. 1 Michael Harris 5-11 195 Sr.
21 Avis Commack 6-4 203 Jr.
RG 52 Bryan Stork 6-4 299 So.
59 Henry Orelus 6-3 295 So. SS 20 Lamarcus Joyner 5-8 204 So.
61 Blake Snider 6-3 295 So. 31 Terrence Brooks 5-11 193 So.
RT 77 Zebrie Sanders 6-6 307 Sr. FS 4 Terrance Parks 6-2 215 Sr.
76 Garrett Faircloth 6-7 295 So. or 10 Nick Moody 6-2 224 Jr.
3 Justin Bright 6-1 190 So.
TE 88 Beau Reliford 6-6 260 Sr.
85 Ja’Baris Little 6-3 245 Sr. FC 5 Greg Reid 5-8 186 Jr.
44 Will Tye 6-3 245 r-Fr. 15 Nick Waisome 5-10 175 Fr.
WR 82 Willie Haulstead 6-3 213 Jr.
12 Jarred Haggins 6-1 191 So.
SPECIALISTS
81 Kenny Shaw 5-11 170 So.
89 Christian Green 6-2 205 r-Fr.
PK 18 Dustin Hopkins 6-2 190 Jr.
KO 18 Dustin Hopkins 6-2 190 Jr.
P 45 Shawn Powell 6-4 235 Sr.
44 Derek Williams 6-1 195 r-Fr.
DS 64 Dax Dellenbach 6-1 235 Jr.
HO 45 Shawn Powell 6-4 235 Sr.
69 Chris Revell 6-0 195 r-Fr.
PR 5 Greg Reid 5-8 186 Jr.
83 Bert Reed 5-10 183 Sr.
81 Kenny Shaw 5-11 170 So.
KR 5 Greg Reid 5-8 186 Jr.
20 Lamarcus Joyner 5-8 204 So.
81 Kenny Shaw 5-11 170 So
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2011 OPPONENTS
GAME 1 GAME 3
LOUISIANA-MONROE OKLAHOMA
September 3, 2011 | Tallahassee, Fla. September 17, 2011 | Tallahassee, Fla.
Location: Monroe, La. 2010 Results Score Location: Norman, Okla. 2010 Results Score
Stadium/Capacity: Malone Stadium/30,427 UL-Lafayette L, 23-22 Stadium/Capacity: Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Utah State W, 31-24
Surface: ProPlay North Texas W, 49-37 Memorial Stadium/82,112 Florida State W, 47-17
Enrollment: 8,858 at LSU L, 0-51 Surface: Natural Grass Air Force W, 27-24
Colors: Maroon & Gold at FIU L, 35-42 Enrollment: 29,721 at Cincinnati W, 31-29
Nickname: Warhawks Troy W, 28-14 Colors: Crimson and Cream at Texas W, 28-20
Director of Athletics: Bobby Staub at Middle Tennessee L, 10-38 Nickname: Sooners Iowa State W, 52-0
Conference: Sun Belt at WKU W, 35-30 Athletics Director: Joe Castiglione at Missouri L, 27-36
2010 Record: 5-7 Florida Atlantic W, 20-17 Conference: Big 12/First Big 12 South Division Colorado W, 43-10
2010 Conference Record/Finish: 4-4, T-4th at Auburn L, 3-52 2010 Record: 12-2 at Texas A&M L, 19-33
2010 Bowl: None SLU W, 21-20 2010 Conference Record/Finish: 6-2 Texas Tech W, 45-7
Media Relations Director/Football: at Arkansas State L, 20-34 2010 Bowl: Tostitos Fiesta Bowl at Baylor W, 53-24
Adam Prendergast at Arkansas L, 7-31 Media Relations Director/Football: Kenny Mossman at OSU W, 47-41
Offi ce Phone: [phone] Football Contact: David Bassity at Nebraska W, 23-20
Cell Phone: [phone] Schedule Offi ce Phone: [phone] vs. Connecticut* W, 48-20
Email: [email protected] Sept. 3 at Florida State Cell Phone: [phone] *Tostitos Fiesta Bowl
Website: www.ulmwarhawks.com Sept. 10 Grambling State Email: [email protected]
Head Coach: Todd Berry Sept. 17 at TCU Website: www.soonersports.com 2011 Schedule
Record at Louisiana-Monroe: 5-7 (1 year) Sept. 24 at Iowa Head Coach: Bob Stoops (Iowa, 1983) Sept. 3 Tulsa
Overall Record: 34-67 (9 years) Oct. 8 Arkansas State Record at Oklahoma: 129-31 (13 years) Sept. 17 at Florida State
