1 50 171 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wallace Family Papers Description An account of the resource Through correspondence, diaries, speeches, photographs, news clippings, and other primary source materials the public career and personal life of William Luxon Wallace and his family are documented. Glimpses of late nineteenth century Richmond, KY social and political life can be found in the correspondence of Wallace's father, Coleman Covington. In addition, due to Wallace's significance as an organizer in the Kentucky Republican Party, the collection sheds some light on the party's history during the first half of the twentieth century. It also contains political memorabilia which Wallace assembled along with a quantity of materials that document his World War I experience. The correspondence is mostly personal and covers Republican Party activities, World War I, and the proper behavior expected from young women of the 1920s. Other letters deal with various state and national elections. When Wallace served on the Eastern Kentucky University Board of Regents, the subject of the correspondence shifts to Eastern. The collection also includes several diaries from the women in the family, Wallace’s wife wrote over a span of 44 years; his sister wrote while she was at school in Louisville in the 1920s and there is one volume from his sister-in-law.<br /><br />Only a portion of this collection has been digitized. See the <a href="http://ekufindingaids.libraryhost.com/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&amp;id=135&amp;q=wallace+family">Finding Aid</a> for a description of the entire collection. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1867-1975 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource correspondence, diaries, publications, documents Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.44 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 12x10 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Wallace, William L. Papers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004-1941 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Schlegel, Louis Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1903 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Title A name given to the resource Walters Collegiate Institute Football Team Description An account of the resource Pictured are Talley (coach), Dodge (manager), Burton, Collins, Million (capt.), Glass, Burnam, R. Dodge, Wallace, Deatherage, Patton, P. Burnam, Worrell, Mershon, Terrill, R. Burnam, Cobb, Tate. football teams Walters Collegiate Institute Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection was created to provide access to photographic materials that have been donated over the years. It is arranged by subject with the exception of oversize materials which were arranged and cataloged in the order of acquisition. The majority of the photographs were taken in Kentucky and include places, people and events throughout the state. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph, negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0020-015 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1865-2002 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. Walters Collegiate Institute Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 4x5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Photograph Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0020-015-0717 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1903 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource copy print Title A name given to the resource Walters Collegiate Institute Football Team football teams Walters Collegiate Institute Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Photograph Collection Description An account of the resource This collection was created to provide access to photographic materials that have been donated over the years. It is arranged by subject with the exception of oversize materials which were arranged and cataloged in the order of acquisition. The majority of the photographs were taken in Kentucky and include places, people and events throughout the state. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph, negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0020-015 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1865-2002 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. Walters Collegiate Institute Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 5.75x7 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Photograph Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0020-015-0716 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1904 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource copy print Title A name given to the resource Walters Collegiate Institute Football Team Description An account of the resource Pictured are: Paul Burnam, Robert Burnam Jr., Sam Parks Burnam, Waller B. Chenault, Richard Dodge, Coach Fox, Fred Glass, Shelby Jett, Earl McGarvey, Douglas Parrish, Lucien Patton, Al Smitha, Elmer Tate, William B. Turley, William Wallace football teams Walters Collegiate Institute https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/4a2f4b33f98c753843338607ee95d37c.jpg 6b9ee8793e1d3cb68614418823f32c1d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wallace Family Papers Description An account of the resource Through correspondence, diaries, speeches, photographs, news clippings, and other primary source materials the public career and personal life of William Luxon Wallace and his family are documented. Glimpses of late nineteenth century Richmond, KY social and political life can be found in the correspondence of Wallace's father, Coleman Covington. In addition, due to Wallace's significance as an organizer in the Kentucky Republican Party, the collection sheds some light on the party's history during the first half of the twentieth century. It also contains political memorabilia which Wallace assembled along with a quantity of materials that document his World War I experience. The correspondence is mostly personal and covers Republican Party activities, World War I, and the proper behavior expected from young women of the 1920s. Other letters deal with various state and national elections. When Wallace served on the Eastern Kentucky University Board of Regents, the subject of the correspondence shifts to Eastern. The collection also includes several diaries from the women in the family, Wallace’s wife wrote over a span of 44 years; his sister wrote while she was at school in Louisville in the 1920s and there is one volume from his sister-in-law.<br /><br />Only a portion of this collection has been digitized. See the <a href="http://ekufindingaids.libraryhost.com/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&amp;id=135&amp;q=wallace+family">Finding Aid</a> for a description of the entire collection. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1867-1975 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource correspondence, diaries, publications, documents Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.28/f.07 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Wallace, William L. Papers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004-1315 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1905 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Title A name given to the resource Walters Collegiate Football Team Description An account of the resource In front of the Miller Gymnasium. football teams Walters Collegiate Institute https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/2bc36ea93e29448a64720c33073baf86.jpg 20d468d6d765ddecfaa263ae65818eba Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wallace Family Papers Description An account of the resource Through correspondence, diaries, speeches, photographs, news clippings, and other primary source materials the public career and personal life of William Luxon Wallace and his family are documented. Glimpses of late nineteenth century Richmond, KY social and political life can be found in the correspondence of Wallace's father, Coleman Covington. In addition, due to Wallace's significance as an organizer in the Kentucky Republican Party, the collection sheds some light on the party's history during the first half of the twentieth century. It also contains political memorabilia which Wallace assembled along with a quantity of materials that document his World War I experience. The correspondence is mostly personal and covers Republican Party activities, World War I, and the proper behavior expected from young women of the 1920s. Other letters deal with various state and national elections. When Wallace served on the Eastern Kentucky University Board of Regents, the subject of the correspondence shifts to Eastern. The collection also includes several diaries from the women in the family, Wallace’s wife wrote over a span of 44 years; his sister wrote while she was at school in Louisville in the 1920s and there is one volume from his sister-in-law.<br /><br />Only a portion of this collection has been digitized. See the <a href="http://ekufindingaids.libraryhost.com/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&amp;id=135&amp;q=wallace+family">Finding Aid</a> for a description of the entire collection. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1867-1975 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource correspondence, diaries, publications, documents Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.28/f.07 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Wallace, William L. Papers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004-1314 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1904 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Title A name given to the resource Walters Collegiate Football Team Description An account of the resource In front of the Miller Gymnasium. football teams Walters Collegiate Institute Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Photographs Description An account of the resource The Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) Photograph Collection consists of photographs and negatives of students, faculty, and events at EKU. Subjects range from individual faculty headshots and classroom pictures to commencement and candid everyday student life photos. Organizational pictures, shots of campus in general, athletics and other official photos taken from the university photographer are also included. Many of these images were taken for publication in marketing materials or for use in the school newspaper, yearbook and alumni magazines. The collection also includes snapshots taken by employees attending events. The collection may be used for all types of research, keeping in mind that individuals are often unidentified, so search broadly. All images available have been described here, but not all are scanned. Photographs with only a description can be requested by filling out a duplication request (see the link in the menu at the top of the page). Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906-present Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. Football Group, f1 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 8x10 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Photo Collection Type The nature or genre of the resource image Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource McGaughey, S.J. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-005-football_group_f1-053 Title A name given to the resource Undefeated and untied 1940 football team Description An account of the resource Front Row (l-r): Harold Yinger, Nelson Gordon, Cliff Tinnell, Warren Grob, Bill Cross, Gayle McConnell, Wyatt Thurman, George Ordich, Bob Mowat, Al Dressman, Kenneth Perry. Middle Row (l-r): Buford Griffith, Bert Smith, Roy Buchaus, Joe Bill Siphers, John Rose, Charles Schuster, Harold White, Walter Mayer, Bill Brown Back Row (l-r): Travis Combs, Ber Rasnick, Ted Benedett, Bob Goosens, Francis Haas, Ora Tussey, Larry Lehmann, Fred Darling, Ralph Darling, Frank Flanagan, Bill Hickman. football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/69eee0fce8a6f9c66b212d0ce3938163.jpg 31b408af0eab32309cb4be7e37805d43 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. numerical Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-25044 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource The football team in front of Roy Kidd Stadium football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/4808611d91bea9ab1bb9ee1229cb6ea3.jpg b9143e23ec1278a220979cb07cf6c368 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Color Transparencies Description An account of the resource This collection includes some of the earliest color images of Eastern's campus and faculty and students. Subjects include homecoming, classroom activities, student life and campus scenes. Most of the collection consists of 2x2 and 3x3 mounted slides, but also includes some film that was never mounted as well as some large format slides. The University seems to have used color transparencies for the color images that appeared at the front of the yearbook. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Color Transparencies Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1955-1997 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource color transparency Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-022 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Students on Campus & Football Team Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1960s Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-022-ct4068 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Color Transparencies Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource color transparencies Type The nature or genre of the resource image Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a> rights and permission to publish. football teams parades snowmen https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/25dea5e660f70591fb98204387821fd8.pdf 10bc16715050043d5ef285ce8d46aea9 PDF Text Text 1983 FALL SPORTS MEDIA GUIDE D EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSl1Y stern �EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY 1983 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. I Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Opponent East Tennessee Youngstown State* Open Akron* Austin Peay* (Homecoming) Middle Tennessee* Open Western Kentucky Murray State* Tennessee Tech* Morehead State* Open Site Home Away Time 1:30 PM EDT 7:30 PM EDT Home Home l:30PMEDT 1:30 PM EDT Away 1:30PM CDT Home Away Home Away l:30PMEDT l:30PMCDT 1:30 PM EST 1:30 PM EST *Ohio Valley Conference Game 1982 RESULTS Overall Record: Won 13, Lost 0, Tied 0 OVC Record: Won 7, Lost 0, Tied 0 Opponent South Carolina State .................. . . . Youngstown State ....................... . Akron ............... . .. .... ...... . .... . Austin Peay ...................... ... ... . Middle Tennessee (HC) .................. . Western Kentucky ....................... . Murray State ... .. . ............ .. ....... . Tennessee Tech ............ ... .......... . Central Florida ......................... . Morehead State .........................._ *Idaho ... .. ............. .. ......... . ... . *Tennessee State ............... . ........ . **Delaware .. ...... ..................... . EKU OPP 20 (A) 31 (H) 19 (A) 27 (A) 35 (H) 35 (A) 2 1 (H) 34 (A) 26 (A) 20 (H) 38 (H) 13 (H) 17 (N) 19 17 JO 18 10 21 20 17 14 *NCAA I-AA Playoffs **NCAA I-AA Pioneer Bowl - Wichita Falls, Texas 3 30 7 14 ATT 11,008 14,600 9,286 6,000 17,700 18,000 18, 100 4,042 4,822 14,400 11 ,657 9,274 11,257 �83 FALL SPORTS MEDIA GUIDE Contents Eastern Kentucky University .. ... ......... .... ........ 4 Conference Affiliations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Athletics at EKU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Men's Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Women's Cross Country ............................ 63 Women's Field Hockey ... ........ . ... . ..... . ....... 64 Rifle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Women's Volleyball .......................... .. .... 68 Women's Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Golf ... .... ............. . .. . . .. . ... .... ........... 72 EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Member: Ohio Valley Conference National Collegiate Athletic Association r· Eastern Kentucky University is an equal opportunity educational institution. 83.42.2 �MEMO TO THE NEWS MEDIA T O THE NEWS MEDIA The 1983 Fall Sports Media Guide has been prepared especially for the members of t he p ress, radio and television who cover the Colonels. We sincerely hope tha t it will provide many of the answers concerning the Colonels and Eastern Kentucky University. If you desire additional info rmati on. s pecial features, pictures. etc., or have q uestions not answe red in this brochure. feel free to contact the Division of P ublic Information located in the J ones Building (Telephone: 606-622-230 I and 606-622-2302). • general policy, there should be no more than one photographer per school or med ium. Photographe rs may take pictures from the sidelines during the game provided they rema in within specified areas-away from t he immediate s idelines and in front of the bench and coaching areas (30 to 30 yd. line). Motion pict ure crews may use the facilities provided in the press box o n the east sid e of the field. SEAT IN G In requesting work ing press tickets. p lease advise BY NAME as to the number in your party. It is desired that newspaper req uests be lim ited to no more than two persons, radio requests, th ree persons. PRESS TAGS - Press tags must be worn for identificat ion by all newsme n, photographers a nd scouts seated in the press box o r located on the field. P lease note: all press passes a re issued BY NAME to a uthorized working person nel and are non• transferable. ACCO MMODATIONS AT EASTER N The working newspaper and radio personne l, as well as scouts and other officials, will be furnished a copy of t he p lay-by-play report and complete team and individ ual statistics at halfti me and approximately five minutes a fte r the game. Refresh ments are served before a nd duri ng the game. AVA I LABILITY OF COAC H ROY KIDD - EKU head coach R oy K idd is available fo r telephone inter views, Monday Thursday from 8 a .m. - noon a nd 1-2:30 p .m. The on ly exception is Tuesdays and T hursdays when he teaches class from 10:30 11 :30. K idd's telephone number is (606) 6222146. Information fo r Visiting Newsmen at Football Games WORKING PRESS T IC KETS - A ll requests for press t ickets by working newspaper. radio. or television pe rsonnel should be made BY NAME. as fa r in advance as possible. Press tickets cannot be mailed less than one week in adva nce of the game. In the event of a large press turnout, priority will go to our regular coverage and statewide media. RAD IO - All correspondence concerning Radio Broadcasting Rights s hould be addressed to the Division of Public Information. Eastern Kentucky University. R equests should be made BY NAME as early as possible. Lines arc to be ordered by the requesting station d irect from the South Central Bell Telephone Company with instructio ns to contact this office prior to installing lines. Spotters can be made avai lable if requested in advance. The "official station," as designated by the Director of Athletics of the visiting inst itution. will be assigned priority space. Request s by other stations will be considered in relation to ava ilabil ity of space a nd date of request. GENER AL INFORMATION L ocatio n R ic h mo nd , Madi son County, Kentucky, a growing city of about 24,000. En rollment - 13.041 Founded - 1906 President Dr. .I. C. Powell Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr . .J ohn Rowlett Athletic Conference Ohio Valley. N.C.A.A . - Me n and W omen Gymna s i um Alumni Colise um (capacity 6,500) S tadium Hanger F ield (capacity 20,000) Nickname - Colonels. Maroo ns Symbol - Colonel Colors - Maroon and White TE L EVIS ION - Live television coverage is pro hibited unless pe rmission is granted by the Vice P resident for Public Affairs well in advance. SCOUTS All requests by scouts should be made BY NAME as far in advance as possible. Scouts representing a college or university arc limited to two per school, while professional sco uts are restricted to one per team. Professional scouts' requests are to be made from the team's main office. No passes will be given to professional scouts for a playoff game. PHOTOGRAPHERS - Advance requests BY NAME arc required and, as a 2 �Athletic Committee Members: Dr. Russel l Bogue, Chairman: Dr. Dixon Barr: Dr. Anne Brooks; Dr. William Berge: Dr. Bill Farrar: Dr. Nancy Peel: Dr. Doug Whitlock: M rs. J eannette Crockett: Dr. Doris Sutton: Mr. C. E. Baldwin: Mr. D o nald Com bs and Dr. Martha Mullins, ex-offic io. Director of Athletics Donald G. C ombs Assista nt Direct or of A th letics - Dr. Martha Mullins Head Football Coach R oy Kidd (Eastern Kentucky. 1954) Linc Coaches - T om J ones (Western Kent ucky. 19 73): J im Tan ara (U T Chattanooga. 1965) Backfield Coaches - Jack Iso n (Eastern Kentucky. 196 1): J oe Blankenship (Eastern Kentucky. 1965): Leon Hart ( Maryville. 1973). Head Coaches Other Sports - Baseba ll: Jim Ward ; Basketball: Max Good: Golf: Bob Seaholm: Swi m m ing: Dan Lichty: M en's Track and Cross Country: Rick Erdmann: M e n's Tennis: Tom H iggi ns: R ine: Capt. Michael McNa mara: W omen's Tennis: Sandy Martin: Women's Volleyball: Dr. Geri Polvino: Women's Basketball: Dr. Dianne Murphy: Wome n's Field H ockey: Lynne Harvel: Women's Track and Cross Country: Rick Erdmann. Assistant Coaches Other Sports Basketball: J o hn Ferguson; Swimming: Tim Cahill; Women's Basketball: Nell He nsley. T ra ine r - Dr. Bobby Barton . Assistant Trainer s - David Green a nd D ebbie Jackson. Sports Information Editor - Karl Park. Athletic Business Manage r David Parke. Board of Regents Robert J . Begley, Jr. , Ric hmond; Mrs. Hall ie S house. Lexington: J e rry Ikerd. Somerset: Dr. Rodney Gross: Grayson: .I. W . Phelps. Louisville: Dr. Grady Stumbo. Frankfort; J ohn Keith, Cynthia na: Dr. Bonnie Gray. faculty representative: Annette Ohlmann, student representati ve. NCAA GU IDELI NES for EFFECTIVE SIDELINE CONTROi. The NCAA Footba ll Ru les Committee has adopted guidel ines for m ore e fficient and safer sideline control during collegiate football contest s. RU L E I , Section 2. Article 3 states: Limit lines s hall be marked with 12-inch lines and a t 24-inch interva ls 12 feet outside t he sidelines and the e nd li nes. except in stadiums where total field surface docs not permit. In t hese stadiums. the li mit lines shall not be less t han six feet from the side lines and e nd lines . Limit lines shall be four inches in width. NO P E RSOI\ OUTSIDE THE TEAM AREA S HALL UE WITHIN THE LIMIT LI N ES. director. (2) Pho t ographers working on the fi e ld may work on any ran of the sideline o utside t he bench area and behind the e nd zone, OUTS ! DE T H E RESTRA I N ING A R EA LIMIT LI N ES. No one is pe rmitted in the bench area on the rlaying field, or in t he restrain ing area next to the sideli ne. A N Y T I ME after the compet iti on begins. including during timeou ts unless he has been issued a bench pass. Photographers only may work unrestricte d on the playing fi e ld and in the benc h a rea immediately after the end o f the ga me. Should any questions arise or you incur any proble ms. please seek assistance fro m any E K U Security Person nel or Mr. La rry Bailey. lJ ni vcrsity Phot ographer. Failure to comrly with the new NC AA rules could res ult in your being asked to leave the fie ld area . Photograrhcrs must observe the following two ru les: (I) Each photographer shall wcara visible c redential issued by the srorts information 3 �EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY • Growth - in quantity and quality - has been the theme at Eastern Kentucky University. The quantity speaks for itself. With an enrollment of more than I 3,000 students, the University's student body has more than tripled since 1960. As a result, new dormitories and large, well-equipped academic structures have been built. Dr. J. C. Powell will be completing his seventh year as president of the University in October. Powell, the school's seventh president, succeeded Dr. Robert R. Martin who served EKU in that position for 16¼ years. At a 1978 Board of Regents meeting, Eastern was reorganized into nine colleges and a graduate school. Five colleges - Applied Arts and Technology, Business, Education, Law Enforcement and Allied Health and Nursing - remained intact. Four new colleges were created, including Natural and Mathematical Sciences, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Arts and Humanities and Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics. The masters d egree is offered in several fields as is the specialist degree. A joint doctoral program in education is sponsored in cooperation with the University of Kentucky. The physical plant has undergone building and renovation programs totaling more than $138 million since 1960. During this period every existing major campus facility has been remodeled or completely reconstructed. Dr. J. C. Powell, President 4 �CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS In 194 1, foresighted men had visions of an Ohio Valley Confe rence. Sportswriters speculated about the impend ing division of t he Kentucky Intercollegiate Athlet ic Conference. Virtually all agreed it was just a matter of time until the division took place and a new athletic conference was formed . T hen the J apa nese bombed Pearl Ha rbor and America was plunged into World War II. Seven yea rs later, after the hostilities had ceased, a pre-war dream became a post-war reality. The "Big Five " of the K.1. A.C. withdrew to form the O hio Valley Conference . Making the m ove were W este rn Kentucky S tate College, Eastern Kentucky State College, Murray S tate College, Morehead S ta te Co llege and t he University of Louisvi lle. They were joi ned by Evansville College and , shortly thereafter, by T ennessee Tech and Marshall College. Purpose of t he O.V.C., which was set fort h in its const it ution, is " to regulate, control and promote all the recognized branches of intercollegiate athletics in institutions represented." Through a gradual process, the O h io Valley Conference was to become a league of Kentucky a nd Tennessee state colleges. Middle T ennessee S ta te College joined the rolls in 1952, East Tennessee State University in 1957 and Austin Peay State College in the spring of 1962 . They replaced Louisville, which became an independent in 1949, and Marshall and Evansville, which d epa rted in 1952. T he University of Akro n and You ngstown State University joined theOVC in 197980. Eastern also competes against ot herOVC schools in a regular season schedu le in women's basketball and tournaments in tenn is and volleyball. Championships arc held also in cross country and outdoor track. Eastern ranks first in the Conference's alltime football standings with a 144-82-7 wonlost record. The Colonels have won seven regular season titles outright ('54, '67, '68, '74 , '76, '81 and '82) and shared one title in 1962. Eastern won the NCAA D ivision I-AA nat ional championship in 1979 and 1982 and the NCAA M ideast Regional C hampionship in 1967 . The Colonels finished as nat ional runners up in the NCAA 's I-AA Division in 1980 and 198 1. J im Delany, a 35-year-old former NCAA investigator, is serving his fifth year as commissioner of the Ohio Valley Conference. He succeeded Bob Vanatta as the OVC's fourth commiss ioner. The Succasunna, New J e rsey, native became the youngest commissioner to serve the conference. T he other OVC commissioners prior to Vanatta were Arth ur Guepc and Paul Dietzel. Delany is a 1970 graduate of the U n ivcrsity of North Carolina where he played basketball for coach Dean Smith's Tarhcels from 1967-70 and served as co-captain of the 196970 squad. Following graduat ion, Delany entered the UNC Law School a nd served as an assista nt coach under Smith. He received his law degree in 1973 before joining the NCAA staff. For add itional information, features or pictures contact: K•ARL PARK OFF ICE OF PUBLI C AFFA IRS EASTERN KE NTUCKY UNIVERS ITY RI CHMOND, K E\fT UCKY 40475--093 1 TELEPH ONE (606) 622-230 1 5 �ATHLETICS AT EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY .. The College of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics sponsors seven intercollegiate sports for men, six intercollegiate sports for women and two coeducational intercollegiate sports. Extensive intramural, free play and club sports programs are sponsored providing varied participation opportunities for all. These programs are an integral part of the total program and development of Eastern students. They offer experiences which contribute immeasurably to the health, vitality and preparation of young people as citizens and for their leadership contributions to the youth in the nation's schools and elsewhere. The College of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics offers a variety of degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The coaches of athletics are among the fifty-three full-time faculty members representing more than a score of the finest colleges and universities in the nation, required to produce academic, intramural and varsity athletic programs. The extensive indoor and outdoor facilities are used interchangea bly for instruction and athletics as is the faculty. The College, which is organized under a single administrative unit, includes three academic departments under which there are seventeen undergraduate and graduate degree programs and intercollegiate athletics. This type organization contributes significantly to successful coordination of the program, faculty and facilities for maximum contribution to the overall mission of the University. The College is headed by Dean Russell Bogue. Its three academic departments are: School and Public Health, chaired by Dr. Herman Bush; Recreation and Park Administration, chaired by Dr. James McChesney; Physical Education, chaired by Dr. Peggy Stanaland. The College's program of intercollegiate athletics is administered by Athletic Director, Mr. Donald G. Combs, and Assistant Athletic Director, Dr. Martha Mullins. Its newly created Department of H.P.E.R. & A. Services is administered by Dr. Fred Darling. Through its departments, the College offers six baccalaureate degree programs and one two-year associate of arts option curricula for undergraduate students. At the graduate level, the College offers the Master of Science in Physical Education, Recreation and Park Administration, and Physical Education with the Sports Administration Option. Additional degree programs offered in cooperation with the College of Education include S pecia list in Education, Master of Arts in Health Education, Allied Health, Physical Education, along with Rank I I and Rank I teacher certification programs. The College also serves EK U's general education progra m through required physical education and health classes for freshmen a nd sophomores. Enrolled in the College's academic programs are some I, I 00 majors, including more than 400 graduate stud ents. To serve this large enrollment, the 6 �College boasts a full-time faculty of 53, including 22 members with the earned doctorate. Thirty graduate assistants perform teaching and other services. A balanced athletic program, intramural, sports clubs and intercollegiate, is provided by the College. Intramural and sport clubs programs are sponsored through the H.P. E. R. & A. services department by intramural directors. Competition in numerous sports, including softball, flag football, soccer, racquetball, bowling, volleyball, table tennis, track basketball and field hockey provide physical outlets for EK U students. EKU, a member of the NCAA and Ohio Valley Conference, fields athletic tea ms in baseball, basketball, football, swimming, golf, tennis, cross country, track (indoor and outdoor) and rifle. Basketball, field hockey, tennis, cross country, track and field (indoor and outdoor) and volleyball make up the intercollegiate program for women. Outstanding facilities are req uired to support an operation with the scope of Eastern's College of H.P.E.R. & A. The College's programs are housed in five major campus structures - The Robert B. Begley Building, where it is headquartered, the Alumni C oliseum, the Weaver Health Building, the Presnell Building and the Greg Adams Building. Numerous tennis courts, recreation areas, Gertrude Hood Field, Turkey Hughes Baseball Field, and the Tom C. Samuels nine-lane track with tartan infield are among the other facilities of the College. An 18-hole golf course and an outdoor educationrecreation demonstration area are located at Arlington. There are four equipped training rooms attached to the intercollegiate locker rooms in four buildings. The seven-story Begley Building is designed to serve nearly 2,000 students hourly in classes and also provides seating for more than 20,000 football spectators. Included in the structure are three gymnasiums, 12 handball courts, 36 classrooms, 60 offices and the dressing facilities for physical education and football. A training area includes two exercise and weight-lifting rooms, a steam room and a large therapy tank. A seminar room and reception area are located on the second level of the building. Offices on this level have been accoustically treated to absorb sound from the open-top athletic area. The Thomas E. McDonough Intramural Fields, which boasts 10 football fields, two of which are varsity practice fields and another two which are large enough for soccer play, are in use. In season, eight softball fields may be superimposed on the football layouts. The Glenn Presnell Building houses football locker and shower rooms, a training room, rest rooms and storage, office and lecture areas. An equipment check-out room and other service facilities are located to serve the students who participate in the intramural programs. The Greg Ada ms indoor tennis facility became available for use in the fall of 1976. It constitutes the fifth building on campus devoted to housing the activities of the College of H.P.E.R. & A. 7 �Football the national finals. During these past 19 years, Eastern has captured two national championsh ips, two national runnersup trophies. six OVC championsh ips. had an unbeaten string of 15 games in the league and won the 1967 NCAA Mideast Regional Champio nship (covering more than 100 teams in a JO-state area) by defeating Ball State 27-13 in the Grantland Rice Bowl. The Colonels also start the 1983 season wit h a 31 game winning streak at t heir home stadium. Hanger Field. Eastern has continually been ranked in the top twenty in the nation by the NCAA D ivision I- AA pollsters. holding the No. I spot fo r nine consecutive weeks last season. Kidd's success comes from a combination of demanding the ultimate in dedication and d etermina tion. yet being a coach who is respected by his players. His ability to communicate wit h his players stems from a realistic, matter-of-fact attitude. He's gen uinely concerned about each ind ividua l as a player and as a student. He has a brilliant football mind and is a man who takes advantage of most si tuations and is not afraid to gamble. He is a n organizer who has surrounded himself with a very capable coachi ng staff. All these ingredients point to t he fact that Roy Kidd is a winner. It a ll started for Kidd as a little leaguer in Corbin, Ky., and he continued on the plus side of the ledger as a high school at hlete a nd then as a football and baseball star at Eastern. When he was a graduate assistant coach. Eastern went unbeaten and received an invitation to t he Tangerine Bowl. T hen he sta rted coaching in high school. b uilding tiny Richmond Madison into a state foot ball powerhouse. He had a 54-10-1 record. a 27game win ning streak and 14 consecutive u nscored-upon games. He was Kentucky Coach of the Year in 1961 when the Purples were ranked No. I in t he state a ll season. He went to Morehead as an assistant coach in 1962 and helped guide the Eagles to their second winning season in 13 years and a share of the OVC championship. • ROY KIDD Head Coach Roy Kidd's trophy case and office walls are running out o f room . Kidd and his Eastern football team have garnered so much success and notoriety during the past fo u r years that t he next person hired might be an interior decorator instead of another assistant coach. Consider this: - Last season Eastern played in its fourth consecutive national championsh ip game and won its second national championship title in compiling a s potless 13-0 record . Kidd was voted OYC Co-Coach of the Year. the Lou isville Coach of the Year, Clinic Coach of the Year. the Louisville Quarterback Clu b Coach of the Year for I 982 and fort he second consecutive season was recipient of The Lexing1on Herald's Kentucky Sportsman of the Year award. Kidd was honored in I 981 as he was selected the National Coach of the Year in IAA fo r the second straight year a nd the OVC Coach of the Year. Noteworthy coachi ng achievements have become a rule of thumb for Kidd during the last five years. In 1978, he was credited with h is 100th collegiate coaching victory and . of cou rse, in 1979 he guided the Colonels to t he Division I-AA national championship. E K U fini shed 11 -2 that latter year. T hen, in 1980, Kidd's Eastern team came within 55 seconds of putting back-to-back national cha mpionships together. winning IO games before losing to Boise State 3 1-29 on a fo urth-down pass in t he national title contest. T he I98 I season saw Kidd. who has compiled a 146-55-6 record at EKU, take his Colonels to an unprecedented t hird consecutive national title game and a 12-2 overall mark. The Colonels. after defeating Delaware and Boise State. fell to Idaho State, 34-23. in 8 �Then it was back to Eastern in 1963 where he served as a n assistant fo r o ne year befo re taking over the head job. The Colonels went 3-5- 1 his firs t year. one of on ly two losi ng seasons he has had while coaching. They im proved that to 5-3-1 t he followi ng year a nd Kidd was elected Coach of the Year in the OVC. Kidd is married to the fo rmer Susa n Purcell of Richmond. T hey have t hree child ren: Marc. Kathy. and Keith. Kidd's office phone number is: (606) 622-2146. 9 �Jack Ison Tom Jones Leon Hart Joe Blankenship JACK ISON Defensive Backfield Coach LEON HART Offensive Backfield Coach Defensive secondary coach J ack Ison must replace three of four starters in a defensive backfield that helped EK U intercept 24 passes. Ison will also serve as defensive coordinator again th is season and is the dean of Colonel assistant coaches, having served as an EK U assistant for this his 17th year. Kidd gave the 1961 Eastern g raduate his first coaching job at Richmond's Madison H igh School. After assisting Kidd to a 13- 1 record and a C lass AA runnerup trophy in 196 1, Ison was named head coach in 1962 when Kidd entered the college coaching field . The Royal Purples were 6-2-2 under his guidance. The Russell native is married to the former Patricia Lykins, whom he met as a classmate at Eastern. They have two daughters, Elizabeth (21) and Melinda (17). Leon Hart begins his sixth season as an assistant in charge of the EK U offensive backfield . He will also again be the offensive coordinator for t he Colonels this fall. Hart must tutor h is fourth d ifferent starting quarterback in the last five years for the Colonels this season when two freshmen quarterbacks battle it out for the starting slot. Hart graduated from Mansfield (Ohio) Madison High School in 1969, and went on to Maryville College where he received his B.A. in education in 1973. While at Maryville, Hart lettered four years in football and three years in baseball, serving as capta in of the baseball squad as a senior. He was a safety fo r the Maryville gridders, leading the team in interceptions his last three seasons. Hart is married to the former Becki Sowers of Mansfield and they have two sons. Timothy Robert (6) and Seth (2). TOM JONES Offensive Line Coach Tom J ones, a 1973 graduate of Western JOE BLANKENSHIP Kentucky University, begins his third season Linebacker Coach as Eastern's offensive line coach. Jones was an All-State center at Glasgow J oe Blankenship begins his seventh year High School where he graduated in 1969 a nd at EK U and will have to rebuild a linebacking then went to W KU. While playing offensive corps that lost two AII-OVC linebackers center for coach Jimmy Feix at Western, he Alex Dominguez and Pete J ackson - to was a member of two OVC championship graduation. squads. After spend ing his fres hmen year of colAfter grad uating from Western in 1973, lege at the University of Kentucky, BlankenJ ones assumed coaching positions at Bu llitt ship played his final three years at Eastern, Central High School, Adair County H igh receiving a bachelor's degree in 1966 from School, Macon County (Tenn.) High School EKU. Blankenship a lso put in a coaching stint and Caverna High School during the next five at Louisville Seneca High School before years. coming to Eastern. A native of G lasgow, Jones has coached Blankenship is married to the former at Morehead State and as a graduate assistant Brenda Wooten of Louisville and they have at the University of Tennessee. two children, Kimberly Lynn (20) and Joseph J ones, 32, is married to the former Mary Troy (12). Bess Manby of LaGrange and they have two daughters, J ennifer Elizabeth (3 ½) and Amanda Lee (2½). 10 �Jim Tanara Teddy Taylor Conrad Cardano Rick Sang JIM TANARA Down Lineman Coach CONRAD CARDANO Receiver Coach J im Tanara will handle the down linemen aga in in his fifth year as an assistant coach at Eastern. Tanara came to EKU from the staff of Bear Bryant at Alabama where he served 11 years working with the Title's defensive front. While at Alabama, Tanara was a member of the staff that directed the Tide to two national championships and appearances in 11 bowl games. He also served as UA's head wrestling coach for 11 years. H e later was a three-year letterman for UT-Chattanooga and started at both defensive end and tight end. While collecting Little All-American honors in 1964, he received his bachelor of science degree in 1965 and was drafted by the New Orleans Saints upon graduation. He was an assistant football coach at Cleveland (Tenn.) H igh School for three years before going to A labama in 1968. He received his master's degree from Alabama in 1970. Conrad Cardano will again serve coach Roy Kidd as receiver coach in this his third season with the Colonels. Cardano, a 34-year old native of Washington, D.C., came to Eastern from Marshall University in the Southern Conference where he was the receiver coach for the Thundering Herd for two seasons. A 1967 graduate of Bladensburg (Md.) High School, Cardano went on to letter two years at quarter back at Western Carolina, leading the Catamounts to records of 9-1 and 6-3 those two seasons. After graduating from WCU in 197 1, Cardano played three seasons of semi-pro football in the Seaboard Professional Football League. H is other assistant coaching assignments include Tuscola (N .C.) High School, Dover (Mass.) Sherborn High School and Catholic University where he served as offensive coordinator as CU went 27-11 within a four-year period. He received his master's degree in education from EKU in 1982, specializing in administration and supervision. He is married to the former Christina Willis of Huntington, W. Va. TEDDY TAYLOR Defensive End Coach Teddy Taylor, a 1970 graduate of Eastern, will serve as a coach for Kidd's Colonels for the fifth straight season. While serving as dorm director, Taylor will work with the defensive ends for the Colonels. A n All-American noseguard at Eastern in 1969, Taylor was a significant force in EKU's Mideast Regional and Ohio Valley Conference championship team in 1967 and the OVC champ ion squad of 1968. Taylor served as head coach at Pineville High School after fi lling an assistant's post there for two years. He was voted South East Kent ucky Coach of the Year in 1978 while guiding his team to a 9-3 record. He is married to the former Frances White of Lexington and they have two daughters, Katrina ( 14) and Che (9). RICK SANG Kickers' Coach Rick Sang, a 1980 graduate of EK U, will be back for the fourth year to work with the EK U Colonels' kickers and defensive scout team. Sang, who lettered three years a t EK U as a flank er, was a member of Kidd's 1979 national championship team. That year he started at flan ker and punted in the national championship game against Lehigh. The 25-year old native of Ashland is married to the former Kelli Ell is of Findlay, Ohio. 11 �Donald G. Combs Dr. Martha Mullins Dr. Bobby Barton DONALD G. COMBS Director of Athletics DR. MARTHA MULLINS Assistant Athletic Director Donald G. Combs begins his 13th year as Director of Athletics at Eastern. after serving the university 13 years as swimming coach . Combs, who was known throughout the state as t he dean of Kentucky collegiate swimm ing coaches. ha nded over his swimming coaching duties to Dan Lichty. his assistant. in 1975. He is currently serving his fifth year as an at-large member of the NCAA's Division I-AA football committee. Recogn ized as a "Master Coach" by the College Swimm ing Coaches Associat ion of America in 1970, Combs coached Eastern's swim team from 1963-75. During those years. the EK U Eels captured 12 consecutive Kentucky Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving Championships and compiled a 134-29 record. A 1949 graduate of Model Laboratory Schoo l, Combs received his B.S. in 1953 and M. A. in 1965. Both degrees are from Eastern. The son of baseball Hall-of-Farner Earle B. Combs. Sr.. and Mrs. Combs of Richmond. Combs and his wife, Pauline. have four children. Dr. Mart ha Mullins is in her eighth year as Assistant Athletic Director. She has been an admin istrator in women's at hletics at Eastern for the past 13 years. She received P h.D. and M.A. degrees from F lorida State Un iversity. Her undergraduate degree is from the University of Alabama. While at Florida State University, Dr. Mullins assisted with the women's t rack team. D uring her six-year tenure in Florida's junior colleges she was act ive as coach of tennis and volleyball and p rovided early leadersh ip in establishi ng athlet ic participation for women students in the state's j unior colleges. DR. BOBBY BARTON Athletic Trainer Dr. Bobby Barton is beginning his eighth season as athletic t rainer at EK U. Barton came to Eastern from the University of Kentucky where he served as associate trainer in charge of the basketball Wildcats. Barton received his B.A. d egree from the University of Kentucky in 1968 and h is M .S. at Marshall Univers ity in 1970. He earned his Doctor of Arts degree in Adapted Physical Education at Middle Tennessee State University in 1975 and has a lso completed the requirements for his certificate in corrective therapy from Texas A&M University. He is currently serving a term as President of the 8,000-member NATA (Nat ional Athletic Trainer's Association). Barton is married to the former Jojean Chestnut of Lexington a nd they have one son. Brian (5). 12 �1~ 1 XA David Parke David Green Karl Park DAVID PARKE Athletic Business Manager KARL PARK Sports Information Editor David Pa rke, a 1978 g raduate of EKU, will begin his fourth year as Athletic Business Manager for the EKU Colonel teams. Parke, who formerly worked as a cashier in the Billings and Collections Division at EKU , has been a member of the Eastern statistics crew for the football and basketball games of the Colonels for eight years. A 1974 grad uate o f Madison Central High Sch ool, Parke played baseball, football and basketball for the Indians. He lettered four years in baseball and two seasons in football where he was named All-Mid State Conference at center in 1973. Karl Pa rk, a 1970 graduate of EKU. is beginn ing his 14th year as Sports Information Editor for Eastern's athletic teams. He served as sports editor of the schoo l newspaper. The Eastern Progress, fo r three years while a student of the University. The 34-yearold Richmond, Ky. native is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (COS IDA), the United States Basketball Writers Association and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. He received national recognition fo r the production of EK U's th ree seasonal media guides for 1978-79 and 1979-80. The winter sports guide was voted Best in the Nation Division A for those two years. He is married to the former Shelley Steele of Owingsville. DEBBIE JACKSON Assistant Athletic Trainer DAVID GREEN Assistant Athletic Trainer Debbie Jackson, a former assistant athletic trainer at Pittsburg State (Kan.) University, will begi n her first year as an assistant trainer at Eastern this fall. J ackson, 24, received her bachelo r's degree from Lock Haven ( Pa.) State College in 1980 and collected her master's degree in a thletic training from the University of Virgin ia in 1981. She has worked at Pittsburg S tate for the past two years. She has served as head trainer for the 1982 and 1983 NA IA women's basketball championships and the 1982 and '83 National Sports Festivals at Co lorado Springs, Col. J ackson has been notified that she has a lso been selected to serve as a trainer at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Calif. She ha d prior experience in this area working a t the 198 1 O lympic Training Camp for the Greco-Roman World Cup Wrestling Team. David Green. a 1975 graduate of Middle Tennessee Sta te University. is serving his fourth year as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at Eastern. Green. a 29-year old native of Hendersonville. Tenn., graduated fro m Isaac Litton High School in Nashvi lle. Tenn .. in 197 1. After graduat ing from MTSU , he entered graduate school at Eastern where he received his masters in health ed ucation in 1977. For three years. Gree n was head tra iner for bot h the boys and girls athletic teams a t Pau l Blazer Hig h School in Ashland. becoming the state's fi rst full-time certified trainer on the high school level. He is married to the former Brenda Magee o f Lancaster. Ohio. 13 �EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY 1983 Football Prospectus Eastern Kentucky University head football coach Roy Kidd returns 27 lettermen from last season's Ohio Valley Conference and NCAA Division I-AA national championship team . Kidd. who begins his 20th season at Eastern with a 146-55-6 record, has guided the Colonels to the I-AA tit le game for four consecutive seasons, having also won a national championship in 1979. Senior receiver Tron Armstrong (6-1. 198), a first team All-OVC and honorable mention All-A merican performer in 1982. leads Colonel returnees. Armstrong, who played tight end in 1982 but who could move in 1983 to flanker. was Eastern and the OVC's second-leading receiver last year with 38 catches for 475 yards and four TD's. Also return ing for Eastern on offense is senior tailback Terence Thompson (5-9. 182). T hompson. an AII-OVC player as a sophomore. ran for 883 yards and seven TD's last year and is expected to carry the bulk of the rushing load if he stays healthy in 1983. Three part-time starters will also be back for their sophomore pass receiving seasons. Flanker Alvin Blount (6-4, 199) headed this group with nine catches last season for 124 yards. Flanker Isiah Hiil (5-9. 157) a nd tight end Simon Codrington (6-3, 195) round out the returning receivers. The quarterback slot. vacated by All-OVC signal-caller Tuck Woolum, will be handled by either of two redshirt freshman q uarterbacks, Greg Parker (5- 11, 163) and Pat Smith (5-11 , 162). Tim Portale also returns a t this position. a lthough playing sparingly in 1982. Perhaps the biggest strengt h of the '83 Colonels lies on the offensive line where four starters ret urn including senior second-team OVC Media Association All-OVC center Chris Sullivan /62. 248). Other starters along the line returning include senior guard Mike Bobek (6- 1. 222), senior guard David Burry (6- 1. 240) and junior tackle Joe Spadafino (6-1. 238). The biggest rebuilding job by the Eastern coaching staff must come on defense where nine starters were lost through graduation, including All-OVC li nebacker A lex Dominguez and allconference tackle Randy Taylor. The two returning starters include the third-leading tackler on the '82 team, j unior roverback Anthony Jones (5-11 , 189) who had 58 tackles, 30 assists and five interceptions and senio r noseguard Mike McShange (5- 10, 228) who had 11 tackles for losses. Other players expected to see plenty of playing time this fall include senior linebacker David Hill (5-10. 227), junior linebacker William May (5-10, 20 I ). junior linebacker Terry Simmons (511 , 202), senior cornerback Mike Mims (5-11 , 192) and sophomore defensive back Bobby Scannell (5-11, 180). Reds hirts on defense who will be in action in '83 include sophomore end Joe Mauntel, sophomore tackle Rick Campbell, freshman linebacker Fred Harvey and freshman safety Robert Williams. The kicking game for the Colonels remains in good hands with senior Jamie Lovett (5-9, 164) and senior Steve Rowe (6-5, 230) handling the placekicking and punting dut ies, respectively. Lovett had another outstanding year in '82scoring 72 points on 39-43 extra points and 11-21 field goals. Rowe, meanwh ile. a nd his EK U punt coverage teammates led the nat ion in net punting (39.8) as Rowe averaged 40. 9 yards per punt last season. Eastern finis hed the 1983 season with a perfect 13-0 record and extended its Hanger Field winning streak to 31. 14 �1983 COLONELS A CAPSULE ANALYSIS Offense : I-Pro Set. Defense: 5-2 o r O klahoma. Strengths: Size and experience in offensive line; st rong kicking game. Weaknesses : Lack of experience at quarterback and full back; young defensive line; lack o f experienced depth at receiver. Lettermen Lost: I 9 LETTERMEN RETURNING (27) Linebackers: David Hill, A nthony J ohnson, William May, Terry Simmons. Noseguard: M ike McShane Secondary: Anthony J o nes, Mike M ims, Bob by Scanne ll. Ends: Tron Armstrong, Isaiah Hill, Alvin Blount, C harles Keller, Simon Co drington. Tackles: Ro bert Pa lmer, J oe Spad afin o, Keith Bosley, Benny Allen. Guards: David Burry, Mike Bobek, Mike Neal. Center: C hris Sullivan. Tailback: Terence T hompson. Tony J ames. Fullback: Brian Beebe. Quarterback: T im Po rtale. Kickers: Jamie Lovett, S teve Ro we. i «P 5 15 �OFFENSE Pat Smith Greg Parker Tim Portale Terence Thompson Angelo Hall Barry Cox QUARTERBACKS TAILBACKS Pat S mith ... Freshman ... 19 ... 5-10 .. . 175 . . . No Letters ... Carrollton, Ky . ... Pat was red-shirted last season . was the No. I quarterback at the end of spring practice .. has good arm .. . runs the option well . . . needs game experience a nd situations ... will battle for the No. I spot in the fall ... made great improvement in the spring . . graduate of Carroll County High School. Terence Thompson ... Senior . .. 21 . . . 5-7 1/ 2 ... 180 ... Two Letters . .. Owensboro, Ky . ... Terence is a definite AII-OVC and possible All-American candidate for the Colonels this year ... ra n for 883 yards and seven TD's in 1982 ... AII-OVC as a sophomore . . . needs to stay injury free this season . .. could be key to Colonels' success . . . has great speed and excellent hands ... is a hard worker with good work habits . .. member of Winner's Club for the past two seasons ... has scored four TD's in a game twice in his career - vs. Akron (293 yards) in 1981 and vs. Western Kentucky(l43) in 1982 . . . Career stats show him with 2, 179 yards rushing and 21 TD's ... expected to carry the rushing load for Eastern this fall .. . high school coach Don Netoskie of Owensboro. Greg Parker ... Freshman . . . 19 ... 5-101/2 •. . 173 ... No. Letters . .. Tampa, Fla . .. . G reg was red-sh irted last fall ... has the strongest a rm of a ll the quarterbacks .. . made great improvements in running the option .. . needs game experience ... will fight for the No. I position in the fall . had good spring . .. graduate of Chamberlin High School. Angelo Hall ... Freshman .. . 19 ... 5-11 ½ . . . 190 ... No Letters ... LaGrange, Ga . .. . Angelo was red-shirted last year .. . has excellent size ... made good improvements in the spring . . lacks concentration at times .should relieve Thompson in t he fa ll graduate of LaGrange High School. Tim Portale ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 6-0 ... 192 ... One Letter ... Louisville, Ky . .. . Tim saw action this spring at linebacker but was moved back to qua rte rback .. . a team player and leader ... hard-nosed player ... will play anywhere coaches ask him to play . . runs offense well ... has very little game experience . .. led his high school team to state title . member of specialty teams at EK U . . high school coach - Roger Gruniesen of Trinity. Barry Cox ... F reshman ... 19 ... 5-9 ... 181 . .. No Letters . .. Monaca, Pa. ... Barry was red-shirted last year because of knee surgery .. . is still slowed somewhat with the after-effects of the injury ... a tough inside runner . .. very coachable needs to regain speed . . . graduate of Center High School. 16 �Victor Mims Tony James Isaiah Hill George Miller Tony James ... Junior ... 21 ... 5-10 .. . 175 , .. One Letter ... Owensboro, Ky .... Tony could possibly see action at quarterback. flanker and tailback. in addition to his kickreturn duties . . will see duty wherever he's needed the most ... s howed no effects of offseason inj ury . holds school record for longest punt return (88 yards vs. APSU) ... very versati le athlete o ne of the best athletes on the team . played on state champ io nship basketball team . . has dangerous breakaway skills . . . missed last two games of regu lar season with broken finger and most of the national championship game with a knee inj ury ... h igh school coach- Don Netoskie of Owensboro. Brian Beebe . .. Sophomore . .. 20 ... 6-01/ 2 ••• 221 ... One Letter .. . Hammonton, N.J ... . Brian saw limited action last year behind Nick Yeast ... will batt le Mims for the start ing s pot ... s howed great improvement in his blocking . . a very coachable player . .. rushed for 26 yards last year . . . grad uate o f Hammonton High School. SPLIT ENDS Isaiah Hill ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 5-9 ... 166 .. . One Letter ... Pineville, Ky . .. . Isaiah was the No. I split-end after spring ... is a hard worker . has improved his blocking . . stronger from winter weight program . . fastest receiver other than Armstrong(4.65 40yard dash) .. . has good hands . .. very heady p layer .. . has limited experience . . . runs good routes . . . caught two passes for 13 yards and returned seven kickoffs for a 22.6 yard average . .. grad uate of Pineville High School. FULLBACKS Victor Mims . .. Sophomore ... 20 .. . 5-11 . . . 213 ... No Letters ... St. Petersburg, Fla . .. . Victor will be beginning his t hird year here but hasn't played a snap . plagued by injuries during his stint at E KU . .. came out of spring practice as No. I fullback ... good blocker. tough inside runner . .. needs to stay healthy to help us . could be a nswer to fullback problems . . . made improvements last s pring. . brother of Mike Mims who p lays cornerback fo r t he Colonels . . . high school coach - Bob Stephens of Lakewood. Brian Beebe <:eorge Miller ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 5-11 . . . 193 ... No Letters .. . Richmond, Ky.... George was red-shirted last fall . . . was moved from quarterback to receiver last year .. . has no game experience at receiver ... hustles ... had a better than average spring .. . is a good blocker .. . needs to improve his concentration . .. high schoo l teammate of offensive tackle Keit h Bosley . . . high school coach - Monty Joe Lovell of Richmond Madison. 17 �.·fa Alvin Blount Kevin Bird Jeff Walker Tron Armstrong Jay Henderson Alvin Blount ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-4 . . . 19 I ... One Letter ... Jacksonville, Fla. .. . Alvin was a part-time starte r last year for t he Co lo nels ... missed all of s pring p ractice ... hel ped last fa ll as a reserve . needs to im prove qu ic kness makes very few mista kes ... big target for the quarterbacks . needs to work o n his blocking ... was moved from free safety 10 receiver in fall d rills last year .. . grad uate of F let cher High School. the ba ll ... will serve as o ne of t he offensive captai ns for the '83 season . . . career stats show h im wit h 66 catches for 922 yard s and four TD's . has run a 4.5 40-ya rd das h . .. high school coach - Bob Stephens of Lakewood . Jeff Walker ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 6-0 . .. 197 . .. No Letters ... Louisville, Ky .... Jeff is a hard worke r ... hustles . .. good athlete. needs t o improve on concentration ... beca me a better blocker this past s pring . . . graduate of Fairdale High Scho ol. Kevin Bird ... Freshman ... 20 ... 6-0 ... 171 ... No Letters ... Jamestown, N. C. .. . Kevin is a walk-on ... needs to work o n becoming a mo re co nsistent p layer . . . also needs improvement in blocking .. . a fast receiver (4.7 40-yard dash) needs to use his s peed more grad ua te of R agsdale High School. Tony James ... Junior ... 21 ... 5-10 ... 175 ... One Letter .. . Owensboro, Ky .. .. Tony could n't p ractice in the sp ring because of the knee surgery last winter . . a very talented a th lete . has good speed. go od hands a nd good q uick ness . . could be a starte r t his fa ll at a rece iver position . . needs t o lea rn to concentrate more on catch ing the ball . most da ngerous runner o n the team after he catches the ball . . also listed a mong t ailbacks . graduate of O wensboro H igh School. FLANKERS Tron Armstrong . .. Senior ... 22 .. . 6-0 .. . 196 ... Three Letters ... St. Petersburg, Fla . . . . T ron was switched from tight e nd t o fl anke r . . . should be able t o use his speed more ... is a good blocker ... seems 10 be making adjustme nts from t ight end to wideout .. . a very talented athlete .. . 1982 pre-season AllA merican defi nite pro prospect e xce lle nt blocker .. . has been a me mber of t he Winner's C lub for the past two seaso ns . ran ked third in O VC last year in catches per game (3.5) . . . need to get the ball t o him. coaches a re count ing on Tron quite heavily . needs to im prove h is runni ng a fte r catch ing TIGHT ENDS Jay Henderson . .. Junior . .. 20 . .. 6-0 . . . 225 . .. No Letters ... Louisville, Ky. . .. J ay was moved from defe nsive e nd to tight end during sp ri ng pract ice ... has k nee problems . . is a good athlete . . . has d one a good job making t he switch from defensive end to tight e nd . . . is a good blocker . .. ru ns good pass rout es . has good ha nds ... shou ld cont ribute heavily next fal l . . . graduate of Iroquois High School. 18 �Simon Codrington Scott Pearson Derrick Brice ' Chris Sullivan • Paul Smith David Burry CENTERS Simon Codrington ... Sopho mo re . .. 19 ... 63 ... 203 ... One Letter ... Miami Fla . .. . Simon was having a good spring practice when he s uffered a knee injury and missed at least half of spring drills .. . started the national championship game vs. Delaware last year ... still inexperienced at tight end .. a good blocker . .. needs to improve concentration and catching t he ball .. . r uns good pass routes ... looking for him to contribute t his fall . grad uate of South High School. C hris Su llivan ... Senior ... 21 ... 6-1 ... 250 . .. Two Letters ... New Port Richey, Fla. ... C hris is an AII- OVC and All-American ca ndid ate this season ... second-team OVC Media Association AII-OVC team pick in 1982 a three-year starter . . ga ined great strength during t he winter program . wil l serve as one of the offensive captains for the '83 season ... s ho uld be one of the leaders in the offensive line ... member of Winner's Club for the past two seasons .. . high school coach Keit h Newton of Hudson. Scott Pearson ... Junio r ... 20 ... 6-4 ... 213 ... No Letters ... Waycross, Ga .... Scott is a junio r college transfer from Lees- McRae J unior College .. . has potential to be a good player ... injury has impeded his performa nce .. is always hurt . . . made switch from wideou t 10 tight end in the spring ... good blocker and receiver ... has the size ... needs 10 be healthy for an evaluation .. . needs 10 learn EK U's system . graduate of Ware County High School. Paul S mith ... Freshman ... 19 ... 6-3½ ... 249 . .. No Letters . . . Ocala, Fla.... Paul was red-shi rted last year .. . has the ability to play at guard or center posit ion . . has good strength a nd size . . lacks playing time .. when he plays j ust one posit ion. he'll be 0 . K ... . gradua te of Va nguard High School. GUARDS David Burry ... Senio r . .. 21 ... 6-0½ ... 236 ... Two Letters . .. Louisville, Ky .... Da vid will be beginning his second year as a starter for the Co lonels ... d id outstanding job last year . .. possible All-OVC candidate in '83 .. . one of the st rongest players on the team .. . long snaps for punts. extra points and field goals ... member of 1982 Winner's Club. high school coach - Dennis Lampley of Trinity. Derrick Brice ... Freshman ... 19 ... 6-2 .. . 210 .. . No Letters ... Louisville, Ky . .. . De rrick is a hard worker . .. has good hands .. . was red-shirted last season .. . must improve as a blocker and his overall running ability .. graduate of Eastern High School. 19 �Mike Bobek Mike Neal Joe Spadafino Keith Bosley Greg Pitts Greg Clark Pat Morrissey Dean Showalter Mike Bo bek ... Senior ... 21 ... 6-0½ ... 230 ... Two Letters ... Port Richey, Fla .... Mike will be a possible starter at guard or tackle ... started last season at tackle ... very aggressive ... a good leader .. . did good job on punt coverage team . . member of 1982 Winne r's C lub ... has played center and linebacker also for EK U ... grad ua te of Gu lf Hig h School. • size a nd stre ngth need ed to play the position well . fi rst-t eam All-State player in high school high school coach - Monty Joe Lovell of Ric hmond Madison. Greg Pitts . .. Sophomore .. . 19 . .. 6-1 .. . 226 . .. No Letters ... Richmond, Ky .... G reg is a n improved player from last fall ... had good s pring ... la cks strength ... intelligent .. . play eithe r right o r left tac kle ... need s to have good su mmer with weig hts to cont r ibute . .. high school coach - Ed Miracle of Madison Cen tral. Mike Neal . .. Senior . .. 22 . .. 6-2 . .. 228 ... Two Letters .. . Orlando, Fla . .. . Mike will be ente ring his fifth year in the Easte rn program th is fall . . . bidding fo r a starting jo b a t right guard .. has considerable experience as a backup guard . did good job against Ten nessee State in the playoffs last fa ll .. . had good spring practice . . graduate of Edgewat er H igh School Greg Clark . . . Junior . .. 21 ... 6-5 ... 241 .. . No Letters ... Louisville, Ky . ... Greg has played bot h offensive center and offensive tac k le for EK U ... has shown improvement at tackle ... pla yed consid erably vs. Ten nessee Tech last year . lacks stre ngth . . is intellige nt enough to play two posit ions . high school coach - Bob H olman o f Pleasure Ridge Park . TACKLES Joe Spadafino . .. Junior . . . 20 . . . 6· 1 ... 245 . . . Two Letters ... Dover, Del .... J oe played a major backup role last sea son until M o re head State game .. . from this point on. he was a starting tackle . .. fine a thle te . . cou ld be a potential AII-OVC player ... bigge r and stro nger player than in the past mem ber of 1982 Winner's Club . .. intelligent and a good leader .. . grad ua te of Fork Union M ilitary Academy. Pat Morrissey ... Junior .. . 21 . .. 6-0 ... 235 . .. No Letters ... Neptune, N.J .. . . Pat was m oved from defense to offense last spring . needs t ime to gain experience o n t he offensive line ... earned a scholarship in the spring . wa lk-on . .. grad uate of Neptune S enior H igh Schoo l. Keith Bosley ... Sophomore .. . 19 ... 6-3 .. . 295 .. . One Letter .. . Richmond, Ky .... Keith shou ld be battling for sta rting positio n at right tackle . . lettered as a freshman . . pla yed considerably in the nat ional champio nship contest vs. Delaware in the second half . .. working habits are improving . . . has a ll the Dean Sho walter ... Freshman . .. 20 ... 6-4 . .. 254 . . . No Letters ... Louisville, Ky . . . . Dea n was red-shirted as a fresh man possesses good s ize needs to improve strength in order to play ... should add needed help to o ffens ive line's d epth . .. graduate of Ba llard Hig h Schoo l. 20 �DEFENSE David Hill LINEBACKERS Fred Harvey William May Terry Simmons Anthony Johnson David Hill . . . Senior ... 21 ... 5-10 . . . 232 ... Three Letters ... Miami, Fla .... David has as much potential as any line backe r in t he OVC ... with persona l motivatio n could beas good as any linebacker in the conference .. . member of 198 1 a nd 1982 Winner's Club .. . excellent communicator ... needs to report in top playing weight ... played excellent foo tba ll his firs t two seasons at E K U . . . has foot ball savvy . developed bad habits because of additional weight . AII-OVC candidate . . defense needs his stabilizing force .. . had 43 tackles and 25 assists in '83 ... graduate of M iami Carol City Hig h School. William May ... Junior ... 20 .. . 5-10 . . . 202 ... One Letter ... S helbyville, Ky. . . . William moved from defensive end back to linebacker in the spring . .. with repetition and experience at this position. William should develop . lacks experience . has good agi lity possesses great range and quick feet ... should excel o n specia lty teams . .. should be a good pass defender . . high school coach - Tom Becherer of S helby Cou nty. Anthony Johnson . .. Sophomore ... 19 . .. 510 ... 195 ... One Letter . .. Washington, D.C. . .. A nt hony is a nat ural linebacker ... has good understanding of the defensive scheme . . . makes adjustments q uickly . .. stays on his feet well and gets to t he foot ba ll . . . excellent hitter . . worked on offense and d efense last year . rushed seven times for 20 yards at fu llback in '82 . . . grad uate of De Matha High School. Fred Harvey . . . Freshman .. . 18 . . . 5-10½ . .. 208 ... No Letters .. . Titusville, Fla . ... Fred was red-shirted last year . . . has all t he attributes of a good linebacker - good size. excellent qu ickness, good strength . unlim ited potentia l ... definite starting candidate youngest player of t he linebackers returning ... only needs to gain experience . . graduate of Tit usville High School. Terry Simmons ... Junio r ... 20 .. . 5- 11 .. . 195 ... Two Letters ... Hamilton, Ohio .. . Terry is a hard worker that is expected to be a contender for a starting spot ... was hindered by a k nee strain in t he spring ... should be a ble to p ick up where he left off before injury . . . has excellent q uickness . .. needs to be more physical ... will play on specialty teams . .. with t he loss o f two A II-OVC linebackers (Alex Dominguez and Pete Jackson), coaching sta ff is looking for big contribution from Terry . . . high school coach - Dale Ro bertson of Hamilton. 21 �• Mike McShane Mike Evanoff Mason Hanis Rick Campbell Barry Stewart Mike Murphy NOSEGU ARDS TACKLES Mike McShane .. . S enior .. . 21 . . . 5- 10 . .. 226 .. . Three Letters ... St. Petersburg, Fla. . . . Mike will serve as one o f the defensive captains for the ' 83 seaso n . . has been a membe r of the Winne r's Clu b for the past two seasons . . is the only senior returning o n the defensive down linemen . a very physical player ... has game ex perience ... if he stays healthy. should have an outstanding year ... improved his pass rush ... second team OVC Media Association AII- OVC choice in '82 .. . ha d 11 tackles behind the line (-56 yards) .. d efinite AII-OVC candidate . . graduate of Northeast High School. Rick Campbell ... Sophomore . .. 20 ... 6-2 . .. 235 ... No Letters ... A ltamo nte S prings, Fla . ... Rick was red-shirted last year ... has very little game experience . . . could possibly be a starter . .. an aggressive player .. . needs to be more disciplined ... has good quickness. expected by coaches to play quite a bit ... dislocated his knee in spring pract ice with five days to go .. . high school coach - Dave Tullis of Lake Brantley. Mike Evano ff . . . Junior . . . 2 1 .. . 5-91/ 2 • •• 220 ... No Letters ... Vienna, Va... . M ike played ve ry little last year ... needs to be a disciplined p layer . . needs to make more use of his quickness ... is a tough player ... is a transfer from the University of Wyoming .. . graduate of Oakt on High School. Mason Harris ... Sophomore ... 20 .. . 5- 10 ... 220 . .. No Letters ... Frankfort, Ky .. .. Looking forward to a good season from Mason . . . has pote ntial ... is a walk-on ... was hurt in the fall with an injury ... worked ha rd in the off-season had an average spring . . . needs more time at the position .. graduate of Frankfort High School. Barry Stewart ... Freshman ... 19 . .. 6-3½ .. . 238 . .. No Letters . . . Ocala, Fla .. . . Barry was red-shirted in '82 ... a very pleasant surprise . .. coachableyoungplayer ... understands the game ... speed is a handicap . .. impressive with work habits on the field ... had pinched nerve in the neck in t he spring ... has a chance to play quite a bit this fall . . . a very hard wo rker . . graduat e of Vanguard High School. Mike Murphy .. . Freshman .. . 19 . .. 6-2 . . . 226 . . . No Letters . . . Freehold, N.J . .. . Mike was red-shirted last fall ... was moved in the spring from offe nse to d efense . .. must learn to control himself ... needs to work on overall body strength ... has great quickness .. is very aggressive .. . needs more repetitions at tackle .. . could play this fall . .. had a bad foot in spring .. . graduate of Fork Union Military Academy. 22 �··. ~ Robert Palmer Benny Allen Joe Mauntel Charles Keller Paul Jones Robert Palmer .. . Sophomore ... 20 ... 6-4 ... 242 .. . One Letter ... Cy nthiana, Ky. .. . Ro bert has come a long way . . . saw limited action as a sophomore ... at the end of spring was a s tarter at left tackle ... needs to work on quickness a nd body strength ... an aggressive player ... if he can stay healthy. coaches a re cou nting on him to help at that position ... high school coach - Bob Jenkins of Harrison County. Joe Mauntel ... Junio r ... 20 ... 6-4 ... 217 .. . No Letters ... Cincinnati, Ohio ... J oe missed last season with a knee and shou lder injury ... needs game experience ... runs well ... has the athletic a bility to be a good player ... ha d a decent s pring . .. is very aggressive .. . need s to work harder ... worked hard in the winter program . . . grad uate o f Colerain H igh Schoo l. Paul Jones ... Sopho more ... 20 ... 6-2 ... 225 ... No Letters ... Borden, Ind ... . Paul is an extremely hard worker . . showed some improvement . .. worked hard in t he winter program ... came on at the end oft he year last season to play some .. needs to work on s trength and speed . graduate of Floyd Centra l High School. Benny Allen ... Senior ... 21 ... 6-0 ... 242 ... One Letter ... Belfry, Ky . ... Benny sat out the '82 season with a back injury ... was moved in the s pring from offense to defense . has promise to be a good player .. . also having prob lems with a pinched nerve in his neck. s hould add depth and strength at the position ... has correct k nowledge of playi ng tac kle .. . needs to report healthy ... graduate of Belfry High School. ENDS Charles Keller ... Senior ... 21 . . . 6-3 ... 220 . . . Two Letters . . . East Miami, Fla . . . . Charles missed the latter pa rt oft he '82 season with a finger inj u ry .. . needs to develop more intens ity ... coaches are counting on him to have good season ... will hopefully become a leader ... needs to work on his aggressiveness and his pass rush ... high school coach Mike Uspensky of Miami Lakes. 23 �John Klingel Mike Mims Bobby Scannell Eric Ingram Anthony Jones Mike Poage Eric Ingram ... Freshman ... 18 ... 6-1 ... 175 ... No Letters ... Orlando, Fla.... Eric moved from strong safety to cornerback this spring . was red-shirted last fall .. . made pretty good improvement in the spring ... hurt his shou lder in spring drills ... has the range and body control to play ... needs to develop h is physical game ... made good progress in the spring . graduate of Winter Park High School. John Klingel ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-3 ... 226 ... No Letters . . . Waldo, Ohio . .. J ohn is a walk-on that has been moved from linebacker to end ... needs game experience and to become more intense ... needs to work on speed ... had inconsistent spring .. . has size and speed to play end ... did show some progress toward the end of spring drills . graduate of Cardington-Lincoln High School. SECONDARY Anthony Jones . .. Junior ... 20 ... 5-11 ... 191 ... Two Letters ... Ocala, Fla .... With a full year of playing rover, Anthony should be a definite AII-OVC candidate . . . is now ready to play this positio n (roverback) ... plays with a high level of intensity his leadership is coming to the front .. . tough player ... wants to get better ... holds for extra points and field goals . made key interception in the 38-30 playoff win over Idaho last year . .. has five career interceptions . high school coach Mike Clayton of North Marion. Mike Mims ... Senior ... 21 ... 5-1 I ..• 200 ... Two Letters . .. St. Petersburg, Fla.... Mike was moved from safety to left cornerback in spring drills . .. has the ability to make this move without any problems . . . had a good spring . .. could be the key to secondary play ... played extremely well at safety last yea r .. . a pleasant surprise . . . has fi ve career interceptions incl uding one in the semi-final playoff win over Tennessee State last year . high school coach - Bob Stephens of Lakewood . Mike Poage .. . Freshman ... 18 ... 5-11½ .. . 179 .. . No Letters .. . Nicholasville, Ky... . Mike was moved from runningback to strong safety this past spring . made real good progress . . . missed half of the spring with an injured an kle . . needs to work on his acceleration and develop explosiveness graduate of J essamine County High School. Bobby Scannell ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 5-10 ... 185 ... One Letter ... Dunedin, Fla. .. . Bo bby played a little last year .. . had a good spring . . still needs improvement . . . has adeq uate speed . . . is physical enough .. . needs playing time ... needs to work on consistency . did an excellent job on kickoff coverage last year . . graduate of Dunedin High Schoo l. 24 �Robert Williams Mark Woodrum J amie Lovett Steve Rowe Robert Williams . .. Freshman . . . 18 . .. 6-0½. . . 184 . . . No Letters ... Miami, Fla.... Robert has all the tools to be a good one .. . was reds hirted last year went through game preparations like others who were play ing regularly .. . aggressive hitter ... plays the ball well ... wants to be an ou tstanding player. has excellent desire and is a good worker . .. was an excellent h igh school basketball player . . . is wreck less going for the ball . .. grad uate of Sout h High School. Steve Rowe ... Senior ... 21 ... 6-4½ ... 231 .. . One Letter . .. Louisville, Ky .... Steve had a good spring ... he a nd his punt coverage teammates led the nation in net punting (39.8) last season . . . has good hang t ime (consistent 4.5 seconds) is stronger with the weight program . has good working attitude . averaged 40.9 yards per punt last season . had one 61-yarder (vs. Central Florida) and two other 58-yarders .. . definite A II-OVC and All-A merican candidate . . . member o f 1982 Winner's C lu b .. . grad uate of Fairdale High Schoo l. Mark Woodrum . .. Senior . . . 