FOR THE WEEK Of DECEMBER 10 - 16, 2013

STAT CORNER II

FINAL 2013 INDIVIDUAL FOOTBALL STATISTICS LEADERS

RUSHING YARDS GRIZZLE, Marquise - SHA ANDERSON, Jordan - VSU BROWN, Keith - BSU LOCKETT, Jac - KSU COHEN, Tarik - NCA WALKER, Arnold - ALC BOONE, Petey - ECSU CROWELL, Isaiah - ALS FINCH, Rolando - NSU
CL G CAR YDS AVG TDS AVG/G

SO SR JR JR FR SR JR JR SR
G

10 10 10 10 11 12 10 12 12

257 214 224 175 195 224 201 170 235

1276 1142 1132 1095 1148 1191 957 1121 1113

5.0 5.3 5.1 6.3 5.9 5.3 4.8 6.6 4.7

12 20 16 16 8 16 14 15 4

127.6 114.2 113.2 109.5 104.4 99.2 95.7 93.4 92.8

TDS AVG/G

MAJOR MOVES MADE

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SEISMIC SHIFTS: Former coaching star Joe Taylor new AD at Virginia Union. Maynor leaves WSSU for Hampton.

MAYNOR MOVING: Former Winston-Salem head football coach Connell Maynor was named the new head football coach at Hampton Tuesday.

FINAL FOOTBALL STATS, ATTENDANCE AND HOMECOMING NUMBERS MATTER

BCSP Notes
HAMPTON, Va. Novelle Dickenson, Director of Athletics at Hampton University, announced Tuesday via the school's website that Winston-Salem State head coach Connell Maynor has been named the next head coach of the Pirates. Maynor, who just completed his fourth season turning the Rams of WSSU into a Central Interccollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) and NCAA Div. II power, now makes the jump to the Mid Eastern Athletic Confernence and the Football Championship Subdivision where the Pirates reside. Maynor was also reportedly in the running for the head coach job at North Carolina Central. He is replacing longtime Hampton coach Donovan Rose who spent the last seven years as the Pirates' head coach. "I am very excited for the opportunity that Dr. Harvey, Mr. Dickenson , Dr. Smith and Hampton University has given to me, " said Maynor. In his four seasons at Winston-Salem State, Maynor led the Rams to a 45-6 overall record and a 29-2 mark in the CIAA. He led the Rams to three straight CIAA championships; three straight appearances in the NCAA Div. II playoffs; two Super Region One titles; an NCAA Semifinal appearance in 2011; and an NCAA Div. II National Championship appearance and runner-up title last season. "I am very excited about having a veteran winner at the helm of the Pirate football program," said Dickenson. "I believe that Coach Maynor is very well poised and has the acumen to take the program in the right direction. Given his past success, we have great expectations for the future of Pirate football." The Rams also captured the 2011 and 2012 HBCU National Football Championships. Maynor was also named CIAA Coach of the Year in 2011 and 2012, Boxtorow HBCU Coach of the Year, Pigskin Club of Washington, D.C. CIAA Coach of the Year, Black College Sports Page BAAD Team Coach of the Year, and Don Hansen Football Gazette Super Region One Coach of the Year. He was also named the 2011 Sheridan Broadcasting National HBCU Coach of the Year. "I am very excited to get on campus and meet the players, athletic staff and all of those who are associated with the program. I am also excited about getting out there on the recruiting trail so we can get Hampton back to its winning ways," stated Manyor. "I know that Hampton is not only known for having great athletic programs but also outstanding academics and that is something that I want to help that I ensure continues," said Maynor. Maynor is no stranger to improving programs; the year prior to his arrival, WSSU went 1-10 only to go 8-2 in his first season at the helm. His teams have seen just four losses in the past three years, with trips to the NCAA Div. II playoffs each year. Maynor brings more than two decades of football experience both as a coach and as a player, in the intercollegiate and professional ranks, and is the proud owner of 13 championships: six as a player and seven as a coach. Prior to his time at WSSU, Maynor spent 10 seasons at Fayetteville State University as a member of the Broncos' award-winning football staff, most recently serving as both the quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator. He helped lead Fayetteville State to four CIAA title game appearances and three CIAA championships (2002, 2003, and 2009). In addition to his collegiate coaching responsibilities, Maynor served as the offensive coordinator for the Arena Football League's Philadelphia Soul from 20062008, where he helped lead the Soul to the Arena Bowl XXII World Championship in 2008. Under his leadership, the Soul ranked first in the AFL in scoring offense (62 ppg), touchdowns (132), touchdown passes (102), and red zone efficiency (85 percent) in 2008. Maynor played at WSSU and North Carolina A&T; he led the Aggies to the 1991 MEAC title and was named the MEAC Offensive Player of the Year. A veteran of both the CIAA and the MEAC, Maynor has extensive experience at both the Division I and Division II levels, and he has demonstrated an extensive recruiting acumen, which will immediately help him as he prepares to get the Pirates back to their winning ways. Virginia Union University President Dr. Claude G. Perkins named former Panthers' head coach Joe Taylor as the ninth Director of Athletics in a press conference held on Wednesday, December 11, in the L. Douglas Wilder Library on the VUU campus in Richmond, Va. Taylor is considered a legend in college football. He has won four national championships, 14 conference championships, seven bowl games in a career that spans 30 years. His career win-loss record is 233-96-4 during stints as the head man at Florida A&M, Hampton and Virginia Union. As a head football coach he has impacted the lives of thousands of young men over his forty years of coaching. He was the head football coach at Florida A&M from 2008-2012, and prior to FAMU, he was the head football coach at Hampton from 1992 to 2007. He was appointed interim athletics director Taylor at Hampton in 2005. He was also the head coach at Virginia Union from 1984 to 1991 where he won one conference title on his way to an overall record of 60-19-3 (.750). Taylor has been elected to three Halls of Fame: Western Illinois University, Virginia Union University, and The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association. He has served on numerous committees for the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), served on the Board of Trustees, and became their president in 2001.