Offensive Scheme: Multiple Oct. 15 at Troy Overall Record: 129-31 (13 years) Sept. 24 Missouri
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5 Oct. 22 at North Texas Offensive Scheme: Multiple Oct. 1 Ball State
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 48/13 Oct. 29 Western Kentucky Defensive Scheme: Multiple Oct. 8 at Texas
Starters Returning/Lost: 19/3 Nov. 5 at UL-Lafayette Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 54/17 Oct. 15 at Kansas
Specialists Returning/Lost: 6/0 Nov. 12 Middle Tennessee Starters Returning/Lost: 17/8 Oct. 22 Texas Tech
Nov. 19 FIU Oct. 29 at Kansas State
Dec. 3 at Florida Atlantic Nov. 5 Texas A&M
Nov. 12 Iowa State
Nov. 19 at Baylor
Dec. 3 at Oklahoma State
GAME 2 GAME 4
CHARLESTON SOUTHERN CLEMSON
September 10, 2011 | Tallahassee, Fla. September 24, 2011 | Clemson, S.C.
Location: Charleston, S.C. 2010 Results Score Location: Clemson, S.C. 2010 Results Score
Stadium/Capacity: CSU Stadium /3,287 at Coastal Carolina L, 3-70 Stadium/Capacity: Clemson Memorial North Texas W, 35-10
Surface: Grass Presbyterian College W, 42-39 (Death Valley)/81,500 Presbyterian W, 58-21
Enrollment: 3,287 at Kentucky L, 21-49 Surface: Natural Grass at Auburn L, 24-27 OT
Colors: Navy Blue and Gold at Stony Brook L, 21-41 Enrollment: 19,111 Miami L, 21-30
Nickname: Buccaneers VMI L, 16-34 Colors: Clemson Orange and Regalia at UNC L, 16-21
Athletics Director: Hank Small Gardner-Webb L, 25-35 Nickname: Tigers Maryland W, 31-7
Conference: Big South at Liberty L, 20-44 Athletics Director: Dr. Terry Don Phillips Georgia Tech W, 27-13
2010 Record: 3-8 at Hawaii L, 7-66 Conference: Atlantic Coast At Boston Coll. L, 10-16
2010 Conference Record/Finish: 1-5/T-6th Mars Hill W, 28-14 2010 Record: 6-7 NC State W, 14-13
2010 Bowl: None Wofford L, 23-34 2010 Conference Record/Finish: 4-4 at Florida State L, 13-16
Media Relations Director/Football: Blake Freeland NGU W, 41-31 2010 Bowl: 2011 Meineke Car Care Bowl at Wake Forest W, 30-10
Offi ce Phone: [phone] vs. South Florida South Carolina L, 7-29
Email: [email protected] 2011 Schedule Media Relations Director/Football: Tim Bourret vs. USF* L, 26-31
Website: www.csusports.com Sept. 3 at UCF Associate SID/Football: Brian Hennessy *Meineke Car Care Bowl
Head Coach: Jay Mills Sept. 10 at Florida State Offi ce Phone: [phone]
Record at Charleston Southern: 43-46 (8 years) Sept. 17 at Jacksonville Hennessy Cell Phone: [phone] Schedule
Overall Record: 46-67 (10 years) Sept. 24 Norfolk State Bourret’s Email: [email protected] Sept. 3 Troy
Offensive Scheme: Multiple; One-Back Oct. 1 Wesley College Hennessy’s Email: [email protected] Sept. 10 Wofford
Defensive Scheme: 3-5-3 Oct. 15 at VMI Website: www.clemsontigers.com Sept. 17 Auburn
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 31/21 Oct. 22 Liberty Head Coach: Dabo Swinney Sept. 24 Florida State
Starters Returning/Lost: 12/13 Oct. 29 at Gardner-Webb Record at Clemson: 19-15 (3 years) Oct. 1 at Virginia Tech
Nov. 5 Stony Brook Overall Record: 19-15 (3 years) Oct. 8 Boston College