21 ... 6-0 .. . 179 ... No Letters . . . Wheelersburg, Ohio .. . Mark was moved from cornerback to sa fety in the spring ... had excellent s pring .. . made communc iation calls for the seco ndary th is spring . . . has the desire to play . .. needs to work on hitting ... has made improvements in the last year of play ... h igh school coach - Ed M iller of Wheelersburg. KICKERS/ PUNTERS Jamie Lovett ... Senior ... 21 ... 5-8½ ... 170 .. . Three Letters ... Riverview, Fla . . .. Jamie has unlimited potentia l . .. holds four EK U and o ne OVC record . . . does super job on kickoffs ... had a good spring ... possible AIIOVC kicker in '83 . . . has kicked fie ld goals of 54 and 53 yards in the same scrim mage ... is closing in o n some EK U records ... career stats now stand 85-94 extra points, 28-50 field goals and 169 points ... kicked 42-yard field goal in last minute to beat South Carolina State last year .. . graduate of East Bay 1-1 igh School. 25 �• 1983 FRESHMEN SIGNEES Name Ricky W illiams David Mille r Terry Warre n Byro n Ingra m Frank Davis .Jo hn .J ackson A ntho ny Harpe r Gary Greve Dale Dawson D anny M c Fadde n Da ryl .J oh nso n Paul Lcich1cfe ld Harold Torrens Anto in Ro berts Scolt Pearso n D a vid Hens ley Anthony San fo rd Ke ith Turner Eugene Ban ks Keith Townse nd S ieve Le ig ht Sta nley Tyson R o n Davis Henry .J audon R ober! Warfield Pos. TE DT DB DT Ht. 6-5 6-4 5- 10 6-1 ½ RB-WR 6 - 1 DT 6 -5 ½ I. B 6-0 OG 6-1 ½ K- P 6-2 D B 6-3 RB 5-9 DT 6 - 1½ DT 6-0 ½ FB 5- 11 ½ TE 6-4 RB 6- 1 TE 5- 11 LB 5- 10 NG 6-0 01. 6-1 ½ DE 6-2 NG 6 -1 DE-L B 6--0 DB 5-9 DH 6-1 Wt. 225 225 171 25 1 187 231 195 222 200 185 186 226 230 21 8 220 205 206 208 215 235 207 205 223 185 180 Class Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. .I r. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. 26 Hometown Herndon , VA M c Keesport, P A Miami. Fla. Le xington. K Y Cinci nnati. OH Cincinna1 i. OH Cincinna1i. OH C inc inna ti. OH W. Pa lm Beac h. F la . S. Mia mi. F la. Lo uisville, KY Lo uisville. KY Louisville. KY Ocala , Fla. Wayc ross. GA Ha rlan. KY Ha rlan. KY Orlando. F la. Largo. F la . Ke nne th C ity. F la . T a r pon Springs, Fla . Orlando. F la. Crescen1 Springs. KY Fairfax. VA Le xing ton. KY H S or JC He rndon M c Keespo rt Southridgc He nry Clay Aiken Woodwa rd Aiken M oeller North Shore S. Miami Manual Trinily M a nual Vangua rd Lees-M c Rae .J .C. Cawood Cawood Evans La rgo Dixie H ollins Tarpon S prings Evans M oe lle r W. T. Woodson He nry Clay �DEPTH CHART OFFENSE SE 88 I. Hill 18 Miller 8 Blount 21 Bird LT 74 Spadafino 76 Showalter LG C RG 65 Burry 68 Neal 53 Sullivan 63 P. Smith 57 Clark 50 Bobek 68 Neal FL QB 2 Pat Smith Parker 7 Portale 80 Armstrong 5 Walker 14 James FB 34 V . Mims 35 Beebe RT 73 Bosley 70 Pitts Morrissey TE TB 26 Thompson Hall 3 Cox 14 James Kicker 6 Lovett DEFENSE LE 85 Young 92 Mauntel 93 P. J ones LCB 15 M. Mims 37 Scannell LT 67 Campbell 75 Murphy 77 Stewart NG 54 McShane 61 Evanoff 51 Harris LLB RLB 44 Harvey 31 Hill 48 Simmons 36 Johnson 33 May ROY 12 A. Jones s Poage 24 Williams 29 Woodrum RT 72 Palmer 59 Allen RCB 32 Ingram RE 82 Keller 93 P. Jones 86 Klingel 8 1 Henderson 89 Codrington 87 Pearson 84 Brice Punter 38 Rowe �1983 EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY NUMERICAL FOOTBALL ROSTER No. I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 14 15 17 18 19 21 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 41 42 43 44 48 50 51 52 53 54 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 67 Name Greg Parker Pat Smith 13arry Cox Dale Dawson Eugene Walker .Jamie Lovett T im P ortale Alvin Blount George McGarrah Anthony .I o nes Tony Ja mes M ike Mims Henry .la udon George M iller Danny McFadde n Kevin Bird Robert Williams Frank Davis Terence Thompson Terry Warren Mark Woodrum Antoin Roberts David Hill Eric Ingram William May Victor Mims Brian Beebe Anthony Johns on Bo bby Scannell Steve Rowe Da ryl J oh nson David Hensley Robert Warfield Fred Harvey T erry Simmons M ike Bobek Mason Harris David Turner Chris Sullivan Mike McShane Stanley Tyson Greg C lark William Banks Benny Allen Eric Horn Byro n Ingram Gary Greve Paul S m ith Paul Leichtefeld David Burry Rick Campbell Pos. QB QB TB K FL K QB SE DB DB SE DB DB FL DB FL DB TB TB DB DB FB LB DB LB FB FB LB DB p TB FB DB LB LB OG MG LB C MG MG OT-C MG OT OG OT OG C OG DG OT Ht. 5'11 5'1 0½ 5'9 62 6'0 5'8½ 6'0 6'4 6 '½ 5'11 5'10 5'11 5'9 5'11 6'3 6'0 6'½ 6'0 5'8 5'1 1 6'() 6'0 5'10 6'1 5'10 5'1 1 6'½ 5'10 5'10 6'5 5'10 6'1 5'11 5'11 5'11 ½ 6'1 5'10 ½ 5'11 6'1 5'10 6'1 6'5 6'1 6'1 62 6'1½ 62 6'3 1/2 6' ½ 6 ''/2 62 28 Wt. 175 175 18 1 197 197 170 192 191 190 19 1 175 200 185 193 185 171 184 185 180 175 179 218 220 175 202 2 13 221 195 185 23 1 180 20 1 208 208 200 230 220 2 10 250 226 205 241 225 240 238 251 227 249 226 236 235 Class Fr. Fr. Fr. F r. Soph. Sr. Soph. Soph. Fr. .Jr. Jr. Sr. F r. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. F r. .Jr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Jr. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Sr. Fr. F r. Fr. Fr. .J r. Sr. F r. Fr. S r. S r. Fr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Sop h. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Soph. • Hometown Tampa, FL Ca rrollton, KY Monaca, PA W. Palm Beach, FL Louisville, KY Riverview, FL Louisville, KY Virginia Beach, VA St. Petersburg, FL Oca la. FL Owe nsboro. KY St. Pete rsburg, FL Fa irfax, VA Rich mo nd. KY Miami, FL .J amestown, NC Mia mi. FL Cinci nnati. O H Owensboro, KY Mia mi. FL Portsmout h, OH Ocala, FL M iami. FL Winter Park. FL Shelbyvi lle, KY St. P eters burg, FL Hammonton, NJ Oxon Hill, MD C learwater, FL Fairda le, KY Louisville, KY Pathfork, KY Lexington. KY T it usville, F L Hamilton, O H Port R ichey, FL F ra nkfort , KY Orlando, F L New Port Richey, F L St. Petersburg, F L O rlando, FL Pleasure Ridge Park, KY Largo. FL Hatfield, KY Owens boro, KY Lexi'!gto n, KY C incinnat i. O H O cala. FL Prospect, KY Louisville, KY Altamo nte Springs. F L �68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 79 80 81 82 83 84 86 87 88 89 90 92 93 94 97 99 M ike Neal Keith T ownsend Greg Pitts Ha rold Torrens R o be rt Palmer Keith Bosley J oe Spadafino Mike Murphy Dean Showalter Barry Stewart Dave Miller Tron Armstrong J ay Henderson Charles Keller An t hony Sanford R ick Williams John Klingel Scott Pearson Isa iah H ill Simon Cod rington J ohn Jackson J oe Ma untel Paul J ones R o n Davis S teve Leight Anthony Harper OG OG OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT FL TE DE FB TE DE TE SE TE OT DE DE DE-LB DE LB 228 235 226 241 242 275 245 230 254 238 230 196 225 220 206 220 226 213 170 203 240 217 225 223 210 200 6'2 6'1 ½ 6'1 ½ 6'2 6'4½ 6'3½ 6'1 6'2½ 6'4 6'3 1/2 6'4 6'½ 6-0 6'3 5'11 6'5 6'3 6'4 S-9 6'3 6'5½ 6'4 6'2½ 6-0 6'3 6-0 29 S r. Fr. Soph. Fr. Soph. Soph. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Soph. Soph. Fr. Soph. Soph. Soph. Fr. Fr. Orland o. FL Kenneth City. F L Richmond . K Y Louisville. KY Cynt hiana. KY R ich mond. KY Dover. DE Freeho ld. NJ Louisville. KY Ocala. FL McK eesport. P A St. Petersburg. FL Louisvi lle. KY Mia mi Lakes. F L Harlan. KY Herndon. VA Waldo. O H Waycross. G a P ineville. KY Miami. F L Cincinnati. O H Cincinnati. OH Borden. IN Crescent Springs. KY Palm Harbor. F L Cincinnati. O H �First Game EAST TENNESSEE ST ATE UNIVERSITY Sept. 3 - at Richmond 1:30 P.M. EDT Location - Johnson City, Tenn. Founded - 1911 President - Dr. Ronald E. Beller Enrollment - 9,500 Colors - Blue and Gold Conference - Southern Nickname - Buccaneers Athletic Director - Barry Dowd Head Coach - Buddy Sasser (615-929-5366) Coaching Record - 36-26-2 Assistant Coaches - Jack Huss, Walt Bragg, Mike Ayers, Paul Hamilton, Mike Taylor, Sam Betz SID - John Cathey (615-929-4220) Trainer - Jerry Robertson Stadium - Memorial Center (12,000) Press Box Number - 615-929-5329 Lettermen Lost - 8 Lettermen Returning - 53 Buddy Sasser Head Coach Scott Rawlings Center PROSPECTUS Experience, proven runningbacks and a solid defense are among the most pleasant reasons the ETSU Bucs will greet the dawning of the Sasser seasons on a note of cautious optimism. Buddy Sasser, a highly successful coach at Wofford College, has taken over the helm of the Buccaneer program, buffeted by injuries, academic problems and a 2-9 campaign. A total of 53 lettermen return, most of whom saw a good deal of playing time. Four quarterbacks return but only two saw any playing time. Robert Achoe and Walt Bowlin saw considerable action while Mark Tucker and Robbie White were on hand. The runningback situation is good with Jerry Butler, Todd Bloomer, Henry Latham and Vince Redd returning. "We hope some of our newcomers will be a ble to step in and help," said Sasser. "Although for the most part the freshmen will fill in depth wise." Eastern leads the series, 18-9-2. 1983 SCHEDULE Sept. 3 at Eastern Kentucky Sept. 10 TENNESSEE TECH Sept. 17 Open Sept. 24 at Western Carolina Oct. I APPALACHIAN STATE Oct. 8 at Marshall Oct. 15 GEORGIA SOUTHERN Oct. 22 at VMI Oct. 29 at East Carolina Nov. 5 at Furman Nov. 12 THE CITADEL Nov. 19 UT-CHATTANOOGA 1982 RESULTS 0 Tennessee Tech ........ 3 VMI .. ................ 0 East Carolina . . . . . . . . . . 10 James Madison . . . . . . . . 25 Western Carolina ... . ... 6 UT-Chattanooga ... .. .. 3 The Citadel . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Furman .......... .. ... 13 Appalachian State ...... 20 Wofford ............ . .. 28 Ma rshall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 14 21 30 15 27 27 0 20 29 34 0 �Second Game YOUNGSTOWN STA TE UNIVERSITY Sept. IO - at Youngstown, Ohio 7:30 P.M. EDT Location - Youngstown, Ohio Founded - 1908 President - Dr. John J . Coffelt Enrollment - 15,604 Colors - Scarlet and White Conference - Ohio Valley Bill N arduzzi Head Coach Nickname - Penguins Athletic Director - Bill Narduzzi Head Coach - Bill Narduzzi (216-742-3189) Coaching Record - 52-31-1 Assistant Coaches - Bob Bea l, Rick Bevly, Rusty DeCapito, Bob Dove, Pete Lymber, Neil Putnam, Gene Rochette, Fred Thomas SID - Greg Gulas (216-742-3192) Trainer - Dan Wathen Stadium - Stambaugh (16,500) Press Box Number - 216-742-3192 Dwayne Rogers Linebacker Lettermen Lost - I 7 Lettermen Returning - 37 PROSPECTUS For the first time since taking over the head coaching reins in I 975, Bill Narduzzi and his staff will be faced with more question marks than ever before. YSU's biggest problem will be to find a replacement for graduated tailback Paris Wicks, who for the past two years has been "Mr. Everything" to the Penguins' backfield. Wicks earned OVC and All-American honors both years. The Penguins have strength returning at fullback in junior Mike Hardie and Vic Ceglie, while it appears that Robert Thompson and Tyrone Ivy have the inside track at the tailback position. Returning in the secondary will be John To massilli, Mick O'Hara and Walter Allen, while YSU's first ever junior college transfer Jeff Marton of Santa Barbara Junior college is o n campus and ready to go. The linebacking corps looks very strong with co-captain Mark Derthick, Patrick Toler, Dwayne Rogers and C hris Stec slated to start. Eastern leads the series, 7-4-0. 1982 RESULTS 1983 SCHEDULE Sept. IO EASTERN KENTU C KY 19 Akron ................ 20 Sept. 17 at Tennessee Tech 17 Eastern Kentucky . ..... 31 37 Tennessee Tech ...... . . 14 Sept. 24 WESTERN ILLINOIS Oct. I at Eastern Illinois 3 Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Oct. 8 WESTER N KENTUCKY 23 Eastern Illinois . . . . . . . . . 27 Oct. 15 AUSTIN PEAY 14 Western Kentucky ...... 28 Oct. 22 at Northern Iowa 3 1 Austin Peay .. . . . .. .. .. 9 Oct. 29 a t Middle Tennessee 11 Middle Tennessee . .... . 10 Nov. 5 at Akron 28 Western Illinois ........ 20 Nov. 12 MURRAY STATE 38 Morehead State ........ 19 Nov. 19 MOREHEAD STATE 25 Northern Iowa . . . . . . . . . 13 31 �Third Game UNIVERSITY OF AKRON Sept. 24 - at Richmond 1:30 P.M. EDT Location - Akron, Ohio Founded - 1870 President - Dr. D. J. Guzzetta Enrollment - 26,500 Colors - Blue and Gold Conference - Ohio Valley Jim Dennison Head Coach Nickname - Zips Athletic Director - Gordon Larson Head Coach - Jim Dennison (216-375-7469) Coaching Reco rd - 60-48-2 Assistant Coaches - Tom Flaherty, Dave Newell, Terry F orbes, Jeff Durbin, Wade Rollinson SID - Ken MacDonald (216-375-7468) Trainer - Don Mars hall Stadium - Rubber Bowl (35,482) Press Box Number - 21 6-733-2372 Lettermen Lost - 12 James Black Lettermen Returning - 43 Tailback PROSPECTUS Keep the veterans hungry, give the young players a fair look and improve consistency in every phase of the game - these are three areas around which UA head coach Jim Dennison based his pre-season philosophy. He hopes to use last season's second-place finish in the OVC as a spring board to a better season in 1983. " We feel excited and good about the upcoming season," said Dennison. " We are a nxious as we prepare for our o pener with Kent State Sept. 3." Included among the 43 letterwinners returning a re 33 players who have started at one time or another for the Zips - 16 on offense, 15 on defense and two kicking specialists. First-team All-OVC picks, tailbacks James Black and center Brian Clark, both seniors, head up the offensive returnees. Black paced the OVC in rushing last season, averaging I 32 yard s per game. All told, Black accumulated I , 188 yards rushing. Eastern leads the series, 4-3-0. 1982 RESULTS 1983 SCHEDULE 20 Youngstown State . . . . . . 19 Sept. 3 K ENT STA TE 14 Eastern Michigan . . . . . . . . 7 Sept. IO at Eastern Michigan 3 Western Kentucky 10 Sept. 17 WESTERN KENTUCKY IO Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . 19 Sept. 24 at Eastern Kentu cky 19 Middle Tennessee ...... 16 Oct. I MIDD LE TEN NESS EE 0 Eastern Illino is . . . . . . . . . 18 Oct. 8 EASTERN ILLINOIS 28 Mo rehead State . . . . . . . . . 6 Oct. 15 at Morehead State 10 Marshall .... ..... ..... 12 Oct.22 M URRAYSTATE 28 Tennessee Tech ........ 14 Oct. 29 at Tennessee Tech 14 Murray State .. . ....... 16 Nov. 5 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 42 Austin Peay . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Nov. 12 at Austin Peay 32 �Fourth Game A USTIN PEAY ST ATE UNIVERSITY Oct. I - at Richmond (Homecoming) 1:30 p.m. EDT Location - Clarksville, Tenn. Founded - 1927 President - Dr. Robert 0. Riggs Enrollment - 5,400 Colors - Red and White Conference - Ohio Valley Emory Hale Nickname - Governors Head Coach Athletic Director - Johnny Miller Head Coach - Emory Hale (615-648-7905) ~ Coaching Record - 8-12-0 Assistant Coaches - Paul Brewster, Chick Graning, John Bowles, Greg Johnson, David Bibee SID - Sherwin Clift (615-648-7561) Trainer - Chuck Kimmel Stadium - Municipal (10,000) Press Box Number - 615-647-5657 L -.. Lettermen Lost - 22 Tommy Michael Lettermen Returning - 35 Z-Back PROSPECTUS APS U will rely on a combined sophomore and senior-dominated roster of returning lettermen and starters when it opens its 1983 season in September under third-year head coach Emory Hale. The Govs will be returning 15 starters from the 1982 club that went 3-7 and stopped the school mark of five successive seasons with a winning record or .500 mark. Senior fullback John Brown and sophomore tailback Fred "Motor" Motes, the two leading rushers, will pace the ground attack, while versatile senior Z-back Tommy Michael, who was among the conference's top pass receivers, rounds out the returning offensive statistical starters. Defensively, the Govs will return senior star Mike Newton at rover. Other seniors include noseman Chris Jenkins, linebacker Bill Ryznic, cornerback Willie Armstrong and free safety William McElroy. Eastern leads the series, 21-3. -, i __,.. -... ~ ' 1983 SCHEDULE Sept. IO at UT-Martin Sept. 17 KENTUCKY STATE Sept. 24 WESTERN KENTUCKY Oct. I at Eastern Kentucky at Morehead State Oct. 8 Oct. 15 at Youngstown State Oct. 22 MIDDLE TENNESSEE Oct. 29 CENTRAL FLORIDA Nov. 5 MURRAY STATE Nov. 12 at Tennessee Tech Nov. 19 AKRON 1982 RESULTS 31 Kentucky State ......... 14 UT-Martin ............. 15 Western Kentucky ...... 18 Eastern Kentucky ....... 17 Morehead State ...... .. 9 Youngstown State ...... 7 Middle Tennessee ....... 7 Murray State ........... 31 Tennessee Tech ......... 7 Akron ................. 33 24 17 33 27 16 31 24 21 27 42 �Fifth Game MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY Oct. 8 - at Murfreesboro, Tenn. 1:30 P.M. CDT Location - Murfreesboro, Tenn. Founded - 1911 President - Dr. Sam Ingram Enrollment - 11,250 Colors - Navy Blue and White • ··, r Conference - Ohio Valley Boots Donnelly Nickname - Blue Raiders Head Coach Athletic Director - Jimmy Earle Head Coach - Boots Donnelly (615-898-2570) Coaching Record - 31-32-0 Assistant Coaches - L. T. Helton, Ed Bunio, Brice Askren, Tom Fiveash, Ed Oakes, Alec Robinson ~ SID - Ed Given (615-898-2450) \, Trainer - George Camp Stadium - Johnny (Red) Floyd (I 5,000) Press Box Number - 615-898-2712 Lettermen Lost - 16 Danny Colwell Lettermen Returning - 31 Fullback PROSPECTUS Contrast may be the key word when thinking of prospects for Middle Tennessee's 1983 football team. The Blue Raiders' offensive unit can field an array of veteran players who helped lead head coach Boots Donnelly's club to an 8-3 overall record last season. The offensive platoon returns nine of 11 starters. The situation is just reversed with the defensive unit. Nine of 11 starters are gone from last year's aggregation that rated as one of the OVC's best in recent years. The passing game is one of Donnelly's primary concerns. "We want to improve in every phase of our passing game," he said, "throwing, receiving and in being able to do something with the ball after it's caught." The placekicking should again be ably handled by junior Kelly Potter who was a perfect 26-26 in PAT's in '82, while hitting on 13-27 field goal tries for 65 points. Eastern leads the series, 17-13-0. 1983 SCHEDULE 1982 RESULTS Sept. 3 SAVANNAH STATE 12 Savannah State . . . . . . . . 3 Sept. IO Open 34 Elizabeth City . . . . . . . . . . 0 Sept. 17 at UT-Martin 27 Liberty Baptist . . . . . . . . . 7 Sept. 24 at Morehead State 30 Morehead State . . . . . . . . 0 Oct. I at Akron 16 Akron ........... .. .. . 19 Oct. 8 EASTERN KENTUCKY IO Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . 35 Oct. 15 MURRAY STATE 27 Murray State . . . . . . . . . . 9 Oct. 22 at Austin Peay 24 Austin Peay ............ 7 Oct. 29 YOUNGSTOWN STA TE IO Youngstown State . . . . . . 11 Nov. 5 WESTERN KENTUCKY 31 Western Kentucky . . . . . . 16 Nov. 12 Open IO Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . . 3 Nov. 19 TENNESSEE TECH 34 ~ ~~•1 -•--, �Sixth Game WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Oct. 22 - at Richmond 1:30 P.M. EDT Location - Bowling Green, Ky. Founded - 1906 President - Dr. Donald W. Zacharias Enrollment - 12,800 Colors - Red and White Conference - Independent Jimmy Feix Nickname - Hilltoppers Head Coach Athletic Director - John Oldham Head Coach - Jimmy Feix (502-745-2984) Coaching Record - l04-48-5 Assistant Coaches - Butch Gilbert, Larry Walker, Mike Cassity, Sam Clark, Stumpy Baker, Mark Clark SID - Paul Just (502-745-4295) Trainer - Ron Dunn Stadium - L. T. Smith (19,250) Press Box Number - 502-745-4296 Lettermen Lost - 15 Paul Gray Lettermen Returning - 30 Linebacker PROSPECTUS Jimmy Feix, who begins his 16th season at the Western Kentucky helm this fall, had his team's deficiencies clearly in mind when spring drills began last March. Although there were improvements to be made and big shoes to fill, Western's veteran mentor appears to have come up with the answers. The 'Toppers were 5-5-0 last year in the school's first campaign as an independent since 1947. Looking to fill the shoes of departed Ralph Antone at quarterback are talented sophomores Scott Travis and Justin Diel. Their main targets will be sophomore Alan Mullins, a re-positioned Pat Houser at flanker and tight end Mickey Lewis. WK U's defense will be led by a talented trio of senior linebackers: first team All-America Paul Gray, Walter York and Robert Ray. Tony Eatherly, a senior, and Mike Hamilton, a junior, man the defensive ends and sophomore Tommy Pace figures to be the starter at nose tackle. Western leads the series, 32-23-2. 1983 SCHEDULE 1982 RESULTS Sept. 3 Open IO Louisville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Sept. IO at Louisville 0 Delaware ............ . . 31 Sept. 17 at Akron 10 Akron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Sept. 24 at Austin Peay 33 Austin Peay . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Oct. I S.E. LOUISIANA 28 Youngstown State ...... 14 Oct. 8 at Youngstown State 28 Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . . 14 Oct. 15 TENNESSEE TECH 21 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . 35 Oct. 22 at Eastern Kentucky 13 Morehead State . . . . . . . . 17 Oct. 29 MOREHEAD STATE 16 Middle Tennessee ...... 31 Nov. 5 at Middle Tennessee 27 Murray State .......... 20 Nov. 12 EASTERN ILLINOIS Nov. 19 MURRAY STATE 35 �Seventh Game MURRAY STA TE UNIVERSITY Oct. 29 - at Murray 1:30 P.M. CDT Location - Murray, Ky. Founded - 1922 President - Dr. Kayla Stroup Enrollment - 8,350 Colors - Blue and Gold Conference - Ohio Valley Frank Beamer Head Coach Nickname - Racers Athletic Director - Johnny Reagan Head Coach - Frank Beamer (502-762-6181) Coaching Record - 12-10-0 Assistant Coaches - Mike O'Cain, Mike Mahoney, Keith Jones, Mark Thomas, Mike Clark, Mike Wiles SID - TBA (502-762-4270) Trainer - Tom Simmons Stadium - Roy Stewart (16,800) Press Box Number - 502-762-6811 Lettermen Lost - 21 Stan Trice Lettermen Returning - 24 Wide Receiver PROSPECTUS It's a season of uncertainty for the Murray State Racers. Youth and inexperience at key positions has head coach Frank Beamer wondering just what kind of team he'll have in 1983. "We have some really good players in our program," said Beamer, entering his third season as MS U head coach. "But it's still very much up in the air as far as determining how good we can be, because we're dealing with so many unknowns." Offensively, the Racers have an all-star candidate in wide receiver Stan Trice, who should supply a large part of Murray State's offense in 1983. Trice was an AII-OVC pick last year (36 catches for 546 yards and three TD's). The Racers' wide-tackle-six defense has several question marks on the line. Jeff Lancaster, the school record-holder for career field goals with 22, is back to handle placements, but the punting job is up for grabs between Lee Alford and Albert Starnes. Eastern leads the series, 21-16-4. 1983 SCHEDULE 1982 RESULTS Sept. 3 at Southeast-Missouri 16 Southeast Missouri 6 Sept. IO Open 0 Central Missouri ....... IO Sept. 17 at East Carolina 3 Tennessee Tech ........ IO Sept. 24 TENNESSEE TECH 10 Morehead State ........ 13 Oct. I MOREHEAD STATE 7 UT-Martin ............ 10 Oct. 8 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 9 Middle Tennessee . . .... 27 Oct. 15 at Middle Tennessee 21 Southwest Missouri ..... 17 Oct. 22 at Akron 20 Eastern Kentucky ...... 21 Oct. 29 EASTERN KENTUCKY 21 Austin Peay . . . . .. .. . . . 7 Nov. 5 at Austin Peay 16 Akron ................. 14 Nov. 12 at Youngstown State 20 Western Kentucky ...... 27 Nov. 19 at Western Kentucky 36 �Eighth Game TENNESSEE TECH UNIVERSITY Nov. 5 - at Richmond 1:30 P.M. EST Location - Cookeville, Tenn. Founded - 1915 President - Dr. Arliss L. Roaden Enrollment - 7,940 Colors - Purple a nd Gold Confe rence - Ohio Valley Gary Darnell Head Coach Nickname - Golden Eagles Athletic Director - Dave Coffey Head Coach - Gary Darnell (6 I 5-528-3840) Coaching Record - First Year Assistant Coaches - Dick Bumpas, Dennis Franchione, Dennis Caryl, Michael Schultz, Mike Sinkovitz, Bruce Snelling, Wade Cargil, Gary Patterson, Jack Williamson SID - Rob Schabert (615-528-3088) Trainer - Steve Moore Stadium - Tucker (1 6,500) J eff Daughtry Press Box Number - 615-528-3293 Linebacker Lettermen Lost - 15 Lettermen Returning - 37 PROSPECTUS Thirty-seven lettermen return for first-year coach Gary Da rnell as TIU tries to rebound from a 3-8 record in 1982. Mark Powers, who threw for more tha n 1,000 yards last fall, will be out to regain his starting jo b at quarterback but he' ll face an interesting challenge by Tony Costantine, who surrendered the starting role with a broken leg in the third game of the year. Also back to call signals are Brent Fisher, the OVC Rookie of the Week one time, a nd Greg Maysonet. Along with that battle in the backfield will be another contest for spots at runningback. Allen Lawrence and Marvin McClenno n ( over 1,300 career yards) head the list of returnees but junior college transfers Sylvester Gregory and Randy Pippen could make a strong bid. On defense, part-time starters John Edgington and Carey Heard at the ends, Ma rk Ralston at tackle and Manny Michel at nosegua rd a re back. Eastern leads the series, 25-14- I. 1983 SCHEDULE 1982 RESULTS Sept. 3 Open 14 East Tennessee . . . . . . . . . 0 Sept. IO at East Tennessee 17 Western Carolina . . . . . . . IO Sept. 17 YOUNGSTOWN STA TE 14 Youngstown State . . . . . . 37 Sept. 24 at Murray State IO Murray State . . . . . . . . . . 3 Oct. I UT-MARTIN 21 UT-Martin ..... .... . .. 35 Oct. 8 WESTERN C AROLINA 14 Western Kentucky ...... 28 Oct. 15 at Western Kentucky 14 Morehead State ...... . . 38 Oct. 22 MOREHEAD STATE 14 Akron .......... . ..... 28 Oct. 29 AKRON 17 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . 34 Nov. 5 at Eastern Kentucky 27 Austin Peay ........ ... 3 1 Nov. 12 AUSTIN PEAY 3 Middle Tennessee ...... IO Nov. 19 at Middle Tennessee 37 �Ninth Game MOREHEAD STA TE UNIVERSITY Nov. 12 - at Mo rehead 1:30 P.M. EST Location - Morehead, Ky. Founded - 1922 President - Dr. Mo rris L. Norfleet Enrollment - 6,700 Colo rs - Blue a nd Go ld Conference - Ohio Va lley Steve Loney Head Coach Nickname - Eagles Athletic Director - Sonny Moran Head Coach - Steve Lo ney Coaching Record - 6-15-0 Assistant Coaches - Dan Haley, Mike Kola ko wski, J ohn S ha nnon, Bo b Harris, Kevin C osgrove S ID - Kenny Klein (606-783-2500) Tra iner - Keith Webster Stadium - J ayne ( I0,000) P ress Box Number - 606-783-2500 Lettermen Lost - 24 D avid Thurkill Lettermen Returning - 3 1 Tight End PROSPECTUS MS U head football coach Steve Lo ney is ho ping that his 3 1 returning lettermen can provide the nucleus fo r success as the Eagles attempt to improve o n last year's 5-6 record. "We feel very good a bout o ur depth at our runningback positio ns," said Loney, who d irected the Eagles to only their second five-win season in nine years. "We a lso feel good about (wide receiver) Mark Ledfo rd and the many things he does fo r our ba ll club. "Our concerns right now are depth in our offensive line a nd at quarterback," added Lo ney. "Our incoming freshmen class will have to contribute in those a reas as well as o n defense, where inexperience is ou r biggest concern." MS U returns five sta rters from last year's defensive unit which ranked 14th nationa lly in total defense, including end Keith Curry, tackle Charlie Franklin and guard Ray Winebrenner. Eastern leads the series, 34-15-4. 1983 SCHEDULE 1982 RESULTS Sept. 3 Open 24 Franklin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Sept. IO at Kentucky State 28 Kentucky State .. ... .... . 6 Sept. 17 MARS HALL 0 Middle Tennessee . ... . . 30 Sept. 24 MIDDLE TENN ESS EE 13 Murray State . . ...... .. 10 Oct. I at Murray State 16 Austin Peay ...... ..... 17 Oct. 8 A UST IN P EAY 6 Akron .. .. . . .. .. . . . ... 28 Oct. 15 AKRON 38 Te nnessee Tech . . . . . . . . 14 Oct. 22 a t Tennessee Tech 17 Western Kentucky . . . . . . 13 Oct. 29 at Western Kentucky IO Liberty Ba ptist . . . . . . . . . 13 Nov. 5 LIBE RTY BAPTIST 19 Yo ungsto wn State 38 Nov. 12 EASTE RN KENTUC KY 3 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . 20 Nov. 19 at Yo ungstown State 38 �Tenth Game FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY Nov. 19 - at Tallahasse, Fla. 7:00 P.M. EST ! .•_.. .· Location -Tallahassee, Fla. Founded - 1887 President - Dr. Walter L. Smith Enrollment - 5,200 Rudy Hubbard Colors - Orange and Green Head Coach Conference - Mid-Eastern Athletic Nickname- Rattlers Athletic Director - Roosevelt Wilson Head Coach - Rudy Hubbard (904-599-3721) Coaching Record - 69-30-2 Assistant Coaches - Allen Bogan, Amos Hill, Sheldon Hodge, Robert James, Mark Orlando SID - Alvin Hollins, Jr. (904-599-3206) Stadium - Bragg Memorial (25,550) Ray Alexander Lettermen Lost-18 Wide Receiver Lettermen Returning - 45 PROSPECTUS Florida A & M lost 11 starters from last year's team, many of them at key positions and coming into the spring, questions about how good the Rattlers might be in 1983 abounded. F AMU has some exciting news for its fans: That "Rattler Magic" Is Back! Probably the most welcome news from the Rattlers' camp is that senior tailback Greg "Magic" Fashaw, a 5-11, 170-pound, slasher, sprinter-type, is back to spark the offense after missing a season due to academic problems. The quarterback spot will rest in the hands of junior Michael Kelly. He played sparingly last season behind the departed Nate Koonce, but during the spring, he displayed a wide range of passing touches and an acquired flair for running the option and keeping the ball to himself. Catching the passes for F AMU will be a horde of receivers led by All-American candidate Ray Alexander, a 6-5, 185-pound senior. First game of the series. 1983 SCHEDULE 1982 RESULTS Sept.10 FORT VALLEY STATE 27 Morris Brown ............0 Sept. 17 DELAWARE STATE 39 Delaware State ...... . ...23 Sept. 24 TENNESSEE STATE 21 Grambling .......... . . .43 Oct. 1 at Howard 62 Howard . ...............3 Oct. 8 at Jackson State 14 Jackson State . . . . . ... . .. 15 (Jacksonville) 48 Albany State ............0 Oct. 15 ALBANY STATE 19 S. Carolina State .........21 Oct. 22 S. CAROLINA STATE 13 Alcorn State ............23 Oct. 29 at Alcorn State 35 North Carolina A & T .. ....7 Nov. 4 at North Carolina A & T 21 Southern ..............24 Nov. 12 at Southern (Tampa) 29 Bethune Cookman .... . ..14 Nov.19 EASTERN KENTUCKY ;··;,'.··I .• ��• FINAL 1982 NCAA I-AA STATISTICS (Regular Season) RUSHING G Car. Yds. Avg. 11 9 IO 11 9 8 11 11 312 306 278 282 157 157 212 283 II 227 7 171 1631 1188 1266 1392 1020 905 1216 1200 1198 745 (Min. 1.2 Returns per Game:(:l. No. Yds. I. Davlin Mullen, West. Ky. Sr. 18 574 2. Oscar Smith, Nicholls So. 14 410 3. Herman Hunter, Tenn.St. So. 24 696 4. Tony James, EKU So. 18 477 5. Jerry Butler, E. Tenn. So. 21 544 6. Derrick Samuels, Kent St. So. 22 565 7. Mike Haffey, Miami (0.) Sr. 15 372 8. Dan Spotts, Nthestn. Fr. 12 297 9. Pete Mandley, N. Ariz. Jr. 22 532 IO. Kelly Brothers, Brown Sr. 20 478 TD Avg. 2 0 31.9 29.3 29.0 I. Garry Pearson, Mass. 2. James Black, Akron 3. Paul Lewis, Boston U. 4. Paris Wicks, Youngstown 5. Anthony Reed, S.C. St. 6. D errick Harmon, Cornell 7.. Scotty Caldwell, Tx.-ArL 8. Cal Whitfield, Rh. Isl. 9. Tony Corley, Nev.-Reno I 0. Gary Benoit, Nthestn. Cl. Sr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Sr. Jr. Fr. TD Yds.Pg. 5.2 3.9 4.6 4.9 6.5 5.8 5.7 4.2 5.3 4.4 13 6 17 IO II 9 12 7 6 9 KICKOFF RETURNS I 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 26.5 25.9 25.7 24.8 24.7 24.2 23.9 RECEIVING I. Don Lewis, Columbia 2. Marvin Walker, N. Tex. 3. Kevin Guthrie, Princeton 4. Bill Reggio, Columbia 5. Jerry Rice, Miss. Va lley 6. Tracy Singleton, Howard 7. Mike Williams, Drake 8. J ack Daly, Dartmouth 9. Pat Dunsmore, Drake 10. Mark Manley, W. Tex. St. Cl. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. G Ct. Yds. IO 11 84 91 75 70 66 65 62 55 52 57 1000 934 1003 987 11 33 1078 978 1034 622 780 IO 10 IO 11 11 10 JO 11 40 TD Ct.Pg. 6 11 6 14 7 8 5 8 0 5 8.4 8.3 7.5 7.0 6.6 5.9 5.6 5.5 5.2 5.2 148.3 132.0 126.6 126.5 I 13.3 113. 1 110.5 109.1 108.9 106.4 �TOTAL DEFENSE I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. S.C. State Florida A & M Middle Tennessee Tennessee-Chattanooga Jackson St. Grambling Tennessee St. Eastern Illinois Western Michigan Southern U. Plays 578 672 725 677 727 700 608 765 705 666 G 10 11 11 11 11 11 10 11 11 11 Yds. 1914 2177 2180 2201 2325 2325 2287 2599 2617 2712 Avg. TD Yds.Pg. 12 191.4 3.3 3.2 21 197.9 3.0 12 198.2 3.3 18 200. 1 3.2 21 211.4 3.3 24 211.4 3.8 16 228.7 11 3.4 236.3 3.7 8 237.9 4.1 21 246.5 NET PUNTING 1. Eastern Kentucky 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Tenn.-Chattanooga Montana State Marshall Kent State Tennessee State Lamar Eastern Illinois Youngstown State North Texas St. No. Avg. Ret. 40.1 11 42.9 18 40.3 22 41.7 25 42.4 51 41.5 23 39.2 24 39.9 27 39.9 35 38.0 16 Pun. 46 61 66 67 80 47 77 65 64 72 Yds. Ret. 14 243 99 192 317 144 88 123 126 19 Net Avg. 39.8 38.9 38.8 38.8 38.5 38.4 38.1 38.0 38.0 37.8 TD 2 I I 2 I 0 0 0 0 Avg. 29.4 27.3 26.0 25.7 24.6 23.5 23.1 23.0 22.9 KICKOFF RETURNS I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. S.C. State Tennessee State Miami (0.) Western Kentucky Nicholls State East Tennessee Eastern Kentucky Tenn.-Chattanooga New Hampshire G 10 No. 22 27 21 33 31 27 33 23 35 10 11 10 11 11 10 11 IO 41 Yds. 647 738 546 848 763 634 763 530 803 �• 1982 Kodak Division 1-AA All-American Team OFFENSE DEFENSE Name/Pus. Ht. T. Zendeja s. PK 5-8 Wt. 16() G. Pearson. RB M . Dunigan. QB 5- 11 5-1 1 A . Reed. RB 6-0 180 185 T. Johnson. WR 6-J 225 190 S. Bird. WR 5-11 P. Dunsmore, TE 6-3 C. Tucker, OL M. Corba1. OL R. Pelzer. OL w. Tate. 0 1. M. Meares, OL o-5 6-.l o-6 o-4 o-3 180 230 255 240 287 248 225 Class Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. S r. Sr Sr. Sr. S r. Sr. Sr. School Name/ Pos. Nevada.Reno J. Rade. DL Louisiana Tech M assachusetts S.C. State Grambling State J. Ettari. DL 8. Pillman. D L T Green. DL Eastern Kentucky G. Reasons . LB D. Wolf. LB G. Schmitt. DB A. Drake Austin Peay H arvard Young. DL L. Smith. DB E. Gibson. DB Rhode Island Ht. 6-2 o-3 5-1 1 6-0 o-3 o-4 o-3 5-11 6-0 5- 11 R. Wi lliams. DB 5-11 J_ Christopher. P 6--2 renncssce State Western Michigan Wt. 222 260 220 230 215 230 225 190 202 185 195 195 Clas.<i Sr. Sr J r. Sr. S r. S r. Sr. Sr. School Bo ise Slate Citadel Miami (Ohio) Lafayette Bowling Green Nrthwstn St. (La.) Colgate Del aware Sr. McNeese St ate Jc. Furman J r. Eastern Illinois Sr. M orehead State Steve Bird, EKU's All-American wide receiver and the 1982-83 OVC Male Athlete of the Year, was drafted in the fifth round and later signed by the NFL's St. Louis Cardinals. 42 �PASSING OFFENSE Yds. Yds. Att. TD 21 22 52. 1 3451 7.1 25 54.9 3059 6.7 29 11 52.3 3233 7.4 26 24 16 53.0 3045 6.8 18 47.2 3041 6.4 20 17 23 50.8 2758 6.2 7 20 56.0 2877 7.4 22 21 50. 9 2833 7.1 12 17 58.8 2804 6.6 13 25 50.7 2791 6.0 G Att.Cmp. Int. Pct. I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. West Texas St. Columbia Idaho Louisiana Tech. N.E. Louisiana Princeton Drake N. W. Louisiana William & Mary Idaho St. 11 IO 11 11 11 IO 11 11 11 11 486 457 436 449 475 447 389 399 427 469 253 251 228 238 224 227 218 203 251 238 Yds. Pg. 313. 7 305.9 293.9 276.8 276.5 275.8 261.5 257.5 254.9 253.7 FINAL 1982 I-AA POLL 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. IO. 11 . 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Eastern Kentucky (10-0) ... .. . ... . . . ........................ 80 Louisiana Tech (9-2) .... . .... . ............................. 76 Delaware (9-1) .............. . ... . ....... . ................. 70 Tennessee State (9-0-1) . ... . .. . .... . ........................ 69 Eastern Illinois (11-0-1) ...................... . ....... . . . . . .. 64 Furman (9-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 S. C. State (8-2) ............. . ... . .......... . .... . ......... 58 Jackson State (9-2) .......... . ............ . ................ 51 Colgate (7-3) ..... . . . . . ................... . .. . ....... . . .... 46 Grambling (8-2) .......... . ............... .. . . ............. 44 Idaho (8-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 N. E. Louisiana (8-3) . ........ . .... . ....... . ................ 34 Holy Cross (8-3) ............. .. .................... . ....... 30 Bowling Green (7-3) ............... .. .. . .. .. ...... . ......... 26 Boise State (8-3) .................. . . . ................. . .... 21 Western Michigan (7-2-2) .. . ................. . .... .... .. ... . 20 UT - Chattanooga (7-4) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 N. W. Louisiana (6-5) .. ................................ . .... 9 Montana (6-5) .. . ...................................... . .... 5 Lafayette (7-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 43 �• HANGER FIELD (Capacity: 20,000) EK U's Hanger Field, built in 1969 and dedicated in 1970, has provided quite a home-field advantage for Roy Kidd's Colonels. Entering the 1983 season, Eastern has won 66, lost 11 and had a Hanger Field winning streak of 31 in a row. HANGER FIELD WIN STREAK I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. Sept. 23, 1978 ..................... EKU 49, East Tennessee 6 Oct. 7, 1978 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EKU 42, Middle T ennessee 12 Oct. 28, 1978 ...................... EKU 24. Murray State 21 Nov. 11 , 1978 .. .. .... .... ............... EKU 35, Akron 14 Nov. 18, 1978 .................... EKU 30, Morehead State 0 Sept. 15, 1979 ......... .. .. ........... . EKU 15, Troy State 0 Sept. 29, 1979 .... . .. ... . ........... EKU 35, Austin Peay 10 Oct. 13, 1979 ...... . ........... EKU 33, Cal State-Fullerton 7 Oct. 20, 1979 ........ .. .. ........ EKU 8, Western Kentucky 6 Nov. 3, 1979 . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . EKU 35, Tennessee Tech 0 Nov. 10, 1979 ....................... EKU 27, Jackson St. 2 1 Dec. 8, 1979 ...................... EKU 33, Nevada-Reno 30 Sept. 6, 1980 .............. ... .... E KU 24, Kentucky State 21 Sept. 20, 1980 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EK U 45, Youngstown State 0 Oct. 11 , 1980 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EKU 24, Middle Tennessee 0 Oct. 18, 1980 ..... .............. ... EKU 25, East Tennessee 6 Nov. I, 1980 .. ......... ........... EKU 24, Murray State 14 Nov. 22, 1980 ................... EKU 18, Morehead State 14 Sept. 5, 1981 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EK U 26, South Carolina State 0 Sept. 26, 198 I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EK U 37, Akron 0 Oct. 3, 1981 ........................ EKU 41 , Austin Peay 14 Oct. 17, 198 1 ............................ EKU 14. Dayton 3 Oct. 24, 198 1 .................. EKU 19, W estern Kentucky 11 Nov. 7, 1981 .................... EKU 63, Tennessee Tech 10 Dec. 5, 1981 .......................... EKU 35, Delaware 28 Sept. 11, 1982 ................. EKU 31, Youngstown State 17 Oct. 9, 1982 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EKU 35, Middle Tennessee 10 Oct. 28, 1982 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EK U 21, Murray State 20 Nov. 20, 1982 .. ......... ........ . EKU 20, Morehead State 3 Dec. 4, 1982 .......... ...... . ........... . EKU 38, Idaho 30 Dec. 11 , 1982 ................ .. .. EKU 13, Tennessee State 7 44 �I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10. 11. 12. l 3. 14. 15. TOP 15 HANGER FIELD CROWDS 25,300 (Oct. 20, I 979) ............ EK U 8, Western Ken tucky 6 25,000 (Oct. 22, 1977) . . . . . . • . . . EK U 35, Western Kentucky I 0 24,500 (Oct. 23, 1971) . ... . .. .... Western Kentucky 15, EKU 7 24,200 (Oct. 25, 1975) ..... ...... EKU 13, Western Ken tucky 7 22,500 (Oct. 3 1, 1970) .. . ....... . . .. . EK U 17, Murray State 7 21,200 (Nov. I, 1980) .... ........... EKU 24, Murray State 14 20,800 (Oct. 24, 1981) .. . ....... EKU 19, Western Kentucky l l 20,500 (Oct. 26, 1969) .......... Western Kentucky 27, E K U 26 20,500 (Oct. 28, 1972) ................ Murray State 7, E KU 3 19,700 (Oct. 17, 198 1) . .. .. .. ...... ....... EKU 14, Dayton 3 19,500 (Oct. 20, 1973) ........ ... Western Kentucky 35, EKU 0 19,300 (Oct. 28, 1978) .. ...... ...... EKU 24, Murray State 2 1 18,300 (Nov. 2, l 974) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E K U 30, Murray State l 6 18, 100 (Oct. 28, 1982) ........... . .. EK U 2 1, Murray State 20 18,000 (Oct. 2, 1971) ............. .... EKU 14, Austin Peay 9 18,000 (Nov. 2 1, 1970) ......... ... M o rehead State 15, EKU 13 Total Attendance at Hanger Field: 1,047,541 Avg. Per Game Attendance at Hanger Field: 13,604 45 �.. 1982 FINAL EASTERN FOOTBALL STATISTICS PASS RECEIVING TEAM ST A TISTICS Thompson. TB Hairsto n. T B FIRST DOWNS By Rushing By Passing By Pcmt11y R USH I NG-TIMES CARRI ED Yards Gained Yards Lost Net Yards Gained Average Per Game Average Per Carry PASSES A TTF.MPTED C ompleted Had Intercept ed Comp. Percentage Net Yards Average Per Gam e Scoring Passes TOTAi. OFFENSE-TOTAL PLAYS Net Ya rds Avera ge Per Game P IJNTS-NIJMBER Ya rds Punted Average Per Pu nt FUMBLES-I.OST PENAl,TIES-YA R DS SCORE BY QUARTERS I 76 EKU OPP 36 Bird. SE Armst rong. T E Blount. FL Yeast. FR EKU 232 130 88 14 625 2804 308 2496 19 2.0 4.0 255 137 14 537 1923 147.9 14 880 OPP 207 90 107 10 470 1936 408 1528 117.5 J .J 386 18 1 24 .469 2479 190 7 15 856 441 9 339.2 65 26 16 40. 2 45-20 94-802 4007 308.l 86 3 12 1 36. 3 39-13 88-793 Brooks. F L I. Hill. FL Codringto n. TE TOT ALS 10 1 49 87 71 72 44 Gamts Tim es Gain Hairsto n. T B Ye ast. F B a;,d_ SE Wo olum. QB Bebee. FB Warren. TS Johnson, FB James. QB Armstrong. TE 12 12 12 13 13 187 182 141 13 61 Games J ames. QB I. Hil l. F L Porrnle. QB II 8 II II 12 13 13 Broo ks. FL Yeast . FB Bird. SE IOT ALS 7 8 2 7 11 12 8 O thers II 13 2 I 9 0 0 JO TOTA LS IJ 625 2804 I. H ill. F L Po rtalc, QB Rowe, P 6 J ames. QB Bird. SE Yo ung. DE Hardin. S Mi ms. S Simpson. DB D. H ill. LB TP 336 200 Bell. DE Keller. D E TOTALS No. 11 13 10 12 I3 11 12 12 13 22 1.l Team 13 13 T O TA LS 634 158 80 41 24 -4 933 Avg. 26 4 22.6 26.7 13.7 12.0 -2.0 22.8 TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Yds. 194 51 24 18 10 6 -3 0 J OO A~g. 8.8 3.9 24.0 18.0 10.0 6.0 -3. 0 0.0 7.3 TD I 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 A"£· 77.0 10.0 43.5 TD Yds. 13 41 No. I I 2 Yds. 77 10 87 No. 64 I 65 Yds. 2616 0 26 16 ton,: Avi. 40.9 6l(CF) 0 0.0 40.2 6l(CF) SCORING Lovell. K Bird . SE 27 Yeast. F U A rmstrong. T E 13 II II 13 12 5 13 Ro we. P Woolum. QB Bell . DE P c1. Int. .539 13 .000 I .000 0 .537 14 41 Games Games PASSING Gamts ) PUNTING Thompson. TB Ha irston. T B N o. AU.Comp. 254 137 I 0 0 255 137 No. 24 FIELD GOAL RETURNS Net Avg 1'D 892 4 8 6 883 4.9 499 3.5 10 69 S.J 60 1.0 26 J.J 0 20 2.5 0 20 3.3 0 11 1.8 0 6 6.0 0 0 8 8.0 II - 11 -5.S 0 17 -1 7-17.0 0 0 30 3.3 0 3082496 4.0 4 5 TD 10 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 PUNT RETURNS Loss 31 56 6 28 146 0 12 923 939 505 97 206 26 32 20 12 6 6 I 0 J ames. QB Pon a le . Q B 2 I 137 Games T hompson. T B T O T A LS 8 Yds. A\lg. 1056 16.8 475 12.5 124 13.8 73 9. 1 49 7.0 23 5.8 10 1 20.2 13 6.5 9 9.0 1923 14.0 KICKOFF RETURNS RUSHING Wool um. QB No. 63 38 9 10 13 Bell. DE T OTALS 4 Gamrs I3 12 13 12 12 12 11 Yds. TD 1923 14 0 0 0 0 1923 14 Ja mes. QB Hard in. S Jone:s:. ROV 46 p f·G Sal TP R K 0 39-4 3 0 11-21 0 72 0 0 0 0 0 66 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 0 0 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0- 1 0 0 0 44 0 39-43 0- 1 11- 2 1 0 336 25 2-4 15-19 2-2 9- 12 0 200 G TD 13 0 13 11 12 10 12 7 12 6 12 13 12 II 12 13 EKU 13 Oppo nents 13 �DEFENSE TACKLES FOR LOSSES Tackl es 69 66 58 44 43 45 37 40 36 29 17 25 JI 21 17 10 Dominguez. LB Jackson. LB A. Jones. ROV Taylor. DT D . Hill. LB M cCullough. DB McShane. NG Hardin. S Woods. OT Young. DE Simmons. LB Bell. DE Parks. DB M. Mims. S M ay. DE Lauck. DT- DE Keller. DE Simpson. 08 No. 14 II 8 64 49 JO 35 25 17 25 29 22 12 23 14 8 14 9 12 II Taylor. DT McShane. NG Young. DE 6 \ 'ds. 83 56 45 Dominguez. LB 35 Lauck. lJT-DE Bell. DE 29 29 18 16 6 II 3 10 9 6 Jones. ROV Woods, DT Hill. LB J ackson. LB Simmons. L B Hardin. S May. DE Parks. DB 5 McCullough. DB Willoughby. DT Palmer. DT II II 6 Willoughby. DT Scannell, D R Henderson. DE Smith. NG Johnson, LB Evanoff. NG Palmer. DT Wage rs. OT 4 3 368 I 87 TOTALS j 3 3 3 INTERCEPTIONS 0 10 Others 4 Parks. DB A. J ones. R OV Mims. S Young. DE FUMBLE RECOVERIES CAUSE OF F UMBLE No. Jackson. LB 4 Parks. DB Dominguez. LB 3 Hill. LB McSha ne. NG M cCullough. DB Taylo r. DT Hardin. S Hill. L B McShane. NG Taylor. O T Woods. OT Parks. DB 14 TOTA L S 5 Hardin, S McCullough. DB No. 2 2 2 2 Jackson . LB Lewis. DB Hill. LB T OTA LS Willoughby. OT Simmons. LB Simpson. DB No. 6 Yds. 49 66 47 14 5 Dominguez. LB Dominguez. LB Lewis. D B TOTALS Assists I 13 47 24 0 0 184 Avg. 8. 2 13.2 11.8 7.0 2.5 2.0 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.7 TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 �• MODERN EASTERN FOOTBALL RECORDS INDIV IDU Ai. CAREER RECORDS Most yards rushing J,842 (Ji mmy Brooks. 1961:(-71) Most yards passing 5,041 (Jim Guice. 1965-68) Most p lays total offense 921 (.Jimmy Brooks. 1968-7 1) M ost rushing a ttempts - 920 (Jimmy Brooks. 1968-7 1) Most field goals kicked J8 (Dav id Flon:s. 1977-80) Most field goals a ttempted 60 ( Da vid Flores. 1977-80) Most txtrn po ints kicked - 126(David Flores, 1977-80) M ost extra point kid attempts IJ I t D avid Flores. 1977-80) Most points scored by kick 240 ( Da vid Flores, 1977-80) Mo,;t points scored 240 ( David Florts. 1977--80) Most touchdmms scored J6 (.limmv Rronks. 1968•71) Most kickoffs ret urned - 74 (J erry P;rrish 1978-8 1) M()st yard s on kickoffs returned - 2.072 (.lcrry Parrish. 197881 I Most consecutive extra points kicked 60 ( Da vid Flores. 1977-78) M ost punts returned - 78 (George Floyd. 1978-1".1 I ) Most yard s on punt returns - 58J (George F loyd, 1978-81 ) Most passes lntcret:·pt ed 22 (George F loyd, 197X•XI) M ost yards interception ret urns - J2X (George Floyd . 1978• 8 1) Rest kickoff return average - 28.0 (.lcrry Parrish. JIH8·81 ) SINGLE GAME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS M ost extra points 9 (Jamie l.ovclt vs. Tenn. Tech, 198 1) Longest run from scrimmage 97 yards ( Don Daly vs. Morehead, 1951) Most runs from scrimmage - 4., (Alfred T hompson vs. M orehead. 1973) Most yards rushing 29J (Tercnct: Thompson vs. Akron. 1n11 Most passes at1emptc d - 45 ( .lim Guice vs. Middh: T e nnessee. 1966) M ost passes completed - 25 (Jim Guice vs. Akron. 1968) Most yards passing 318 (Chris Isaac vs. Murray State. 1981 I Most touchdown passes thmwn - 4 (Jim Guice vs. N on hwood. 1967 and Ernie House vs. Austin Peay. 1975) M ost t ouchdowns sco red - 4(Aaron Marsh vs. Northwood. 1967: Jimmy Brooks \'S. East Tennessee, 1971: Stan Mitchell vs. Ashland . 1975; Terrence Thompson vs. Akron. 1981. and Western Kentucky. 1982) Most passes recei ved 19 (aa ron Marsh v,;. Northwood, 1967) M os1 recci,..ing yardage 316 (Aaron Marsh vs. Northwood, 1967) Most passes intercep1ed 4 ( Buddy Pfaadt vs. Au-.tin P eay, 1966) I J (Jeff McCarthy vs. Morehead . 1971 ) Most times punted Most yards punted 468 (J eff M cCarthy vs. Morehead. 1971) L.ongc'it field goal - 49 yards(David Flores vs . Murray State. 1977. and vs. Nevada•Rcno. 1979) Longest puni - 78 yards (Bob Plotts vs. T ampa. 1966) Longest p unt return - 88 yard s c r ony .lames vs. Austin P ea)'. 1982) Most fie ld goals - J ( Jerry Pullins vs. M orehead. 1961:(; Earl Cody vs. M orehead. 197J, and vs. Murray. 1974; David Flore,; \'s. Western, 1978: Jamie Lovell vs. Boise State. 198 1) Most points scored by kicking - D( Earl CocJy vs. Morehead, 197)) Most yards kickoff returns - 202 (J erry Pa rrish "'S. M urray State. 1978) Longest interception return 100 (George Floyd vs. Youngs• town State, 1980) SINGLE GAME TEAM RECORDS M ost points scored hy opponent - 99 vs. Wittcnbtrg in 1931 Largest victory margin 67-0 vs. Morehead in 1925 LargesL dL·ft!at margin 99-0 vs . Wittenberg in 193 1 Most net ya rds rushing - 510 vs. East Tennessee in 1977 M osl pass a ttempts - SO vs. Akron in 196S M ost pass completions 29 vs. Akron in 196X Mos1 pass ing yardage - 425 vs. t\'orthwood in 1%7 Most vards tota l offense - 662 vs. East Te nncss('e in 1977 Most first downs - JJ vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh in 1975 Most first downs rushing 2J vs. Ashland College in 1975 Mos1 touchdowns scored 9 vs. Evansville in 1953: \'S. Tennessee Tech. 1981 M ost extra poinh - 9 \'S. T ennessee Tech. 19Xl M ost yards penali,ed - 155 vs. Morehead, 1977 Least ncl yards rushing by opponent - (-4)) vs. M iddle T ennessee. l9X I Most touchdown passes - 6 \'s. Northwood in 1967 Fewest first d owns given up 2 vs. Murray State in 1976 SINGLE SEASO N INDIVIDUAi. R F.CORDS Most points scored - 90 (l)ale Patton, 1978) M ost touchdowns scored - IS (Dale Patton. 1978) Most extra points (kic-k ► 39 ( David Flores. 1979. and .lamit Love It, 1982) Most field goals - 14 (.lamit: Lovett. 1981) Most points scored by kick - 80 (Jamie Lovett. 1981) M ost runs from scrim mage - 271 (A lfred Thompson. 197 J) Most yards rushing 1,478 (Everett Talbert. 1974) M ost passes attempted - 254 (Tuck Woolum, 1982) Most passes completed - 137 (Tuck Woolum, 1982) Btsl passing percentage - 62 . 1 (Larry Marmie. 1965) M ost ya rds passing - 1,923 (Tuck Woolum. 1982) Most yards total offense - 1.983 (Tuck W oolum , 1 982 ► Most touchdown passes thrown - 14 (Jim Guice. 1966. and Tuck Woo lum. 1982) Most touchdown passes received - 11 (Aaron Ma rsh, 1966) Best rushing average ( min. 50 times) -- 6.7 yards(Chuck Bell. 195)) Most yardage on pass receiving - 1.095 (Aaron Ma rsh. 1967) M ost passes received - 7."\ (Aaron Mar-.h. 1966) Best punting average 42 .2 {Fred Malins, 1965) Most passes intercepted - 10 (George Floyd, 1981) Most punts retu rned 36 (George Floyd. 1981) M ost ya rds on punt returns - 3 14 (George Floyd. 198 1) M ost k ickoffs returned - 24 (Jerry Pa rrish. 1981, and Tony James, 1982) Most yards on kickoff returns 716 (J erry Parrish. 1981) SINGLE SEASON TEAM RECOR D S Undefeated seasons 1940 (8-0-0). 1954 (8--0·1). 1982 11 3-0-0) Most wins 13, 1982 ( 13-0-0) M ost defeats - 8 in 1929 ( 1-8--0) Most tics Jin 19JJ {1-2<'1 M ost points sco red 375 (1981) Mos1 points by opposition - 264 ( l9JO) least points scored 15 (19.10) M ost consecutive games withoul a loss IS ( 19SJ-54-55). 2 tics Most consecutive games won - U ( 19]9-40-4 1) and ( 1 982 ► Most touchdowns scored 48 ( 1981) Most extra points kided 41 (1 98 1) • Tangerine Bo wl Game not included Most passes rnmplcttd ~ 170 ( 1967) M ost passes allcmpted - JOO ( 1967) Best passing percenlage - 58.2 ( 1965) Least yards rushing by o ppo nents - 951 ( 195J) Least yards passing by opponents 487 f 1957) Besl punting average 42 .2 ( 1965) Most yards pcnali1ed 80."\ ( 1981) M ost y,irds rushing J.07X ( 191$1) M ()st yards passing - 2,133 ( 1967 ) Best tota l offense - 5.006 (1981) Most first downs rushing - 158 t 1979) M os1 passes intercepted by 26 ( 1981) 48 �OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TEA M FOOTBALL RECORDS Eastern Ky. vs. Northwot)d 1967 Most Fumbles- 12- Tennesscc Tech vs. Murray 1972 Most Fumbles Lost- 7- Tennessee Tech vs. Western Ky . 1967 Most Fumbles Recovncd 7Western Ky. vs. Tennessee Tech 1967 Wc,.tcrn Ky. vs. C. W . Post 1974 Mos1 Yards Penalized 191 Morehead vs. Eastern . 1969 Most Kicko ffs Kicked I I •- Murray vs. 1967 Io wa Wesleyan . Most Kickoffs Received - 10 Tennessee Tech 198 1 vs. Eastern Ky. Most Yards on Punt Returns 153 195) Western Ky . \"S. Morehead Most Yards Kickoff Rcturns - 202 1978 Eastern Ky. vs. Murray SI NGLE GAME SCORI NG High est Score - 71 - Murray \ 'S . Iowa Wcsleyan(l2) . M ost TDs Scorcd- 10- Murra y vs . Iowa Wesleyan . Most PATS K icked - 9 Eastern Ky. vs. Tennessee Tech T ennesee Tech. vs. E. Tennessee . Most Field Goals- 3- E. Ten nessee vs. Morehead (Record Tied on Twelve Other Occasions) Most Two-Point Conversions 3 Middle Tennessee vs. UT Martin . . . 1967 1967 1981 1977 1961 1967 Eastern Kentucky vs. Nort hwood . 1967 M ost Safeties - 2- Auslin Peay vs. Middle Tennessee 1968 TOTAL OFFENSE Most Total Yards Gained 662Eastern Kentucky vs. East Tennessee M 0s1 Plays 94 Tennessee Tech vs . M orningsidc ... 1977 Western Kentucky vs. Murray . . . . . . . • . .•• . Fewest Total Yards Allowed 13 yards Western Kentucky vs. Butle r R USHING Most Yards Rushing - 510 Eastern . Kentucky vs. East Tennessee Fewest Yards Ru shing- M inus 63 Austin Peay vs. Morehead . . . Fewest Yards Allowed Opponent Minus77 Western Ky. vs. Day1on Most Rushing Plays- 83 Te nnessee T ech vs. Mornings ide Fewest Rushing Plays- 9 Mo rehead~vs. Middle Tennessee Best Rushing Average.- 8.6Eai>tcrn Ky. vs. East Tennessee PASSI NG Most Yards Passing- 425 Eastern Kentucky vs. J\orthwood . Murra:,- vs. Middle Tennesste Most Passes Attemptcd- 59Western K y. vs. Akron . . Most Passes C ompleted - 37 Westcrn Ky. vs. Akron M ost Touchdown Passes 6Eastern Kv. vs. Northwood M ost T wo -Poi~t Conversions-• 3M iddlc Tennessee vs. UT Martin Best Comp. Percentage --80.0 Western Ky. vs. Delta State ( 16 of 20) Eastern K y. vs. Dayton (12 of 15) M ost Passes H ad lntercepted- 7Morehead vs. Western K y. . . . . . . . . . • • . . • • . . East Tt:nnessee vs. Austin Peay . . . . . . • • • • .. . Most Passes l nlercepted - 7Western Ky. vs. Morehead East Tennessee vs. Austin Peay Most Yards l ntcrccptions Returned - 139Western Ky. vs. West Illi nois Fewest Passing Yards Allowed - Minus 3 Western K y. vs. Austin Peay OTHERS Most P unt - 14 Austin Peay vs. Tennesee Tech Best Punting Avcrage- 54.0M iddle Tennessee vs. Ball State Most First Downs 33- Ea!';tern Ky. vs. Wisconsin.Oshkosh Most First Downs Rushing- 23Tennessce Tech vs. Morningside . Eastern Ky . vs. Ashland . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • . M ost First Downs Passing- 19 Murray vs. Iowa Wesleyan SEASON 1972 1969 SCOR I NG Most Points Scored 377 Western Ky. Fewest Points Scored- 20 - M orchcad Most Points Yielded··- 321 - M urray Fewe!';t Points Yielded -40- Middle Tennessee Most Touchdowns - 54--Wcstcrn Ky . Most PA Ts Kicked 45 - Western Ky. Most Field Goals - II - Middle Tennessee 1971 . Murray 1971. Tenn Tech Most Points Scored Ktcking- 67 - ( 13 FGs. 2ij EPs) Eastern Ky. Most Safeties 4 Middle Tennessee Most Poinis Per Game 37.7 Western Ky. 1971 1977 1971 1974 1972 TOTAL Ol'l'ENSE Most T otal Yards Gained - 4 ,071 - Western Ky. Fewest Yards By Opponcnts - 1,511 Western Ky. Most Plays - 825 - Eastern Ky. Mos, A verage Ya rds Per Game- 425.8 Western Ky. 1951 1977 1967 1967 R US HING Most Yard s Gained Rushing 3.114 M idd le Tennessee Most Avg. Yards Per Game 3 11.4-Midd le Tennessee Fewest Yards by Oppo ncnts--485 Western K y.•... Most Rushing Atte mpts-722 - Tenncsscc Tech Most Touchdowns Rushi ng--42 - Middlc Tenn Mos1 First Llowns Rushing 134 Eastern K y. 1969 1969 1967 1967 1952 1978 PASSING Mos, Yard s Gained Passing - 2,433 - Murray Most Average Yards Per Gamc - 243.3- Murray Most Atlempls- 380- Murrav Most Complctions- 190 · Murray East T enncsscc Best Complet ion Pcrcentage- 66.1 M iddle Tennessee Fewest Yards By Opponent 365 Western Ky. Mos! Touchdowns Passing 25 M urray . . •• • .• • . • •• .. Western Ky. . . ... . .. . . ... . .. . •••• M ost First D owns Passing 95 Wes1ern Ky. M os1 Passes Had Intercepted 35Aust in Peay Most Passes l ntercep1ed 34 East Tennessee Fewest Touchdown Passes Allowed - I M iddk T enncssec T cnnessce Tech 1965 197 1 1965 197 1 1968 1973 1971 1974 1975 1972 1975 1967 49 197:\ 1953 1966 1957 1973 1973 1972 1980 1965 1973 1973 1971 1976 1957 1959 196) 1972 1959 1978 19M 1968 1967 1967 197) 1965 1960 1968 197) 197) 1969 1969 1957 1972 �OTHERS M OSI P un ts 90 Aust in Peay Most First Downs - 242 - East Trnncsscc . 197J Fewest First Downs Allowed 84 Middle Tennessee 1957 1971 .. OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL FOOTBALL RECORDS S I NGLE GAME OTHER S Longest Punt R eturn 100 yards Phil 1- oster, Mu. vs. M o . Longest Kic koff Ret urn 100 yards Held hy Seven P layer:-. Longest Pass Intercept ion Return - 100 yards Ray Oldh;.1m. MT vs, UT Chattanooga . Georgt Floyd. E K vs. Ymrng!'.>tOwn 1.ongcst Run with Rccowrcd Fumhk 99 yard:-. Ray Nea l. M T vs_ Muskingham M ost Yards Kic koff Returns 202 Jerry Parrish Eastern Kentucky vs_ Murray State TOTAL OFFENSE Most Yards Tot.ti Olfcnsc 42~ J<,hnny Vance. WK vs. Akron 1969 Most Plays Total Offense 69 J ohnny Vance. WK vs. Akron 1969 Highest Avcra~c Per Pl.ty 20.0 ( 120 yard,s. in() ;ms. ) Hal Emnson. EK \"S. Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1975 RUSHING Most At1 empts 4J 1\ lfrn.l Thompson. E K vs. M o . . 197.l Most Yards (laincd Rushing 297 C larrncc Jackson. WK vs . Butler 1971 59 J o hnny Vance. WK v-. Akron R USHING Most Rus h ing Attempts 1969 M<ist Punt s Returned 1964 197& Larry Schreiber. M ost Yards Rushing 1.522 La rry Schreiber. Tennessee Tech H ighest Rushing Avt:ragc 9 . 1 R a y P u rvis. Middle Tennessee ( M in. 50 a tt. ) 1967 1965 1968 1969 1959 PASS ING Mos1 Pass Auempts 31'!0 Larry T illman. Murray 1967 Most Pass Completio ns 190 Lury Tillman. Murray 1967 Most Yards Gained Passing 2.345 Charks Porter. M o re head 1950 Best Completio n Pe rcentage 66.2(/( Charles P orter. 1967 1950 1967 1967 M o r ehead 1950 Mosl Touchduwn passes Thrown 25 l.arry Tillman, Murra y 1968 Mos1 Passes Caught XX H aney Tanntr M urr;.1v 1967 Mos1 Yard s on Passes Caug ht 1.069 Aarnn M.:1rs h. Ea~tern K y 1967 Most Touchdown Passes C a ught 13 Hilly Hess. M u rray 1968 M ost P asses In tercepted 12 John Fit,patrick. T e nnessee T ech 1972 1967 1967 197.1 1966 1970 1967 1967 SC'ORl!\G M ost P oints Scored l 14 Dickie Moore. Western Ke nwcky M ost I ouc hdo wns S cored 19 Dickie Moore . W estern Ken1L1cky Most P oints Uy K ick ing 60 Butch (.i c nt ry. Tennessee T ech KIC K ING M ost Extra Poims K icked 37 Jerry Pu llins. L1s1crn Kcnwcky M o~t Fidd Goah 11 Srnn \Vath. Murray and Kenny N o lan .. Middk Trnncssec Bu1ch Gentry. Ttnnt.·ssec Tech Most Punts 10 Richard McCilothlin. East rc n ncsscc Be:-.t Pum in g Average 43 .9 Mike S hawen. J\.·1 idd k Tcn nt.'s~c1._. M ost Punb Rcwrntd 50 Vir1;il L1\"Crs. Wc~tern Kentucky MO!'.>t Punls Returned for Sco re M o ll o llingsworth. M o rche;.1d Virgil Livers. W est ern Kentuc ky . 1981 1967 1971 1971 1974 1974 9 Alan Coker. WK \ S Butkr Alan C o ktr. WK V!'.>. MT M os1 Yards Punts R e turned 145 Virgil Li vcr·s. WK vs. ET 286 rcnnessec rech 1969 SC'ORl~G M ost Po 11Hs 28 11..trold R o bens. Al' vs. Mu 1969 Most TouchdO\A.' ll!'.> 4 He ld b) ~inc Pla)'ers Most Points By Kic king IJ Earl Cody (.l FG·s. 4 EP). EK vs. MO. 19 73 KI C KI NG Most Ex trn Points Kick ed Jam ie Lo\"e tt \"S. I en n f cch Most F ie ld G o ab J P a t llauscr. ET \ll- i\·1 o (Tied b y I e n O ther:-.) Longt""st Fiel<l (Jo:.il 5~ yards S t an Watt:-,, Mu. \"S. WK Most Punts !4 Mike Johm;on, AP \'S. TT Uest Punt A,1 crage 54.0 Mike Shawcn. MT\ :-,, Ball State L ongest Punt 81 yard!'.> C hip Johnson. AP vs. WK 1970 1980 TOT A i. OFFENSE Most Tota l Yards 2.7~2 C harles Porter, Morehead 1950 Most Tota l Plays 464 Larr} Tillman. Murray 1967 PASSli\li M ost A11crnpts 1959 SEASON Longest Run from Scrimmage -97 y.H"ds D on Daly. EK vs. M o ... . ... . . . . 1951 Carl Walke r. Mu. vs. AP 1954 Most Complet ions 37- Johnny Vance. WK vs. Akro n Most Consecutive C'omplt:tions 11 Billy Walker, MT vs. UT Martin Best percentage 100'/r, Teddy Morris (9 -9), MT vs. UT Chattanooga Most Yards G ained Passing 425 - Larry T illman. Mu. \ 'S _ MT Most T ouchdown Passes 6 Charles !'o ner. Mo. \S. Ma rshall M ost Passes C aught 20 Hamid R(lbcns. AP vs. Murray ( NCAA Record) Most Yard!- On Passes Caught 316 !\aron Marsh. EK v s. :'\orthwo(,d M<ist T ouchdown Passes Caught 4 Aaro n Marsh. EK vs. i\orthwood Harold Roberts. AP vs. Mu rray . Porter \Villiarns. WK vs. Murray Most lntcrcep1ions 4 Buddy Pfaadt. EK vs. AP Longest Pass Completion 96 ya rds LCl) Peckenpaugh to P o rt er Williams. WK vs . M u. Most Two-P o int Conversions J Uilly Walker. MT V!'.>. UT Mart in Most Points By Passing 36 Billy Walker. MT vs. llT Martin 1950 197 1 197 1 1974 50 1967 1967 1972 19M 19 71 1972 1969 1974 1974 1971 1974 �... . : . •• • • r...a.. ..... ... ..... • ••• • •••• �1982 OVC TEAM STATISTICS • OVC ALL-TIME STANDINGS Won I. 2. 3. Eut<m K<nhKky 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Tcnncssee T cch 144 9 114 Youngstown State Midd le T ennessee 123 II 106 62 A kron Murray State Austin Peay Morehead State I.. ost 82 Tied Pct. Y ears 7 6 96 105 0 .633 .600 .542 .5)9 1-.12 1981-82 1948-82 1948-82 .523 .462 .406 .298 1980-82 1948-82 196)-82 1948-82 10 124 91 160 66 TEAM OFFENSE I. 2. Eastern Kentucky 3. 4 Akron 10 II II Youngstown State Austin Peay 5. Middle Tennessee 6. Tennessee Tech 7. Murray S tate 8. Morehead State 268 246 10 II II II II 188 156 26.8 22.4 17. 1 15.6 231 165 143 174 21.0 15.0 13.0 15.8 1987 2044 198.7 1544 1440 22 19 14 18 15 2178 1567 2 156 185.8 198.0 156.7 196.0 1392 1486 126.l 135. 1 8 l002 91.1 II 154.4 130.9 116.4 II 6 3531 3484 3448 353.1 316.7 313.4 1280 1483 919 1543 1286 148.3 83.l 140.2 116.9 9 12 9 3050 3075 2935 2772 305.0 279.5 266.8 252.0 1583 143.9 10 2585 235.0 Avg. TEAM DEFENSE G Pts . Yd R Avg. Yd. P Avg. Tot. 10.0 13.1 18.7 22.5 14.9 14.7 TDs Allow. R Tot. 4 12 8 6 15 14 6 ' 25 12 17 '33 10 18 8 II '1 9 918 1496 1262 1300 1"702 1984 18)5 114.7 2 180 2796 23.0 26.2 22 2) JJ 1800 2551 83.5 I 36.0 109.8 110.J 123.2 187.9 16).6 A vg. r Mid die Tennessee I. 2. Akron ). Morehead S tate 4. Youngstown State Easte rn Kentucky 5. 6. 7. 8. Murray Stale Tennessee Tech Austin Peay II II II II 10 II II 10 110 144 206 248 149 162 254 262 10 10 35 1208 1213 1232 2067 255.1 15 12 118.2 154.7 180.4 18).5 1) 7.5 29 10 3197 3067 3579 1859 131 8 169.0 131.8 3659 3869 198.2 254.2 264.5 290.6 306.7 .125.4 332.6 386.9 *Includes TDs allowed on kick or interception returns MISCELLANEOUS Finl Downs Own - Opp. I. 2. .1. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Eastern Kentucky Akron Midd le Tennessee You ngstown State Morehead S1a1c Murray State Austin Peay Tcnnessee Tech 186 183 156 - 152 139 129 166 186 133 - 169 152 199 154 Ill - 193 201 Pass~ Own 19 II 21 19 19 10 15 18 lntcptd. - 19 12 - 15 12 21 FumblN Lost Yds. Pen. Own - Opp. 643 - 584 444 422 604 - 622 544 - 573 643 - 584 592 - 568 431 568 Own - Opp. 3S-l7 28-9 - Opp. - 12 - 12 14-9 25~ 10 39-26 34- 17 35- 17 32- 14 48-2 1 38-22 27- 15 28-9 27-1 1 36-24 27- 18 29- 16 669 - 596 FINAL 1982 STANDINGS CONFERENCE G AMES I. T PF 7 0 188 17 1 0 127 0 167 0 95 0 96 0 96 96 0 w I. 2. 1 . ' .l 5 '5 . 5. 8. [astern Kentucky Akron Middle Tennessee Youngsiown State Morehead S1a1e Murray State Aust in Peay Tennessee Tcch •Includes designated OVC game vs. Western Kentucky 52 PA 95 97 84 131 157 I 19 188 181 w ALI. GAMES L T 10 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PF PA 268 188 231 246 174 143 156 165 149 144 110 248 206 162 262 254 �1982 ovc INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TOT AL OFFENSE I. 2. 3. 4 Tuck Woolum, EK 5. Paris Wicks. YS Griffin Keys. YS 6. 7. 8. 9. Mike Katzman. AP James Black. AK Winston Ford, MU Ke vin Meade. AK Mark Po wers. TT G 10 10 9 II II 9 II II Ed Hairston. EK Att. Rush Pas.< 264 3 16 306 291 285 178 183 256 149 54 239 I 188 318 1392 160 • 8 • 32 765 1544 1247 0 111 1 II 758 1080 1101 Yds. 1598 1486 1188 1429 1403 91 8 1072 1069 765 0 YPG 159.8 148.6 132.0 129. 9 127.5 102.0 97.4 97. 1 85.0 PASSING P ass I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Tuck Woolum. EK Kevin Mead e. AK Griffin Keys. YS Mike Hanlin. MO Mike Kat1.m an. AP Mark Powers. TT Brad Zeitner. MT Winston Ford. MU G 10 II 9 10 10 II II II Att. 208 148 104 132 229 2 IO 124 215 Comp. R Yds. 1188 1392 765 889 630 697 325 505 111 76 56 67 Ill 91 51 94 Int. II 10 7 10 II 15 II Yds. 1544 1080 758 773 1247 1101 61 5 1111 TD II 7 4 6 2 9 6 6 RUSHING G I. 2. J. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. James Black. AK Paris Wicks. YS Ed Hairston, EK Reggie Bazd . TT Terence Thompson, EK Danny Colwell. MT Roger Cleveland . MO Kevin Baker. MT 306 282 149 187 124 124 II 9 II 9 II 7 II 104 G CT 77 YPR J .9 4. 9 S. I 4.7 TD 6 10 5. 1 5.6 4.2 4.6 6 5 5 YPG 132.0 126.5 85.0 80.8 70.0 63.4 46.4 45.9 PASS RECEIVING I. Steve Bird. EK 2. Mark Ledford . MO J . Tron Armstrong, EK 4. David Thurkill. MO 5. S tan T rice. MU 6. 7. 8. 8. Rick Bailey. AK Jack Kelley. T T Jeff Patterso n. YS Tommy Mic hael. A P 10 II 10 II II II II II 8 47 45 JS 37 36 33 32 28 20 Yds. 803 TD RPG 8 4.7 4.1 3.5 3.4 J .J 3.0 2.9 2.5 2.5 FG 17 13 9 0 TP 72 65 58 60 54 48 48 42 30 609 422 398 546 555 490 6 1I 260 SCORING I. 2. J. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Paul Mc Fadden. YS Kelly Potte r. MT Jamir lovetl. EK Paris Wic ks. YS Steve Bird. EK Nid.y Yust. EK Dennis Heckman. A K Lenn Duff. MO Everett S malls. AP G II II 10 II 10 10 II 10 7 TD 0 0 10 9 8 0 0 5 53 EP 21 26 JI 0 0 0 21 18 0 II 8 0 PPG 6.5 5.9 5.8 5.5 5.4 4.8 4.4 4.2 4.3 Pct. .534 5 10 .538 .508 .485 .433 .411 .437 Elf. 122.6 I 15.J 114.3 99.8 87.5 87.2 86.9 86. I �• KICK SCORING I. 2. 3. 4. Jamie Lovttt, EK Dennis Heckman, A K 5. Lenn Duff. MO 6. 7. 8. Jeff Lancas1er. MU G II II Paul McFadden. YS Ke lly Potter, MT FG EP•Att. II 10 II II 9 17•27 13.27 ~17 11. 19 8-IO 8·13 9- 11 2•6 2 1.22 2~28 3 1·34 21·22 18·18 19·19 12·14 7.7 N o. Yds. '18 477 Avg. 26.5 23 24 '1 9 524 539 401 22.8 22.5 2 1.1 N o. A"C· 10 Ray Mullican, T T Duane Eggert. AP KICKOFF RETURNS I. 2. 3. 4. Tony Jamr-s. EK Ronald Hopkins. MU Fred Motes. AP Ron Bran t. AK •One TD PUNTING I 2. 3. 4. 5 6. 7. 8. John Christopher, MO Nick Xides. YS S teve Ro we, EK 93 63 43.9 40.2 46 40. 1 Lee Alford. MU Steve Williams. A P 39 71 33 68 63 37.7 37.6 37.2 36.3 35.3 No. Yds. 20 222 172 249 181 Mark Pemberton. TT Jimmy Merryman. MT Jim Lcichlitcr. AK PUNT RETURNS I. Don Griffin. MT 2. T ony Jamn, [ K 3. 4. Ronald H opkins. M lJ Robert Thompson. YS ' 18 27 • 20 Avg. I I.I 9.6 9.2 9.1 •one TD INTERCEPTIONS I. I. J. 3. James Griffin. MT Dave Peters. YS Billy Blaylock. TT Gus Parks. EK No. 8 '8 6 6 •One T O 54 Yds. 106 102 95 49 IPG 07 0.7 0.6 0.6 TP 72 65 PPG 6.5 5.9 58 5.8 48 42 43 39 4.4 4.2 3.9 ,u 3.5 1.4 �TACKLES AND ASSISTS I 2. 3. 4. 5. T 89 Dann y Gooch. M O J eff Daughtry. TT 93 81 70 J e ff Lak e. AK G le nn J o nes . M lJ Ed Grimsley. AK 64 Assl. 80 58 63 65 65 TACKLES FOR LOSS No. I. 2 3 4. 5. To m Cullen. YS D ennis Mix. M T Billy Goldsmi1h. MO Me lvi n Rom ine. YS D anny Gooch. MO 19 17 17 15 14 55 Yds. 113 86 61 97 59 Tot. 169 151 144 135 129 �• 1982 ALL-OVC FOOTBALL TEAM OFFENSE Name • Paris Wicks J ames Black T uck W oolum Pos. RB RB QB T r on A rmst ron g TE Rick McDonald Charles T ucker • Chris Taylor OT OT OG • Phil Poirier OG Brian C lark S t eve Bird M ark Ledford S tan Trice Dennis Heckman School Youngstown State Univ. of Akron HI. Wt. 5-8 5- 11 166 180 Eastern Kent u cky Eastern Kentucky 5- 11 195 6-2 202 Youngstown State 6-2U4 Austin Peay 6-5 6-3 280 245 WR WR WR K Easl ern Kenlucky M urray S tate Univ. of Akron East ern Kentuc ky Morehead S ta te Murray S tate Univ. of Akron Pos. School H t. w,. DL Middle Ten nessee Eastern Kenlucky Univ. of Akron Middle Tennessee Univ. of A kron Easlern Kentucky Univ. of Akron M iddle Tennessee Tennessee Tech Murray State Youngstown State Morehead State 6-3 205 6-4 230 245 190 195 C 6-3 6-3 235 250 230 5- 11 171 6-1 5- 11 5- 10 166 175 170 Class Sr. J r. Sr. J, . J,. Sr. Sr. Sr. J r. S r. Jr. Jr. Jr. Hometown Akron. OH Dover. O H P ineville, KY St. Petersburg, FL Canton. OH At lanta. GA Waycross, GA Sarasota. FL Cedarville, OH Corbin, KY Mt. Ster ling. KY E va nsville. I N Copley. OH DEFENSE Name •Emanuel Toles • Randy Taylor Joe Myers • Dennis Mix Tony Philpott • Alex Dominguez Ed Grimsley • James Griffin Billy Blaylock Ronald H opk ins Dave Peters • J oh n Christopher DL DL DE DE LB LB DB DB DB DB p 6-4 5- 11 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-2 5-11 5-1 I 6-0 6-2 Class Sr. S r. Sr. Sr. Sr. 215 s,. 200 190 180 So. Sr. Sr. Sr. J r. 175 184 194 Sr. •Denotes 1981 All•OVC selection OVC Offensive Player of the Year Sien Bird, Wid e Receiver , Eastern Kentucky OVC Defensive Player of the Year - Denni.s Mix . End. M iddle Tennessee OVC Co•Coaches of the Year - Roy Kidd, Eastern Kentucky, and J im Dennison. Akron 56 H ometown Forsyth. GA C incinnati, O H Stow, OH McMinnville. TN Cleveland. O H S . Miami, FL C anton. OH Pelham. GA Marietta . GA f ip1onville. T N Barberton. O H Norwalk, OH �EASTERN F'OO TBALL SINCE 1910 EKU OPP 1910 5 Ru:hmond (City Team) 16 0 0 0 R1('hmond (City Team) Lexingt o n H .S. Pleasureville Stanford H .S Reco r d. 1-4-0 EKU 0 15 OPP 40 5 16 [KU OPP 1911 Caldwell H.S 21 5 22 [ K lJ 191 9 0 Paint Lick 0 Pam H .S . Rel.'.urd . 0-2-0 0 5 Pans H.S. 0 Rich mond S1a,~ 5 Caldwe ll H .S. 0 Par is H.S. 7 l I J 10 1920 OPP Paint Lick Paml Lid R1c:hmontl Amer. I.cg H U lost: nt.J SCOrt'. hsted Gcoq~et own . .. . (NA) Reco rd : 2- 1-0 Record. 1-3-1 [ KU 0 12 1912 Richm()nd (City Team) M illcn,bur g M. 1. 0 26 14 Lc:ongton H.S Thrd k(' ld Select Cynthiana H.S C 0 7 Millcr -.burg M . I Georgetown Cynth iana H.S OPP 0 13 3.S 6 EKU 7 0 0 0 O J 44 0 19 21 Paint Lick Kentudi)' Wesleyan UK Sophorrwres Cumberland Western R ecord: 1-J-I no score'." listed . (NA) Reco rd : 2-J-2 Re('ord : 3-4-2 EKU 191J J Stanford H .S . 14 K e ntucky Wesleyan Transylvania . . Lexingt o n H .S. . O PP 7 12 EK U lost; 0 0 20 33 21 OPP 7 0 Il 0 47 0 Record : 1-2-0 [ KU 1914 S1anford H .S IJ 7 0 34 0 0 0 0 Lancaster H. S. K en tucky W e!:>kyan Cy nth iana H . S. Western Somerset H .S Western Cy nthiana H .S. Stan ford H .S. Record: 2- 7-0 EKU 1915 6 Millersburg M.I. 0 0 K entucky Wes leyan Western M illersburg M .I W estern Record : 2- 1- 2 0 6 OPP 7 0 IJ 6 6 46 18 81 6 OPP 0 )3 0 0 0 F.k U 19 23 0 Stat e Frosh 0 C.eorgernw n Fro!«h 6 C umberland 0 Kenludy Wesleyan 6 U nion College Transy Rl."ser\lC 12 Ccnt r(' Frosh 19 U nion College 19 14 13 0 6 16 19 16 Kentucky W esleyan Lincoln County Western C entre Lexington H .S. Western Record: 4-3--0 f.KU 0 19 I3 49 7 0 14 ' Note: T here were no teams for t he 1917 and 1918 sea sons due t o World War I. OPP 26 9 6 0 21 0 0 l1 ll 6 IO 6 0 3 Ekll 1927 0 C('ntre 39 Union 6 Wnle; dn 3 I E . T Tea1.·hcf\ I 3 Tu,cul un1 12 \.1or<'hcatl I 3 U of L Jl St. Mary·, 0 W e\lern OPP 7 0 8 0 0 6 21 6 12 EKU 0 0 0 0 7 1924 Wesleyan _ Cumberland George1own F ro\h S1. M ary·s L.M .U. Transy Mo rehead Union _ EK U 1925 0 U k Frosh . 0 OPP 27 6 0 0 13 l6 0 0 13 6 67 49 Record: 3-3- 1 57 U nmn Rt'TOrd : 0-tH) F.KlJ 1929 l Umo n 14 Sue Bennett 0 Mu rray 6 Morehead 0 Transy 0 G eorgclOwn . 6 lJ of L 0 Wesleyan 0 We,;1ern OPP 72 18 18 64 40 34 OPP 19 8 46 . 13 36 . 38 . 19 26 36 t:KU 0 0 0 0 13 2 0 0 1930 Sue Bennelt Murra y . U of L W e\kya n Morehead T ran\y Unio n . \\.'estern OPP 6 l2 52 )3 0 26 4l . 50 Record : J.J .Q OPP Georgetown L. M .U . SL M ary•~ Transy Morehea d U nion . 19 28 l o u1sv11le Mo rns Har\ey M orehead T 1a11s~lvania Kent ucky Wesleyan Re..:ord: 1-8 -0 Reco, d:5 -3-0 OPP 0 26 12 26 18 0 14 Roe.·<-· ord· 4 -~-0 Record :3-5- 1 JJ EKU OPP Rt:,:Orel. 5-4-0 F.kU 1922 0 Wesleya n 0 Transy Frosh _ 0 Transy F ro,h 6 C umbe rland 6 Western 0 Georgetown 1-"rmh 40 Union. St anford H. S ..... (NA) OPP EklJ 19 26 U Manhall Colkgt' 13 I.MU 0 Geo rgclOwn 0 T ran~y 48 Union 7 Indiana f ca..:ht"r\ 41 E Tenn . Normal 19 St Ma ry·, Cullegt' 0 M orr1, Hane~ Collc:tc 14 I3 0 7 0 0 Ek U 193 1 3 I S ue 1:knnell 0 Ohio No 11hern 0 W ittenberg 12 U of L 0 George1o wn 8 L. M .U 7 W cs1ern R.:ro rd: 1-6-0 OPP 0 16 .99 19 25 . 13 .. 42 �F.KU 19Jl 6 Georgetown U o f I 38 0 Union 0 T ram y 19 M orehead OPP 7 0 0 0 0 Reror d. 2-1 - 2 IY38 t:KlJ 19 G .:01getow n 7 Tran~y 19 F.ast Tenn Teac.: hers 47 Central N o rn1al 0 Mort"head 7 We'i ern 36 Indiana St T 1."achers 18 Li mon OPP 0 1945 EKU 19 Indianapolis S1a1e 14 Tenn Tech Central M ich 0 0 0 Ea ~, Tenn 0 T ransy 6 l l o u,~vllk Mor ehead 0 1934 Miami (Oh10J T ran'i.y 7 Union Georgetown 7 9 6 Mo rehead We 'itern Lou1w1lle 12 12 . 14 6 Valparaiso 0 Catawba Tenn. Tech Kirk sv ille (M issouri) . 32 54 7 .. 1l 0 0 Record: 4-3 - 1 OPP 6 0 0 6 0 IJ Record . I l · l l:K t! OPP Murra y . 0 0 .. )2 7 0 Re l·ord: 6 - I -0 F.KU 1933 6 Union 0 Georgl.'town ..... OPP 19 18 14 . 18 0 47 I] F:l(ll 1939 21 Ca ro;.on N e wman w Tram,y 20 14 l1 6 J2 0 28 Cumberland Central M ichigan Georget own M or ehead U nion we..10:rn, Indiana Teacher ~ OPP 0 18 0 7 l 26 1946 F.Kl! 13 Tenn. Tech 7 Cataw ba 7 Cent ral Mic:higan . 26 Murray 7 Tenn. Tech 12 Val paraiso 6 M orehead 28 l! or L Western OPP 0 9 20 11 . 20 7 12 7 0 Record: 5-4-0 Record: 6-J -0 Rernrd . 1-6-0 EKU 1935 7 M1am1 (Ohio 66 A lfred Holbrook 52 Hiwa'iSCt 6 Georgetown 9 u or L 0 Cenirt 53 M orehead 6 Tr ao~y 7 Un io n . 6 T ramy e\tCI T\ 6 1 \\ OPP ]] 0 K 0 19 0 1940 f:Kl! 20 lllino 1~ Nor mal )5 Nonhero Ill. 27 M orehead 39 Arkansas A&M 48 Bowling Gree n (Oh io) 25 Centra l M ichigan . 48 Cumberland J I King Colleg e OPP 0 0 IJ 0 0 0 1947 EKU 14 Eastern Illinois .. 6 Marshall l l Mu rra y . 34 Emory a nd H enry . 18 Val paraiso ]4 M o rthead 1l U of L . 27 Western 6 SE Louisia na Record: 8 -0 -0 OPP .Il 7 . 21 0 0 14 7 JO Record: 5-4 -0 7 12 4() Re("or d : 4 -6 · I F.KlJ 1936 ) 9 Marshal l 7 Frank lin ( Ind . ) . ] 4 Alfred H o lbrook 7 Morehead 6 Cic::orgeco wn . 9 u or 1 I ] Tran<,y 0 Wes tern 12 Union 7 1948 t:K l! 0 Xavier U niverrny 25 E astern lllinoi~ 20 Mars ha ll 6 M u rray . ]5 E mory and H enry 20 M ichigan No rmal . 7 Mo rehead 0 Evanwille 13 Western 32 Nori hem lllino i,; . 26 SE Louisiana . 6 Record : 8-3-0 OPP () 0 0 19 2 EKl! 1941 18 N . w M i,;sour i 14 Carso n Newman 6 Mu rray i , Kmg College 20 We,;1ern 41 Cieorge1own 54 111. Normal l2 Morehead OPP 7 0 0 0 27 0 0 .IJ Rn:ord : 7 -1-0 OPP JI 14 7 0 6 0 0 . . 14 7 Record : 7 -2 -0 19)7 EKl! 7 Tenn . T ech 28 Fran k lin College 12 Transy 14 Cen1 ral Normal 0 M orehead 0 We,;;tcrn 14 Umon . 6 l! of 1 Record: 52 1 OPP 0 26 . 23 0 1942 EKl! I ) Tenn . Tech 7 W . M issouri State .. 0 Morri~ H arvey 6 U of Akron 18 W estern 20 We.st Liberty . 0 M o rehead 6 Murra)· Record: 4-2-2 1943-44 no sports dur to war 58 OPP 0 EKU 7 7 0 7 0 6 20 20 20 20 26 7 20 21 1949 OPP .. 19 H e idelb erg . 24 MaVihall M urray . 0 . 27 Wofford M ich igan Normal 6 27 More head Eva nsville 7 We ,;;te rn Bo wling G reen (Ohio) . .. . .. I J Rccord : 4 -4 - 1 �EKU 6 34 0 47 56 14 26 13 34 OPP . JS 1950 H eidelberg. Marshall Murray. Tenn, Tech Erskine . Morehead Evansville Western Bowhng Green (Ohio) Wofford IJ 0 .. . 19 7 0 7 20 . .. . . 14 7 . 14 EKU 6 JS Morehead 20 7 13 Morris Harvey Western U of L Wofford J 1951 OPP H illsdale Mar.,,hall . .. . . 12 0 15 Murray Tenn . Tech 58 Erskine . Morrhead 6 Evanwille Western 31 27 14 Ohio Universily . 21 6 6 .20 14 6 0 .45 0 EKU 7 7 19 12 0 27 17 0 0 0 6 9 . 14 0 0 7 ; . . . I) S 1etson Universicy EKU 1956 U of L Murray. Middle Tennessee . East Tennessee Austi n Peay We,;tern T enn. Tech Morehead Ma r<.hall Murray Middle Tennes.see . East Tennessee . Western 6 13 Morris Harvey 25 Tenn. Tech 19 Mo rehead 6 U of L . 26 1952 U of L . 20 6 . . . 14 26 IJ 14 7 IJ 0 . 14 Recor-d: 4-S-O OPP 6 . 19 20 . 28 · 0 20 48 ... 34 EKU 0 14 26 14 EKU 20 IS 19 0 19 25 59 I) 20 30 1953 1961 U of L 6 14 15 22 21 Murray Middle Tenne.,.~ec East Tennco;sce Austin Peay Wes1ern Tenn. Tech . IS 8 I) Morehead Marsha ll 0 13 13 l8 14 40 OPP 1957 ; . 40 Toledo U of L Murray Middle Tennes\ee . Ea\t T enneoe.see Youngstown Wesiern Tennessee Tech . Morehead Record: J.4. J EKU 7 20 .. . . 21 . IJ OPP ... 33 13 22 . . . ... . . 13 7 .. 16 . . . . 14 0 20 Record : 4-5-0 7 Toledo 26 Marshall 0 Murray 14 Tenn. Tech 35 Evansville 20 Morehead 6 Wes1ern IJ Record : 3-6 - 1 Record: 7-3-0 F:KU OPP 6 . . . .. . 28 . 21 14 0 OPP Toledo 12 7 19 12 1960 Ft Campbell. Record: 5-4-1 JI IJ 6 OPP Middle Tennessee Murray . Tenn. Tech Omaha . Record : 6-4-0 EKU 1955 Toledo 14 21 7 13 OPP U of L Sletson Univer\ily . 19 6 14 7 20 EKU 28 14 ) 7 . . . 20 Murray . Middle Tenoes\ee Eas1 Tenneoe.see Youngs1own Wcsle rn Tenne\see Teet, Morehead 14 0 13 9 IJ 19 U of L . . 14 19 24 . 26 20 6 21 12 12 OPP 6 . 17 Murray. Middle Tennessee . 8 East Tennessee . . . ... .. . .. . 14 Austin Peay . 7 Weste rn Tenn. Tech 0 Morehead . .. 20 East Carolina . . . . . . 29 s Record: 6-3..0 OPP 1953 Toledo 2 14 . 19 . 35 0 . )4 1962 22 Tampa U ni..,ersity . . 27 0 Record: 4-5-0 J ohn Carroll Middk Tennessee . Murray Tenn. Tech Youngstown Morehead Evansville Wes1ern EllU 6 14 6 14 . . . 21 . . . 20 Record : 3-6 -0 EKU 14 7 0 28 12 3 6 19 0 34 Record : 8-2-0 1963 Ausl in Peay . Find lay . M urra y . Middle Tennessee Eas1 Tennessee . Tampa Univcrsi1y Western Tenn. Tech Morehead Youngsto wn OPP 0 . 28 20 )3 . . . . . JS 7 . .. . . . 29 .. 21 6 . ... 14 Record : 2-8--0 EKU 1954 John Carroll 26 Middle Tennc~see . 25 Murray .. 14 T enn . Tech 25 Yo ungstown 12 Morehead 13 To ledo 21 We.,,tern 19 20 6 U of L Omaha (Tangerine Bowl) . Record: 8-0- 1 OPP 0 EkU 0 7 8 IJ 0 1959 OPP Toledo 6 7 21 7 10 12 . . ... . ... 20 U of L . 14 Murray. 0 Middle Tenne\see . . . 14 East Tennessee . . . 13 Austin Peay . Western Tenn. Tech · Morehead Reco rd: 3 -6-0 59 14 14 ; EKU 0 7 6 IJ JS 17 0 ; 10 1964 Austin Peay . . Youngstown Murr ay Middle Tennessee East Tennessee Findlay . Western Tenn. Tech . Mo rehead Record : 3-5 -1 OPP . 26 .21 6 . 20 I) . . 14 .. 24 . . 27 7 �.. EKU 1965 35 AustinPeay• 12 Marshall 17 Murray 10 Middlt: Tennessee . 23 East Tennessee . J F indlay. 28 W estern 28 Tenn. Tech 38 Morehead Record: 4-4-1 •fo rfeited OPP EKU . ... JO IJ .28 10 17 . 14 0 )4 . . 12 14 20 OPP 1970 Ball State . Easl Tennessee . 38 Austin Peay . 24 M iddle T cnncssec .. Eastern Michigan . Wcslcrn Kentucky 21 7 17 20 M urray S1 a1c . Tenn . Tech 9 Indiana State Morehead Slate IJ . 12 6 . . . 10 . . . 10 19 . . . IJ 0 16 Reco rd : 8-2-0 EKU OPP 42 7 . 24 10 . 14 0 . 24 7 .26 .. 14 J6 JO IO 21 49 1975 Wisconsin -Oshkosh Dayton UT.Chattanooga East Tennessee Austin Peay J4 Middle T ennessee IJ Western Kentucky Murray State 7 J 50 17 Tenn. Tech Ashla nd College . Morehead State . Record: 8-2- 1 EKU JJ 26 27 20 21 J5 24 J 19 14 1966 A us1in Peay Marshall Murray . Middle Ten nessee East Tennessee . Findlay . Western Tenn. Tech Morehead Tampa U ni,..er-;i1y OPP .... 15 6 6 .. 22 7 6 .12 7 . . .21 6 Record: 7-3·0 EKU EKU 28 14 18 0 14 28 7 EKU 0 )5 J7 14 j j 14 28 24 )7 7 27 1967 Dayton . East T ennessce Austin Peay Middle Tennessee . Northwood Western Murray . Tenn. Tech Youngstown Morehead • Ball State . OPP . . . 16 7 0 7 0 . 14 IO )4 ' 0 . . IJ 14 . . 10 14 J 0 7 28 6J 23 21 49 20 16 21 38 12 JS 1961 Hillsdale, Mich. East Tennessee . Austin P eay . M iddle Tennessee . . A k ron Western Kentucky M urray Sta te . Tenn. Tech Youngstown Moreh ead OPP 1972 SE Louisiana India na Univ (Pa.) East Tennessee Austin Peay Middle Te nnessee . Cenual Michigan Western Kentucky Murray State . Tenn . Tech Appa lachian State Morehead State . 0 7 ... . 28 6 0 21 10 7 . 14 .. l5 6 20 . . . 14 . . 26 Record: 8-2-0 EKU 10 26 14 24 29 16 0 20 JO 1 J7 OP P 1973 UT-Chatla nooga Indiana (Pa.) . East Tennessee . A uslin Peay . M iddle Tennessee . U T -Man in. Western Ke ntucky Murray Slate . Tenn . Tech C ent ra l Michigan Morehead Slate . . 6 I) 38 7 28 14 Jj 21 14 . 21 25 Record: 7-4-0 EKU EKU IJ 7 29 14 9 26 )4 17 14 II 1969 Ball Stare . Eas1 Tennessee Austin Peay . Midd le Tennessee . Akron Weslern Keniucky Murray S1a1e . Tenn. Tech India na State Morehead S tate . OPP 0 19 . IO 0 . 28 . 27 . IJ 7 . .. . 12 .23 OPP .J7 0 Witten b erg 21 -~ East Tennessee 27 •Aus1in Peay . • Middle Tennessee . 6 • w es1 ern Ken1ucky 12 • Murray Stale . 28 • Tennessee Tech JI • Morehead State 7 Nonh Dakota Stalt' (NC AA Division II Pl ayoffs) 4() 1974 Dayton East Tennessee 22 Austin Peay 21 Middle Tennessc 24 UT-Manin 24 Westc-rn Kent ucky . JO Murray S tate 29 Tenn . Tech J4 A shla nd College 21 Morehead Slate . 17 21 Record : 8-2-0 Record : 6-4-0 60 24 14 )X I7 10 IO IJ 14 10 10 14 12 . IO .15 20 lX I) 42 1977 OPP lkla""a rl· 17 W1t1t·nhe rg )4 • ta~t I t_.n nc:,,~cc • AU)lo lln Pt"ay lo •M1ddk lcnne)lo :c-Ce 19 • wt":!>lt"l rl Kcnl lJ( ~) 10 •M urra) S\J ti: 24 • I en nc:-.~cc I n :h ~I Da)IOn 20 I) • Mu rencad Sta te RtC \lrd \. \ -0 0 ()h1n Va lk ) <.'onll- rt·rhx g<t mt· EKU OPP 0 .. . 20 . . . 