CL PASSING YARDS RINI, Chris - LAN SR JOSEPH, Dray - SOU SR ANDERSON, Ben - APB JR LOVELOCKE, Jerry - PVA JR JOHNSON, Rudy - WSS JR WALLACE, Keahn. - JCS JR GIBBS, John - ALC SO POWELL, Drew - LIV SO RIVERS, Frank - ALB JR MURPHY, Cory - DSU SR MOORE, Clayton - JSU FR

COM - ATT - INT

PCT

YDS

10 256-374-8 12 271-437-11 11 210-357-11 12 285-429-9 11 177-280-9 9 171-276-7 12 201-354-5 10 180-335-9 9 151-268-6 11 205-369-14 10 139-275-12

68.4 62.0 58.8 66.4 63.2 62.0 56.8 53.7 56.3 55.6 50.5

2926 29 3573 30 2787 19 2838 23 2401 25 1950 15 2567 21 2127 16 1898 18 2307 13 2009 15

292.6 274.8 253.4 236.5 218.3 216.7 213.9 212.7 210.9 209.7 200.9

STAT CORNER
WHO ARE THE BEST PERFORMERS IN BLACK COLLEGE SPORTS

Hampton names WSSU's Maynor as its new head football coach

CL G RECEPTIONS HOLLAND, Rob't - CHO SR 10 COOPER, Deandre - PVA SR 12 DOSS, Lee - SOU SR 12 JORDAN, Akeem - LINP JR 10 PURNELL, Dondre - STL JR 9 MOORE, Greg - LAN SR 10 ATKINS, Jess - ALB JR 8 RICHARDS, Brian - SAC 10 LANDRUM, George - LAN SO 9

REC YDS TD YPC YDS/G REC/G

92 80 78 65 58 59 47 56 50

1318 1038 1172 913 675 910 646 740 583

13 12 11 12 3 11 8 6 5

14.3 131.8 13.0 86.5 15.0 97.7 14.0 91.3 11.6 75.0 15.4 91.0 13.7 80.8 13.2 74.0 11.7 64.8

9.2 6.7 6.5 6.5 6.4 5.9 5.9 5.6 5.6

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE AT 2013 BLACK COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES

(Last year's finish in parenthesis)