Nov. 12 Costal Carolina Offensive Scheme: Multiple Oct. 15 at Maryland
Nov. 19 at Presbyterian College Defensive Scheme: Multiple Oct. 22 North Carolina
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 47/23 Oct. 29 at Georgia Tech
Starters Returning/Lost: 15/9 Nov.12 Wake Forest
Nov. 19 at NC State
Nov. 26 at South Carolina
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2011 OPPONENTS
GAME 5 GAME 7
WAKE FOREST MARYLAND
October 8, 2011 | Winston-Salem, N.C. October 22, 2011 | Tallahassee, Fla.
Location: Winston-Salem, N.C. 2010 Results Score Location: College Park, Md. 2010 Results Score
Stadium/Capacity: BB&T Field/31,500 Presbyterian W, 52-13 Stadium/Capacity: Capital One Field at Byrd Navy W, 17-14
Surface: Field Turf Duke W, 54-48 Stadium/54,000 Morgan State W, 62-3
Enrollment: 33,278 at Stanford L, 24-68 Surface: Natural Grass at WVU L, 17-31
Colors: Old Gold and Black at Florida State L,0-31 Enrollment: 37,195 FIU W, 42-28
Nickname: Demon Deacons Georgia Tech L, 20-24 Colors: Red, White, Black, and Gold Duke W, 21-16
Athletics Director: Ron Wellman Navy L, 27-28 Nickname: Terrapins, Terps at Clemson L, 7-31
Conference: Atlantic Coast at Virginia Tech L, 21-52 Athletics Director: Deborah A. Yow at Boston Coll. W, 24-21
2010 Record: 3-9 at Maryland L, 14-62 Conference: Atlantic Coast Wake Forest W, 62-14
2010 Conference Record/Finish: 1-7/6th in Boston College L, 13-23 2010 Record: 9-4 at Miami L, 20-26
Atlantic Division at NC State L, 3-38 2010 Conference Record/Finish: 5-3/Tied for 2nd at Virginia W, 42-23
2010 Bowl: None Clemson L, 10-30 in Atlantic Division Florida State L, 16-30
Media Relations Director/Football: Steve Shutt at Vanderbilt W, 34-13 2010 Bowl: Military Bowl presented by NC State W, 38-31
Offi ce Phone: [phone] Northrop-Grumman vs. East Carolina vs. Eastern Carolina* W, 51-20
Cell Phone: [phone] Schedule Media Relations Director/Football: Shawn Nestor *Military Bowl
Email: [email protected] Sept. 3 at Syracuse Offi ce Phone: [phone]
Website: www.wakeforestsports.com Sept. 10 NC State Cell Phone: [phone] Schedule
Head Coach: Jim Grobe Sept. 17 Gardner-Webb Email: [email protected] Sept. 5 Miami
Record at Wake Forest: 62-60 (10 years) Oct 1. at Boston College Website: www.umterps.com Sept. 17 West Virginia
Overall Record: 95-93-1 Oct. 8 Florida State Head Coach: Randy Edsall Sept. 24 Temple
Offensive Scheme: Pro Set Oct. 15 Virginia Tech Record at Maryland: 0-0 Oct. 1 Towson
Defensive Scheme: 4-3 Oct. 22 at Duke Overall Record: 74-70 (12 years) Oct. 8 at Georgia Tech
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 58/16 Oct. 29 at North Carolina Offensive Scheme: Multiple Oct. 15 Clemson
Starters Returning/Lost: 17/7 Nov.5 Notre Dame Defensive Scheme: 4-3 Oct. 22 at Florida State
Nov. 12 at Clemson Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 48/23 Oct. 29 Boston College
Nov. 19 Maryland Starters Returning/Lost: 14/10 Nov. 5 Virginia
Nov. 26 Vanderbilt Nov. 12 at Notre Dame
Nov. 19 at Wake Forest
Nov. 26 at North Carolina State
GAME 6 GAME 8
DUKE NC STATE
October 15, 2011 | Durham, N.C. October 29, 2011 | Tallahassee, Fla.