20 . .21 31 7 1976 Dayton Delaware Record: 8·3-0 • Oh io Valley Conference game Record: 5-6-0 EKU 21 21 28 EK t · EKU 12 Record: 8- 1-2 •NCAA G rant land R ice Bo wl 12 7 14 9 . .J l 0 16 17 Record: 6 -4-1 12 21 IJ ' 0 OPP 1971 SE Louisiana . Northern Iowa East T cnncssec Austin Peay . M idd le Tennessee . Eastern Mich igan . W es1ern Kentucky Murray State Tenn. Tech Applachian Sta le Morehead State 20 21 OPP ll .. 20 9 I7 9 J4 16 . 14 2J 14 10 49 14 42 17 16 24 20 J5 JO 1978 Troy State East Tennessee Austin Peay Middle Ten nessee Dayton Western Kentucky M urray Slate Tennessee Tech Akron Morehead Stale Record: 8-2·0 OPP 16 6 0 12 16 17 21 16 14 0 1979 £K t.: O PP 14 17 Kem S tate 0 15 1 roy S talt 20 Ea~t r cnncs'.!>tt 27 10 .l5 Au st in Peay• 10 52 M idd le Tc nnt:!>~CC7 JJ Cal St:nc-t· ulkno n 8 Wc~tcrn Kcnlut ky • 6 7 M urra) Stai,.-• 24 0 .15 I t:nncssce rcch• 21 27 Jack~,,n State 7 .14 M orehead State• Jo JJ :\na da -Hcno •• 7 30 lxhigh.. • Ohio Valk ) Confrrencc (i aml· • • \'C i\A 1· .-\t\ P la y<lffs Ra()rd : 11 -2-0 �EKU 1980 OPP 21 24 Ke ntucky State 21 10 Akron• 0 45 Youngstown IO 23 Austin Peay• ... .. 0 24 M iddle Tenn.• 0 25 East T ennessee IJ 10 Weste rn Kent ucky• 14 24 M urray St. ( H C)* 7 48 Tennessee Tech• 16 28 Eas1 Carolina 14 18 Morehead State• 20 23 Lehigh . .. .. . JI 29 Boise S1ate.. •Ohio Valley Conference Game •• NCAA I- AA T itle Game. ..... (S acramento. Calif.) EKU 198 1 OPP 26 South Carolina State 0 6 26 Younstown State 24 0 Navy 37 Akron 0 14 41 Austin Peay 7 23 Middle Tennessee 14 Dayton .. 3 II 19 Western Ken1ucky 24 Murray S tate 20 ..... 10 63 Tennessee Tech 17 2 1 Morehead State J5 Delaware• 28 17 2J Bo ise State• .... . J4 23 Idaho S tate• . .. ' NC AA I-AA Playoffs (N) Pioneer Bowl - Wichita Fa lls. .. Texas 61 �Men's Cross Country 1983 SCHED ULE Date Sept. 24 Sept. 30 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 S ite of NCAA Cha m pio ns hi ps to Opponent Western Ke nt ucky Invitatio nal Cincinnati, Marshal l Appalachian State In vita tional West Virginia Invitational O pen OVC Championship be an no unced later. S ite Away Home Away Away Away Akron ROSTER Name Ron Ki ng George Kirk Matt Rogers J im S impson Dave Walters C lass Sr. J r. J r. Sr. S r. Ho met own F lint. Mich. Cincinnati, O h io Waddy, Ky. Crestwood . Ky. London, Ky. PROSPECTUS Following a one-year absence from sponsoring t he sport of men's cross country. Eastern will attempt to rebuild that program begin ning this fall. Head coach Rick Erdmann, who had led the men's team t o consecutive thi rd p lace fin ishes in the annual O hio Valley Conference meet. secs a tough task ahead of him. "We'll have to start from scra tch and, in effect, it will be j ust like starti ng over." Erdman n said. Before gett ing he lp from the st udent body at Eastern th is fall wit h some walk-ons, Erdma nn will draw on the experience a nd tale nts of track d ista nce run ne rs like senio rs Ron King, J im Simpson and Dave Walters a nd j uniors George Kirk and Mat t Rogers. 62 �Women's Cross Country 1983 SCHEDULE Date Sept. 24 Sept. 30 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Site of NCAA Championships to Opponent Western Kentucky Invitational Cincinnati, Marshall Appa lachia n State Invitational West Virginia Invitational Open OVC Championship be announced late r. Site Awa y Home Away Away Akron ROSTER Name Maria Pazarentzos Barb Fennell Linda Davis Marian ne Ostbye Barb Wildermuth Paula Garrett Terri J ones Pam Raglin Jill Decker Marilyn J ohnson Class S r. Sr. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Fr. F r. Fr. Hometown Springfield, Ohio Cambridge. Ontario, Can. Columbus, Ohio Oslo, Norway Sidney. O h io Waco, Ky. Middletown, Ohio Paris, Ky. Crystal Lake, F la. Louisville. Ky. PROSPECTUS Rick Erdmann, in his first season as head coach of the women's cross country team, directed the Eastern squad to the Ohio Valley Conference cha m pionship, nipping Murray State for the crown. W ith the return of Barb Fennell who m issed la st yea r's cross country season a nd top ru nners M a ria Pazarentzos and Barb Wi ldermuth, Eastern s hould again be a threat to w in t he OVC crow n. "Barring a ny inj uries, we should have a good shot at defend ing our tit le." Erdmann said. O the r runne rs who competed in last year's conference championship for the Colonels who are returning are Linda Davis and Pau la Garrett. both sophomores. Rick Erdmann Head Coach Maria Pazarentzos 63 Barb Fennell �.. Women's Field Hockey 1983 SCH EDULE Date Sept. J Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Sept. 28 Oct. I Oct. 8 Oct. 9 Oct. 14-15 Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 25 Oct. 29 Opponent Bluegrass Association Miami (Ohio) S t. Louis Louisville Vanderbi lt Berea Ohio, W ooster Southern Illinois Davis & Elkins James Madison Invitational Dayton Ball State, T oledo Transylvania Louisville Time p.m. p.m. a .m. p.m. p.m. p.m. TBA 10:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. TBA 3:30 p.m. TBA 3:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Site H ome Home Home Home Home Away Athens, Ohio Home Home Away Away Muncie, Ind . Home Away 1:00 1:00 9:00 4:00 1:00 5:00 ROSTER Name Kathy Boughton Ro bin Forhccz Melissa Shore Ju lie The ile r Vicki Woodard Mary Gavin A nne Daugherty Peggy Pfeiffer Teresa Powell Lynda Ransdell Linda Wilke Siobhan Devlin Marsha Hamlin Monica Storz Traci Thompson Robin Blair Tami Conti Andria Davenport Maria Yertone Carol Yan W inkle Ro bin You ng Position Defender Attacker Defender Attacker D efender Defender Defender Midfielder M idfielder Attacker Defender Goalkeeper Defender Attacker Attacker Defender M id fielde r M idfi e lde r Defender Mid fie lder Midfielde r Class S r. S r. Sr. S r. S r. .Ir. .I r. .I r. .Ir. J r. .Jr. Soph. Soph . Soph . Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Hometown Batavia, N.Y. Sadd le R iver. N.J. Louisvi lle. Ky. Susanville, Calif. Dayton, Ohio Annandale, Ya . Englewood , Ohio Chevy Chase, Md. Princess Anne. Md . Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Stirling, N .J. .Jefferson town, Ky. A lexandria, Va. Louisville, Ky. Ketter ing, Ohio Louisville. Ky. Lexi ngton, Ky. Watchu ng, N ..I . North Plainfield, N .J . Lancaster, Ohio 0 , __ , ~~ Lynne Harvel Head Coach Robin Forhecz 64 Julie Theiler �PROSPECTUS The 1983 women's field hockey team is eagerly anticipating its 1983 season. Although only six regular starters will be returning, last year's reserves are highly improved and a strong recruiting effort has brought a great deal of new talent into the program. Competition for starting posit ions will be fierce this year and throughout the season every player will be continually challenged for their position. "Plenty of hard work and concentration during the season will be needed to gel this young, talented team," said EK U coach Lynne Harvel. Mary Gavin with her cool head and sure stick will again be counted on for leadershi p in the defense. The return of senior Kathy Boughton, sidelined with an injury in 1982, will add stability to the defense, as will the return of junior An ne Daugherty's solid defensive play. Melissa Shore, who added de pth to the squad last year, will be vying fora regula r starting berth in '83. Although the defense will be comprised of seasoned personnel who have not yet played together, these players' individual maturity will allow them to quickly learn to function as a unit. Robin Forhecz, high scorer in 1982, will again lead the attack with the able assistance of Julie Theiler, a superb passer who acts as the quarterback and virtua lly runs the attack. With the much-improved play of Lynda Ransdell and Monica Storz, the attack will be exceptionally aggressive, fast and strong. Goal production is the u ltimate objective and this strong forward line s hould be able to produce. Midfie ld will be dominated by Teresa Powell who will probably be moved to center link . A t this position, Powell will be called upon to be a scoring threat on the attack and to be the core of the defense. Junior college transfer Peggy P feiffer is expected to Oa nk Powell on the right, while left link is up for grabs by the you ng recruits. Goaltending honors will fa ll on the young shoulders of Siobhan Devlin. In her debut as a starter, Devlin will see ple nty of action in the goalcage. Having had excellent off-season experience, she should be ready to meet t he c hallenge. Returnees Woodard, Thompson, Hamlin and Wilke wi ll each be competing for t heir first starting assignments. T hese players cou ld provide EK U with some surprises when they return to practice in the fall. Freshmen recruits are all expected to cha llenge for starting positions. "'These are exceptiona lly talented young players who intend to start as freshmen," said Harvel. "Their intensity may be the key to their success at earning a starting slot." "This year's team is a combination of experience and raw talent. T he team is capable but must work with intensity if it is to get off to a good start. As they gain experience individually and as a team, they will become a balanced, smooth ly functioning team that can dominate play on the field. In o rder to win, they must be capa ble of disciplining their boundless enthusiasm into dedication and earnestness," Harvel added. 65 �• Rifle 1983-84 SCHEDULE Date Oct. 9 Oct. 15 Nov. 4-6 and 11 - 13 Nov. 4-6 Nov. 18 Nov. 19 .Jan . 28 Fe b . 12 Feb. 12 Mar. 8 O pponent Western Kentucky East Tennessee E KU Invitational Site Away Home Home T ime 8:00 a. m. 8:30 a. m. T BA Ke ntuck y Xavier ETSU Buccaneer Invitational Tennessee Tech EK U Sectional OVC C hampionship Kentuc ky State Championship Away Away Away Away Home M u rray Murray TBA Noon 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p .m. TBA The NCAA Championship M eet will be scheduled at a site to be determ ined later. ROSTER Name M ike Bende r Terry Sievert Ana Hogrefe Pam Floer John G r iffith Susanne Keefe Tracy Dunham Class Sr. Sr. .Jr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Ht. 5-9 6-0 5-6 5-4 5-10 5-6 Wt. 180 165 120 100 175 120 Hometown Arlington Heights. Ill. Appleton . Wisc. Sandusky, Ohio Cincinnati, O hio Ga rden Grove, Calif. Huron, Ohio Williams. Minn. PROSPECTUS C losing out the 1982-83 season with three All-Americans in both sm all bore a nd a ir ri fle and a sixth place overall finish in the NCAA meet, the EKU rifle squad returns fo ur of those eight members fo r the upcoming 1983-84 seaso n. "We're expecting a good year and I feel t ha t th is com ing season will be be tter for Easte rn 's rifle team than this past year, " said Cpt. Mic hael McNamara, who be gins his second year a t the helm of the Colonels. "Given the presence o f everyone, we should be muc h better than last year," he added. Pam Floer Cpt. Michael McNamara Head Coach 66 Mike Bender �1982-83 SEASON TOP FINISHES, RECORDS AND HONORS Team CAA Champio nships - placed sixth overall in smallbore and air rifle OVC Championships - finis hed fi rst to win the league title Individual Mark Bender - reci pient of the Ohio Valley Conference's Scholar Athlete of the Year Award. - named second-team All-American sma llborc squad by NRA. Mike Be nder - won second place in s mallboreat the Kentucky Collegiate State Championship meet. named second-team All-American srna ll bore squad by NRA. - selected to captain the 1983-84 Colonels' tea m. Kim Floer - named second team All-American air rifle team by NRA. 67 �Women's Volleyball .. 1983 SCH EDULE Date Opponent Sept. 2-4 UK Invitational Morehead State Sept. 8 Sept. 12 Louisville Sept. 23 Pacific Sept. 24 Eastern Illinois, Mt. St. Joseph Sept. 30-Oct. 2 Southwest Missouri Classic Oct. 4 Kentucky Oct. 5 Morehead State Oct. 7-8 Louisville Classic Oct. 14-15 OVC Mid-Season Tourney Miami (Ohio) Oct. 18 Oct. 21 Penn State Oct. 23 Rhode Island Oct. 28-29 Colonel Invitational Nov. 2 Cincinnati Nov. 4 Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Classic Nov. 5-6 Nov. 9 Tennessee Open Nov. I 1- 12 Nov. 18-1 9 OVC Champio nships Nov. 30 Tennessee NCAA First Round Dec. 3 Dec. 9-IO NCAA Regional Dec. 16-1 7 NCAA Final Four Site Away Home Home Ho me Home Away Home Away Away Morehead Home Home Home Home Home Away Away Home Youngstown, Ohio Away TBA TBA Lexington Time TBA 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p. m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. TBA 1:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. TBA TBA TBA ROSTER Name Pos. C lass Sandy Carrel L Sr. Lori Duncan L Sr. Kelly Irwin s S r. Patsy Schacknuk MB Sr. Charlotte Gillespie s Jr. Cathy Brett Soph. s Debbi Dingman L Soph. Irene Ochman Soph. S / DS Teri Oman R/ MB Soph. Lisa Tecca MB Soph. Angela Boykins Fr. L/ MB Sarah Ewy R Fr. Tami Tipton s Fr. C ,ulJy J'homson Fr. L Linda Dawson, Graduate Assistant Alice McCauley, Manager/ Statistician Debra Jackson, Trainer for Volleyball Ht. Wt. Hometown 5- 10 5-8½ 5-5 5- 11 5- 11 5-8 5- 10 5-5 6-0 6-0 5- 11 5- 10 5-9 5-11 162 139 145 160 144 140 122 135 147 140 130 160 135 150 Mt. Carmel, Ill. North Huntingdon, Pa. Indianapolis, Ind. Severna Park, Md. Irwin, Pa. Titusville, Fla. Stratford, Ontario, Canada Stratford, Ontario, Canada Williamsfield, Ohio Akron, O hio South Bend, Ind. Evergreen, Col. Park Hills, Ky. Kingsport, Tenn. 68 �Dr. Geri Polvino Head Coach Patsy Schacknuk Charlotte Gillespie PROSPECTUS The 1983 women's volleyball team will face its toughest challenge as it attempts to improve upon the 1982 season which included: ( I) placing a senior member(Deanne Madden) of the team as first alternate on the USA Women's National Olympic Team (2) recognition in t he national Tachikara Top Twenty Poll (3) second consecutive Ohio Valley Conference championship (4) Florida State University Invitational championship (5) a 34-15 season's record with numerous players selected all tournament, MVP and All-Regional. The Colonels will face a schedule loaded with such nationally-ranked teams as San Diego State, University of the Pacific, New Mexico, Southwest Missouri, Penn State and the University of Texas-Arlington. EK U will a lso meet the determined and much improved Ohio Valley Conference opponents. "Every effort will be made to stop Eastern from repeating as conference champions for the third consecut ive year," said EK U coach Dr. Geri Polvino. Five upperclassmen, along with five sophomores and four freshmen will makeup the 1983 team. Junior setter Charlotte Gillespie, senior all-around player Lori Duncan and sophomore middle blocker-attacker Lisa Tecca will be primary concern to opponents. Student athletes from nine states as well as Canada will blend individual experience necessary to a successfu l team effort. This team will lead Eastern in its 17th season of actionpacked volleyball. TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Lori Duncan - adds a critical aspect to the team's tempo with her offensive and defensive quickness. Her maturity and leadership skills are demonstrated on the court by her intelligent play, intensity and co ncentration. Patsy Schacknuk - maturity in the m iddle block posit ion will contin ue the traditional strengt h of Eastern's middle defense and attack. Her caringatiitud e will add to the strength of the team's unity. Char Gillespie - adds stability to the team. resulting in good play during critical moments. Her st rength is found in her competitiveness and determination. Lisa Tecca - her dominance of t he o pponents' middle game will fuel Eastern's defense. Lisa's stubborn and determined effort will control mid-court. Irene Ochman - will ignite t he Colonel offense and defense. 69 �• RECOGNITIONS/ A WARDS Lori Duncan - Selected EKU best defensive player in 1982, best all-around in 1982, OVC All-Tournament in 1982, Morehead State All Tournament in 1982. AIAW All-Region II choice in 1980 and the USVBA Cincinnati All-Tourney team in 1980. Patsy Schacknuk - Athlete of the Year, Catonsville Community College. 1981; NJCAA All-American. 1981; All Tournament second team NJ CAA Nationa ls in 1980; All T ournament first team NJ CAA Regionals in 1981 . Charlotte Gillespie - OVC All-Tournament in 1982. USV BA All-Tournament in 1982. Cathy Brett - Colorado All-Conference first team, All-State Tournament Team in 1980; All-Conference first team. All-State Tournament T eam. All-State first team, MVP State T ournament, voted MVP by female high school coaches in 198 1; established national record in 1981. Teri Oman - EKU spirit award in 1982. Angela Boykins - Indiana high school All-Conference first team in I 982 and second team in 1981. Sarah Ewy - Colorado high school All-Conference in 1982. Tami Tipton - Notre Dame leadersh ip award in volleyball in 1980. Cindy Thomson - 1982 Player of the Year; 1980, 1981 All-District. 70 �Women's Tennis 1983 SCHEDULE Date Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Sept. 27 Sept. 30 Oct. I Oct. 15 Oct. 19 Oct. 21-22 Oct. 25 Oct. 29 Opponent M urra y State Kentucky Midway (scrimmage) Marshall Morehead State Middle Tennessee Transylvania (scrimmage) Kent ucky I nterco!legiate Campbellsville (scrimmage) Minnesota S ite Home Home Ho me Home Away Home Home Louisville Home Home Time a.m. p.m. p.m. p.111. p.m. a .m. 3:00 p .m. TBA 3:00 p.m. I 1:00 a .m . 9:00 3:00 3:30 3:00 1:00 10:00 ROSTER Name Sherilyn Fiveash Chris Halbauer Kristi Spangenberg J ea nie Wa ldron Susan Wilson Peggy Wolf La uren Broeman C laudia Porras Elizabeth Phelps, Mgr. Class Sr. Soph. Jr. Soph. Sr. Soph. Soph. Jr. Sr. Hometown West Hill , Ontario, Canada Cincinnat i, Ohio Dayton, Oh io Dayton, Ohio Gainesville, Fla. Louisville, Ky. Lexingto n, Ky. Miami. Fla. Somerset, Ky. PROSPECTUS U ndcr incoming coach, Sandra Martin, the Colonels are anticipating what could be EK U's best effort in the past three years. A n Eastern alumna, Coach Martin earlier guided the Colonel track team for seven successful seasons before heading back for more graduate work in 1982-83. During her undergraduate years at EKU , Martin was a member of the Colonels' tennis team. Being added to the 1983-84 roster will be Claudia Po rras, veteran netter from Miami- Dade Community College who played No. I in her last year t here. A native of Columbia, South America, she is a former national j unior champion in that country. RECORDS Overall Team Record To Date ( 1969-1983): 132-80 ( .623 winning percentage). Sandra Martin Head Coach Kristi Spangenberg 71 Chris Halbauer �.. Golf 1983 SCHED U LE Date Sept. 22-25 Sept. 30 - Oct. 2 Oct. 6-8 Oct. 12-15 Opponent Buckeye Fall C lassic EKU Fall Invitational Kent ucky Intercollegiate D uke Fa ll Invitat ional Site Colum bus, Oh io Home Bowling Green Away ROSTER Name T im D uignan Ke lly Finney T om Shelton Dave Sm it h Ba rry Weh rman Phil We h rman Scott Simpson RUSS Barger M ike Crowe Scott Mc Kay Don Richa rd Da nny Parrett Class Sr. Sr. S r. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Fr. Hometown Knoxville. Tenn. Cincinnati. Ohio Somerset, Ky. Syracuse, N . Y. Florence, Ky. Florence, Ky. Benton, Ill. Oak R idge, Te nn. Elizabethtown, Ky. Louisville, Ky. F t. Wayne, Ind. Cecilia, Ky. PROSPECTUS Beginning his third season as East ern's head golf coach, Bobby Seaholm, the 1982 and 1983 O hio Valley Conference Coach of the Year, is expecting anothe r banner seas on for the Eastern go lf team . Led by three AII-OVC selections - T im Duigna n in 1982, Kelly Finney in 1981 and Russ Barger in 1983 - Eastern s hould aga in be a top contende r for ta king next spring's OVC fl ag fo r the third st raig ht year. "We will have a very experienced team, except for R uss who will j ust be a sophomore, "said Seaholm. " I believe we will be a better team th is season, even though we lost a great you ng golfer in P at Stephens . If we play t o our capability, we should have a good seaso n." Barger. the 1983 OVC Go lfe r of the Year, won last season's OVC tourney by two strokes over teammate Stephens. Fi n ney a nd Eastern's Ba rry Weh rman fi nished just one stroke away from making t he all-con fe rence team last s pring by tiei ng for sixth p lace in EK U's 23-stroke victory in t he league's tournament. Tim Duignan Kelly Finney 72 Russ Barger �EKU'S ALL-OVC FOOTBALL PLAYERS L>elmas Freeman. guard Pau l W right, center . Carl Plantholl. guard Ray Pelfrey. back Ed Zoretic. back Chuck Hcrt7.er. back Chuck Schmitt. tack le Alex Kilakowski. end Carl Oak ley. guard Roy Kidd. back Fred Winscher, end . Frank N assid!. tackle Jerry Johns. guard R oy Eva ns. t ackle 1948 1948 1949 1949 1949 1951 1952 1952 1953 1953 1954 1954 1954 James Hanlon, back 1954 Don Daly. back 1954 Bob Muller, back Tom Schulte. end John Scbcst. back Dave Bishop, back Steve Hcrczeg. tackle Ed d ie Miller, guard . 1954 1955 1957 1958 1959 1959 Joe Graybeal, center Don MacDo nald. 1959 guard 1961 J im my Chittum . back .. ..... . 1961, 1962 Ken Good hcw. guard 1962 Roscoe Perkins. guard 1965 C huck Seimon, end 1964, 1967 1965 J im Guice. back 1966-1968 Buddy Pfaadt. back 1965, I 966 Mike Smit h. back 1966 Aarun Marsh. end 1966, 1967 Bill Brewer, tackle 1967. 1968 Fred Troi ke, guard 1967. 1968 Ron Reed. linebacker 1967 Harry Lem. back 1967 Jim Moberly. linebacker 1968 Larry Kaelin. gua rd 1969 Tedd y Taylor. guard 1967-1969 J imrny Brooks. back I 968-1971 Harry Irw in. tackle 1970 Butch Evans, fullback 1970 J ames Wilson, tight e nd 1971 James Porter. back 1971 Wallace Chambers. 1acklc .. .. .. . 1970. 1972 James Croudep. linebacke r 1970. 1972 Larry Kirksey, e nd 1972 Alfred T hompson. back 1973 Rich Thomas, linebacker 1973 Everett Talbert. back 1974. 1976 Joe A lvino. guard 1974. 1975. 1976 J ohn R evere, Oankcr 1974 Robyn Hatley, tackle . . .. . . . 1974. 1975 Earl Cody, kicker 1974 Stan Ro berts. noseguard 1974 J unior Hardin. tackle 1974. 1975 Elmo Boyd. split-end 1975. 1976 Scott M cCalfoaer. back 1975 Ernie House, back 1976 Roosevelt Kelley, center 1976 Antho ny Miller, back 1976. 1977 Stan Mitchell, back 1977 Rand y Heaberlin. tackle 1977 Dean Stucky, g uard 1977. 1978 Jim Nelson. nankcr . 1977 Chris Roberts . end J 978 David Nea l, center 1978, 1979 J oe Richard. noseguard 1978. 1979 Dale Paiton. fullback 1978. 1979 Danny Martin. back 1978, 1979 Kevin Greve, guard 1979-198 1 David F lore'), kicker 1979 Bob McIntyre. linebacker 1979 Darryl Lawson. tack le 1980 Joe Schipske. cemcr . 1980 J ames Shehon. tackle 1980 George Floyd. back . . . 1980. 198 1 T erencc Thompson. back 1981 David Dihrk op. tackle 1981 Chris T aylor. guard 1981 . 1982 Jerry Parrish. Oanker . .... .. . . . . 1981 Randy Taylor. tac kle 1981 , 1982 Alex Dominguez. linebacker 1981 . 1982 Tuck Wool um, 4uarterback 1982 T ron Armstrong. light end 1982 Steve Bird, flanker 1982 COVERING THE COLONELS WEKU-FM, Richmond, is the origi nating station for the E KU Football Netwo rk. Play-byplay will be provided by Greg Stotelmyer. N EWS PAPERS Richmond Register (daily, p.m.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . Keith S teer Madison County Post (weekly) ..... . ........ . . • .. .. . . .. .. . . .. .. . . . .... S ports Editor Madison County Journal (weekly) .. ...... .. .. ..... .................... Sports Editor T he Eastern Progress (weekly) ........................ . ............... Sports Editor Lexington Herald-Leader (daily, a .m.) . .. ................ Mike Johnson, Gene McLean Co urier-Journal (daily, a.m.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Billy Reed, Stan S utton, Earl Cox Louisville T imes (daily, p.m.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lou Younkin RAD IO-TV Rad io WEKU-FM ......... .. ..................... .. .............. Sports D irector Radio WEKY (Richmond) ................ ........ . •............... Greg Stotelmyer Radio WCBR (Richmond) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports Di recto r Radio WVLK (Lexington) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ralph Hacker Radio WLAP (Lexington) . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports Director Radio WKTC (Lexington) .. .... ... . .. . ... . . ... ........ .. .. .. .. ... .. S ports Director WTVQ-TV (Lexington) ..... ... ..... ...... .... ........... Kenny Rice, Richard G reen WK YT-TV (Lexington) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rob Bromley, Tim Smile, Dave Baker WLEX-TV (Lexington) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alan Cutler, Mark Sok WLK Y-TV ( Louisville) ........ .... .. ..... .. . ...... .................... Mike Elliott Rad io WHAS & TV (Louisville) . ... .............. . ... ... ........ ..... Dave Conrad Rad io WAVE & TV (Louisville) . ......... ... . . . ...... .. ..... ...... ... Sports Editor Radio WINN (Louisville) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports D irector Radio WKLO (Louisville) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S ports Director Radio W AK Y (Louisville) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports Director Radio WLOU (Louisvi lle) ... ...... ... ....... ... .............. .. .... Sports Director Associated Press, 100 Midland Avenue, Lexington, Ky. 40507 United Press International, Commonwea lth Building, Louisvi lle, Ky. 40202 �F A L L S P O R T S MEDIA GUIDE t,. p.68 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Fall Sports Media Guides Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived University Publications Title A name given to the resource Sports Media Guide-Fall Sports Description An account of the resource Includes football, men's and women's cross country, women's field hockey, golf, women's tennis, women's volleyball, rifle. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context smg-fallsports-1983 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource publication Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text cross country teams field hockey teams football teams golf teams rifle teams tennis teams volleyball teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/b4af8460ba5717a49f298f59b52c9477.pdf 723b5bf40498d7f6c590290849b0e337 PDF Text Text EasternKentucky University FALL SPORTS 1 MEDIA GUIDE ·1982 CROSS COUNTRY FIELD HOCKEY . VOLLEYBALL FOOTBALL TENNIS RIFLE GOLF I i I 01v1\~~ NN1~tt FINALIST �• EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY 1~2FOOTBALLSCHEDULE Date Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20 Opponent South Carolina State Youngstown State• Open Akron• Austin Peay• Middle Tennessee• Open Western Kentucky Murray State• Tennessee Tech* Central Florida Morehead State• Site Away Home Time 7:00PMEDT 1:30 PM EDT Away Away Home 7:30 PM EDT 7:30PM CDT 1:30 PM EDT Away Home Away Away Home l:OOPMCDT 1:30 PM EDT 1:30 PM CST 7:30 PM EST 1:30 PM EST *Ohio Valley Conference Game 1981 RESULTS Overall Record: Won 12, Lost 2, Tied 0 OVC Record: Won 8, Lost 0, Tied 0 Opponent EKU South Carolina State . ... .... ............ . . 26(H) Youngstown State . .. .... . ................. 26(A) Navy .... . ..... .. .. . ................... . .. 0(A) Akron ................... . ....... . ....... 37(H) Austin Peay . . ............ ... ............. 4l(H) Middle Tennessee . . ....................... 23(A) Dayton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14(H) Western Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l 9(H) Murray State ............. .... . . .. . .. . . .. . 24(A) Tennessee Tech ........................... 63(H) Morehead State . .... . .. .. . . ....... . ....... 2l(A) *Delaware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35(H) *Boise State .. .. . . .... .. .................. 23(A) *Idaho State ............ . ........ . ........ 23(N) *NCAA I-AA Playoffs (N) Pioneer Bowl - Wichita Falls, Texas OPP 0 6 24 0 14 7 3 Il 20 10 17 28 17 34 ATT 11,400 8,000 16,379 15,800 12,300 11,500 19,700 20,800 16,600 14,200 6,000 8,100 20,176 11,000 �82 FALL SPORTS MEDIA GUIDE Contents Eastern Kentucky University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Conference Affiliations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Athletics at EKU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Football ... . . .. . . .... . ... . ...... . ... . . .... . . ... .. . . 9 Women's Cross Country ... . ... . ......... . . ... ... . . . 64 Men's Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Women's Field Hockey . .. ....... ...... .. ... . ... . .. . 66 Rifle ... .... . .. . ... . .. .......... . ... . .. .. .. ..... ... 68 70 Women's Volleyball 72 . .... ..... ... .. . .. ... . ....... ... . . . Women's Tennis EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Member: Ohio Valley Conference National Collegiate Athletic Association Eastern Ke nt ucky Unive:rsity i'i an equal opportun ity educatio nal inslinuion. 82.42.2 ABOUT TH E COVER: EKU head football coach Roy Kidd poses with several of the trophies he and his EKU Colonels have gathered during the past t hree football campaigns. In the front row a re E KU's three national champio nship game trophies, the m iddle of which is the 1979 national championship trophy, flanked by the 1980 a nd 198 1 national runnersup awards. Kidd is to uch ing the C hevrolet NCAA Division I-AA National Coach o f the Year trophies of 1980 and 81. To Kidd 's left is the 1981 Ohio Valley Conference team championship trophy. �MEMO TO THE NEWS MEDIA TO THE NEWS MEDIA The 1982 Fall Sports Media Guide has been prepared especially for the members of the press, radio and television who cover the Colonels. We sincerely hope that it will provide many of the answers concerning the Colonels and Eastern Kentucky University. If you desire additional information, special features, pictures, etc., or have questions not answered in this brochure, feel free to contact the Division of Public Information located in the Jones Building (Telephone: 606-622-230 I and 606-622-2302). Information for Visiting Newsmen at Football Games WORKING PRESS TICKETS - All requests for press tickets by working newspaper, radio, or television personnel should be made BY NAME, as far in advance as possible. Press tickets cannot be mailed less than one week in advance of the game. In the event of a large press turnout, priority will go to our regular coverage and statewide media. RADIO - All correspo ndence concerning Radio Broadcasting Rights should be addressed to the Division of Public Information, Eastern Kentucky University. Req uests should be made BY NAME as early as possible. Lines are to be ordered by the requesting station direct from the South Central Bell Telephone Company with instructions lo contact this office prior to installing lines. Spotters can be made available if requested in advance. The "official station", as designated by the Director of Athletics of the visiting institution, will be assigned priority space. Requests by other stations will be considered in relation to availability of space and date of request. • PHOTOGRAPHERS - Advance requests BY NAME are required and, as a general policy, there should be no more than one photographer per school or medium. Photographers may take pictures from the sidelines during the game provided they remain within specified areas - away from the immediate sidelines and the front of the bench and coaching areas (30 to 30 yd. line). Motion picture crews may use the facilities provided in the press box on the east side of the field. SEATING - In requesting working press tickets, please advise BY NAME as to the number in your party. It is desired that newspaper requests be limited to no more than two persons, radio requests, three persons. PRESS TAGS - Press tags must be worn for identification by all newsmen, photographers and scouts seated in the press box or located on the field. Please note: all press passes are issued BY NAME lo authorized working personnel and are non-transferable. ACCOMMODATIONS AT EASTERN The working newspaper and radio personnel, as well as scouts and other officials, will be furnished a copy of the play-by-play report and complete team and individual statistics at halftime and approximately five minutes after the game. Refreshments are served before and during the game. AVAILABILITY OF COACH ROY KIDD - EKU head coach Roy Kidd is available for telephone interviews, Monday. Thursday from 8 a.m. · noon and 1-2:30 p.m. The only exception is Tuesdays and Thursdays when he teaches class from I 0:30 • 11 :30. Kidd's telepho ne number is (606) 622-2437. GENERAL INFORMATION Location - Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, a growing city of about 24,000. Enrollment - 13,394 Founded - 1906 President - Dr. J. C. Powell Vice President for Academic Affairs - Dr. John Rowlett Athletic Conference Ohio Valley, N.C.A.A. - Men and Wo men Gymnasium - AJumni Coliseum (capacity 6,500) Stadium - Hanger Field (capacity 20,000) Nickname - Colonels, Maroons Symbol - Colonel Colo rs -- Maroon and White TELEVISION - Live television coverage is prohibited unless permission is granted by the Vice President for Public Affairs well in advance. SCOUTS - All requests by scouts should be made BY NAME as far in advance as possible. Scouts representing a college or university are limited to two per school, while professional scouts are restricted to one per tea m. Professional scouts' requests are to he made from the team's main office. 2 �Athletic Committee Members: Dr. Russell Bogue, Chairman; Dr. Dixon Barr; Dr. Anne Brooks; Dr. Larue Cocanougher; Dr. Clyde Lewis; Dr. Nancy Peel; Dr. Doug Whitlock; Mrs. Jeannette Crockett; Dr. Doris Sutton; Mr. C. E. Baldwin; Mr. A. L. Whitt; Mr. Donald Combs and Dr. Martha Mullins, ex-officio. Director of Athletics - Donald G. Combs Assistant Director of Athletics - Dr. Martha Mullins Head Football Coach- Roy Kidd (Eastern Kentucky, 1954) Line Coaches - Torn Jones (Western Kentucky, 1973); Jim Tanara (UTChattanooga, 1965) Backfield Coaches - Jack Ison (Eastern Kentucky, 1961); Joe Blankenship (Eastern Kentucky, I 965); Leon Hart (Maryville. 1973). Head Coaches Other Sports - Baseball: Jim Ward; Basketball: Max Good; Golf: Bob Seaholm; Swimming: Dan Lichty; Men's Track: Rick Erdmann; Men's Tennis: Torn Higgins; Rifle: to be named later; Women's Tennis: Dr. Martha Mullins; Women's Volleyball: Dr. Geri Polvino; Women's Basketball: Dr. Dianne Murphy; Women's Field Hockey: Lynne Harvel; Women's Track and Cross Country: Sandra Martin. Assistant Coaches Other Sports - Basketball: Bobby Washington; Swimming: Tim Cahill; Women's Basketball: Nell Hensley. Trainer - Dr. Bobby Barton. Assistant Trainers - Donna Reed and David Green. Sports Information Editor - Karl Park. Athletic Business Manager - David Parke. Board of Regents Chairman, Charles C. Combs, Richmond; Robert J. Begley, Jr., Richmond; Hallie Shouse, Lexington; Jerry Ikerd, Somerset; Dr. Rodney Gross, Grayson; J. W. Phelps, Louisville; Dr. Grady Stumbo, Frankfort; John Keith, Cynthiana; Dr. Keith Algier, faculty representative; Barry Metcalf, student representative. NCAA GUIDELINES for EFFECTIVE SIDELINE CONTROL (2) Photographers working on the field may work on any part of the sideline outside the bench area and behind the end zone, OUTSIDE THE RESTRAINING AREA LIMIT LINES. No one is permitted in the bench area on the playing field , or in the restraining area next to the sideline, ANY TIME after the competition begins, including during timeouts unless he has been issued a bench pass. Photographers only may work unrestricted on the playing field and in the bench area immediately after the end of the game. The NCAA Football Rules Committee has adopted guidelines for more efficient and safer sideline control during collegiate football contests. RULE I, Section 2, Article 3 states: Limit lines shall be marked with 12-inch lines and at 24-inch intervals 12 feet outside the sidelines and the end lines, except in stadiums where total field surface does not permit. In these stadiums, the limit lines shall not be less than six feet from the sidelines and end lines. Limit lines shall be four inches in width. NO PERSON OUTSIDE THE TEAM AREA SHALL BE WITHIN THE LIMIT LIN ES. Should any questions a rise or you incur any problems, please seek assistance from any EKU Security Personnel or Mr. Larry Bailey, University Photographer. Failure to comply with the new NCAA rules could result in your being asked to leave the field area. Photographers must observe the following two rules: (I) Each photographer shall wear a visible credential issued by the sports information director. 3 �EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY • Growth - in quantity and quality - has been the theme at Eastern Kentucky University. The quantity speaks for itself. With an enrollment of more tha n 13,000 students, the University's student body has more than tripled since I 960. As a result, new dormitories and large, well-equipped academic structures have been built. Dr. J. C. Powell will be completing his seventh year as president of the University in October. Powell, the school's seventh president, succeeded Dr. Robert R. Martin who served EKU in that position for 16¼ years. At a 1978 Boa rd o f Regents meeting, Eastern was reorganized into nine colleges and a graduate school. Five colleges - Applied Arts and Technology, Business, Education, Law Enforcement and Allied Health and Nursing - remained intact. Four new colleges were created, including Natural and Mathematical Sciences, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Arts and Humanities and Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics. The masters degree is offered in several fields as is the specialist degree. A joint doctoral program in education is sponsored in cooperation with the University of Kentucky. The physical plant has undergone building and renovation programs tota ling more than$ 138 million since I 960. During this period every existing major campus facility has been remodeled or completely reconstructed. Or. J. C. Powell, President 4 �CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS In 1941, foresighted men had visions of an Ohio Valley Conference. Sportswriters speculated about the impending division of the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Virtually all agreed it was just a matter of time until the division took place and a new athletic conference was formed. Then the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor and America was plunged into World War II. Seven years later, after the hostilities had ceased, a pre-war dream became a post-war reality. The "Big Five" of the K.I.A.C. withdrew to form the Ohio Valley Conference. Making the move were Western Kentucky State College, Eastern Kentucky State College, Murray State College, Morehead State College and the University of Louisville. They were joined by Evansville College and, shortly thereafter, by Tennessee Tech and Marshall College. Purpose of the 0. V.C., which was set forth in its constitution, is "to regulate, control and promote all the recognized branches of intercollegiate athletics in institutions represented." Through a gradual process, the Ohio Valley Conference was to become a league of Kentucky and Tennessee state colleges. Middle Tennessee State College joined the rolls in 1952, East Tennessee State University in 1957 and Austin Peay State College in the spring of 1962. They replaced Louisville, which became an independent in 1949, and Marshall and Evansville, which departed in 1952. The University of Akron and Youngstown State University joined the OVC in I97980. Eastern also competes against other OVC schools in a regular season schedule in women's basket ball and tournaments in tennis and volleyball. Championships are held also in cross country and outdoor track. Eastern ranks first in the Conference's alltime football standings with a 137-82-7 wonlost record. The Colonels have won six regular season titles outright ('54, '67, '68, '74, '76, and 1981) and shared one title in 1962. Eastern won the NCAA Division I-AA national championship in 1979 and the NCAA Mideast Regional Championship in 1967. The Colonels finished as national runnersup in the NCAA's I-AA Division in 1980 and 1981. JIM DELANY OVC COMMISSIONER James Delany, a 34-year-old former NCAA investigator, is serving his fourth year as commissioner of the Ohio Valley Conference. He succeeded Bob Vanatta as the OVC's fourth commissioner. The Succasunna, New Jersey, native became the youngest commissioner to serve the conference. The other OVC commissioners prior to Vanatta were Arthur Guepe and Paul Dietzel. Delany is a 1970 graduate of the University of North Carolina where he played basketball for coach Dean Smith'sTarheels from 1967-70 and served as co-captain on the 1969-70 squad. Following graduation, Delany entered the UNC Law School and served as an assistant coach under Smith. He received his law degree in 1973 before joining the NCAA staff. For additional information, features or pictures contact: KARL PARK OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY RICHMOND, KENTU C KY 40475 TELEPHONE (606) 622-2301 5 �ATHLETICS AT EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY • The College of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics sponsors seven intercollegiate sports for men, six intercollegiate sports for women and two coeducational intercollegiate sports. Extensive intramural, free play and club sports programs are sponsored providing varied participation opportunities for all. These programs are an integral part of the total program and development of Eastern students. They offer experiences which contribute immeasurably to the health, vitality and preparation of young people as citizens and for their leadership contributions to the youth in the nation's schools and elsewhere. The College of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics offers a variety of degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The coaches of athletics are among the fifty-seven full-time faculty members representing more than a score of the finest colleges and universities in the nation, required to produce academic, intramural and varsity athletic programs. The extensive indoor and outdoor facilities are used interchangeably for instruction and athletics as is the faculty. The College, which is organized under a single administrative unit, includes three academic departments under which there are seventeen undergraduate and graduate degree programs and intercollegiate athletics. This type organization contributes significantly to successful coordination of the program, faculty and facilities for maximum contribution to the overall mission of the University. The College is headed by Dean Russell Bogue. Its three academic departments are: School and Public Health, chaired by Dr. Herman Bush; Recreation and Park Administration, chaired bv Dr. James McChesnev; Physical Education, chaired by Dr. Lee Gentry. The College's program of intercollegiate athletics is administered by Athletic Director, Mr. Donald G. Combs, and Assistant Athletic Director, Dr. Martha Mullins. Its newly created Department of H.P.E.R. & A. Services is administered by Dr. Fred Darling. Through its departments, the College offers six baccalaureate degree programs and one two-year associate of arts option curricula for undergraduate students. At the graduate level, the College offers the Master of Science in Physical Education, Recreation and Park Administration, and Physical Education with the Sports Administration Option. Additional degree programs offered in cooperation with the College of Education include Specialist in Education, Master of Arts in Health Education, Allied Health, Physical Education, along with Rank II and Rank I teacher certification programs. The College also serves EK U's general education program through required physical education and health classes for freshmen and sophomores. Enrolled in the College's academic programs are some I, 100 majors, including more than 400 graduate students. To serve this large enrollment, the 6 �College boasts a full-time faculty of 57, including 22 members with the earned doctorate. Thirty graduate assistants perform teaching and other services. A balanced athletic program, intramural, sports clubs and intercollegiate, is provided by the College. Intramural and sport clubs programs are spo nsored through the H.P.E.R. & A. services depa rtment by intramural directors. Competition in numerous sports, including softball, flag football, soccer, racquetball, bowling, volleyball, ta ble tennis, track, basketball and field hockey provide physica l outlets for EK U students. EKU , a member of the NCAA and Ohio Valley Conference, fields athletic teams in baseball, basketball, football, swimming, golf, tennis, track (indoor and outdoor) and rifle. Basketball, field hockey, tennis, cross country, track and field and volleyball make up the intercollegiate program for women. Outstanding facilities are req uired to support a n operation with the scope of Eastern's College of H. P.E. R. & A. The College's programs a re housed in five major campus structures - The Robert 8 . Begley Building, where it is headquartered, the Alumni Coliseum, the Weaver Hea lth Building, the Presnell Building and the Greg Adams Building. Nu merous tennis courts, recreation areas, Gertrude Hood Field, Turkey Hughes Baseball Field, and the Tom C. Samuels nine-la ne track with tartan infield are among the other faci lities of the College. An 18-hole golf co urse and an outdoor educationrecreation demonstration area a re located at Arlington. T here are four equipped tra ining rooms attached to the intercollegiate locker rooms in four buildings. The seven-story Begley Building is designed to serve nearly 2,000 students hourly in classes and also provides seating for more than 20,000 football spectators. Included in the structure are three gymnasiums, 12 ha ndba ll courts, 36 classrooms, 60 offices a nd the dressing facilities for physical education and football. A training area includes two exercise and weight-lifting rooms, a steam room and a large therapy tank. A seminar room a nd reception area are located on the second level of the building. Offices o n this level have been accoustically treated to absorb sound from the open-top a thletic area. The Thomas E. McD onough Intramural Fields, which boasts IO football fields , two of which are varsity practice fields and another two which are la rge enough for soccer play, a re in use. In season, eight softba ll fields may be supe ri mposed on the football layo uts. The Glenn Presnell Building houses football locker and shower rooms, a training room, rest rooms a nd sto rage, office and lecture areas. An equipment check-out room and other service facilities are located to serve the students who participate in the intramural programs. The Greg Adams indoor tennis facility became available for use in the fall of 1976. It constitutes the fifth building o n campus devoted to ho using the activities of the College of H.P.E.R. & A. 7 ��Football Rice Bowl. The Colonels also start the 1982 season with a 25 game winning streak at their home stadium, Hanger Field. Eastern has also been ranked in the top twenty in the nation by both wire service·polls, having gone as high as No. I in 1979 and 1981. Kidd's success comes from a combination of demanding the ultimate in dedication and determination, yet being a coach who is respected by his players. His ability to communicate with his players stems from a realistic, matter-of-fact attitude. He's genuinely concerned about each individual as a player and as a student. He has a brilliant football mind and is a man who takes advantage of most situatio ns and is not afraid to gamble. He is a n organizer who has surrounded himself with a very capable coaching staff. All these ingredients point to the fact that Roy Kidd is a winner. It all started for Kidd as a little leaguer in Corbin, Ky., and he continued on the plus side of the ledger as a high school athlete and then as a football and baseball star at Eastern. When he was a graduate assistant coach, Eastern went unbeaten and received an invitation to the Tangerine Bowl. Then he started coaching in high school, building tiny Richmond Mad ison into a state football powerhouse. He had a 54--10-1 record, a 27game winning streak and 14 consecutive unscored-upon games. He was Kentucky Coach of the Year in 1961 when the Purples were ranked No. I in the state all season. He went to Morehead as an assistant coach in 1962 and helped guide the Eagles to their second winning season in 13 years and a share of the OVC championship. Then it was back to Eastern in 1963 where he served as an assistant for one year before tak ing over the head job. The Colonels went 3-5-1 his first year, o ne of only two losing seasons he has had while coaching. They improved that to 5-3-1 the following year and Kidd was elected Coach of the Year in the OVC. Kidd is married to the former Susan Purcell of Richmond. They have three children: Marc, Kathy, and Keith. ROY KIDD Head Coach 'And the beat goes on .. .' Sonny and Cher's old tune from the late '60's could very well become Roy Kidd's theme song as he embarks upon his 19th season at EKU this fall. Just like the song implies, Kidd's and Eastern's 'beat' is setting new records and going to national championship contests. Kidd also was honored again in 198 1 as he was selected the National Coach of the Year in I-AA for the second straight year and the OVC Coach of the Year. He was also recipient of The Lexington Herald's 1981 Kentucky Sportsman of the Year Award. Noteworthy coaching achievements have become a rule of thumb for Kidd during the last four years. In 1978, he was credited with his 100th collegiate coaching victory and, of course, in 1979 he guided the Colonels to the Division I-AA national c hampionship. EK U finished l l-2 that latter year. Then, in 1980, Kidd's Eastern team came within 55 seconds of putting back-to back national championships together, winning IO games before losing to Boise State 31-29 on a fourth-down pass in the na tional title contest. The 1981 season saw Kidd, who has compiled a 133-55-6 record at EK U, take his Colonels to an unprecede nted third consecutive national title game and a school record 12-2 overall mark. T he Colonels. after defeating Delaware and Boise State, fell to Idaho State, 34-23, in the national finals. During these past 18 years, Eastern has captured a natio nal championship, two natio nal runnersup trophies, five OVC championsh ips, had an unbeaten string of 15 games in the league and won the 1967 NCAA Mideast Regional Championship (covering more than 100 teams in a IO-state area) by defeating Ball State 27-13 in the Grantland 9 �Jack Ison J oe Blankenship Leon Hart Jim Tanara • JACK ISON Defensive Backfield Coach JOE BLANKENSHIP Linebacker Coach Defensive secondary coach Jack Ison must replace three of four starters in a defensive backfield that helped EKU set a school record last year with 26 interceptions. Ison will also serve as defensive coordinator again this season and is the dean of Colonel assistant coaches, having served as an EK U assistant for this his 16th year. Kidd gave the 196 I Eastern graduate his first coaching j ob at Richmond's Madison High School. After assisting Kidd to a 13- 1 record and a Class AA runnerup tro phy in 1961 , Ison was named head coach in 1962 when Kidd entered the college coaching field. The Royal Purples were 6-2-2 under his g uidance. The Russell native is married to the former Patricia Lykins. whom he met as a classmate at Eastern. They have two daught ers, Elizabeth (20) and Melinda ( 16). Joe Blankenship begins his sixth year a t EK U and will have three o f the squad's top four tacklers returning in linebackers David Hill, Pete Jackson and Alex Dom inguez. After spending his freshman year o f college at the University o f Kentucky. Blankenship played his final three years at Eastern. receiving his bachelor's degree in 1966 from EKU. Blankensh ip also put in a coaching stint at Louisville Seneca High School before coming to Eastern. Blank enship is married to the former Brenda Wooden of Louisville and they have two children, Kimberly Lynn ( 19) a nd J oseph Troy ( 11). J im Tanara will handle the down linemen again in his fourth year as an assistant coach at Eastern. Tanara came to EK U from the staff of Bear Bryant at A labama where he served 11 years working with the Tide's defensive front. While at Alaba ma. Tanara was a member o f the staff that directed the T ide to two national champio nships and appearances in 11 bowl games. He also served as UA's head wrestling coach for 11 years. He later was a three-year letterman for UTChattanooga and started at both defensive end and tight end. While collecting Little AllAmerican honors in 1964. he received h is bachelor of science degree in 1965 and was drafted by the New Orleans Saints upon graduation. He was an assistant foot ball coach at C leveland (Tenn.) High School forthree years before going to Alabama in 1968. He received his master's degree from Alabama in 1970. LEON HART Offensive Backfield Coach Leon Hart begins his fifth season as an assistant in charge of the EK U offensive backfield. He will also be the offensive coordinator for the Colonels this fal l. Hart must tutor his third different starting quarterback in the last four years for the Colonels this season when senior Tuck Woolum steps to the front. Hart graduated from Mansfield (Ohio) Madison High School in 1969. and went o n to Maryville College where he received his B.A. in education in 1973. While at Maryville, Hart lettered four years in football and three yea rs in baseball. serving as captain of the baseball squad as a senior. He was a safety for the Maryville gridders. leading the team in interceptions his last three seasons. Hart is married to the former Becki Sowers of Mansfield a nd they have two sons, Timothy Robert (5) and Seth (nine months). JIM TANARA Down Lineman Coach 10 �Tom Jones Conrad Cardano Teddy Taylor Rick Sang TOM JONES Offensive Line Coach CONRAD CARDANO Receiver Coach Tom Jones, a 1973 graduate of Western Kentucky University, begins his second season as Eastern's offensive line coach. Jones was an All-State center at Glasgow High School where he graduated in 1969 and then went to WKU. While playing offensive center for coach Jimmy Feix at Western, he was a member of two OVC championship squad s. After graduating from Western in 1973, Jones assumed coaching positions at Bullitt Central High School, Adair County High School, Macon County (Tenn.) High School and Caverna High School during the next five years. A native of Glasgow, Jones had coached at Morehead State and as a graduate assistant at the University of Tennessee. Jones, 31, is married to the former Mary Bess Ma nby of LaGrange and they have two daughters, J ennifer Elizabeth (2 ½) and Amanda Lee (I ½). Conrad Cardano will again serve coach Roy Kidd as receiver coach in this his second season with the Colonels. Cardano, a 33-year old native of Washington, D.C., came to Eastern from Marshall University in the Southern Conference where he was the receiver coach for the Thundering Herd for two seasons. A 1967 graduate ofBladensburg (Md.) High School, Cardano went on to letter two years at quarterback at Western Carolina, leading the Catamounts to records of 9-1 and 6--3 those two seasons. After graduating from WC U in 1971, Cardano played three seasons of semi-pro foot ball in the Seaboard Professional Football League. His othe r assistant coaching assignments include Tuscola ( N .C.) High School, Dover ( Mass.) Sherborn High School and Catholic University where he served as o ffensive coordinator as CU went 27-11 within a four-year period. He received his master's degree in education from EK U in 1982, specializing in administratio n and supervision. He is married to the fo rmer Christina Willis o f Huntington, W. Va. TEDDY TAYLOR Defensive End Coach Teddy Taylor, a 1970 gradua te of Eastern, will serve as a coach for Kidd's Colonels for the fourth straight season. While serving as dorm director, Tay lor will work with the defensive ends for the Colonels. An All-American noseguard at Eastern in 1969, Taylor was a significant fo rce in EK U's Mideast Regional and Ohio Valley Confere nce championship team of 1967 and theOVC champion sq uad of 1968. Taylor served as head coach a t Pineville High School after filling an assistant's post there for two years. He was voted South East Kentucky Conference Coach of the Year in 1978 while guiding his team to a 9-3 record. He is married to the fo rmer Frances White of Lexingto n and they have two d aughters, Katrina ( 13) and Che (8). RICK SANG Defensive Scout Team and Kickers' Coach Rick Sang, a 1980 graduate of EKU, will be back for the third year to work with the EKU Colonels' kickers and d efensive scout team. Sang, who lettered three years at EKU as a fla nker, was a member of Kidd's 1979 national championship team. That year he started at flanker and punted in the national championship game against Lehigh. The 24-year old native of Ashland is married to the former Kelli Ellis of Findlay, Ohio. 11 �Donald G. Combs Dr. Martha Mullins Donna Reed Dr. Bobby Barton DONALD G. COMBS Director of Athletics DR. MARTHA MULLINS Assistant Athletic Director Donald G. Combs begins his 12th year as Director of Athletics at Eastern, after serving the university 13 years as swimming coach. Combs, who was known throughout the state as the dean of Kentucky collegiate swimming coaches, handed over his swimming coaching duties to Dan Lichty, his assistant, in 1975. He is currently serving his fourth year as an at-large member of the NCAA's Division IAA football committee. Recognized as a "Master Coach" by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America in 1970, Combs coached Eastern's swim team from 1963-75. During those years, the EK U Eels captured 12 consecutive Kentucky Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving Championships and compiled a I 34-29 record. A 1949 graduate of Model Laboratory School, Combs received his B.S. in 1953 and M.A. in 1965. Both degrees are from Eastern. The son of baseball Hall-of-Farner Earle B. Combs, Sr., and Mrs. Combs of Richmond, Combs and his wife, Pauline, have four children. Dr. Martha Mullins is in her seventh year as Assistant Athletic Director, combining this position with coach of women's tennis. Mullins has been an administrator in women's athletics at Eastern for the past twelve years. She received Ph.D. and M.A. degrees from Florida State University. Her undergraduate degree is from the University of Alabama. While at Florida State University, Dr. Mullins assisted with the women's track team. During her six-year tenure in Florida's junior colleges she was active as coach of tennis and volleyball and provided early leadership in establishing athletic participation for women students in the state's junior colleges. Dr. Mullins has recently served as President of the Kentucky Women's Intercollegiate Conference. DR. BOBBY BARTON Athletic Trainer Dr. Bobby Barton of Lexington is beginning his seventh season as athletic trainer at EKU. Barton came to Eastern from the University of Kentucky where he served as associate trainer in charge of the basketball Wildcats. Barton received his B.A. degree from the University of Kentucky in 1968 and his M.S. at Marshall University in I970. He earned his Doctor of Arts degree in Adapted Physical Education at Middle Tennessee State University in 1975 and has also completed the requirements for his certificate in corrective therapx from Texas A&M University. He is currently serving a term as President of the 8,000-member NATA (National Athletic Trainer's Association). Barton is married to the former J ojean Chestnut of Lexington a nd they have one son, Brian (4). DONNA REED Assistant Athletic Trainer Donna Reed, a graduate of Southern Connecticut State College in New Haven, is beginning her fourth year as Ass istant Athletic Trainer at EK U. Following her graduation in 1976 from SCSC, she was a student trainer at the University of Oregon in 1977 and 1978 where she received her Masters in 1978. 12 �David Parke David Green Karl Park DAVID PARKE Athletic Business Manager KARL PARK Sports Information Editor David Parke, a 1978 graduate ofEKU, will begin his third year as Athletic Business Manager for the EKU Colonel teams. Parke, who formerly worked as a cashier in the Billings and Collections Division at EKU, has been a member of the Eastern statistics crew for the football and basketball games of the Colonels for seven years. A 1974 graduate of Madison Central High School, Parke played baseball, football and basketball for the Indians. He lettered four years in baseball and two seasons in football where he was named All-Mid State Conference at center in I973. Karl Park, a 1970 graduate of EKU, is beginning his 13th year as Sports Information Editor for Eastern's athletic teams. He served as sports editor of the school newspaper, The Eastern Progress, for three years while a student of the University. The 33-yearold Richmond, Ky. native is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (COSIDA), the , United States Basket ball Write rs Association and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. He received national recognition for the production of EKU's three seasonal media guides for 1978-79 and 1979-80. The winter sports guide was voted Best in the Nation Division A for those two years. He is married to the former Shelley Steele of Owingsville. DAVID GREEN Assistant Athletic Trainer David Green, a 1975 graduate of Middle Tennessee State University, is serving his third year as an Assistant Athletic Trainer a t Eastern. Green, a 28-year old native of Hendersonville, Tenn., graduated from Isaac Litton High School in Nashville, Tenn., in 1971. After graduating from MTSU, he entered graduate school at Eastern where he received his masters in health education in 1977. For three years, Green was head trainer for both the boys and girls athletic teams at Paul Blazer High School in Ashland. He is married to the former Brenda Magee of Lancaster, Ohio. 13 �1982 FOOTBALL PROSPECTUS Thirty-six lettermen, including four first-team All-Ohio Valley Conference selections, return for coach Roy Kidd's defending OVC champion and NCAA Division I-AA national runnerup Eastern Kentucky University Colonels. Kidd, who has compiled 133-55-6 record in his 18 seasons at EKU, was chosen as the NCAA 's Division I-AA National Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season and was also picked as the 1981 OYC Coach of the Year. Junior tailback Terence Thompson (5-9, 178), an AII-OVC player who led the Colonels with 1,237 yards rushing in 210 carries and 13 touchdowns last season, returns to lead the Eastern offensive attack. EK U returns its other top three r ushers in 5-9, 181-junio r tailback Ed Hairston ( 109 carries559 yards-five TD's); 5-9, 204- pound junior tailback Jon Sutkamp (99-367-3); and 5-11 , 235pound senior fullback Nicky Yeast (82-343-7). The Colonels will also employ the 1-2 pass receiving punch of senior flank er Steve Bird (511, 165) and juniortight end Tron Armstrong (6-I, 195), Eastern'stop two receivers in 198 I. Stats for last season showed Bird with 26 catches for 550 yards and fourTD's, while Armstrong caught 24 passes for 392 yards. Glenn Brooks, a 5-9, 169-pound senior split-end, will lend depth to the receiver slot ( 10-126). Senior quarterback Tuck W oolum (5-11, 195) has the edge for getting the starting nod at quarterback. In his backup role last season, Woolum hit 15-28 passes for 245 yards and two touchdowns. AII-OVC senior guard Chris Taylor (6-4, 236) will ease the pain oflosing two other AII-OVC selections - guard Kevin Greve and tackle David Dihrkop - 10 graduation. The other starter returning on the line in '82 is jun ior center Chris Sullivan (6-2 , 237). Mark Willoughby, 6-1, 240pound senior, has been moved from defensive tackle to offensive tackle. Other lettermen returning in the offensive line include part-time sta rter. junior tackle Benny Allen (6-1, 245); junior guard David Burry (6-l, 243);junior guard Mike Neal (6-2, 220); and sophomore tackle Joe Spadafino (6-2, 240). AII-OVC choices Alex Dominguez, a 6-0, 215-pound senior linebacker, and Randy Taylor. a 6-3, 235-pound senior tackle, head the list of returnees for the Colonels' defense. a unit which led the league in team defense, yielding but 229 yards and 10 points per game during the regular 1982 season. Dominguez totaled 38 tackles and 49 assists, while Taylor collected 39-34. The Colonels ' top tackler of the '81 season, junior linebacker David Hill (5-10, 205) will be back along with senior linebacker Pete Jackson (5-9½, 192). Hill had 73 tackles and 61 assists, while .Jackson collected 63-44. Other starters returning on defense include 6-2, 220-pound senior end Richard Bell; 5-10, 225-pound junior noseguard Mike McShane; 6-J, 227-pound senior end Allen Young; and 511 ½ . 180-pound senior defensive back Gus Pa rks. The kicking game fo r the Colonels should be in good shape as Eastern returns three lettermen for these positions. Junior placekickcr J amie Lovett (5-8, 157), who set an Eastern single-season kick-scoring record last year with 80 points. will be back for fie ld goals and extra points. while senior Gary Nussbaum(5-9, 175) will handle the kickoff chores and backup EP-FG duties. Senior punter Larry Sanders (6-1, 204) averaged 38.J yards per punt for the Colonels last yea r a nd will battle junior Steve Rowe for that position. Bell and Dominguez will handle the captain's duties for the defense, while Woolum and Wil loughby will serve as offensive co-captains . R. Taylor a nd Yeast are alternates. When Eastern hits the field Sept. 11 against Youngstown State, the Colonels will be attem pting to extend their Hanger Field win s treak which stands at 25 in a row entering the 1982 season. Eastern. who finished 12-2 overall and 8-0 in the OYC. a ppeared in the NCA A D ivision IAA na tional championship game for the third straight year. EKU won the national title in 1979 and finished as the runnersup in 1980 and 1981. 14 �1982 COLONELS A CAPSULE ANALYSIS Offense: I-Pro Set. Defense: 5-2 or Oklahoma. Strengths: Excellent runningbacks and receivers; outstanding group of linebackers; strong kicking game. Weaknesses: Lack of depth at quarterback and offensive line; lack of experience in secondary. Lettermen Lost: 13 LETTERMEN RETURNING (36) Linebackers: David Hill, Alex Dominguez, Pete Jackson, Terry Simmons. Noseguard: Mike McShane. Secondary: Gus Parks, Cliff McCullough, Anthony Jones, Gabriel Lewis, David Simpson, Mike Mims. Ends: Steve Bird, Tron Armstrong, Bobby Woods, Charles Keller, Richard Bell, Allen Young, Glen Brooks, Steve Brown. Tackles: Benny Allen, Mark Willoughby, Randy Taylor, Mike Wagers, Joe Spadafino. Guards: Chris Taylor, David Burry, Mike Neal. Center: Chris Sullivan. Tailbacks: Terence Thompson, Ed Hairston. Fullbacks: Nicky Yeast, Jon Sutkamp. Quarterback: Tuck Woolum. Kickers: J a mie Lovett, Gary Nussbaum, La nny Sanders. 15 �• DEFENSE FRANK HARDIN GUS PARKS CLIFF McCULLOUGH GABRIEL LEWIS ANTHONY JONES DAVID SIMPSON MARK WOODRUM SECONDARY Gabriel Lewis ... Junior ... 20 . .. S-9 ... 180 ... One Letter ... Ironton, Ohio ... Gabriel played almost full-time on the special teams. making a very significant contribution . . . coaches look for him to do the same this fall .. will challenge for the strong safety starter's spot high school coach - Bob Lutz of Ironton. Frank Hardin ... Senior ... 23 ... 6-1 ... 196 ... No Letters . .. South Shore, Ky . ... Frank had a very good spring ... will play one of the safety positions . .. started making progress during the 1981 spring practice ... learned how to practice with intensity ... very hardnosed ... would have to be considered the No. I defensive back after this year's spring drills . . . graduate of Greenup County High School. Anthony Jones ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 5-10 . . . 182 . . . One Letter ... Ocala, Fla. ... Anthony played cornerback, safety and roverback in the spring ... coaches will settle on his position in the fall . . . very aggressive ... will be around the football ... had excellent spring ... one of the better athletes on the team . good, tough hitter ... held for extra point and field goal attempts last year ... high school coach - Mike Clayton of North Marion. Gus Parks ... Senior ... 21 ... 5-11 ... 176 ... Three Letters ... Harrodsburg, Ky ... . Gus should be one of the leaders in the secondary this year ... missed quite a bit of action in the spring because of an infection in his foot . .. his experience should help him come back strong in the fall . . second on the team in interceptions in '81 with five . .. high school coach - Alvis Johnson of Harrodsburg. David Simpson ... Sophomore . .. 19 ... 5-11 . . . 192 ... One Letter . .. Newport, Ky . ... David played roverback and cornerback this past spring . . will probably play mostly cornerback in the fall .. . has excellent range and physical capabilities . .. should challenge for a starting position ... high school coach Mike Murphy of Newport. Cliff McCullough ... Senior ... 22 . .. 5-10 .. . 194 . .. Two Letters ... Port Charlotte, Fla. .. . With a full-year's experience of playing time under his belt, Cliff should now be a steady performer . basically a runningback converted to a defensive back . . . graduate of Charlotte High School. Mike Mims .. . Junior . .. 20 ... 5-11 ... 190 ... One Letter ... St. Petersburg, Fla . ... Mike made a tremendous amount of progress this past season ... a part-time starter in 1981 . .. should now be ready to challenge for the free safety position as a full-time starter . .. has been plagued with nagging-type injuries . high school coach Bob Stephens of Lakewood. Mark Woodrum ... Junior ... 20 ... 6-0 .. . 176 ... No Letters ... Wheelersburg, Ohio .. . Mark is a hard worker ... very coachable .. . must make vast improvements to be contributor to the 1982 Colonels ... works hard all-year round ... needs to improve speed . .. high school coach - Ed Miller of Wheelersburg. 16 �DAVID HILL TERRY SIMMONS Steve Lafollette ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-2 . .. 176 ... No Letters . .. Hodgenville, Ky .... Steve was a walk-on in the fall of 1981 ... has to improve his speed and toughness to play for the Colonels ... working hard to do better ... very coachable .. . graduate of Larue County High School. LINEBACKERS Alex Dominguez ... Senior ... 22 ... 5-11 1/2 ... 210 ... Two Letters ... South Miami, Fla. . . . Alex has progressed just as expected after coming back from a severe injury his freshman year ... provides excellent leadership on and off the field ... a returning first-team All-OVC player from 1981 ... one of the cornerstones of EK U's defensive strategy ... member of the 1981 Winner's Club ... a co-captain for 1982 ... probable All-OVC player in '82 ... graduate of South Miami High School. Pete Jackson ... Senior ... 22 ... 5-10 ... 194 . . . One Letter ... Blountstown, Fla. ... Pete has great quickness and agility ... plays with extreme intensity which enables him to be a physical player ... has great attitude ... junior college transfer from Marion (Ala.) Institute . . . definitely made a smooth adjustment to EKU's program . . . mem ber of the 1981 Winner's Club ... considered a starter . . . a probable All-OVC player. David Hill ... Junior ... 20 .. . 5-10½ .. . 218 .. . Two Letters ... Miami, Fla.... David has great potential ... led Eastern in tackles a nd assists in 1981 with 73-61 . .. his performance in the past has been excellent ... his future can be what he wants it to be .. . excellent agility . . . stays on his feet well ... memberofthe 1981 Winner's Club ... definite AII-OVC candidate for '82 ... graduate of Miami Carol City High School. Terry Simmons ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 5-11 ... 191 ... One Letter ... Hamilton, Ohio ... Terry has all the attributes a good linebacker needs . . his progress has been steady . .. selected OVC Rookie of the Week for his efforts in EKU's 63-10 win over Tennessee Tech last year ... his future looks bright ... has similar qualities as EK U's other top linebackers ... should get a lot of playing time in 1982 ... high school coach - Dale Robertson of Hamilton. William May ... Sophomore . . . 19 ... 5-9 .. . 204 ... No Letters ... Shelbyville, Ky . .. . William was the most impressive young linebacker during spring drills . . . similar in playing style and stature to teammate Pete Jackson . . . should be a high quality linebacker ... will see plenty of action in 1982 . high schol coach - Tom Becherer of Shelby County. Brian Bebee ... Freshman ... 19 ... 6-0 ... 21 7 ... No Letters ... Hammonton, N.J .... Brian shows promise with added exposure and experience ... should develop into a quality linebacker .. . a signee out of high school to Villanova University, who later dropped football. 17 �• ~ •,.;~~•,;.c:,i;·_-,.-l!..:;.;;,·.-,.__..:,. :;,i(,~pla ~6~- ·•4':·· ~ ~ " , ;·· ·;~ ==~"= . '~~~ ~J~ TOMMY BURNETTE MIKE McSHANE Tommy Burnette ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 6-1 .. . 208 ... No Letters ... Knoxville, Tenn... . Tommy hasn't bounced back to his original abilities since his leg injury ... great individual .. . very coachable ... graduate of Halls High School. NOSEGUARDS Mike McShane ... Junior ... 20 ... S-IO .. . 227 . .. Two Letters ... St. Petersburg, Fla... . Mike improved tremendously during spring practice ... was a part-time starter last year .. . a member of the 1981 Winner's C lub . . . a physically strong player ... had 12 sacks for a minus 70 yards in 198 1 ... has bench-pressed 420 pounds ... has worked on his quickness .. . should be a mainstay in defensive line in '82 .. . graduate of Northeast High School. Mike Evanoff ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 5-10 ... 219 ... No Letters ... Vienna, Va.... Mike is a transfer from the University of Wyoming, having sat out last season under the transfer rule ... an aggressive football player ... has good quickness ... will see plenty of action this season ... graduate of Oakton High School. TACKLES Randy Taylor ... Senior ... 21 ... 6-3½ ... 230 ... Three Letters ... Cincinnati, Ohio ... Randy had an excellent last half of spring practice this year ... has been elected as an alternate captain for the 1982 season ... re- RANDY TAYLOR turning AII-OVC player from '81 ... should be one of the leaders on the defensive line this season ... member of 1981 Winner's Club ... has a chance to be one of the best defensive players in the league this season ... graduate of Woodward High School. Bobby Woods ... Senior ... 21 ... 6-2 ... 23S ... Three Letters . .. Oak Hill, Fla. ... Bobby has seen playing time since he was a freshman . starter since spring practice . . . showed improvement during the spring ... has great strength and quickness ... good pass rusher . .. member of 1981 Winner's Club ... should be one of EKU's top defensive tackles ... high school coach - Bill Moreman of New Smyrna Beach. Rick Campbell . .. Sophomore . .. 19 ... 6-2 . .. 231 ... No Letter . .. Altamonte Springs, Fla. . . . Rick played sparingly last year at defensive tackle . . . should see a lot more playing time in 1982 . . . hampered with injuries as a freshman . .. great attitude ... high school coach - Dave Tullis of Lake Brantley. Matt Lauck ... Junior ... 21 ... 6-4 ... 228 ... No Letters . .. Pitman, N.J. . . . Matt is a transfer from Temple University ... is a very quick and aggressive football player ... has an opportunity to start in '82 . .. coaches looking for great things from him ... sat out last year as a transfer . . . graduate of Pitman High School. 18 �~~ - ' "-----~ 1-..-_ _..._ ·~- ' ..- ':· ,$,.. ,..,.... ......,,_,.. - ..,,.,.;; ..,,,,, ..._ . . , , ' _-.;..,;,,. =;;:;~~-;:~:- RICHARD BELL CHARLES KELLER -...... JAY HEND ERSON TIM DALE Jay Henderson .. . Sophomore . . . 19 .. . 6-0 . . . 219 ... No Letters . . . Louisville, Ky ... . J ay did not participate in the spring because of knee surgery .. . has a bility to be a great defensive end . .. needs to get stronger . graduate of Iroquois High School. Mike Wagers .. . Senior .. . 21 . .. 6-2 ... 215 ... Two Letters ... Brooksville, Fla.... Mike has played linebacker for the past three years. .. was moved to left defensive tackle during the last five days of spring practice . .. a very aggressive and hard-hitting player . . . needs experience a nd work at his new position ... high school coach - Chuc k Wood of Herna ndo. Steve Brown ... Junior ... 20 ... 6-31/ 1 ••• 206 ... One Letter . .. Cincinnati, Ohio ... Steve was moved from defensive tackle to end in the spring ... has the speed, quickness and size to be a good end . . . needs to wo rk harder ... excellent a thlete .. . needs to become a leader . . . high school coa ch - Gerry Faust of Moeller. ENDS Richard Bell . .. Senior . .. 22 .. . 6-2 1/ 1 • • • 222 .. . Three Letters ... Marietta, Ga.... Richard was elected one of Eastern·s defensive cocaptains for 1982 ... has good speed ... is very strong . . . had a n o utstanding spring this year . . . member of 198 1 Winner's Club . .. graduate of Sprayberry High School. Tim Dale ... Freshman ... 19 ... 6-1 ... 214 . . . No Letters . . . Paris, Ky . . . . Tim was switched from defensive end to tight end during the last two weeks of spring practice ... a good athlete . . . needs some work on intensity .. . coaches are still waiting for him to show his ability .. high school coach Ra ndy Reese of Paris. Allen Young . .. Senior ... 22 . .. 6-3 .. . 225 ... Two Letters .. . Louisville, Ky . . . . Allen started for the Colonels last season ... should be more aggressive . .. needs to show leadership qualities ... must become more consistent .. . has physical size a nd strength to be outstanding end . . . was a member of 198 1 Winner's Club . .. played fo r EK U assistant J oe Blankenship in high school ... graduate of Seneca High School. -- Charles Keller .. . Junio r . . . 20 . .. 6-3 ... 211 ... One Letter . . . East Miami, Fla.. . . C harles made progress in spring drills .. . could push for a sta rting slot . . . a hard worker ... has good football savvy ... high school coach Mike Uspensky of Mia mi Lakes. 19 �OFFENSE STEVE BIRD ti:. GLENN BROOKS GEORGE MILLER game, breaking several tackles to score a big TD on a 61-yard reception ... possible pro prospect . . . high school coach - Archie Powers of Corbin. TIGHT ENDS Tron Armstrong ... Junior ... 21 ... 6-1 ½ .. . 202 ... Two Letters ... St. Petersburg, Fla. .. . Tron is established as EK U's No. I tight end .. . could be one of the OVCs best this year . .. is very quick (:4.5 40-yard dash) ... has good hands ... caught 24 passes for 392 yards in 1981 ... member of '81 Winner's Club ... a good blocker ... coaches are looking to him for leadership this year ... an excellent athlete . high school coach - Bob Stephens of Lakewood. Isiah Hill ... Freshman ... 19 . .. 5-8½ ... 157 . .. No Letters . .. Pineville, Ky .... Isiah was a walk-on last fall ... a hard worker . .. has not matured yet as a receiver ... has good hands .. needs to concentrate more . . . graduate of Pineville High School. SPLIT ENDS Glenn Brooks ... Senior ... 21 ... 5-8½ .. . 173 ... One Letter ... Louisville, Ky .... Glenn is quick and tough ... member of 1981 Winner's Club . .. need Brooks to play at top form for Colonels to have good offensive year ... had a disappointing spring ... can be one of the best downfield blockers on the team . . . teammates have nicknamed him "Chainsaw" ... has good hands . .. needs to learn defenses better and concentrate more . .. could be a good one .. . made many important catches in 1981 ... transfer from Indiana University ... brother of EK U's all-time leading rusher Jimmie Brooks ... graduate of Valley High School. Fred Arbogast ... Freshman ... 19 ... 6-5 ... 212 . .. No Letters ... Ashland, Ky.... Fred was a walk-on last fall . . . works hard in practice ... never missed a fall practice in '81 on the scout team ... needs to get stronger ... should be more consistent . . . graduate of Wheato n (Ill.) North High School. FLANKERS Steve Bird ... Senior . .. 21 . .. 5-11 ... 