1. MAGIC CITY CLASSIC - Oct. 26 - Legion Field, Birmingham Alabama A&M vs. Alabama State (1st) 2. BAYOU CLASSIC - Nov. 30 - Super Dome, New Orleans Southern vs. Grambling State (2nd) Jackson State vs. Tennessee State (3rd) Southern vs. Jackson State (6th) 5. ATLANTA CLASSIC - Oct. 5 - Georgia Dome, Atlanta S. C. State vs. N. C. A&T (4th) 6. SOUTHERN HOME GAME, Sept. 28, Mumford Stad., B-R, LA Jackson State @ Southern 7. STATE FAIR CLASSIC - Oct. 5 - Cotton Bowl, Dallas Prairie View A&M vs. Grambling State (5th) Alcorn State vs. Southern 9. MEAC/SWAC CHALLENGE, Sept. 1, CItrus Bowl, Orlando Florida A&M vs. Miss. Valley State Alcorn State @ Jackson State Grambling State vs. Alcorn State (NR) Alabama State vs. Jackson State NC A&T vs. Va. University of Lynchburg (21st) Grambling State vs. Lincoln (Mo.) Florida A&M @ SC State 2013 TOTAL 2012 TOTAL 2011 TOTAL 2010 TOTAL 24,376 24,252 22,357 22,003 21,500 20,176 20,002 467,624 23,381 average (20 games over 20,000) 649,315 29,514 average (22 games over 20,000) 800,224 32,008 average (25 games over 20,000) 853,723 31,619 average (27 games over 20,000) 10. JACKSON STATE HOME GAME, Nov. 16, Mem. Stad., Jackson 11. CIRCLE CITY CLASSIC - Oct. 12, Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis 12. W. C. GORDEN CLASSIC, Sept. 7, Memorial Stadium, Jackson, MS 13. N. C. A&T HOMECOMING, Nov. 2, Aggie Stadium, Greensboro, NC 14. MISSOURI CLASSIC, Sept. 14, Arrowhead Stad., Kansas City, MO 15. S. C. STATE HOMECOMING, Nov. 9, Dawson Stad., Or'burg, SC 27,745 27,102 8. SOUTHERN HOMECOMING, Oct. 26, Mumford Stad., Baton R., LA 30,816 35,412 47,385 42,400 38,985 3. SOUTHERN HERITAGE CLASSIC - Sept. 14 - Liberty Bowl, Memphis 4. SWAC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME - Dec. 8 - Reliant Stadium, Houston 63,113

CL G REC YDS RECEIVING YARDS HOLLAND, Rob't - CHO SR 10 92 1318 DOSS, Lee - SOU SR 12 78 1172 PENDLETON, Zach. - JSU FR 11 53 1067 JORDAN, Akeem - LINP JR 10 65 913 MOORE, Greg - LAN SR 10 59 910 COOPER, Deandre - PVA SR 12 80 1038 ATKINS, Jess - ALB JR 8 47 646 WILLIAMS, Milton - DSU JR 11 58 888

TD YPC YDS/G

13 11 10 12 11 12 8 5

14.3 15.0 201. 14.0 15.4 13.0 13.7 15.3

131.8 97.7 97.0 91.3 91.0 86.5 80.8 80.7

AVG/G

TOTAL OFFENSE CL ANDERSON, Ben - APB JR McGHEE, Greg - HOW JR JOSEPH, Dray - SOU SR MOORE, Clayton - JSU FR LOVELOCKE, Jerry - PVA JR GIBBS, John - ALC SO MURPHY, Cory - DSU SR ALL PURPOSE CL HEBERT, Johnta - PVA SO GRIZZLE, Marquise - SHA SO STAFFORD, Julian - MVS JR HOLLAND, Rob't - CHO SR ANDERSON, Jordan - VSU SR BROWN, Courtney - PVA JR BROWN, Keith - BSU JR WILKINS, Adrian - NCC SO HOLLAND, Anthony - LIV SCORING CL ANDERSON, Jordan - VSU SR BROWN, Keith - BSU JR LOCKETT, Jac - KSU JR RINI, Chris - LAN SR BOONE, Petey - ECS JR PHILYAW, Anthony - HOW FR GRIZZLE, Marq. - SHA SO WALKER, Arnold - ALC SR

RUSH PASS

PLAYS YDS

11 824 2787 540 3611 328.3 12 896 2379 542 3275 272.9 13 -48 3572 515 3527 271.3 10 635 2009 427 2644 264.4 12 284 2838 504 3122 260.2 12 455 2567 454 3022 251.8 11 93 2307 456 2400 218.2
G Rush Rec PR KR YDS YDS/G

12 10 11 10 10 12 10 11 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 10 12

907 1276 82 0 1142 1039 1132 27 22 22 17 16 14 15 16 14 16

260 272 694 1318 122 505 194 432 649 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0

0 0 0 38 0 0 0 268 31 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0

746 0 738 16 84 59 0 636 511 132 102 96 96 90 98 84 96 16.7 16.1 13.4 11.9 10.9 10.9 10.8 10.5