Location: Durham, N.C. 2010 Results Score Location: Raleigh, N.C. 2010 Results Score
Stadium/Capacity: Wallace Wade Stadium/33,941 Elon W, 41-27 Stadium/Capacity: Carter-Finley/57,583 Western Carolina W, 48-7
Surface: Natural Grass at Wake Forest L, 48-54 Surface: Natural Grass at UCF W, 28-21
Enrollment: 6,400 Alabama L, 13-6 Enrollment: 33,879 Cincinnati W, 30-19
Colors: Duke Blue & White Army L, 21-35 Colors: Red and White at Georiga Tech W, 45-28
Nickname: Blue Devils at Maryland L, 16-21 Nickname: Wolfpack Virginia Tech L, 30-41
Athletics Director: Kevin M. White Miami L, 13-28 Athletics Director: Dr. Deborah A. Yow Boston College W, 44-17
Conference: Atlantic Coast at Virginia Tech L, 7-44 Conference: Atlantic Coast at East Carolina L, 27-33 OT
2010 Record: 3-9 at Navy W, 34-31 2010 Record: 9-4 Florida State W, 28-24
2010 Conference Record/Finish: Virginia W, 55-48 2010 Conference Record/Finish: 5-3/Tied for 2nd at Clemson L, 13-14
1-7/Tied 5th in the Coastal Division Boston College L, 16-21 in Atlantic Division Wake Forest W, 38-3
2010 Bowl: None at Georgia Tech L, 20-30 2010 Bowl: Champs Sports Bowl vs. West Virginia at North Carolina W, 29-25
Media Relations Director/Football: Art Chase North Carolina L, 19-24 Media Relations Director/Football: Annabelle Myers at Maryland L, 31-38
Offi ce Phone: [phone] Offi ce Phone: [phone] vs. West Virginia* W, 23-7
Cell Phone: [phone] Schedule Cell Phone: [phone] *Champs Sports Bowl
Email: [email protected] Sept. 3 Richmond Email: [email protected]
Website: www.goduke.com Sept. 10 Stanford Website: www.gopack.com 2011 Schedule
Head Coach: David Cutcliffe Sept. 17 at Boston College Head Coach: Tom O’Brien Sept. 3 Liberty
Record at Duke: 12-24 (3 years) Sept. 24 Tulane Record at North Carolina State: 25-25 (4 years) Sept. 10 at Wake Forest
Overall Record: 56-53 (10 years) Oct. 1 at FIU Overall Record: 100-70 (14 years) Sept. 17 South Alabama
Offensive Scheme: Multiple Oct. 15 Florida State Offensive Scheme: Multiple Sept. 22 at Cincinnati
Defensive Scheme: Multiple Oct. 22 Wake Forest Defensive Scheme: 4-3 Oct. 1 Georgia Tech
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 43/19 Oct. 29 Virginia Tech Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 29/19 Oct. 8 Central Michigan
Starters Returning/Lost: 16/8 Nov. 5 at Miami Starters Returning/Lost: 14/10 Oct. 22 at Virginia
Nov. 12 at Virginia Oct. 29 at Florida State
Nov. 19 Georgia Tech Nov. 5 North Carolina
Nov. 26 at North Carolina Nov. 12 at Boston College
Nov. 19 Clemson
Nov. 26 Maryland
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