171 ... Three Letters . . . Corbin, Ky . . . . Steve is probably one of the team's best athletes .. . turned in a :4.5 40-yard dash last spring .. . leading returning receiver from 1981 with 26 catches for 550 yards and four TD's ... has good hands ... member of'8 I Winner's Club .. . runs disciplined patterns ... learned to read coverages better in the spring ... hard worker. . . probable All-OVC candidate ... needs to be more consistent blocker ... could be a great one . .. won ABC-TV's MVP award for the Idaho State national championship game ... made outstanding run in '81 Murray State George Miller ... Freshman ... 19 ... 5-11½ ... 190 . . . No Letters ... Richmond, Ky.... George was switched from quarterback to split-end in the spring ... has size to play this position . . needs more practice time to develop at this position . .. needs to relax more so his athletic albility can come out ... high school teammate of freshman signee Keith Bosley . .. high school coach - Monty Joe Lovell of Richmond Madison. 20 �-· TUCK WOOLUM •.,.·· .,,s,.•~.· ' • •· ··•... ·.. : ·.· .,, ...·= ~_.,,, ,,_..,.-.~ ~,,..... ~ .". . .. "$~ ···.,, . ,. :;;,,,~·. · ,- -- ::~ TIM PORTALE TONY JAMES . . ::: ,.__..,,~ . ' v;;;ll!~::1:ffJt; TERENCE THOMPSON ED HAIRSTON QUARTERBACKS TAILBACKS Tuck Woolum ... Senior . .. 2 I ... 5- 11 ... 202 . . . Two Letters ... Pineville, Ky .... Tuck had Terence Thompson ... Junior ... 20 ... 5-8 .. . 176 ... One Letter ... Owensboro, Ky... . an excellent spring ... has shown great leadership qualities . . . elected as offensive cocaptain for '82 season ... takes charge in the huddle .. . finds a way to win ... drove EK U to the winning TD in last regular season game vs. Morehead State in '81 ... throwing the ball well . .. has played backup for the past two seasons to the now graduated Chris Isaac ... high school coach - now EKU part-time assistant Teddy Taylor of Pineville. Terence had an excellent off-season program in weight conditioning . .. had outstanding spring practice . . . looking forward to another good year from him . . . member of 1981 Winner's Club ... a returning AII-OVC player . .. had great game versus Akron last year when he scored four TD's (78, 18, 93 and 66 yards) and gained 293 yards in just 17 carries .. . led EK U with 1,237 yards rushing for the '81 season ... possible All-American candidate . .. high school coach - Don Netoskie of Owensboro. Tony James ... Sophomore ... 20 . .. 5-10 .. . 171 ... No Letters ... Owensboro, Ky... . Ed Hairston ... Junior ... 20 ... 5-8 ... 193 ... One Letter . .. Mansfield, Ohio .. . Ed finished Tony was red-shirted last year ... can play tailback or quarterback and will proba bly see duty at both . . excellent runner . . . a definite threat on the corner ... showed improvement at the end of spring practice . high school teammate of EK U tailback Terence Thompson .. . high school coach Don Netoskie of Owensboro. up the 1981 season with an outstanding game versus Boise State .. . voted the ABC-TV MVP for the Boise State game ... had a disappointing off-season and spring practice .. . a tough inside runner ... has great speed ... had excellent last spring scrimmage ... will push Thompson for playing time in '82 ... high school coach - Dan Gerhardt of Malabar. Tim Portale . .. Freshman . .. 19 ... 5-10 ... 200 . .. No Letters .. . Louisville, Ky .... Tim made some improvements in the spring . needs to improve his passing . . . has good leadership qualities ... will fight for backup time behind Woolum . .. high school coachRoger Gruniesen of Trinity. 21 �• NICKY YEAST JON SUTKAMP ~ ~ ~..::~~~ ~ CHRIS TAYLOR BILL BARRY FULLBACKS CENTERS Nicky Yeast ... Senior . .. 21 ... S-10 .. . 236 .. . Three Letters . .. Harro dsburg, Ky . ... Nicky was injured the first half of the 198 1 season .. . had good performa nces in the playoff games . . . ha d top game when he rushed for 96 yards in regular season fina le against M orehead S tate . . . will serve as alternate co-captain for offense in 1982 . .. s ho wed more tough ness and durability in the spring . .. has excellent speed and q uickness . . . could be candidate for A ll-OVC honors . .. ha rd-nosed blocker .. . to ugh inside runner . .. high school teammate of E KU d efensive back Gus Parks . .. high schoo l coach - Alvis J ohnson of Harrodsburg. Chris Sullivan .. . Junior ... 20 ... 6-2 . . . 246 ... One Letter . .. Newport Richey, Fla... . C hris was a starter last year .. . member of 198 1 Winner's C lub ... sho uld add need ed experience and leaders hip in offensive line this year . . . should be an All-OVC candidate in '82 . . . high school coach - Keith Newton o f Hudson . Jon Sutkamp . . . Junior ... 20 ... S-9 .. . 198 ... Two Letters ... Bellevue, Ky ... . Jon was a major key to EK U' s success in 1981 . . . member o f '8 1 Winner's C lub ... a n excellent worker . . . a good blocker . .. to ugh inside runner ... had best games in '81 of 69 yards in 19 carries vs. MTSU a nd 55 yards in eight carries aga inst Boise State .. . a pre-medicine maj or . .. high school coach - F red Bernier of Bellevue. Victor Mims .. . Freshman ... 19 ... 5-101/1 •• • 203 . .. No Letters . .. St. Petersburg, Fla. .. . Victor was red-s hirted last fall . .. injuries held back his progress last year . .. a good blocker . . . brother of Mike M ims who plays safety for the Colonels . . . needs to co ncentra te o n h olding on to the foot ball .. high school coach - Bo b Stephens of Lakewood. Mike Bobek ... Junior .. . 20 . . . 6-1 .. . 225 .. . One Letter . . . Port Richey, Fla.... Mike was much improved in the s pring . . . played some last fall as a backup center .. . will see action at bo th center and tackle this fa ll . . . very aggressive .. . needs to p rovide depth a t this positio n for Colonels to be successful graduate of Gulf High School. Bill Barry ... Freshman . .. 19 .. . 6-3 .. . 217 . .. No Letters ... Louisville, Ky ... . Bill was red-s hirted last year .. . improved in the spring ... needs to gain strength to gain more playing time this fall ... graduate of St. Xavier High Schoo l. GUARDS Chris Taylor . .. Senior . . . 22 .. . 6-3 . . . 235 ... Three Letters .. . Waycross, Ga. . .. C hris is a returning A ll-OVC guard fro m 198 1 . . . member o f '81 Winner's C lub .. . sho uld have great opportunities to repeat o n the All-OVC team . . . will be counted o n to provide leadership in the offensive line . . . could be possible All-American ca ndidate in 1982 .. . graduate of Ware County High School. 22 �DAVID BURRY BENNY ALLEN ERIC HORN MIKE NEAL MARK WILLOUGHBY JOE SPADAFINO David Burry ... Junior ... 20 ... 6-0 ... 240 ... One Letter ... Louisville, Ky.... David had a good spring, considering an injury (sprained ankle) . . . played backup to All-American Kevin Greve last year ... has seen action as a starter (1981 Morehead State game) ... good long snapper for punts, extra points and field goals ... has great strength .. . should be a leader on the offensive line ... high school coach - Dennis Lampley of Trinity. GREG CLARK part-time starter at tackle last fall ... probably the most improved lineman during spring drills ... will provide leadership to the right side of the line . . . hard-nosed player . possible AII-OVC candidate ... graduate of Belfry High School. Mike Neal ... Junior ... 21 ... 6-2 ... 230 ..• One Letter ... Orlando, Fla. ... Mike saw playing time in 1981 until injury at mid-season ... lacks experience ... needs more playing time to develop ... could add needed depth if he has good fall practice ... graduate of Edgewater High School. Mark Willoughby ... Senior ... 22 ... 6-1 .. . 241 ... Three Letters ... Louisville, Ky.. . . Mark was converted from defensive tackle to offensive tackle this past spring to add needed leadership and help to offensive line improved each day of practice . . will be probable starter at left tackle ... member of 1981 Winner's Club . . . elected one of the team's co-captains on offense ... has great strength ... very coachable ... high school coach - Corky Miller of Fairdale. Eric Horn ... Freshman ... 19 . .. 6-2 ... 232 ... No Letters . .. Owensboro, Ky . ... Eric will provide needed depth at guard ... may have the ability to push for a starting position by mid-season ... a very aggressive player . .. high school coach - Gary Keller of Daviess County. Joe Spadafino ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-1 ... 235 ... One Letter ... Dover, Del . ... Joe played some as a freshman, backing up David Dihrkop at left tackle . could push for starting position . . . has good speed and strength ... graduate of Fork Union Military Academy. Jeff Tanner ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 6- I .. . 225 . .. No Letters ... Cincinnati, Ohio ... Jeff was red-shirted last fall ... needs to have a good early fall practice in order to provide depth in offensive line .. . high school coach Gerry Faust of Moeller. Greg Clark ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 6-5 .. . 251 ... No Letters ... Louisville, Ky ... . Greg was red-shirted last fall ... had good winter program . . . injured the first day of spring practice, missed the rest of spring drills .. . needs to stay healthy to gain needed playing time . . . high school coach - Bob Holman of Pleasure Ridge Park. TACKLES Benny Allen ... Junior ... 20 . .. 6--0 ... 240 ... One Letter ... Belfry, Ky . ... Benny was a 23 �ROBERT PALMER LANNY SANDERS j~,~ -~~ ,.,.,._ •• ..._.... \_~ . '. l -tc.;,__-;;,, ...;~~ :__~ JAMIE LOVETT GARY NUSSBAUM Robert Palmer ... Freshman ... 19 ... 6-4 .. . 223 ... No Letters ... Cynthiana, Ky . .. . Robert was red-shirted last year . . was converted from defensive tackle to offensive tackle in mid-spring ... probably a year away from playing .. . needs strength and weight ... very coachable ... high school coach - Bob Jenkins of Harrison County. Greg Pitts ... Freshman .. . 19 ... 6-3 .. . 239 .. . No Letters ... Richmond, Ky.... Greg was red-shirted last year .. . was a walk-on last fall. .. needs to improve his speed ... has ability to contribute as a possible backup . . . has great attitude ... very coachable ... high school coach - Ed Miracle of Madison Central. Jamie Lovett ... Junior ... 20 ... 5-8½ ... 160. . . Two Letters .. . Riverview, Fla... . Jamie set four EKU and one OVC records last year, including most field goals in ,one season ( 14) and most points in one year (80) ... had excellent spring ... accepting coaching . .. came on strong at the end of the 1981 season . . . kicked three field goals in the semifinal game at Boise State to tie a school record ... will probably kick barefoot this year . . career stats show him 17-29 field goals and 46-51 extra points for 97 points ... graduate of East Bay High School. Gary Nussbaum ... Senior ... 21 ... 5-9 .. . 180 . .. One Letter ... Ft. Mitchell, Ky ... . Gary handled most of the kickoff duties for EK U in '81 . . an aggressive, hard-nosed player who helps on kickoff coverage needs to be more accurate with his kickoffs .. . is backup extra-point and field goal kicker . . . good student ... graduate of Beechwood High School. PUNTERS/KICKERS Lanny Sanders . . . Senior ... 21 ... 6-0 ... 204. .. One Letter ... Butler, Ala .... Lanny is the returning first string punter from 1981 . . . has outstanding leg .. . needs to work on keeping the ball out of the end zone on short punts ... averaged 38.3 yards per punt, longest punt of 59 yards . .. will fight for starting position in 1982 ... transfer from Marion (Ala.) Institute. Steve Rowe ... Junior ... 20 ... 6-5 ... 230 ... No Letters ... Louisville, Ky .... Steve had an outstanding spring .. . a hard worker ... tries to do all the things he is coached to do ... was No. I punter at the end of spring drills ... has outstanding leg . .. graduate of Fairdale High School. 24 �1982 Freshmen Signees Name Keith Bosley Mike Sutkamp Derrick Brice Barry Cox Greg Parker Charlie Carr Carlton McFadden Anthony Johnson Robert Williams Alvin Blount Eric Ingram Bobby Scannell Simon Codrington Mike Murphy Fred Harvey Paul Smith Barry Stewart Pat Smith George McGarrah Kevin Smith Pos. OT FB TE TB QB Ht. Wt. 260 5-11 205 210 6-3 5- 10 175 180 6-0 190 WR 6-2 WR 5-11 175 LB 5-10 200 DB 6-0 185 195 DB 6-3 DB 6-2 185 DB 5-11 185 205 TE 6-3 240 DT-OT M 6-0 200 LB OT 6-3½ 235 240 DT 6-4 6-0 175 QB 6- 1 186 DB LB 5-11 225 M Hometown Richmond, Ky. Bellevue, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Pittsburgh, Pa. Tampa, Fla. Tampa, Fla. Tampa, Fla. Washington, D.C. Miami, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Orlando, Fla. Dunedin, Fla. Miami, Fla. Fork Union, Va. Titusville, Fla. Ocala, Fla. Ocala, Fla. Carrollton, Ky. St. Petersburg, Fla. Ft. McCoy, Fla. 25 High School Madison Bellevue Eastern Center Chamberlin Brandon Chamberlin DeMatha South Fletcher Winter Park Dunedin South Fork Union Mil. Acad. Titusville Vanguard Vanguard Carroll County Lakeland North Marion �1982 EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL ROSTI=R No. 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 14 15 16 I7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 Name Jamie Lovett Tim P ortalc Alvin Blount George McGarrah Pat Smith Lanny Sanders Antho ny J ones Tony J ames Steve Lafollette Gregory P arker Tuck Woolu m George Miller Frank Hardin Gle nn Brooks Steve Bird Charlie Carr Barry Cox Robert W illiams Carlton McFadden Terence Thompson Cliff McCullough Gabriel Lewis Mark Woodrum David Simpson David H ill Nicky Yeast William May Victor M ims Mike Mims A nthony Johnson Robert Scannell Steve R owe Pete J ackson Ed Hairston Gus Parks Mike Sutkamp Bobby Woods Fred Harvey Eric Ingram Alex Dominguez Kevin Smit h Terry Simmons Jon Sutkamp M ike Bobek Bill Barry Chris S ullivan M ike McShane Brad Armacost Mike Wagers G reg Clark Tommy Burnette Be nny Allen Pos. K QB DB DB QB p DB QB DB QB QB SE DB SE FL SE TB DB FL TB DB DB DB DB LB FB LB FB s LB DB p LB TB DB FB DT LB DB LB LB LB FB C C C MG LB OT C LB OT Class Ht. J r. 5-8 Fr. 5-1 0 Fr. 6-5 Fr. 6- 1 F r. 6-0 6-0 Sr. Soo h. 5- 10 Soph. 5-1 0 Fr. 6-2 6-0 Fr. Sr. 5- 11 Soph. 5- 11 Sr. 6- 1 Sr. 5-9 Sr. 5- 11 Fr. 6-2 Fr. 5-9 Fr. 6-2 Fr. 5-1 I Jr. 5-8 Sr. 5-10 Jr. 5-9 6-0 J r. Soph. 5-11 5- 11 J r. 5- 11 Sr. Soph. 5-1 0 Fr. 5-11 Jr. 5-11 Fr. 5-10 Fr. 5- 11 Jr. 6-5 Sr. 5- 10 .Ir. 5-8 5-11 Sr. Fr. 5-1 0 6-2 Sr. Fr. 6-0 Fr. 6-2 6-0 Sr. Fr. 5- 11 Sop h.5- 11 5-9 Jr. 6-1 Jr. Fr. 6-3 6-2 J r. .Ir. 5-10 Soph. 6- 1 6-2 Sr. Soph. 6-5 Soph. 6- 1 J r. 6- 1 26 Wt. 157 190 205 186 170 200 182 171 176 170 195 190 196 173 I 71 175 172 178 170 176 194 180 176 192 218 236 201 203 190 200 180 230 195 193 176 195 235 202 185 215 225 198 204 225 220 246 227 2 15 215 25 1 208 240 Hometown R iverview. Fla. Lou isville, Ky. J acksonville, F la. St. Peters burg, Fla. Carrollton, Ky. Butler, A la. Ocala, F la. Owensboro, Ky. Hodgenville, Ky. Tampa, Fla. Pi nevi lle, Ky. Rich mo nd , Ky. South S hore. Ky. Louisville, Ky. Corbin. Ky. T ampa, Fla. Monaca, Pa. Miami, Fla. Tampa, Fla. Owensboro, Ky. Port C ha rlotte, Fla. Ironton, O hio Portsmouth, Ohio Newport, Ky. M iami, Fla. Harrodsburg, Ky. Shelbyville, Ky. S t. Petersburg, Fla. St. Peters burg, Fla. Oxon Hill, M d. Clearwater, Fla . Fairdale. Ky. Blountstown, Fla . Mansfield, Ohio Harrodsburg, Ky. Bellevue. Ky. Oak Hill, Fla. Tit usville, Fla. Winter Park, Fla. S . M iami , Fla. Ft. McCoy, Fla. Hamilton, Ohio Bellevue, Ky. Port R ichcy, F la. Louisville, Ky. New Port Richey, F la. St. Petersburg, Fla. Bethel, O hio Dade City, Fla. Pleasure Ridge Park, Ky Knoxville, T enn. Hat field , Ky. �60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 72 73 74 75 77 80 81 82 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 92 94 95 Eric Horn M ikc Evanoff J eff Ta nner Paul Smith Ch ris Taylor D avid Bu rry Ma rk Willoughby Rick Ca mpbell Mike Neal Steve Brown Matt Lauck Robert Palmer Keith Bosley J oe Spadafino M ichael Murphy Barry Stewart T ro n Armst rong J ay Henderson C harles Keller C harles Brice Allen Young T im Dale Richard Bell Isiah Hill S imon C odringto n Ra ndy T aylor J oe Mauntel Gary Nussbaum Bria n Bebee OG MG OG OG OG OG OT DT OG DE DT OT OT OT OT IJT TE DE DE TE DE DE DE SE TE OT DE K LB 6-2 5-1 0 6-1 6-3 6-3 6- 1 6-2 6-2 6-2 JI'. 6-4 6-4 Jr. Fr. 6-4 Fr. 6-4 Soph. 6-2 Fr. 6-4 6-4 Fr. Jr. 6-2 Soph. 6-0 Jr. 6-3 Fr. 6-3 J r. 6-3 6-1 F r. 6-3 Sr. 5-9 Fr. Fr. 6-3 6-4 S r. Soph. 6-4 5-9 Sr. Fr. 6-0 Fr. Soph. Soph. Fr. Sr. .l r. Sr. Sop h. J r. 27 232 220 225 240 235 240 241 235 230 2 10 228 223 265 235 240 235 202 21 9 211 2 10 225 214 222 160 200 230 208 180 217 Owensboro, Ky. Vienna, Va. C incinnati, Ohio Ocala, Fla. Waycross, Ga. Lo uisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. A ltamonte Springs, Fla. Orlando, F la. Lovela nd, Ohio Pitman, N.J . Cynthiana, Ky. Richmond, Ky. Dover, Del. Freeho ld, N .J. Ocala, Fla. S t. Petersburg, Fla. Lo uisville, Ky. M iam i Lakes, Fla. Louisville, Ky. Lo uisville, Ky. Paris. Ky. Marietta, Ga. Pi neville, Ky. Miami, Fla. C incinnati, Ohio C incinnati, Ohio Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Hammonton, N.J. �KODAK I-AA ALL-AMERICAN TEAM OFFENSE Name/Pos. Mike Jones, WR Dwight Walker, WR Bob Speight, OT Gary Kuhlman, OT Mike West, OG Kevin Greve, OG Larry Rubens, C Mike Machurek, QB Anthony Reed, RB Greg Drew, RB Gary Pearson, RB HT. WT. 6-0 5-10 6-5 6-2 185 185 265 265 282 6-5 6-1 6-3 6-1 6-0 5-11 5-11 250 242 200 210 193 185 CL. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. School Tennessee State Nicholls State Boston University Delaware N.C. A&T Eastern Kentucky Montana State Idaho State S.C. State Boston University Massachusetts CL. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. School Boise State Tennessee State Western Kentucky S.C. State N. W. Louisiana Akron Nevada-Reno Grambling Eastern Kentucky Boise State Eastern Illinois DEFENSE Name/Pos Randy Troutman, DL Malcom Taylor, DL Donnie Evans, DL Dewayne Jackson, DL Gary Reasons, LB Brad Reese, LB John Ramatici, LB Andre Robinson, LB George Floyd, DB Rick Woods, DB Kevin Gray, DB HT. WT. 6-3 6-6 6-4 6-5 6-4 5-11 5-11 6-3 250 263 250 265 230 215 215 240 5-10 190 6-0 6-0 190 180 28 • �DEPTH CHART OFFENSE SE 20 88 18 LT Brooks I. H ill Miller 66 74 57 LG Willoughby Spadafino C lark 53 50 51 FL 21 RG C Burry Horn 65 60 S ullivan Bobek Barry 64 68 62 Woolum J ames Portale 32 49 34 FB QB Bird 17 14 7 RT Taylor Neal Tanner TE 59 72 Allen Palmer 80 Thompson Hairston 6 Lovett 94 :-,;ussbaum TB Yeast J . Sutkamp V. Mims Armstrong KICKERS 26 40 PUNTERS II 38 Sanders Rowe DEFENSE LT L[ 85 69 92 86 Young Brown Mau nt el Dale 90 67 56 NG Taylor Campbell Wagers 54 61 RT M cS hane Evanoff LLB 46 48 95 LCB 41 Parks 43 70 RE Woods Lau ck 87 82 81 RLB Dominguez Simmons Bebee ROV 12 A.Jones 28 Lewis 31 39 33 Hill J ackson May s 19 35 15 RCB Hardin M. M ims Lafollette 27 30 M cCullough S impson Bell Keller Henderson �First Game SOUTH CAROLINA STA TE COLLEGE September 4 - at Orangeburg, S.C. 7:00 P.M. EDT Location - Orangeburg, S.C. Founded - 1896 President - Dr. M. Maceo Nance, Jr. Enrollment - 4,000 Colors - Garnet and Blue Conference - Mid-Eastern Athletic Nickname - Bulldogs Athletic Director - Dr. Willis C. Ham Head Coach - Bill Davis (803-536-7243) Coaching Record - 28-7 Assistant Coaches - Robert Johnson, Buddy Pough, James Ragland, Thomas Saxon, George Suggs SID - Bill Hamilton (803-536-7060) Trainer - Jimmie Rogers Stadium - Bulldog (14,000) Press Box Number - 803-536-7199 Lettermen Lost - I 3 Lettermen Returning - 38 Bill Davis Head Coach Anthony Reed Fullback PROSPECTUS A fine recruiting year should enable South Carolina State to offset the loss of 13 lettermen, a_!llong them JO starters. In addition to having to find replacements for three of four starters in the defensive secondary, the Bulldogs will also need to fill a defensive end slot; however, the linebacker corps returns intact and reserves and recruits should help fill the void in the secondary. Offensively, the Bulldogs will be without two of its top blockers and both wide receivers. The S.C. State backfield, led by All-American fullback Anthony Reed and former All-American Henry Odom, should be strong again. Reed rushed for 933 yards and eight TD's, while Odom accounted for 468 yards rushing and IO touchdowns. Quarterback Desmond Gatson, who missed the last five games with a shoulder separation, completed 27-76 passes for 562 yards and five TD's and will return for his senior year. Eastern leads the series, 1-0. 1982 SCHEDULE 1981 RESULTS Sept. 4 EASTERN KENTUCKY 0 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . 26 Sept. 11 at Delaware State 29 Delaware State ..... . .... 0 Sept. 18 at North Carolina A & T 31 North Carolina A & T ... 6 Sept. 25 HOWARD 34 Howard ................ 6 Oct. 2 ALCORN STATE 20 Alcorn State . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Oct. 9 JOHNSON C. SMITH 82 Johnson C. Smith ....... 0 Oct. 16 DAVIDSON 41 Morgan State ........... 3 Oct. 23 FLORIDA A & M 16 Florida A & M ........ 15 Oct. 30 at Morris Brown 40 Morris Brown . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Nov. 6 at Bethune-Cookman IO Bethune-Cookman . . . . . . . 6 30 Grambling ............. 14 26 *Tennessee State . . . . . . . 25 30 12 *Idaho State ........... 41 *NCAA I-AA Playoffs �Second Game YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Sept. 11 - at Richmond (Parents Day) 1:30 P.M. EDT Location - Youngstown, Ohio Founded - 1908 President - Dr. John J . Coffelt Enrollment - 15,664 Colors - Scarlet and White Bill N arduzzi Conference - Ohio Valley Head Coach Nickname - Penguins Athletic Director - William Narduzzi Head Coach - Bill Narduzzi (216-742-3189) Coaching Record - 46-29-1 Assistant Coaches - Bob Dove, Fred Thomas, Pete Lymber, Rick Bevly, Rusty DeCapito, Neil Putnam SID - Greg Gulas (216-742-3484) Trainer - Dan Wathen Stadium - Stambaugh Sports Complex (16,500) Jeff Patterson Press Box Number - 216-742-3192 Wide Receiver Lettermen Lost - 6 Lettermen Returning - 46 PROSPECTUS For the first time in 44 years, the YSU Penguins will be playing their home games on "home" turf when dedication of the new Arnold D. Stambaugh Sports Complex and Stadium takes place this fall. And with that dedication comes a grueling and more challenging schedule than ever before. The Penguins are coming off an outstanding 7-4-0 record in 1981 and a tie for second place in the OVC. All but five starters return for coach Bill Narduzzi's team in 1982 including standout tailback Paris Wicks. Wicks rushed for more than 1,300 yards and posted the most points in a single game (32) in the NCAA I-AA stats last year. The biggest competition could come at the quarterback spot where as many as five hopefuls will try their luck at winning a starting job. Last year's starter Jamie DeVore will have the inside track, but will be challenged by freshmen Mike Hall, Jon Karnuth and Ralph DePasco and returning veteran Mike Sloe. Eastern leads the series, 6-4-0. 1981 RESULTS 1982 SCHEDULE 19 Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 3 Sept. 4 AKRON 6 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . 26 Sept. 11 at Eastern Kentucky 9 Murray State . . . . . . . . . . 13 Sept. 18 TENNESSEE TECH 34 Akron . ... ..... ........ 7 Sept. 25 at Cincinnati 14 Western Kentucky ...... 34 Oct. 2 EASTERN ILLINOIS 24 Delaware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Oct. 9 at Western Kentucky 48 Eastern Illinois . . . . . . . . . 16 Oct. 16 at Austin Peay 13 Middle Tennessee . ..... 10 Oct. 23 Open 34 Western Illinois ... .. . .. 22 Oct. 30 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 38 Morehead State . . . . . . . . . 7 Nov. 6 at Western Illinois 43 Northern Iowa .. . .. .... 45 Nov. 13 at Morehead State Nov. 20 NORTHERN IOWA 31 �Third Game UNIVERSITY OF AKRON Sept. 25 - at Akron, Ohio 7:30 P.M. EDT Location - Akron, Ohio Founded - I 870 President - Dr. D. J. Guzzetta Enrollment - 24,500 Colors - Blue and Gold Jim Dennison Conference - Ohio Valley Head Coach Nickname - Zips Athletic Director - Gordon Larson Head Coach - Jim Dennison (216-375-7469) Coaching Record - 54-43-2 Assistant Coaches - Tom Flaherty, Dave Newell, Terry Forbes, Jeff Durbin, Larry Kindbom SID - Ken MacDonald (216-375-7468) Trainer - Don Marshall Stadium - Rubber Bowl (35,482) Rick Addis Press Box Number - 216-733-2372 Tight End Lettermen Lost - 16 Lettermen Returning - 35 PROSPECTUS Shortly after the 1981 Akron football season ended, head coach Jim Dennison was heard to say, "I believe the winning habit has returned." Dennison was referring to the Zips' four victories over the last five games of '81. "Defensively, we return nine starters and feel we will be improved," said Dennison. "It is essential we find a couple of outside linebackers." UA did, however, lose two-time All-American linebacker Brad Reese, the Zips' top tackler for four seasons. The key to an effective offense, as it has been for the last three seasons, will be finding the individual who can direct the Zip attack. Junior Ron Gliha is the top candidate but must recover from knee surgery. Also of concern is at wide receiver where UA lost both starters James White and Pat Snow and at tailback where the Zips will no longer have Dennis Brumfield who rushed for 1,041 yards in 198 I. The series is tied, 3-3. 1981 RESULTS 1982 SCHEDULE 7 Middle Tennessee . . . . . . 10 Sept. 4 at Youngstown State 14 Eastern Michigan .. ... . .. 7 Sept. 11 EASTERN MICHIGAN 6 Kent State . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Sept. I 8 at Western Kentucky 0 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . 37 Sept. 25 EASTERN KENTUCKY 7 Youngstown State . . . . . . 34 Oct. 2 at Middle Tennessee 10 Tennessee Tech ......... 7 Oct. 9 at Eastern Illinois 31 Morehead State ........ 14 Oct. 16 MOREHEAD STATE 20 Murray State .......... 19 Oct. 23 at Marshall 23 Austin Peay ........... 19 Oct. 30 TENNESSEE TECH 14 Western Kentucky ...... 19 Nov. 6 Open Nov. 13 at Murray State Nov. 20 AUSTIN PEAY 32 �Fourth Game AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY Oct. 2 - at Clarksville, Tenn. 7:30 p.m. C.D.T. Location - Clarksville, Tenn. Founded - 1927 President - Dr. Robert 0. Riggs Enrollment - 5,400 Colors - Red and White Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Governors Athletic Director - Johnny Miller Head Coach - Emory Hale (615-648-7905) Coaching Record - 5-5-0 Assistant Coaches - Paul Brewster, Chick Graning, John Bowles, Greg Johnson, David Bibee SID - Sherwin Clift (615-648-7561) Trainer - Chuck Kimmel Stadium - Municipal (8,900) Press Box Phone No. - 615-647-5657 Lettermen Lost - 20 Lettermen Returning - 41 Emory Hale Head Coach Floyd Jones Tailback PROSPECTUS A us tin Peay will rely on a junior-dominated roster of returning lettermen and starters when it opens its 1982 football season in September under second-year head coach Emory Hale. Fourteen starters return from last year's 5-5 team, which continued the school record of five successive seasons with a .500 or better record. The No. 3 offensive team in the OVC will return senior tackles Charles Tucker, and Jim Kolodziej, senior guard Tommy Waller and sophomore tight end Sal Shields up front. Record-breakingjunior tailback "Fluid" Floyd Jones, who amassed 1,093 yards rushing for a brilliant 8.2 yards per carry, will attempt to improve on his No. 6 NCAA Division I-AA ranking and second spot in the OVC. Mike Katzman will be at QB, while leading pass receiver Ondra Woods will return to the versatile Z-back position. Defensively APSU returns senior Jody Herbert at left end, converted noseguard Chris Jenkins and defensive backs Zeb Perdue (three interceptions) and Mike Newton (four interceptions). Eastern leads the series 20-3. 1981 RESULTS 1982 SCHEDULE 24 Kentucky State ......... 14 Sept. 11 at Kentucky State 13 James Madison .. ....... 7 Sept. 18 UT-MARTIN 0 Western Kentucky ...... 28 Sept. 25 at Western Kentucky 14 Eastern Kentucky . ..... 41 Oct. 2 EASTERN KENTUCKY 42 Morehead State . . . . . . . . 28 Oct. 9 MOREHEAD STATE 14 Middle Tennessee ....... 9 Oct. 16 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 19 Akron ................ 23 Oct. 23 a t Middle Tennessee 29 Murray State .......... 34 Oct. 30 Open 24 Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . . 29 Nov. 6 MURRAYSTATE 28 UT-Martin . ........... 14 Nov. 13 TENNESSEE TECH Nov. 20 at Akron 33 �Fifth Game MIDDLE TENNESSEE Oct. 9 - at Richmond (High School Da) 1:30 P.M. EDT Location - Murfreesboro, Tenn. Founded - 1911 President - Dr. Sam Ingram Enrollment - I 1,250 Colors - Navy Blue and White Boots Donnelly Head Coach Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Blue Raiders Athletic Director - Jimmy Earle Head Coach - Boots Donnelly (615-898-2570) Coaching Record - 23-29 Assistant Coaches - Ed Bunio, L. T. Helton, David Culley, Steve Puthoff, Joe Sanders, Lou West SID - Ed Arning (615-898-2450) Trainer - George Camp Stadium - Johnny Red Floyd (15,000) Press Box Number - 615-898-2712 Dennis Mix Lettermen Lost - 9 Defensive End Lettermen Returning - 33 PROSPECTUS Coming off a winning season for the first time since the fall of 1973, MTSU heads into the 1982 campaign with a great deal of confidence and enthusiasm. "It is a good feeling to have that winning record behind us to build on," said fourth-year head coach Boots Donnelly. "Our players have a new feeling about themselves and their team. This is something we've been building on since we came here in I 979." Sixteen seniors will head Donnelly's corps this season, most of whom were recruited in the head mentor's first year at MTSU. Among his returnees are four-All-OVC first team selections from last year -defensive end Dennis Mix, defensive tackle Emanuel Toles, free safety James Griffin, and placekicker Kelly Potter. MTS U returns IO starters on defense and nine on offense for the '82 year. Eastern leads the series, 16-13-0. 1981 RESULTS 1982 SCHEDULE Sept. 4 at Savannah State 10 Akron .... . ............ 7 Sept. 11 ELIZABETH CITY 19 UT-Chattanooga ....... 42 6 UT-Martin . ........ . ... 3 Sept. 18 LIBERTY BAPTIST 20 Morehead State . . . . . . . . . 7 Sept. 25 MOREHEAD 23 Western Carolina .. ... .. JO Oct. 2 AKRON Oct. 9 at Eastern Kentucky 7 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . 23 Oct. 16 at Murray State 14 Murray State . ... .. ... .. 9 9 Austin Peay . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Oct. 23 A USTIN PEAY IO Youngstown State . . . . . . 13 Oct. 30 at Youngstown State Nov. 6 at Western Kentucky 31 Western Kentucky . . . . . . 17 9 Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . . 28 Nov. 13 Open Nov. 20 at Tennessee Tech 34 �Sixth Game WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Oct. 23 - at Bowling Green 1:00 P.M. CDT Location: Bowling Green, Ky. Founded - 1906 President - Dr. Donald W. Zacharias Enrollment - 13,002 Colors - Red and White Jimmy Feix Conference - Independent Head Coach Nickname - Hilltoppers Athletic Director - John Oldham Head Coach - Jimmy Feix (502-745-2984) Coaching Record - 99-43-5 Assistant Coaches - Butch Gilbert, Bill Hape, Clarence Baker, Sam Clark, Larry Walker SID - Paul Just (502-745-4295) Trainer - Ron Dunn Stadium - L. T. Smith (19,250) John Newby Press Box Number - 502-745-4296 Split End Lettermen Lost - 12 Lettermen Returning - 32 PROSPECTUS With 16 starters back in uniform, coach Jimmy Feix is looking for his 1982 WK U football team to have an experienced nucleus around which to build a winner in the school's first campaign as an independent since I 947. Western, 6-5 overall in '81, has joined the Sun Belt Conference, which does not sponsor a football championship, and will now have to rely on its position in the NCAA Division I-AA poll to earn a post-season playoff berth. Headlining a list of outstanding returnees are All-OVC standouts Paul Gray (who led the OVC last year in tackles) and John Newby (who led the OVC while setting a school record for pass receiving). Also, in the backfield, WKU returns quarterback Ralph Antone, who led the OVC in 1981 with,s1 .525 pass completion percentage while throwing for 1,356 yards. Strong safety Reginald Johnson, who led the 'Toppers with five interceptions last fall, and senior cornerback Davlin Mullen will help Gray on defense. Western leads the series, 32-22-2. 1981 RESULTS 1982 SCHEDULE 35 Evansville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Sept. 4 at Louisville 14 Delaware .............. 38 Sept. 11 at Delaware 54 Kentucky State ......... 14 Sept. 18 AKRON 28 Austin Peay ......... ... 0 Sept. 25 AUSTIN PEAY 35 Youngstown State ...... 14 Oct. 2 Open 3 Tennessee Tech ........ 14 Oct. 9 YOUNGSTOWN STA TE 11 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . 19 Oct. 16 at Tennessee Tech 19 Morehead State ........ 15 Oct. 23 EASTERN KENTUCKY 19 Akron ................ 14 Oct. 30 at Morehead State 17 Middle Tennessee ...... 31 Nov. 6 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 6 Murray State .. . ....... 38 Nov. 13 Open Nov. 20 at Murray State 35 �Seventh Game MURRAY ST ATE UNIVERSITY Oct. 30 - at Richmond (Homecoming) 1:30 P.M. EDT Location - Murray, Ky. Founded - 1922 President - Dr. Constantine W. Curris Enrollment - 8,200 Colors - Blue and Gold Frank Beamer Conference - Ohio Valley Head Coach Nickname - Racers Athletic Director - Johnny Reagan Head Coach - Frank Beamer (502-762-6181) Coaching Record - 8-3 Assistant Coaches - Mike O'Cain, Mike Mahoney, Keith Jones, Mark Thomas, Mike Clark, Reed May, Art Stavrum, Mike Wiles SID - Doug Vance (502-762-4270) Trainer - Tom Simmons Mark Simmons Stadium - Roy Stewart (16,800) Linebacker Press Box Number - 502-762-6811 Lettermen Lost - 18 Lettermen Returning - 38 PROSPECTUS Murray State expects to field a serious OVC contender in football this fall. "Yes, we feel we're going to be in the championship chase this season," says second-year head coach Frank Beamer. Beamer will enter 1982 with 38 lettermen, including 13 starters from last year's 8-3 team that shared second place in the OVC standings. Also back are four defensive regulars who were redshirted last year after missing all or most of the season with injuries. "Instant" Winston Ford, who served the past two years as an understudy to Gino Gibbs, should get the opportunity to test his cannon-like arm at quarterback in 1982. ¥arcus Moss and Ellery Moreland emerged as the top tailback candidates from the spring. All-American end Glenn Jones is healthy once again after missing last year with an injury as the Racer defense yielded but six TD's rushing in I981. Eastern leads the series, 20-16-4. 1982 SCHEDULE 1981 RESULTS Sept. 4 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 37 Southeast Missouri ..... 23 Sept. 11 Open 14 Florida A & M ........ 11 Sept. 18 CENTRAL MISSOURI 13 Youngstown State . . . . . . . 9 Sept. 25 at Tennessee Tech 15 Tennessee Tech ..... .. . IO Oct. 2 at Morehead State 20 Morehead State ..... . ... 7 Oct. 9 UT-MARTIN IO UT-Martin .... . ... ... . . 7 Oct. 16 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 9 Middle Tennessee ...... 14 Oct. 23 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 19 Akron ......... .. .... . 20 Oct. 30 at Eastern Kentucky 20 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . 24 Nov. 6 at Austin Peay 34 Austin Peay .. .. ....... 29 Nov. 13 AKRON 38 Murray State ........... 6 Nov. 20 WESTERN KENTUCKY 36 �Eighth Game TENNESSEE TECH UNIVERSITY Nov. 6 - at Cookeville, Tenn. 1:30 P.M. CST Location - Cookeville, Tenn. Founded - 1915 President - Dr. Arliss L. Roaden Enrollment - 7,940 Colors - Purple and Gold Don Wade Conference - Ohio Valley Head Coach Nickname - Golden Eagles Athletic Director - Dave Coffey Head Coach - Don Wade (615-528-3324) Coaching Record - 78-70-3 Assistant Coaches - Lauren Kardatzke, Jack Henderson, Dennis Caryl, Jim Hughes, Richard May, Murphy Ownbey, Frank Blateri SID - Jamie Kimbrough (615-528-3088) Trainer - Steve Moore Reggie Bazel Stadium - Tucker (16,500) Runningback Press Box Phone - 615-528-3294 Lettermen Lost - 7 Lettermen Returning - 44 PROSPECTUS "I have more eagerness about the upcoming season than at any time in the last four years. We will be equipped to compete with almost anyone on our schedule, and I haven't felt that way since 1977," said TTU coach Don Wade. With a strong finish which netted a 6-5 record and a fourth-place tie in the OVC race last year, a sound winter workout program, and the healthy return of highly experienced offensive and defensive units, Wade's enthusiasm is easily understandable. Returning to call signals for TTU is junior Tony Costantine, who finished the I 98 I season as the second-leading passer in the OVC with 1,321 yards and 11 TD's. The Tech running game will center around senior Reggie Bazel, whom Wade called the best all-purpose back in the OVC. The interior defensive line was the most surprising area of play for TTU last year with noseguard Manny Michel leading the way with 82 tackles. Eastern leads the series, 24-14-1. 1982 SCHEDULE 1981 RESULTS Sept. 4 EAST TENNESSEE 22 East Tennessee ......... 3 I Sept. 11 at Western Carolina 16 Northeast Missouri ...... 7 Sept. 18 at Youngstown State 10 Murray State .. ..... . .. 15 Sept. 25 MURRAY STATE 21 UT-Martin . . .......... 24 Oct. 2 at UT-Martin 7 Akron .. .. ............ IO Oct. 9 Open 14 Western Kentucky ....... 3 Oct. 16 WESTERN KENTUCKY 35 Morehead State . . . . . . . . I 7 Oct. 23 at Morehead State 37 Troy State ..... . . . .. .. . 28 Oct. 30 at Akron 10 Eastern Kentucky ...... 63 Nov. 6 EASTERN KENTUCKY 29 Austin Peay ........ .. . 24 Nov. 13 at Austin Peay 28 Middle Tennessee ....... 9 Nov. 20 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 37 �Ninth Game UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Nov. 13 - at Orlando, Fla. 7:30 P. M. EST Location - Orlando, Fla. Founded - 1968 President - Dr. Trevor Colbourn Enrollment - 13,000 Colors - Black and Gold Conference - Independent, NCAA Div. II Nickname - Knights Athletic Director - C. C. Miller Head Coach - Sam Weir (305-275-2281) Coaching Record - 0-0-0 A ssistant Coaches - Tod Goodyear, Al Parker Rich Ammans, Tom Murphy, Bob Keesler, Phil Richart SID - Ken Sheinkopf (305-275-2024) Trainer - Ron Riba ric Stadium - Tangerine Bowl (50,000) Lettermen Lost - 9 Lettermen Returning - 33 Sam Weir Head Coach Scott Ryerson Placekicker PROSPECTUS Even though the 1982 football season for the University of Central Florida Fighting Knights marks their fourth campaign, it's actually another new beginning for the rising program. This season will be UCF's first at the Divisio n II level, after compiling a 14-12-1 record in three years of Division III competition. First-year head coach Sam Weir has his squad on an off-season weight training program to prepare t he Fighting Knights for the toughest schedule in their young history. UCF's team speed has improved I00 per cent as it gets set to begin the '82 year. There should be excellent depth on this coming season's team, as evidenced by 33 lettermen returning, I 9 of whom held a starting spot during 1981. First game of the series. 1982 SCHEDULE 1981 RESULTS Sept. 4 Open 3 Presbyterian . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Sept. 11 at Georgia Southern 14 Elizabeth City ..... ... ... 9 Sept. 18 S.E. LOUISIANA 6 Millsaps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Sept. 25 at VMI 0 Miles .................. 6 Oct. 2 at Va ldosta. State 13 Savannah State ........ 47 Oct. 9 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 23 Alabama A & M .... ... 15 Oct. 16 ALABAMA A & M 20 West Georgia ........... 6 Oct. 23 at Nicholls State 0 Hampden-Sydney . . . . . . 17 Oct. 30 WEST GEORGIA 27 Millersville State . . . . . . . . 9 Nov. 6 CARSON-NEWMAN 24 Bethune-Cookman . . . . . . 20 Nov. 13 EASTERN KENTUCKY 38 �Tenth Game MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY Nov. 20 - at Richmond (ROTC Day) I :30 P. M. EST Location - Morehead, Ky. Founded - 1922 President - Dr. Morris L. Norfleet Enrollment - 6,700 Colors - Blue and Gold Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Eagles Athletic Director - Sonny Moran Head Coach - Steve Loney (606-783-3317) Coaching Record - 1-9 Assistant Coaches - Jay Adcox, John Shannon, Bob Coleman, Stan Hixon, Mike Kolakowski, Ron Hardee, Gregg Hall SID - Kenny Klein (606-783-3100) Trainer - To Be Named Don Reeves Stadium - Jayne (10,000) Quarterback Press Box Phone - 606-783-2500 Lettermen Lost - 12 Lettermen Returning - 39 PROSPECTUS Experience will be the key to MSU Football Coach Steve Loney's hopes of reversing the Eagles' disappointing season a year ago. MSU claimed only one victory in 10 outings last season, but Loney will look to the experience of 39 returning lettermen, including 23 seniors, to reverse last season's outcome. Senior linebacker Danny Gooch heads the list of 21 returning defensive lettermen. The 5-11, 223-pounder established four MSU defensive records as a sophomore and was credited with 50 tackles in just four games last season before his season was shortened by a knee injury. Loney will have three talented quarterbacks to choose from in senior Don Reeves, sophomore Mike Hanlin and senior Jeff Richards. Reeves led the OVC in passing last season, completing 87-167 passes for 990 yards in nine games. MSU returns all but one regular in the offensive line. Junior David Thurkill will anchor the tight end spot with tackle Steve Pytel, guard Mike Ealey and center Dean Copeland providing leadership in the line. Eastern leads the series, 33-15-4. 1981 RESULTS 1982 SCHEDULE Sept. 4 Open 17 Marshall . ............. 20 7 Middle Tennessee ...... 20 Sept. 11 FRANKLIN Sept. 18 KENTUCKY STATE 7 Murray State . . . . . . . . . . 20 Sept. 25 at Middle Tennessee 28 Austin Peay ........... 42 14 Akron ................ 31 Oct. 2 MURRAY STATE Oct. 9 at Austin Peay 17 Tennessee Tech . . ... ... 35 Oct. 16 at Akron 15 Western Kentucky . . . . . . I 9 Oct. 23 TENNESSEE TECH 34 Liberty Ba ptist . . . . . . . . . IO Oct. 30 WESTERN KENTUCKY 7 Youngstown State 38 Nov. 6 at Liberty Baptist 17 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . 21 Nov. 13 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 39 Nov. 20 at Eastern Kentucky �The Trail to the I-AA Title Game 1 EKU 26 South Carolina State 0 The EK U Colonels kept their Hanger Field winning streak alive at 19 games by winning the 1981 opener against a highly-touted South Carolina State team, 26-0. Eastern scored in every quarter and made the most of four Bulldog turnovers to shutout the team that was ranked No. I in Division I-AA most of the 1980 season. Fullback Nicky Yeast led the Colonels' offensive charge with 59 yards rushing in I 0 carries, including a 31-yard scamper on a faked-punt play. Eastern's defense, which ended the '81 year as the OVC's leading defensive team, held a potent S.C. State team to just 59 yards of rushing and passing each. 2 EKU 26 Youngstown State 6 Eastern initiated the Youngstown State University Penguins into the Ohio Valley Conference with a 26- 6 defeat in Youngstown, Ohio. Tailback Tere nce Thompson stepped to the front in this game, relieving an injured Tony Braxton, and responded with 156 yards in 21 carries, including an 80-yard TD run to put the game out of reach. Other highlights had EK U tight end Tron Armstrong catching four passes for 72 yards and the Colonel defense holding YSU star runner, Paris Wicks, to just 74 yards in 20 carries. 40 �3 Navy 24 EKU 0 Before a white-uniform clad crowd of some 16,379, Eastern suffered its only loss of the regular season, a 24-0 decision to Navy. The game, which was televised live back to Kentucky by WKYT-TV in Lexington, saw Eastern squander five first half fumbles by the Midshipmen into no points and a 7-0 deficit at halftime. Led by reserve tailback Napoleon McCallum (24-87-1), Navy controlled the second half and became the first team to shutout Eastern since 1973. Thompson led Eastern's offense with 67 yards rushing in 18 carnes. 4 EKU 37 Akron 0 Eastern took out its frustrations of the Saturday before in trouncing Akron's Zips, 37-0, starting a I 0-game winning streak for the Colonels in 1981. Eastern rolled up more than 40 yards in total offense, while holding UA to just 98 yards passing and 79 rushing. Thompson had a superlative afternoon, rushing for a school record 293 yards in just 17 carries and scoring four times on jaunts of 78, 18, 93 and 66 yards. Second-string tailback Ed Hairston added 92 yards rushing, while quarterback Chris Isaac connected on 5-8 passes for I 11 yards and a 36-yard TD bomb to split-end Steve Bird. 41 �5 EKU 41 14 Austin Peay The 21st consecutive win at Hanger F ield came in a 41-14 drubbing of fellow OVC member Austin Peay. The Colonels' offense again proved unstoppable, rolling up more than 500 yards, including 306 yards rushing. Thompson had 135 yards rushing in 16 carries (TD runs of 57 and four), tight end Cris Curtis caught five passes for 60 yards and Isaac hit 12-20 passes for 199 yards and one tou chdown. 6 EKU 23 Middle Tennessee 7 It was a battle of the OVC unbeatens when EKU traveled to Middle Tennessee. The Colonels' defense was tenacious, fo rcing two short MTS U punts, a furn ble and a pass interception which vaulted Eastern to a 20-0 ha lftime lead. For the game, EK U set another school record by limiting the Blue Raiders to a minus 43 yards rushing. Fullback J on Sutkamp paced what little offense was needed by the Colonels with 69 yards rushing in 19 carries and one TD. The Colo nels finished wit h a 23-7 decision over the Blue Raiders. 42 .. �7 EKU 14 3 Dayton Two 21-game winning streaks clashed in Eastern 's Homecoming contest versus the defending NCAA Division Ill champion Dayton Flyers. Eastern made 14 first quarter points stand up in a 14-3 victory to preserve its Hanger Field win streak at 22. Dayton, who was held to just 66 yards in 36 carries, saw a consecutive game win streak over a two-year period go by the boards. Before a crowd of some 19,700, EKU scored its first two possessions - an 87-yard fla nker reverse by Jerry Parrish and a fiveyard run by Thompson. The latter runner finished with 94 yards in 14 carries and one touchdown. 8 EKU 19 11 Western Kentucky The ESPN cameras came to Hanger Field this weekend to see EKU defeat archrival Western Kentucky, 19-11. 20,800 people in attendance saw WKU open the scoring with a quick field goal. Eastern, however, responded with 19 consecutive points in winning its fifth OVC game without a loss. Hairston, subbing for an injured Thompson, led the Colonels with 88 yards in 18 carries, while roverback George Floyd was named "Vitalis Player of the Game" by ESPN for his 11 tackles, three assists, two impressive punt returns and a 32-yard interception return. Again, Eastern's defense was tough, yielding but 54 yards rushing to the Toppers. 43 �9 EKU 24 • Murray State 20 Eastern clinched its first OVC crown since 1976 the next Saturday with a comefrom-behind 24-20 win at Murray State. The Colonels trailed 20-3 entering the final quarter but Isaac got hot, setting an EK U individual single game passing mark for the afternoon wit h 31 8 yards passi ng, and hit 1530 aerials, one a beautiful 61-yard pass to Bird who broke several tackles before lunging for the goal-line and the TD. Thompson provided the go-a head score on a 14 yard run with 5: I 7 to play, while Floyd saved the game with an interception inside the three-yard line with less than 30 seconds to play. Thompson ended the day with 97 yards on 22 carries. 10 EKU 63 Tennessee Tech 10 In the last regular-season game of the '8 1 year and in win No. 24 in a row at Hanger Field, the · Colonels enjoyed their biggest output of the season, defeating the T ennessee Tech Golden Eagles, 63-10. Thompson joined the exclusive 1,000yard rushing club for a single season at EK U by jaunting 82 yards for an early fi rst quarter score. He finished with 12 carries fo r 129 yards as Eastern used 11 different rushers who totaled 333 yards. Other outstanding offensive plays came from Hairston (six carries for 82 yards a nd two TD's), senior fullback Gary Branch (7-80- 1), Yeast with two TD's and Parrish with a 95-yard kickoff return for a TD. 44 �11 EKU 21 17 Morehead State Eastern received quite a scare after a oneweek res pite following an open date at Morehead State. The Eagles, who had wo n just one game a ll season long, fought toothand-nail with the Colonels all afternoon, befo re EK U prevailed, 21-17. Eastern, thus, finished its conference season with an 8-0 record, becoming the first league team to go und efeated since 1979 and the first ever 8-0 team in OVC history. Yeast rushed for 96 ya rds in 24 carries a nd one touchdown, while Floyd had five punt returns fo r I 05 yards including a 63-yard return fo r a TD to get Eastern on the board. Backup quarterback Tuck W oolum enginee red the fourth quarter drive, capped by Thompso n's four-yard TD scamper, which put EK U on top fo r good. 12 EKU 35 28 Delaware By virtue of its winning the OVC championship, Eastern was afford ed a n automatic berth in the NCAA 's Division IAA playoffs. T he No. I Colonels hosted the No. 7 D elaware Blue Hens in a game which saw more than 740 yards of to tal offense. Isaac had an outstanding day, hitting 1117 passes for 214 yards and o ne TD, t he gamewinner with I :00 remaining to flan ker Ranard McPhaul of 32 yards. Isaac also added 29 yards rushing a nd two touchd owns as the Colonels' 25-game Hanger F ield winning streak remained intact. 45 �13 EKU 23 • 17 Boise State Into the semifinal round, the Colonels were to play the defending national champs, Boise State, who had defeated EKU 31-29 in the last 12 seconds to claim the '80 title. 20,176 looked on as Eastern claimed revenge at BSU's Bronco Stadium, 23-17. Placekicker Jamie Lovett provided the margin of victory with three field goals (44, 31 and 32 yards), while Hairston was chosen as ABC-TV's MVP for EKU with 118 yards rushing, all in the second half. Sutkamp added 55 yards in eight carries. Linebackers David Hill and Alex Dominguez made a fourth down stop on BSU quarterback Gerald Dupres late in the game which throttled any Bronco hopes for a win. 14 Idaho State 34 23 EKU Thus, after 13 games ( 12-1 reco rd), Eastern had made it to its third straight nationa l championship contest. This time it was to be a bout with the offensive-minded Idaho State Bengals. Before an estimated 11,000 fans at the Pioneer Bowl in Wichita Falls, T exas, !SU won the national title, 3423. ISU quarterback Mike Machurek proved deadly with his short passing game, hitting 29-44 passes for 330 yards and two TD's. Tailback Dwain Wilson added 58 yards rushing and two scores. Isaac hit 14-28 passes for 219 yards, including five for 8 1 yards to Bird, AB C -TV's MVP for Eastern. Armstrong added four catches for 78 yards, while Yeast was the leading Colonel ground gainer with 58 yards and two scores. 46 �EPILOGUE For 12 Eastern seniors, the end of the 1981 season had drawn the curtain on an outstanding four years of football. During this period, Eastern had won 41 of the 50 games it had played, won all 25 of its home games, won a national championship, an Ohio Valley Conference championship and two national runners-up trophies. For the Colonel athletes, the coaches, the administration and faculty and the thousands of EK U students, alumni and fans, during the four-year period of I 978-81 , Eastern football had truly become ... a matter of pride! 47 �Final 1981 NCAA I-AA Statistics (Regular Season) RUSHING l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Gregg Drew, Boston U. Paris Wicks, Youngstown Rodger Shepko, Lafayette Garry Pearson, Mass. Russell Davis, Idaho Floyd Jones, Austin Peay Dennis Brumfield, Akron Terence Thompson, EKU CL Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. So. G IO II 11 9 IO 10 10 11 CAR 309 245 199 205 140 134 274 173 YDS 1257 1363 1280 !026 1117 1093 !043 1133 AVG 4.1 5.6 6.4 5.0 8.0 8.2 3.8 6.5 TD 13 16 8 6 11 8 7 12 Y<b.PG 125.7 123.9 116.4 114.0 111.7 109.3 104.3 103.0 KICKOFF RETURNS I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. (Min. 1.2 Returns per Game) CL Sr. Jerry Parrish, EK U Zack Thomas, S.C. St. Sr. Bill Lafreniere, Nthestn. Sr. Jerome Stelly, W. Ill. Jr. Fr. Steve Harris, N. Iowa Garry Pearson, Mass. Jr. Dwain Wilson, Idaho St. Sr. NO Yds TD AVG 1 29.7 27.1 0 0 26.5 26. I 2 I 24.3 23.7 0 0 23.4 18 14 26 18 14 19 17 534 380 690 470 340 450 398 G IO 11 11 IO 11 NO YDS TD IPG INTERCEPTIONS I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. CL Mike Genetti, Nrthestn. So. Bob Mahr, Lafayette Jr. Sr. George Floyd, EKU Jim Anderson, Montana Jr. Kevin Robinson, N.C.A&T Sr. Roosevelt Jewells, Akron Sr. Jr. Dwayne Lopes, Mass. JO 9 IO IO 9 8 8 7 6 144 48 121 58 126 67 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.00 .91 .82 .80 .73 .70 .67 RUSHING OFFENSE I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Idaho Delaware S.C. State Eastern Ky. Murray St. Nevada-Reno Youngstown St. G 11 11 11 11 II 11 11 CAR 582 653 626 536 560 514 541 48 YDS 2929 2813 2777 2473 2436 2352 2330 AVG 5.0 4.3 4.4 4.6 4.3 4.6 4.3 TD 29 34 35 31 17 15 25 Yds.PG 266.3 255.7 252.5 224.8 221.5 213.8 211.8 �RUSHING DEFENSE I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. S.C. State Florida A&M Jackson St. Tennessee St. Eastern Ky. Boston U. Delaware G 11 11 11 11 11 II II CAR 392 435 404 382 465 403 YDS 669 904 905 989 1070 1104 1191 G 11 11 11 PTS l03 106 111 112 117 132 139 AVG 9.4 9.6 IO. I 10.2 10.6 12.0 12.6 448 AVG 1.7 2.1 2.2 2.6 2.4 2.4 3.0 TD 5 8 7 13 6 14 JO Yds.PG 60.8 82.2 82.3 89.9 97.3 100.4 108.3 SCORING DEFENSE I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Jackson St. S.C. State Lafayette Eastern Ky. Florida A&M Lehigh Bethune-Cook. 11 11 11 11 TOTAL DEFENSE I. S.C. State 2. Bethune-Cook. 3. Jackson St. 4. Florida A&M 5. Lafayette 6. Eastern Ky. 7. Alcorn St. G 11 11 11 11 11 11 IO Plays 686 678 675 697 727 692 646 YDS 2244 2344 2395 2403 2480 2521 2321 AVG 3.3 3.5 3.5 3.4 3.4 3.6 3.6 TD* 12 18 II 15 II 13 16 Yds.PG 204.0 213.1 217.7 218.5 225.5 229.2 232.1 FINAL I-AA POLL I. Eastern Kentucky (10-1) .. ... . ..... . . . ....... .. . ... ....... . ... 2. Idaho State (9- 1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3. South Carolina State (9-2) .................................. 4. Jackson State (9-1-1) ............................. . .... . ..... 5. Boise State (9-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. Tennessee State (9-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7. Delaware (9-2) . .......................... . .................. 8. Lafayette (9-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9. Murray State (8-3) .......................... . ......... . ..... IO. Massachusetts (8-3) . . . . . . ............... . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. . .... . New Hampshire (7-3) ... . ........... . ........................ 49 60 56 52 47 46 39 37 31 28 25 25 �1981 FINAL EASTERN PASS R ECEIVING FOOTBALL STATISTICS Bird. SE Armstrong. TE Parrish, FL Mc Phaul. Fl Urooks, !iE Curtis. TE TEAM STA TISTICS Sutkamp. FB F I RST DOWNS Yeast. FB Dickerson. FB Hairston. TB E KU 221 1)5 74 12 695 .1446 .168 3078 219.9 4.4 229 115 10 .502 1928 137.7 6 924 OPP 220 95 110 15 570 21 46 539 1607 114.8 2.8 336 166 26 .494 218 1 155.8 10 906 5006 357.6 3788 270.6 94 3459 36.8 44-19 85-87 1 By Kushing By Pass ing By Penalty R USHI NG-T IMES CARR I ED Yards Gained Yards Lost Ne1 Yards Gained Average Per Game Average Per Carry PASSES ATTEMPTED Completed H ad I nterccpted Comp. Percentage ct Yards Average P er Game Scoring Passes TOT AL on·ENSE-TOTAL PLAYS Net Yards Average Per Game PUNTS-NUMBER 66 Yards Punted Average Per P unl 2568 38.9 34- 15 86-803 FUMBI.ES-LOST PENAi.TiES- YARDS S CORE BY QUA RTERS EKU O PP I l 95 30 126 34 4 46 75 108 52 TP 375 191 RUSHING Gamts: Times Gain 14 12 12 8 9 14 14 14 6 Thom pson. TB Hairston. T U Sutkam p. F8 Yeast. FB Bran ch, FB Mc Phaul. F L Parrish. FL Issac. QB O ic kcrson. FB Ura,uon. TB Miller. QB Armstrong. TE Sanders. P Woolum. QB 14 14 10 95 21 19 2 2 I 22 TOTALS 14 695 210 109 99 82 22 6 5 1279 571 370 344 194 96 103 299 73 66 5 4 0 42 ] 446 Loss Ntt Avg TD 42 1237 5.9 12 559 5. 1 J 367 3.7 343 4.2 192 8.7 I 95 15.8 9 94 18.8 216 83 0.9 7.l J.5 0 2 64 16.0 0 5 2.5 3 I 0.5 12 -1 2 · 12. 65 -23 -1.0 I] 5 J 7 TOTAI.S N o. 26 24 20 17 10 8 6 2 115 \'ds. 550 ]92 A,·,t. 21.2 16.J 21.7 14.6 4)4 248 126 12.6 97 12.1 51 8.5 15 • 7.5 10 10.0 4.0 1928 16.8 TO 4 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 6 DEFENSE Tacldes 73 72 63 .l8 llill. LR Floyd. l>U Jackson, L B Dominguez. LB Young. UE Ta ylor. l)T Bell. DE McShanc. NG Wh ite. DB W illoughby. DT Parks. OB R obinson. NG Wagers. L B Keller. DE Byrd. S Woods. l)T Jones. DU llrown, l)T S immons. LU Simpson. DB Mims, S Lewis. D B McCu llough. 0 8 Burnette. LB Mau ntcl, DE Hardy. l>E May. D B Camp bell. l>T Henderson. l>E Palmer, DT ll ardin. S As..'iiSIS J.l ]9 JJ JI 32 24 26 28 21 14 26 23 12 16 15 14 II 61 47 44 49 50 )4 38 JI 28 JJ 22 IK 21 28 16 15 18 10 10 II 12 II 9 13 8 4 7 6 10 5 8 5 5 6 4 0 0 KICKO FF RETURNS I 8 I 0 0 0 0 0 368 3078 4.4 40 No. Parris h, FL Arms 1rong. T E Floyd. DB Simpson, 08 Sutkamp. FU Brooks. SE McCullough. D B Cu rtis. TE Bird. St TOTALS No. 24 J 2 2 Yds. A vg. 716 8 5 0 29.8 2.7 27.5 22.0 28.0 21.0 15.0 5.0 0.0 .l6 892 24.8 No. 36 I Yd~. .l 14 0 A"'g. 8.7 0 .0 37 ) 14 K.5 55 44 28 21 15 TD I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 () PASSING PUNT RETUR NS No. Att. Comp. Pel. Int. ISJ1ac, QB Woolum. QB 201 28 100 15 .498 .536 TOTALS 229 11 5 .502 TO 9 Yds. 1683 245 10 1928 6 Floyd. D R Hardi n. S TOTALS 50 TO I 0 �MODERN EASTERN FOOTBALL RECORDS SINGLE GAME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most extra points - 9 (Jamie Lovett vs. Tenn. Tech, 1981) Longest run from scrimmage - 97 yards ( Don Daly vs. Morehead, 195 1) Most runs from scrimmage - 43 (Alfred Thompson vs. Morehead, 1973) Most yards rushing - 293 (Tere nce Thompson vs. Akron, 1981) Most passes attempted - 45 (Jim Guice vs. Middle Tennessee. 1966) Most passes completed - 25 (Jim Guice vs. Akron, 1968) Most yards passing - 318 {Chris Isaac vs. Murray State. 1981) Most touchdown passes thrown - 4 (Jim Guice vs. Northwood, 1967 and Ernie House vs. Austin Peay, 1975) Most touchdowns scored - 4 (Aaron Marsh vs. Northwood, 1967; Jimmy Brooks vs. East Tennessee, 1971; Stan M itchell vs. Ashland, 1975; Terence Thompson vs. Akron. 1981) Most passes received - 19 (Aaron Marsh vs. Nonhwood, 1967) Most receiving yardage - 316 (Aaron Marsh vs. Nonhwood, 1967) Most passes intercepted - 4 (Buddy Pfaadt vs. Austin Peay, 1966) Most times punted - 13 (Jeff McCarthy vs. Morehead, 1971) Most yards punted - 468 (Jeff McCarthy vs. Morehead, 197 1) Longest field goal - 49 yards (David Flores vs. Murray State, 1977, and vs. Nevada-Reno, 1979) Longest punt - 78 yards (Bob Plotts vs. Tampa. 1966) Longest punt return - 86 yards (Jimmy Chittum vs. Murray, 1961) Most field goals - 3 (Jerry Pullins vs. Morehead, 1968; Earl Cody vs. Mo rehead, 1973. and vs. Murray, 1974; David Flores vs. Western, 1978; Jamie Lovett vs. Boise State, 1981) Most points scored by kicking - 13 (Earl Cody vs. Morehead. 1973) Most yards kickoff returns - 202 (Jerry Parrish vs. Murray Stale, 1978) Longest interception return - IOO(Georgc Floyd vs. Youngstown State, 1980) INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Most yards rushing - 3,842 (Jimmy Brooks, 1968-71) Most yards passing - 5,04 1 (Jim Guice, 1965-68) Most plays total offense - 921 (Jimmy Brooks, 1968-71) Most rushing attempts - 920 (Jimmy Brooks, 1968-71) Most field goals kicked - 38 (David Flores, 1977-80) Most field goals attempted - 60 (David F lores, 1977-80) Most extra points kicked - 126 (David Flores. 1977-80) Most extra point kick attempts - 13 1 (David Flores, 1977-80) Most points scored by kick - 240 (David Flores, 1977-80) Most points scored - 24-0 (David Flores, 1977-80) Most touchdowns scored - 36 (Jimmy Brooks. 1968-71) Most kickoffs returned 74 (Jerry Parrish 19i8-8 1) Most yards on kickoffs returned - 2,072 (Jerry Parrish, 197881) Most consecutive extra points kicked - 60 (David Flores, 1977-78) Most punts returned - 78 (George Floyd, 1978-81) Most yards on punt returns - 583 (George Floyd, 1978-81) Most passes intercepted - 22 (George Floyd, 1978-81) Most yards interception returns - 328 (George Floyd, 197881) Best kickoff return a verage - 28.0 (Jerry Parrish, 1978-81) SINGLE GAME TEAM RECORDS Most points scored by opponent -99vs. Wittenberg in 193 1 Largest victory margin - 67-0 vs. Morehead in 1925 Largest defeat margin - 99-0 vs. Wittenberg in 193 1 Most net yards rushing - 510 vs. East Tennessee in 1977 Most pass attempts - 50 vs. Akron in 1968 Most pass completions - 29 vs. Akron in 1968 Most passing yardage - 425 vs. Northwood in 1967 Most yards total offense - 662 vs. East Tennessee in 1977 Most first downs - 33 vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh in 1975 Most first downs rushing - 23 vs. Ashland CoHege in. 1975 Most touchdowns scored - 9 vs. Evansville in 1953; vs. Tennessee Tech, 1981 Most extra points - 9 vs. Tennessee Tech, 1981 Most yards penalized - 155 vs. Morehead, 1977 Least net yards rushing hy opponent (-43) vs. Middle Tennessee, 1981 Most touchdown passes - 6 vs. Nonhwood in 1967 Fewest first downs given up - 2 vs. M urray State in 1976 SINGLE SEASON TEAM RECORDS Undefeated season - 1940 (8-0-0), 1954 (8--0-1)' Most wins - 12. 1981 (12-2--0) Most defeats - 8 in 1929 (1-8-0) Most ties - 3 in 1933 (1 -2-3) Most points scored - 375 ( 198 1) Mos1 points by opposition - 264 ( 1930) Least points scored - 15 ( 1930) Most consecutive games without a loss - 15 (1953-54--55). 2 ties Most consecutive games won - 13 ( 1939-40-41) Most touchdowns scored - 48 ( 1981) Most extra points kicked - 41 (1981) •Tangerine Bowl Game not included Most passes completed - 170 ( 1967) Most passes attempted - 300 ( 1967) Best passing percentage - 58.2 ( 1965) Least yards rushing by opponents - 951 ( 1953) Least yards passing by opponents - 487 ( 1957) Best punting average - 42.2 ( 1965) Most yards penalized - 803 (1981) Most yards rushing - 3,078 (1981) Most yards passing - 2.133 ( 1967) Best total offense - 5,006 ( 1981) Most first downs rushing - 158 (1979) Most passes intercepted by - 26 (1981) SINGLE SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most points scored - 90 (Dale Patton, 1978) Most touchdowns scored - 15 (Dale Patton, 1978) Most ext ra points (kid:) - 39 (David Flores, 1979) Most field goals - 14 (Jamie Lovett, 1981) Most points scored by kick - 80 (Jamie Lovett, 1981) Most r uns from scrimmage - 271 (Alfred Thompson, 1973) Most yards r ushing - 1,478 (Everett Talbert, 1974) Most passes attempted - 226 (Jim Guice, 1966) Best passing percentage - 62. 1 (Larry Marmie, 1965) Most yards passing - 1,683 (Chris Isaac, 198 1) Most yards total offense - 1,766 (Chris Isaac. 1981) Most touchdo wn passes thrown - 14 (Jim Guice, 1966) Most touchdown passes received - 11 (Aaron Marsh, 1966) Best rushing average (min. 50 times) - 6.7 yards(Chuck Bell, 1953) Most yardage on pass receiving - 1.095 (Aaron Marsh, 1967) Most passes received - 73 (Aaron Mars h, 1966) Best punting average - 42.2 (Fred Malins. 1965) Most passes intercepted - 10 (George Floyd, 1981) Most punts returned - 36 (George Floyd, 1981) Most yards on punt returns - 314 (George Floyd, 1981) Most kickoffs returned - 24 (Jerry Parrish, 1981) Most yards on kickoff returns - 716 (Jerry Parrish, 198!) 51 �• OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TEAM FOOTBALL RECORDS SIN GLE GAME SCOR ING l-lighcst Score - 71 Murray vs. Iowa Wesleyan( l2). 1967 Most TDs Scorcd- 10- Murray vs. Iowa Wesleyan . 1967 Most PATS Kickcd- 9 - Eastern Ky. vs. T ennessee Tech Tcnncsee Tech. vs. E. Tennessee . . . . Most Field Goals- 3- E. Tennessee vs. Morehead {Record T ied on Twelve Other Occasions) Mos1 Two~Point Conversions- J Midd lc Tennessee vs. UT Manin . 198 1 1977 1967 1967 Eastern Ken1ucky vs. Northwood 1967 Most Safeties- 2 Austin Peay vs. M iddle Tennessee 1968 TOTAL OFFENSE Mos! T otal Yards Gained 662 Eastern Kentucky vs. East Tennessee Most Plays- 94Tennessee Tech vs . Morningside 1977 1972 Western Kentucky vs. Murray Fewest T otal Yards Allowed- 13 yards- I969 Western Kentucky vs. But ler . 197 J RUS H ING Most Yards Rushing 5 I 0 Eas1ern Kentucky vs. East Tennessee Fewest Yards Rushing- Minus 63 Austin Peay vs. Morehead Fewest Yards Al lowed Opponcn1 - Minus77 Western Ky. vs. Dayton 1977 1971 1974 Most Rushing Plays - 83 Tenncsscc Tech vs. Morningside .... •• • ..... .. 1972 Fewest Rushing Plays- 9 Morehead vs. Middle Tennessee . . 1977 PASSING Most Yards Passing- 425 Eastern Kentucky vs. Northwood Murray vs. Middle Tennessee 1967 1967 Most Passes Attempted - 59- R USHING Most Yards Gained Rushing 3,1 14M idd le Ten nessee M ost i\vg. Ya rds Per Uame- 311.4 Middle T ennessee Fewest Yards by Oppo nents- 485Western K y. M ost R ushing Atte mpts- 722- Tcnnessee Tech Most T ouchdowns Rushing--42- Middle T enn Most First Downs Rushing- 134- Eastcrn K y. Wcstcrn Ky. vs. Akron . 1969 M ost Passes Completed 37Western Ky. vs. Akron .... ..... ... • • .• •• . ... 1969 Most Touchdown Passcs- 6Eastcrn Ky. vs. Northwood . .. . . . . . . .• • . • . . .. Most Two-Point Convcrsions- .3Middle T ennessee vs. UT Martin Best Comp. Percentagc- 80.0Western Ky. vs. Delta S tate ( 16 of 20) Eastern Ky. vs. Dayton (12 of 15) Most Passes Had lntcrccpted - 7 M orehead vs. Western K y. East Tennessee vs. Austin Peay Most Passes I ntcrcepted- 7Westcrn Ky. vs. M orchead East T ennessee vs. Aus1in Peay Most Yards Interceptions Returncd- 139Western Ky. vs. West Illinois Fewest Passing Yards Allowed- Minus 3Western Ky. vs. Austin Peay . . OT HERS Most Punt- 14 Austin Peay vs. T enncscc Tech Best Punting Average- 54.0Midd le Tennessee vs. Ball State M ost First Downs 33- Eastern Ky. vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh . . M ost First Downs Rushing- 23Tennessee Tech vs. Mornings ide Eastern Ky. vs. A shland .... .. . . ... . . ... . Most First D0wns Passing- 19Murray vs. Iowa Wesleya n .... . •• .. . . .. . .. SEASON SCORING Most Points Scorcd- 377 Western K y. Fewest Points Scored- 20- Morehead Most Point!:> Yieldcd - 321 - Murray Fcwes1 Points Yielded 40- Middle T ennessee M ost T ouchdowns 54- Western K y. M ost PATs Kicked 45 - Western Ky. Most Field Goals 11 - Middle T ennessee 1971, Murray 197 1, Tenn Tech . . Most Points Scored Kicking- 67 { IJ FGs, 28 E Ps) Eastern K y. M ost Safeties- 4- Middle Tennessee Most Points Per Game- 37. 7 Western K y. TOTAL OFFENSE Most Toial Yards Gained 4.071 - Westcrn Ky. Fewest Yards By Opponenls- 1.5 11 Western Ky. . , . Most Plays- 825- Eastern K y. Most Average Yards Per Game--425.8 Western K y. . . . ....... . .. .. . .... . 1951 Best Rushing Average- 8.6 Eas1ern Ky. vs . East Tennessee Eastern Ky. vs. Nort hwood 1967 Most Fu mbles 12- T cnnessec Tech vs. Murray 1972 Most Fumbles Losl- 7-Tcnnessee Tech vs. Western Ky. . 1967 Most Fumbles Rccovcrcd- 7Westcrn Ky. vs. Tennessee Tech 1967 Wes1ern Ky. vs. C. W, Post 1974 Most Yards Pcnalized- 19 1- Morehead vs. Eastern . 1969 Most Kick offs Kicked- I I - Murray vs. Iowa Wesleyan 1967 Most Kickoffs Rece ived 10- Tennessee Tech vs. Eastern Ky 1981 M ost Yard s on Punt Returns 153 Western Ky. vs. Morehead 1953 Most Yards Kickoff Returns- 202E.asiern Ky. vs. Murray 1978 1967 1967 1952 1978 PASSING Most Yards Gained Passi ng- 2.433 - Murray Most Average Yards Per Game- 243.3 Murray Most AHempls- 380- Murray M ost Complction!>- 190Mur ray ...... .... .. . . . East T ennessee .. . . ...... . .. . . . .. . . ... . Best Complet ion Percentage 66. 1M iddle Tennessee Fewest Ya rds By Opponcnt - 365Western Ky. Most To uchdowns Passing- 25 Murray . . . .... . • • ••••• • . • _ Western Ky. . ........ . . .... . . .. . • . .•• . _ Most First Downs Pass ing- 95West crn Ky . . .. .. . ... . .. ... . . .. . . . . ••. . . Most Passes Had l ntcrcepted- .15 Aus1m Peay Most Passes l ntcrccp!cd- 34 Ea st Tennessee Fewest Touchdown Passe s A ll owed- I Middle Tennessee Tennessee Tech .. 1965 1971 1965 197 1 1968 1973 1971 1974 1975 1972 1975 1967 52 19 73 1953 1966 195 7 1973 1973 1972 1980 1965 19 73 1973 197 1 1976 1957 1959 1959 1963 1972 1959 1978 1968 1968 1967 1967 197) 1965 1960 1968 197.l 1973 1969 1969 195 7 1972 �Most First Downs- 242 - East Tennessee 1973 Fewest First Downs Allowcd- 84- Middle Tennessee 1957 OTH E R S M ost Punts - 90- Austin Peay 197 1 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL FOOTBALL RECORDS SINGLE GAME O T H ERS longest P unt Return - I()() yards- Phil Foster, Mu. vs. Mo. Lo ngest K ickoff Rcturn- 100 yards Ruford Crager, Mo. vs. ET Longest Pass I ntercept ion Return 100 yardsRay O ld ha m, MT vs. UT Chattanooga . . . . . . George Floyd, EK vs. Youngstown Longest Run with Recovered Rumble 99 yardsRay Neal. MT vs. Muskingham . . M ost Yards Kickoff Rcrnrns- 202 J erry Parrish Eastern Kentucky vs. Murray State T OTAL OFFENSE Most Yar ds T otal Offensc-428 Johnny Vance, WK vs. Akron Most Plays Total Offrnsc- 69 - Johnny Vance. 1969 WK vs. Akron 1969 Highest Average Per Play- 20.0 (1 20 yards in 6 atls.>Hal Emerson. EK vs. WisconsinkOshkosh 1975 RUS HING Most Attempts- 43- Alfrcd Thomp!S-on, EK vs. Mo .. 1973 Most Yards Gained Rushing 297 - Clarence J ackson. WK vs. Butler 1971 Oon Daty, EK vs. M o Johnny Vance, WK vs. Akron Most Consecutive Completions- I I Billy Walker, MT vs. UT Mart in Best percentage- 100%- Teddy M orr is (9-9), MT vs. UT Chatta nooga Most Yards Gained Passing----425 - Larry T illman, Mu. vs. MT Most Touchdo wn Passes 6 - Charles Porter. Mo. VS. Marshall M ost Passes Caught- 20- Harold Roberts, AP vs. Murray (NCAA Record) M ost Yards On Passes Ca ught- 316- Aaron Marsh, EK vs. Northwood Most Touchdown Passes Caught 4 Aaron Marsh, EK vs. No rthwood Harold Roberts. AP vs. Murray Purter Will iams. WK vs. Murray Most lnterccptions----4 Buddy Pfaadt, EK vs. A P Longest Pass Com pletion- 96 yardsLeo Peckenpaugh to Porter Williams, WK vs. Mu. M ost Two-Point Conversions- 3- Billy Wa lker. MT vs. UT Martin Most Points By Passing- 36- Billy Wa lker. MT vs. UT Ma rtin M ost Rushing Attempts- 286- Larry Schreiber. Tennessee Tech . . . . . . Most Yards Rushing- 1.522- Larry Schrei ber. T ennessee Tech . . Highest Rushing Average- 9 . 1- Ray Purvis. M iddle Tennessee ( Min. 50 alt.) 1969 1967 1965 1968 1969 1959 PASSING Most Pass Attempts 380 Larry Tillman, Murray 1967 M ost Pass Complet ions- 190- Larry Tillman, Murray 1967 Most Yards Gained Passing- 2,345- Charles Po rter. M ore head . . . .................... 1950 Best Completion Pcrccntage- 66.2%-Charlcs Porter, More head . . . 1950 M ost Touchd own passes Thrown- 25- Larry T illman, Murray ... . . 1968 Most Passes Caught- 88- Harvcy Tanner Murray . . ... 1967 M ost Yards on Passes Caught- 1.069-Aaron Ma rsh. Eastern Ky. 1967 M ost Touchdown Passes Caught- 13- Billy Hess, Murray 1968 M ost Passes l nterceptcd- 12- John Fitzpatrick, T ennessee T ech . . . . . . , 1972 1967 1950 1967 1967 1967 1967 1973 1966 1970 1967 1967 SCOR I NG Most Points Scored- 114- Dickie Moore. Western Kentucky . .. Must Touchdowns Scored 19 Dickie M oore. Western Kentucky . . . M ost Points By Kick.ing- 60- Butch Gent ry, Tennessee Tech M ost P oints- 28 Harold Roberts, AP vs. Mu. 1969 M ost Touchdowns 4 Held by Nine Players M ost P oints By Kicking 13- Earl Cody (3 FG's, 4 EP). 1973 KIC K ING M ost Extra Points Kicked - 9 J amie Lovett vs. Tenn. Tech M ost Field Goals 3- Pa i Hauser, ET vs . M o. (Tied by Ten Others) Longest Field Goal- 58 yards Sta n Watt s. Mu. vs. WK Most Punts- 14- Mike Johnson. AP vs. TT Best Punt Average' 54.0 - Mikc Sha.wen. MT vs. Ball S tate Longest Punt - 81 yards- C hip Johnson. AP vs. W K M ost Punts Rcturncd- 9 Alan Coker. WK vs. Butler Alan Coker. WK vs. MT . . . . . . M os1 yards Punts Ret urned- 145- Virgil Livers, WK vs. ET 1978 RUSHING 1969 SCORING EK vs. MO. 1964 Mos1 Tota l Yards- 2.782- Charlcs Poncr. Morehead 1950 Most Total Plays-464- Larry Tillman, M urray 1967 Mos1 Complctions- 37- J ohnny Vance, WK vs. Akron • . . . 1970 1980 TOTAL OFFENSE . . .. 195 1 1954 PASS ING Most Attcmpts- 59 1959 S EASON Longest Run from Scrimmage 97 yardsCarl Walker, M u. vs. AP . . . 1950 1967 1967 1972 KICKI NG M ost Ex tra Points Kicked 37 J erry Pu llins. Eastern Kentucky .. . M ost Field Goals- I I- Stan Watts, Murray and Ken ny Nolan .. Middle Ten nessee Butch Gentry. Tennessee Tech M ost Punts 83- Richard McGlothlin, East Tennessee . . Ucst P un1ing Average-43.9 - Mikc Sha wen, Midd le T ennessee Most Punts Returned- 50- Virgil Livers. Western Kentucky • . .. . M ost Pu nts Retruned For Scorc- 3Mo Ho llingsworth, M orehead Virgil Livers. Western Kcnlllcky . 1981 1967 1971 1971 1974 1974 1971 1971 1974 53 1968 197 1 1972 1969 1974 1974 197 1 1974 �• 1981 OVC TEAM STATISTICS OVC ALL-TIME STANDINGS I. [ astern Kentucky 2. Tennessee Tech 3. Middle Tennessee 4 Murray State 5. Austi n Peay 6 Morehead State 7. Youngstown State 8. Won Lost Tied 137 122 110 104 60 64 82 7 3 99 93 119 86 155 3 8 5 Akron 6 Pel. .622 .551 .541 .468 .4 12 .299 .625 .433 5 8 2 7 0 Ytins 19 411-81 1948-81 1948-8 1 1948-81 1963-8 1 1948-81 1981 1980-81 TEAM OFFENSE I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7 8. 9. Youngsto wn State Morehead State Akron G II II 10 II II 10 10 Tennessee Tech Middle Tennessee II II [astern Kentucky Western Kentucky Aust in Peay Murray State Pts. 294 24 1 207 229 282 163 132 229 158 Ave. Yd.R TD Total Avg. 2743 Avg. 224.8 TD 26.7 31 1446 131.5 5 39 19 356.3 2 1.9 20. 7 20.8 25.6 16.3 13.2 20.8 14.4 1721 2056 2436 2280 988 1887 1277 897 156.5 205.6 221.5 207.3 98.8 188.7 I 16.1 81.5 19 15 17 25 10 15 13 9 2109 1407 1324 1291 1899 19 1.7 140. 7 120.4 117.4 189.9 90.6 141.1 125.2 12 13 8 8 10 I 12 3830 3463 3760 3571 2887 2793 2829 2274 348.2 346.3 34 1.8 324.6 288 7 279.l 257.2 206.7 Yd.P. Ave. 906 1552 1377 6 TEAM DEFENSE G Pts. Avg. TDs II 112 10.2 II II 4. 10 5. II 6. Youngstown State II 7. Morehead State 10 8 Te nnessee Tech II 9. Austin Peay 10 *Includes TD allowed on a return . 173 204 183 160 2 15 256 231 227 6 13 19 14 6 16 21 20 21 A llow RP I. 2. 3. Eastern Ke ntuc ky Middle Tennessee Weste rn Kentucky Akron Murray State 15.7 18.5 18.3 . 14.5 19.6 25.6 21.0 22.7 7 7 8 6 13 10 8 8 9 Yd.R. A vg. Yd.P Avg. 13 !070 97.3 1451 13 1.9 252 1 229. 2 20 27 23 ' 20• 26 34' 30' JO 1487 1634 1548 1582 115 1 2213 1843 1633 135.2 148.5 154.8 143.8 104.6 221.3 167.5 163.3 1264 1500 1311 1607 220 1 1259 1993 2 11 6 114.9 136.4 131. 1 146. 1 200. 1 125.9 18 1.2 21 1.6 2724 3134 2859 3 189 3352 3472 3836 3749 247.6 284.9 285.9 289.9 304.7 347.2 348.7 374.9 Total Avg. Tot MISCELLANEOUS I. 2. J. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. [ astern Kentucky Murray State Youngstown State Middle Tennessee Te nnessee Tec h Western Kentucky Akron Austin Peay Morehead S tate First Downs Passes Int. By Own Opp. Own Opp. 162 151 19 8 184 183 13 II 184 183 15 15 136 154 16 22 14 1 193 21 14 197 155 15 18 164 !JS 16 18 166 174 13 7 165 178 19 22 Fumbles Own 23-1 0 39-1 7 35- 18 28-16 20- 10 30- 16 22- 11 46- 17 18-11 Lost Opp. 34- 15 19-10 37-19 43-2 1 4 1-19 44-25 18-10 25- 11 25-18 Yds. Pen. Own Opp. 670 649 973 47 1 569 778 637 576 584 67 1 9 17 537 694 353 730 548 7)5 484 FINAL 1981 STANDINGS Conference Games I. 2. 2. 4. 4. 4. 4. 8 9. w L Eastern Kentucky 8 0 Murra y State Youngstown State M iddlc Tennessee Tennessee Tech Weste rn Ke ntucky Akron Austin Peay Morehead State 5 3 3 5 4 4 4 4 3 0 4 4 5 T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 54 PF A ll Games 224 PA 85 168 186 110 155 138 112 155 112 119 135 118 172 145 159 199 226 w 1" PF PA 10 0 Z94 0 7 6 6 0 229 282 158 229 241 132 207 16) I IZ 160 2 15 173 231 204 183 227 256 l. 0 0 0 0 0 0 �1981 OVC INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TOT AL OFFENSE G I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Gino Gibbs. MU Paris Wicks. VS Ral ph Antone, WK C hris ha■c, EK Jamie D eV ore, YS Floyd Jones, A P Tony Costantine, TT Mike Kallman, AP Don Reeves. MO Act. 367 246 234 II II II II II 211 274 136 278 202 174 10 II 9 9 Rush Pass Yds. YPG 563 1363 I 71 288 1093 -135 15 1 -6 1 1310 28 1356 120 1 947 15 1321 8 18 1873 1391 1357 170.3 126.5 123.4 115.6 112.3 110.8 1272 1235 1108 1186 969 929 990 107.8 107.7 103.2 PASSING G I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 7. 9. Don Reeves, M 0 Tony Costantine. rr Ralph Antone. WK Gino Gibbs, MU Brown Sanford, MT Chris Issac, F..K Mike Katzman. AP Ron Gliha. AK Jamie DeVore, VS 9 II II II 8 II 9 8 II Att. 169 2 12 191 187 141 148 126 116 15 1 Comp. 87 103 101 92 64 Int. 12 13 11 II 9 72 57 50 62 II II Yds. TD Pct. CPG 990 1321 1356 1310 886 1201 8 18 646 947 4 II 8 8 2 .5 15 .486 .529 .492 .454 9 .7 9.4 9.2 8.4 8.0 6.6 6.3 6.3 5.6 TD 16 8 7 YPG 123.9 109.3 104. 1 103.0 83.8 62.0 58.9 51.2 50.6 .486 .452 .431 .411 RUSHING I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Paris Wicks, YS Floyd Jones, AP Dennis Brumfield, AK T erence Thompson, EK Nick Nance, MU Marvin McClennon, TT G II 10 10 R Yds. YPR 1363 1093 104 1 1133 838 558 589 563 5.7 8.2 3.8 6.5 5.4 3.5 4.3 3.1 5.7 Yd.<l i . 736 642 408 280 415 287 290 337 TD RPG 3 4.4 3.8 3.3 2.8 2.7 2.4 2.4 2.2 EP FG TP PPG I 0 0 22 0 29 0 2 22 0 104 0 0 72 66 14 0 10 0 0 64 60 59 54 52 9.5 6.6 6.6 5.8 II 55 Troy Snardon, WK II 10 9 10 Gino Gibbs. MU Danny Embree. WK II II 245 134 273 173 154 160 137 180 97 G Ct. II 10 10 II II II 9 II 48 38 33 31 30 26 22 23 G II TD 17 II 12 II 0 10 0 9 8 0 557 12 9 3 8 3 PASS RECEIVING I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 6. 8. John Newby, W K Bo Chambers, MO Mark L edford, MO Reggie Bazel. TT Ron H unter, WK Brad Mill ice. TT Ond ra Woods. A P J e ff Patterson. YS 2 SCORING I. 2. 2. 4. 5 6. 6. 8. 9. Par is Wicks, YS Terence Tho mpson, EK Floyd J ones. AP Pa ul McFadden, YS Reggie Bazel. Tr Jamie Lovett, E K N ick Nance, MU R oy C hambers, MO Ray Mullican. TT 10 II II II 10 10 II 55 5.5 5.4 5.4 5.2 5.0 �.. KICK SCORING Paul McFadden, YS C II Jamie t ovett, EK II Ray M ullican, TT 5. Jeff Lancaster, MU 6. . Ji m Gri ffit hs, WK II II II II 7. 8. IO 14-21 10-21 11 - 17 13-15 11- 17 7- 13 7- 14 10 4-8 I. 2. J. 4. Kelly Potter, MT Dennis H eckm an, AK Ray Hampton, AP FG EP-ATT 22-23 29-33 22-23 15- 15 18- 19 24-28 13- 15 19-20 KICKO FF RETURNS No. I. 2. J. 4. 5. 18• 19• 13 14 28• J erry Parrish, EK Billy Blaylock, TT Marcus Moss, MU J o-J o Lee, WK Bo C hambers, M O Yd,. 534 414 281 286 560 Avg, 29.7 2 1.8 21.6 20.4 20.0 • One TD PUNTING I. 2. John Christopher, MO Chris Weber, VS 3. Lanny S anders, EK 4. 4. 6. 7. 8. 9. Mike Miller, WK David Tuck, M U T im Stayccr. A K T im Hammond, AP Mark Pemberton, TT J immy Merryman, MT No. 76 66 54 70 61 28 73 76 82 Avg. 43.7 40.9 38.4 38.2 38.2 37.1 36.5 36.3 34.8 No. Yds. 29 • 32• 21 • 340 289 223 190 183 PUNT R ETU RN S I. 2. J. 4. 5. Ronald Hopkins, MU George Floyd, EK Kendall Taylor, n · Pat Snow, A K Sidney Pigg. MT 26 26 Avg. 11.7 9.0 8.3 7.3 7. 1 INTER CEPTIONS 7 7 Yds. 121 67 15 5 58 T Asst. TOT 73 79 80 49 42 60 100 173 17 1 160 137 127 126 No. 9 I. Gt-0r ge ., loyd, E K 2. Roosevelt Jewells, A K 3. Tony Panebianco, TT 4 . Regina ld Johnson. W K TA CKLES AN D ASSISTS I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6 Paul Gray. W K Brad Reese. AK Donald White, MU Tom Tussey, WK David S uggs. WK Vi nce Tucker. MU 56 92 80 88 85 66 TP PPG 64 5.8 59 5.4 5.0 4.9 4.6 4.1 J.4 3.1 55 54 51 45 34 JI �SCORING TD Lovett, K Thompson, T B Isaac, QB Yeast, FB 0 0 48 24 R 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1-2 No. Y ds. 12 II 9 9 9 7 70 81 36 35 28 52 42 41 59 37 41 22 8 8 12 7 6 0 13 8 7 Hairston, TB 5 Bird, SE Sutkamp, F B 4 3 2 2 Parrish, FL McPhaul, FL Dickerson , FB Curtis, TE Branch, FB F loyd, DB Team Nussbaum, K TOTALS Opponents I K 38--43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3-3 41--46 20-20 p FG SAF TP 0 0 0- 1 0 0 0- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 1- 2 14-25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14-25 7- 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 80 78 48 42 30 24 18 12 12 6 6 6 6 4 3 375 191 TACKLES FOR LOSSES McShane, NG Taylor, OT Jackson. LB Bell. DE Hill, LB Woods, DT Robinson, NG Willoughby, OT Brown, DT Floyd, D B Keller, DE Dominguez, LB Young. DE Hardy , DE Simmons. LB Mims, S Henderson, DE 4 . 