1913 1548 1514 1372 1348 1603 1326 1363 1213 13.2 10.2 9.6 9.6 9.0 8.9 8.4 8.0

159.4 154.8 137.6 137.2 134.8 133.6 132.6 123.9 121.3

G TDS FGS

PAT PTS AVG/G

PUNT RETURNS CL G RET YDS BRASWELL, Quinton - ALB SR 9 16 267 DOSS, Tavoris - ALC SR 12 17 274 WILKINS, Adrian - NCC SO 11 20 268 GARDNER, M. - TUS FR 10 14 166 LAWSON, Sidney - WSS FR 21 229 FLANAGAN, Brandon - HOW JR 11 15 164 DRUMMOND, Darius - SCS SR 13 24 258 CLECKLEY, Preston - BCU SR 12 29 304 KICKOFF RETURNS DIXON, Thomas - NCC WILKINS, Adrian - NCC PARKER, Matias - VUU EVANS, Darnell - SHA SMITH, Sean - VSU TAYLOR, Tiubotein - MSU GATLIN, Tavon - FSU

TD AVG

CL G RET YDS TD LNG AVG

SR 11 SO 11 SR SR SR SR 10 JR
G

20 21 13 16 12 17 12

608 636 392 467 307 432 304

1 3 0 0 1 1 0

100 100 91 68 86 93 58

30.4 30.3 30.2 29.2 25.6 25.4 25.3

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE AT 2013 HOMECOMING GAMES

(Last year's finish in parenthesis)

CL FIELD GOAL PCT. D.-AVILES, Mario - BSU JR PREVOST, Anthony - HAM FR GALON, Cherchen - MVS JR HOLLEY, Zachary - ALB SO DELSING, Ryan - JSU FR BELCHER, Nick - SCS SR WENZIG, Bobby - ALS SR JONES, Cody - NCA FR MOLLER, Chris - MSU FR MAROUF, Cam - NSU FR

MADE ATTS

LNG PCT

10 12 11 9 11 13 12 9 12 12 11 10 12 10 12 10 11 9 12 10 10 10

6 17 6 9 12 17 12 9 10 8 71 56 52 42 77 44 50 57 43 50 46 50

6 19 7 11 15 24 17 13 16 13
YDS

40 43 41 42 39 49 46 42 44 43 64 72 78 62 67 68 81 71 66 66 61 61

95.0 89.5 85.7 81.8 80.0 70.8 70.6 69.2 62.5 61.5 44.3 44.2 43.8 43.0 42.8 42.4 41.9 41.6 41.5 41.2 40.5 40.0

1 TUSKEGEE vs. Central State - Nov. 2 - Tuskegee, AL (12th) 2 SOUTHERN vs. Alcorn State - Oct. 26 - B. Rouge, LA (4th)

27,549 27,102

3 TENNESSEE STATE vs. E. Illinois - Oct. 26 - N'ville, TN (1st) 22,157 4 NC A&T vs. Va. Univ. L'burg - Nov. 2 - Greensboro, NC (7th) 21,500 5 SC STATE vs. Florida A&M - Nov. 9 - Orangeburg, SC (8th) 6 MOREHOUSE vs. Benedict - Oct. 26 - Atlanta (5th) 7 KENTUCKY STATE vs. Fort Valley State - Oct. 12 - (9th) 8 FLORIDA A&M vs. Howard - Oct. 19 - Tallahassee, FL (19th) 9 CLARK ATLANTA vs. Albany State - Oct. 26 - Atlanta (2nd) 10 W-SALEM STATE - Oct. 12 - vs. JC Smith W-S. NC (10th) 11 ALABAMA ST. vs. Stillman - Nov. 28 - M'gmery, AL (3rd) 12 GRAMBLING vs. MVSU - Nov. 2 - Gram., LA (18th) 20,002 19,345 19,257 15,342 15,323 15,123 14,396 13,856

Joe Taylor returns as Virginia Union AD

PUNTING CL CARTER, Corey - TXS SO JASKI, Kyle - LINP JR FORBES, Lawrence - MSU FR LAMBRECHT, Matia - JCS FR WENZIG, Bobby - ALS SR SYMONDS, Brett - ECS SR WILLIAMSON, Darcy - JSU FR F.-KENNEDY, Charles. - HAM FR PARENT, Oleg. - NCC JR LUCAS, Matt - CHO PALMER, C. - BSU FLECK, John - HOW SO

G NO

LNG AVG

3146 2476 2277 1805 3295 1865 2094 2371 1785 2060 1862 2000

13 FORT VALLEY STATE vs. Concordia - Oct. 26 - FV, GA (14th) 13,256 14 ALABAMA A&M vs. Miss. Valley St. - Oct. 13 - H'ville, AL (11th) 12,873 15 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M vs. MVSU - Oct. 19 - Pr. V, Tx (21st) 17 ARK. PINE BLUFF vs. Southern - Oct. 19 - PB, AR (15th) 12,000 11,059 16 NC CENTRAL vs. Morgan State - Oct. 19 - Durham, NC (17th) 11,673 18 NORFOLK STATE vs. Florida A&M - Nov. 2 - Norfolk, VA (13th) 10,627 19 ALBANY STATE vs. Morehouse - Oct. 19 - Albany, GA (20th) 10,500 20 BETHUNE-COOKMAN vs. SC State - Oct. 26 - D. B., FL (23rd) 10,421 2013 HOMECOMINGS TOTAL 2012 HOMECOMINGS TOTAL 2011 HOMECOMINGS TOTAL 2010 HOMECOMINGS TOTAL
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CL G SOL AST TACKLES ROBINSON, Chaz - SAC SR 10 68 58 FOSTER, Tazmon- NCC SR 12 79 65 TYLER, Delbert - HAM SR 11 57 74 HARRIS, Jer-ryan - APB SR 10 56 51 SMITH, Marquis - SSU FR 12 72 52 WILLIAMS, Brena - CAU JR 9 60 33 JOHNSON, Carvin - HAM SR 12 72 50 DIXON, Justin - SSU SO 12 62 60 WHITE, Kenneth - LIV 10 55 45 ENGLISH, Julanta - MIL JR 9 45 45 JENKINS, A. - APB SO 10 58 36

TOT AVG

126 12.6 144 12.0 131 11.9 107 10.7 124 10.3 93 10.3 122 10.2 122 10.2 100 10.0 90 10.0 94 9.4

323,361 16,168 Average (20 games over 10,000) 439,720 16,912 Average (26 games over 10,000) 412,840 17,949 Average (23 games over 10,000) 375,297 17,871 average (21 games, over 10,000)

Attendance Matters

The downward trend in black college football attendance continued in 2013 based on numbers compiled by the BLACK COLLEGE SPORTs PAGE. The number of games with attendance topping 20,000 was down from 22 to 15 this season. The average attendance at those games was slightly up from 29,514 to 31,174. The Magic City Classic (63,113), Bayou Classic (47,385) and Southern Heritage Classic (42,400) retained the top three positions on the list. The top 20 homecoming games were about the same averaging just over 16,000 fans per contest. Tuskegee (27,549) and Southern (27,102) topped the HC list.
NEXT WEEK: BCSP "Baad Team" of Black College All-American Footballers

CL G SOL AST TOT AVG SACKS NELSON, Shonquez - SAC SR 10 13 1.3 WILLIAMS, Javontay - JCS JR 10 12.5 1.25 OWENS, Donnie - WSS SR 12 10 1.2 CARTER, Andrew - SCS JR 12 9 4 11.0 .92 BLOOM, Amir - TXS SO 9 7 0 8.0 .89 ROBERTS, Chris - SAC SO 10 8.5 .85 STRANGE, Evan - SHA JR 10 8.5 .85 McDANIEL, Anthony - BSU 10 8.0 .80 KING, Deon. - NSU SO 12 8 3 9.5 .79 GROOMS, Miles - HAM SO 12 8 3 9.5 .79 CL G INT YDS TD AVG INTERCEPTIONS EVANS, Darnell - SHA SR 10 11 279 1.1 WOLFE, Thomas - FVS SR 9 8 19 1 .89 ELLERBE, Chris - SHA SR 10 7 43 .70 FITZPATRICK, Dan - TNS JR 14 8 140 3 .57 ROBINSON, Micha - TUS FR 9 5 120 1 .56 BOYKIN, Avery - MVS JR 11 6 77 1 .55 GLENN, JaBlois - FVS SR 10 5 161 2 .50 JOHNSON, Michael - FSU 10 5 39 .50 PUMPHREY, Curt - BSU 10 5 44 .50 TURNER, Jared - CHO 10 5 24 .50

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