3 2 5 5 5 Wagers. LB White, DB Byrd. S Parks, DB TOTALS I I 96 589 No. IO Y ds. Avg. TD 13 1 16 45 27 24 18 12 9 13.1 3.2 15.0 13.5 24.0 18.0 12.0 9.0 1.0 0.0 I0.9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IN TERCEPTIONS Floyd, DB Parks. DB Byrd. S White. DB Simpson, DB 5 3 2 Hardin. S Jackson, LB Hardy, DE Mims, S Dominguez, LB TOTALS I 0 26 283 57 �• FUMBLE R ECOVERIES No. Young. DE Bell. DE Hill. LB Taylor, DT Woods. DT 2 2 White. D8 Dominguez, LB Ca mp bell. DT M cShanc. NG Brown. DT Burnette , LB Byrd. D B Jackson. LB TOTALS I I 19 PUNTING No. Sanders. P Rowe. P TOTALS 63 3 66 Yds. 24 15 153 2568 CAUSE OF FUMBLE N o. White. DB Jackson. LB Dominguez, LB 4 Taylor. DT Floyd. D B 3 4 Wagers. LB Bell. DE M cShane, NG Byrd. S Hill. LB Woods. DT You ng, D E TOTALS I I 25 58 Avg. 38.3 51.0 38.9 Long 59 61 61 �EASTERN FOOTBALL SINCE 1910 EKU OPP 19 10 Richmond (City ·1earn) 16 0 0 0 15 5 Ru:hmond (City Team) Lexington H.S. Pleasureville Stanford H .S. Record: 1-4-0 EKU 0 Record: 0-2-0 5 Caldwe ll H .S . 0 Paris H.S. 1 21 10 OP P 1920 Pain t Liclc 0 Paint Lick 0 Richmo nd Amer Ltg. H U lost: no score h!ltcd Gcor~cto wn . . (N A } Record : 2-1-0 5 Record: 1-3- 1 EKU 0 12 0 26 14 G 0 7 OP P 19 12 u Richmond (Ci1y ream) 13 M illcrsburg M-1. Lexu1gt on M.S. Threlkeld Se lei.:t Cynthiana H.S. Millersburg M . l. ]4 6 0 0 Georgetown 0 0 6 6 EKU lost; n,, score listtd 0 40 Ken tucky Wesleyan [ KU 0 34 0 0 0 0 1914 Stanford t·t .S. Lancaster H . S Kentucky W esleyan Cynthiana H .S. Western Somerset HS. Western Cynt hiana H .S . Stanford H .S. Record: 2-7-0 [ KU 6 0 0 0 6 19 14 IJ 0 6 16 191 5 Millers burg M.1 Kemucky Wesleyan Western Mille rs burg M .I Western Record: 2- 1- 2 EKU Krntuc'iy Wesleyan UK Sophomores Cumberland Western Record: I-J-1 .. 0 0 20 33 21 41 19 0 1916 Kentucky Wesleyan Lincoln County Western Centre Lexington H .S . Western Record: 4-3-0 .. l9U, Marshall Co llege.' OPP L. M U Georgetown 14 0 21 Trans y ll Union Indiana Teacher~ E. Tenn Normal 6 10 6 0 St. Ma t >·', (\)liege Morri!I Harvey College J R,-cord: 4-5-0 F.k\1 0 )9 6 3I 13 12 I} 32 0 1921 Ctntrr Unio n OPP 1 0 Wcskyan E . T _ T ea,:hers Tu,culum . .'-.-1orehead lJ of L St. Mary·, We~1ern 0 0 6 .. 21 6 12 Rl'-:Orll : 5-4-0 7 12 Ol'P 19JJ L exingt on H .S. Record: 1-2-0 6 l.l 7 Paint Lic k t:kU 0 0 S1anford H.S Transylvania OPP 1921 1 44 . (NA) Rci.:ord : 3-4-2 J 14 7 0 3 Cynthiana H.S. Stanford H.S EKll [KU u 0 0 IJ 0 0 Paris H .S. Richmond Star!I . . F.kU 48 EK\; 0 0 40 5 16 0 Cald'-1.-ell H .S 21 OPP 9 19 19 Paint Lick Par i) H.S. 0 22 OPP 19 11 EKU OP P 19 22 Wesleyan T ransy Frosh . T ransy Frosh . Cumberland Wtstc:rn George1own frosh 7 0 15 0 47 0 Union EKU 1928 l()uisvilk Mo rris Haney 0 0 0 M o rehead u T ransylvania 1 Ol'P 12 18 18 64 Kentucky Wesleyan 40 Union Recurd : 0-6-0 ]4 Record: 2-3-2 . . (NAI F.Kll OPP t:kU OPP 1923 13 0 0 6 State Frosh G<-orgt1own Fro..h Cumber land 0 Ken1ucky W esleyan 46 18 81 12 19 1 0 JJ 0 0 0 EkU 0 19 13 49 7 0 14 33 • Nole: There were no teams for the 191 7 a nd 19 18 seasons due to Wo rld War I. 6 0 0 0 21 0 6 0 0 1924 Wesleyan Cumberland Georgetown Frosh Mar y'" L.M .U . Transy Morehead Union s, EKU 0 OPP t:KU 21 0 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 IJ 6 67 49 Record: 3-3- J 59 193-0 Sue Bennc.-tl Murray U of L Wesleyan Morehead 0 .. .... 13 56 13 2 Tramy 0 0 0 Union . W eMern 0 OPP .. 19 8 . 46 . I3 . 36 .. 38 .. 19 26 36 OPP 6 .. 52 . 52 .. 3) 0 ...... . 26 .4l . 50 Record: 1-7-0 OPP 1925 UK Frosh George1own . L .M .U S1. Mary' s Transy M o rehead Union . 19 29 U111on . Sue Bennell Murray . Morehead Trans.y Georgttown ll of I. Wesleyan Western Record : 1-8 ·0 Record:5-3-0 OPP 0 26 12 26 18 0 9 6 . 26 Re..:ord:J -5- 1 6 OPP Union College T ramy R~scrve . Centre Frosh U nion College 2 14 0 14 13 0 1 0 0 F.kU JI 0 0 I2 0 19 3 1 S ue Benne:!! . Ohio Nonhern Wit tenberg U of L Geo rge1own . L.M.lJ. Western R~cord: 1-6 -0 OPP 0 .. 16 99 19 . . . . . 25 I) .. 4 2 �EKU 19)2 Georgetown U of L 6 38 0 0 19 Union T r an'>y Morehead OPP 7 0 0 0 0 Record : 2- 1-2 urn 6 Q 0 0 6 7 1933 Union . Georgetown . Ea!.t Tenn t'.KU 19 7 19 47 0 36 18 1938 Geo1ge1own T ransy East Tenn. Teachers Cenual Normal Morehead We~tern Indiana St Teachers . Union . OPP 0 0 0 0 0 32 7 0 EKU 19 14 7 7 6 0 32 54 Re(ord: 6- 1-0 OPP OPP 1945 Indianapolis State. Tenn Tech . Central Mich. Murray. Val paraiso . . C atawba Tenn. Tech Kirk sville (Missouri) . . . I2 . 12 14 7 .. .. I 3 0 0 Record: 4-3- 1 6 0 0 Transy M orehead Lou1wille 0 IJ ~ccord : 1-2-.1 1934 F.KU 0 Miami (Ohio) Transy Unio n Georgetown Morehead We,;tcrn Louisville 0 6 OPP 19 18 14 . 18 0 47 Il F.KU 1939 C arson Newman Tran~y 21 )9 20 14 21 6 32 Cumberland Central Michigan Georgetown . Mo rehead Union We\lc:rn In diana Teachers 0 28 OPP 7 0 18 0 7 . . . . 26 J F.KU IJ 7 7 26 7 12 6 28 1946 Tenn . Tech Catawba C entral Michigan . Murray. Tenn. Tech Valparaiso M orehead U of L . Western OPP 0 9 . . 20 . . ll . . 20 7 . . . .. 12 J 0 Record: 5-4 -0 Record; 6-3 -0 Record: 1-6 -0 EKU [KU 7 1935 Miami (Ohio 66 Alfred Holbrook 52 Hiwas~et' 6 9 0 53 6 6 Georgetown . U of L Centre Morehead Transy Union . Tramy Weqe,n OPP . JJ 6 0 8 0 19 0 1940 Illinois Normal . Non hern 111. M o rehead Arkansas A&M . Bowling Green (Ohio) Central Michigan Cumbe rland King College . 20 35 27 ]9 48 2l 48 JI OPP 0 0 . . .. 13 0 0 0 EKU 14 6 1947 Eastern Illinois Marshall Murray Emory and H enry . Valparaiso . M o rehead U or L. Western SE Lo u isiana 13 34 18 )4 13 2) 6 Reco rd: 8-0-0 OPP . .. IJ 7 . . . .. 21 0 0 7 14 7 ... . JO Record: 5-4 -0 12 40 RC-l' 0rd: 4 -6- I F.KU F.KU 39 7 ]4 7 6 9 13 0 12 19341 Mar.shall Franklin (Ind . ) Alfred Holbrook Morehead George town . U o f L. Transy Western Unio n OPP 0 0 0 . . . 19 2 6 18 14 6 21 20 41 54 32 194 1 N . W . Missouri Carson Newman Murray . Kmg College . W t,;tc rn Georgetown Ill . No rmal Morehead EKU OPP 0 J 0 0 0 27 0 0 . I) 25 20 6 ll 20 7 0 IJ 32 26 Re,:ord : 7- 1-0 194S Xavier Unive nily . Eastern Illinois Marshall Murra y. Emory and H e nry . M ichigan Normal . Morehead Evansville Western Northern Illinois SE Lo uisiana . OPP . .. .. J I 14 J 0 6 0 0 . . 14 Rec ord: 8 -3-0 Record: 7-2-0 F.KU EKU J 28 12 14 0 0 14 6 1937 Tenn . Tech Franklin College T ra nsy Cenira l Normal Morehead Wes1ern Unio n . U of I. Recor d : j.2. J OPP 0 6 6 7 .. .. 26 . 23 0 6 13 7 0 6 18 20 0 1942 Tenn . T ech W . M issouri State . Morr is Harve y U of Akron . Weste rn West Liher1y Mo rehead Murr ay . Record: 4 -2-2 1943-44 no sports dut 10 war 60 OPP 0 F.KU J 0 0 6 20 6 J 7 20 20 20 26 J 20 21 1949 OPP H e idelberg 19 . . 24 Ma rshall M urray . 0 2) Wofford M ichigan Normal . 6 . . . . . . . 27 Morehead Evansville 7 Weslern Bo wling Green (Ohio} . . . . . 13 Record: 4 -4 - 1 �·~ EKU OPP .15 0 19 7 0 7 20 14 6 Heidelberg . ]4 Marshall 0 Murray . . 47 Tenn . Tech 56 Erskine . 14 Morehead 26 Evansville IJ Western ]4 Bowling Green (Ohio) . . I J Wofford EKU 6 14 21 7 IJ 35 20 Tenn. Tech JI 1l 0 11 58 6 6 JI 27 14 . . . . . . . . .. . ... 20 . . 14 Morris H arvey 6 W estern 0 u of L . . . . 45 Wofford 0 ) Mar.'ihall Murray . Tenn . Tech Erskine . Morehead EKU 7 7 19 12 0 27 17 0 0 0 OPP .... . .. . .. 12 6 9 14 0 0 Evansville Wcs1ern 7 13 26 Ohio University Slet son University EKU Eas1 Tennessee Austin Peay Western Tenn. Tech Morehead Marshall 1956 OPP 6 . .. . . .... . . 14 Middle Tennessee . . . 26 East T cnnesscc . . . 13 Western . . 14 Morris H arvty 7 Tenn. Tech 11 ·o Morehead U of L . . . 14 Record: 4-5-0 EKU 1951 14 15 OPP 6 . 19 20 . 28 · 0 . 20 . 48 34 EKU 0 14 26 14 JO 1953 John Carroll Middk Tennessee . Murray Tenn. Tech Youngstown Morehead Evansville Western U of L .. Stel.s on Universi1y IJ Middle T cnnessee .. . .. ... . 22 Eas1 Ten nessee ... . . ... . . .. 13 22 21 15 Austin Pea)· Wcs1ern Tenn. Tech 8 IJ Morehead Marshall 0 IJ IJ 28 14 4() OPP 1957 7 Toledo 4() U of L. . . . 19 Murray . Middle T('nnessee . .. . .. . .. . 35 . 27 Eas1 Tennessee 0 Youngslown 0 Wc-s1ern .)4 Tennessee Tech . Morehead 3 Record: 3-4-1 20 I5 19 0 19 25 59 1l 20 OPP .. . ... )) 7 16 . . .. 14 0 20 Record: 4-5-0 7 Toledo 26 Marshall 0 Murray 14 Tenn. Tech 35 Evansville 20 Morehead 6 Western 20 U of L. EKU 1961 U of L Murray Record: 7-3-0 EKU OPP 6 . . . . .. 28 . . . .. . 21 .. 14 0 ... IJ 7 . . . .. 20 . .... 21 . IJ Record: 3-6-1 Toledo Murray 12 7 19 12 6 IJ 25 19 6 1960 F1. Campbell U of L M urray Midd le Te nnessee Reco rd: 5-4- 1 1951 Hillsdale 6 Omaha Morehead Record: 6-4-0 EKU OPP 6 Middle Tennessee . . . . .. .. . 21 M urray . 6 IJ .1 4 1955 Toledo Record: 4-5-0 OPP . 19 6 14 7 20 7 9 7 I3 .. ... . 26 EKU 14 0 IJ 14 19 24 1961 22 Tampa University . u 28 20 14 6 21 12 12 OPP 6 M urray . ... .. 17 M iddle Tennessee 8 East T ennessec . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Aust in Peay 7 Western 5 Tenn. Tech 0 Morehead · · ·· · ··· ··· · . 20 East Carolina . . 29 Record : 6-3.0 OPP 1958 Toledo U of L . Murray . Middle Tenoessee . Eas1 Tennessee Youngstown Western Tennessee Tech Morehead 2 n u 19 . .. 20 6 . . 14 6 14 . . . 21 . .. 20 6 Record: 3-6-0 Record: 8-2-0 EIW 1963 OPP 14 A ustin Peay . 0 Findlay . . . .. . . . . 28 Murray. ... . .. . . 20 28 Middle Tennessee .... . . . . .. 33 12 East Tennessee . .35 3 T ampa University . 7 6 Western .. . .. . 29 19 Tenn . Tech .. 21 0 Morehead 6 34 Youngstown . ... ... 14 7 0 Record : 2-8.0 EKU 19 26 25 14 25 12 1l 21 20 6 OPP 1954 John Carroll . Middle Tennessee . Murray . Tenn. Tech Youngs1own Morehead Toledo Wes1ern U of L 0 0 6 ... . 13 0 6 Omaha (Tangerint.' Bo wl) . Record: 8-0- 1 EKU 2 7 6 7 21 7 10 12 OPP 1959 Toledo . . U of L Murray Middle Tennessee . Easl Te nnessee Austin Peay Wes1ern Tenn. Tech Morehead Record : 3-6-0 61 . . . 20 14 0 . 14 . . .. 13 14 ..... 14 EKU 0 7 6 IJ 35 17 0 7 10 1964 Austin Peay . . Youngstown Murray Middle Tennessee East Tennessee . Findlay . Weslern Tenn. Tech Mo rehead Record: 3-5-1 OPP . . . . 26 . . . . 21 6 . . 20 . IJ 14 .. 24 .. .. . 27 �• OPP EKU 1965 JS AustinPea y• 12 Ma rsha ll Murray . Middlt Tennessee East Tennessee . . 17 10 23 Findlay . . 3 28 28 38 Western Tenn. Tech Morehead Record: 4-4-1 •Forfeited . . ... JO .28 . 17 . 14 0 .. . ... . . . ]4 .1 2 . . 14 20 EKU OPP 1970 I3 10 Ball State Eas1 Tennessee . .12 38 24 Austin Peay . 7 . 10 10 . 19 7 Midd le Tennessee Eastern Michigan 21 7 Western Kcn1 ucky . M urray State . 20 Tenn. Tech 17 9 Ind ia na State Morehead Seate . 13 6 I] 0 . . 16 Rc.:ord: 8-2-0 EKU OPP 1975 42 JO Wisconsi n-Oshkosh 10 UT -Cha1tanooga 21 49 34 ll 7 J East Tennessee Day1on 7 ... ... 24 .10 . . 14 0 24 7 26 . 14 . 36 9 Auslin Peay. Middle Tennessee 50 Western K en tucky Murray State . Tenn . Tech Ash land College 17 Morehead S1ate . Record: 8-2-1 EKU 14 OPP Austin Pea y JJ 26 27 20 21 35 24 3 19 1966 15 6 Marshall Mu rray. Middle Tennessee . 6 22 7 East Tennessee . 6 Findlay Western Tenn. Tech . Morehead Tampa Uni..,ersi1y . .1 2 7 . . . .21 6 Reco rd: 7-3-0 EKU 1967 Dayton . Ea.st T ennesscc . A ustin Peay . 14 M iddle Tennessee l5 Northwood 14 Western 28 Murray . 24 Tenn. Tech 37 Youngstown 7 Morehead 27 •Ball State . 0 35 37 20 2I 28 14 18 0 14 OPP 12 7 . . ll Record: 8-1-2 • NCAA Grantland R ice Bowl OPP 12 . . . 14 9 A ust in Peay . ... . . . l 1 Middle Tennessee Eastern Michigan . 0 Western Kent ucky . . . 16 . 17 Murray Staie Tenn. Tech 14 Applachian State Morehead State . . 10 28 . .. . 16 7 0 7 0 .1 4 7 . ... 0 1961 63 H illsd ale, Mich. 2 3 East Tennessee . . 2 1 A ust in Peay .. 49 M iddle TennesSC"e . . 20 Akron 16 Western Kentucky . 2 1 Murray S tate . 38 Tenn. Tech 12 Youngstown 35 Morehead EKU 1972 OPP SE Louisiana . 0 Indiana Univ . (Pa.) . 7 East Tennessee . . . . .. .. 28 21 A ust in Peay . 6 13 Midd le Tennessee . 0 14 Central Michigan . . 21 0 Western Kentucky . . 10 J Murray Stale . 7 Tenn . Tech . 14 7 Appalachian State . .. 51 28 Mo rehead Siate 6 10 34 12 20 . . 14 . 26 7 R <cord : 8·2-0 EKU 10 26 14 24 29 16 0 20 JO 7 37 UT-Chauanooga Indiana (Pa.) . East Tennessee . Austin Peay Middle Tennessee . UT -Mart in . Western Kentucky Murray State Tenn. Tech Central Mi ch igan . Morehead S tate 6 .. I 3 38 7 . .. .. . 28 . . 14 JI . 21 ... 14 . 21 21 Record : 7-4-0 EKU EKU 1969 Ball State . East Tennessee . 29 Austin Peay . 14 Middle Tennessee . 9 Akron 26 Western Kentucky 34 Murray S1a1e . 17 Tenn. Tech 14 Indiana State . II Morehead State . 13 7 OPP 0 . . 19 17 21 22 10 21 0 24 24 . . . 28 27 . IJ 7 . 12 . . . . 23 . 14 • Middle Tennessee . . 10 • Wes1ern Ken1ucky IO • Murray State .. 14 • Tennessee Tech 31 • Morehead S1ate 12 7 North Dakota State (NC AA . 10 Division II Pl ayorfs ► 40 6 12 28 JO 29 ]4 21 1974 Day1on East Tennessee Austin Peay Middle Tennesse UT-Martin . We:stern Kentucky Murray S1a1e Tenn. Tech A shland College Morehead State Record: 8•2-0 Record : 6-4-0 62 t:K r 24 14 lX 17 IU 15 20 lX 1.l 42 1917 l>da warc . W111t·nberg • Ea ... t l'l· nnc-. ... ce • Austin Pea } • Midd le I t.'lllle))t'C OPP 23 . 20 9 .. I 7 9 . 34 . . 16 14 . 23 . . 14 10 49 14 42 17 16 24 20 )5 JO OPP 7 17 14 20 IY I() • \Ve)tcr n Ke ntud,) ' Murr.t} St.ttl" 24 )I '" lenm·..,,st·t· rn·h Dayton 20 • Morcnl·ad State I .1 Rcnird : 5-5-0 •Oh10 Va lk~ C0Mcrn1l'l' gaml· 1978 Troy State East Tennessee Aust in Peay Middle Tennessee Dayton Western Kentucky Murray State r ennessee Tech Akro n Morehead State Reco rd: 8-2-0 EKU OPP 1973 . 37 0 . 10 . ... IJ Record: 8-3-0 ' Ohlo Valley Conference game OPP 0 . 20 20 .21 . JI 7 1976 21 D ayton . 2 1 Delaware 28 Willen berg 2 1 • East Tennessee 27 • Austin Peay .. Record : 6-4-1 Record: 5-6-0 EKU OPP EKU 1971 SE Louisiana Nort hern Iowa East T enncssee . EKU EKU 1979 17 Kent State 15 Troy St<.ttc 20 fast Tenm;ssct ]5 ;\u)l i n Peay• S2 M iddk Tcnlll"S)ct·• JJ C~ l S tatc• Fullcn on \\.'l•s1cr11 Ke ntuc ky• Mu rray S1..11c• 15 r cnnes~l'(' rl'l'h* 27 .lacks1rn Statl· .14 Morl·hl"ad Slate• J:\ :\c\;1da-R eno • • JO Le hig h*" O h io Valle) Cunl1.:rnll'l" Game *-:\(.";\;\ J-;\;\ Playnff~ Rl"COrd : l 1•2-0 OPP 16 6 0 12 16 17 21 16 14 0 OPP 14 u 27 IO 10 24 () 21 7 )0 �EKU 1980 OPP 24 Kentucky State ........... ...... 21 10 Akron* ......................... 21 45 Youngstown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 23 Austin Peay• .... .. ... . ...... .. . 10 24 MiddleTenn. • ............. • . . ... 0 25 East Ten nessee ... . . . .•. • .. • • • • ... 0 IO Western Kentucky* . . . . . • . • • • • . . . 13 24 M urray St. (HC)* ............... 14 48 Tennessee Tech* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 28 East Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 18 Morehead State• .. .... .... . ..... 14 n ~~h .... . ........... ... ...... 29 Boise State •• ..... . . ... . .. . . ... 3 1 • Ohio Va lley Conference Game •• NCAA I-AA Title Game, (Sacramento, Ca lif.) w 63 �Women's Cross Country .. 1982 SCHED U LE Date Sept. 10 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 15 Oct. 23 O ct. 30 S ite of NCAA Opponent EK U Horne D ual Meet UK Invitational Lady Vol Invitational O hio State Invit ational India na E K U Invitatio nal Florida Invitational OVC C hampionsh ip Championships t o be an nounced later Site Horne A way Knoxville, Tenn. Away Away Horne Away Horne 1982 ROSTER Name Barbara Fennell Lisa Graham Karen Had en Maria Pazarentzos Lisa Renner J ean Strait .J enny Taulbee Bonnie Turner Stephanie Wet zel Class J r. Soph. Jr. J r. Soph. Sr. Soph. Soph. Soph. Hometown Cambridge, Ontario, Canada Cinci nna t i, O h io Richmond, Ky. Springfield, O hio Cincinnati, Ohio Bryan, Ohio Bagdad, Ky . M in ford , Ohio Greenville, O hio 1982 PROSPECTUS With t he t op two d ista nce runners in the O hio Valley Confere nce ret urning in Lisa R enner and Maria Pazarcnt1.os, Eastern expects to have a good season and im prove on its th ird place conference fin is h of 1981. Lisa Re nner, '81 O VC champion in cross country, and Maria Pazarcntzos, winner of t he 1,500 meter and 3,000 meter races in outdoor t rack, will serve as t he leaders for t he team. Rick Erdmann Head Coach Lisa Renner 64 Maria Pazarentzos �Men's Golf 1982 SCHEDULE Date Sept. 23-26 Oct. 8- 10 Oct. 13-16 Nov. 7-10 Opponent Buckeye Fall Classic EKU Fall Classic Duke Fall Invitational Harvey Penick Invitational Site Columbus, Ohio Home Durham, N. C. Austin , Tex. 1982 ROSTER Name Pat Stephens Tim Duignan Kelly Fi nney Mike Goldston J eff J oyce Tom Shelton Dave Smith Barry Wehrman Phil Wehrman Steve Brandenburg Rob Quammen Billy Sebastian Scott Stephens Scott Simpson Russ Barger .Jeff Quammen Class Sr. Jr. Jr. .Jr. Jr. Jr. .Jr. Jr. J r. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. .Jr. Fr. Fr. Hometown Richmond, Ky. Knoxville, Tenn. C incinnati, Ohio Central City, Ky. Columbus, Ohio Somerset, Ky. Syracuse, N. Y. Florence, Ky. Florence, Ky. Richmond, Ky. Lexington, Ky. Irvine, Ky. Richmond, Ky. Benton, Ill. Oak Ridge, Tenn. Lex ington, Ky . 1982 PROSPECTUS Bobby Seaholm, 1982 Ohio Valley Con ference Coach of the Year, has high hopes for his 1982-83 EK U golf team. Led by three AII-OVC choices - Pat Stephens and T im Duignan of '82 and Kelly Finney in '8 1 - Eastern should be a top contender for a repeat performance of taking the OVC championship nag. "We're expecting a good year a nd are going to work hard toward a consecutive OVC title and a berth in the NCAA Tourney," said Seaholm. S tephens, a senior from Richmond's Madison Central High School, was the 1982 OVC Golfer of the Year by virtue of his 12-stroke individual victory in the OVC tourney. His teammate, Duigna n, was runnerup. Bobby Seaholm Head Coach Pat Stephens 65 Tim Duignan �Women's Field Hockey • 1982 SCHEDULE Date Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 17-18 Sept. 25 Sept. 29 Oct. 1-2 Oct. 9-10 Oct. 15 Oct. 16 Oct. 2 1 Oct. 23-24 Oct. 26 Opponent Blue Grass Association M iami (Ohio) James Madison Ball State Ohio Berea (scrimmage) SIU Invitational Virginia Tech Invitational Dayton Vanderbilt St. Louis Earlham Ohio Sta te Invitational Transylvania Time 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. TBA Site Home Away Home Home Home Carbondale, Ill. Blacksburg, Va. Home Home Away Away Away 1:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. TBA 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 1982 ROSTER Name Ka thy Boughton Suzanne Hastings Wilma Howard Terri Johnson Carole Ann Lankford Lisa Loran Julie T heiler Robin Forhecz Linda Ransdell Vicki Woodard Monica Storz Mary Beth Brown Siobhan Devlin Robin Heinzer Mary Gavin Theresa P owell Lynne Harvel Head Coach Class Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. J r. Soph. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Soph. Wilma Howard 66 Hometown Ba tavia, N. Y. Salisbury, Md. Louisville, Ky. Mason, Ohio Sharptown, Md. Louisville, Ky. Susanville, Ca. Saddle River, N.J. Louisville, Ky. Dayton, Ohio Annandale, Va. Louisville, Ky. Stirling, N.J . Stirling, N.J . Annandale, Va. Princess Anne, Md. Lisa Loran �1982 PROSPECTUS Repeating for the third straight year as the Kentucky Women's lntercolJegiate Conference Division I champion, Eastern's field hockey team finished 1981 with an impressive 12-5-4record and a third place finish in AIA W Region II. The team posted Division I victories over Miami (Ohio), Southern Illinois-Carbondale, Duke and Louisville, as welJ as wins over Big Ten rivals, Ohio State, Purdue and Indiana. While outscoring their opponents 2-1, Eastern was shut out only once in 21 games, "Their outstanding success with the tough 1981 schedule is a credit to the team's confidence and their abilities," said EKU head coach Lynne Harvel. With the return of eight starters (three of whom attended "B" camp in 1981), the 1982 Eastern squad should be exceptionalJy strong. EK U's link positions, for the fourth straight year, will be filJed by Carole Ann Lankford and Lisa Loran, who both serve as the backbone of Eastern's solid defense and as the spark for the high scoring attack. Veteran goalkeeper Suzanne Hastings will continue to direct the defense, while Wilma Howard, Robin Forhecz and Julie Theiler will again lead Eastern's welJ-balanced attack - an attack which was shut out only once in 21 games in 1981. Sophomores Theresa Powell and Mary Gavin will be the veterans of the backfield - a young defense which will be rounded out by the addition of freshmen recruits Mary Beth Brown, Monica Storz and Siobhan Devlin. Devlin will be challenging for the top goalkeeping spot. Vicki Woodard, Terri Johnson, Kathleen Boughton and Linda Ransdell will continue to bring the team depth as they work toward earning starting spots. "With this exceptionally talented group of returning seniors, this year's squad should be our strongest ever," said Harvel. "A combination of experience, depth and teamwork will characterize this team. The biggest concern will be the young defensive unit, but with the leadership of senior goalkeeper Hastings, we expect this unit to solidify early in the season. Our experienced, power-packed, high-scoring attack should balance out the early season's lack of experience on the part of our defense. We are facing a challenging schedule but are optimistic about our chances because of the team's poise and confidence it has shown in recent seasons." 67 �Rifle 1982-83 SCHED ULE Date Sept. 24 Oct. 16 Oct. 22-23 Oct. 30 Nov. 5-7 and 13- 15 Nov. 6-7 Nov. 13-14 Nov. 20 Jan. 29 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Mar. 6 Mar. 18-19 O pponent Kent ucky Ohio State Western Kentucky East Tennessee EKU Invitational Site Home Away Away Away Home Xavier Away Away Kentucky West Virginia Home Western Kentucky Tennessee Tech Away Ohio Valley Conference Tourney Home NCAA, NRA Qualifying Morgantown, W. Va. Sectionals Kentucky Championships Murray NCAA Small bo re Championships TBA 9:00 8:00 6:00 2:00 8:30 Time a. m. a. m. p. m. p.m. a. m. Noon Noon 9:00 a . m. 2:00 p.m. 8:30 p . m. TBA TBA TBA 1982-83 ROSTER Name Michael Bender Mark Bender Kimberly Floer *Terrence Sievert Ronald Wigger Anna Hogrefe Elizabeth Brown Pam Floer *Captain Class J r. Sr. Sr. J r. Sr. Soph. Soph. Fr. Ht. 5-9 6-0 5-9 6-0 6-0 5-6 5-5 5-4 Wt. 180 175 120 165 150 120 115 100 Hometown Arlington Hts., Ill. Arlington Hts., Ill. Cincinnati, Ohio Appleton, Wisc. Fort Benning, Ga. Sandusky, Ohio Allentown, Pa. Cincinnati, Ohio Letters One T hree Two One Two One 1982-83 PROSPECTUS Closing out the 1981 -82 season with six All-Americans in both smallbore and air rifle and a third place overall in t he NCAA nat ional tournament, t he Colonel rifle squad returns four of those six members for the 1982-83 season. " I feel that t his coming season will be just as good or better for Eastern's rifle team as t h is past year," said Sgt. Nelson Beard who has departed the States for a tour of duty in Germany. "EKU has the experience and the caliber of competitors lo again finish in the top three positions in the nation next year. I have every confidence tha t the coming year will be their best season ever," Beard concluded. Mike Bender Kim berly Floer 68 Mark. Bender �1981-82 SEASON TOP FINISHES, RECORDS AND HONORS Team NCAA Championships - placed second in smallbore and third overall. Kentucky Collegiate State Championships - place first in smallbore. Set New School Record in Small bore at NCAA Championships - 4,622 points. Individual Daniel Durben Kimberly Floer Karen Long Mark Bender Terry Sievert Mike Bender - won the Kentucky Collegiate State Championship smallbore title. -was recipient of one of the Ohio Valley Conference's first first Scholar Athlete of the Year awards. - named first-team All-American in smallbore by the the National Rifle Association. -received honorable mention All-American notice in air rifle by NRA. -won the Kentucky Collegiate State championship air rifle title. - named second-team All-American in air rifle by NRA. - named second-team All-American in air rifle and smallbore by NRA. -named second-team All-American in air rifle by NRA. - received honorable mentio n All-American notice in air rifle by NRA. - received honorable mention All-American notice in smallborc by N RA. 69 �Women's Volleyball 1982 SCHEDULE Date Sept. 6 Sept. 10-11 Sept. 15 Sept. 25-26 Sept. 28 Oct. 1-2 Oct. 8-9 Oct. 13 Oct. 15 Oct. 20 Oct. 22-23 Oct. 27 Oct. 29 Nov. 3 Nov. 6 Nov. JO Nov. 13 Nov. 19-20 Nov. 30 Dec. 3-4 Dec. 10-11 Dec. 17-18 Opponent Dayton TBA Miami (Ohio), Morehead State EKU Invitational Tennessee Morehead State Invitational Florida State Invitational Louisville Tennessee Tech Morehead State Louisville Invitational Cincinnati Michigan State, Indiana Louisville Morehead State Invitational Cincinnati Tennessee OVC Championship Tourney Tennessee NCAA First Rounds NCAA Regional NCAA Final Four Time 7:00 p.m. Site Away Morehead Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Bloomington, Ind. Away Away Home Away TBA Home TBA TBA TBA • TBA TBA 7:30 p.m. TBA TBA 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. TBA TBA TBA 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 1982 ROSTER Class Pos. Name Sr. DS Tracey Johnson MB Sr. Deanne Madden Sr. Joan Messerknecht S/ H Sr. L Ramona McGovern R Jr. Sandy Carrel Jr. R Lori Duncan Jr. s Kelly Irwin MB Jr. Patsy Schacknuk Soph. R Lori Courtney Soph. Charlotte Gillespie S / MB Fr. R Debbi Dingman Fr. Irene Ochman S / DS MB Fr. Teri Oman Fr. Lisa Tecca L/ MB Susan Wegner, Graduate Assistant Coach Lynne Palazzolo, Manager/ S tatistician Ht. 5-9 6-0 5-8½ 5-10 5-10 5-8½ 5-5 5-1 I 5-8 5-11 5-10 5-5 6-0 6-0 Wt. 150 150 145 165 162 139 145 160 132 144 122 135 Hometown Burton, Mich. Hopewell, Ohio Baltimore, Ohio Bellevue, Ky. Mt. Carmel, Ill. North Huntingdon, Pa. Indianapolis, Ind. Severna Park, Md. Indianapolis, Ind. Irwin, Pa. Stratford, Ontario Stratford, Ontario Williamsfield, Ohio Akron, Ohio l Dr. Geri Polvino Head Coach Deanne Madden 70 Lori Duncan �LETTERS/ AW ARDS Deanne Madden - Eastern Progress 1981-82 Athlete of the Year award, AIA W All-Region II Player, AIAW All-American Nominee, MVP 1981 EKU Invitational, 1981 Junior Olympic All-Star, 1980 KWIC All-Tourney; Lori Duncan - AIAW All-Region II Player in 1980, USVBA Cincinnati All-Tourney in 1980; Patsy Schacknuk - 1981 Athlete of the Year at Catonsville Community College, 1981 First Team All-American in NJCAA; Debbi Dingman Second Place Eastern Canadian Nationals, Provincial Championships, Server Award in 1979 and 1980; Irene Ochman - Second Place Eastern Canadian Nationals, Provincial Championships, Best Defensive Player in 1980-81, MVP in 1979-80; Teri Oman - First Team Grand River Conference, Second Team All-County, MVP at Pymataning Valley High School; Lisa Tecca MVP of Touchdown Club of Akron in 1981, Outstanding Female Athlete at Hoban High School in 1981, Best Offensive·PJayer at Hoban in 1981, State Champs in 1980 1982 PROSPECTUS The challenge of 1982 will be to improve on its previous season's performance of a 36-11 record. Eight upperclassmen will form the nucleus for that effort with contributions also coming from two talented sophomores, Lori Courtney and Char Gillespie. An untested talented group of new recruits will round out the 1982-83 Colonel squad. Eastern has student athletes from seven different states as well as Canada. The blending of different playing styles, plus the strength of communication and respect for individual experiences will be instrumental to the success of the team. The schedule has been planned with the objective of advancing to yet another level of competitive competence. It will test the 1982 squad in every phase of the season with a hopeful final outcome of developing a team that will be competitive in post-season championship play. The 1982 Colonel squad will provide the 16th action-filled year of volleyball at EKU. TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Deanne Madden - has shown leadership in the middle blocking position which should key the EK U defensive strength. Her poise and maturity and ability to demoralize the opponent with a blistering attack or a stuff block makes Deanne an exciting competitor. Lori Duncan - adds a critical aspect to the team's tempo with her offensive and defensive quickness. Her leadership skills are demonstrated on the court by her intelligent play and amazing ability to concentrate. Char Gillespie - adds an element of steadiness to the team resulting in good play during critical moments. Her effectiveness is found in her quick competitiveness and efforts. Ramona McGovern - gets the team through the annoying, sticky points of the competition with her competitiveness and consistent efforts. Her concern for all members of the team adds to the cohesiveness so essential to the total effort. Joan Messerknecht - is a poised and intelligent competitor with lots of court savvy. Her support of her teammates during the competitive effort makes Joan a valued team member. 1981 TOP FINISHES AND RECORDS Michigan State Invitational, EKU Invitational, OVC Championships, Smokey Mountain Classic Third Place - AIAW Region II Tourney Fifth Place - Pittsburgh Invitational Set school record for consecutive match wins with 20 victories in a row First Place - 71 �• Women's Tennis 1982 SCHEDULE Date Sept. 10-11 Sept. 17-18 Sept. 24-25 Oct. I Oct. 2 Oct. 8-9 Oct. 15-16 Opponent Kentucky Women's Invitational Classic Open Murray State, Mississippi State Southwest Missouri Marshall West Virginia, Duquesne Middle Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Others Morehead State, Western Kentucky Louisville Site Louisville Time TBA T BA Home Murray 3:00 p .m. Away Morgantown, W. Va. Murfreesboro, Tenn. 3:00 p.m. 9:00 a .m. Home TBA TBA 1982 ROSTER Class Sr. Soph. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Name Joy Rupert Kristi Spangenberg Susan Wilson Debbie Guenther Chris Hulbauer J eannie Waldron Martha Mullins, Coach Judy Beckwith, Graduate Assistant Coach Elizabeth Phelps, Manager Hometown Ashland, Ky. Dayton, Ohio Gainesville, Fla. Palatine, Ill. Cincinnati, Ohio Dayton, Ohio 1982 PROSPECTUS Losing five players to graduation means the 1982-83 academic year will be a rebuilding year for the netters. Assisting tha t project will be three incoming freshmen - Debbie Guenther, Chris Hulbauer and Jeannie Waldron - which promise additional depth in doubles, as well as singles. All of these young players have had tournament experience and good high school records. Hulbauer was ranked as high as 36th in the United States this past summer. The fall schedule, abbreviated in comparison to previous years, will provide the means of gaining individual and team experience prior to the spring season and the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament, which has become the annual highlight competitively. Dr. Martha Mullins Head Coach Kristi Spangenberg 72 Susan Wilson �EKU'S ALL-OVC FOOTBALL P LAYERS Delmas F reeman, guard . . . . . . . . . 1948 Paul W right, center . 1948 .. . Carl Plantholt. guard ...... .. ... Ray Pelfrey, back Ed Zorctic. back C huck Hern.e r, back 1949 1949 1949 195 1 C huck Schm itt, C huck Scimon, end . . ....... 1964. 1967 Roy Evans. tackle . . 1965 Jim G uice, back 1966-1 968 Buddy Pfaadt • back . . ... ... 1965, 1966 Mike Smith, back 1966 Aaron Marsh, end 1ackle .. . . . .. .. ... 1952 A lex Kilakows ki, end 1952 Bill Brewer, Carl Oakley, guard 1953 Roy Kidd, back ... . 1953 F red W inscher, end . 1954 Fred T roike, Frank Nassida, tackle ....... .. ... 1954 1954 1954 1954 1954 T om Schu lte, end 19 55 Jo hn S ebcst, back 1957 D ave Bis hop, back 1958 Steve Her~eg, tackle 1959 Eddie M iller, guard . 1959 Joe Graybeal, center 1959 Jerry Johns. guard J ames H anlon, back D o n D aly, bac k . . .. Bo b Muller, back .. .. .. Don Mac Do nald, guard J im my C hittum, bac k ........ 1961, Ken Goodhcw. guard Roscoe Perkins, guard . . . . . . . . . . . ··· ···· ··· ·· . 196 1 1962 1962 1965 .. 1966, 1967 tack le . .. .... 1967. 1968 guard . . . ... . 1967. 1968 R on Recd, linebacker ....... . 1967 H arry L enz, back .. 1967 Jim Moberly, linebacker ... . . ... 1968 Larry Kaelin, guard 1969 Teddy Taylor. guard .. . .... 1967-1969 Jimmy Brooks, back ... . 1968-197 1 Harry Irwi n, tackle 1970 Butch Evans. fullback 1970 James Wilson, tight e nd 1971 J ames Po rter, back 1971 Wallace C hambers. tackle . . ... .. 1970, 1972 James C roudep. 1970. 1972 linebacke r ·· ··· ····· ... ...... ... 1973 D avid Neal, center . . . . . . 1978. I979 Joe Richard, noscguard ... 1978, 1979 Dale Patton. 19 76 Danny Martin. 1976 Kevin G reve. Larry Kirksey, end . 1972 A lfred T hompson, back ... ... .. . .... 1973 Rich Tho mas, line bac ker . . . . . . . E vcrett T al bcrt, back ........ 1974. Joe A lvino. guard 1974, 1975, J ohn Revere, nankcr R obyn Hat ley. tackle ... . .. . 1974. Ea rl Cody. kic ker .. Stan Ro berts, noseguard . . . . . . . . J unior Hardin, lack le . . . 1974, Elmo Boyd, split-end 1975, S cott McCallister. back . . . . . . . Ernie H o usc, back . . Roosevelt Kelley. center . . . . . Anthony M iller, back . . . . . . . . 1976, S tan M itchell, back . Randy Heaberlin, t ackle ............ D ean S tucky, guard . . . .. .. 1977, J im Ne lso n, flanker . Chris Roberts, end full ba ck .. ... 1978. 1979 bac k . ... ... . 1978, 19 79 1974 1975 1974 1974 1975 1976 guard .... . .. 1979-198 1 David Flores, kicker Bo b M cl ntyre. line backer D arryl Lawson, tackle . . . . . . . Joe Schipskc, center . . . . James S helton, tackle . 1979 1979 1980 1980 1980 George Floyd, 1975 ba ck ..... ... 1980, 198 1 1976 T ere nee Tho mpso n, 1976 David Oihrkop, tackle .... ... ..... 198 1 C hris T aylor. back . . . . . 1977 1981 1977 guard . . . . ... . . . .. 198 1 1977 Jerry Parrish, flanker .... .. ..... 198 1 R andy T aylor, 1978 tackle . . . . . . . 198 I 1977 1978 A lex Dominguez, linebacker . . . 198 I COVERING THE COLONELS W EK U-FM , R ichmond, is the originating sta tion for the EKU Football Network. P lay-byplay will be provided by G reg Stotelmyer. NEWSPAP ERS R ichmond Register (daily, p.m.) ..... . .. . • .. .. • . . . . . . .. . .. ... . ..... ... ... Keith Steer Mad ison County Post (weekly) . ... .. . . .... .... . ...... . . . .... . ...... . .. S ports Editor Madison County Journal (weekly) .. ... .. . . .. .. ... . . ... . . . . .... . ... ... . Sports Ed itor The Eastern Progress (weekly) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context smg-fallsports-1982 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource publication Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text cross country teams field hockey teams football teams golf teams rifle teams tennis teams volleyball teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/0159f801c98747d699f4b2df8c571120.pdf 3d017e61f599944a1d144b76e3d0a261 PDF Text Text �EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY l~lFOOTBALLSCHEDULE Date Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21 Opponent South Carolina State Youngstown State* Navy Akron* Austin Peay* Middle Tennessee* Dayton (Homecoming) Western Kentucky* Murray State* Tennessee Tech* Open Morehead State* Site Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Home Time 2:00 PM EDT 7:30 PM EDT 2:00 PM EDT 2:00 PM EDT 2:00 PM EDT 7:30 PM CDT 2:00 PM EDT 2:00 PM EDT 2:00 PM CST 1:30 PM EST Away 1:30 PM EST *Ohio Valley Conference Games 1980 RESULTS Overall Record: Won 10, Lost 3, Tied 0 OVC Record: Won 5, Lost 2, Tied 0 Opponent EKU Kentucky State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Akron* . . ....................... .. . . ........ 10 Youngstown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Austin Peay* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Middle Tenn.* ............................... 24 East Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Western Kentucky* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Murray St.(HC)* ............................. 24 Tennessee Tech* ............................. 48 East Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Morehead State* ......................... : ... 18 Lehigh ...................................... 23 Boise State** . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 OPP ATT 21(H) 21(A) 15,200 10,402 12,800 4,400 8,800 9,500 19,700 21,200 6,000 10,021 11 ,800 l 1,500 8,147 O(H) IO(A) O(H) 6(H) l 3(A) 14(H) 7(A) 16(A) l4(H) 20(A) 31(N) *Ohio Valley Conference Game **NCAA I-AA Title Game, (Sacramento, Calif.) PICTURED ON THE COVER: From left, Roy Kidd, 1980 N CAA Division I-AA National Coach of the Year; George Floyd, senior defensive back, 1980 Kodak first team A II-A merican; Kevin Greve, senior offensive guard, 1980 AP second team All-American. �81 FALL SPORTS MEDIA GUIDE Contents Eastern Kentucky University . .... . .. . ... . . . . . . . .. . . . 4 Conference Affiliations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Athletics At EKU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Football . .. . . . .. . ...... . .... .... . . ... . .......... . .. 9 Men's Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Women's Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Women's Field Hockey .. . ... . . . . .... . . . . . . .. .. . . . . 56 Rifle ..... . . . ..... . ... . .... . . .. ..... .. ........ . .. .. 58 Women's Tennis ... .. . .. . . . . .. .. . . ..... . . . . . .. . . .. 60 Women's Volleyball . .. . ... ... . . .. . ..... . .... . . . ... 62 Men's Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Member: Ohio Valley Conference National Collegiate Athletic Association Kentucky Women's Intercollegiate Conference Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Eastern Kentucky Universit)' is a n 4.'qua l o pportunity educat ional institution. 8 1.42. 2. �• MEMO TO THE NEWS MEDIA PHOTOG RAPHERS - Advance requests BY NA ME are req uired and, as a general policy, there s hould be no more than one photographer per school or medium. Ph ot ographers may take pictures from the sidelines during the game provided they remain within specified areas - away from the immediate sidelines and the front of the bench and coaching areas (30 to 30 yd. line). Motion picture crews may use the facilities provided in the press box, upper deck. SEATING In requesting working press tickets, please advise BY NAME as to the number in your party. It is desired that newspaper requests be limited to no more than two persons, radio requests, three persons. PRESS TAGS - Press tags must be worn for identificat ion by all newsmen, photographers and scouts seated in the press box or located o n the field. Please note: all press passes a re issued BY NAME to authori7.ed working personnel and arc non-transferable. ACCOMMODATIONS AT EASTERN The working newspaper and radio personnel, as well as scouts and ot her officials, will be furnished a copy of the play-by-play report and complete team and individual statistics at halft ime and approximately five minutes after the game. R efreshment s are served before and during the game. AVAILABILITY OF COACH ROY KIDC - EKU head coach Roy Kidd is available for telephone interviews, Monday Thursday from 8 a.m. - noon and 1-2:30 p.m. The only exception is T uesdays and T hursdays when he teaches class from I 0:30 - 11 :30. Kidd 's telephone number is (606) 622-2437. TO T H E NEWS M ED IA The 198 1 Fall Sports Media Guide has been prepared especially for the members of the press, radio and television who cover the Colonels. We s incerely hope that it will provide many of the answers concerning t he Colonels and Eastern Kentucky University. If you des ire additional info rmation, special features, pictures, etc., or have questions not answered in this brochure, feel free to contact the Divis ion of Public Informat io n located in the Jones Building (T e le phone: 606-622-230 I and 606-622-2302). Information for Visiting Newsmen at Football Games WORKING PRESS TI C K ETS All requests fo r press tickets by working newspaper, radio, o r television personnel s hould be made BY NAME, as far in advance as possible. Press tickets cannot be mailed less than one week in advance of the game. In the event of a large press turnout, priority will go to our regular coverage and statewide media. RADIO - All correspondence concerning R adio Broadcasting Rights should be addressed to the D ivision o f P ublic I nformation, Eastern Kentucky University. Req uests should be made BY NA ME as ea rly as possible. Lines are to be orde red by the req uesting station direct from the South Central Bell Telephone Company with instructions to contact this office prior to installing lines. S potters can be made available if requested in advance. The "official station", as designated by the Director of Athletics of the vis iting institution, will be assigned priority space. Requests by other stations will be conside red in rela tion to availability of space and date of request. GENERAL INFORMATION Location - Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, a growing city of about 24,000. Enrollment - 14,081 F ou nded - 1906 President - Dr. J.C. Powell Vice President for Academic Affairs - Dr. J ohn R owlett At hletic Conference Ohio Valley, N.C.A.A. - Men: KWI C , AIAW - Women Gymnasium - Alumni Coliseum (capacity 6,500) Stadiu m - Hanger Field (capacity 20,000) Nickname - Colonels, M aroons Symbo l - Colonel Colors Maroon and White TE L EV IS ION Live telcvison coverage is prohibited unless permiss ion is granted by the Vice President fo r Public Affairs well in adva nce. SCOUTS - All requests by scouts should be made BY NAM E as far in advance as possible. Scouts representing a college or university are limited to two per school, while professional scouts are restricted to one per team. Professional scouts' requests arc to be made from the team's main office. 2 �Athletic Committee Members: Dr. Russell Bogue, Chairman; Dr. Dixon Barr; Dr. Anne Brooks: Dr. Larue Cocanougher: Dr. Clyde Lewis; Dr. Nancy Peel; Dr. Doug Whitlock; M rs . Jeannette Crockett: Dr. Doris Sutton: Mr. C. E. Baldwin; Mr. A.L. Whitt: Mr. Donald Combs and Dr. Martha M ullins, ex-officio. Director of Athletics - Donald G. Combs Assistant Director of Athletics - Dr. Martha Mullins Head Football Coach - Roy Kidd(Eastern Kentucky, 1954) Linc Coaches - Tom J ones (Western K entuc k y, 1973): J im Tanara (UTC hattanooga, 1965) Backfield Coaches - Jack Ison (Eastern Kentucky, 1961 ); Joe Blankenship ( Eastern Kentucky, 1965); Leon Hart (Maryville, 1973). Head Coaches Other Sports - Baseball: Jim Ward: Basketball: Max Good: Golf: fl ob Seaholm: Swimming: Dan Lichty: Men's Track and Cross Country: Rick Erdmann; Men's Tennis: Tom Higgins; Men's Gymnastics: Dr. Gerald Calkin; Rifle : Sgt. Nelson Beard; Wome n's T ennis: Dr. Martha Mullins; Women's Volleyball: Dr. Geri P olvino; Women's Basketball: Dr. Dianne Murphy: Women's Gymnastics: Dr. Agnes C hrietz.berg; Women's Field Hockey: Lynne Harvel: Women's Track and Cross Country: Sandra Martin. Assistant Coaches Other Sports - Basketball: Bobby Washington; Swimming: Tim Cahill; Women's Basketball: Nell Hensley. Trainer Dr. Bobby Barton. Assistant Trainers - Donna Recd and David Green. Sports Information Editor - Karl Park. Athletic Business Manager - David Parke. Board of Regents Chairman, Charles C. Combs, Rich mond; Robert J. Begley, Jr., Richmond; Hallie Shouse, Lexington; Jerry Ikerd, Somerset; Dr. Rodney Gross, Grayson; J. W. Phelps, Louisville; Beverly Yeiser, Winchester: John Keith, Cynthiana; Dr. Keith Algier, faculty representa ti ve; Tim Crawley, student representative. NEW NCAA GUIDELINES For Effecti"e Sideline Control T he NCAA Football Rules Committee has adopted guidelines for more efficient and safer sideline control during collegiate football contests. (2) Photographers working on the field may work on any part of the sideline outside the bench area and behind the end zone, OUTSIDE THE RESTRA INING AREA LIMIT LINES. No one is permitted in the bench a rea on the playing field , or in the restraining area next to the sideline, ANY T IME after the competition begins, including during timeouts unless he has been issued a bench pass. Photographers only may work unrestricted on the playing field and in the bench a rea immediately after the end of the game. RULE I, Section 2, Article 3 states: Limit lines s hall be marked with 12-inch lines and at 24-inch intervals 12 feet outside the sidelines and the end lines, except in stadiums where total field surface does not permit. In these stadiums, the limit lines shall not be less than six feet from the sidelines and end lines. Limit lines shall be four inches in width. NO P E RSON OUTSIDETHETEAM AREA SHA LL fl E WITHIN THE LIMIT LIN ES . Should a ny questions a rise or you incur any problems, please seek assistance from any E KU Security Pe rsonnel or Mr. Larry Bailey, University Photographer. Failure to comply with the new NCAA rules could result in your being asked to leave the field area. Photographers must observe the following two rules: (I) Each photographer shall wear a visible c redential issued by the sports information director. 3 �• EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Growth - in quantity and quality - has been the theme at Eastern Kentucky University. The quantity speaks for itself. With an enrollment of more than 14,000 students, the University's student body has more than tripled since 1960. As a result, new dormitories and large, well-equipped academic structures have been built. Dr. J.C. Powell will be completing his sixth year as president of the University in October. Powell, the school's seventh president, succeeded Dr. Robert R. Martin who served EKU in that position for 16¼ years. At a 1978 Board of Regents meeting, Eastern was reorganized into nine colleges and a graduate school. Five colleges - Applied Arts and Technology, Business, Education, Law Enforcement and Allied Health and Nursing - remained intact. Four new colleges were created, including Natural and Mathematical Sciences, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Arts and Humanities and Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics. The masters degree is offered in several fields as is the specialist degree. A joint doctoral program in education is sponsored in cooperation with the University of Kentucky. The physical plant has undergone building and renovation programs totaling more than $138 million since 1960. During this period every existing major campus facility has been remodeled or completely reconstructed. Or. J.C. Powell, President 4 �CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS In I94 1, fo resighted men had visions of an Ohio Valley Conference. Sportswriters speculated about the impending division of the Kentucky I ntercollegiate Athletic Conference. Virtually all agreed it was just a matter of time until t he divis ion took place and a new a thletic conference was fo rmed. Then the J apanese bo mbed Pearl Harbor and America was plunged int o World War II. Seven years later, after the hostilit ies had ceased, a pre-war dream became a post-war reality. The "Big Five" of the K .l. A.C. withdrew to form the Ohio Valley Confe rence. Making the move were Weste rn Ke ntucky S tate College, Eastern Kentucky S tate College, Murray State College, M orehead State College and the University of Louisville. They were joined by Evansville College and, shortly thereafter, by Tennessee Tech and M arshall Col lege. Purpose of the 0. V .C., w hich was set forth in its constitution, is "to regulate, control and ,promote all the recognized branches of intercollegiate athletics in inst itut ions represented ." Through a gradual process, t he Ohio Valley Con ference was to become a league of Kent ucky and T ennessee state colleges. Midd le Tennessee S tate College joined the rol ls in 1952, East T e nnessee State University in 1957 and Austin Peay State College in the spring o f 1962. They replaced Louisville, which became an independent in 1949, and M arshall and Evansville, which departed in 1952. T he University of Akron and You ngstown State Un iversity joined the OVC in I97980. Eastern's women's teams are members of the 22-school Kentucky Women's Intercollegiate Conference. K WIC is the official athletic confere nce for all recognized women's collegiate programs in Kentucky. K WIC cond ucts state to urna ments for college women in basket ba ll, cross country, field hockey, gymnastics, tennis, track and field and volleyball a nd is the recognized affiliate of the national organization, the Associat ion of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (A IA W). Eastern a lso competes aga inst other OVC schools in a regular season schedule in basketball and t ourna ments in te nnis and volleyball. Championships are held also in cross count ry and outdoor track. Eastern ranks first in the Co nference ·s alltime football standings with a 129-82-7 wonlost record . The Colonels have won five regular season titles outright ('54, '67, '68, '74 and '76) and shared nnc title in 1962. Eastern won the NCAA Division I-AA national champions hip in 1979 and t he NCAA Mideas t Regional Championship in 1967. The Colonels fin is hed as national runnersup in the NCAA 's I-AA Division last yea r. For additio nal informat ion, features or pictures co ntact: KAR L PARK OFF ICE OF P U BLI C AFF/\ IRS EAST ER N K ENTUCKY UN IVERSITY RIC HMOND, K ENTUCKY 40475 TELEPHON E (606) 622-2301 JIM DELANY OVC COMMISSIONER James Delany, a 33-year-old former NCAA invest igator, is serving his third year as commissioner of the Ohio Valley Conference. He succeeded Bob Vanatta as the OVC's fourth commissioner. The Succasunna, New J ersey, native became the youngest commissioner to serve t he con ference. The ot her OVC commissioners prior t o Vanatta were Arthur Guepe and Paul D ietzel. Delany is a 1970 graduate of the University o f North Carolina where he played basketball for coach Dean Smith's T arhccls from 1967-70 and served as co-captain on the 1969-70 squad . Following graduation Delany entered t he U NC Law School and served as an assistant coach und er Smith. He received his law degree in 1973 befo re joining the NCAA staff. 5 �• ATHLETICS AT EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY The College of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics sponsors seven intercollegiate sports for men, six intercollegiate sports for women and two coeducational intercollegiate sports. Extensive intramural, free play and club sports programs are sponsored providing varied participation opportunities for all. These programs are an integral part of the total program and development of Eastern students. They offer experiences which contribute immeasurably to the health, vitality and preparation of young people as citizens and for their leadership contributions to the youth in the nation's schools and elsewhere. The College of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics offers a variety of degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The coaches of athletics are among the fifty-seven full-time faculty members representing more than a score of the finest colleges and universities in the nation, required to produce academic, intramural and varsity athletic programs. The extensive indoor and outdoor facilities are used interchangeably for instruction and athletics as is the faculty. The College, which is organized under a single administrative unit, includes three academic departments under which there are seventeen undergraduate and graduate degree programs and intercollegiate athletics. This type organization contributes significantly to successful coordination of the program, faculty and facilities for maximum contribution to the overall mission of the University. The College is headed by Dean Russell Bogue. Its three academic departments are: School and Public Health, chaired by Dr. Herman Bush; Recreation and Park Administration, chaired by Dr. James McChesney; Physical Education, chaired by Dr. Lee Gentry. The College's program of intercollegiate athletics is administered by Athletic Director, Mr. Donald G. Combs, and Assistant Athletic Director, Dr. Martha Mullins. Its newly created Department of H.P.E.R. & A. Services is administered by Dr. Fred Darling. Through its departments, the College offers six baccalaureate degree programs and one two-year associate of arts option curricula for undergraduate students. At the graduate level, the College offers the Master of Science in Physical Education, Recreation and Park Administration, and Physical Education with the Sports Administration Option. Additional degree programs offered in cooperation with the College of Education include Specialist in Education, Master of Arts in Health Education, Allied Health, Physical Education, along with Rank II and Rank I teacher certification programs. The College also serves EK U's general education program through required physical education and health classes for freshmen and sophomores. Enrolled in the College's academic programs are some I, 100 majors, including more than 400 graduate students. To serve this large enrollment, the College boasts a full-time faculty of 57, including 22 members with the earned 6 �doctorate. Thirty graduate assistants perform teaching and other services. A balanced athletic program, intramural, sports clubs and intercollegiate, is provided by the College. Intramural and sport clubs programs are sponsored through the H.P.E.R. & A. services department by intramural directors. Competition in numerous sports, including softball, flag football, soccer, racquetball, bowling, volleyball, table tennis, track, basketball and field hockey provide physical outlets for EK U students. EK U, a member of the NCAA and Ohio Valley Conference, fields athletic teams in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, swimming, golf, tennis, track (indoor and outdoor), rifle, and gymnastics. Basketball, field hockey, gymnastics, tennis, track and field and volleyball make up the intercollegiate program for women under the AIA W and K WIC. Outstanding facilities are required to support an operation with the scope of Eastern's College of H.P.E.R. & A. The College's programs are housed in five major campus structures - The Robert B. Begley Building, where it is headquartered, the Alumni Coliseum, the Weaver Health Building, the Presnell Building and the Greg Adams Building. Numerous tennis courts, recreation areas, Gertrude Hood Field, Turkey Hughes Baseball Field, and the Tom C. Samuels nine-lane track with tartan infield are among the other facilities of the College. An 18-hole golf course and an outdoor educationrecreation demonstration area are located at Arlington. There are four equipped training rooms attached to the intercollegiate locker rooms in four Buildings. The seven-story Begley Building is designed to serve nearly 2,000 students hourly in classes and also provides seating for more than 20,000 football spectators. Included in the structure are three gymnasiums, 12 handball courts, 36 classrooms, 60 offices and the dressing facilities for physical education and football. A training area includes two exercise and weight-lifting rooms, a steam room and a large therapy tank. A seminar room and reception area are located on the second level of the building. Offices on this level have been accoustically treated to absorb sound from the open-top athletic area. The Thomas E. McDonough Intramural Fields, which boasts 10 football fields, two of which are varsity practice fields and another two which are large enough for soccer play, are in use. In season, eight softball fields may be superimposed on the football layouts. The Glenn Presnell Building houses football locker and shower rooms, a training room, rest rooms and storage, office and lecture areas. An equipment check-out room and other service facilities are located to serve the students who participate in the intramural programs. The Greg Adams indoor tennis facility became available fo r use in the fall of 1976. It constitutes the fifth building on campus devoted to housing the activities of the College of H.P.E.R. & A. 7 �• Roy Kidd passed another coaching milestone during the 1980 season. In leading the Colonels lo the national championship game (EKU lost in the last minute of play to Boise State) for the second straight year, Kidd's Eastern learn went 10-3-0 on the season, giving lhe 17-year veteran at EKU the most coaching wins in Ohio Valley Conference history. Having thus compiled a 121-536 mark at EKU, Kidd was chosen as the NCAA's Division I-AA National Coach of the Year for the '80 season. 8 �Football of demanding the ultimate in dedication a nd dete rmination. yet being a coach who is respected by h is players. H is ability lo commun ica te w it h his players sterns fro m a realist ic. 111a11 cr-of-fac1 attitude. He's ge nuinely concerned a bout each individual as a player and as a student. li e has a brillia nt foo tball mind and is a man who takes advantage of most sit uatio ns a nd is not afraid to gamble. H e is a n o rganizer who has su rrounded hi mse lf with a very capa ble coachi ng staff. All these ingredients po int 10 the fact that R oy Kidd is a win ne r. II all started for Kidd as a li11le leaguer in Corbin, Ky., and he continued on the plus s ide of the ledger as a high school athlete and then as a footba ll a nd baseball star al Easte rn. When he was a graduate assistant coach, Eastern went unbea ten and received an invitat ion IO the Tangerine Bowl. Then he sta rted coaching in high school. build ing tiny R ichmond Madison into a state foot ba ll powerhouse. He had a 54- 10-1 record, a 27game winning streak and 14 consecutive unscored-upo n gam es. He was Ke ntuc ky Coac h of the Year in 1961 whe n the Purples w ere ranked No. I in the state all season. He went to M ore head as an assistant coach in 1962 and he lped guide the Eagles to the ir seco nd winning season in 13 yea rs and a s hare o f t he OVC champions hip. r hen it was back 10 Easte rn in 1963 whe re he served as an assis1an1 fo r one year before taki ng over t he head job. The Colonels we nt 3-5-1 his first year, one of o nly two losing seasons he has had w hile coachi ng. T hey improved that 10 5-3- 1 the following year and K idd was elected Coach of the Yca r in the OVC. Kidd is ma r ried to the former S usan Purcell of R ic hmond. They have t hree c hildren: Marc. Kathy, and Ke ith. ROY KIDD Head Coach Eastern head coach R oy Kidd wi ll begin his 18 th year as the Colonels' mento r t his season with two mo re coaching milest o nes having been collected d uring the past season. K idd, who has compiled a 121 -53-6 record at EKU , became the Ohio Valley Confere nce's all-time winningest coach last season and was also named atio nal Coach of the Year in the NCAA ·s Division I-AA fo r leading hi s Colo ne ls t o consecu tive nat io na l championship contests. Noteworthy coaching achievements have become a rule of thu mb for Kidd during the last three years. In 1978, he was credited with his 100th colleg iate coaching victory and, of course, in 1979 he guided the Colonels to t he Division I-AA na tio nal c hampionship and school-record I I-win season. Then, in 1980, K idd's Eastern team came within 55 seco nds of p utting back-to-back nat io nal c hampionships togethe r as EK U won 10 games before losing t o Boise S tate 3 1-29 o n a fourt h-down pass in the national title cont est. Du ring t hese past 17 years, Eastern has ca ptured a national c ha mpionship, a national runnerup t rop hy, fou r OVC championships, had a n u nbeaten string of 15 games in the league a nd won the 1967 NCA A Mideast Regiona l C hampionship (coveri ng more than I 00 teams in a I0-statc a rea) by defeating Ball State 27-13 in the Grant land Rice Bowl. E KU has compiled a record of 12 1-53-6 during this period. Eastern has also been ranked in the top t we nty in the nation by both wire service polls, havmg gone as high as No . I in 1979. Kidd's s uccess comes fro m a com bi nation 9 �Joe Blankenship Jim Tanara Jack Ison Leon Hart JOE BLANKENSHIP Linebacker Coach JACK ISON Defensive Backfield Coach Joe Blankenship begins his fifth year at EKU and will have the squad's top two tacklers returning in linebackers Alex Dominguez and David Hill. After spending his freshman year of college at the University of Ken tucky. Blankenship played his final three yea rs at Eastern. receiving his bac helors degree in I 966 from EKU. Blankenship also put in a coaching stint at Louisville Seneca High School before coming to Eastern . Blankenship is married to the former Brenda Wooden of Louisville and they have two children, Kimberly Lynn (18) and Jose ph Troy (10). Five lellermen, including first-team Kodak All-American George Floyd, return for defens ive secondary coach Jack Ison. Ison will also serve as defensive coordinator again this season and is the dean of Colonel assista nt coaches, having served as an EK U assistant for this his 15th year. K idd gave the 1961 Easte rn graduate his first coaching job at Richmond's Madison High School. After assist ing Kidd to a I 3- 1 record and a Class AA runncrup trophy in 1961, Ison was named head coach in 1962 w hen Kidd entered the college coach ing field. The Royal Purples were 6-2-2 under his guidance. T he Russell native is married to t he fo rmer Patricia Lykins. whom he met as a classmate at Eastern. They have two daughters, Elizabeth ( I9) and Melinda ( 15). JIM TANARA Down Lineman Coach Ji m T anara will handle the do wn linemen again in his third year as an assistant coach LEON HART Offensive Backfield Coach at Eastern. Tanara came to EK lJ from the staff of Bear Bryant at Alabama w he re he served 11 years working with the Tide's defensive front. While at Alabama, Tanara was a member of the staff that directed the Tide to two national championships and appearances in 11 bowl games. He a lso served as UA's head wrestling coach for 11 yea rs. · Tanara was a 1960 grad uate of Spring- Ford H igh School in Rovers Ford , P a., where he ea rned all-state honors in football and w restled for his high school team. He later was a three-year letterman for UTC ha11anooga and started at both defens ive e nd and tight end . While collecting Lillie AllAmerica n honors in 1964, he received his bachelor of science degree in 1965 and was drafted by the New Orleans Saints upon graduation. He was an assistant football coach a t C leveland (Tenn.) High School for three years before going to Alabama in 1968. He received his mas1er'3 degree from Alabama in 1970. Leon Hart begins his fourth season as an assistant in cha rge of the EK U offensive backfield. He will also be the offensive coordinator for the Colonels this fall. Making Hart's assignment somewhat easier is the fact that outstanding quarterback Chris Isaac and runners Tony Brax to n and Nicky Yeast return. Hart graduated from Mansfield (Ohio) M adison H igh School in 1969, and went on to Maryville College where he received his 13.A. in education in 1973 . While at Maryville, H art lettered fo ur years in football and three years in baseball, serving as captain of the baseball squad as a senior. He was a safety for the Maryville gridders, leading the team in interceptions his last three seasons. Hart is married to the former Becki Sowers of Mansfield and they have one son, T imothy Robert (4). 10 �Tom Jones Donna Reed TOM JONES Offensive Line Coach DR. BOBBY BARTON Athletic Trainer Tom Jones, a 1973 grad ua te of Western Kentucky University, will begin his first season this year as Eastern's offe nsive line coach. The Glasgow nat ive has served t he last three yea rs as an assista nt coach at More head Sta te University . In 1978. he was MS U 's offensive line coach a nd the past two seasons he served as the Eagles' defensive line coach. Jones was an All-Stale center a t Glasgow High School where he graduated in 1969 a nd then went to WKU. While playing offensive center for coach Jimmy Fcix at Western, he was a member of two OVC championsh ip sq uads. After graduating from Western in I973, J ones assu med coach ing positions a t Bull itt Central High School, Adair County Hig h School, Macon County (Tenn. ) High School a nd Caverna Hig h School d uring the nex t five years . At Caverna, J ones' team was 1977 District runnerup and co-champions of the S KAC, while he received honorable me ntion notice for Class A Coach of t he Year honors in Kentucky. He has a lso served one and one-half yea rs as a graduate assista nt coach of the U niversity of T ennessee. J o nes, 30, is ma rried to the former Ma ry Bess Manby of LaGrange and they have two daughters, J e nnifer Eli zabeth (I ½) and Amanda Lee (s ix months). DONNA REED Assistant Athletic Trainer Donna Reed , a grad uate of Southern Connecticut State College in New Haven, is begi nning her t hird year as Assistant Athletic T rainer a t E K U. Following her graduation in 1976 from SCSC, she was a student trainer at the Universit y o f Oregon in 1977 and 1978 where s he received he r Masters in 1978. 11 Dr. Bobby Barton of Lexington is beginning his six th season a s athletic trainer a t EKU. Ba rt on ca me to Eastern from the lJ niversity o f Kent ucky where he served as associate trainer in charge of the basketball Wildcats. Barton received his Fl .A. degree from the University of Ke ntucky in 1968 and his M .S . at M arshall University in 1970. He earned his Doct o r of Arts degree in Adapted Physical Education at Middle T ennessee S t ate U niversity in 1975 a nd has also completed t he requi rements for his certificate in corrective therapy from T exas A& M University. Barton is married to the former J ojean C hestnut o f Lexingt o n and they have one so n, Brian (3) . TEDDY TAYLOR Defensive End Coach Teddy T aylor, a 1970 gradua te of Eastern, will serve as a coach fo r Kidd 's Co lo nels fo r the third st raight season. While serving as dorm d irector. Taylor will work with the defensive e nds for the Colonels. An All- America n noseguard at Eastern in 1969, Taylor was a sig nificant force in E KU 's Mideast Regional and Ohio Va lley Confere nce cham pionship team o f 1967 a nd the OV C cha m pion squad of 1968 . Taylor served as head coach at P inevi lle High Schoo l a fter filling an assistant's post there fo r two years. He was voted Sout h East Ke ntucky Conference Coach of the Yea r in 1978 w hile guidi ng his tea m to a 9-3 record. He is mar ried to the former Frances White o f Lexington a nd they have two daught ers. Katri na ( 12) and C he (7). �Donald G. Combs David Green Or. Martha Mullins DONALD G. COMBS Director of Athletics DR. MARTHA MULLINS Assistant Athletic Director Donald G . Combs begins his eleventh year as Director of Athletics at Eastern. after serving the university 13 years as sw imming coach. Combs, who was known throughout the state as the dean of Kentucky collegiate swim ming coaches, handed over his swimming coaching duties to Dan Licht y, his assistant, in 1975. He is current ly serving his third year as a n at-large member of the NCAA 's Division IAA foot ba ll committee. Recognized as a "Master Coach" by the College Swimm ing Coaches Association o f America in 1970, Combs coached Eastcrn·s swim team from 1963-75. During those years, the EKU Eels captured 12 consecut ive Kent ucky Intercollegiate Swimming and D iving Championships and compiled a 134-29 record. /\ I949 graduate o f ModeI Laboratory School, Combs received his B.S . in I 953 and M.A. in 1965. Both degrees arc from Eastern. The son of Baseoall Hall-of-Famer Earle B. Combs, Sr., and Mrs. Combs of Richmond, Combs and his wife, Pauline, have four children. Dr. Martha Mullins is in her sixth year as Assistant At hletic Director, combining this position with coach of women's tennis. Mullins has been an administrator in women's athletics at Eastern for the past eleven years. S he received P h .D . and M . A. degrees from Florida State University. Her undergraduate degree is from the University o f Alabama . While at Florida State University, Dr. M ullins assisted with the women's track team. During her six-year tenure in Florida's junior co lleges she was active as coach of tennis and volleyball and provided early leadership in establishing athletic participation for women students in the state's junior colleges. D r. Mullins has recently served as President of the Kentucky Women's Intercollegiate Conference and is Kentucky's representative to A JA W Region II. DAVID GREEN Assistant Athletic Trainer David Green, a 1975 graduate of M iddle Tennessee S tate University, is serving his second year as a n Assistant Athletic Trainer at Eastern. Green, a 27-ycar old native of Hendersonville, T enn., graduated from Isaac Litton High School in Nashville, T en n., in 197 1. After graduating fr om MTS U, he entered graduate school at Eastern where he received his masters in health education in 1977. For three years, Green was head trainer for both the boys and girls athletic teams a t Paul Blazer High Sc hool in Ashland. He is married to the former Brenda Ma gee of Lancaster, Ohio. DAVID PARKE Athletic Business Manager David Parke, a 1978 graduate of E K U, will begin his second year as Athletic Business Manager for the EK U Colonel teams. Parke, who formerly worked as a cashier in t he Billings and Collections Division at E K U, has been a member of the Eastern statistics crew for t he football and basket ball games of the Colonels for six years. A 1974 graduate of Madison Central High School, Parke played baseball, foo tball and basketball for the Indians. He lettered four years in baseball and two seasons in football where he was named AII-M id State Conference at center in 1973. 12 �Conrad Cardanno Karl Park CONRAD CARDANNO KARL PARK Receiver Coach Sports Information Editor Co nrad Cardanno will serve coach Roy Kidd as receiver coach in t his his fi rst season with the Colonels. Cardanno, a 32-year old native of Washington, D.C., comes to Eastern from Marshall University in the Southern Confere nce where he was the receiver coach for the Thundering He rd for two seasons. A 1967 graduate ofBladensburg(Md.) High School, Cardanno went on to letter two years at quarterback at Western Carolina, leading the Catamounts to records of9-l and 6-3 those two seasons. After graduat ing fro m WCU in 197 1. Carda nno played t hree seasons of semi-pro football in t he Seaboard P rofessional Foot ball League . H is o ther assistant coaching assignments include T uscola ( ·.c.) H igh Schoo l. Dover ( Mass.) Sherborn High School and Catho lic U niversity whe re he served as offensive coordinato r as CU went 27-1 1 within a fo ur-year period. He is married to the fo rmer Christina Willis of H untington, W. Va . Karl Pa rk, a 1970 graduate of EKU. is beginn ing his twelfth yea r as Sports Information Edi tor for Eastern·s athlet ic teams. He served as sports editor of the school newspapa. The East ern Progress, for three years while a student of the U niversity. The 32ycar-old Richmond, Ky. native is a member of the College Sports Informatio n Directo rs o f America (COSIDA), the U nited S tates Bas ketball Writers Associatio n and the Nationa l Col legia t e Ba seball Wri t ers Association. He rece ived national recognition for the production o f EK U's three seasonal m edia gu ides for 1978-79 and 1979-80. The winters sports guide was voted Best in the Nati on D ivision A fo r those two years. P ark ser ved as president of OVCS I DA (Ohio Valley Conference Sports Informa t ion Directors Association) last year. H e is married to the former Shelley Steele of Owingsville. 13 �1981 FOOTBALL PROSPECTUS .. The 1981 edition of the NCAA Division I-AA national runner-up Eastern Kentucky University football team returns 31 lettermen from last year's squad which came within 55 seconds of producing a second consecutive national championship. (The Colonels lost 31-29 to Boise State in the I-AA finals last year, after winning the national title in that division in 1979.) Headi ng the list of returnees for EK U head coach Roy Kidd, who will be beginning his 18th season at the helm oft he Colonels and who was chosen as Chevrolet's 1980 NCAA Division I-AA national coach of the year, will be senior All-Americans George Floyd and Kevin Greve. Floyd , a 5- 11 senior defensive back who was named to the first-team Kodak and Associated Press I-AA All-American teams, was also the recipient of the 1980 Ohio Valley Conference's Most Valuable Player on Defense trophy. He finished as the third leading tackler on the team (7332) and tied with second-team All-OVC defensive back Rodney Byrd for the league's interception lead with five . Greve, a 6-1, 240-pound offensive guard, was a second-team All-A merican pick by AP in 1980 as he and his offensive line cohorts led EK U to its eighth straight 2,000-yard rushing season (2,662 yds. and 31 rushing TD's). Other returning linemen in the offensive line include senior tackle David Dihr,kop, junior guard C hris Taylor, and junior center-tackle Steve Coleman. Second-team AII-OVC quarterback Chris Isaac, a 5-11 senior, finished last season in a flurry and was the only quarterback in the OVC to hit 50 or more percent of his passes. Isaac hit 92-177 (.520) passes for 1,318 yards and seven TD's, while running the ball I 31 times for 302 yards and seven TD's. Isaac's main targets for the '8 1 season will be senior flanker Jerry Parrish ( 19 catches for 254 yards and one TD in I 980);junior split end Steve Bird ( 18-316-3); senior tight end Cris Curtis ( 17213-2); junior tight end T ron Armstrong (4-55-0); and senior flanker Rana rd McPhaul (8-79-0). Parrish also led the nation in kickoff returns with his 25.1 average. Senior tailback Tony Braxton and junior fullback Nicky Yeast head the list of returning rushers for the Colonels. Braxton led Eastern last year with 800 yards rushing on 15 I carries and a team-high IO TD's. Yeast collected 143 yards o n 42 carries and two touchdowns. Other runners who contributed to the Colonels' offense which led the league in scoring with their 25.5 per game mark and who will return in 1981 arc sophomore tailbacks Terence Thompson and Ed Hairston and sophomore fullback Jon Sutkamp. The defensive line, where four of the five starters were lost through graduation, will be perhaps the biggest area needing rebuilding. Junior defensive tackle Mark Willoughby is the lone starter returning, but he should receive ample help from junior Allen Young, and Richard Bell at end, juniors Randy Taylor and Bobby Woods at tackle and sophomores Rich Francioni and Mike McShane and senior Henry Robinson at noseguard. The linebacking corps returns intact, including second team AII-OVC junior Alex Dominguez, sophomores David Hill and Mike Bobek a nd junior Mike Wagers. Dominguez and Hill finished the season as Eastern's top two tacklers with 90-60 and 71-74 tackles and assists, respectively. Floyd and Byrd head a defensive backfield which lost only one player through graduation. Returnees include junior Cliff McCullough, seniors Tom White a nd Frank Hardin, junior Gus Parks and sophomores Mike Mims, Gabriel Lewis and Bryan Robinson. Defensively last season, Eastern yielded but 289 yards of total offense and 13.3 points pe r game, while tieing the school record for interceptions it had set in 1979 of 22. Eastern compiled a 10-3 overall and 5-2 OVC mark in 1980. 14 �1981 COLONELS A CAPSULE ANALYSIS Offense: I-P ro-Set. Defense: 5-2 or Oklahoma. Strengths: Ex perienced quarter back; excellent run ningbacks; outstandi ng receivers: good linebackers. Weaknesses: Lack of depth a nd experience in offensive and defensive line; lack of experience at backup quarterback spots. Lettermen Lost: 16. LETTERMEN RETU RNI NG (31) Ends: Steve Bird, Tron Armstrong, Cris C urtis, .Jerry Parrish , R anard McPhaul, R ichard Bell, Allen Young. Tackles: David D ihrkop, Randy Taylor, Bob by W oods, Mark Willoughby. Guards: Kevin Greve, C hris Taylor. Center: Steve Coleman. Tailback: Tony Brax ton. Fullbacks: Nicky Yeast, .J o n S utkamp . Quarterbacks: Chris Isaac, T uck Woolum. Secondary: Gus Parks, George Floyd, R od ney Byrd, Tom White, C liff McCu llough. Kicker: J amie Lovett . Noseguards: M ike McSha ne, Richie Francioni. Linebackers: Alex Dominguez, David H ill, Mike Bobek, M ike Wagers. 15 �OFFENSE CHRIS ISAAC ~~ TUCK WOOLUM EDDIE HAIRSTON TONY JAMES TONY BRAXTON changed from wide receiver to quarterback midway throug h the season had a n excellent spring .. . a very exciting runner. needs to improve passi ng . .. will challenge for backup quarterback spot .. . made progress throwing the football in the spring ... high school teammate of EK U tail back Terence Thompson high schoo l coach Don Netoskie of Owens boro. TERENCE THOMPSON QUARTERBACKS C hris Isaac ... Senior ... 22 . .. 5-IO ... 160 .. . Three Letters ... New Smyrna Beach, Fla... . Was EK U's Offensive MVP for the '80 season . . . will serve for the second straight year as cocaptain. . EKU's MVP in I-AA championshi p game versus Boise State when he hit 16-25 for 250 yards and one TD and ran 40 yards and another score ... had excellent second half of the '80 season . . had big part in Colonels" success last year ... only QB in OVC to hit 50 or more per cent (.520) of his passes in '80 . should be the best quarterback in the league this year . .. had excel lent spring, picking up where he left off last fall ... won OVC Offensive Playe r of the Wee k honors vs. East Carolina in '80 (11 -1 2 passes for l 77yards and two TD's) ... member of winners club last year. second team All-OVC last year ... high school coach Bill Mo reman of New Smyrna Beach. Tuck Woolum ... Junior ... 20 .. . 5-11 ... 195 . . . One Letter . . . Pineville, Ky . .. . Saw limited playing time last year ... had best game in '80 vs. Tennessee Tech when he went 6-9 for 74 yards and one TD showed great improvement in the spring ... ran the ball well in spring scri mmages ... should be backup quarterback in '81 ... son of fo rmer Richmond Madison and Kentucky quarterback, Dr. J erry Woolum .. . high school coach - now EK U part-time assistant Teddy T aylor of Pineville . TAILBACKS Tony Braxton ... Senior ... 22 ... 5-10 ... 203 ... Three Letters ... Cincinnati, Ohio ... Was the starting tailback the last half of the '80 season led the team in rushing with 800 yards and IO TD"s had best effort vs. More head State in '80 with 164 yards in 24 carries ... slowed by an injury in the s pring. expected to be the premier tailback in the conference . .. ran a 4.5 40-yard dash early in the spring . .. good blocker and good receiver . .. OV C Offensive Playe r o f the Weck vs. TTU ( 124 yards in 17 carries and three TD's) . member of winners club graduate o f Wit hrow High School. Eddie Hairston ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 5-9 .. . 181 ... No Letters ... Mansfield, Ohio ... Has tremendous speed and strength ... runs the 40-ya rd dash in :04.5 ... ended t he spring as No. I tailback fo llowing injury to Braxton . .. should challenge for starting posit ion in the fall . .. s howed great promise in the spring ... a hard worke r high school coach - Dan Gerhardt of Malabar. Terence Thompson ... Sophomore ... 19 . . . 5-9 ... 178 ... No Letters ... Owensboro, K)'.. . . Has definite break-away speed ... quickest player on the team ... had numerous exciting runs in spring scrimmages . . . will a lso ba ttle for the starting spot ... needs to improve work habits . .. high sch ool coach - Don Netoskie of Owensboro. Tony James ... Sophomore ... 19 ... S-10 ... 165 ... No Letters ... Owensboro, Ky .... Was 16 �NICKY YEAST - r:& I JOI'\ SUTKAMP GARY BRANCH J E RRY PARRIS H FULLBACKS t remendous speed ... mo ved by EK U coaches from wide receiver to fullback in the spring ... needs to improve blocking . .. assu mi ng fifth positio n since signing with the Colonels .. . has been clocked in :04 .5 in the 40-yard dash . . high sc hool coach Geo rge Kellar of Mcadowdale. Nicky Yeast . .. Junior ... 20 ... 5- 11 ... 235 .. . Two Lellers . . . Harrodsburg, Ky ... . Has alternated the past two seasons at fullback starti ng spot with the now graduated Dale Patton . . has great q uickness for player with h is size ... improved s trength great ly during off-seaso n ... one of stro ngest players o n the team work ha bits were much better this spring t han in the past .. . a good blocker ... tough runner .. . s hou ld be starter in t he fall . . to p collegiate game was in 1979 when he rushed for I 03 yards in 19 carries vs. MTS U .. best recei ver among backs . .. high school coach - Alvis J o hnson of Harrods burg. WIDE RECEIV ERS Je rry Pa rrish ... Senior ... 21 ... 5-11 .. . 176. . . Three Letters ... Auburndale, Fla . . . . ls a d efinit e "'game-breaker" . . . established a new EKU career record for kicko ff return yardage (1,253) led OVC a nd Division I-AA in overall season kickoff return a verage in 1980 (25. 1) ... usually d raws double coverage . . . fastest man on the team (:04.35 in the 40-ya rd dash) .. . member of wi nners club .. . had a good spring ... ha rd worker . . . possesses great s peed . . . po tential pro prospect . quiet leader ... second team AII-OVC choice in 79. . . high school coach - Joe Pa rrish of Auburndale. Jo n Sutkamp . .. Sopho more . . . 19 . .. 5-9 ... 204 ... One Leiter ... Be llevue, Ky . ... Is a hard-nosed runner . . . good blocker . . . hard worker in the off-season program . played on a ll specialty teams for EKU last year .. responsible for safety vers us Western on punt ret urn ... wil l s plit time at fullback in the fall .. . had good spring . . . excellent student . . . pre-med major . .. very coachable athlete .. . h igh school coach - Fred Be rnier of Bellevue. Ranard McPhaul . . . Senior ... 22 ... 5-8 ... 158 . .. Two Lellcrs .. . Miami, Fla. ... Has good s peed and quickness . .. works hard at running good ro utes . . . can run with t he ball after he catches it . . coaches expecting more catches from Ra nard next fall . . . hard worker .. . member of '80 winners clu b . . . can carrv the ball on nanker reverse (3-42 yards in '80) .· must learn to concent rate more .. high school coach Chris Va got is of Killia n. Mark Dickerson . .. Sophom o re . .. 19 . .. 6-0. .. 212 . .. No Lelters ... Louisville, K y .... Was injured during the fa ll 1980 seaso n ... showed great promise t his s pring ... st rong ru nner . . worked hard in the off-seaso n . .. needs to improve b locking .. . will give added depth at fu llback in the fall . .. high school coach Dave Peak at Eastern. Gary Branch . . . Junior ... 21 ... 5-11 ... 19S .. . No Lellcrs . . . Dayton, Ohio . . . Has 17 �• STEVE BIRD TRON ARMSTRONG CRIS CURTIS CHRIS SULLIVAN winners club in 1980 . . very quick .. best blocker among the receivers has good hands . ca n play both tight e nd and wide receiver ... one of key players 10 having a good offense . will play both widcoul and tight end because of his speed ... scored eight points last year on a reverse play and by catching a two- point conversion has good natural talent .. . high school coach Bob Stephens of La ke wood. S teve Bird ... Junio r ... 20 . .. 5- 11 . . . 165 ... Two Letters .. . Corbin, K)' . ... Is a very ha rd worker .. . has good hands and runs excellent routes . .. a good clutch receiver. . had good spring ... could be key player in offense next year . . has :04.6 speed . . . good at reading defenses ... good intermediate route man. had his top game of the "80 season vs. the n No. I ranked Murray S tale (4-69 yards) . led E KU in TD rece ptions with three and was second in yards per reception ( 17.6) member of "80 winners club holder for ext ra po in t and field goa l attempts . . high school coach Archie Powers of Corbin. Cris Curtis . .. Senior . .. 21 ... 6-3 ... 226 ... Three Letters ... Titusville, Fla . ... Had the best receiving day of any Colonel since 1971 as he caught eight passes for 88 yards a nd o ne TD vs. Tennessee T ech last year is a great leader ... has good hands . . . experience is a plus ... needs improvement in his blocking. has good speed for his size had a good spring . . will be counted on quite a bi t . . member of winners club in '80 ... put in some work punting in the spring . high school coach - .Jay Donnelly of Astronaut. Glen Broo ks ... Junior ... 20 ... 5-9 .. . 169 ... No Letters . .. Louisville, Ky ... . ls a transfer from Indiana U nivcrsity a very hard worker has good quickness good downfield blocker nicknamed by teammates as "Chain-Saw" for his blocking tech niques ... needs to work o n concentration on his pass routes graduate of Valley High School. CENTERS Lee Kauchak ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 5-10 .. . 180 ... No Letters . . . New Albany, Ind . .. . Has good hands and is a hard worker ... a walk-on should work on increasing his speed and concentration ... need s to become more aggressive and stronger .. graduate of Providence High School. Chris Sullivan ... Sophomore . .. 19 ... 6-2 .. . 237 .. . No Letters ... Newport Richey, Fla .. . . Moved from offensive guard 10 offensive cente r last year . . saw limited action due to neck injury . . . had a good spring when he was able 10 practice ... speed at this position will be his best asset .. . should battle for starting position this fall high school coach Keith Newto n o f H udson . TIGHT ENDS Tron Armstrong ... Junior ... 20 ... 6-1 . . . 195 . . . One Letter . .. S t. Peters burg, F la . .. . Earned a starting positi on last s pring . .. began to mature as a football player ... member of 18 �..,,.- ..;;· !';,,,) GREG CLARK ,c~~J~\"'' STEVE COLEMAN -~¥.. E- ~ , DAVID BURRY MIKE NEAL Greg Clark ... Sophomore ... 19 . .. 6-S ... 25 1 ... No Letters ... Louisville, Ky .... Has great size .. . needs more work with weights to increase strength ... saw limited actio n in the spring due to knee injury ... has played both offensive center a nd tackle for t he Colonels . high school coach - Bob Ho lman of Pleasure Ridge Park . KEVI N GREV E . .''l!ll' e'' ;_/ '-. .. ~ CHRIS TAYLOR .., d\:~ JEFF TANNER C HRIS JOHNSON David Burry ... Sophomore . . . 19 ... 6-1 . .. 243 ... No Letters ... Louisville, Ky .... Had good spring ... s ho uld provide good backup depth at offensive guard . .. saw action last fall . . . lacks experience ... has good technique. high school coach - Dennis Lampley of T rinity. Mike Neal . .. Junior ... 20 ... 6-2 ... 220 .. . No Letters . . . Orlando, Fla . . . . Lacks experience in playing in the offensive line . .. a very aggressive young man . . . improved each day of spring practice before hurting knee . s hould provide needed depth a t offensive guard .. . could push for starting position graduate of Edgewater H igh School. Steve Coleman .. ..Junior ... 21 ... 6-1 ... 231. .. Two Letters .. . Stanford, Ky .... Did outstanding job of playing both tackle and center for EK lJ last spring .. . needs to s tay healthy .. . could batt le for starting spot at either tackle or center . very aggressive and physical player . . . high school coach - Bill Leed y of Li ncoln County. .Jeff Tanner . .. S ophomore ... 19 ... 6-2 ... 220 ... No Letters . .. Cincinnati, Ohio ... Is a great technician . improved measurably duri ng spring practice . . need s to improve overall body strength ... had great high school background at Moeller ... could. be called on to play quite a bitt his fa ll . . . high school coach - Gerry Faust of Moeller. GUARDS Kevin Greve ... Senior ... 21 ... 6-1 ... 250 ... Three Letters .. . Cincinnati, Ohio .. . Missed spring practice because of back problem . .. elected offensive co-captain for the '8 1 season . .. second-team AP All-American last year . two-time AII- OVC player member of win ners club ... Co lonels need his presence to give balance and leadership to the offensive line has outstanding strengt h and aggressiveness ... high school coach - Gerry Faust of Moeller. Chris Johnson . .. Sophomore . .. 19 ... 6-1 .. . 235 ... No Letters ... Orlando, Fla .... Lacks speed and experience . .. needs to improve to warrant playing time . has a good, hardwork ing attitude has great desire to improve ... high school coach - Gary T reissu of Evans . Chris Taylor ... Junior ... 21 ... 6-3½ ... 236. . . Two Letters ... Waycross, Ga .. .. Showed great improvement throughout the spring. provided good leadership in spring drills .. should start at right g uard th is fa ll experience is a p lus ... member of "80 winners club graduate of Ware County High School. 19 �• JEFF JONES BENNY ALLEN KICKING SPECIALISTS Bill Eyster ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6- 1 ... 220 ... No Letters ... Carlisle, Ky .... Is a walk-on . . lacks strengt h a nd experience . . very coachable ... has a great working attitude in practice ... grad uate of Washington-Lee High School. Jamie Lovett . . . Sophomore ... 19 ... 5-8 .. . 157 . . . One Letter . . . Riverview, Fla . .. . Should handle most of the placekicking d uties in '81 ... kicked 53 a nd 55-yard field goals in the spring scrimmage ... has a strong leg . can kick for d istance . . needs to work on accuracy . . has po tential to be excellent kicker . . . was OVC Rookie of the Week vs. MTSU . .. hand led kicking chores four games in '80 wh ile David Flores was sitti ng out with appendectomy .. . graduate of East Bay High Sch ool. TACKLES David Dihrkop . .. Senior ... 22 ... 6-4 . .. 256 . . . Three Letters ... Jamestown, Ohio ... Returns as a third-yea r starter . .. provided grea t leadership d uring the s pring . . most improved blocker among offensive linemen t his spring .. . has size, talent and speed to play pro football ... defi nite AI I-OVC candidate . . . mem ber of winners cl ub .. . high school coach - .J erry Bonte c f Greenview. Lanny Sanders ... Junior .. . 20 ... 6-0 ... 204 . . . Two Letters ... Butler, Ala .... ls a transfer from Ma rion Inst itute in Alaba ma ... will be called on to handle the punting duties this fall . . . had a good spring kicking the ball and should help E KU in t he kicking game this season ... gets good height on his punts . works ha rd. Jeff Jones ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-2 ... 23 I . . . No Letters . . . Louisville, Ky . . . . Converted from defens ive tackle to offensive line midway t hrough spring practice .. . very aggressive player . . . should improve great ly give n time to learn offensive system . .. could be called on to provide depth next fall . . . h igh school coach - Ron Madrick of DeSales. Benny Allen ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-1 ... 245 ... No Letters ... Belfry, Ky .. .. Earned a starting positi on in t he spring . acquired some spot playi ng time during t he '80 season . . has good strength and good speed . .. could be an outstanding football player at tack le for EK U . . graduate of Belfry High School. 20 �DEFENSE LINEBACKERS Mike Wagers .. . Junior . .. 20 .. . 6-2 ... 218 .. . One Letter .. . Brooksville, Fla . . . . Has starte r linebacking qualities . . . plays with great intensity .. . has made good progress and was playing good technique at the end of s pring practice ... should be prime candidate for starting position . . . saw quite a bit of action last year .. . high school coach - C huck Wood of Hernando. A lex D o minguez ... Junior ... 2 1 .. .6-0 .. . 21S . . . One Letter .. . South Miami, Fla.. . . Did an excellent job in playing the leadership role in regrouping the linebacking corps in 1980 ... fi nished the season as E KU"s top tackler and as one of the top tacklers in t he OVC ... showed definite qualities of being outstand ing linebacker for EK U . . . secondteam All-OVC pick in 1980 ... averaged 13 hits per game during the "80 season ... member of w inners club .. . recently elected co-captain for upcoming season . . . not only outstanding athlete but quality individual as well ... has pure ded ication and determination . . . graduate o f South Miami High School. Pete Jackson ... Junior ... 21 ... S-1 0 ... 195 . .. Two Letters ... Blountstown, Fla . ... Is a j unior college transfer from Marion (Ala.) Institute ... came to E KU in mid-year ... went throug h the winter conditioni ng program and did a good job . . . proved immediately in the s pring he can play for EK U ... progressed well during the spring .. . EK U coaches looking forward to his contribution this fall. David Hill ... Sophomore .. . 19 . .. S-IO ... 205 . . . One Letter ... Miami, Fla ... . David sh owed last season that he has the talent and ability to be a fine linebacker .. came to Eastern last fall out of shape . . needs to continue with conditioning program during the su mmer . .. has excellent football savvy. starter as a freshman last year ... won OVC Defensive Player of the Week honors vs. Morehead State in season finale and OVC Rookie of the Week vs. East Tennessee member of winners club .. . one of top tacklers in the OVC and No. 2 hit man on the Colonels last season . .. graduate of Miami Carol C ity High School. Mike Bobek ... Soph omore ... 19 ... 6-1 ... 220 ... One Letter ... Port Richey, F la .. . . Is a doubtful part icipant in "8 1 seaso n ... presently rehabilitating a back injury suffered during the winter program ... EKU coaches hoping he will return to active status in the spring of "82 .. . graduate of Gulf H igh School. Tommy Burnette ... Freshman ... 19 ... 6-1 .. . 200 ... No Letters . .. Knoxville, Tenn . ... Had limited participation in the spring . status is questionable for the coming fall season .. . presently nursing knee inj ury .. with added strength cou ld play for EKU needs to get more physical . . received hardship case from C AA because of knee injury ... graduate of Halls High School. 21 �MARK WILLOUGHBY RANDY TA YLOR STEVE BROWN RICHIE FRA NCIONI TACKLES H ENRY ROBINSON MIKE McSHANE o pportunity to be a starter at this position .. . member of winners club in 1980 . . high school coach - Bill M o reman of New Smyrna Beach. Mark Willoughby . . . Junior ... 21 ... 6-0½ ... 240 ... Two Letters . .. Louisville, Ky .. .. W ill be the only starter returni ng from last year's defensive line . . a good technique football p layer ... member of win ners club in '80. chosen the OVCs Defensive Player of the Week vs. Middle Tenn. last season an aggressive player . .. a good athlete ... good, steady performer . high school coach Corky Miller of Fairdale. NOSEGUARDS Henry Robinson ... Senio r ... 21 ... 5-10 ... 223 .. . No Letters ... Louisville, Ky .... Has been moved around quite a bit d u ring his collegiate career . . . has played offensive line, tack le, linebacker and noseguard in college .. . was starting at noscgua rd at the end of spring practice . . a very stro ng foot ball p layer ... has improved on his technique . graduate of J effersontown High Sch ool. Randy Taylor ... Junior ... 20 ... 6-3 ... 235 .. . Two Letters . . . Cincinnati, Ohio . . . Is playing his second year at defensive tackle . will be a starter this fa ll . .. had outstanding spring at tackle . .. made a lot of plays .. . good a thlete ... could be a dominating player at his position . . . has a cha nce to be one of the best defensive players in the league ... high school coach - Jack Campbell of Wood ward . Richie Francioni . .. Sophomore . .. 19 . .. 6-0. .. 225 ... One Letter ... Corbin, Ky .... Played quite a bit last fall ... has neck injury which may end his football career .. . missed all of spri ng practice .. . could be a defi nite asset to the program if he can play . high school coach - Archie P owers of Corbin. Steve Brown .. . Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-3½ .. . 2IO .. . No Letters .. . Cincinnati, Ohio .. . Needs to be more physical . . . extremely quick . . good pass rusher . . . progressed well during the spring .. . could move to noseguard in the fall .. . a very good athlete .. . had good s pring . very coachable ... high school coach Gerry Faust of Moeller. Mike McShane ... Sophomore . .. 19 . .. 5-10 . .. 225 .. . One Letter ... St. Petersburg, Fla.... Was hampered last season with a back injury which slowed his progress a physically strong footba ll player . . . could be a starter if back injury improves .. . played quite a bit as a freshman .. . scored for E KU in thcOV Ctrack meet in the discus toss . grad uate of Non heast High School. Bo bby Woods ... ,Junior ... 20 ... 6-2 ... 227. .. Two Letters .. . Oak Hill, Fla . ... Was moved from defensive end to defensive tackle in the spri ng . . s howed great promise . . coaches pleased wit h his progress a t the new position has great speed . has good 22 �RANDY HARDY ALI.EN YOUNG RODNEY BYRD GEORGE FLOYD TOMMY WHITE ENDS SECONDARY Allen Young ... Junior ... 21 ... 6-3 ... 227 ... One Letter . . . Louisville, Ky . .. . Started several games at right end for the Colonels last season . .. progressed very we ll through last year ... has physical attributes to become an excellent defensive end .. . must become more consistent . played for EKU assistant J oe Blankenship in high school . . gradua te of Seneca High School. George Floyd ... Senior . .. 21 ... 5-10 . .. 190 . .. Three Letters ... Brooksville, Fla . ... Was a first team Kodak All-American defensive back in '80 . . . also first team All-OVC a nd 1980 OVC Defensive Player o f the Year . . a fourth-year starter . .. tied for OVC lead in interceptions with five, one of which was returned 100 yards vs. Youngstown State for a touchdown . . . a definite pro prospect .. . very intense player ... m ember of the winners club . . . will serve as co-captain in '8 1 ... one of the most consistent players EK U has ever had in the secondary ... second team All-OVC in '79 . high school coach - Chuck Wood of Hernando. Richard Bell ... Junior ... 21 ... 6-2½ ... 221 . .. Two Letters ... Marietta, Ga . ... Is a very strong football player .. . has good speed . . . s hould beco m e more aggressive with confidence and experience . . . graduate of Sprayberry High School. Rodney Byrd ... Senior ... 21 ... 5-10 ... 180. . . Two Letters ... Brooksville, Fla... . Was a second-team All-OVC pick in 1980 ... high school teammate of Eastern's George Floyd and Mike Wagers ... second year as a starter .. . can play more than one position ... could be outstanding ... tied with Floyd for OVC lead in interceptions with five member of winners club ... high school coach - Chuck Wood of Hernando. Charles Keller ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-3 .. . 210 ... No Letters ... East Miami, Fla ... . Made progress in spring drills advancement slowed last fall due to serious illness and a debilitating injury ... could push for starting slot . .. has good football savvy. is a hard worker which should help him .. . high school coach - Mike Uspensky of Miami Lakes. Randy Hardy ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 5-11 .. . 208 ... No Letters ... Coal Grove, Ohio . .. Switched from offensive fullback to defensive e nd the last three days of spring practice .. made excellent progress in this short period of time . . has speed and strength . . is very aggressive and is expected to develop into a good player . .. high school coach - Dave Lucas of Dawson-Bryant. Tommy White ... Senior ... 21 ... 5-9 ... 185 . . . Three Letters ... Georgetown, Ky .... Has been a starter for two seasons .. . has been troubled by injuries most of his career ... is coming off knee surgery performed last fa ll .. . had excellent spring ... should be one of the strengths in the secondary . . graduate of Scott County High School. 23 �0 ,.- - -~ ...,,,_~, ....... ..... ............ _,..- ..... -~ .,_...,._.....,..,... ~ ~ • ,"\' '>#1... r , ~ ,~:.. --::;,.- ·""·.· ,.,; ~g(;,_t1!fiii--·_' sa,~ GUS PARKS CLIFF McC lJ LLOlJGH FRANK HARDIN GABRIF.L LEWIS Gus Parks ... Junior ... 20 . .. 5-l l ½ ... 180 . . . Two Letters ... Harrodsburg, Ky .... Was a s tarter last year for seve ral games ... needs to make a great deal of improvement to g ive the experience needed in the secondary returned a n interception 48 yards vs. T ennessee T ech for a touchdown ... need s to work on concentration a nd intensity ... high sc ho o l coac h Alvi s J o hn so n of Harrodsburg. Mike Mims ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 5-l 1 .. . 185 ... No Letters .. . St. Petersburg, Fla . .. . Has the size and s peed to be a good d efensive back m ust develop confidence which should come with additional work high school tea mmate o f Tron Armstrong .. . high school coach - Bob Stephens of Lakewood. Mark Woodrum ... Sophomore ... 19 . . . 6- 0'/ , ... 167 ... l\o Letters ... Whcclcrsburg, Ohio .. . Was a hig h school runningback but was recruited as a defensive pla yer . must make a great dea l o f improvement to be able to play at Easte rn . . . has good intensity and concentration .. . must improve s peed and a ggressive ness .. . hig h schoo l coach - Ed Miller o f Wheelers burg. Cliff McCullough ... Junior ... 21 ... 5-10 .. . 195 . .. One Letter . .. Port Charlotte, Fla . .. . Played considerably last fall . forced into action because of injuries in the secondary last year ... began EKU career as a tailback before being moved to secondary in spring of -SO. g raduate of Charlotte High School. Frank Hardin ... Junior ... 22 ... 6-0½ . . . 197 . . . No Letters ... South Shore, Ky . ... Has d evelope d a great dea l of confidence with his work at the safe ty position . a very ha rd worke r . .. could g ive EKU considerable he lp in 1981 ... will provide depth in the backfield . . . graduate of Greenup County Hig h School. Gabriel Lewis ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 5-9 ... 171 ... No Letters ... lronton,Ohio . .. Needs to come a long way to give Eastern the depth it needs in the secondary . .. excellent hitter. must improve in many areas in o rde r t o contribute high school coac h - Bo b Lutz o f Ironton. 24 �1981 FRESHMEN RECRUITS Brad Armacost ... linebacker ... 6-2 ... 210 .. Bethel, Ohio . . . Brad was an Al l-County. All-District and honora ble mention All-State pick for coach R ick Hosler at Bethel-Tate ll igh School. He played foot ba ll fo ur years. basketball three seasons and baseball one year. Michael Long ... offensive tackle .. . 6-3 ... 245 .. . Middlcshuro, Ky . ... Michael played Jor coach Tom S tapleton at Middlcsboro Hig h School where he was a fo ur-year lette rman and a first -team All-Southeast Kent ucky Conference c hoice his senior yea r. HL· was a lso a two-year honorable mentio n All-State pick. James Campbell ... defensive tackle ... 6-2 ... 245 . . . Altamonte Springs, Fla . . . . James comes to Eastern from Lake Brantley H igh School in Altamonte Springs, Fla .. where he played defensive tackle for coach Dave Tullis. .Joe Mauntcl ... defensive end ... 6-4 ... 195 .. . Cincinna1i, Ohio ... Joe pla yed defe nsive end fo r coach Tom Kocica at Colerain High School for four years. While be ing selected the best defensive lineman ror Cole rai n H igh School his sen ior year, he was an honorable mention All-C ity and A ll-League pick during the "80 year. Timothy Dale ... defensive end ... 6-2 ... 205. .. Paris, K)'· ... Timo thy won the Paris High School best back award for three consecutive years while playing for coach Randy Reese. D ale a lso played fullback a t Pa ris a nd participated o n the ba s ketba ll team. William May .. . linebacker ... 5-9 ... 190 ... Shelby,,illc, K)', ... William comes to Eastern fro m Shelby County High School where he played linebacker for coach T om Becherer. Ronald Davis . .. tailbac k . .. 5-9 . .. 165 ... Opa-Locka, Fla .... Rona ld p layed for coach J eff C lo res at Miami Carol Cit y Senio r Hig h School. He g raduated from Carol City last Decembe r and entered Eastern at m id-year and went through spring practice. He is a slas hing runne r who showed good quickness and who will give added de pth to the ta ilback posit ion in the fa ll. E K U coa c hes were hoping he would improve st rength during the s umme r. George Miller ... quarterback ... 6- 1 ... I 90 .. . Richmond, Ky .... George received the most va luable playe r trophy for coach M o nte .J oe Lovell's R ichmond M adison Royal Pu rples' foo t ball team this past season. A second-team A ll-Central Kent ucky Con fe rence pick at quarterback. he receive ho norable me ntion notice for the league's MV P award. He lettered four years in football and t h ree seaso ns in basketball. [ric Horn ... defensive tackle ... 6-2 ... 240 .. . Owensboro, Ky .... Eric, an All-C ity-Count y selectio n for coach Gary Keller at Daviess Cou nty. lettered fo ur years in football for the Panthers. 1-fc was a lso an ho no rable me ntion choice on the All-Conference squad. Brian Monroe ... fullback ... 6-0 ... 225 ... Lexing1o n, Ky .... Brian pla yed for coach R oy Walto n at Tates C reek High S c hool where he was a two-year first -team A ll-City choice and a t hree-yea r A ll-State selectio n fo r the Commodores. A four-year le tterman in football at TCHS, he holds sch ool records for An1hony Jones ... dcfcnsh'e back ... 5-1 I ... 175 ... Ocala, Fla .... Antho ny comes t o E KU from :\ ort h Mario n High School in Ocala whe re he played in tl,e defens ive seconda ry fo r coach Mike Clayton. most yards gained ru shing as a sop homo re (911). most touchdowns in a career (25) a nd m ost yards gained rushing in a career (2.50 1). Robert Palmer . .. defensive e nd ... 6-2 ... 190 . . . Cynthiana, Ky . . . . R obert was a firstteam i\ll-M id-S tate Confe re nce c hoice for coach Bob .Je nkins at Harrison County High School. While being chosen on t he All-S tate team his senior year. Robert lettered four years in footba ll a nd basketball and three seasons in track at HCHS. Paul Jones ... defensive end ... 6-2 . .. 205 ... Borden, Ind . . . . Paul was an hono rable men tion All-State player at F loyd Central Hig h School for coach Elmer Murray. While also pa rtici pating in basketbal l and track in high school, he was an All-Co nfe rence foot ba ll select io n. 25 �Tim Portale . .. quarterback . .. 6-0 . . . 190 ... Louis,,illc, Ky . . . . Tim was an honorab le mention All-State pick and the All-District Offe nsive P la yer o r the Year for T r in ity t his past season. He competed in footba ll for coa ch R oge r Grunicsen a t T rin ity and a lso p la yed rour seasons of baseball there. He holds the school record for most runs scored in baseball a nd was an All- District and All- Region c ho ice in that sport. James Po wers . .. tight end ... 6-2 ... 210 .. . Lexington, Ky . .. . James was an All-State, A l l-Cit y and All-Centra l K en tuck y Confe re nce player for coach Jake Be ll at He nry Clay H igh School. He wo n four le tte rs while playing football fo r the fl lue Devils. Lo uis Ro m ... defensi\'e tackle . .. 6-4 ... 210 . . . Cincinnal i, Ohio . . . Lo uis was an /\11League choice at Oak Hi lls High School for coach Ed Jackson . While playing d efensive tackle, he was recipient o f the Iron Man Award for O H HS. Bo b S andho ff . .. tight end . .. 6 -41/2 • •• 2 IO . .. Bradenton, Fla . . . . fl ob was a th ree-year starter for coach Ed W oodward at Southeast High School where he led the team in pass receptions the past two seasons. To give a n indication of his quickness, he a lso played on all Southeast's specia l teams (4.7 speed in t he 40-yard dash). He was a first -team p ic k on the M a na tee All-Area team, the Sarasota AllArca squad and the All-Coral Coast Conference team. He also played basketball and ran t rack for Southeast. S hawn Saturday ... noseguard ... 6-0 ... 220 . . . Cincinnati, Ohio .. . Shawn played for coac h Pa t M ancuso a t Pr inceto n H igh School where he was na med his team's Most Va luable D efensive P laye r a nd was chosen to the P r inceton Honor Roll. He was a n All-City, All-Confe rence and /\II-State c hoice t hi s past season. Terry S im mo ns .. . linebacker ... 6-0 . .. 190 .. . Hamilton, Ohio . . . While playing four years of footba ll for coa ch Dale R obertson at Hamilton Hig h School, Terry was selected as t he best de fe nsive lineman and was c hosen to t he fi( St-tcam Greater Miami Confere nce squad . He also participated in bas ketball three sea sons and track o ne year at Hamilto n H igh School. 26 Da,,id S impson .. . defens ive back ... 6-0 . . . 175 . .. Newport, Ky . . . . David. wt10 was chosen the Northern Ke ntucky Player of the Ycar. ho lds many records at Newport H igh School where he played both o ffense and defense for hea d coac h Mike Murphy. H is Newport High records include most yards rushing in a sea son ( 1,627). career (2.846) and game (22 1), most po ints in a season ( 112) and a career (204): and most touc hd owns in a season ( 12) and a career (29). While being named A IIN KSC, he a lso recei ved awards in 1980 for Best Back in the Regio n and Best flack in Northern Ke ntuc ky. Reginald S mith .. . defensive back . . . 6-1 . . . 180 ... North Miami Beac h, Fla . ... Reginald comes to Eastern from North Mia mi fleach Hig h School whe re he played for coach J ohn Stevens at the linebacke r position . He lettered three yea rs in foot ball and was an ho norable mention All-City choice this past season. Eugene Walker .. . defensin back ... 6-0 ... 175 . .. Lo uis,,ille, Ky.... Euge ne was a firstteam All-District, All-Region, All-County and a third-team A ll-State choice fo r coach Tom Cosman at Fairdale H ig h School whi le p laying both wide receiver and defensive back . He participated in football. basketball and track for Fairdale. �D EPTH CHART OFFENSE SE 21 20 LT Bird Brooks Kauchak 70 75 57 61 LG Dihrkop J ones G . Clark Johnson Kickers II 6 94 60 65 C 53 52 57 Greve Burry FL Sanders-P 88 Lovett- KO, 25 EP,FG Nussbaum - KO , E P , FG RG Sullivan Coleman G. Clark 64 68 62 Isaac Woolum J ames 32 49 34 FB QB Parrish McPhau l 16 17 14 RT Taylor Neal Tanne r Yeast Sutkamp Dickerson Branch TE 52 59 Coleman Allen TB 42 40 26 47 Braxt on Hairston T hompson Davis 80 86 N --1 DEFENSE LE 87 82 NG LT Bell Keller 90 69 Taylor Brown 67 54 RT Robinson M cShane LLB 46 56 50 LCB 41 27 Par ks McCu llough RO Y 8 F loyd 28 Lewis 66 43 69 RE W illoughby Woods Brown 85 44 Byrd Hardin Mims 24 29 Young Hardy Greves RLB Dominguez Wagers Bobek 31 39 58 H ill Jackson Burnette Return Specialists s 88 42 8 9 9 19 Parris h-KO Braxton- KO F loyd-I' Byrd-P RCB White Woodrum A, mst rong Curtis �1981 EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY ROSTER No. 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 37 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 Name J amie Lovett Tim Portale George Floyd Rod ney Byrd Reggie Smith Lanny Sanders Anthony J ones Tony James Eugene Walker C hris Isaac T uck Woolum George M iller Frank Ha rdin Glen Brooks Steve Bird To m W hite Ranard McPhaul Terence T hompson Cliff McCullough Gabriel Lewis Mark Woodrum David Simpson David H ill Nicky Yeast William May Mark Dickerson Bria n Monroe Patrick J ackson Ed Hairston Gus Parks To ny Braxton Bobby Woods Randy Ha rdy Timothy Dale Alex D ominguez Ro nald Davis Terry Simmons Jon S utkamp Mike Bobek William Barry Steve Coleman Chris Sullivan Mi ke McShane Brad Armacost M ike Wagers Greg Clark Tommy Burnette Benny Allen Kevin Greve Chris J oh nson J eff Tanner Shawn Saturday Chris Taylor David Bu rry Mark Willoughby Pos. K QB DB DB DB K DB QB FL QB QB QB DB SE SE DB FL TB DB DB DB DB LB FB DB FB FB FB TB DB TB OT DE DE LB TB LB FB LB C C C MG LB LB C LB OT OG OG OG MG OG OG DT Class Ht. Soph. 5-8 1/4 Fr. 5-11 Sr. 5- 10 Sr. 5-10 F r. 6-2 .Ir. 6--0¼ Fr. 6--0 Soph. 5-1 0 Fr. 6-0 Sr. 5-IO¼ J r. 5-11 Fr. 6-2 J r. 6-0 ½ J r. 5-9 J r. 5- 11 Sr. 5-9 Sr. 5-8 Soph. 5-9 J r. 5-10 Soph. 5-9 Soph. 6-0½ Fr. 6-0 Soph. 5-10 J r. 5-11 Fr. 5-1 1 Soph. 6-0 Fr. 6-0 F r. 5-9½ Soph. 5-9 Jr. 5-11 ½ Sr. 5-1 0 Jr. 6-2 Sop h. 5-11 Fr. 6-3 Jr. 6-0 Fr. 5-9 Fr. 6-1 Soph. 5-9 Soph. 6-1 F r. 6-3¾ J r. 6-1 Soph. 6-2 Sop h. 5-1 0 Fr. 6-2 Jr. 6-2¼ Soph. 6-5 Fr. 6-1 ¼ Soph . 6- 1 Sr. 6- 1 Soph. 6- 1 Soph. 6-2 Fr. 6-0 Jr. 6-3½ Soph. 6-1 Jr. 6-0½ 28 Wt. 157 185 190 180 180 204 175 165 175 160 195 197 197 169 165 185 158 178 195 171 167 175 205 235 180 2 12 225 192 18 1 180 203 227 208 205 215 168 188 204 220 2 10 23 1 237 225 2 15 2 18 25 1 200 245 250 235 220 225 236 243 240 • Hometo wn R iverview, Fla. Louisville, Ky. Brooksvi lle, Fla. Brooksville, Fla . N. Miami Beach, Fla. Butler, Ala. Ocala, Fla. Owensboro, Ky. Lo uisville, Ky. New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Pineville, Ky. Richmond, Ky. Sout h S ho re, Ky. Lou isville, Ky. Corbin, Ky. Georgetown, Ky. Miami, Fla. Owens boro, Ky. Port Charlotte, F la. Ironton, Ohio P ortsmouth, O hio Newport, Ky. Miami, Fla. Harrodsburg, Ky. Shelbyville, Ky. Middletown, Ky. Lexington, Ky. Blountstown, F la. Mansfield, O hio Harrodsburg, Ky. Cincinnati, O hio Oak Hill, F la. Coal Grove, Ohio Paris, Ky. S . Miami, Fla. Opa Locka, Fla. Hamilton, Ohio Bellevue, Ky. Port R ichey, F la . Louisville, Ky. Stanford, Ky. New Port R ichey, Fla. St. Petersburg, Fla. Bethel, Ohio Dade City, Fla. P leasure Ridge Park, Ky. Knoxville, Tenn. Hatfield, Ky. Cincinnati, Ohio Orlando, Fla. C incinnati, O hio Cincinnati, O hio Waycross, Ga. Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. �67 68 69 70 71 72 73 75 76 79 80 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 Henry Robinson Mike Neal Steve Brown David Dihrkop Louis Rom Eric Horn M ichael Long J eff J ones J ames Campbell Ca lvin Duncil Tron Armstrong Charles Keller Bo b Sandhoff Gary Branch Allen You ng Cris Curtis Richard Bell J erry Parrish J ames Powers Randy Taylor R Obert Pa !mer J oe Mauntel Paul J ones Ga ry Nussbaum Joe Spadafino MG OG DT OT DT OT OT OT DT OT TE DE TE TE DE TE DE FL TE DT DE DE DE K DT S r. 5-10 Soph . 6-2 S oph . 6-3 1/2 Sr. 6-4 F r. 6-3½ F r. 6-2 Fr. 6-3 Soph. 6-2 Fr. 6-2 Fr. 6-4½ Jr. 6- 1 Soph. 6-3 Fr. 6-5 Jr. 5- 10 ½ J r. 6-3 Sr. 6-3 J r. 6-2½ Sr. 5- 11 Fr. 6-3 J r. 6-3¼ Fr. 6-3 Fr. 6-4 Fr. 6-2 J r. 5-9 Fr. 6-2 29 223 220 210 256 230 230 260 23 1 240 240 195 2 10 205 196 227 226 22 1 176 205 235 200 200 205 175 240 Louisville, Ky. O rlando, Fla. Loveland, Ohio Jamestown, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Owensboro, Ky. M iddlesboro, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Altamonte Spri ngs, Fla. Hamilton, Ohio St. Petersburg, F la . Miami Lakes, Fla. Bradento n, Fla. Dayton, Ohio Louisville, Ky. Titusville, Fla. Mariet ta, Ga. Auburndale, F la. Lexi ngton, K y. Cincinnati, Ohio Cynthiana, Ky. Cincinnat i, O hio Borden, Ind. Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Dover, Del. �First Game SOUTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE Sept. 5 - at Richmond 2:00 P.M. EDT Location - Orangeburg, S.C. Founded - 1896 President - Dr. M. Maceo Nance, Jr. Enrollment - 4,000 Colors - Garnet & Blue Conference - Mid-Eastern Athletic Nickname - Bulldogs Athletic Director - Dr. Willis C. Ham Head Coach - Bill Davis Coaching Record - 18-4 Assistant Coaches - Robert Johnson, Oliver Pough, James Ragland, Thomas Saxon S lD - Bill Hamilton, Phone: (803) 536-706 I Trainer - Jimmie Rogers Stadium - Bulldog (14,000) Lettermen Lost - 13 Lettermen Returning - 43 Bill Davis Head Coach Henry Odom Runningback PROSPECTUS The Bulldogs, who finished IO-I last season and who lost only to Grambling in the season finale in winning the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, return 11 starters from that '80 team. Runningback Henry Odom, who led the conference in rushing (845 yards) and touchdowns ( 15), returns as do runningbacks Mack Reed and Anthony Reed. Also returning on offense are wide receiver Marion Brown and three-time AII-MEAC center Larry Warren. Defensively, tackle John Courtney, linebacker Davie Harris and end Zack Grate are the top returnees. The Bulldogs lost two all-conference linebackers and the MEAC Defensive Player of the Year from last year's team. Also for the first time in four years, SCSC will be without the services of the now-departed quarterback Prince Phillips. The Bulldogs will also be without the services of wide receiver Charlie Brown. First game of the series. 1980 RESULTS 1981 SCHEDULE Sept. 5 at Eastern Kentucky 35 Virginia State ........... 7 Sept. 12 DELAWARE STATE 21 Delaware State ......... 20 Sept. 19 NORTHCAROLINAA&T 24 North Carolina A & T . . . . 9 Sept. 26 at Howard 30 Howard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Oct. 3 at Alcorn State 33 Alcorn State ....... . .... 0 Oct. IO at Johnson C. Smith 34 Johnson C. Smith ........ 8 Oct. 17 MORGAN STATE 49 Morgan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Oct. 24 at Florida A & M 21 Florida A & M ......... 19 Oct. 31 MORRIS BROWN 59 Morris Brown ..... . ..... 7 Nov. 7 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 21 Bethune-Cookman . . . . . . . 0 Nov. 14 GRAMBLING 3 Grambling ............. 26 30 �Second Game YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Sept. 12 - at Youngstown, Ohio 7:30 P.M. EDT Location - Youngstown, Ohio Founded - 1908 President - Dr. John J. Coffelt Enrollment - 15,784 Colors - Scarlet & White Bill Narduzzi Conference - Ohio Valley Head Coach Nickname - Penguins Athletic Director - Bill Narduzzi Head Coach - Bill Narduzzi Coaching Record - 39-25-1 Assistant Coaches - Bob Dove, Fred Thomas, Pete Lymber, Rick Bevly, Rusty DeCapito SID - Greg Gulas, Phone: (216) 742-3483 Trainer - Dan Wathen Stadium - Falcon (10,000) Brett Modic Lettermen Lost - 12 Linebacker Letterman Returning - 31 PROSPECTUS Head coach Bill Narduzzi and his troops will carry a sound reputation for football excellence on the Division II level as members of the MidContinent Conference into their new role as full-fledge participants in the OVC and as a Division I-AA football team. YS U returns 31 lettermen from a team that suffered through a disappointing 2-8-1 campaign a year ago. Sophomore Mike Sloe will handle the quarterback duties, while completing 25-64 passes for 291 yards. The Penguins do return some experience in both runningback slots with Paris Wicks and Vic Seglie leading the hunt for the starting positions. On the defensive side of the ball, YSU returns a wealth of experience in many positions, but are hurting in one particular area, the defensive secondary where three starters were lost. The strength of the defense can be found at linebacker where co-captain Jeff Gergel and Joe Schartner return. Eastern leads the series, 5-4-0. 1981 SCHEDULE 1980 RESULTS Sept. 5 at Cincinnati 6 Murray State ............ 24 Sept. 12 EASTERN KENTUCKY 0 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . . . 45 Sept. 19 MURRAY STATE 7 Northern Michigan . . . . . . . I 0 Sept. 26 Open 0 Akron ................... 0 Oct. 3 at Akron 17 Western Kentucky . . . . . . . 42 Oct. 10 WESTERN KENTUC KY 14 Morehead State .......... 20 Oct. 17 at Delaware 7 Eastern Illinois . . . . . . . . . . 32 Oct. 24 EASTERN ILLINOIS 17 Northern Iowa ........... 38 Oct. 31 at Middle Tennessee 22 Western Illinois ........... 0 Nov. 7 WESTERN ILLINOIS 41 American International ... 20 Nov. 14 at Morehead State 13 Delaware ............... 20 Nov. 21 at Northern Iowa 31 �Third Game NAVY Sept. 19 - at Anna polis, Md. 2:00 P.M. EDT Location - Annapolis, Md . Founded - 1845 Superintendent - Vice Admiral William P. Lawrence Enrollment - 4 ,500 Colo rs - Navy Blue & Gold Conference - Independent ickname - Midshipmen Athletic Director - J . 0. Co ppedge Head Coach - George Welsh Coaching Record - 48-42 Assistant Coaches - Steve Belichick, Bill Haushalter, Joe Kriva k, Ken Mack, Art Markos, Tom O'Brien, Bob Petchel, Frank Spaziani, Tony Whittlesey, Major C huck Boyer SID - Tom Bates, Phone: (30 1) 268-6226 Trai ner - Leon "Red" Romo Stadium - Navy-Marine Corps (28,000) Lettermen Lost - 24 Lettermen Returning - 22 PROSPECT US George Welsh Head Coach Eddie Meyers Tailback When Navy concluded s pring drills. it was readily apparent to coach George Welsh that the M idshipmen were capable again o f presenting a solid defensive u nit he docs have seven starters returning from last year's defense that fin ished sixth best in the country. Conversely, Welsh will have to resolve a number of problems relating to the offense ifhe is to sustain the success the Mids have enjoyed the past three years (a 24-11 record and two bowl appearances). The highly rcspecred and innovative Welsh has 22 returning lettermen, includ ing AllAmerica prospects in middle guard Tim J o rdan. runningback Eddie Meyers and placekicker Steve Fehr. Also on hand are a sound defensive end corps and a fine group of defensive secondary performers. The question marks on offense lie with the line and wide receiver, where injuries hampered d evelopment. and depth at runningback. First game of the series. 1981 SCHEDULE Sept. 12 T H E C ITADEL Sept. 19 EASTERN KENTU CKY S ept. 26 at Michigan Oct. 3 at Yale Oct. 10 AIR FORCE Oct. 17 at Boston College Oct. 24 WILLIAM & MARY Oct. 31 a t Notre Dame Nov. 7 SYRACUSE Nov. 14 at Georgia Tech Nov. 2 1 Army at Philadelphia 1980 RESULTS 3 Virginia .... . . .......... .. 6 3 1 Kent State .. ............. 3 45 William & Mary ... ... .. .. 6 21 Boston College . . . . . . . . . . . 0 20 Air Force . . ............. 21 24 Villanova .. . ............ 15 24 Washington ............. 10 0 Notre Dame ... . ......... 33 6 Syracuse . ................ 3 19 Georgia T ech ..... ........ 8 33 Army .................... 6 0 Houston (Garden State Bowl ) ......... 35 32 J l �Fourth Game UN IVERSITY OF AKRON Sept. 26 - at Richmond (Parents Day) 2:00 P.M. EDT Location - Akron, Ohio Founded - 1870 President - Dr. D.J. Guzzetta Enrollment - 23,000 Colors - Blue & Gold Jim Dennison Conference - Ohio Valley Head Coach Nickname - Zips Athletic Director - Gordon Larson Head Coach - Jim Dennison Coaching Record - 49-38- 1 Assistant Coaches - Tom Flaherty, Larry Kindbom, Ron Curtis, Dave Newell, Jeff Durbin SID - Ken MacDonald, Phone: (2 16) 375-7468 Trainer - Don Marshall Don Schultz Stadium - Rubber Bowl (35,482) Offensive Guard Lettermen Lost - 17 Lettermen Returning - 32 PROSPECTUS To head coach Jim Dennison, the 1980 season was a new experie nce. "Last year wasn't too kind to us," said Denniso n who suffered his first losing season since taking over the Zip football fortunes in I 973. "We'll have 32 lettermen returning, 19 who were starters, a strong senior class for leadership and we've had two excellent recruiting classes," Dennison said . According to Dennison, UA's gridiron strengths are at inside and outside linebacker, the defensive interior, the offensive line and at fullback and tailback. There's no question, the leader of the Zip defense is inside li nebacker Brad Reese. The first team All-Ohio Valley Conference a nd two-time AllAmerican has paced the Zips in tackles the last three campaigns. O n offense, its senior tai lback Dennis Brumfield, the OVC's leading rusher in '80, who should pace Akron. Akron leads the series, 3-2-0. 1980 RESULTS 1981 SCHEDULE Sept. 5 MIDDLE TENESSEE 3 1 Northeast Missouri . ... .. . . 7 Sept. 12 at Eastern Michigan 2 1 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . . . I0 2 Western Kentucky ........ 8 Sept. 19 at Kent State Sept. 26 at Eastern Kentucky 9 India na State .......... .. 27 0 Youngstown State . . ..... .. 0 Oct. 3 YOUNGSTOWN ST ATE 21 Eastern Michigan . . . . . . . I 0 Oct. 10 at Tennessee Tech Oct. 17 MOREHEAD STATE 7 Temple ........... . .... . 16 Oct. 24 M UR RAY STATE 10 Murray State . . .. . .. ..... 13 Oct. 31 at Austin Peay 14 Austin Peay ............ . 41 Nov. 7 WESTERN KENTU C KY IO Northern Michigan . . . . . . . 28 9 Middie Tennessee . . . . . . . . 13 33 �Fifth Ga me AUSTIN PEAY ST A TE UNIVERSITY Oct. 3 - at Richmond 2:00 P.M. EDT Location - C larksville, Tenn. Founded - 1927 President - Dr. Robert 0 . Riggs Enrollment - 5,500 Colors - Red & White Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Governors Athletic Director - Johnny Miller Head Coach - Emory Hale Coaching Record - 0-0 Assistant Coaches - Paul Brewster, Gary Shepard, Charles Graning, Rick Christophel, David Bibee SID - Sherwin Clift, Phone: (615) 648-756 1 Trainer - Jeff Daniel Stadium - Clarksville Municipal (8,900) Lettermen Lost - 20 Lettermen Returning - 36 Emory Hale Head Coach C harles T ucker Offensive Tackle PROSPECTUS Coach Emory Hale, who begins his first year at the helm of the Austin Peay Governors, finds himself in the need for several key offensive performers, since most of the top backs and receivers were lost through graduation. Gone from the APSU team that won six of its last seven contests a nd finished with a 7-4 overall and 5-2 league record are the 1980 OYC Offensive Player of the Year in quarterback Sonny Defillippis and the league's top receiver in Steve Puthoff. Tailback Cosmo Cochra n also grad uated. While Austin Peay was leading the league in offense (353.5 yards per game), the Gov defense was finishing second in league stats to Murray State. Hale must also work to replace three outstanding stars on this unit - tackles Richard Wozniak and Tim Hickey and end Brett Williams. Junior second-team All-OVC offensive tackle Charles Tucker (6-5, 228) will head the returnees on APSU's offensive line. Eastern leads the series, 19-3. 1981 SCHEDULE 1980 RESULTS Sept. 12 KENTUCKY STATE 20 UT-Martin .............. 24 Sept. 19 at James Madison 2 1 James M adison ........... 3 Sept. 26 WESTERN KENTUCKY 14 Western Kentucky ....... 20 10 Eastern Kentucky ........ 23 Oct. 3 at Eastern Kentucky Oct. 10 at Morehead State 23 Morehead State ........ .. 2 1 Oct. 17 Open 35 Nicholls State ........ . .. 16 Oct. 24 MID DLE TENNESSEE 7 Middle Tennessee .... ..... 3 Oct. 31 AKRON 41 Akron . ..... . .... . .... .. 14 Nov: 7 at Murray State 24 Murray State .......... ... 0 Nov. 14 at Tennessee Tech 13 Tennessee Tech .......... 10 Nov. 2 1 UT-MARTIN 9 Arkansas State ......... . 14 34 �Sixth Game MIDDLE TENNESSEE ST ATE UNIVERSITY Oct. 10 - at Murfreesboro 7:30 P.M. CDT Location - Murfreesboro, Tenn. Founded - 1911 President - Dr. Sam Ingram Enrollment - I 1,250 Colors - Navy Blue & White Boots Donnelly Conference - Ohio Valley Head Coach Nickname - Blue Raiders Athletic Director - Jimmy Earle Head Coach - Boots Donnelly Coaching Record - 17-24 Assistant Coaches - Ed Bunio, L.T. Helton, Chuck Wood, Joe Sanders, Lewis West, Steve Burkhalter SID - Ed Arning, Phone: (615) 898-2450 Trainer - George Camp Sammy Bryant Stadium - Johnny Red Floyd (15,000) Tailback Lettermen Lost - 5 Lettermen Returning - 38 PROSPECTUS Entering his third year at the head of the MTSU program, Raider boss Boots Donnelly says his 1981 squad will be improved and tougher. Out of 43 lettermen on the 1980 unit, Donnelly has 38 returning to the fold. The biggest loss was senior kicker Gerald Robinson, who handled the Raiders' field goal and extra point duties all last season. Offensively, 17 lettermen return, headed by versatile runningback Sammy Bryant and junior quarterback Brown Sanford. Bryant led MTS U in rushing with a 63.5 yard average per game and in pass receiving with a mark of 24.4 yards per contest. Sanford, who suffered arm problems last year, averaged 111.7 yards passing and 8.3 yards rushing per game last year. Defensively, the Blue Raiders return 21 lettermen. That unit will sport an even-front look in 1981, having switched to this formation late last season. Eastern leads the series, 15-13-0. 1981 SCHEDULE 1980 RESULTS Sept. 5 at Akron 0 North Alabama . . . . . . . . . . 36 Sept. 12 at UT-Chattanooga 7 UT-Chattanooga ......... 32 Sept. 19 UT-MARTIN 10 Morehead State .......... 17 10 Western Carolina ........ 24 Sept. 26 at Morehead State Oct. 3 at Western Carolina 0 Middle Tennessee ........ 24 Oct. IO EASTERN KENTUCKY 6 Murray State ............ 38 Oct. 17 MURRAY STATE 3 Austin Peay .............. 7 Oct. 24 at Austin Peay 15 Western Kentucky . . . . . . . 30 Oct. 31 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 13 Akron ................... 9 21 Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Nov. 7 Open Nov. 14 WESTERN KENTUCKY Nov. 21 TENNESSEE TECH 35 �Seventh Game UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON Oct. 17 - at Richmond (Homecoming) 2:00 P.M. EDT Location - Dayton, Ohio Founded - 1850 President - Brother Raymond L. Fitz, S. M. Enrollment - 6,500 Colors - Red & Blue Mike Kelly Conference - Independent Head Coach Nickname - Flye rs Athletic Directo r - Tom Frericks Head Coach - Mike Kelly Coaching Record - 0-0 Assistant Coaches - Rick Chamberlin, Keith Jordan, Dave Whilding SID - Gene Schill, Phone: (513) 229-4421 Trainer - Eddie Kwest Stadium - Welcome (11 ,000) Dave Terkoski Lettermen Lost - 20 Flanker Lettermen Returning - 35 PROSPECTUS It would be easy to overlook the Flyers in '8 1 if it were not for the quality of the returning sta rters a nd experienced reserves who will be wearing the Red and Blue. Thanks to an average margin of just over 3 1 points a game, Dayto n backups were ab le to gain 15 to 30 minutes of playing time in almost every game last year. Head ing the list of experienced rese rves is qua rterback J on Vorpe. He scored four to uchdowns in the last two playoff games, including the game winner in the 28-24 come-from-behind win over Widener. The offensive front for U D is solid with returning sta rters at four s pots, including tackles Fred Do micone and La rry Armstrong, guard J oe Beck and tight end Kirk Ambrose. The defense is headed by end Chris Chaney, a Division II I All-American choice in 1980, a nd two-time ho norable mentio n All-American linebacker Mark Hufford. The series is tied 3-3-0. 1980 RES ULTS 1981 SCHEDULE Sept. 5 a t Califo rnia State ( Pa.) 20 California State ( Pa.) ... . .. 0 Sept. 12 ASHLAND COLLEG E 20 Ashla nd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I0 Sept. 19 at Butler 29 Butler .... . .. .. .......... 0 Sept. 26 DEPAUW 35 Georgetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Oct. 3 at Slippery Rock 45 Slippery Rock ........... 10 Oct. IO FROSTBURG STA TE 3 1 Frostburg . ............... 7 35 Merc hant Ma rine .. ...... . 7 Oct. 17 a t Eastern Kentucky Oct. 24 at Buffa lo State 55 Buffa lo State . .... ..... .. . 0 Oct. 3 1 LANE COLLEGE 38 Ferris State .............. 0 Nov. 7 JOHN C ARROLL 41 John Carroll . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 ov. 14 WISCONSI N-SU PER IO R 35 Wisconsin-Su perior ... .... 3 34 Baldwin-Wallace ... ... .. . . 0 28 Widener . . .............. 24 63 Ithaca ... . ......... .. .. .. 0 36 �Eighth Game WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Oct. 24 - at Richmond 2:00 P.M. EDT Loca tion - Bowling Green, Ky. F ounded - 1906 President - Dr. Do nald W. Zacharias Enrollment - 13,339 Colors - Blue & Gold Jimmy Feix Conference - Ohio Valley Head Coach Nickname - Hillto ppers Athletic D irector - J o hn Oldha r.1 Hea d Coach - Jimmy Feix Coaching Reco rd - 93-38-5 Assista nt Coaches - Butch Gilbert, Bill Hape, Clarence Baker, Sam Clark, Larry Walker, Bo b Rafferty SID - Paul Just, Phone: (502) 745-4295 Trainer - Ro n Dunn Tim Ford Stadium - L.T. Smith (19,250) Defensive End Lettermen Lost - 14 Lettermen Returning - 46 PROSPECTUS Western will put many of last year's successful youngsters onto the footba ll field as a group of seasoned veterans when it o pens its 1981 g rid season in September. T he Hilltoppers will be returning 16 starters from last year's 9-1 o utfit, including all but one regular fro m the defense that yielded o nly 12 points a game through its first nine co ntests. Heading the list is senior All-American lineman Tim Ford who led WKU in tackles with 111 . Three other All-OVC performers on defense - end Donnie Evans, co rnerback Lamo nt Meacham a nd safety Barry Bumm - will be back. Western will return three of its top four rushers including All-OVC pick Troy S nardon. Also coming back will be All-OVC wide receiver J erry F lippin who caught 18 passes for 410 yards last year. T he obvious and most challenging absences in the WK U lineup will be the entire strong side of the offensive line. Western leads the series, 32-21-2. 1981 SCHEDULE 1980 RESULTS Sept. 5 a t Evansville 40 Evansville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Sept. 12 DELA WARE 30 Kentucky State . . . ... ... .. 8 Sept. 19 KENT UC KY STATE 8 Akro n .. .. ... .. .. . .... . . . 2 Sept. 26 a t Austin Peay 20 Austin Peay . . . . ......... 14 Oct. 3 Open 42 Yo ungstown State . . . . . . . . 17 Oct. IO at Youngstown State 28 Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . . . . 17 Oct. 17 T ENN ESSEE TECH 13 Eastern Kentucky . . ..... . 10 Oct. 24 a t Eastern Kentucky 17 Mo rehead State . .... .. .... 7 Oct. 3 1 MOREHEAD STATE 30 Middle Tennessee .... . ... 15 Nov. 7 at Akron O Murray State .......... . . 49 Nov. 14 a t Middle Tennessee Nov. 2 1 M URR AY STATE 37 �Ninth Game MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY Oct. 31 - at Murray 2:00 P.M. CST Location - Murray, Ky. Founded - 1922 President - Dr. Constantine W. Curris Enrollment - 8,200 Colors - Blue & Gold Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Racers 'Athletic Director - Johnny Reagan Head Coach - Frank Beamer Coaching Record - 0-0 Assistant Coaches - Ralph Friedgen, Mike O'Cain, Mike Dickens, Mike C lark, Reed May, Mike Mahoney, Keith Jones SID - Doug Vance, Phone: (502) 762-6181 Trainer - Tom Simmons Stadium - Stewart (16,800) Lettermen Lost - 19 Lettermen Returning - 38 Frank Beamer Head Coach Greg Evans Corner back PROSPECTUS New Murray State football coach Frank Beamer believes his biggest challenge will be "to find replacements for the 19 lettermen who played a major role in our best back-to-back seasons in history." The Racer defense, which has led the conference and ranked high nationally in team statistics the past two seasons, is the focus of concern with 12 lettermen, including seven starters, missing from last season 's successful unit. MSU has three all-conference performers back in defensive end Glenn Jones, linebacker Donald White and cornerback Greg Evans. The Racers led Division I-AA in scoring defense last season as the Racers yielded just 9.1 points an outing. The stingy Murray defense, in fact, allowed just three touchdowns in the first seven games. Quarterback Gino Gibbs, who ranked second in passing and total offense in the OVC last season, heads an impressive cast of backfield regulars returning. Eastern leads the series, 19-16-4. 1981 SCHEDULE Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. IO Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21 1980 RESULTS 19 Southeast Missouri ........ 6 at Southeast Missouri at Florida A & M at Youngstown State TENNESSEE TECH MOREHEAD STATE at UT-Martin at Middle Tennessee at Akron EASTERN KENTUCKY AUSTIN PEAY Open at Western Kentucky 24 Youngstown State ......... 6 13 Louisville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 10 Te nnessee Tech ........... 3 30 Morehead State ..... . .... . 6 20 UT-Martin .............. , 6 38 Middle Tennessee ......... 6 13 Akron .................. IO 14 Eastern Kentucky ........ 24 0 Austin Peay ...... . ...... 24 49 Murray State ......... . . . . 0 38 �Tenth Game TENNESSEE TECH UNIVERSITY Nov. 7 - at Richmond (ROTC Day) 1:30 P.M. EST Location - Cookeville, Tenn. Founded - 1915 President - Dr. Arliss L. Roaden Enrollment - 8,400 Colors - Purple & Gold Don Wade Conference - Ohio Valley Head Coach Nickname - Golden Eagles Athletic Director - David Coffey Head Coach - Don Wade Coaching Record - 72-65-3 Ass istant Coaches - Lauren Kardatzke, Jack Henderson, Dennis Caryl, Murphy Ownbey, Richard M ay, Jim Hughes SID - Jamie Kimbrough, Phone: (615) 528-3088 Trainer - Steve Moore Tony Panebianco Stadium - Tucker (16,500) Corner back Lettermen Lost - 17 Lettermen Returning - 28 PROSPECTUS The 1981 season is a wait-and-see one for Tennessee Tech. If the personnel mesh early in the season, the Golden Eagles could be in the running for an upper division finish in the OVC. However, to mesh properly, the offensive line must improve in terms of strength and the defensive line and linebackers must come of age. The skill positions appear to be in fine shape. Quarterback Tony Constantine, tailback Marvin McClennon and fu llback Reggie Bazel enjoyed an excellent spring. The receiving corps, while not a flashy one, is adequate, with junior Paul Selesky heading the list provided he completely recovers from knee surgery. The defensive secondary is the most experienced unit on the defensive team as cornerbacks Tony Panebianco and Tony C hatman lead the way. Eastern leads the series, 23-14-1. 1981 SCHEDULE 1980 RESULTS Sept. 5 at East Tennessee 26 Western Carolina ........ 10 Sept. 12 NORTHEAST MISSOURI 28 Northeast Missouri ....... 20 Sept. 19 Open 3 Murray State . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Sept. 26 at Murray State 30 UT-Martin .............. 28 Oct. 3 UT-MARTIN 3 Jacksonville State ......... 7 Oct. 10 AKRON 17 Western Ke ntucky ....... 28 Oct. 17 at Western Kentucky 3 1 Morehead State .......... 29 Oct. 24 MOREHEAD STATE 3 Troy State .... ..... .. ... 52 Oct. 3 1 TROY STATE 7 Eastern Kentucky .. .. .... 48 Nov. 7 at Eastern Kentucky 10 Austin Peay ............. 13 Nov. 14 AUSTIN P EAY 7 Middle Tennessee ........ 21 Nov. 21 at Middle Tennessee 39 �Eleventh Game MOREHEAD ST ATE UNIVERSITY Nov. 21 ~ at Morehead 1:30 P.M. EST Location - Morehead, Ky. Founded - 1922 President - Dr. Morris L. Norfleet Enrollment - 7,100 Colors - Royal Blue & Gold Steve Loney Conference - Ohio Valley Head Coach Nickname - Eagles Athletic Director - Sonny Moran Head Coach - Steve Loney Coaching Record - 0-0 Assistant Coaches - Jay Adcox, Marshall Burdette, Bob Coleman, Stan Hixon, Mike Manley SID - Jim Wells, Phone: (606) 783-3325 Trainer - Ken Wright Stadium - Jayne (10,000) Don Reeves Lettermen Lost - I I Quarterback Lettermen Returning - 37 PROSPECTUS Coach Steve Loney has 37 lettermen returning from last season's 4-7 team that lost four of its games by four points or less last year. Defensively, the question mark has to be how the Eagles will react to playing a new 4-4 defense. All-OVC linebacker Dan Gooch returns at linebacker after setting a new MS U record for most tackles in one season last year. Other key defensive personnel include tackle Ron Hardee and e nd Billy Goldsmith. On offense, it will be up to Laney's staff to replace MS U 's now departed "Mr. Everything", Dorron Hunter, an All-OVC tailback. Heading the list of candidates for that job are seniors Marcus Johnson and Dwight Yarn and so phomore Brian Shimer. Junior Don Reeves will be back at qua rterback, while the offensive line will be anchored by 6-4, 262-pound senior tackle David Phillips, a transfer from Ohio State. More head State has also moved 62, 237-pound David Thurkill from tight end to fullback. Eastern leads the series, 32-15-4. 1981 SCHEDULE 1980 RESULTS Sept. I 2 at Marshall 8 Marshall ................ 35 Sept. 19 Open 21 James Madison .. .. ... . .. 18 Sept. 26 MIDDLE TENNESSEE I 7 Middle Tennessee ........ IO Oct. 3 at Murray State 6 Murray State . . .......... 30 Oct. IO AUSTIN PEAY 21 Austin Peay ..... .. ...... 23 Oct. 17 at Akron 20 Youngstown State . . . . . . . . 14 Oct. 24 at Tennessee Tech 29 Te nnessee Tech .......... 31 Oct. 3 I at Western Kentucky 7 Western Kentucky ....... 17 Nov. 7 LIBERTY BAPTIST 20 Liberty Baptist .......... 23 Nov. 14 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 15 Kentucky State .......... IO Nov. 21 EASTERN KENTUCKY 14 Eastern Kentucky ........ 18 40 �41 �DEFENSE 1980 FINAL EASTERN FOOTBALL STATISTICS EK U OPP 200 107 83 10 586 2290 439 1851 3.2 142.4 J 17 142 22 .448 1906 146.6 II 903 3757 289.0 86 3209 )7.) .lJ-1 1 69-652 222 140 69 I) 621 3079 417 2662 4.) 204.8 By Rushing By Passing By Pena lty R USHING-TI~1ES CARRIED Y.ards Gained Yards Losl Net Yards Gained Average Per Carry Average Per G;:1mc PA SSES A TT EMPTF. D Completed 214 110 10 Cornpktion Percentage .5 14 Net Yards 1540 /\ vcrage Per Game 118.5 Scoring Passes 8 T OTAL OFFENSE-TOT A L PLAYS 835 Net Yards 4202 Average Per Game 323.2 PUNTS-N UMBER 73 Yards Punted 2660 A vcrage Per Punt 36.4 FUMBLES-LOST 37- 20 PEN Ai.TI ES-YARDS LOST 64-649 fl ad lntcrccpttd Avg. TU 5.3 IO 6 42 29 24 17 4 -4 5. 1 4.6 2.3 3.4 5.4 3.3 105 3.6 .l 4 8.5 08 - 4 .0 I 0 0 0 I I 0 4 17 2662 4.3 31 lnr. Woolum. QB Marionneaux, P 177 36 I Comp. Pct. 92 .520 18 .500 0 .000 2 0 \'ds. 1318 222 0 TD 7 I 0 TOTALS 2 14 110 .514 10 1540 Y ds. Avg. Booze, SE Parrish. FL Bird. S E Curtis. TE Patton, FU McPhau l. 'SE Yeast. FB Armstrong. SE Mil ler. TB No. 25 19 18 17 10 8 5 4 4 481 254 316 213 JO 19.2 13.4 17.6 12.5 7 ..l 9 .9 7.8 13.8 7.5 TOTALS 110 1540 14.0 TOTALS Times Gain 151 834 134 734 110 507 576 131 42 147 · II 59 15 69 4 50 8 29 7 24 2 17 5 33 0 621 3079 Loss 34 45 0 274 4 0 19 8 0 0 0 29 Net 800 689 507 302 143 59 50 Isaac. Q B Kix. DE Willoughby. DT Brunson. DO Parks. 08 McCullough. lJB .. I.J Bobek. Lil White. DB Taylor. OT 19 17 12 II II 7 12 8 7 McShane. NG Young. OE Francioni. i\ G Siemon. DT Pom lcc. DE Bell. DE Robinson. LB Hardin, S Smith, DR 4 4 0 Lewis. DR Jones. OT Mims. S Woodrum. DB Marionneaux. K I 0 I 0 0 KICKOFF RETURNS No. 21 Yds. 527 71 24 19 15 0 0 -I A vg. 25.1 14.2 19.0 15.0 0 .0 0.0 - 1.0 TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 655 19.3 0 No. 22 10 I Yds. 13 Avg. 70 2.9 13.0 TD 0 0 0 33 197 6.0 5 3 F :oyd. ROV Sullivan, OT Schipske, OG TOTA LS 80 PUNT RETURNS F loyd, ROY Byrd. S Brunson. DH TOTALS PASSING N o. Aft. 60 74 .l2 4] 48 .ll 44 34 21 38 29 18 l.l It. 20 1.1 14 18 17 10 10 2 Wagers. I. R Parrish, FL Braxton. TB Patton. FB Yeast, FB Sutkamp, TB RUSHING Braxton. TB Miller. TB Patton, F R Isaac. QB Yeast. FB Thompson, TB Woolum. QB McPhaul,FL Hairston. T B Sutkamp. FB Armstrong. SE Parrish. F L Bird. SE Assis1s 90 71 73 54 47 63 27 30 42 19 25 24 26 23 Ho lland. DE \Voods. DF TEAM STATISTICS F I RST DOWNS Tackles Domingue,.. 1.8 Hill. LB Floyd. ROV Moor, NG Shelwn. OT Byrd. S 155 29 SCORING 8 Flores, K Braxton, TB M iller, T B Isaac. Q B Patton. FR Bird , SE Lovett. K Parrish. SE Yeast. FR PASS RECEIVING 7J 79 39 55 TD 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 Curtis. TE 2 2 2 Armstrong. SE Woolum, QB Floyd. ROV Parks, DB Thompson, TB Team I I 0 Opp(mtnt~ 42 0 Rooze, SE TOT ALS 8 TD 0 10 6 5 R K 0 24-26 0 0 0 0 0 0 1- 1 0 0 0 0 8-8 0-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 () 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 p FG SAF TP 0 12- 15 0 60 0 0 0 60 )6 0 0 0-2 0 0 30 0 0 0 26 0- 1 0 0 18 0 J -4 0 17 () 1-1 0 14 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 12 1- 1 0 0 8 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 1-2 32-34 2-5 15- 19 22 0- 1 20-20 0- 1 7- 14 I 331 0 173 �MODERN EAS TERN F OOTBA LL R ECORDS S l '/(; I.E (;A\I E 1,' -U IVll)llA I. RFCOH DS Most extra poin ts- 8 (""M oon" Mullins. 1951 ; Jerry Pullins \:--. ll ill:-d a lc. 196X) l.tm~i:-.1 run l rom :...:rimma~t· l)7 yarth (Don Da ly \'S . M11n.::h1..~ad . 195 1) .'vl o:,t runs fro m scr imma~c 4) (t\ lln.:·d Thom pson \:,.. :vl tHclwa<l. 19 7.11 .\11 0:,t ) .trd:- ru:- hing 252 (Stan M 11chd l \" A -:,hla n cl Col• lcgc. 1975) Mo:.I p.i:-:-c:- a ttcmptt.:d nc-.-.,x. 45 (.1 1111 Guice \ ':i-. M iddk T i.: n- I W1(l ) ~'1ost passi.::- co r11plc1,·J 25 (J im (;uit·c \·:,.. Akron. !968) Mo:,.t yards passing J 17 (Jeff McC:1rthy vs_ Tennessee Tech. 197.1) M os t touchdown passes t hrown 4 (J im Gu ice v:,.. i\"orthwood , 1967 and Ernie House vs. Aust in P~a v, 1975) MllSI touchdowns scored 4 (Aaron Marsh vs.· Northwood. 1967: Jimmy Brooks vs. East Tennessee. 1971: Stan M itchcll vs. Ashland. 1975) Most passc) rcc..:ivt·d 19 (Aaro n M~1rsh vs. Northwood. 1967) Mo-'it receiving yardage ·3 16 (Aaron Marsh vs. Northwood. 1967 ) i\·1ost rushing atl empts 9 20 (J11nmy Brooks. 1968-7 1) Mo~, field goclls kicked 38 ( David Flores. 1977-80) Most field goals attcmpted - 60 (David Hores. 1977-80) Most e xtra points kickL"d 126 (David Ho res. 1977-80) Most ext ra point kick .1t1rn1pts - i.JI (David Flores. 1977-80) Most points scored hy kick 240 (David Flor\.'s. 1977-80) ~-1ost poinb '.'lrnrcd 240 ( Oavid Flore:-., 1977-80) Mo:.t touchdowns scon.·d :l6 (Jimm\' Brnoks. 1968-71) Mos1 kickoffs ret urned - 57 (John R~verl'. 1972-75) Mo:.t ya rds on kickoffs returned 1.25.1 (.h:rry Parrish. 1978Present) Most consecutive extra po ims kicked 60 ( David Hores, 1977-78) SING I. F. GAME TEAM RECORDS Most points sco red by opponent- 99 vs. Wit1cnbcrg in 1931 l.a rgcst victory margin 67-0 vs. Morehead in 1925 Largest defea t margin 99-0 vs. Wittenberg in 19J I Most net yards rushing 510 vs. [ast Tennessee in 1977 Most pass attempts- 50 vs. Akron in 1968 M ost pass completio ns - 2l) vs. Akron in 1968 M ost passing yardage- 425 vs. '.'Jorthwood ln 1967 Most yards total offense 662 vs. East Tennessee in 1977 Most first downs 3J vs. W isconsin-Oshkosh in 1975 Mo st firs1 downs rushing 23 vs. Ashland College in 1975 Most t ouchdowns scored 9 vs . Evansville in 1953 Most extra points-8 vs. Erskine in 1951; vs. Hillsdale. 1968 Most ya rds penalized 155 vs. Morehead . 1977 Least net yards rushing by opponen t 10 vs . Austin Peay in 1975 Mosl touchdown passes 6 vs. Northwood in 1967 Fewest firs! downs given up- 2 vs. Murray State in 1976 Most passes intercqHcd - 4 (Buddy Pfr1adt vs. Austin Peay. 1966 ) Most times punted IJ (Jeff McCarthy vs. Mo rehead. 1971) Most yards punted 46~ (Jeff McCarthy vs. Morchca<l. 197 1J Longest field goal - 49 yards ( L>avid Flores vs. Murray State. 1977, and vs. Nevada - Reno, 1979) l.ongcst punt 78 yards (Bob Plo11s vs. Ta mpa. 1966) Longest punt n:turn- 86 yards (Jimmy C hittum vs. Murray. 1961) M ost field goals - 3 (Jerry Pullins vs. Morehead. 1968; E,irl Cody vs. Morehead. 1973. and vs. Murray. 1974: David Flores vs . We-'itern. 1978) Mos1 point s scored by kieking- 13 (Earl Cody vs. Morehead. 197_l) Most yards kickoff returns- 202 (J erry Parrish vs. Murray State. 1978) S INGLE S F.ASON TEAM KECORDS S INGU S EASON IND IVIU UAL RECORDS Unddeated scason - 1940 (8-0-0), 1954·(8-0- I)• Most wins- I I, 1979 (11 -2--0) Most defeats- 8 in 1929 ( 1-8-0) Most tics- 3 in 1933 (1 - 2-3) Most points scored - 346 ( 1979) M ost points by oppos iti on 264 (19J0) Least points scored- 15 ( 1930) Most consecutive games without a loss- 15 ( 1953-54-55 ), 2 tics Most consecutive games won JJ (1939-40-41) Most 1ouchdowns scored 46 ( 1979) Most ext ra points madc- 39 ( 1979) • Ta ngeri ne Bowl G ame not included ( Remainder includes 1952 th rough 1977, inclusive) M ost passes complctcJ - 170 ( 1967) M ost passes attempted- JOO ( 1967) !lest passing pcrccntagc- 58.2 (1965) l.eas1 yards rushing by opponents- 951 ( 1953) Least yard s pass ing by opponents- 487 (1957) Rest punting average 42.2 (1965) Most yards penalized 736 ( 1972) Mo st yards rushing 2.827 ( 1979) Most ya rds pa-'ising 2, 133 ( 1967) Best l(>tal offense 4,254 ( 1979) Most first downs rushing- 158 ( 1979) Most passes intercepted by 22 (1979. 1980) Most po ints scored- 90 ( Dale Patton. 1978} Most touchdowns scored 15 (Dale Patton, 1978) Most extra points (kick ) 39 (David Flores. 1979) Most points scored by kick 66 (David Flores. 1979) Most runs from scrimmage 27 1 (Alfred T hompson. 1973) Most yards rushing 1.478 (Everett Ta lbert. 1974) Most passes attempted 226 (Jim Guice. 1966) Best passin!l percentage 62. 1 ( Larry Marmie. 1965) Most yards passing 1.547 (Ernie House. 1977) M ost yards total offense 1.740 (Erni,: House. 1977) Most touchdown passes thrown - 14 (Jim Guice, 1966) Mos1 t o uchd own passes received 11 (Aaron Marsh. 1966) Bes! rushing a verage (min. 50 timcs)- 6. 7 yards (Ch uck Bell, 1953) Mo st yardage on pass rccciving- 1.()95 (Aaron Marsh. 1967) Most passes rcccivt:d - 73 (Aaron Marsh. 1966) Best pun1ing average---42.2 (Fred Matins, 1965) Most passes inlerccptcd- 9 (Buddy Pfaadt. 1966) INDIV I D U AL CAR~ER R EC O R D S M ost yard s rushing- 3.842 (Jimmy Broo ks. 1968-71) Most yard s passing 5,04 1 (Jim G uice. 1965-68) Most plays 101al offense 92 1 (Jimmy Urooks, 1968-7 1) 43 �OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TEAM FOOTBALL RECORDS SI NG LE GAMf. SCORING lltghcst Score 71 Murray vs. Iowa Weslcyan(l2) Most TOs Scored- 10 Murray vs. Iowa Wes leyan Most PATS Kicked - 8 Eastern Kentucky vs. Hillsdale Western Kentucky vs. Tenn Tech Western Kentucky vs. Murray Most held Goals 3 East Tennessee vs Morehead Murray vs. Iowa Wesleyan . . Eastern Ky. vs. Northwood Most Fumbles 12- Tennessee Tech vs. Murray Most Fumbles Lost - 7 - Tennessee Tech vs. Western Ky. Most Fumbles Recovered- 7 Western Ky . vs. Tennessee Tech Western Ky. vs. C. W. Post Most Yards Penali1cd ~ l91 ~ Morehcad vs. Eastern Most Kickoffs Kicked - I I - Mu rray vs. Iowa Wesleyan . . M(>St Kickoffs Rccelved- 8- Wcstern vs. Tennessee Tech Most Yards On Punt Rcturns- 153 Western K y. vs. Morehead M ost Yards Kickoff Returns 202 Eastern K y . vs. Murray 1967 1967 1968 1967 1968 1967 (Record T ied on Twelve Other Occasio ns) Most Two~Po int Convcrsions- J Middlt Tennessee vs. UT Martin 1967 Eastern Kentucky vs. Northwood 1967 Most Safcties- 2- Austin Peay vs . M idd le Tennessee 1968 TOTAL OFFENSE M ost To1al Yards Gained 662 Ea!.ilern Kentucky vs. East Tennessee Most Plays- 94Tcnnessee Tech vs. Morningside . Western Kentuck y vs . Murray 1977 Wes1ern Kentucky vs. Butler . PASSING M os1 Yards Passing 425 Eastern K ent ucky vs. Northwood , Murray vs. Middle Tennessee Most Passes Anempted 59 Western Ky. vs. Akron . M ost Passes Completed 37 Western Ky. vs. Akron Most Touchdown Passes 6 Eastern Ky. vs. Northwood Most Two- Point Conversions- 3Mldd le Tennessee vs. UT Martin Best Comp. Percentage- 80.0Western Ky. vs. Delta State (16 of 20) Eas1ern Ky. vs. Dayton (12 of 15) Mosl Passes Had lntercepted- 7Morchead vs. Western Ky. Eas1 T ennessee vs. Austin Peay . . . . . • . . . • . . Most Passes Intercepted 7 Wesiern Ke ntucky vs. Morehead East Tennessee vs. Austin Peay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Most Yards Interceptions Rciurned - 139~ Western K y . vs. West Lllinois . . . . . . Fewest Pass ing Yards Allowed M inus 3 Wt:stern Ky. vs. Austin Peay OTHE RS Most Punts - 14- Aust in Peay vs. Tennessee Tech Rest Punting Average 54.0 Middle:- Tennessee vs. Ball State Most First D owns- 33~ Eastern Ky . vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh Most First l)owns Rushing 23 ~ T ennessee T ech vs. Morningside Eastern Ky. vs. Ashland Most First L)owns Passing - 19 1967 1967 1972 1967 1967 1974 1969 1967 1965 195) 1978 SEA SON SCORING Most Points Scored 377 - Westcrn Ky . Fewest Points Scored 20- Morehcad Most Points Yielded 321 - Murray Fewest Points Yieldcd- 40 Middle Tennessee Ml)St Touchdowns- 54- Western K y. Most PATs Kickcd - 45 Western Ky. M ost Field Goals- I I - Middle Tennessee 1971. Mu rray 1971. Tenn T ech Most Points Scored Kicking 67 - (13 FGs. 28 E Ps) Eastern Ky Most Safetics- 4- Middlc T ennessee Most Points Per Game )7.7- Westcrn Ky. 1972 1969 Fewest Total Yards Allowed - lJ yardsRUSHING M ost Yards Rushing 510 Eastern Kentucky vs. East T ennessee Fewest Yards Rushing Minus 63Aust in Peay vs. M orehead . .. _. Fewest Yards Allowed Opponent - Minus 77 Western Ky. vs. Dayton . . . Mos1 Rushing Plays- 83 Tennessec Tech vs. Morningside . . Fewest Rushing Plays- 9 Morchtad vs. Middle Tennessee . . . . • • • . • . . . Be:-.t Rushing Avcragc- 8.6Eastern K y. vs. Ea sl Ten nessee . . . . . . . . . • • . • 197 1 1977 Jl)7\ ll)74 1972 T OT AL OFFENSE Most Total Yards (jained 4,071 - Wcstern Ky. Fewest Yards By Opponents 1.51 1Western Ky. Most Plays - 825- Eastcrn Ky. Most Average Yards Per Game 425.8Wcstern Ky . . . 195 1 1977 1967 1967 RUSIIING Most Yards Gained Rushing- 3.114 Middle Tennessee Most Avg. Yards Per Game 31 IA Midd le Tennes'.'.CC Fewest Yards Ry Opponents 485Western Ky. Most Rush ing Allcmpts 722 Tennessee Ttch Most Touchdowns Rushing 42 - Middk Tcnncss Most First Downs Rushing 1)4- Eastcrn Ky. 1969 1969 1967 1967 1952 1978 PASSI NG Most Yards Gained Passing 2.433 Murray Most Average Yards Per Game 243.3 - Murray Most A11crnpts 380 Murray Mos! Completions 190 Murray .............. . ...... . . . Eas1 Tennessee ........ . . ........ . Best Complet ion Percentage 06. 1 Middle Tennessee Fewest Yards By Opponent JoS Western K y. . .. ..... . ....•. ••. • . • . Most Touchdowns Passing 25 Murray .. . . • • •. •• .. .. \ Vestcrn K y. . ... .. .. .. .. , . . • •• • •• , • • • . Mosl First Downs Passing 95 Western Kentuck y .......... • • .. •• • • . Most Pas!:>CS Had l ntnccptcd 35 Austin Peay .. Mos1 Passes ln1crccp1cd J4 East rcnnessce Fe west T o uchdown Passes Allowed Midd le Tennessee f en ncssce 'Jec h 1965 197\ 1965 1971 196~ 1973 1971 1974 1975 1972 1975 44 1973 1953 1966 1957 197) 1973 1972 1980 1965 1973 1973 1971 1976 1957 1959 1959 1963 1972 1959 1978 1968 1968 1967 1967 197.l 1965 1%0 1968 197.1 197) 1969 1%9 1957 19 72 �O T HERS Most Punts M ost F irst Oowm, 90 J\ust in Peay 1971 242 Fast TcnntsStL~ . Fcwcs1 Firs t Downs All<,wt:d 84 1973 Middle r c nncsscc- 1957 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL FOOTBALL RECORDS Most Yards Punts Returned - 145-Virgil Livers. S INGLE GAM E . 1974 W K vs. ET . TOT AL OFFENSE OTHE RS Most Yards Total Offense- 428- Johnny Vance, WK vs. Akron Longesl Punt Return- 100 yards- -Phil Foster, . .. 1950 Mu. vs. Mo. Longest Kickoff Return - JOO yards- Buford Crager, . 1969 Most Plays Toial Offense- 69- Johnny Vance. W K vs. Akron . . 1969 Highest Average Per Play- 20.0 ( 120 yards in 6 atts.)Hal Emerson. EK vs. Wisconsin-O shkosh . . . .. 1975 Mo. vs . ET . RUSH ING Most Anempts-43- Alfred Thompson, EK vs. Mo . . 1973 Most Yards Gained Rushing-297-Clarence Jackson, WK vs. Butler . . . .... 197 1 Longcs1 Run from Scrimmagc- 97 yards1951 Don Daly, EK vs. Mo. Carl Walker, Mu. vs. AP . 1'17~ SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE Mosr Total Yards-2,782- Charles Porter. Morehead . 1950 Most Total Plays- 464- Larry Tillman. Murray . . 1967 1954 PASSING Most Attempts- 59- Johnny Vance, WK vs. Akron . . 1969 Most Compktions- 37- Johnny Vance, WK vs. Akron . . . 1969 Most Consecutive Completions- 11- Billy Walker, MT vs. UT Martin . . ... 1967 Best percentagc-1000'/o-Teddy Morris (9-9), MT vs. UT Chattanooga . . 1965 Mosl Yards Gained Passing- 425-Larry Tillman. Mu. vs. MT . . . 1967 Most Touchdown Passes- 6- Charles Porter, Mo. vs. Marshall . . 1950 Most Passes Caught- 20- Harold Roberts . . .1967 AP vs. Murray (NCAA Record) . Most Yards On Passes Caught-316- Aaron Marsh, 1967 EK vs. i\onhwood Mos! Touchdown Passes Caughl- 4Aaron Marsh, EK vs. Nonhwood .. .. . . 1967 Harold Roberts , AP vs. Murray . 1967 Porter Williams, WK vs. Murray . . .. 1973 Most Interceplions-4- Buddy Pfaadt, EK vs . AP . . .. 1966 Longest Pass Co mpletion-96 yardsLeo Peckenpaugh to Porter Williams, WK vs. Mu .. . I 970 Most Two -Poi nt Conversions- 3- Billy Walker, . . . . 1967 M T vs. UT Martin . Most Points By Passing- 36- Billy Walker. . .. 1967 MT vs. UT Martin . RUSHING Most Rushing Attempts- 286- Larry Schreiber. Tennesse Tech . . . ... 1968 Mos1 Yards Rushing-1 ,522- Larry Schreiber, Tennessee Tech . , . . 1969 Highest Rushing Average-9.1 - Ray Purvis. Middle Tennessee (Min. 50 att.) . . . . 1959 PASSING Mosl Pass Anempts - 380- Larry Tillman, Murray . 1967 Most Pass Completions- 190- Larr)· Tillman, Murray . . . 1967 Most Yards Gained Passing- 2,345- Charlcs Porte r, Morehead . 1950 Best Completion Percentage- 66.20Jo- C harles Porter, Morehead . 1950 Most Touchdown Passes Thrown- 25-Larry Tillman. Murray . . . . 1968 Most Passes Caught- 88- Harvey Tanner, Murray . 1967 Mo st Yards On Passes Caughl - 1,069- Aaron Marsh. Eastern Ky. . . 1967 Most Touchdown Passes Caught - 13-Billy Hess, Murray . 1968 Most Passes lntercepted- 12- John Fitzpatrick, Ten nessee T ech . . . . . . 1972 SCORING Mos! Points Scored- 114- - Oickie Moore, Western Kentucky . .. . . 1967 Mos1 Touchdowns Scored-19- Oickie Moore, Western Kentuc-ky . . . 1967 Most Points By Kicking - 60- Butch Gentry, Tennessee Tech . . . 1972 SCORI NG Most Points- 28- Harold Roberts. AP 1.·s. Mu. 1969 Most Touchdo wns- 4- Held by Eighl Playe rs Most Points By Kicking-13- Earl Cody (3 FG's, 4 EP). EK vs. MO. . . . 1959 Longest Pass Interception Return-JOO yardsRay Oldham, MT vs. UT Chat1anooga . . .1970 Longest Run with Recovered Fumble- 99 yardsRay Neal. MT vs. Muskinkham . . . .. . 1964 Mo~t Yards Kic kofl Rcwrn, 2U2 Ji:rr) l'arrish. 1973 KICKING KIC KING Mosl Extra Points Kicked- 8. .. 1967 T om Atwood, WK vs. TT . 1968 Jerry Pullins, EK vs. Hillsdale . . . 1969 Steve Wilson. WK vs. MU Most Field Goals- 3- Pat Hauser, ET vs. Mo . . 1967 (Tied by Nine Others) . Longesl Fidd Goal- 58 yards- Stan Watts. . . 197 1 Mu. vs. WK . . 1971 Most P unts- 14- Mikc J ohnson, AP vs. TT . Best Punt Avcrage- 54.0- Mike Shawen. 1974 MT vs . Ball State . Longest Punt- 81 yards- C hip Johnson, AP vs. WK . . 1974 Most Punts Returncd - 91971 Alan Coker. WK vs. Butler . . 1971 Alan Coker. WK vs. MT Mos1 Exira P oints Kicked-37-- Jerry Pullins, Eastern Ken tucky . . Mo.st Field Goals-l l - S1an Watts. Murray and Kenny Nolan . Middle Tennessee Butch Gentry, Tennessee Tech . Most Punts-BJ- Richard McGlothlin, East Tennessee Best Pun1ing Averagc-43 .9- Mike Shawen. Middle Tennessee . Most Punts Returned - SO- Vi rgil Livers. Weslern Ken1ucky Most Punts Re1urn<'d For Score- 3Mo H ollingsworth. Mor ehead . Virgil livers. Western Ken tuck y . 45 . . 1968 .. 1971 1972 .1969 . 1974 . 1974 1971 1974 �• 1980 OVC TEAM STATISTICS OVC ALL-TIME STANDINGS l. Eastern K entucky 2. 3. 4. Western K entucky 5. 6. 7. 8. Won 129 Lost 124 118 106 87 95 89 116 81 Tennessee Tech Middle Tennessee Murray State Austin Peay Akron Morehead State T it>d 7 10 3 82 99 57 2 Pel. .611 .588 .554 .544 460 413 .333 .J0J 147 64 Ye.11rs 1948-80 1948-80 1948-80 1952-80 1948-80 I 963-80 1980 1948-80 TEAM OFFENSE G II 10 II II II II II 10 I. Austin Peay 2. Wes tern Kentucky 3. Eastern Kentucky 4 . Murray S tate 5. Morehead State 6 . T ennessec Tech 7 . Akron 8. Middle T ennessee 9. •y oungstown State Pts. 217 228 279 230 178 165 134 85 144 II A vg. 19.7 22.8 25 .4 20.9 16.2 15.0 12.1 8.5 13. 1 Yd.R 2270 2339 2320 1869 1739 936 1709 1257 1530 Avg. TD Yd. P 206.4 16 1618 233.9 18 11 52 210 .9 25 116 1 169.8 12 1390 158. 1 15 14 11 85.1 IO 1958 155.4 8 925 125.7 4 1007 139.1 13 1070 Avg. TD 147 . 1 12 115 .2 10 105.5 7 126.4 I 3 128.3 8 178.0 8 84.1 6 100.7 5 97 .3 3 Total 3888 3491 3481 3258 3150 2894 2634 2264 2600 Avg. 353.5 349.1 316.5 296 I 286.4 263. 1 239.5 226.4 236.4 Avg. Tota l A vg. 104.9 97.5 136.5 159.7 123 . 1 138 .5 152.2 166.2 129. 1 2237 2922 3003 30 16 3374 3694 3939 3810 3039 203.4 265.6 273.0 30 1.6 306.7 335.8 358. I 381.0 276.3 TEAM DEFENSE I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Murray State A ustin Peay Eas tern Kentucky Western Kentucky Akron Morehead Sta te Tennessee Tech Middle Tennessee • Youngst own S t ate G Pts. II II 100 148 122 157 183 229 266 224 251 II 10 II II II 10 II Avg. TOs Allo w Yd.R R PTot 9 .1 4 6 10 1083 13.5 I I 6 17 1850 I I.I 9 7 16 16 11 15 .7 10 1021# 1419 16 .6 14 6 20 2020 20.8 18 8 28# 2170 24.2 22 12 36# 2209 22.4 18 9 27 21 48 22.8 15 12 31# 1619 Avg. Yd. P 98.5 168.2 146 .5 141.9 183.6 197.2 200.8 214.8 147.2 1154 1072 1392 1597 1354 1524 1730 1662 1420 MISCELLANEOUS First D owns Passes Int. By Fumbles Lost Own Opp. Own Opp. Own Opp. 167 I. Western Kentucky 155 18 10 13-<i 26-10 2. Eastern Kentucky 181 16 1 21 8 35-18 30-10 3. Murray Stat e 161 129 II 5 28- 12 19-9 4. Austin Peay 192 152 18 17 3 1- 17 29-1 4 5. A kron 142 190 17 15 21-12 21-10 6 . Morehead State 152 182 12 14 22- 11 33- 11 7. M iddle Tennessee 129 194 II 13 26-8 25-11 8. Tennessee Tech 143 188 10 21 32- 17 32- 13 9. •y oungstown State 165 137 13 23 29-20 25-20 *Youngstown becomes eligible for Ohio Valley Confere nce C hampionships in 1981. Yds. Pen. Own O pp. 784 548 550 559 866 483 5 14 682 493 62 1 622 796 496 795 429 704 759 690 FINAL STANDINGS Conference L T I 0 6 5 2 0 5 2 n 5 2 0 2 4 I 2 5 0 2 5 0 I 6 0 w I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Western Kent ucky £astern Kentucky Mur ray State Aust in Peay Akron Morehead S tate Middle Tennessee Tennessee Tec h Youngstown State 46 Games PF 11 6 157 154 132 74 114 68 78 PA 114 79 73 91 95 143 132 201 All Games L T 9 I 0 9 2 0 9 2 0 7 4 0 3 7 I 4 7 0 2 8 0 4 7 0 2 8 I w PF 228 279 230 2 17 134 178 85 165 144 PA 157 122 100 148 183 229 224 267 251 �1980 ovc INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TOTAL OFFENSE G Sonny Defilippis, AP Gino Gibbs, MU Brown Sanford, MT James Aaron, TT Don Reeves, MO Att. 432 286 272 269 293 242 242 254 157 II II 8 IO II Chris lslillilc, EK 11 Dorron Hunter, M O Dennis Brumfield, AK T roy Snardon. WK II 10 10 R ush Pass Y ds. YPG 58 1 319 67 - 2 17 13 245 1001 1000 905 1618 1243 874 1338 I 174 939 165 0 2 199 1562 96 1 112 1 I 187 1184 1166 0 905 199.9 142.0 120. 1 I 12. 1 107.9 107.6 106.0 100.0 90.5 IOOO PASSING Pass G Gino Gibbs, M U James Aaron. TT Sonny Defilippis, AP Don Reeves, MO Brown Sa nford, MT *J ohn Hall, WK • Chris Isaac, EK •Kevin Meade, AK II 10 II II 8 10 11 9 A tt . 175 207 251 209 176 93 135 107 Comp. 79 102 107 Int. Yds. TD 5 10 7 12 92 13 74 45 68 44 II 1243 1338 1618 1174 894 744 939 577 Yds. l000 1001 905 749 701 566 69G 623 YPR TD YPG 3.9 4.3 5.8 5.0 4.4 3.8 5.8 5. 1 5 8 12 2 3 3 7 100.0 9 1.0 90.5 74.9 70. 1 62.8 62.7 56.6 13 16 4 6 6 2 R USHING Dennis Brumfield, AK Dorron H unter, MO Troy Snardon, W K Nate Jones, W K Sammy Bryant, MT Nick Nance, MU A nthony Braxton, E K Marvin McClennon, TT G R 10 II 10 10 10 9 II II 254 232 157 151 159 150 G Ct. 43 35 31 28 29 25 25 23 19 Yds, TD RPG 912 748 419 244 392 533 279 512 227 3 4 4 1 3 4 0 3.9 3.2 3. 1 2.8 2.6 2.3 2.3 2.1 2. 1 TD EP FG TP PPG 12 9 10 0 0 0 0 0 10 12 0 72 54 8 0 0 0 26 13 0 7 0 0 20 15 7.2 6.0 5.5 5. 1 4.5 4.4 3.8 7.1 5.5 118 123 5 PASS RECEIVING S teve Puthoff. AP Jack K elly, TT T im D evine, MO Sammy Bryant, MT Pat Snow, AK Anthony Robbins, MU Brad M illice, TT Bo Chambers , MO Reggie Baze l. TT II II 10 10 II II II II 9 S CORING Troy Snardo n, WK Lindsey Hudspeth, MU Sonny Defilippis, AP David Tuck, MU Wayne Anderson, IT Dorro n Hunter. MO A nthony Braxton, EK •David Flores, EK *Jim Griffiths, WK G IO 9 II II II II II 7 *Did not meet NCA A minimum 47 0 60 56 49 48 42 13 50 6 33 Pct. .45 1 .493 .426 .440 .420 .484 ,503 .41 1 Err. 11 7.8 108.5 99.8 89.8 84.6 124.0 109,0 75.9 �KI CK SCORING G David Tuck. M U Wayne /\ndt:rson. TT Andy Graham, AK II II II II Lenn Duff, MO 10 JO Ray Hampton, AP Gerald K obin:,on. M T • ouid Flores, f:K •J im Griffith!>. WK 6 FG [ P -Atl. 10-18 26-28 12- JJ 13- 14 9-17 15- 15 3-9 17-18 2-4 18-19 5-9 8-8 IIJ.13 20-21 6-10 15-16 KI CKO FF RETUR NS Jtrry Parrish, EK Dorron Hunter. MO Sammy Bryant. M T • Charles Ponder, M U No. Yds. Avg. 17 27 13 9 40 1 23.6 5~ 2 1.0 20.6 2 1.2 No. 62 72 72 74 57 Avg. 42.4 40.3 39.8 39.2 37.2 37.0 36.5 35.1 268 191 P UNTING Ray Farmer, WK A ndy Graha m. AK John Christo pher, MO Mar k Pemberton. T r Sttvt Marionneaux, [K David T uck. M U 66 Glenn Heath. MT 62 •T ommy M ichacls. AP 30 PUNT R ETU RNS No. Ondra W oods, AP 22 17 Gtor&t F loyd, EK Tommy H ouk, M U 55 Davlin Mullen, WK 38 II • oorron H unter, M O Yds. 19 1 142 442 285 82 Avg. 8.7 8.4 8.0 7.5 7.5 \ ' ds. 129° IOI • 35 IPG 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.4 0.4 0.4 INTERCEPTIONS No. 5 5 Gcora:t Floyd, EK M ic hael S helton. AP Rodnty Byrd, EK J ames Griffin. MT La mont M eacham. WK Reginald J o hnson, WK 4 4 4 7J• T Assl. 115 53 48 57 54 83 57 67 8 •one TD TACKLES AND ASSISTS 106 I 19 Brad Reese. AK Dan Gooch. MO A l u Oominiu ei, [K 85 David Hill. EK 64 J eff Gard ner. M U Tim F ord. WK Jamie Warburton . AK Donald Whi te, MU 62 28 51 43 * D id not meet NCAA minimum 48 64 TOT 221 172 133 12 1 11 6 Il l 108 107 TP 56 49 42 26 24 pp(; 5.1 4.5 H '!.4 50 2.4 2.3 7. 1 33 5.5 23 ��EASTERN FOOTBALL SINCE 1910 [ KU 1910 5 R ichmond (City Team) 16 Richmond (Cit)' Team) 0 Lexington H.S. 0 Pleasureville 0 Stanford H .S. Record: 1-4-0 OPP EKU 1911 0 C aldwell H.S 21 Paris H.S. 0 R ichmond Stars 5 Caldwell H.S . OPP 0 15 EK U 1919 0 Paint Lick 5 0 22 Paris H.S . Hecord: 0-2-0 OPP 9 40 5 16 0 5 J EKU 1920 OPP 7 Paint Lick 0 2 I Paint Lick . 0 R ichmond Amer. Leg EKU lost; lh> score listed Georgewwn .... . (NAJ Reco rd: 2- 1-0 10 Paris H.S 5 EKU 1912 OPP 0 Richmond (City ream) 0 12 Mil lersburg M .I. lJ 0 Lexington H.S. 34 26 T hrelke ld Selet:t 6 14 Cynthiana H.S. .. . .... 0 0 Millersburg M. 1. J 0 George1own 44 7 0 Cynthiana H. S Stanford H.S . JNA ) Record: 3-4-2 [ KU 1913 Stanford H.S. 14 Kentucky Wesleyan 12 Transylvania EKU lost; no score foaed Lex ington H.S .. (NA) Record : 1-2-0 EK U 19 14 6 S tanford H.S . 13 Lancaster H.S 7 Kentuck y Wesleyan 0 Cynthiana H.S 34 West ern 0 Somerset H.S. 0 Western 0 C ynthiana H . S. 0 OPP 7 Stanford H .S. OPP 7 0 IJ 6 6 46 18 81 0 Western Record: 1-3- 1 OPP 0 0 20 )) 21 OPP ·• . . . 14 0 27 I~ 6 . . . 10 6 0 ) R~co rd: 4-5-0 Ek ll Record : 1-3- 1 EKU 1921 7 Paint Lick 0 Kentucky Wesleyan 0 UK Sophomores 0 C umberland F.l(lJ 19UI 0 Marshall C ollegt' 13 L.M . U . 0 Geor-ge1own 0 T ran.sy 48 Union 7 Indiana r ea(ht:rs 4 1 E. Tenn. Normal . 19 SI . Mar~··s. (.\)llegc 0 Morris Harvey Coilege 1927 Cen{re Uruon Wesleyan E.T. T tat:hers ll Tosculum 12 Morehead I] u or L )2 St. Mary' s 0 Western 0 39 6 l1 OPP 7 0 8 0 0 6 .21 6 12 Re~·ord : 5-4-0 [ l(lJ 1922 0 Wedcyan 0 Transy Frosh 0 Transy frosh 6 Cumberland 6 Western 0 George1own Frosh . OPP 7 0 15 0 . 47 0 40 Union [KU 1928 Louisv1llc Morris Harvey Morehead T ransylvama 0 Kentucky Wesleyan 0 0 7 Record: 2-3-2 t:KU 1923 0 State Frosh 0 Georgetown Frosh . 6 0 6 7 12 19 Cumberland Ken tucky Wesltyan Union College . Transy Reserve . Cent re Frosh . . U nion College . OPP 7 . 26 9 6 0 . 21 0 EKU 1929 2 Union . 14 Sue Bennett . 0 Mu rray 6 Morehead 0 Transy O Georget<)wn . 6 u or L . 0 Wesleyan 0 Wcs1ern 64 40 34 OPP 19 8 .46 . IJ )6 )8 .19 .. 26 36 Ret:ord: 1-8-0 Record :3-5-1 6 Uniun Record: 0-6-0 OPP .. ... . 72 18 18 Record: 2- 7-0 E KU 19 15 6 Millersburg M.I. . .. 0 Kentucky Wesleyan 0 Western 0 Millersburg M .I. 6 Western OPP 0 JJ 0 0 0 Record: 2-1 - 2 EK U 1924 0 Wc-skyan 19 Cumberland 13 Gcorge1own Frosh . 49 S1. Ma ry's 7 0 14 33 EKU 1916 19 Kentuck y Wesleyan 14 Lincoln Coun1y 13 Western 0 Centre 6 Lex!ngton H. S. 16 Western ... Record: 4-3-0 • Nole: There were no teams for the 19 17 and 1918 seasons due to World War I EKU 193-0 0 Sue Bennt:11 0 Murray . 0 0 0 0 I) IJ 2 56 0 0 0 0 t:KlJ 19 25 0 UK Frosh . 7 0 13 6 67 49 OPP George1own I. M .U . S1. Mary's Transy M orehead Union . Record : 3-3- 1 50 OPP 6 . .. .. . . 52 lJ or L . 52 Wesleyan J3 Mo rehead 0 Transy 26 Union . .45 Western . .. .. .. . . . . . .. .. . 50 Record: J. 7-0 Rel·ord:5-3~0 OPP 0 26 12 26 18 0 L.M.U. Transy Morehead Union OPP . .. 27 6 14 13 0 7 7 0 0 EKU 1931 31 Sue Bennet! 0 0 12 0 Ohio Northern Wi11enberg lJ of L . Georgetown . . L.M.U . Western 7 Record: 1-6-0 OPP 0 16 99 . . 19 .25 . I) . . . .. 42 �EKU 6 OPP 1932 Tran,;y 7 0 0 0 Morehead 0 Georgl!'IOwn U or L 38 0 0 19 Union Record: 2-1-2 F.KU 6 0 0 6 0 Il Georgetown Eas t Tenn. Tran sy Morehead Louisville . . 6 7 Record : 1-2-3 EKU OPP 19:14 Miami (OhioJ 0 0 7 9 7 9 6 .. 19 .. .... 18 Transy Union Georgetown . . . 14 OPP 0 0 0 0 Tran sy East T enn . Teachers Ceniral Normal Morehead Wt"st e rn Indiana St. Teacher,; Union . 0 32 7 0 EKU 1945 Indianapolis State . F.KU 21 39 20 14 21 Tenn Tech . Central Mich. 32 54 Tenn. Tech Kirksville (M issouri) . Murray . 6 Valparaiso . 0 Catawba 1939 OPP EKU 1946 Tenn. Tech I) Transy Cumberla nd 7 0 .. 18 0 Cenlral Michigan . Georgetown . 6 M orehead Catawba Central Michigan . 26 Murray Tenn. Tech Valparaiso 12 32 Union 6 Wes1ern Indiana T eachers . .... 12 .... . . . .. 12 . . .... . 14 7 7 . 13 0 u Record: 4-3-1 Carson Newman . 0 28 OPP 19 14 7 7 Record: 6- 1-0 18 0 47 Morehead Western Louisville 1938 Geot gel own . 19 7 19 47 0 7 36 18 OPP 1933 Union 6 0 0 0 EKU ..... 26 7 Morehead U or L. Western 28 6 OPP 0 9 . .. . . 20 ... IJ .... 20 7 . 12 7 0 Record: 5-4-0 · Record: 6-3-0 IJ Record: 1-6-0 £.KU EKU 7 66 52 6 9 0 5) 6 7 6 6 1935 Miami (Ohio Alfred Ho lbrook H iwassee Georgetown U of L . . . . . . . . . . . Cemrc Morehtad Transy Union. Tr an5y Western .. OPP )) 6 0 8 . 0 . 19 0 19441 OPP Illinois Normal .. 0 Northern Ill. 0 Morehead .... 13 Arkansas A&M . . 0 Bowling Green (Ohio) . 0 Cenlral Michigan 0 Cumberland King College . 20 )5 27 39 48 25 48 JI EKU 1947 Eastern Illinois . Marshall Murray. Emory and Henry . Valparaiso . Morehead U of L Wes1ern SE Louisiana 14 6 13 34 18 34 I) 27 6 Record: 8-0-0 OPP . IJ 7 . 21 0 0 .. 14 7 . . . 30 Record: 5-4-0 .. . 12 . .40 Record: 4-6- l EKU EKU )9 7 )4 7 6 9 IJ 0 12 1936 Marsha ll Franklin (Ind .) . Alfred Holbrook Moreht'ad Georgc:1own . U of L. Tran.sy Wesh~rn Union . OPP 0 0 0 . . . 19 2 6 6 1941 OPP N. W. Missouri Carson Newman . Murray King College . 20 Western 41 Gc-o,ge1own . 54 Ill. Normal 32 More head 18 14 6 21 7 0 0 0 27 0 0 . ll Record : 7-1-0 7 6 EKU 0 25 20 6 35 20 7 0 13 32 26 1948 Xavier University . Eastern Illinois . Marshall Murray Emory and Henry Michigan Normal Morehead Evansville Western Northern Illinois . SE Louis iana OPP JI .. ... 14 7 0 6 0 0 .. .. 14 Record: 8-3-0 Record: 7-2-0 EKU EKU 7 28 12 14 0 0 14 6 1937 Tenn. Tech Franklin College . T ransy Central Normal . Morehead Western Umon . U or L . Reco rd; 5-2- 1 OPP 0 6 6 7 . 26 . 2) 0 6 ll 7 0 6 18 20 0 6 1942 Tenn. Tech W . Missouri Stale . Morri s Harvey U of Akron . Weste rn Wesl liberty . Morehead Murray. Record: 4-2-2 1943-44 no sports due lo war 51 OPP 0 7 7 0 0 6 .... 20 6 EKU 20 20 20 26 7 20 21 1949 OPP Heidelberg . . ... . . . 19 Marshall .... 24 Murray 0 Wofford 27 Michigan Normal . . 6 Morehead 27 Evansville 7 Western Bowling Green (Ohio) .... .. l l Record: 4 -4-1 �EKU EKU 6 34 0 47 56 14 26 13 34 13 OPP 6 14 21 EKU 6 21 6 6 . . 20 14 6 0 .. 45 0 7 7 19 12 0 27 17 0 0 0 1950 OPP Heidelberg . . . . . . . .. 15 Marshall 0 M urra y. ... 19 Tenn. Tech 7 Erskine 0 Morehead 7 Evansville 20 Western . ... ... . 14 Bowling Green (Ohio) . 7 Wofford .. 14 1955 Toledo Middle T enn essee . Murray Tenn. Tech IJ )5 Omaha . Morehead Mo rris Harvey Western U of L 20 7 13 J W orford Record : 6-4-0 EKU 1951 H illsdale Mars hall Murray. Tenn. Tech Ers kin e JI I] 0 15 58 6 6 M orehead Evansville JI Western 27 14 Ohio Universit y Stetson University 1952 7 T oledo 26 Marshall 0 Murray 14 Tenn. T ech 35 Evansville 20 Morehead 6 Western 20 u o r L ..... Marshall Record: 5-4-1 O PP 12 6 9 14 0 0 7 .. . . 13 . . . .... . 26 EKU 1956 Toledo 12 7 19 12 6 OPP 6 Murray . Middle Tennessee . East Tennessee Western Morris Harve y IJ 25 T en n. T ech 19 6 Morehead u or L . I) Record : 3-6- 1 .. . 14 26 . 13 . . .. . 14 7 · ··· · · · · · ·· · 'J 0 . 14 Record: 4-5-0 Record: 7-3-0 EKU 1960 OPP Ft. Campl:>ell. 6 U of I. . . . . ....... . . . .. . . 28 Murray . . .. 2 1 Middle Tennessee . . .. 14 Eas1 T ennessee 0 A us1in Pea y . .. . .. . I J Western 7 Tenn. Tech 20 Morehead 21 EKU 1961 u or L Murray. Middle T ennessee . East Tennessee . A ustin Peay Wcsfern Tenn. Tech Morehead Marshall 6 14 15 22 21 15 8 13 0 OPP .. . . . .. JJ . . . .. . 13 22 . . . . 13 7 . . 16 14 0 . . . ... 20 Reco rd : 4 -5-0 OPP 6 .. ... .. 19 . 20 . . .. 28 0 .20 .. . 48 .34 Record: 3-4-1 EKU 1957 To ledo U of L. Murray . Middle Te nnessee . I J Eas1 Tennessee . I 3 Youngstown 28 Wes1ern 14 Tenne ssee Tech . 40 Morehead 0 14 26 14 OPP J 40 .. . .. 19 . .. Jj . 27 0 0 ]4 3 Record: 4-5-0 EKU 1961 OPP 22 Tampa University _ 6 14 M urray . . . .. . 17 28 Middle Tennessee . . 8 20 East T ennessec . .. . . . . .. ... 14 14 Aust in Peay . 7 6 Western 5 21 Tenn. Tech 0 12 Morehead . ... .. . . . .. . .. 20 12 East Carolina . . . 29 Record : 6-3--0 EKU 1953 J ohn Carroll Middle T enncssec Murray . Tenn. Tech Youngstown Morehead Evansville Western U of L JO Stetson Universi1y 20 15 19 0 19 25 59 13 20 OPP ... ... 19 6 . . . . . 14 7 20 7 9 . 13 . 26 EKU 1958 OPP 19 2 Toledo 7 14 0 13 9 14 19 24 u or L Murray . Middle Tennessee Eas1 Tennessee You ngstown Western Tennessee Tech . Morehead .20 . .... 14 6 14 . .. 21 20 6 Record: 3-6-0 Record : 8-2-0 EKU 1963 OPP 14 Austin Peay 0 7 Findla y. . .. . .. . . 28 0 Murray . . .. . 20 28 Middle Tennessee . 33 12 Eas1 Tennessee ... . 35 J Tampa University . 7 6 Western .. . . 29 19 Tenn. Tech . . .... 21 0 Morehead 6 34 Youngsto wn . .. . . 14 Record: 2-8-0 EKU 1954 OPP J o hn Carroll 0 M iddle Ten nessee . 0 25 Murray . 14 Ten n . Tech 25 Youngstown 12 Mo rehead 8 13 Toledo 13 21 Western 0 20 U of L . 6 6 Omaha (Tangerine Bo wl) . 19 26 Record: 8-0- 1 f.KU 1959 2 Toledo U or L . Mur ray . Middle Tennessee . 7 East Tennessee . 21 Auslin P eay . 7 Western IO Tenn . Tech · 12 Morehead Record: J -6 -0 52 OPP .. . 20 . 14 0 . .. . 14 . . . . IJ ... . 14 14 EKU 0 J 6 13 35 17 0 10 1964 OPP Austin Peay . .. . . . .. . .. 26 Youngstown . . . . .. 21 Murray .. 6 M iddle Tennessee . ... .. 20 Eas1 Tennessee . .. . . 13 Findlay . ... 14 Western . . . . . 24 Tenn. Tech . 27 Morehead Record: 3- 5-1 �EKU 1%5 35 Austi nPcay• 12 Marshall 17 Murray . OPP . . 30 .... 28 .. .. 17 . 14 JO Middle Tcnncss« 23 East Tennessee . 0 3 Findlay. .. .. . 34 28 Western . 12 28 Tenn. T«h . 14 38 M orehead ··· · · · · • •·· · .... 20 Record: 4-4- I EKU 1970 OPP 13 Ball State . .. .. 12 10 East Tennessee 6 7 38 Austin Peay . 24 Middle Tennessee . . . . .. .. . . 10 21 Eastern Michigan . .. . ... JO 7 Western Kentucky .. . . . .... 19 17 Murray Slate . 7 20 Tenn. Tech 13 9 Indiana State . 0 I J Morehead State . .. . 16 •forfeited Record: 8-2-0 EKU 197S OPP 42 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 7 30 Dayton . . . ... .... . . 24 10 UT-Chattanooga . .. 10 21 Easl Tennessee . 14 49 Austi n Peay . 0 34 Mi ddle Tennessee . 24 J3 Western Kentuck y 7 7 Murray State . . 26 3 Tenn. Tech . . . .... ... . . ... 14 50 Ashland College . . . . 36 17 Morehead S1a1e 9 Record: 8-2- 1 EKU OPP )) .. .... .. .. . 15 26 6 27 Murray . 6 20 Middle Tennessee 22 21 East Tennessu . JS Findlay . 6 24 Western . 12 3 Tenn. Tech 19 Morehead .. 2 1 14 Tampa Uninrsity . 6 1966 Austin P eay . Marshall Record: 7-3-0 1967 EKU 0 Dayton . 35 East Tennessee )7 14 Austin Pea y Middle Tennessee Northwood Western Murray . ..... .. . .. Tenn. Tech Youngstown Morehead •Ball State . 55 14 28 24 )7 7 27 OPP .. . . .. 16 OPP 12 7 14 9 31 0 W estern Kentucky . . . .. 16 Murray State . . . 17 7 Tenn . Tech .. 14 Applachian Stale Morehead St ate ... ... .. . . . . 10 1971 EKU 20 SE Louisiana . 21 Northern Iowa 28 East Tennessee . 14 Austin Peay . 18 Middle- Tennessee . 0 Eastern Michigan 14 28 Record: 6-4-1 J .... . 0 7 0 14 7 0 .12 J . 13 Record: 8-1-2 •NC AA Grantland Rice Bowl EKU 1972 OPP JO SE Louisiana . 0 34 Indiana Univ. (Pa.) 7 12 East Tennessee . 28 21 Austin Peay 6 13 Middle Tennessee . 0 14 Cen tral M ich igan 21 0 Western Kentucky .. . . . . . . . 10 J Mur ray State . 0 Tenn. Tech . . . 14 7 A ppalachian State .. 55 28 Morehead Stale . 6 Record: S-6-0 EKU 1968 63 Hillsdale, Mich. 23 East Tennessee . 21 Aus tin Peay . 49 Middle Tennessee . 20 Akron 16 Western Kentucky . 21 M urray State ... . . .. 38 Tenn. Tech ..... ... 12 Youngstown . . . . . . . JS Morehead OPP 0 . . .... . 20 20 . . . .2 1 JI 7 . .. . . . . 20 . . .. .. . 14 .... 26 J Record: 8-2-0 1974 EKU 17 Dayton 21 East Tennessee 22 Austin Peay . 21 Middle Tennesse . 24 UT-Martin. 24 Wtstern Kentucky 30 Murray State . 29 Tenn. Tech )4 Ashland College . 21 Morehead State . Record: 8-2-0 Record: 6-4-0 53 EK U 1977 OPP Dela ware 14 Wittenberg 17 .18 *East r cn ncsscc J4 17 • Austin Peay 20 10 "' M id d le Tennessee 19 J5 *Western Kentuc ky 10 20 • Mu rray Sta te 24 28 *Ten nessee Tec h 21 13 Dayton 20 42 "'Morehead Suuc IJ Reco rd : 5-5-0 ' O hio Va llc-y Conft rrnl'c ~ame 24 EKU 1978 10 Troy State EKU 1973 OPP JO UT-Chattanooga 6 26 Indiana (Pa. ) . . 13 14 East Tennessee ... . . . ... . . . 38 24 Aus1in Peay . 7 29 Middle Tennessee . . .28 16 UT-Martin. .. 14 0 Western Kentucky . 35 20 Murray State .. . 21 ..... 14 JO Tenn. T ech 7 Central Michigan . . 21 37 Mort head State . 2S Record: 7-4-0 EKU 1969 OPP 13 Ball State . 0 7 East Tennessee . 19 Auslin Peay . 29 . . .. JO 14 Middle Tennessee . 0 9 Akron . 28 26 Western Kentucky . 27 )4 Murray State .. .... .... .. . 13 17 Tenn. Tech 7 14 Indiana S1a1e . 12 II Morehead State . . 23 EKU 1976 OPP 21 Dayton . 7 2 1 Delaware 37 28 Wittenberg 0 21 • Eas1 Tennessee . . 10 27 • A ustin Peay . . . . . . 13 40 • Middle Tennessee 14 6 • western Kentucky . 10 12 • Murray State. . 10 28 •Tennessee Tech 14 JI • Mo rehead State . 12 7 North Dakota State (NC AA Division II P layoffs) . 10 Record: 8-3-0 •Ohio Valley Conference game OPP 23 20 9 . 17 9 .34 16 . 14 . 23 .. . 14 49 14 42 17 16 24 20 35 30 East Tennessee Austin Peay .. Middle Tennessee Dayton Western Kentucky M urray Stale Tennessee Tech Akron Morehead State Reco rd: 8-2-0 EKU .. OPP 16 .. .. . 6 .. 0 12 16 17 21 16 14 0 ... 1979 17 Kent State . . 15 Troy State 20 East Tennessee 35 Aust in Peay• .. 52 Midd le Te nnessee• 33 Cal S ta le- Fullerton 8 Wcslcrn Kentucky• 7 Murray State • 35 Tennessee Tech' 27 Jackson Stale 34 M o rchead Sta te• 33 Nevada- Reno .. 30 Lehigh•• • Ohio Valley Conference Game •• NCAA I-AA Pla yo ffs Record : 11 -2-0 OPP 14 0 27 10 10 7 6 24 21 7 30 �Men's Cross Country 1981 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Site Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Marshall Invita ti ona l Univ. of Ky. Invitational Kentucky Intercollegiate Championship Tri-M eet Indiana University Invitationa l Open OVC Championship Open NCAA District Ill C hampionship Huntington, W. Va. Lexington Bowling Green Home Bloomington, Ind. Murray Greenville, S.C. 1981 ROSTER Name T erry Lakes Andy Crowley Fred Bisel Tim Mack Tim Langford Kelvin Lewis Bryce Allmon Ernest Weyhrauch Class S r. Sr. Soph. J r. Sr. Sr. S r. Soph. H o metown Richmond, Ind. Danville, Ky. Marsha ll, M ich. Dayton, Ohio Somerset, Ky. Detroit, Mich. J efferson City, Mo. R ichmond, Ky. Letters Won Two Three 1981 PROSPECTUS The Eastern Kentucky University Colonels, under the direction of third-year head coach Rick Erdmann, return but two lettermen from the 1980 team that placed third in the annual Ohio Valley Conference championships. "Although the team has a number of upperclassmen, it will still lack cross cou ntry running experience," said Erdman n. " Lakes and Crowley are the o nly returning lettermen, so hopefully, the team will gain experience as the season progresses." Highlighting the 1981 schedule for the Colonels are appearances in the Marsha ll, Indiana a nd Kentucky invitational meets, in additio n to the OVC championship meet at M urray. Rick Erdmann H ead Coach Terry Lakes 54 A ndy Crowley �Women's Cross Country 1981 SCHEDULE Date Sept. 11 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Opponent EKU Invitational lllinois State Tennessee Ohio State Indiana K WIC Championships EKU Invitational OYC Championships AIA W Region II Site Home Normal, Ill. Knoxville, Tenn. Columbus, Ohio Bloomington, Ind . Home Home Murray TBA Time I 1:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. I 1:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 1981 ROSTER Name Barbara Fennell Phyllis Grubb Karen Haden Maria Pazarentzos Lisa Renner Jean Strait Eve Combs Fran Etherington Class Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Fr. Jr. Soph. Soph. Hometown Cambridge, Ontario, Canada Corbin, Ky. Frankfort, Ky. Springfield, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Bryan, Ohio Raceland, Ky. Versailles, Ky. 1981 PROSPECTUS The 1981 season will be a rebuilding one for the women's cross country team at Eastern. Several of the runners graduated and the incoming freshmen and returning sophomores will have to carry the load. Maria Pazarentzos, Barb Fennell and Karen Haden - all sophomores - showed great improvement through their freshmen season. Pazarentzos finished the outdoor season by placing second in the 1,500-meter and 3,000-meter runs and third in the 800-meter run at the OVC championship meet. Haden worked her time down 30 seconds in the 1,500-meters and had similar improvement in the 3,000-meter run. Eastern's success in 1981 could be determined by its successes in recruiting. Lisa Renner, a sister to fo rmer EKU runner Vicki Renner (1976-80), will be one of coach Sandy Martin's freshmen runners. Sandy Martin Head Coach Maria Pazarentzos 55 Barb Fennell �• Women's Field Hockey 1981 SCHEDULE Date Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 18 Sept. 19 Sept. 25-26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. II Oct. 13 Oct. 15 Oct. 17 Oct. 20 Oct. 24 Oct. 25 Oct. 28 Oct. 3 1 Nov. 6-7 Nov. 19-21 Opponent Blue Grass Association Miami (Ohio) Dayton Ball State J ames Madison Invitat ional Southern Illinois Ohio State Michigan Indiana Louisville Wooster Vanderbilt Earlham Purdue St. Louis Louisville KWIC Tournament AIAW Region II Tournament AIAW National Tournament S ite Home Ho me Daytor , Ohio Muncie, Ind. Harrisonburg, Va. Horne C olumbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Horne Louisville Horne Horne West Lafayette, Ind. West Lafayette, Ind. Horne Berea TBA TBA Time 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. TBA TBA 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.rn. 10:00 a. rn. 4:00 p. rn. 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p. m. 11:00 a.rn. 4:00 p.m. 1981 ROSTER Name Anne Daugherty Kathleen Boughton J can Dickson Robin Forhecz Teresa Garchinsky Mary Gavin Suzanne Hastings Wilma Howard Terri Johnson Theresa Lang Carole Ann Lankford Lisa Loran Normandie May Tami Phillippi Theresa Powell Laura Purdy Melissa Shore Julie Theiler Tracie Wilson Vicki Woodard Debbie Wright Debbie Ray Class Soph. Jr. Sr. Soph. Sr. Fr. Jr. J r. Jr. Sr. J r. Jr. Sr. .Jr. Fr. S r. So ph. Jr. Soph. Soph. Sr. J r. 56 Hometown Englewood, Ohio Batavia, N.Y. Bergenfield, N .J. Sadd le River, N.J . Folsom, N.J. Annandale, Va. Salisbury, Md. Louisville, Ky. Mason, Ohio Bordentown, N .J. Sharptown, Md. Louisville, Ky. Lancaster, Ohio Batavia, N. Y. Princess Anne, Md. Louisville, Ky. Buckhorn, Ky. Susanville, Calif. Lou isville, Ky. Dayton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Louisville, Ky. �Lynne Harvel Head Coach Lisa Loran Theresa Lang 1981 PROSPECTUS With the return of nine of 11 starters a nd the addition of two outstanding young recruits and two seasoned veteran recruits, the 1980 defending KWIC champio n Ea stern Kentucky Colonels sho uld be ready for their 1981 schedule. This year's experienced roster includes five sen iors, seven j uniors, five sophomores and two freshmen. A combining of maturity and experience, coupled with burning intensity, should make this squad's off-season motto of"wait till next year" a true prediction of a successful 1981 season. T he 1981 schedule includes the strongest competition in A IAW Regions II and V. In 1981, the attack will be led by ju nior Wilma Howard from Louisville who broke into the 1980 starting li neup and then proceeded to lead the team in scoring. Howard will be ably assisted by another Louisville standout, Laura Purdy, who last season secured the KWI C championship with her game winning goal in the second half. The right side of the line will be dominated by Debbie Wright and Robin Forhecz. W right's determined style of play is characterized by aggressive cutting and decisive scoring. Forhecz, the you ngster of the attack lineup, will be expected to produce an abundance of goals with her superior q uickness and her deadly drive. The line will a lso be strengthened by the addition of experienced transfers such as Julie Theiler and Kathleen Boughton. The two mid-field spots will again be filled with the experienced duo of Lisa Loran and Carole Ann Lankford. These veterans have played together for two years with Loran 's qu ick, spontaneous play balanced by Lank ford 's qu iet stability. Both will combine to control play in the mid-field and to break into the attack fo r additional scoring punch. The defensive unit will be a combination of sea soned maturity and raw youth. Returning defenders include seniors Jean Dickson a nd T heresa Lang who will provide much needed leadership to the young defense. Sophomore Anne D augherty, with one year of exp.erience under her belt, should add spark lo the defense with her uncanny ability to intercept. In 1981, these athletes will be joined by freshmen players T heresa Powell and Mary Gavin. Goalkeeping honors will fall into the capa ble hands of third-year keeper Suzanne Hastings. Hastings, who ra nked seventh in the nation in percent saves for 1980, wi ll add stability and confidence to the backfield. T his past summer, Hastings, Loran, Howa rd, Lankford , Forhecz, Daugherty and Gavin attended try-outs for the United States Olympic Field Hockey team. These players' experiences in the US FHA Olympic Development program should give the squad a good start for its 198 1 season. 57 �Rifle • 1981 SCHEDULE Date Oct. 4 Oct. IO Oct. 17 Oct. 3 1 Nov. 13-1 5 and 20-22 Nov. 14-15 Nov. 2 1-22 Jan. 30 Feb. 6 Feb. 13-14 Feb. 20 Mar. 10-13 Opponent Morehead State, Kentucky OVC Tournament Hilltoppers Tournament Buccaneer Tournament Colonels Tournament Site Lexington Lexington Bowling Green Johnson City, Tenn. Home Time 9:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Noon 8:30 a.m. Xavier University Walsh Tournament UK Tournament Golden Eagle Tournament Middle Tennessee Kentucky State Rifle Championships NCAA, NRA Sectionals NCAA C hampionships Cincinnati, Ohio 2:00 p.m. Lexington Cookeville, Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. H ome 1:00 p.m. Noon 9:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Morgantown, W. Va. Lexington 8:30 a.m. 1981 ROSTER Name Daniel Durben Karen Long Mark Bender Kim F loer Terrance Sievert Ronald Wigger Karen Applegate Mike Bender Anna Hogrefe Class Sr. Sr. J r. Jr. Jr. Jr. Soph. Soph. Fr. Ht. 5-8 5-3 6-0 5-7 5-10 6-0 5-1 6--0 5-2 Wt. 140 Hometown St. Paul, Minn. Springfield, Va. Arlington Hts., Ill. Cincinnati, Ohio Appleton, Wisc. Fort Benning, Ga. Arlington Hts., Ill. Arlington Hts., Ill. Sandusky, Ohio 160 150 145 180 Letters Won Three T hree Two One One 1981 PROSPECTUS The 1980-81 rifle season, which saw coach Nelson Beard's EKU team finish fourth in the nation, was Eastern's most successful rifle season ever. "We're looking forwa rd to repeating our efforts of last season with high hopes and a strong possibility of taking the national championship," said Beard. "Our shooters seem more anxious than ever of competing and winning." Senior Daniel Durben, an NCAA first team All-American smallbore a nd air rifle team member last year, heads the list of returnees along with NCAA second team All-American air rifle team members, Karen Long and Kim Floer. 58 �1981 TOP FINISHES Team OVC Smallbore Championships - finished third in smallbore and second in air rifle Kentucky Collegiate State Championships - placed first NCAA Championships - placed fo urth Individual Daniel Durben Karen Long Mark Bender -s hot 1, 161 at Kentucky State Championships (Smallbore) - finished sixth in the nation as an individual with 1,164 score - fired tl)e high individual score on the range during the national team match event with I, 180 score - shot 381 at Kentucky State Championships (air rifle) - finished 15th in the nation as an individual with 1, 153 score - finished 19th in the nation as an individual with I, 149 score SCHOOL RECORDS SET Team Smallbore Team Air Rine Team Individual Smallbore Air Rifle Sgt. Nelson Beard Head Coach - set new record with a score 4,608 at the NCAA Sectionals at West Virginia University. - set new record with a score 1,505 at theKentucky State Championships at Murray State University. -Dan iel Durben set new mark of 1, 180. - Daniel Durben set new mark of 382 Daniel Durben 59 Karen Long �Women's Tennis 1981 SCHEDULE Date Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. 15 17 18-19 25-26 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 13 Oct. 16- 17 Oct. 23 Oct. 24 Oct. 30-31 Opponent Morehead State West Virginia Louisville, Arkansas, Purdue Murray State, East Tennessee, Others Marshall Tennessee Kentucky Wes tern Kentucky, Others Middle T ennessee Minnesota K WIC Championships Site Morehead Home Louisville Home Time 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. Huntington, W. Va. Home Home Home Home Lexington H ome 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. I 1:00 a .m. **Note: Additional matches are expected to be added. 1981 ROSTER Name Paula Castoro J ill Denny Jackie Powell Joy Rupert Kristi Spangenberg Fran Watson Susan Wilson Letters Class Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Hometown Ashland, Ky. Lancaster, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Ashland, Ky. C enterville, Ohio Miami, Fla. Gainesville, Fla. Won Two One Two Two One Elizabeth Phelps, Manager 1981 PROSPECTUS Having lost the No. 2 and No. 3 players to graduation, the 1981-82 team will depend heavily on returning players to anchor both ends of the lineup. New team members Susan Wilson and Kristi Spangenberg will resolve the matter of what position each will play when they arrive on campus. Wilson, from Gainesville, Fla., is a transfer who also played on the No. 2 ranked University of Florida tennis team. Spangenberg, who has been especially successful in doubles competition, won two stale titles during her high school career. "We expect both players to help continue the team's efforts to be proficient competitively with K WIC and OVC rivals," said Dr. Mullins. Dr. Martha Mullins Head Coach Joy Rupert 60 Paula Castoro �TEAM RECORDS (1969-81) 1969 1970 1971 1972-73 3-3 7-0 8-0 5-2 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 10-2 5-4 7-3 8-7 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 Overall Record: Won l18, Lost 55 (.682%) TEAM FINISHES (1973-81) Kentucky Women's Intercollegiate Conference 1973 Singles-2nd Place, D oubles-1st Place 1974 Second Place 1975 Fifth P lace 1976 Fourth Place 1977 Third Place 1978 Second Place 1979 Second Place 1980 Third Place 61 Ohio Valley Conference 1977-78 Second Place 1978-79 Fourth Place 1979-80 Third Place 1980-8 1 Fourth Place 10-8 13-5 14-7 17-8 �Women's Volleyball 1981 SCHEDULE Date Sept. 5 Sept. 8 Sept. IO Sept. 12 Sept. 16 Sept. 21 Sept. 25-26 Oct. 1-3 Oct. 6 Oct. 10 Oct. 14 Oct. 16 Oct. 20 Oct. 23 Oct. 27 Oct. 30-31 Nov. 4 Nov. 6 Nov. 13-14 Nov. 20-21 Dec. 9- 12 Opponent Texas, Kentucky Louisville Dayton Univ. of Pittsburgh Invitational More head State Xavier EKU Invitational Michigan State Invitational Morehead State Indiana Northern Kentucky Louisville Tennessee Kentucky State Northern Kentucky OVC Invitational Tennessee Kentucky State KWIC Championships AIAW Region II Championship AJA W National Championship at Utah State University S ite Lexington Louisville Home Pittsburgh, Pa. Morehead Cincinnati, Ohio Home East Lansing, Mich. Home Bloomington, Ind. Highland Heights, Ky. Home Knoxville, Tenn. Home Home Home Home Home Time TBA 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. T BA 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. TBA 1:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. TBA 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. T BA 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. TBA T BA Logan, Utah 1981 RO STER No. 5 7 16 N ame Pos. Mary Kathleen Bieger Defensive Spec. Laurie Briggs Setter Sandy Carrel Middle Blocker Lori Courtney Setter II Lori Duncan Outside Hitter 12 Terri Dyer Outside Hitter Charlotte Ann Gillespie Middle Blocker 24 Kelly Jo Irwin Setter 18 Tracey Johnson Serve-Serve Rec. Specialist 23 Deanne Madden Middle Blocker 8 Ramona McGovern O utside Hitter I J oan Messerknecht Setter 4 Nancy Stoeckle Outside H itter 6 Michelle Tecca Middle Blocker Lynne Palazzolo, Manager/ Statistician Dr. Geri Polvino Head Coach Class Sr. Sr. Soph. F r. Soph. Soph. Fr. Soph. Jr. Ht. 5-5 5- 10 5-11 5-9 5-8 6--0 5-11 5-5 5-9 Wt. 120 160 157 130 130 145 142 130 145 Ho metown Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Northbrook, Ill. Mt. Carmel, Ill. Indianapolis, Ind. North Huntingdon, Pa. Ind ianapolis, Ind. Irwin, Pa . Indianapolis, Ind. Burton, Mich. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Soph. 5-11 5-10 5-8 5- 10 6--0 145 150 128 135 145 Hopewell, Ohio Bellevue, Ky. Baltimore, Ohio Park Hills, K y. Akron, Ohio Laurie Briggs 62 �LETTERS/ A WARDS Mary Kathleen Rieger - Outstanding Sportswoman, Volleyball, 1980; Laurie Briggs Suburban Trib All-Star, Outstanding Sophomore and Junior in Physical Education at EKU; Sandy Carrel - All-Conference; Lori Courtney - Marion County All-Star; Lori Duncan AIAW Region II All-Star, 1980; Charlotte Anne Gillespie - First Team All-State PINA Championships (1980, 1981), All-Star in several tournaments; Kelly Jo Irwin - Nominated FCA Athlete of the Year; Deanne Madden - K WIC All-State, AJA W Region II All-Star (1980); Ramona McGovern - All-Conference; Joan Messerlmecht- Player of the Year in the Mid-State League; Nancy Stoeckle - KWIC All-State, 1978, 1980. 1981 PROSPECTUS The 1981 women's volleyball season at EKU will be one of the most challenging in the history of the fifteen year program. Loaded with talent and the momentum of success, Eastern has the potential to challenge the top schools in volleyball. The team will be led by seven upperclassmen whose experience will maintain the team's goal to realize its full potential. Equally sharing in this task will be seven sophomores and freshmen. The team will face a tough schedule which includes the eighth annualEKU Invitational, the Michigan State International Invitational and the Pitt Invitational, a late addition to the schedule which will include the top teams in volleyball in the East. The 1981 season promises to be exciting and action-filled. "The outcome of this season will be reflected in the success of the team to achieve a well-trained cohesive and flexible singular unit, while sustaining the importance of the individual effort," said Dr. Geri Polvino, EK U head coach. TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Laurie Briggs - has emerged as the team's top setter. She runs the team's 5-1 multiple offense. Her leadership and judgement on the court provides the essential ingredients for team cohesion and success. Laurie was the recipient of the Outstanding Sophomore and Junior in Physical Education award at EKU. Deanne Madden - is the team's leading middle blocker. An ability to read the setter and hitter makes Deanne an imposing threat in closing out the opponents' multiple attack. She was the recipient of the KWIC All-State and AIAW Region II Awards. Lori Duncan - is the team's leading competitor. An opponent must beat Lori as she seldom makes mistakes to beat herself. Her aggressive attack and all-around skills earned her the AIA W Southern Region All-Star team award. Nancy Stoeckle - was the recipient of the KWIC All-State Award for the 1978 and 1980 seasons. She is one of two players in the history of the award to be recognized twice. Nancy isan aggressive outside hitter and her serving is also tough. She has served as the team's captain for two years. 1980 FINISHES KWIC State Championships - Second Place AIA W Southern Region Championships - Third Place 63 �Men's Golf • TENTATIVE 1981 SCHEDULE Date Sept. 18- 19 Oct. 3-4 Oct. 9- 11 Nov. 13-15 Opponent Murray State Invitational EKU Invitational Buckeye Fall Classic All-Dixie Intercollegiate Site Murray, Ky. Home Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ga. 1981 ROSTER Name Darryl Donovan Kelly Finney Todd Finney Mike Goldston Brian Gurzynski Steve Haluska Jeff J oyce Gregg Shawen Tom S helton Dave Sironen David Smith Pat Stephens Scott Swinney Mark Veith Class Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. J r. Sr. Soph. Jr. Soph. Sr. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Hometown Hialeah, Fla. Fairfield, Ohio Waterford, Wisc. Central City, Ky. Angola, Ind. Johnson City, N.Y. Columbus, Ohio Kettering, Ohio Somerset, Ky. Seminole, Fla. Syracuse, N. Y. Richmond, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Sun Prairie, Wisc. 1981 PROSPECTUS Headed by All-OYC returnees Kelly Finney (tied for third place in the spring OYC tourney with a 216) and Dave Sironen (an eighth place tie with a 220), the Colonels will field a rather young outfit in 1981-82 with but two seniors and two juniors on the Colonels' unit. After winning the golf title in conference play in 1980, Eastern dropped to a fourth place spot this past April. However, Finney, who led the team last fall with a 73.89 average, and Sironen, who carded a 74.25 mark in the '80 fall, should provide a solid nucleus from which to build another OYC contender. One strong addition to the Colonels' squad will be that of Pat Stephens, a local player who played at Madison Central High School and later for the University of Kentucky, who will become eligible this fall after sitting out his transfer year. Bob Seaholm Head Coach Dave Sironen 64 Kelly Finney �EKU'S ALL-OVC FOOTBALL PLAYERS Delmas Freeman. guard . . Paul Wright. center Carl Plantholt. guard . • . . Ray Pelfrey. back Ed Zoret ic. bac k Chuck Her11cr. back Chuck Schmitt. 1ackle Alex K ilakowsk i. e nd Carl Oakley. guard Roy Kidd. back Fred Winschc r. end . Frank '.\!assida. 1948 1948 1949 !949 1949 1951 1952 1952 1953 1953 1954 Ken G ood hcw. guard 1962 R oscoe Perkins. guard 1965 Chuck Scimon. e nd 1964. 1967 Roy Evan s. tac k le 1965 Jim Guice. hack 1966-1968 Buddy Pfaadt. back 1965, 1966 Mike Smith. back Aaron Marsh. end Bill Bre wer. tackle ... 1966 1966, 1967 1967, 1968 Fred Troike. tackle J erry Johns . guard James Hanlon. back Don Daly. back . . 1954 1954 1954 1954 Bob Mulle r, back Tom Schulte: end J oh n Scbcst, back IJ.:1vc Bishop. back Steve Hero.cg. tackle Eddie Miller. gua rd Joe Graybeal. center Don M acUonald. guard Jimmy Chittum. back 1961. 1954 1955 1957 1958 1959 1959 1959 196 1 1962 guard 1967, 1968 Ron Recd. linebacker ... 1967 Harry Lenz. back 1967 Jim Moberly. llncbackcr 1968 Larry Kaelin . guard 1969 Teddy Taylor, guard ... 1967-1969 Jimmy Brooks. back 1968- 1971 Harry Irwin. tack le 1970 Butch Evans. fullback . .. 1970 J ames Wilson. tight end 197 1 James Porter. back 1971 Wallace Chambers, tackle 1970. 1972 James Croudcp. linebacker 1970, 1972 Larry Kirksey, end 1972 Alfred Thompson. back . . 1973 Rich T homas. linebacker 1973 Everett Talbert. back 1974, 1976 Joe A lvino. guard 1974. 1975. 1976 John Revere. flanker 1974 Robyn Hatley, tack le 1974. 1975 Earl Cody, kicker 1974 Stan Roberts, noseguard 1974 Junior Hardin. tackle 1974. 1975 E lmo lloyd. split-end 1975, 1976 Scott McCallister. back 1975 Ern ie Mouse, back 1976 Roosevelt Kelly, center . 1976 Anthony M iller. back . . . 1976. Stan Mitchell. back . Randy Heabe rlin. 1ack lc Dean Stucky. gua rd 1977, J im Nelson, fla nker . Chris Roberts. end Dav id J\;eal, center ... 1978, Joe Richard, noseguard 1978. Dale Patton, fullback .. .. 1978. 1977 1977 1977 1978 1977 1978 1979 1979 1979 Danny Martin. back 1978. Kev in Greve. guacd 1979, David Flores. kicker Bob McIntyre. line backer Darryl Lawson. tackle Joe Schipske. center 1979 1980 1979 1979 1980 1980 James S helton. tack le 1980 George Floyd , back .. . .. . . . . . . . 1980 COVERING THE COLONELS W EKU-FM, Richmond, is the o riginating station for the EK U Football Network. Play-byplay will be provided by Greg Stotelmyer. NEWSPAPERS Richmond Register (da ily, p.m.) .... . ... .. .. . . . . .... .. , ..... . , . . . . . . . . . . . Keith Steer Mad ison County Post (weekly) . ...... .... ... .. .. .... . . , . . . .... , .. . , , , . S ports Editor Madison County Newsweek (weekly) ... , , . , . , . , , , , . ... .. . .. . . . ... .. ... 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S ports Director Radio WVLK (Lexington) .... . . . . . .. ... .. . , , , , , , . . . . . . . . Dick Gabriel, Ra lph Hacker Radio WLAP ( Lexi ngton) , ........ ... ... . , , .. , , , , . , . ... ... . .. . , . . . . Sports Director Radio WKTC (Lexington) .. ....... . . ... . . , .. . .. , .... , ... .... .. . . , , . Sports Director WTVQ-T V (Lexington) ....... . , . , , , , , . ... . , , , . ..... , , , , , , , , , , . , . . .. Mike Ha rtnett WKYT-TV (Lexington) .... .. . .. , , , . , . , , ...... • ... , .. , , .• , ... . , .• .. .. Rob Bromley W LEX-TV (Lexington) .. , , . , . , , . , . . , . ....... , , , . . .. . . ... . . . ... , . , ... . . Alan Cutler WLKY-TV (Louisville) ....... . , .. , ., . . .. , .. ... ... ... . ,,. , , , ...... ..... Mark G reco Radio WHAS & TV (Louisville) . , .. . • . . .. , ... , , . . , . , .. , . , , , ... . ... . .. Dave Conrad Radio WAVE & TV ( Louisville) ... , . , . , . , .... . .... .. .. , , . Gary Hahn, Randy Waters Radio W IN N (Louisville) .. .. . .. . ............ .. . .... ..... , . . . . . . . . . Sports Director Radio W KLO (Louisville) , ..... . . . . .... . . ... .. ... . , , , , .. . ...... .... Sports Director Radio WAKY (Louisville) . . ...... . ...... . .... .. , . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports Director Radio WLOU (Louisville) .. , ............ . . ... , , , , , , ..... ....... . , , . Sports Director Associa ted Press, 146 Market Street, Lexington, Kentucky. United Press International, Commonwealth Building, Louisville, Kentucky. �EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSllY 1981 FALL SPORTS MEDIA GUIDE p.9 p.54 p.56 p.58 p.62 p.64 p.55 ta ~ 1979 Division 1-AA Champion 1980 Division 1-AA Runner-up � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1981 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context smg-fallsports-1981 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource publication Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text cross country teams field hockey teams football teams golf teams rifle teams tennis teams volleyball teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/14eabf5e9bb43db3fa2faef9a29fd996.pdf 9a3dd2188988b4c91fa12eb29ffc3e11 PDF Text Text FALL SPORTS MEDIA GUIDE FEATURING THE DIVISION 1-AA FOOTBALL CHAMPS �EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY 1980 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22 Opponent Kentucky State Akron• Youngstown Open Austin Peay• Middle Tennessee• East Tennessee Western Kentucky• Murray State• (Homecoming) Tennessee Tech• East Carolina Morehead State• Site Home Away Home Time 2:00 PM EDT 7:30 PM EDT 2:00 PM EDT Away Home Home Away Home 7:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:30 PM Away Away Home 1:00 PM CST 1:30 PM EST 1:30 PM EST CDT EDT EDT CDT EST *Ohio Valley Conference Games 1979 RESULTS Overall Record: Won 11, Lost 2, Tied 0 OVC Record: Won 5, Lost 1, Tied 0 Opponent EKU Kent State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Troy State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 East Tennessee .. ...... . . ..................... 20 Austin Peay• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Middle Tennessee• .... . ..... . . . ....... . ...... 52 Cal State-Fullerton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Western Kentucky• ............................ 8 Murray State• .............. .... .............. 7 Tennessee Tech• ... . .... . .................... 35 Jackson State .................... ; . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Morehead State• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Nevada-Reno•• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Lehigh•• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 *Ohio Valley Conference Game **NCAA I-AA Playoffs OPP 14 (A) 0 (H) 27 (A) 10 (H) lO(A) 7 (H) 6 (H) 24 (A) 0 (H) 21 (H) 7 (A) 30 (H) 7 (N) ATT 11,045 15,200 9,361 12,800 6,800 10,100 25,300 16,000 5,800 10,100 9,600 5,100 5,200 �SPORTS 80 FALL MEDIA GUIDE Contents Eastern Kentucky University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Athletics At EKU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Football ................... .. .................. .. .. 9 Men's Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Women's Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Men's Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Women's Field Hockey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Rifle .................. . . . ........................ 66 Women's Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Women's Volleyball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Conference Affiliations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Member: Ohio Valley Conference National Collegiate Athletic Association Kentucky Women's Intercollegiate Conference Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Eastern Kentucky University is an equal educational opportunity inslilulion. �• 1979 ... A YEAR TO BE REMEMBERED BY COLONEL FOOTBALL FANS Head coach Roy Kidd and his Eastern Colonels reached another milestone in their rich, illustrious football history last December by winning the NCAA's Division I-AA national championship. Eastern used a crushing ground game to destroy the Lehigh Engineers, 30-7, in Orlando, Fla.'s, Tangerine Bowl before 5,200 fans. "We were going to establish our ground game and throw the ball more if we needed," said Kidd. "But we were so successful running the ball, we just kept it on the ground." Eastern ran up 288 yards rushing, including 121 yards by fullback Dale Patton and 8 I yards by tailback Alvin Miller. For his efforts vs. Lehigh, Miller was voted the EKU Player of the Game by ABC-TV and Chevrolet. "We made some big third and fourth down conversions and that was a big part of our being able to consume so much of the clock," said Kidd. In fact, the Colonels were able to convert 13 of 16 third down situations. Defensively, Eastern was able to put extreme pressure on LU standout quarterback Rich Andres and, because of that, the Engineers' offense sputtered. Lehigh was only able to complete 6-23 passes for 102 yards and gain only 91 yards on the ground. "All we heard all that week was how good Lehigh's defense was. Well, our defense wanted to go out and show the people what a fine defense we had. I think the final stats showed who proved their point," Kidd said. Roverback George Floyd, noseguard Joe Richard, end Tim Frommeyer and tackle James Shelton were just some of the Colonels who turned in stellar performances. Eastern had advanced to the finals by defeating Nevada-Reno 33-30 in double-overtime the week before, while Lehigh had beaten Murray State 28- 9. "We knew if they had beaten Murray by that score at Murray, then they had a good football team. I believe our seniors ( 17 of them) wanted to go out on top and were not going to be denied. We played with intensity and won the war in the trenches. It was definitely one of our best games of the season," Kidd said. Eastern held its award banquet for the national champions in January with several special guests and an outstanding 20-minute film highlighting the 1979 championship season of the Colonels. At the event attended by more than 400 people, several proclamations by state and local officials were read and presented to head coach Roy Kidd. Included among these was a proclamation by Governor John Y. Brown, Jr. which cited the feats of the Colonel coaches and players and proclaimed the week of Jan. 20-26, 1980as:EKUNATIONALFOOTBALLCHAMPIONS WEEK in Kentucky. This message was conveyed to the audience by EKU president, Dr. J.C. Powell, in the absence of Governor Brown. 2 �Also on hand to read proclamations were state senator Robert R. Martin, state representative Harry Moberly, Jr. and chairman of the EKU Board of Regents, Charles Combs. Kidd, in turn, presented three national awards to the University. These included the NCAA's national trophy for the Division I-AA national championship: the John F. Kennedy Cup, presented to Kidd in New Orleans by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame, Inc.; and the Timmie Award, presented to Kidd by the Touchdown Club of Washington, D.C. These were accepted by Dr. Powell. Jim Delany, Commissioner of the OVC, brought his congratulations from the fellow conference members and also handed out All-OVC certificates to the first and second-team members of that team. Eastern Director of Athletics Donald G. Combs recognized Parrish and junior tailback Alvin Miller for their selection as the NCAA/ Chevrolet scholarship award winners for the three games televised by ABC. Parrish was chosen for the Murray State game, while Miller was picked for both playoff games vs. Nevada-Reno and Lehigh. Eastern's assistant coaches concluded the program by recognizing members of their respective units which made the EKU Winners Club, which denotes carrying out of at least 70 per cent of their assignments in each game. 3 �MEMOTOTHENEWSMEDU PHOTOGRAPHERS -Advance requests BY NAME are required and, as a general policy, there should be no more than one photographer per school or medium. Photographers may take pictures from the sidelines during the game provided they remain within specified areas - away from the immediate sidelines and the front of the bench and coaching areas (30 to 30 yd. line). Motion picture crews may use the facilities provided in the press box, upper deck. SEATING - In requesting working press tickets, please advise BY NAME as to the number in your party. It is desired that newspaper requests be limited to no more than two persons, radio requests, three persons. PRESS TAGS - Press tags must be worn for identification by all newsmen, photographers and scouts seated in the press box or located on the field. Please note: all press passes are issued BY NAME to authorized working personnel and are nontransferable. TO THE NEWS MEDIA The 1980 Fall Sports Factbook has been prepared especially for the members of the press, radio and television who cover the Colonels. We sincerely hope that it will provide many of the answers concerning the Colonels and Eastern Kentucky University. If you desire additional information, special features, pictures, etc., or have questions not answered in this brochure, feel free to contact the Division of Public Information located in the Jones Building (Telephone: 606-622-2301 and 606-622-2302). Information for Visiting Newsmen at FootbaU Games WORKING PRESS TICKETS - All requests for press tickets by working newspaper, radio, or television personnel should be made BY NAME, as far in advance as possible. Press tickets cannot be mailed less than one week in advance of the game. In the event of a large press turnout, priority will go to our regular coverage and statewide media. ACCOMMODATIONS AT EASTERNThe working newspaper and radio personnel, as well as scouts and other officials, will be furnished a copy of the play-by-play report and complete team and individual statistics at halftime and approximately five minutes after the game. Refreshments are served before and during the game. AVAILABILITY OF COACH ROY KIDD - EKY head coach Roy Kidd is available for telephone interviews, Monday Thursday from 8 a.m. - noon and I - 2:30 p.m. The only exception is Tuesdays and Thursdays when he teaches class from 10:30 - 11:30. Kidd's telephone number is (606) 622-2437. RADIO - All correspondence concerning Radio Broadcasting Rights should be addressed to the Division of Public Information Eastern Kentucky University. Requests should be made BY NAME as early as possible. Lines are to be ordered by the requesting station direct from the South Central Bell Telephone Company with instructions to contact this office prior to installing lines. Spotters can be made available if requested in advance. The "official station", as designated by the Director of Athletics of the visiting institution, will be assigned priority space. Requests by other stations will be considered in relation to availability of space and date of request. GENERAL INFORMATION Location - Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, a growing city of about 17,000. Enrollment - 13,714 Founded - 1906 President - Dr. J.C. Powell Vice President for Academic Affairs - Dr. John Rowlett Athletic Conference Ohio Valley, N.C.A.A. - Men; KWIC, AIAW - Women Gymnasium - Alumni Coliseum (capacity 6,500). Stadium - Hanger Field (capacity 20,000) Nickname - Colonels, Maroons Symbol - Colonel Colors - Maroon and White TELEVISION - Live television coverage is prohibited unless permission is granted by the Vice President for Public Affairs well in advance. SCOUTS - All requests by scouts should be made BY NAME as far in advance as possible. Scouts representing a college or university are limited to two per school, while professional scouts are restricted to one per team. Professional scouts' requests are to be made from the team's main office. 4 �Athletic Committee Members: Dr. Russell Bogue, Chairman; Dr. Dixon Barr; Dr. Anne Brooks; Dr. Larue Cocanougher; Dr. Clyde Lewis; Dr. Nancy Peel; Mr. Doug Whitlock; Mrs. Jeannette Crockett; Dr. Doris Sutton; Mr. C. E. Baldwin; Mr. A.L. Whitt; Mr. Donald Combs and Dr. Martha Mullins, ex-officio. Director of Athletics - Donald G. Combs Assistant Director of Athletics - Dr. Martha Mullins. Head Football Coach - Roy Kidd (Eastern Kentucky, 1954) Line Coaches - Joe Kinnan (Florida State 1968); Jim Tanara (UT-Chattanooga, 1965) Backfield Coaches - Jack Ison (Eastern Kentucky, 1961); Joe Blankenship (Eastern Kentucky, 1965); Leon Hart (Maryville, 1973). Head Coaches Other Sports - Baseball: Jim Ward; Basketball: Ed Byhre; Golf: Ray Struder; Swimming: Dan Lichty; Men's Track: Rick Erdmann; Men's Tennis: Tom Higgins; Gymnastics: Dr. Gerald Calkin; Rifle: Sgt Nelson Beard; Women's Tennis: Dr. Martha Mullins; Women's Volleyball: Dr. Geri Polvino; Women's Basketball: Dianne Murphy; Women's Gymnastics: Dr. Agnes Chrietzberg; Women's Field Hockey: Lynne Harvel; Women's Track and Field: Sandra Martin. Assistant Coaches Other Sports Basketball: Max Good and Bobby Washington; Swimming: Tim Cahill; Women's Basketball: Nell Hensley. Trainer - Dr. Bobby Barton. Assistant Trainer - Donna Reed. Sports Information Editor - Karl Park. Athletic Business Manager - David Parke. Board of Regents Chairman, Charles C. Combs, Richmond; Robert B. Begley, Jr., Richmond; Luther Farmer, McKee; Jerry Ikerd, Somerset; Henry D. Stratton, Pikeville; J.W. Phelps, Louisville; Beverly Yeiser, Winchester; John Keith, Cynthiana; Dr. Keith Algier, faculty representative, Clayburn Trowell, student representative. NEW NCAA GUIDELINES For Effective Sideline Control (2) Photographers working on the field may work on any part of the sideline outside the bench area and behind the end zone, OUTSIDE THE RESTRAINING AREA LIMIT LINES. No one is permitted in the bench area on the playing field, or in the restraining area next to the sideline, ANY TIME after the competition begins, including during timeouts unless he has been issued a bench pass. Photographers only may work unrestricted on the playing field and in the bench area immediately after the end of the game. The NCAA Football Rules Committee has adopted new guidelines for more efficient and safer sideline control during collegiate football contests. RU LE I, Section 2, Article 3 states: Limit lines shall be marked with 12-inch lines and at 24-inch intervals 12 feet outside the sidelines and the end lines, except in stadiums where total field surface does not permit. In these stadiums, the limit lines shall not be less than six feet from the sidelines and end lines. Limit lines shall be four inches in width. NO PERSON OUTSIDE THE TEAM AREA SHALL BE WITHIN THE LIMIT LINES. Should any questions arise or you incur any problems, please seek assistance from any EKU Security Personnel or Mr. Larry Bailey, University Photographer. Failure to comply with the new NCAA rules could result in your being asked to leave the field area. Photographers must observe the following two rules: (1) Each photographer shall wear a visible credential issued by the sports information director. 5 �• EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Growth - in quantity and quality - has been the theme at Eastern Kentucky University. The quantity speaks for itself. With an enrollment of nearly 14,000 students, the University's student body has more than tripled since 1960. As a result, new dormitories and large, well-equipped academic structures have been built. Dr. J.C. Powell will be completing his fifth year as president of the University in October. Powell, the school's seventh president, succeeded Dr. Robert R. Martin who served EKU in that position for 16¼ years. At a 1978 Board of Regents meeting, Eastern was reorganized into nine colleges and a graduate school. Five colleges - Applied Arts and Technology, Business, Education, Law Enforcement and Allied Health and Nursing - remain intact. Four new colleges were created, including Natural and Mathematical Sciences, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Arts and Humanities and Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics. The masters degree is offered in several fields as is the specialist degree. A joint doctoral program in education is sponsored in cooperation with the University of Kentucky. The physical plant has undergone building and renovation programs totaling more than $136 million since 1960. During this period every existing major campus facility has been remodeled or complety reconstructed. r,..... Dr. J.C. Powell, President 6 �ATHLETICS AT EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY The College of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics, sponsors seven intercollegiate sports for men, six intercollegiate sports for women and two coeducational intercollegiate sports. Extensive intramural programs are sponsored providing varied participation opportunities for all. These programs are an integral part of the total program and development of Eastern students. They offer experiences which contribute immeasurably to the health, vitality and preparation of young people as citizens and for their leadership contributions to the youth in the nation's schools and elsewhere. The College of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics offers a variety of degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The coaches of athletics are among the fifty seven full-time faculty members representing more than a score of the finest colleges and universities in the nation, required to produce academic, intramural and varsity athletic programs. The extensive indoor and outdoor facilities are used interchangeably for instruction and athletics as is the faculty. The College, which is organized under a single administrative unit, includes three academic departments under which there are seventeen undergraduate and graduate degree programs and intercollegiate athletics. This type organization contributes significantly to successful coordination of the program, faculty and facilities for maximum contribution to the overall mission of the University. The College is headed by Dean Russell Bogue. Its three academic departments are: School and Public Health, chaired by Dr. Herman Bush; Recreation and Park Administration, chaired by Dr. James McChesney; Physical Education, chaired by Dr. Lee Gentry. The College's program of intercollegiate athletics is administered by Athletic Director, Mr. Donald G. Combs, and Assistant Athletic Director, Dr. Martha Mullins. Its newly created Department of Services is administered by Dr. Fred Darling. Through its departments, the College offers six baccalaureate degree programs and four two-year associate of arts curricula for undergraduate students. At the graduate level seven graduate degree programs within the Masters of Arts in Education, the Master of Science, and the Specialist in Education degrees are offered. Rank II and Rank I teacher certifiction programs and other certification and endorsement programs are offered. The College also serves EKU's general education program through required physical education and health classes for freshmen and sophomores. Enrolled in the College's academic programs are some 1,300 majors, including more than 500 graduate students. To serve this large enrollment, the College boasts a full-time faculty of 57, including 25 members with the earned doctorate. Thirty-five graduate assistants perform teaching and other services. A balanced athletic program, intramural, sports clubs and intercollegiate, is provided by the College. Intramural and sports clubs 7 �programs are sponsored through the physical education department by intramural directors. Competition in numerous sports, including softball, flag football, soccer, racquetball, bowling, volleyball, table tennis, track, basketball and field hockey provide physical outlets for EKU students. EKU, a member of the NCAA and Ohio Valley Conference, fields athletic teams in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, swimming, golf, tennis, track (indoor and outdoor) rifle, and gymnastics. Basketball, field hockey, gymnastics, tennis, track and field and volleyball make up the intercollegiate program for women, under the AIAWand KWIC. Outstanding facilities are required to support an operation with the scope of Eastern's College of HPERA. The College's programs are housed in five major campus structures - The Robert B. Begley Building, where it is headquartered, the Alumni Coliseum, the Weaver Health Building, the Presnell Building and the Greg Adams Building. Numerous tennis courts, recreation areas, Gertrude Hood Field, Turkey Hughes Baseball Field, and the Tom C. Samuels grass-tex surfaced nine-lane track with tartan infield are among the other facilities of the College. An 18-hole golf course and an outdoor education-recreation demonstration area are located at Arlington. There are four equipped training rooms attached to the intercollegiate locker rooms in four Buildings. The Department of School and Public Health has an environmental health laboratory in the Rowlett Building. The seven-story Begley Building is designed to serve nearly 2,000 students hourly in classes and also provides seating for more than 20,000 football spectators. Included in the structure are three gymnasiums, 12 handball courts, 36 classrooms, 60 offices and the dressing facilities for physical education and football. A training area includes two exercise and weight-lifting rooms, a steam room and a large therapy tank. A seminar room and reception area are located on the second level of the building. Offices on this level have been accoustically treated to absorb sound from the open-top athletic area. The "Thomas E. McDonough Intramural Fields," which boasts IO football fields, two of which are varsity practice fields and another two which are large enough for soccer play, are in use. In season, eight softball fields may be superimposed on the football layouts. The Glenn Presnell Building houses football locker and shower rooms, a training room, rest rooms and storage, office and lecture areas. An equipment check-out room and other service facilities a re located to serve the students who participate in the intramural programs. The Greg Adams indoor tennis facility became available for use in the fall of 1976. It constitutes the fifth building on campus devoted to housing the activities of the College of HPERA. 8 �\ ecoaches �Roy Kidd directed his EKU Colonel football team to a school-record 11 wins during the 1979 season and the NCAA Division I-AA national championship. During his 16 years at Eastern, the Colonels have compiled a 111-S0-6 record and have won four OVC championships, one NCAA Mideast Region title and one national championship. 10 �Football His ability to communicate with his players stems from a realistic, matter-of-fact attitude. He's genuinely concerned about each individual as a player and as a student. He has a brilliant football mind and is a man who takes advantage of most situations and is not afraid to gamble. He is an organizer who has surrounded himself with a very capable coaching staff. All these ingredients point to the fact that Roy Kidd is a winner. It all started for Kidd as a little leaguer in Corbin, Ky., and he continued on the plus side of the ledger as a high school athlete and then as a football and baseball star at Eastern. When he was graduate assistant coach, Eastern went unbeaten and received an invitation to the Tangerine Bowl. Then he started coaching in high school, building tiny Richmond Madison into a state football powerhouse. He had a 54-10-1 record, a 27game winning streak and 14 consecutive unscored-upon games. He was Kentucky Coach of the Year in 1961 when the Purples were ranked No. I in the state all season. He went to Morehead as an assistant coach in 1962 and helped guide the Eagles to their second winning season in 13 years and a share of the OVC championship. Then it was back to Eastern in 1963 where he served as an assistant for one year before taking over the head job. The Colonels went 3-5-1 his first year, one of only two losing seasons he has had while coaching. They improved that to 5-3-1 the following year and Kidd was elected Coach of the Year in the OVC. Kidd is married to the former Susan Purcell of Richmond. They have three children: Marc, Kathy and Keith. ROY KIDD Head Coach Eastern head coach Roy Kidd begins his 17th season at the helm of the Eastern Colonels this year and will be attempting to break another coaching milestone in 1980. Kidd, who has compiled a 111 -50-6 record at EKU, ranks second in career coaching wins in Ohio Valley Conference history. Charles "Bubber" Murphy, former football coach at Middle Tennessee from 1952-68, won I 17 games during that period to rank first in career wins. Coaching milestones have become somewhat of a way of life for Kidd during the past couple of seasons. Two years ago, Kidd was able to pick up his 100th collegiate coaching victory as he guided the Colonels to an 8-2 record. Last year, of course, the Colonels won the NCAA Division I-AA national championship and set a school record for most wins in a season ( 11-2 record). And, this season, he needs only seven victories to break Murphy's all-time OVC coaching record. During these past 16 years, Eastern has captured a national championship, four OVC championships, had an unbeaten string of 15 games in the league and won the 1967 NCAA Mideast Regional Championship (covering more than I00 teams in a 10-state area) by defeating Ball State 27-13 in the Grantland Rice Bowl. EKU has compiled a record of 111-50-6 during this period. Eastern has also been ranked in the top twenty in the nation by both wire service polls, having gone as high as No. I in 1979. Kidd's success comes from a combination of demanding the ultimate in dedication and determination, yet being a coach who is respected by his players. II �Jim Tanara Jack Ison Joe Blankenship Leon Hart JIM TANARA Down Lineman Coach JACK ISON Defensive Backfield Coach Jim Tanara will handle the down linemen again in his second year as an assistant coach at Eastern. Tanara came to EKU from the staff of Bear Bryant at Alabama where he served 11 years in charge of the Tide's defensive front. While at Alabama, Tanara was a member of the staff that directed the T ide to two national championships and appearances in 11 bowl games. He also served as UA's head wrestling coach for 11 years. Tanara was a 1960 graduate of Spring-Ford High School in Royers Ford, Pa., where he earned all-state honors in football and wrestled for his high school team. He later was a three-year letterman for UTChattanooga and started at both defensive end and tight end . While collecting Little AllAmerican honors in 1964, he received his bachelor of science degree in 1965 and was drafted by the New Orleans Saints upon graduation. He was an assistant football coach at Cleveland (Tenn.) High School for three years before going to Alabama in 1968. He received his master's degree from Alabama in 1970. Coach Jack Ison welcomes back George Floyd and Rodney Byrd who combined for 13 of EK U's school-record 22 interceptions as he readies for another season as backfield coach. Ison will also serve as defensive coordinaor again this season and is the dean of Colonel assistant coaches. The Russell native is married to the former Patricia Lykins, whom he met as a classmate at Eastern. They have two daughters, Elizabeth ( 18) and Melinda (14). LEON HART Offensive Backfield Coach Leon Hart begins his third season as a fulltime assistant in charge of the EKU offensive backfield. Coach Hart returns everybody in the backfield except quarterback Bill Hughes, as EKU hopes to improve it 327.2 total offense average. Hart grad uated from Mansfield (Ohio) Madison High School in 1969, and went on to Maryville College where he received his B.A. in education in I973. While at Maryville, Hart lettered four years in football and three years in baseball, serving as captain of the baseball squad as a senior. He was a safety for the Maryville gridders, leading the team in interceptions his last three seasons. Hart is married to the former Becki Sowers of Mansfield a nd they have one son, Timothy Robert (3). JOE BLANKENSHIP End and Linebacker Coach As Joe Blankenship begins his fourth year as an assistant coach at Eastern, graduation hit his two units- ends and linebackersharder than any other group on the team. Six players, including All-American linebacker Bob McIntyre a nd second-team All-OVC end Tim Frommeyer, have graduated. After spending his freshman year of college at the University of Kentucky, Blankenship played his final three years at Eastern, receiving his bachelor's degree in 1966 from EK U. Blankenship also put in a coaching stint at Louisville Seneca High School before coming to Eastern. Blankenship is married to the former Brenda Wooden of Louisville and they have two children, Kimberly Lynn ( 17) and J oseph Troy (9). 12 �Joe Kinnan Dr. Bo bby Barton Teddy Taylor Pete Corrao JOE KINNAN Line Coach TEDDY TAYLOR Defensive End Coach J oe Kinnan will tell you that no matter how good your runnings backs are, they have to have a good line in front of them to be successful. Beginning his fifth year as offensive coordinator, Coach Kinnan will have AIIOVC guard Kevin Greve and eight other lettermen returning to lead E KU to a hopedfor eighth consecutive 2,000-yard rushing season. Kinna n received his bachelor's degree from Florida State in 1968 and his masters degree in education from there also in 1969. He is married to the former Linda Norwood of Anna Marie, Fla., a nd they have one son, J oe J r., (9). Teddy Taylor, a 1970 graduate of Eastern, will serve as a coach for Kidd's Colonels for the second straight season. While serving as dorm director, T aylor will work with the defensive e nds for the Colonels. An All-American noseguard at Eastern in 1969, Taylor was a significant force in E KU's M id east Regional a nd O h io Vall ey Conference championship team of 1967 and the OVC champion squad of 1968. Taylor served as head coach at Pineville High School after filling an assistant's post there for two years. He was voted South East Kentucky Conference Coach of the Year in 1978 while guiding his team to a 9-3 record. PETE CORRAO Wide Receiver Coach DR. BOBBY BARTON Athletic Trainer Pete Corrao, a supervisor of two men's residence halls at Eastern, will serve coach Roy Kidd as the coach of the Colonel wide receivers for the second consecutive season in 1980. Corrao came to Eastern fro m the University of Dayton where he was a member of coach Rick Carter's staff fo r the U D Flyers. He also coached the receivers for that 1978 UD team which went 9-2-1 a nd pa rticipated in the NCAA Division Ill playoffs. Corrao is a 1972 graduate of Providence High School in Clarksville, Ind., where he played football, baseball and basketball. He played his four years of collegiate football at Hanover College (Ind.) where he was an AllDistrict, All-Hoosier-Buckeye Conference a nd honorable mention center for Carter, who also coached Hanover at that time. During his last three years a t Hanover, the Panthers went 26-3. He holds his bachelors of business administration-secondary education from Ha nover in 1976. He received his masters of educational adm inistra tion from Dayton in 1979. He is married to the former Suzanne S pencer of LaGrange, Ill. Dr. Bobby Barton of Lexington is beginning his fi fth season as athletic trainer at E KU. Barton came t o Eastern from the University of Kentucky where he served as associate t rainer in charge of the basketball Wildcats. Barton received his B.A. degree from t he University of Kentucky in 1968 a nd his M .S. a t Marshall University in I970. He earned his Doctor of Arts degree in Adapted Physical Educat ion at Middle T ennessee State University in 1975 and has also completed the requirements fo r his certificate in corrective thera py from Texas A&M University. Barton is married to the former J ojean Chestnut of Lexington and they have one son, Brian. 13 �Donald G. Combs David Parke Dr. Martha Mullins Donna Reed DONALD G. COMBS Director of Athletics DAVID PARKE Athletic Business Manager Donald G Combs begins his tenth year as Director of Athletics at Eastern, after serving the university 13 years as swimming coach. Combs who was known throughout the state as •the dean of Kentucky collegiate swimming coaches, handed over his swimming coaching duties to Dan Lichty, his assistant, in 1975. He is currently serving his second year as an at-large member of the NCAA's Division IAA football committee. Recognized as a "Master Coach" by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America in 1970, Combs coached Eastern's swim team from 1963-75. During those years, the EK U Eels captured 12 consecutive Kentucky Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving Championships. A 1949 graduate of Model Laboratory School, Combs received his B.S. in 1953 and M.A. in 1965. Both degrees are from Eastern. The son of Baseball Hall-of-Farner Earle B. Combs, Sr., and Mrs. Combs of Richmond, Combs and his wife, Pauline, have four children. David Parke, a 1978 graduate ofEK.U, will begin his first year as Athletic Business Manager for the EKU Colonel teams. Parke, who has worked for the past two years as a cashier in the Billings and Collections Division at EKU has been a member of the Eastern statistic; crew for the football and basketball games of the Colonels for five years. A 1974 graduate of Madison Central High School, Parke played baseball, football and basketball for the Indians. He lettered four years in baseball and two seasons in football where he was named All-Mid State Conference at center in 1973. Parke, 24, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Parke of Union City, Ky. DONNA REED Assistant Athletic Trainer Donna Reed, a graduate of Southern Connecticut State College in New Haven, is beginning her second year as Assistant Athletic Trainer at EKU. Following her graduation in 1976 from SCSC, she was a student trainer at the University of Oregon in 1977 and 1978 where she received her Masters in 1978. DR. MARTHA MULLINS Assistant Athletic Director Dr. Martha Mullins has entered her fifth year as Assistant Athletic Director, combining this position with her talents as women's tennis coach at Eastern. She has been the Coordinator of Women's Intercollegiate Athletics at Eastern for the past nine years. This year will be the 12th year Mullins has served as head coach of the EK U women's tennis team. In her years as coach of the Eastern team, EK U has finished as high as second in the state and third in the Ohio Valley Conference. 14 ��1980 FOOTBALL PROSPECTUS The defending NCAA Division I-AA national champion Eastern Kentucky University Colonels football team will return 33 lettermen as they try to defend their crown during the 1980 season. Eastern, who finished the year with an I 1-2 record and NCAA playoff wins over NevadaReno (33-30) and Lehigh (30-7), will have the top three rushers coming back - fullback Dale Patton and tailbacks Alvin Miller and Anthony Braxton. Patton, a two-time AII-OVC senior fullback, rushed for 729 yards and nine touchdowns, while Miller, a senior second-team AII-OVC selection, was the Colonels' top rusher with 777 yards and nine TD's. Braxton, a junior who began the '79 year as the starting tailback before injuries forced him to the sideline, added 290 yards and 2 TD's. Two other rushers who aided the Colonels during the 1979 season and who will be returning for the '80 campaign are sophomore fullback Nicky Yeast (54 carries, 222 yards, t~o TD's) and senior tailback Bruce Cox (27-116 and one TD). The Colonels' offense will be aided by what head coach Roy Kidd calls "the best group of receivers we've ever had a t one time here a t Eastem.H Junior second-team AII-OVC flanker Jerry Parrish heads the group wit h his impressive '79 statistics of 25 receptions for 549 yards and four touchdowns. Other members of this group include senior split-end David Booze ( 17 catches, 291 yards, three TD's); junior tight end Cris Curtis (9-123-2 Td's); sophomore split-end Steve Bird; junior flanker Ranard McPhaul; and sophomore tight end Tron Armstrong. Parrish was a definite "triple-threat" for the Colonels in 1979. He led Division I-AA in kickoff returns with his 28. 7 yard average on 14 returns for 402 yards. And, Parrish also rushed the ball on flanker reverses 11 times for 111 yards and three TD's. Junior All-OVC guard Kevin Greve leads an offensive line which opened the holes last year for 2,827 yards on the ground and 33 rushing TD's. Other lettermen returning on the line include senior guard Danny Hope;junior offensive tackle David Dihrkop; senior tackles Mike Sheehan and Darryl Lawson; sophomore guard Chris Taylor; senior center Joe Schipske; and sophomore center Steve Coleman. Senior AII-OVC placekicker David Flores (9 FG's, 39 EP) will add punch to an offense that averaged 26.5 points per game last year. The one big question mark on offense and, perhaps, the key to the fortunes of the 1980 Colonels lies with who will take over the quarterback slot. Junior Chris Isaac is the heir appa rent to the job, as he threw for three touchdowns and rushed for three more. Isaac's passing stats for the '79 season included hitting 21-54 passes for 356 yards and four interceptions. Defensively, EKU returns just four starters from a unit that allowed less than two touchdowns per game. Senior tackles James Shelton (28 tackles, 39 assists), Ma rk Siemon (1225) and Buddy Moor (39-25) will anchor the line along with senior end Tim Nix and sophomore ends Randy Taylor and Richard Bell. The top four linebackers for the Colonels graduated leavinl! the two starting slots up for grabs between sophomores Alex Dominguez and Mike Wagers, freshman red-shirt Paul Krafton, plus incoming freshmen. Junior second-team All-OVC roverback George Floyd heads a talented number ofreturnees in EK U's defensive backfield. Floyd is the top returning tackler on the team with 68 tackles and 50 assists, led the OVC in interceptions with seven and paced the team in fumble recoveries with four. Other lettermen returning in the secondary include senior Charles Brunson,juniors Rodney Byrd and Tom White and sophomore Gus Parks. Kidd, who begins his 17th year at the helm of the Colonels as the second winningest active coach in Division I-AA (111-50-6), has again lined up an impressive schedule for the 1980 year. The I I-game card includes the usual six-OVC teams, new OVC members Akron and Youngstown, and Division I-A opponents East Tennessee and East Carolina, plus Kentucky State. 16 �1980 COLONELS A CAPSULE ANALYSIS Offense - I-Pro-Set Defense - 5-2 or Oklahoma Strengths - Receivers; Running Backs; Experienced Offensive Line. Weaknesses - Lack of experience at backup quarterback slot; Lack of depth and experience in defensive end and linebacker positions. Lettermen Lost - 17 LETTERMEN RETURNING (33) Ends - David Booze, Steve Bird, Cris Curtis, Jerry Parrish, Ranard McPhaul, Richard Bell, Tom Nix, Bobby Woods. Tackles - David Dihrkop, Darryl Lawson, Mike Sheehan, Randy Taylor, Mark Willoughby, James Shelton, Mark Siemon. Guards - Danny Hope, Kevin Greve, Chris Taylor. Centers - Joe Schipske, Steve Coleman. Tailbacks - Alvin Miller, Tony Braxton. Fullbacks - Dale Patton, Nicky Yeast. Quarterback - Chris Isaac. Secondary - George Floyd, Charles Brunson, Gus Parks, Tom White, Rodney Byrd. Kicking Specialists - David Flores, Greg Buky. Noseguard - Buddy Moor. 17 �OFFENSE • 4. ► ~ ~ t. ' /"'I!"... ... ~· ...... • ~~ CHRIS ISAAC BRENT MUNCY TUCK WOOLUM KEVIN GREVE CHRIS TAYLOR BOB WARD DANNY.UOPE .. QUARTERBACKS GUARDS Chris Isaac .. . Junior ... 21 ... 5-1 0½ ... 165. .. Two Letters ... New Smyrna Beach, Fla... Danny Hope ... Senior ... 21 ... 6-01/2 . .. 225. . . Three Letters ... Miami, Fla ... Will begin One of two offensive captains for the '80 season ... has excellent arm ... has shown great improvement in fundamentals ... played entire game in last season's 33-7 win over CalState Fullerton ... has great quickness when running the football . . . could be best quarterback in conference this year . .. led White team to 20-14 victory in Spring game by running for two TD's and throwing for another. .. half brother of New Orleans Saints and ex-University of Florida wide receiver Wes Chandler . . . high school coach- Bill Moreman of New Smyrna Beach. fourth year as a starter . . . elected team captain, along with Isaac, for the offensive unit ... loves to play games and practice .. . extremely competitive and very aggressive .. . an excellent student ... member of winners' club ... high school coach - Chris Vagotis of Killian. Brent Muncy ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-1 . .. 173 . .. No Letters ... Russell, Ky . .. Did not participate in any games last year ... is a very talented runner . . . needs to improve passing . . . very durable ... will battle for a backup slot this season . . . member of Russell High School's 1979 state AAA championship team. . . high school coach - Ivan McGlone of Russell. Tuck Woolum .. . Sophomore ... 19 ... 5-11½ ... 195 ... No Letters ... Pineville, Ky ... Saw limited playing time last season . . threw touchdown pass against Middle Tennessee after injuries had sidelined EK U's top two quarterbacks ... very good thrower ... needs to work on quickness and taking snaps ... should push for backup slot at QB ... son of former Richmond Madison and Kentucky quarterback, Dr. Jerry Woolum . .. high school coach - Teddy Taylor of Pineville. Kevin Greve ... Junior ... 20 .. . 6-1 ... 240 .. . Two Letters ... Cincinnati, Ohio ... Was a first-team All-OVC selection last year . . . possesses outstanding strength and aggressiveness . .. should combine with Hope to form one of the league's best guard combinations ... also an excellent student ... member of winners' club ... high school coach - Gerry Faust of Moeller. Chris Taylor ... Sophomore ... 20 . .. 6-3 . .. 225 ... One Letter ... Waycross, Ga... A fine athlete who logged a lot of playing time last year as a swing guard .. . will give the Colonels excellent depth at this position ... used as a tight end in blocking situations . .. graduate of Ware County High School. Bob Ward ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-4 ... 225 .. . No Letters ... Knoxville, Tenn . .. Did not participate in any games during the 1979 year. .. lacks experience and technique ... needs to be more aggressive ... high school coach Bill Young of Bearden. Pete Parks . .. Sophomore .. . 19 ... 6-4½ .. . 240 ... No Letters ... Springfield, Ohio . . . Not as aggressive as coaches would like . . . lacks experience . . . needs to work on technique ... did not participate in any games last year ... graduate of Greenon High School. 18 �JERRY PARRISH DAVID BOOZE GARY BRANCH JOE SCHIPSKE STEVE COLEMAN ... < ¼--," ~ RAN ARD McPHAUL ~l~- ,_ ~ STEVE BIRD WIDE RECEIVERS Ranard McPhaul ... Junior ... 21 .. . 5-8 ... 151 ... One Letter ... Miami, Fla ... Did fine job in returning kickoffs ( 11 for 25.5 avg.) until put out of action with fractured collarbone ... runs 4.5 40-yard dash ... also some limited duty at tailback in '79, gaining 86 yards rushing from that position . . . high school teammate of fellow EKU players Danny Hope and Charles Brunson ... high school coach Chris Vagotis of Killian. Jerry Parrish ... Junior ... 20 ... 5-11 ½ .. . 173 ... Two Letters ... Auburndale, Fla. . . Has great speed and great hands . .. has been clocked in 4.35 seconds in the 40-yard dash ... finished second in the nation in kickoff return average last season with his 28. 7 mark . . voted MVP of the televised Murray State game by A BC and Chevrolet ... totaled seven touchdowns last year, with three of those coming on flanker reverses ... member of the 1979 winners' club ... recovered completely from the hamstring problems which hampered him last year ... leading returning receiver with 25 receptions for 549 yards and 4 TD's ... second-team AII-OVC choice in 1979 . .. high school coach - Joe Parrish of Auburndale. David Booze ... Senior ... 22 ... 6-2½ ... 185. .. Three Letters . . . St. Petersburg, Fla. . Missed the last five games of the yearw1th tom cartilage in his knee which he suffered in the Middle Tennessee game ... played the first few contests of the '79 year with a broken bone in his wrist suffered in fall drills . . . was one of the top receivers in the OVC (17 catches for 291 yards) until injury sidelined him ... was held out of all contact work this past spring .. . excellent speed (4.55 in the 40 yd. dash) .. . savage blocker ... tremendous pro prospect .. . could have top two wide receivers of any football team anywhere ... member of the '79 winners' club .. . high school coach - Harry Kaminsky of Lakewood. Gary Branch ... Sophomore .. . 20 ... 5-1 O½ . . . 195 . .. No Letters ... Dayton, Ohio .. . Has outstanding speed ... runs 4.55 40-yard dash .. . converted from running back to wide receiver in the spring ... excellent blocker . .. needs experience and to work on catching the ball ... high school coach - George Kellar of Meadowdale. Steve Bird . .. Sophomore . .. 19 ... 5-11 ... 166 ... One Letter ... Corbin, Ky ... Had an excellent freshman year and very fine spring .. . runs excellent routes and has fine hands . . . has been clocked at 4.65 in 40-yard dash . . . caught six passes for 96 yards in spring game . . . might be holder for extra point and field goal attempts .. . led team in average per reception (26.8) in 1979 ... son of former UK standout Jerry Bird ... high school coach - Archie Powers of Corbin. CENTERS Joe Schipske ... Senior ... 22 . .. 5-11 ... 221 . .. Two Letters ... Franklinville, N.J ... Made good progress in the spring ... this position is the only spot where no starter returns in the line ... good quickness and strength are his assets ... fifth year in the program ... centers for all snaps for punts, extra points and field goals ... high school coach - John Oberg of Delsea. Steve Coleman ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 6-1½ . .. 230 ... One Letter . .. Stanford, Ky . .. Started several games at offensive tackle before having knee problems . . . needs experience ... very physical player ... will give EKU solid depth at center . . . high school coach - Bill Leedy of Lincoln County. 19 �AL VIN MILLER CRIS CURTIS TONY BRAXTON BRUCE COX J.T. GRADDICK TRON ARMSTRONG TAILBACKS J. T. Graddick ... Junior ... 26 ... 5-9½ ... 168 ... No Letters ... Owensboro, Ky ... Has great working attitude ... lacks speed ... a very hard worker ... married, and he and his wife are the proud parents of twins born during last year's championship season ... high school coach Gerald Poynter of Owensboro. Alvin Miller ... Senior ... 21 ... 5-7 ... 191 ... Two Letters ... Ft. Pierce, Fla . .. Converted from fullback to tailback last season and responded by being selected second-team AllOVC ... started last 10 games of the year . .. a very punishing type of runner .. . nicknamed 'The Horse" . . . good blocker and pass receiver ... very durable ... best game was Nevada-Reno playoff contest when he rushed for 144 yards in 33 carries and scored three TD's ... named MVP of the Reno and Lehigh playoff games by ABC and Chevrolet . . . member of 1979 winner's club ... missed most of spring with knee strain . .. high school coach - Phillip Farinella of Ft. Pierce, Fla. TIGHT ENDS Cris Curtis ... Junior ... 20 ... 6-3 ... 218 Two Letters ... Titusville, Fla ... Played in reserve role last year after starting eight games during the 78 season .. has outstanding hands . .. could be No. I punter this fall .. . very strong ... extremely hard worker ... a member of'79 winners club ... caught winning two-point conversion versus Western Kentucky last year .. . high school coach Jay Donnelly of Astronaut. Tony Braxton ... Junior ... 21 ... 5-10 ... 195 ... One Letter ... Cincinnati, Ohio ... Started last season as the No. I tailback for the Colonels before injuries hampered his play ... runs 4.6 40-yard dash ... had excellent spring. . . eliminated tendency to fumble . . . will challenge for starting position ... scored TD in championship game at Orlando ... gained 133 yards in 18 carries for one touchdown in spring game ... runs inside and outside equally well .. . needs to remain consistent in performance ... top game was I02 yards in 14 carries vs. Austin Peay in 1979 ... graduate of Withrow High School. Tron Armstrong ... Sophomore ... 19 . .. 6-1 . .. 200 ... No Letters ... St. Petersburg, Fla... Tron was converted from split-end to tight end in spring practice . . . has great speed and hands ... timed in 40-yard dash at 4.5 ... will challenge for starting position . . . slowed somewhat by groin pull in spring . . . very aggressive ... caught TD pass in spring game. .. high school teammate of David Booze ... high school coach - Bob Stephens of Lakewood. Bruce Cox ... Senior . .. 22 ... 5-8 . .. 168 . .. One Letter ... Miami, Fla. .. Missed most of 1979 season with hamstring pull suffered in spring of '79 and re-injured last fall .. . ran a 9.6 JOO-yard dash in junior college ... needs to regain old form to warrant more playing time. . . member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes ... high school coach - Jesse Davis of Palmetto. 20 �DARRYL LAWSON DAVID DIHRKOP MIKE SHEEHAN DALE PATTON NICKY Y EAST DA VE SCHA IBLE PAUL SHEDDAN TACKLES FULLBACKS Darryl Lawson ... Senior ... 22 ... 5-11 .. . 250 .. . Three Letters ... Cincinnati, Ohio .. . Should start at right tackle ... excellent feet and explosiveness ... injured in pre-season last year ... missed half the '79 season due to injury . . . is completely recovered now ... a two-year starter . . . could be top offensive tackle in OVC this year ... high school coach - Bob Lewis o f Wyom ing. Dale Patton .. . Senior ... 22 . . . 5-10 . .. 230 . . . Three Letters ... Cincinnati, Ohio . .. A twotime All-OVC performer ... served as captain in 1979 ... member of winner's club last year .. . tough inside runner ... good quickness ... outstanding blocker . . . holds a ll-time EKU rushing record for a fullback for a season with 985 yards ... nicknamed "The General" ... . had his best game in championship contest vs. Lehigh when he rushed for 121 yards and one TD in 21 carries ... has scored 28 TD's at EKU, eight shy of Jimmie Brook's all-time record of 36 ... high school coach - Steve Schweitzer of Aiken. David Dihrkop ... Junior ... 21 .. . 6-4 ... 240 .. . Two Letters . . . Jamestown, Ohio ... Is a returning starter from last season ... missed a couple of games with an injury ... should be No. I left tackle this season .. . good technician ... very intelligent a nd very consistent . . . had outstanding spring . . . member of winners' club ... high school coach - Jerry Bonte of Greenview. Nicky Yeast .. . Sophomore .. . 20 . .. 5-10½ . . . 235 ... One Letter ... Harrodsburg, Ky... Had excellent freshman year alternating at fullback with Patto n . .. started vs. Middle Tennessee and won OVC Rookie of the Week honors with his I03 yards in 19 carries and one TD performance . . . scored TD in cha mpionship game ... elusive runner with great quickness for a player his size ... had good spring and imp roved h is blocking tremendously ... best receiver among backs .. . high school coach - Alvis Johnson of Har rods burg. Mike Sheehan ... Senior ... 22 ... 6-4½ .. . 250 . . . Two Letters ... Louisville, Ky . .. . Started part of the season last year ... had excelle nt spring ... improved technique through hard work . . . beginning fifth year with Colonels ... member of winners' club for'79 . . . will challenge for starting position ... high school coach - Bill Glaser of St. Xavier. Dave Schaible ... Junior ... 21 ... 6-1 ... 210 . · . . N o Letters . . . Cincinnati, Ohio ... Needs to improve quickness a nd blocking ... a good inside runner ... carried five times for 25yards in limited playing time last year ... missed parts of last season and most of spring with injuries . .. graduate of Oak Hills High School. Roger Landrum . .. Sophomore .. . 20 . .. 6-3½ .• . 230 . •. No Letters ... Lenoir City, Tenn . . . . Transferred to E KU from Auburn U niversity ... an aggressive, hard worker .. . needs to improve quickness and technique .. . graduate o f Lenoir High School. Paul Sheddan .. . Sophomore ... 19 . . . 6-2½ ... 250 ... No Letters .. . Summerland Key, Fla. . . . Did not participate in any games during the '79 season . .. needs to improve consistently ... a lso needs work on technique and quickness . . . high school coach - Gene Roberts of Key West. 21 �KICKING SPECIALISTS Greg Buky . .. Sophomore . .. 19 . .. 5-10 ... 214 . .. One Letter ... Mt. Washington, Ky . . . . Showed great improvement on pll cement kicks in spring ... kicked off in every game last year except the opener and Nevada-Reno playoff contest ... will possibly be the kickoff man this season . . . graduate of Bullitt Central High School. David Flores ... Senior ... 23 ... 5-8 ... 169 ... Three Letters ... Cincinnati, Ohio ... Has broken all Eastern season and career field goal and extra point records ... very consistent with excellent accuracy ... kicked a school record-tying 49-yard field goal versus NevadaReno plus the game-winning field goal in double overtime ... also kicked a field goal in the championship game win over Lehigh ... has great concentration . . . a very hard worker . . . holds OVC consecutive kick scoring record (60) ... a first team AII-OVC choice in 1979 . . . graduate of Mariemont High School. DAVID FLORES 22 �DEFENSE I, .;!.,.. ·--...... ......... ~ HENRY ROBINSON JAMES SHELTON ~ .r:n MARK SIEMON ',Jllll' ii'll . TOM LAFARY MARK WILLOUGHBY RANDY TAYLOR NOSEGUARDS VICTOR RHEA Tom LaFary .. . Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-3 ... 215 ... No Letters ... Cincinnati, Ohio ... Is a very good technique football player . .. needs to gain 20-30 pounds . . . does not have strength to withstand some of the blocking in the trenches ... very coachable ... getting more physical with every practice ... needs more experience ... high school coach - Ray Heidorn of LaSalle. Buddy Moor ... Senior ... 20 ... 6-5 ... 250 ... Three Letters ... Valdosta, Ga... Will be playing his first year as a noseguard after three successful years at tackle . . . will serve as defensive unit co-captain for 1980 season ... moved to this new position the last couple of days of spring practice and responded well ... good size and good quickness ... hopeful he can play as well as he did after the move in spring practice ... high school coach - Joe Wilson of Lowndes. TACKLES Mark Willoughby ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 6-1 . .. 235 ... One Letter ... Louisville, Ky. . . . Was moved from offensive guard to defensive tackle in spring ... will be counted on to lend depth to our down linemen ... had outstanding spring practice . .. very aggressive and is destined to be outstanding tackle ... height could be a disadvantage .. . technique is top asset ... very coachable and a good athlete . . . high school coach - Corky Miller of Fairdale. James Shelton ... Senior . .. 22 . .. 6-2½ .. . 255 ... Three Letters ... Cincinnati, Ohio .. . Should start at left tackle when season opens .. . has been a regular for the past two years ... second team All-OVC as a sophomore ... preseason choice last year for all-conference team ... elected co-captain for 1980 defensive unit ... excellent game player ... capable of being a better football player ... member of winners' club ... high school coach - Steve Schweitzer of Aiken. Randy Taylor ... Sophomore . .. 19 . .. 6-4 . .. 220 ... One Letter ... Cincinnati, Ohio ... Lettered at defensive end last year ... has grown since he's been at Eastern . . . was moved to noseguard in the spring, until the last week of spring drills when he was switched to left tackle ... very aggressive player ... needs to get stronger in upper body ... will contribute as a down lineman . .. high school coach - Jack Campbell of Woodward. Mark Siemon .•. Senior ••. 21 ... 6-4 ... 223 . . . One Letter ... Springfield, Ohio ... Came into his own in the middle of last year ... takes the game seriously ... very coachable ... size, speed and desire to be an outstanding player . .. end of the '79 season was perha ps best tackle . . . member of last season's winners' club ... graduate of Shawnee High School. Victor Rhea ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-3 .. . 245 ... No Letters ... Wheelwright, Ky . . . Needs to be more physical when playing in the trenches ... very inexperienced ... needs to use his size to be an excellent player ... should work harder to reach the next level of improvement . . . high school coach - Don Daniels of Wheelwright. Henry Robinson ... Junior ... 20 ... 5-11 .. . 220 . . . No Letters ... Louisville, Ky . .. . Played at noseguard some as a sophomore .. . needs improvement ... physically strong .. . with good fall, will be an adequate backup .. . graduate of Jeffersontown High School. 23 �• ~ ~ MIKE WAGERS t ~.-,,. "¥'.: 4\!t• _.., ~ ' -i• I' r.; ';I)~ . FRED PEACE , ' . . PAUL KRAFTON RICHARD BELL BOBBY WOODS LINEBACKERS Paul Krafton... Sophomore... 19. .. 6-1 ... 220 . .. No Letters . .. Salem, N .J... Has a lot of potential. . . extremely hard worker in our winter program. . . in time should be an outstanding linebacker... very aggressive. .. graduate of Milford Academy Prep School. Alex Dominguez ... Sophomore ... 20 . .. 6-1 ... 210 . .. No Letters ... South Miami, Fla. .•. Did good job in his limited playing time last year ... is coming off knee surgery in '78 ... will be starting out at full strength in the fall ... could be a stabilizing force for our linebackers ... extremely dedicated athlete . .. anticipate outstanding play in the '80 season ... graduate of South Miami High School. ENDS Richard Bell ... Sophomore . .. 20 ... 6-3 ... 215 ... One Letter ... Marietta, Ga. .. After being red-shirted his freshman year, he played very little last season ... greatest asset is his strength . .. has good speed ... was used on kick coverage last season and recovered a fumbled punt return in Lehigh championship game which helped Colonels to victory ... is making progress . .. graduate of Sprayberry High School. Mike Wagers ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-3 ... 195 ... No Letters ... Brooksville, Fla ... Played a few snaps last season for the Colonels at linebacker .. . highly intense player ... needs to redirect his temper in order to improve his concentration ... size should make him a fine linebacker ... improving technique in each practice ... extremely aggressive ... member of specialty teams last year ... high school coach - Chuck Wood of Hernando. Tom Nix ... Senior ... 21 ... 6-0 ... 203 ... One Letter ... Pompano Beach, Fla ... Most experienced of the returning defensive ends ... missed the entire off-season program and spring drills with injury . .. has excellent speed for his position ... caused fumble in Lehigh game on punt return . .. recovered a fumble in the Nevada-Reno playoff game .. . member of the winners' club .. high school coach Dennis Lynch of Deerfield Beach. Darrin Howard ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 5-9 . . . 197 ... No Letters ... Pineville, Ky . . . Started spring extremely well at linebacker .. . needs game experience ... a walk-on ... a very hard worker ... if he maintains his intensity he will develop and contribute quite a bit ... high school coach - Teddy Taylor of Pineville. Fred Peace ... Sophomore ... 20 .. . 6-0 .. . 218 ... No Letters ... Middlesboro, Ky . . . Fred has moved from linebacker to defensive end to center and back to linebacker ... can still long snap on conversion attempts . . . coaching staff believes he has settled into a position where he can contribute . . . has definite linebacker qualities . . . with experience and time learning technique, should develop into a good linebacker. Bobby Woods . .. Sophomore . .. 19 ... 6-2 ... 215 . .. One Letter ... Oak Hill, Fla. .. Converted from linebacker to noseguard to defensive end position in the spring . . . posesses excellent ability . . . made good progress in the spring ... needs only more playing time to be an outstanding player ... high school coach - Bill Moreman of New Smyrna Beach. 24 �MIKE NEAL RODNEY BYRD BURNEY POMLEE CHARq:s BRUNSON GEORGE FLOYD GUS PARKS TOMMY WHITE George Floyd ... Junior ... 20 ... 5-11 .. . 188 ... Two Letters . . . Brooksville, Fla. . . Will be Mike Neal ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-2 ... 218 ... No Letters ... Orlando, Fla... Was moved from defensive tackle to defensive end in the spring ... had an inconsistent spring ... needs to increase size to play end ... has good feet ... needs to improve concentration ... has good aggressiveness . .. graduate of Edgewater High School. a third-year starter ... a second-team All-OVC choice in 1979 ... led OVC in interceptions and tackles among secondary players .. . a crunching tackler . .. returned a punt for a TD last season .. . intercepted three passes vs. Austin Peay in 1979 ... had great spring . . . very intense competitor . .. is a very good practice and game player . .. was among nation's leaders in interceptions last year ... member of winners' club ... high school coach - Chuck Wood of Hernando. Allen Young ... Sophomore ... 20 .. . 6-2½ ... No Letters ... Louisville, Ky ... Was a walk-on in the off-season program . .. runs well . .. is very aggressive . .. made very steady progress ... needs experience in college game ... played for EK U assistant Joe Blankenship in high school ... graduate of Seneca High School. Rodney Byrd ... Junior ... 20 ... 5-11 ... 180 .. . Two Letters ... Brooksville, Fla... Will be the starting safety this fall . . . had great spring practice ... will play more than one position .. . leading intercepter for EK U in '79 in ration to number of snaps played . .. was in on 18 tackles vs. Western . . . made game-saving tackle in last minute vs. WK U on Eastern oneyard line ... improved concentration in spring . .. a good hitter ... member of winners' club .. . high school coach - Chuck Wood of Hernando. Burney Pomlee ... Senior ... 22 . .. 6-1 ... 225 ... No Letters ... Davenport, Iowa ... Played noseguard and tackle for Eastern last year .. . was switched to defensive end in the spring .. . has excellent speed . . . a member of the kickoff coverage team ... made many initial hits on Colonel kickoffs in '79 . . . possesses the athletic ability to be a fine player but lacks aggressiveness and experience. Tommy White .. . Junior ... 20 .. . 5-9 ... 180 . .. Two Letters ... Georgetown, Ky .. .. Was becoming an outstanding cornerback toward the end of his sophomore year .. . had a good off-season program . .. pulled muscle in conditioning which caused him to miss most of the spring . .. coaches expect him to pick up where he left off last fall .. . memberof winners' club. .. graduate of Scott County High School. SECONDARY Charles Brunson ... Senior ... 21 ... 6-1 ... 198 . . . Three Letters ... Miami, Fla. .. Was Gus Parks ... Sophomore ... 19 ... 6-0 ... 175 ... One Letter ... Harrodsburg, Ky ... Played moved to left comerback in the spring .. . will be the third position he has started for EK U since coming to Eastern ... most experienced of the defensive backs . .. has excellent ability . ... should be stabilizing force in the secondary . .. out a couple of games in 79 with nagging injuries .. . member of the winners' club ... high school coach - Chris Vagotis of Killian. very well last year as a freshman ... made slow progress during the spring . . . has definite desire to play ... will see plenty of action this fall .. . outstanding ability for a young player . .. must work on concentration and physical aspects of the game . . . will push our comerbacks for a starting position ... high school coach - Alvis Johnson of Harrodsburg. 25 �CLIFF McCULLOUGH FRANK HARDIN Cliff McCullough ... Sophomore ... 20 ... 6-0 ... 195 ... No Letters ... Port Charlotte, Fla .. . Was moved from tailback to cornerback in the spring ... if he continues to make progress in the fall as he did in the spring, he will see quite a bit of playing time .. . has excellent speed and acceleration ... played very well in short time in the spring . . . not afraid of contact . graduate of Charlotte High School. Frank Hardin ... Junior ... 21 ... 6-1 ... 195 ... No Letters ... South Shore, Ky ... Has the desire needed to play football in college ... a very hard worker ... lacks speed ... contributed quite a bit to our team in '79 by his work in practice ... has several good qualities . . . lacks aggressiveness at this time ... graduate of Greenup County High School. 26 �1980 FRESHMEN PROSPECTS Tommy Burnette ... linebacker .. . 6-1 1/2 ... Knoxville, Tenn . . . Tommy was an All- Knoxville Football League choice and a threeyear letterman at Halls High School for coach Bruce Lussier. He was also a three-year letterman in baseball and played one season of basket ball. He plans to study business at Eastern with a minor in education. Benny Allen ... noseguard ... 6-0½ ... 235 ... Belfry, Ky . . . Benny earned Belfry High School's best offensive lineman award in 1978, when he played offensive tackle. He also saw duty in high school at the defensive tackle position as well. Ronnie Wilkerson ... quarterback ... 6-0 ... 180 . .. Stanford, Ky . .. Throwing for more David Burry ... offensive guard ... 6-0½ ... 245 ... Louisville, Ky . .. David was a four- than 2,500 yards and 24 touchdown passes, Ronnie was a first team Class AAA All-State selection for coach Don Wooldridge at Lincoln County High School. He was also the team captain and Most Valuable Player. Ronnie was an All-Region basketball player and a member of the baseball team. The EKU coaching staff likes his strong arm and quick release. year letterman at Trinity High School for coach Dennis Lampley where he was selected to the All-County, All-District, All-Region and All-State teams, while also being picked as one of the top 25 players in Jefferson County. Recognized for his tremendous explosive ability off the snap and good feet, David also participated in the sport of powerlifting. His academic plans include a business major with a minor in police administration. Kent Booker ... offensive tackle ... 6-3 ... 250 ... Springfield, Mo. .. Kent, who graduated from Clairton High School in 1979, originally signed with Tennessee State. He played for Pat Risha at Clairton. Greg Clark ... center . .. 6-4½ .. . 235 ... Louisville, Ky . ... Greg was a 4-A All-State choice for coach Bob Holman at Pleasure Ridge Park, lettering four years in both football and basketball for the Panthers. He was also named All-County, All-Region and All-District in football. A three-year member of the PRP track team, Greg won a fourth place in the Region discus competition his senior year. He plans to study electronics technology at Eastern. Mike Bobek ... linebacker . . . 6-1 ... 225 .. . Port, Richey, Fla... As a junior, Mike broke a Gulf High School record with 156 tackles and was named MVP, all conference and best linebacker. His senior season, he once again led the team in tackles while gaining allconference honors. During his three years of varsity football, Mike never missed a game due to injury. He plans to study business. Jeff Brittle ... defensive back . .. 5-11 ... 180 .. . Louisville, Ky . .. Jeff was a first-team 4-A Mark Dickerson ... running back ... 5-11 ... 205 . . . Louisville, Ky . .. Mark comes to Coaches' All-State selection and a third-team overall choice for former Eastern AllAmerican Buddy Pfaadt, head coach at Manual High School. He was also named AllDistrict, All-Region and All-County during his four years of football. A player with excellent speed, Jeff ran track for two years and plans to major in business. Eastern from Eastern High School in Louisville, where he played under coach Dave Peak. Rich Francioni ... noseguard ... 6-0 .. . 222 .. . Corbin, Ky ... Rich was named to several All- State teams as well as being chosen to the AIISECK squad. Moreover, he was honored as the SECK Lineman of the Year for coach Archie Powers' Corbin High School team. A baseball player and weightlifter for two years in high school, Rich plans to study physical education and health. He is the son of Richard and Wilma Francioni. Steve Brown ... defensive tackle ... 6-3 ... 205 ... Cincinnati, Ohio ... A four-year letterman for coach Gerry Faust at Moeller High School, Steve also participated in track for one season and basketball for two years. He plans to be a communications major with a minor in psychology at EKU. 27 �Ed Hairston ... running back ... 5-9 ... Mansfield, Ohio ... Ed, the 18-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hairston, was a threeyear football participant for coach Dan Gerhardt at Malabar High School. where he was also a member of the track team for three seasons. While eclipsing all Malabar's rushing records-except for career-he was a firstteam AAA All-State player. Ed was also selected Player of the Year, All-Conference and All-District. He plans to study computer programming in college. Charles Keller ... defensive end ... 6-2½ ... 192 . . . East Miami, Fla. .. A'"three-year letterman for coach Mike Uspensky at Miami Lakes High School, Charles was a first-team choice on the Miami News all-star team. Randy Hardy ... fullback . .. 5-11 ... 200 . .. Coal Grove, Ohio ... Randy was a valuable part of coach Dave Lucas' undefeated Dawson-Bryant High School team last year and was a three-year selection to the All-Ohio Valley Conference team. While serving as captain of the Dawson-Bryant team his senior season, he was also a three-time All-District player and twice an All-State honorable mention. Voted his team's Most Valuable Player on offense, Randy participated in track and weightlifting for four years, basketball for three years and baseball for one. Kevin Markins ... defensive back ... 6-2 ... 190 . . . Coal Grove, Ohio . .. A four-year letterman for coach Dave Lucas at DawsonBryant High School, Kevin received honorable mention All-State honors for his senior season and was a two-time All-Ohio Valley Conference performer as well as an AllDistrict performer. He set a record at DawsonBryant with three interceptions in one game. Besides football, Kevin played four years of basketball, three years of base ball and three years of track. While at EKU, he will set his sights on a business management degree. Gabriel Lewis ... defensive back . . . 5-10 ... 165 ... Ironton, Ohio ... Gabriel played for coach Bob Lutz Class AA State Champions at Ironton High School. David Hill ... linebacker ... 5-10 ... 204 ... Miami, Fla . . . David, who participated in both football and track at Miami Carol City High School for coach Klories, is the 18-yearold son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hill. Bronnie McKenzie ... tight end ... 6-3½ ... 225 ... Ashland, Ky . .. Bronnie, who also played defensive end for coach Rex Cooksey at Fairview High School, was a first-team AllState choice. He also played basketball and was a member of the Fairview track team. His versatility as an athlete is shown by the fact that, in track, he threw the shot and the discus a nd ran the I00 and 440-yard dashes as well. He has been timed in the 40-yard dash in 4.8 seconds. A member of the National Honor Society, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James McKenzie of Westwood. He plans to major in history at Eastern. Anthony James ... quarterback ... 5-11 ... 170 ... Owensboro, Ky . .. Anthony is a true winner, evidenced by the fact that he played on Owensboro High School's state runner-up football squad last season and its state champion basketball team, on which he was a starter. Chris Johnson ... offensive guard ... 6-0 ... 240 ... Orlando, Fla. .. Playing under coach Gary Treissu at Evans High School, Chris was selected All-Orange County, All-Central Florida and All-State. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson. Mike McShane ... noseguard ... 5-10 ... 221. .. St. Petersburg, Fla ... While being the only player to make the first-team all-conference offensive and defensive team last year, Mike was a first team All-City, All-Conference and All-Suncoast choice for the 1979 year. He participated in football, wrestling, track and weightlifting at Northeast High School and was selected the team's most valuable player. He plans to study physical education, with a minor in art. Jeff Jones . .. defensive tackle ... 6-2 .. . 240 .. . Louisville, Ky . .. Jeff was an All-District and All-Region player for coach Ron Madrick at DeSales Hi_gh School where he lettered four years in football. Also, he earned AU-State honorable mention honors and was named to the Catholic Prep All-American team. Planning to study business in college, Jeff is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Jones. Darryl Smith ... defensive end ... 6-1 ... 190. .. Dayton, Ohio ... Darryl played for coach Pat Masters at Meadowdale High School. 28 �Chris Sullivan ... offensive guard . . . 6-1½ ... 240 ... Newport Richey, Fla... Chris was an All-Gulf Coast Conference selection for the past two years and a second-team All-State choice last year for coach Keith Newton at Hudson High School. A four year letterman in football, he won Lineman of the Year honors for the area in his senior year. He is the 18year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan. Karl Park Jon Sutkamp ... running back ... 5-9 . .. 200 . . . Bellevue, Ky . .. Jon ws a first-team All- KARL PARK Conference player for three years on offense and two years on defense. He received The Cincinnati Enquirer Kentucky Player of the Year honors for his senior season efforts. Jon, who scored 57 career touchdowns for coach Fred Bernier at Bellevue High School, owns Northern Kentucky Conference records for most yards rushing in a single game (322), season (2,070) and career (4,300). A two-year participant in basketball, baseball and track, he also received awards off the field, being named to the National Honor Society. He plans to be a pre-med student at Eastern. Sports Information Editor Karl Park, a 1970 graduate of EKU, is beginning his eleventh year as Sports Information Editor for Eastern's athletic teams. He served as sports editor of the school newspaper, The Eastern Progress, for three years while a student of the University. The 31year-old Richmond, Ky. native is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (COSIDA), the United States Basketball Writers Association and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. He received national recognition for the production of EKU's three seasonal media guides for 1978-79. The winters sports guide was voted Best in the Nation- Division A for that year. Park is currently serving as president of OVCSlDA (Ohio Valley Conference Sports Information Directors Association). Mark Woodrum ... defensive back ... 6-2 ... 166 ... Wheelersburg, Ohio ... Mark played for coach Ed Miller at Wheelersburg High School. Terence Thompson ... running back . .. 5-10. . . 175 . . . Owensboro, Ky . .. Under the direction of Owensboro High School coach Don Netoskie, Terence was an All-State and two-year Most Valuable Player during his three years of football. A letterman for each of those seasons, he holds the school record at OHS for the longest kickoff return of97 yards. He hopes to enter the broadcasting field. Jeff Tanner ... offensive tackle . .. 6-1 ... 225 . . . Cincinnati, Ohio ... A two-year football letterman, Jeff earned All-League honors for coach Gerry Faust at Moeller High School. A weightlifter as well, he placed third in a state weightlifting contest. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Tanner, he plans to study business. 29 �1980 EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY ROSTER N o. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 Name Kevin Ma rkins Jeff Brittle George Floyd Rodney Byrd David Flores Brent Muncy Mark Woodrum Greg Buky Anthony James Ron Wilkerson Chris Isaac Gary Woolum David Booze Steve Bird Bruce Cox J . T. Graddick Thomas White Ra nard McPhaul Terence T hompson Cliff McCullough Gabriel Lewis C harles Brunson Darrin Howard David Schaible Nicky Yeast Tom Nix Gary Branch Dale Patton Tom Burnette Mark Dickerson Ed Hairston Gus Parks Anthony Braxton Randy Ha rdy Alvin Miller Paul Krafton Alex Dominguez Jon Sutkamp Michael Bobek J oe Schipske Steve Coleman Mark Siemon Michael McShane Richie F rancioni Mike Wagers Greg Cla rk Danny Hope Bob Ward Kevin Greve Chris Johnson Jeff Ta nner Darryl Lawson Chris Taylor David Burry Mark Willoughby Henry Robinson Victor Rhea Steven Brown David Dihrkop Mike Sheehan Pos. Class DB DB DB DB Fr. Fr. J r. Jr. Sr. Soph. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Jr. Soph. Sr. Soph. Sr. Jr. J r. Jr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Sr. Soph. J r. Soph. Sr. Soph. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. J r. Fr. Sr. Soph. Soph. Fr. Fr. Sr. Soph. Sr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Sr. Soph. J r. Fr. Fr. Sr. Soph. Fr. Soph. J r. Soph. Fr. Jr. Sr. K QB DB K QB QB QB QB SE SE TB TB DB FL TB DB DB DB LB FB FB DE FL FB LB FB TB DB TB FB TB LB LB TB LB C C DT MG MG LB C OG OG OG OG OG OT OG OG DT MG DT DT OT OT 30 Ht. 6-2 5-1 1 5-11 5-10 5-8 6-1 6-2 5-10 6-0 5-10 5-10½ 6-0 6-2½ 5-11 5-8¼ 5-10 5-9 5-8 5-10 5-11 5-10 6-1 5-9 6- 1½ 5-1 I 6-0 5-1 I 5-10 6-2 6-0 5-9 5-11 5-10 5-11 5-8 6-2 6-0 5-9 6-2 5-11 6-1 6-4 5-11 6-0 6-3 6-5 6-0½ 6-4 6-1 6-1 6-2 5-11 6-3½ 6-1 6- 1 5-11 6-2 6-3 6-4 6-4 Wt. 190 185 185 184 170 173 165 214 170 180 167 195 188 166 170 168 182 151 175 198 172 196 197 210 230 20 1 195 225 200 210 180 176 195 200 191 227 200 200 21 0 221 229 233 220 222 205 235 235 226 238 240 215 251 225 240 233 218 215 205 240 249 Hometown Coal Grove, Okio Louisville, Ky. Brooksville, Fla. Brooksville, Fla. Cincinnati, Ohio Russell, Ky. Portsmouth, Ohio Mt. Washington, Ky. Owensboro, Ky. Stanford, Ky. New Smyrna Bea., Fla. Pineville, Ky. St. Petersburg, Fla. Corbin, Ky. Miami, F la. Owensboro, Ky. Georgetown, Ky. Miami, Fla. Owensboro, Ky. Port Charlotte, Fla. Ironton, Ohio Miami, Fla. Pineville, Ky. Cincinnati, Ohio Harrodsburg, Ky. Pompano Beach, Fla. Dayton, Ohio Cincinnai, Ohio Knoxville, Tenn. Middletown, Ky. Mansfield, Ky. Harrodsburg, Ky. Cincinnati, Ohio Coal Grove, Ohio Ft. Pierce, Fla. Salem, N.H. S. Mia mi, F la. Bellevue, Ky. Port Richey, Fla. Franklinville, N.J. Stanford, Ky. Springfie ld, Ohio St. Peters burg, Fla. Corbin , Ky. Dade City, Fla. Pleasure Rdg. Pk., Ky. Miami, Fla. Knoxville, Tenn. Cincinna ti, Ohio Orlando, Fla. Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnai, Ohio Waycross, Ga. Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Wheelwright, Ky. Loveland , Ohio J amestown, Ohio Louisville, Ky. �72 73 74 75 76 77 79 80 81 82 84 85 86 87 88 90 91 92 93 94 95 Chris Sullivan Buddy Moor Tom LaFary J eff J ones Paul Sheddan James Shelton Kent Booker Tron Armstrong Darryl Smith Charles Keller Bronnie McKenzie Allen Young Cris Curtis Richard Bell J erry Parrish Randy Taylor David Hill Mike Neal Bobby Woods Ben Allen Burney Pomlee OT MG DT DT OT DT OT SE DE DE TE DE TE DE FL DT LB DE DE DT DE Fr. Sr. Soph. Fr. Soph. Sr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Jr. Soph. Jr. Soph. Fr. Soph. Soph. Fr. Sr. 31 6-2 6-5 6-2 6-3 6-3 6-2½ 6-3 6- 1 6-2 6-3 6-4 6-2½ 6-2 6-2 5-11 ½ 6-3 5-1 0 6-2 6-2 6- 1 6-0 230 257 220 235 25 1 251 240 195 204 200 240 212 218 219 173 235 209 210 225 235 221 New Port Richey, Fla. Valdosta, Ga. Cincinnati, Ohio Louisville, Ky. Summerland Key, Fla. Cincinnati, Ohio Clairton, Pa. St. Petersburg, Fla. Dayton, Ohio Miami Lakes, Fla. Ashland, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Titusville, Fla. Marietta, Ga. Auburndale, Fla. Cincinnat i, Ohio Miami, Fla. Orlando, F la. Oak Hill, Fla. Hatfield, Ky. Davenport, Iowa �DEPTH CHART OFFENSE SE LT LG 20 Booze 21 Bird Riley 70 Dihrkop 71 Sheehan 58 Hope 59 Ward Parks, P. FL 88 Parrish 25 McPhaul 34 Branch C 51 Schipske 52 Coleman RG RT TE 60 Greve 64 Taylor, C. 63 Lawson 76 Sheddan Landrum 86 Curtis 80 Armstrong QB FB TB 16 Isaac 17 Woolum II Muncy 35 Patton 32 Yeast 31 Schaible 44 42 22 40 Kicker 10 Flores 57 Buky Marionneaux Nussbaum Miller Braxton Cox Graddick DEFENSE LE LT 43 Woods 33 Nix 95 Pomlee 77 Shelton 90 Taylor, R . 74 LaFary LC 29 Brunson 41 Parks, G. Rush R 8 Floyd RT N 73 Moor 67 Robinson 53 Siemon 66 Willoughby 68 Rhea LLB RLB 46 Dominguez 56 Wagers 45 Krafton 30 Howard 54 Peace RC 24 White 27 McCullough RE 87 Bell 85 Young 92 Neal s • 9 Byrd 14 Hardin ��First Game KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY Sept. 6 - at Richmond 2:00 P.M. EDT Location - Frankfort, Ky. Founded - 1886 President - Dr. W.A. Butts Enrollment - 2,300 Colors - Green & Gold Conference Independent, NCAA, NAIA Athletic Director - Ronald Mitchell Head Coach - LeRoy Smith Coaching Record - 56-46-3 Assistant Coaches Ralph Bishop, Lonzo Bullie, Clark Frost, Charles Figgs, Ron Moore SID - Hank Bond Phone: (502) 564-6011 Trainer - Bill Faust Stadium - Alumni (6,000) Lettermen Lost - 9 Lettermen Returning - 31 PROSPECTUS Facing possibly the toughest schedule in its history, the Kentucky State Thorobreds look to 1980 as the year of the challenge. Some old faces will be gone, but several veterans return to work with the freshmen. Gone from the starters of 1979 will be All-American defensive linemen Marlon Carson and Michael Johnson, now with Dallas in the NFL, and Frankie Taylor. Leading the group of returning veterans will be honorable mention AllAmerican defensive back Rod Hill. Hill led the nation in punt returns last season, returning 25 punts for 544 yards and two TD's. Hill also had five interceptions, one for a score, and also led the squad in kickoff returns, returning six for 113 yards. "A good deal of our success this season will depend on our work as a team," predicts coach LeRoy Smith. "Standout performances can be expected when men of this caliber go on the field, but teamwork is the key we'll be looking for in 1980." First game of the series. 1980 SCHEDULE 1979 RESULTS Sept. 6 at Eastern Kentucky 24 Fayetteville State . . . . . . . . . 0 Sept. 13 WESTERN KENTUCKY 3 Mississippi Valley ........ 0 Sept. 20 at Hillsdale College 7 Morehead State . . . . . . . . . 14 Sept. 27 KNOXVILLE COLLEGE 14 Knoxville College . . . . . . . . 7 Oct. 4 at Alabama A & M 21 Morris Brown .... ....... 7 Oct. l l LINCOLN 9 Central State . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Oct. 18 at Central State 30 Lincoln . . . . . . . .......... 0 Oct. 25 ARK.-PINE BLUFF 10 Ark.-Pine Bluff ......... . 0 Nov. I Open 2 Delaware State . . . . . . . . . 16 Nov. 8 CLARK 6 Winston-Salem . . . . . . . . . 14 Nov. 15 at Morehead State 13 Tennessee State . . . . . . . . . 26 Nov. 22 at Tennessee State 34 �Second Game UNIVERSITY OF AKRON Sept. 13 - at Akron, Ohio 7:30 P.M. EDT Location - Akron, Ohio Founded - 1870 President - Dr. D.J. Guzzetta Enrollment - 22,500 Colors - Blue & Gold Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Zips Athletic Director - Gordon Larson Head Coach - Jim Dennison Coaching Record - 46-31-1 Assistant Coaches - Tom Flaherty, Larry Kindbom, Ron Curtis, Dave Newell, Carlson Preer SID - Ken MacDonald Phone: (216) 375-7468 Trainer - Don Marshall Stadium - Rubber Bowl (35,482) Lettermen Lost - 13 Lettermen Returning - 31 Jim Dennison Head Coach Dennis Brumfield Tailback PROSPECTUS Part of Akron head coach Jim Dennison's early-season preparation will include finding replacements for a pair of graduated backfield standouts. Quarterback Bob Maxwell and tailback Paul Winters are the most noticeable voids to be filled on offense. Junior Dennis Brumfield, Akron's leading scorer in '79; Tony Frye, who played as a fullback with the junior varsity last season; all-purpose back John Uber and part-time starter Rick Massaro, will all battle for the vacated tailback position. Returning fullback Tim Staycer balances the Zip backfield and allows the Akron coaching staff the luxury of interchangeably utilizing an option-oriented attack. The Akron defense should be improved-if for no other reason than adjustments to a new system will be easier with another year's experience behind the Zip defenders. The series is tied 2-2-0. 1979 RES ULTS 1980 SCHEDULE 24 Western Illinois . . . . . . . . . . 7 Sept. 6 NORTHEAST MO. 15 Kent State . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Sept. 13 EASTERN KENTUCKY 21 Boise State . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Sept. 20 WESTERN KENTUCKY 27 Indiana State . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Sept. 27 at Indiana State 17 Northern Iowa .......... 20 Oct. 4 at Youngstown State 24 Eastern Michigan . . . . . . . 12 Oct. 11 EASTERN MICHIGAN 3 Youngstown State . . . . . . . 16 Oct. 18 at Temple 45 Northern Michigan . . . . . . 21 Oct. 25 at Murray State 23 Morehead State . . . . . . . . . 17 Nov. I AUSTIN PEAY 6 Temple . ............ . .. 42 Nov. 8 at Northern Michigan 27 Eastern Illinois . . . . . . . . . . 16 Nov. 15 at Middle Tennessee 35 �Third Game YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Sept. 20 - at Richmond (Parents Day) 2:00 P.M. EDT Location - Youngstown, Ohio Founded - 1908 President - Dr. John J. Coffelt Enrollment - 15,303 Colors - Scarlet & White Conference - Mid-Continent -Bill Narduzzi Nickname - Penguins Head Coach Athletic Director - Paul Amodio Head Coach - Bill Narduzzi Coaching Record - 37-17-0 Assistant Coaches - Joel Cockley, Bob Dove, Pete Lymber, Ken Kish, Fred Thomas, Dale Fryzel. SID - Greg Gulas Phone: (216) 742-3483 Trainer - Dan Wathen Stadium - Fitch (10,000) Robby Robson Lettermen Lost - 18 Tailback Lettermen Returning - 27 PROSPECTUS Coming off the finest season ever in YSU football history (the Penguins were 11-2 last season and played Delaware for the NCAA Division II national championship), head coach Bill Narduzzi is the first to admit that in order to duplicate last year's performance, the voids caused by graduation must be filled as soon as possible. Last year's Youngstown State team was runner-up in Division II, captured its second straight Mid-Continent Conference championship and in the process, kept its slate unblemished in MCC play. In this the last season of MCC competition for the Penguins (next year YSU becomes full-fledged members of the Ohio Valley Conference), the goal they have set for themselves is to remain undefeated in conference play and receive another post-season playoff bid. The biggest concern though of Narduzzi and his staff is that of the quarterback slot where graduation stripped him of four-year regular Keith Snoddy and backup Bill Fink. 1979 RESULTS Eastern leads the series, 5-3. 33 Illinois State . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 1980 SCHEDULE 17 Central State . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Sept. 13 at Murray State 24 Ashland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Sept. 20 at Eastern Kentucky 29 Northern Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Sept. 27 NORTHERN MICH. 27 Villanova . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Oct. 4 AKRON 24 Northern Michigan . . . . . . 23 Oct. 11 at Western Kentucky 16 Akron ....... . ...... . .. . 3 Oct. 18 MOREHEAD STATE 29 Western Illinois . . . . . . . . . . 8 Oct. 25 at Eastern Illinois 49 Eastern Illinois . . . . . . . . . . 21 Nov. I NORTHERN IOWA 45 Delaware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Nov. 8 at Western Illinois 50 *South Dakota St. . . . . . . . . 7 Nov. 15 AMERICAN INTL. 52 *Alabama A & M ......... 0 Nov. 22 at Delaware 2 I *Delaware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 36 *NCAA Playoffs ) J 1 J �Fourth Game A USTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY Oct. 4 - at Clarksville, Tenn. 7:30 P.M. CDT l J, Location - Clarksville, Tenn. Founded - 1927 President - Dr. Robert 0. Riggs Enrollment - 5,500 Colors - Red & White Conference - Ohio Valley Watson Brown Nickname - Governors Head Coach Athletic Director - Johnny Miller Head Coach - Watson Brown Coaching Record - 7-4-0 Assistant Coaches - Greg Mantooth, Bobby Marcum, Rick Christophel, Gary Shephard, Louis Thompson SID - Martin Harmon Phone: (615) 648-7616 Trainer - Jeff Daniel Steve Puthoff Stadium - Clarksville Municipal (8,900) Wide Receiver Lettermen Lost - I 0 Lettermen Returning - 38 PROSPECTUS Austin Peay State University has never enjoyed four straight winning seasons in football. However that could all change in 1980. After 8-3, 6-4 and 7-4 records the last three years and with 38 lettermen returning, the Governors could have an excellent chance for No. 4 and even bigger things. Optimism stems mainly from one of the best group of seniors in their school's history. Heading this list of fourth-year stars will be second team Little AllAmerican defensive tackle Richard Wozniak (6-5, 230), who led the Ohio Valley Conference in quarterback sacks last year and the team in tackles. Steve Puthoff (6-2, 180) will be another all-star candidate. He missed the final seven games due to a shoulder separation last year but still managed 19 catches fo r 352 yards. Eastern leads the series, 18-3. 1980 SCHEDULE Sept. I 3 at UT-Martin Sept. 20 JAMES MADISON Sept. 27 at Western Kentucky Oct. 4 EASTERN KENTUCKY Oct. II MOREHEAD STATE Oct. 18 NICHOLLS STATE Oct. 25 at Middle Tennessee Nov. I at Akron Nov. 8 MURRAYSTATE Nov. 15 TENNESSEE TEC H Nov. 22 at Arkansas State 1979 RESULTS IO James Madiso n . . . . . . . . . . 6 34 UT-Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 20 Western Kentucky . . . . . . . 24 IO Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . . 35 0 Morehead State . . . . . . . . . . 7 21 Jacksonville State . . . . . . . 13 14 Livingston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O 31 Middle Tennessee . . . . . . . 14 IO Murray State . . . . . . . . . . . 24 21 Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . . . 14 27 Mars Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 37 �Fifth Game MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY Oct. 11 - at Richmond 2:00 P. M. EDT Location - Murfreesboro, Tenn. Founded - 191 I President - Dr. Sam Ingram Enrollment - I0,800 Colors - Blue & White Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Blue Raiders Athletic Director - Bubber Murphy Head Coach - Boots Donnelly Coaching Record - I 5-16-0 Assistant Coaches - Ed Bunio, Tom Fiveash, Bubba Hooker, L.T. Helton, Joe Sanders SID - Ed Arning Phone: (615) 898-2450 Trainer - George Camp Stadium - Johnny Floyd (15,000) Lettermen Lost - IO Lettermen Returning - 25 Boots Donnelly Head Coach Brown Sanford Quarterback PROSPECTUS The 1979 season was not a good one for MTSU. The Blue Raiders won but one game, their last of the season, while dropping nine. They finished the season at 1-5 in the OVC. While these facts of reality are not pleasant for the Middle Tennessee coaching staff, there are some bright spots hidden in there. The Blue Raiders played a good deal of the '79 campaign with nine or ten freshmen starting under first-year head coach Boots Donnelly. Those freshmen gained a lot of experience in their first year of collegiate football. Donnelly feels his two biggest obstacles in I 980 will be the age of his players, a majority are only sophomores, and the schedule. MTSU will face the regular OVC slate, as well as non-conference foes North Alabama, Western Carolina and UT-Chattanooga. Eastern leads the series, 14-13-0. 1980 SCHEDULE Sept. 6 at North Alabama Sept. 13 UT-CHATTANOOGA 1979 RES ULTS Sept. 20 Open 17 North Alabama . . . . . . . . . 20 Sept. 27 MOREHEAD STATE 23 UT-Martin .... ... . .. . .. 31 Oct. 4 WESTERN CAROLINA 7 Morehead State ..... : . . . 28 Oct. 11 at Eastern Kentucky IO Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . . 52 Oct. 18 at Murray State 8 Murray State . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Oct. 25 AUSTIN PEAY 15 UT-Chattanooga .. . . ... . 59 Nov. I Open 14 Austin Peay . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Nov. 8 at Western Kentucky 12 Western Kentucky . . . . . . . 17 Nov. 15 AKRON 14 East Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . 52 Nov. 22 at Tennessee Tech 17 Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . . . 14 38 �Sixth Game EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY Oct. 18 - at Richmond (ROTC Day) 2:00 P.M. EDT Location - Johnson City, Tenn. Founded - 1911 President - Dr. Arthur H. DeRosier, Jr. Enrollment - 10,000 Colors - Blue & Gold Conference - Southern Jack Carlisle Nickname - Buccaneers Head Coach Athletic Director - Williams McCarthy Head Coach - Jack Carlisle -~ -,. 1 , Coaching Record - 11-11-0 Assistant Coaches - Robert McGraw, ~ Cole Proctor, Glenn Cumbee, Bill 1, <• , > Clement SID - John Cathey Phone: (615) 929-4220 Trainer - Jerry Robertson Earl Ferrell Stadium - Memorial Center (12,000) Running Back Lettermen Lost - 22 Lettermen Returning - 28 PROSPECTUS The ETSU Buccaneers, coming off their first winning season in nine years, should begin the new decade with a strong running game, better than average receivers and a tough defensive interior line while the quarterbacking situation is pretty much unknown. T he Bucs, who posted a 7-4 overall record in their first full season as members of the Southern Conference, return all running backs and most wide receivers as well as the defensive line but the secondary and linebacking corps could cause some problems as well as the quarterback spot. Running backs Earl Ferrell, Johnny McFall and Rick Reeves give ETS U three of the better offensive performers in the Southern Conference. McFall scored 84 points via 14 touchdowns and was I Ith in the nation in scoring. Jeff Davis, a 6-0, 186-pound senior, is the heir apparent at quarterback but he has limited major college experience. Eastern leads the series, 18-8-2. 1979 RESULTS 1980 SCHEDULE 31 J ames Madison .......... 0 Sept. 6 WOFFORD 14 Northern Illinois . . . . . . . . 21 Sept. 13 at Virginia Tech 27 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . . 20 Sept. 20 at S.E. Louisiana 28 Furman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Sept. 27 at Appalachian State 14 VMI ... . .. .......... .. . 24 Oct. 4 LOUISIANA TECH Oct. 11 FURMAN 35 UT-Chattanooga . . . . . . . . . 0 31 Southeastern Louisiana . . . 3 Oct. 18 at Eastern Kentucky 10 Appalachian State . . . . . . . 24 Oct. 25 at UT-Chattanooga 27 North Alabama .......... 7 Nov. 1 Open 52 Middle Tennessee . . . . . . . 14 Nov. 8 at James Madison 9 Western Carolina . . . . . . . 13 Nov. 15 WESTERN CAROLINA Nov. 22 MARSHALL 39 �Seventh Game WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Oct. 25 - at Bowling Green 1:00 P.M. CDT • Location - Bowling Green, Ky. Founded - 1906 President - Dr. Donald W. Zacharias Enrollment - 13,441 Colors - Red & White Conference - Ohio Valley I Jimmy Feix Nickname - Hilltoppers Head Coach Athletic Director - Johnny Oldham Head Coach - Jimmy Feix Coaching Record - 84-37-5 Assistant Coaches - Butch Gilbert, Bill Hape, Clarence Baker, Sam Clark, Larry Walker, Bob Rafferty SID - Paul Just Phone: (502) 745-4295 Trainer - Ron Dunn Ricky Gwinn Stadium - L.T. Smith (19,250) Tight End Lettermen Lost - 11 Lettermen Returning - 42 PROSPECTUS Coach Jimmy Feix and the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers are looking to turn things around during the 1980 season, after struggling through a disappointing 5-5-0 campaign a year ago. There are several reasons for an optimistic outlook, including the return of OVC Offensive Player of the Year John Hall. A two-time All-OVC quarterback, Hall completed 108 of 215 passes for 1,418 yards and 10 touchdowns in his junior season last year. Junior Elmer Caldwell, senior Nate Jones and senior Craig Freeman will handle the tailback spots, while junior Troy Snardon is the probable starter at fullback. The defensive unit should again be strong, with returning standouts Brad Todd, Barry Bumm and junior defensive ends Tim Ford (73 tackles, AIJOVC) and Donnie Evans. Western leads the series, 31-21-2. 1980 SCHEDULE 1979 RESULTS Sept. 6 EVANSVILLE 28 UT-Chattanooga ........ 41 Sept. 13 at Kentucky State 27 Lamar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Sept. 20 at Akron 24 Austin Peay . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Sept. 27 AUSTIN PEAY 28 Northern Michigan ...... 21 Oct. 4 Open 49 Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . . . . 7 Oct. 11 YOUNGSTOWN ST ATE 6 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . . . 8 Oct. 18 at Tennessee Tech O Morehead State .......... 3 Oct. 25 EASTERN KENTUCKY 17 Middle Tennessee ....... 12 Nov. l at Morehead State 24 Northern Iowa . . . . . . . . . . I 7 Nov. 8 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 20 Murray State ........... 30 Nov. 15 Open Nov. 22 at Murray State 40 �Eighth Game MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY Nov. 1 - at Richmond (Homecoming) 1:30 P.M. EST Location - Murray, Ky. Founded - 1922 President - Dr. Constantine W. Curris Enrollment - 8,200 Colors - Blue & Gold Conference - Ohio Valley Mike Gottfried Nickname - Racers Head Coach Athletic Director - Johnny Reagan Head Coach - Mike Gottfried Coaching Record - 13-9-1 Assistant Coaches - Frank Beamer, John Behling, Bill Baldridge, Dan Walker, Ron Zook, Jay Bonds, Mike Dickens, Tommie Liggins. SID - Doug Vance Phone: (502) 753-0970 Trainer - Tom Simmons Rick Lanpher Stadium - Roy Stewart Defensive End Lettermen Lost - 3 Lettermen Returning - 47 PROSPECTUS With 20 starters returning from last season's OVC championship team, Murray State coach Mike Gottfried is holding more aces than a riverboat gambler. The Racers rolled up a fine 9-1-1 record last year in winning the league crown for the first time since 1951. Gottfried's club also earned a berth in the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs against Lehigh University. "We've got a good team," said Gottfried. "We play a lot of people, so depth becomes a big thing for us." Returning will be All-American safety Terry Love for his senior year. After transferring from the College of the Canyons Junior College in California, Love won OVC Defensive Player of the Year honors for his efforts last season. Glenn Jones, a tiny defensive end who was also chosen All-OVC, will be back. He had 11 tackles for losses. Eastern leads the series, 18-16-4. 1979 RESULTS 1980 SCHEDULE 21 Southeast Missouri 21 Sept. 6 SOUTHEAST MO. 24 Evansville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Sept. 13 YOUNGSTOWN 11 S.E. Louisiana . . . . . . . . . . 19 Sept. 20 at Louisville 24 Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . . . . 3 Sept. 27 at Tennessee Tech 31 Morehead State .... . ..... 7 Oct. 4 at Morehead State 24 UT-Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Oct. 11 UT-MARTIN 29 Middle Tennessee . . . .. ... 8 Oct. 18 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 2 1 Indiana Central . .. .. . .... 7 Oct. 25 AKRON 24 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . . . 7 Nov. I at Eastern Kentucky 24 Austin Peay . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Nov. 8 at Austin Peay 30 Western Kentucky .. ... .. 20 Nov. 15 Open 9 *Lehigh . . .... . .... . ..... 28 Nov. 22 WESTERN KENTUCKY *NCAA Playoff 41 �Ninth Game TENNESSEE TECH UNIVERSITY Nov. 8 - at Cookeville 1:00 P.M. CST • Location - Cookeville, Tenn. Founded - 1915 President - Dr. Arliss L. Roaden Enrollment - 7,800 Colors - Purple & Gold Conference - Ohio Valley ""' Nickname - Golden Eagles Don Wade Head Coach Athletic Director - To Be Named Head Coach - Don Wade Coaching Record - 68-58-3 Assistant Coaches - Lauren Kardatzke, Jim Hughes, Bob Joye, Jack Henderson, Richard May, Chuck Koczwara SID - Randy Stacy Phone: (615) 528-3214 Trainer - Steve Moore Stadium - Overall Field (16,500) Rod Demps Lettermen Lost - 22 Linebacker Lettermen Returning - 28 PROSPECTUS Experience on defense and at the offensive skill positions have TTU's football coaching staff confident that the 1980 season will hold better things for the Tech squad. Tech's defensive prospects are bright with experienced defenders returning at nearly every position. The Golden Eagles will switch to a fiveman front this season with the hopes of "blending the good from Tech's traditional four-man front of the past with the best of the five-man front," according to Tech head coach Don Wade Offensively, Tech's runningback and receiving corps feature excellent returning talent. Ronald Bond and Sam Smith started much of last season, while Reggie Bazel and Ed Hollis saw limited action. Alan Kron, Jack Kelley and Paul Selesky saw action last season at the receiver positions. Transfer James Aaron and 1979 squad members Chip Dickens and Bubba Griffin head the list of quarterbacks. Eastern leads the series, 22-14-1. 1980 SCHEDULE 1979 RESULTS Sept. 13 WESTERN CAROLINA 7 Western Carolina . . . . . . . 24 Sept. 20 at N.E. Missouri 21 Cameron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Sept. 27 MURRAY STATE 3 Murray State . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Oct. 4 at UT-Martin IO Nicholls State . . .. . .. . . . . 13 Oct. 11 JACKSONVILLE ST. 7 Jacksonville State . . . . . . . 23 Oct. 18 WESTERN KENTUCKY 7 Western Kentucky . . . . . . . 49 Oct. 25 at Morehead State 3 Morehead State . . . . . . . . . . 3 Nov. I at Troy State 17 Troy State . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Nov. 8 EASTERN KENTUCKY 0 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . . 35 Nov. 15 at Austin Peay 14 Austin Peay . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Nov. 22 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 14 Middle Tennessee ....... 17 42 �Tenth Game EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Nov. 15 - at Greenville, N.C. 1:30 P.M. EST Location - Greenville, N.C. Founded - 1907 President - Dr. Thomas Brewer Enrollment - 12,000 Colors - Purple & Gold Conference - Independent Nickname - Pirates Ed Emory Head Coach Athletic Director - Bill Cain Head Coach - Ed Emory Coaching Record - 0-0-0 Assistant Coaches Norm Parker, Wright Anderson, Henry Trevathan, Jim Gudger, Bob Sanders, Jim Holland, Tommy Bowden, Rod Broadway, James Bengala, Jimmy Heggins, Mike Gero SID - John Stallings Phone: (919) 757-6491 Trainer - Rod Compton Wayne Inman Guard Stadium - Ficklen (35,000) Lettermen Lost - 17 Lettermen Returning - 41 PROSPECTUS "Winning is not the most important thing. Giving all it takes to win is the most important thing." Ed Emory, rookie head coach at East Carolina, believes in that slogan and his first edition of the Pirate football squad has adopted the belief. "I feel like we have determined a starting quarterback in Carlton Nelson. He still has a million miles to go but he is developing quickly," said Emory. Returning starters, fullback Theodore Sutton and halfback Anthony Collins, both have shots at Carlester Crumpler's ECU record 2,889 yards rushing. Fullback Roy Wiley and runningbacks Mike Hawkins, Marvin Cobb, Harold Blue and Leon Lawson also had productive springs, leaving the Pirates with quantity and quality in the ball-carrying department. First game of the series. 1980 SCHEDULE 1979 RESULTS 31 Western Carolina ........ 6 Sept. 6 at Duke 20 North Carolina State . . . . 24 Sept. 13 SW. LOUISIANA 14 Duke ............... .. . 28 Sept. 20 at Florida State 20 Wake Forest . . . . . . .. .. .. 23 Sept. 27 SO. MISSISSIPPI 45 VMI .... . ...... .. .... .. 10 Oct. 4 Open Oct. 11 at Richmond 49 The Citadel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA 24 North Carolina . . . . . . . . . 24 Oct. 25 at North Carolina 38 Appalachian State . . . . . . . 21 Nov. I WILLIAM & MARY 52 Richmond .. . . . .. . .. . .. . 10 Nov. 8 at Univ. Miami 49 North Texas State . . . . . . . 16 Nov. 15 EASTERN KENTUCKY 38 William & Mary . . . . . . . . 14 Nov. 22 at North Carolina State 43 �Eleventh Game MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY Nov. 22 - at Richmond 1:30 P.M. EST Location - Morehead, Ky. Founded - 1922 President - Dr. Morris L. Norfleet Enrollment - 7,030 Colors - Royal Blue & Gold Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Eagles Athletic Director - Sonny Moran Head Coach - Tom Lichtenberg Coaching Record - 5-4-1 Assistant Coaches - Marshall Burdette, Van Holloway, Tom Jones, Steve Loney SID - Jim Wells Phone: (606) 783-3325 Trainer - Ken Wright Stadium - Jayne (10,000) Lettermen Lost - 15 Lettermen Returning - 31 Tom Lichtenberg Head Coach a- . Dorron Hunter Tailback PROSPECTUS Morehead State improved its record to 5-4-1 last year and hopes to better that even more this time around. 6-3 sophomore Don Reeves is the heir apparent to the quarterback's slot. He hit 18-46 passes for 196 yards and will have as his main targets senior tight end Tim Devine (12 catches for 119 yards) and junior flanker Bo Chambers. Dorron Hunter, MSU's all-purpose runner, receiver and kick returner, has been moved to tailback. Hunter rushed the ball 52 times for 246 yards last year, while catching nine passes for 68 yards. He also averaged 18.9 yards on his kickoff returns and 6.6 yards on his punt returns. Senior tackle Tim Brewer (50 tackles, 21 assists), senior noseguard Sterling Ford (42-20) and junior defensive back Carey Reid (41-10) are the leading returning tacklers for a Morehead defense which yielded but 14 touchdowns all season long and recorded three shutouts. Eastern leads the series, 31-15-4. 1979 RES UL TS 14 Kentucky State . . . . . . . . . . 7 28 Middle Tennessee . . . . . . . . 7 7 Murray State . . . . . . . . . . . 31 7 Austin Peay . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 7 UT-Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 3 Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . . . . 3 3 Western Kentucky . . . . . . . . 0 17 Akron ................. 23 3 James Madison . . . . . . . . . 16 7 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . . . 34 1980 SCHEDULE Sept. 6 MARSHALL Sept. 13 JAMES MADISON Sept. 20 Open Sept. 27 at Middle Tennessee Oct. 4 MURRAY STATE Oct. 11 at Austin Peay Oct. 18 at Youngstown State Oct. 25 TENNESSEE TECH Nov. I WESTERN KENTUCKY Nov. 8 at Liberty Baptist Nov. 15 KENTUCKY STATE Nov. 22 at Eastern Kentucky 44 �THE CHAMPIONSHIP TRAIL 1 EKU KENT STATE 2 EKU TROY STATE 3 EKU EAST TENNESSEE 4 EKU AUSTIN PEAY 17 14 Coach Roy Kidd's Eastern Colonels served notice to their 1980 season opponents by winning their opening game on t he road against a Division I-A opponent - a 17-14 win over the Kent State University Golden Flashes. This contest was the first of many during the '79 year which were saved by the EKU defense. On this particular occasion, after Kent State had pushed inside Eastern's 10-yard line in t he last couple of minutes of play, the Flashes were held and surrendered the ball on d owns to the Colonels, giving E KU its fi rst of 11 wins. 15 0 A bit of revenge was in the Colonels' eye when T roy State, one of just two teams to beat Eastern in 1978 came to Ha nger Field. Again, it was the defense shining as it posted its f irst shutout of t he season as it never allowed the Alabama visitors inside the Colonels' 20. 20 27 East Tennessee OB Mark Hu tsell, one of the nation's leaders in total offense in 1978, proved too much for the Colonel defenders as he connected for 16-23 passes for 204 yards and o ne T D as Eastern dropped its first game of of the season . Trailing by 10 points in the last quarter, EKU had t he tables turned as their offense was unable to push the ball across from the two-yard line in four tries against the Division I-A Bucs. 35 10 The Colonels came home for the OVC opener and really clicked for t he fi rst time on offense, piling up 503 t otal yards and 25 first downs in their victory over the Governors. Bill Hughes a lmost matched h is season's t otal, hit· ting 14-21 passes fo r 226 yards and three TD's against APSU . 45 �5 EKU MIDDLE TENN. 52 6 EKU 33 CAL-FULLERTON 7 7 EKU WESTERN KY. 10 Alvin Miller started his first game of the season at tailback and fullback Nicky Yeast subbed for the injured Dale Patton as the Colonels rolled to their second conference win of the season. Miller picked up 56 yards and two TD's, while Yeast was voted ave Rookie of the Week honors for his 103 yards in 19 carries effort and one touchdown. Eastern stepped out of the ave and came away with its fifth win of the season as the Colonels' offense continued to roll. EKU scored twice on long drives, twice on passes and once on a 54-yard punt return by George Floyd in routing their California visitors, the Colonels' third I-A foe of the year. 8 6 In a game witnessed by a record-breaking 25,300 fans at Hanger Field, it was the Eastern defense turn to excel. All-ave cornerback Danny Martin was the hero this time, breaking through to block a potential game-winning Weste rn field goal in the last 30 seconds of play. Eastern scored in the first quarte r on a run by Bill Hughes and a two-point conversion from Hughes-Cris Curtis. 8 EKU MURRAY ST. 7 24 Eastern went to Murray State with a No. 1 ranking in the NCAA's Division I-AA poll but came back home with its first league loss of the year. Seventeen points by MSU in a fiveminute span in the second quarter of the regionally televised contest put the game away for the Racers, who eventually won the ave crown and advanced to the I-AA playoffs. 46 �9. EKU TENNESSEE TECH 35 0 Eastern rebounded impressively from the loss at Murray State and came up with its second shutout of the season versus TTU. A powerful ground game which netted 306 yards and two touchdowns by flanker Jerry Parrish catapulted EKU to its fourth OVC win of the year. 10 EKU JACKSON STATE 27 21 Jackson State entered the game as the No. 2 team in the country, while Kidd's Colonels were ranked No. 5. EKU held the highlyregarded Jackson State tailback Perry Harrington to just 79 yards in 19 carries and moved the ball at will versus the Tigers in what Kidd called "one of the greatest victories we've had since I've been at Eastern." 11 EKU MOREHEAD 34 7 After the win over Jackson State, EKU moved back into the playoff picture and responded like a championship team the next weekend by defeating a good Morehead State team for a school record ninth win of the year. EKU amassed 412 yards total offense as Bill Hughes passed for 154 yards and rushed for another 50 as the Colonels finished 5-1 in the Ohio Valley Conference. ~ The No. 1 ranking helped the Colonels set new OVC and school attendance records, at home and on the road. Eastern also shared the billing of three telecasts by the ABC television network. 47 �• 12 EKU NEVADA-RENO 33 30 The news Eastern fans had been waiting for came late t he night of Nov. 17. Southern had defeated Grambling and EKU was headed fo r t he NCAA Division 1-AA playoffs as t he at-large team. Eastern made the most of the ir invitat ion, host ing t he game and ABC television in what was called by one veteran announcer as "the most exciting footba ll game I have ever seen." After EKU had seen UNA rally from a 20point deficit t o t ie t he game at 23-23, the Wolfpack was lining up for the extra po int attempt wh ich would send them ahead. But AII-OVC noseguard Joe Richard broke through the line and b locked the kick, wh ich eventually sent t he game into overtime. The two teams traded touchdowns and extra po ints in t he first overtime to make the score 30-30 . But , the Colo nels' d efense held UN R scoreless in the second overtime and, after EKU had moved the ball to the one-yard line, Dave Flores came in to boot a 17-yard field goal wh ich won the game and sent Eastern packing for Florida. 13 TROPH IES The Timm ie Award - p resented by the Touchdown Club of Washinton D.C. 1-AA Championship Trophy - presented by the National Collegiate Athletic Association . The Joh n F. Kennedy Trophy - presented by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. EKU LEHIGH 30 7 Eastern literally ran all over the vaunted Lehigh defense (288 yards a nd fou r rush ing TD's) in dominating the national championship game . The first time EKU had the ball, t he Colonels ran 20 times for 72 yards and a touchdown and didn't even attempt a pass. AII-OVC fu llback Dale Patton was Eastern's leading ground gainer with 121 yards in 21 carries, while tailback Alvi n Miller had 8 1 yards in 23 carries. The game bal l was presented in a touching post-9ame ceremony to M rs. Elizabeth McKinnon, mother of the late Don McKinnon w ho was a freshman noseguard at Eastern before meningit is took his life in April of 1979. As E KU was returni ng to t he hotel after the game, the marquee at the team's headquarters in Orlando told the story of a very exciti ng football season: CONGRAT ULATIONS EASTERN KY. NO. 1 NATIONA L CHAMPS 48 ��1979 FINAL EASTERN FOOTBALL STATISTICS TEAM STA TISTICS DEFENSE EKU OPP 229 IS8 S9 12 677 3 18S 3S8 2827 4.2 217.S 190 91 IO ,479 1427 109.8 II 186 IIS 62 9 601 2409 367 2042 3.4 IS7. l 263 117 22 .44S ISS4 119.S 867 42S4 327.2 60 2091 34.9 37-23 60-540 864 3S96 276.6 74 2852 38.S 48-23 66-633 F IRST DOWNS By Rushing By Passing By Penalty RUSHING - TIMES CARRIED Ya rds Gained Ya rds Lost Net Yards Gained Average Per Carry Average Per Game PASSES ATTEMPTED Completed Had Intercepted Completion Percentage Net Yards Average Per Game Scoring Passes TOTAL OFFENSETOTAL PLAYS Net Yards Average Per Game PUNTS-N U MBER Yards Punted Average Per Pun1 FUMBLES- LOST PENALTIES-YARDS LOST s Tackles 72 97 72 68 31 38 28 29 39 31 31 24 26 30 26 22 23 12 21 13 13 II 7 8 4 3 I McIntyre, LB Richard. NG Griffin, LB Floyd, ROV Laski, DE Fro mmcyer. DE Shelton, DT Byrd, S M oor, DT Ford, LB Rhodes, DT Manin, CB Berger, NG Fletcher, CB White, CB Finella, LB Brunson, S Siemon, DT Nix, DE Woods, NG R. Taylor, DE Bell, D E Po mlec:. DT Parks, D B Dominguez, LB Wagers, LB Scrafton, S RUSHING Times Gain Loss 178 807 30 736 7 IS7 S4 309 19 Hughes, QB 112 41 7 ISJ Yeast, FB 54 224 2 Isaac, QB so 249 103 Cox, TB 27 117 I Parrish, FL II 116 5 17 98 12 McPhaul, FL Wo llum,QB 7 77 0 0 Schaible, FB 5 2S McCullough, TB 6 2 0 Branch, TB I 2 0 24 0 Scrafton, S 2 Miller, TB Patto n, FB Braxton, TB TOTAL 677 3185 Ntt A•I • 777 4.4 729 4.6 290 S.4 264 2.4 222 4. 1 146 2.9 4.3 116 111 IO. I S. I 86 77 11.0 25 5.0 6 3.0 2 2.0 -24 -12.0 358 2827 4.2 TD 9 9 2 4 2 3 I 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 Hughes, QB Isaac, QB Woo lum, QB Scrafton, P TOTALS 190 91 .479 Int. Yds. 6 0 0 1000 356 6S 6 TD 7 3 I 0 IO 1427 II Yds. A•I· S49 22.0 291 17. 1 46 4.6 130 14.4 123 13.7 134 26.8 74 14.8 48 9.6 8 4.0 16 16.0 6.0 6 2 2.0 0 0.0 TD 4 3 0 4 PASS RECEIVING Parrish, FL Booz.c, SE Miller, TB Greene, TE Curtis, T E Bird, SE Sang, FL McP haul, S E Patton, FB Ragland, TE White, C B No. 25 17 IO 9 9 s 5 5 2 Yeast, FB Bra~ton, TB I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Brunson, S 91 1427 15. 7 II 86 49 73 so 68 41 39 36 2S 28 2S 29 24 20 20 22 19 2S 13 13 8 3 s 3 4 2 0 Yds. Ave. 402 280 67 57 30 17 38 0 0 28.7 2S.S 16.8 19.0 IS.0 17.0 38.0 0.0 0.0 TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 897 23.6 0 No. 18 9 4 3 Yell, A•I· 114 39 20 6.3 4.3 16.S 6.7 TD I 0 0 0 34 239 7.0 Yeast, FB Schipskc, C Curtis, TE TOTALS PUNT RETURNS Byrd, S Martin, CB TOTALS SCORING Flores, K Miller, T B Patton, FB Parrish, FL Hughes, QB Isaac, QB Booze, SE Curtis, TE Braxton, TB Yeast , FB Floyd, ROV Greene, TE Bird, SE Cox, T B Laski, DE Team TOTALS TOTA LS No. 14 II 4 3 2 I Parrish, Fl Mc Phaul, SE Bird, SE Braxton, TB Miller, TB Brunson, S No. Alt. Comp. Pct. 126 64 .508 54 21 .389 5 .S56 9 I 1.000 Assists KICKOFF RETURNS Floyd, ROY PASSING • Opponents 50 TD R K p 0 0 39-42 0 9 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 4 0-2 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ().I I 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 46 ().2 39-42 1-2 2 1 0- 1 19-20 0-0 66 FG SAF TP 9-1 4 0 66 0 S4 0 0 S4 0 0 0 42 0 24 0 0 0 18 0 0 18 0 14 0 0 12 0 0 12 0 0 0 6 0 6 0 0 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 6 I 0 2 9- 14 6-13 I 346 0 163 �MODERN EASTERN FOOTBALL RECORDS SINGLE GAME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SINGLE G AME TEAM RECORDS Most extra points-8 (.. Moon" Mullins, 1951; J erry Pullins vs. Hillsdale, 1968) Longest run from scrimmagc-97 yards (Don Daly vs. Morehead, 1951) Most runs from scrimmagc- 43 (Alfred Thompson vs. Morehead, 1973) Most yards rushing-2S2 (Slan Mi1chell vs. Ashland Collc8e, 1975) Most passes attemptcd- 45 (Jim Guice vs. Middle Tennessee, 1966) Most passes complcted- 25 (Jim Guice vs. A kron, 1968) Most yards passing-317 (J eff McCarthy vs . Tennessee Tech, 1973) Most touchdown passes thrown-4 (Jim Guice vs. Northwood, 1967 and Ernie House vs. Austin Peay, l 97S) Most touchdowns scored- 4 (Aaron Marsh vs. Northwood, 1967; Jimmy Brooks vs. East Tennessee, 1971; Stan Mitchell vs. Ashland, 1975) Most passes rcccived- 19 (Aaron Marsh vs. Northwood, 1967) Most receiving yardage-316 (Aaron Marsh vs. Northwood, 1967) Mos1 passes intcrceptcd-4 (Buddy Pfaadt vs. Austin Peay. 1966) Most limes punced-13 (Jeff McCarchy vs. Morehead, 1971) Most yards punted-468 (Jeff McCarthy vs. Mo rehead, 1971) Longest field goal-49 yards (David Flores vs. Murray State, 1977, and vs. Nevada-Reno, 1979) Longest punt- 78 yards (Bob Plotts vs. Tampa, 1966) Longest punt return- 86 yards {Jimmy Chittum vs. Mu rray, 1961) Most field goals- J (J erry Pullins vs. Morehead, 1968: Earl Cody vs. Mo..-chcad. 1973. and vs. Murray. 1974: Da vid florcs vs. Western. 197M) Most points scored by kicking-13 (Earl Cody vs. More• head, 1973) \fost ya . -ds kickoff returns - 202 (J erry Parrish vs. Murray State. 197M) Most points scored by opponent- 99 vs. Wittenberg in 1931 Largcs1 victory margin-67-0 vs. Morehead in 1925 Largest defeat margin- 99-0 vs. Wittenberg in 1931 Most net yards rushing- 510 vs. East Tennessee in 1977 Most pass attempts- SO vs. Akron in 1968 Most pass completions- 29 vs. Akron in 1968 Most passing yardage- 425 vs. Northwood in 1967 Most yards total offense-662 vs. East Tennessee in 1977 Most first downs- 33 vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh in 1975 Most first downs rushing-23 vs. Ashland College in 1975 Most touchdowns scored-9 vs. Evansville in 1953 Most extra points- 8 vs. Erskine in 1951; vs. Hillsdale, 1968 Most yards pcnaliz.ed- 155 vs. Mo rehead, 1977 Least net yards ~ushing by opponent- JO vs. Austin Peay in 1975 Most touchdown passes-6 vs. Northwood in 1967 Fewest first downs given up- 2 vs. Murray State in 1976 SINGLE SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most points scorcd- 90 (Dale Patton. 1978) Most 10uchdowns scored- 15 (l)ale Patton, 1978) \1.ost ext..-a points (kick)- 39 (David Flores, 1979) Most points scored by kick-66 (David Flores, 1979) Most runs from scrimmage- 271 (Alfred Thompson, 1973) Most yards rushing-1.478 (Everett Talbert, 1974) Most passes attempted- 226 (Jim Guice, 1966) Best passing pcrcemage- 62.1 (Larry Marmie, 1965) Most yards passing-1 ,547 (Ernie House, 1977) Most yards total offense- 1,740 (Ernie House, 1977) Most touchdown passes thrown-14 (Jim Guice, 1966) Most touchdown passes received- I 1 (Aaron Marsh, 1966) Best rushing average (min. 50 times)-6.7 yards (Chuck Bell, 1953) Most yardage on pass receiving-1,095 (Aaron Marsh, 1967) Most passes received-73 (Aaron Marsh, 1966) Best punting average-42.2 (Fred Ma lins, 1965) Mosc passes intercepted-9 (Buddy Pfaadt, 1966) SINGLE SEASON TEAM RECORDS Undefea1ed seasons- 1940 (8-0-0); 1954 (8-0-1 )' Most wins- II , 1979 ( 11-2-0) Mosc defeacs-8 in 1929 ( 1-8-0) Mosc 1ies- J in 1933 (1-2-3) Mose poincs scored- 346 ( 1979) Mosc µo inlS by opµosicion-264 (1930) Least points scored- IS (1930) Most consecutive games without a loss- I5 ( l 953•54-55), 2 ties Most consecutive games won-13 (1939-40-41) Most to uchdowns scored--46 ( 1979) Mos1 extra points made- 39 (1979) •Tangerine Bowl Game not included (Remainder includes 1952 through 1977, inclusive) MoSI passes compleled-170 (1967) MoSI passes allempced- 300 (1967) Besc passi ng percenlage-58.2 (1965) Least yards rushing by opponents-951 (1953) Least yards passing by opponents-487 (1957) Best punting avcrage- 42.2 (1965) Mosc yards penalized- 736 (1972) Most yards rushing- 2,827 ( 1979) MoSI yards passing- 2, 133 (1967) Best total offense-4,2S4 ( 1979) Most first downs rushina- 158 (1979) Most passes inte..-cepted by-22 ()979) INDIVIDUAL CA REER RECORDS Most yard s rushing-3,842 (Jimmy Brooks, 1968-7 1) Mose yards passing-5,041 (Jim Guice, 1965-68) Mosc plays 101al offense- 921 (Jimmy Brooks, 1968-7 1) Most rushing attempts- 920 (Jimmy Brooks. 1968-71) Most field goals in a career- 26 (David Flores, 1977-Prcsent) Most points scored by kick- 180 (David Flores, 1979Present) Most points scored- 220 (Jimmy Brooks, 1968-71) Most touchdowns scorcd- 36 (Jimmy Brooks, 1968-71) Mosc kickoffs relurned- 57 (John Revere, 1972-75) Most yards on kickoffs recurned- 1,212 (John Revere, 1972-75) "1ost co nsecut ive extra points kicked 60 ( David Flores. 1977-781 1979 CHAMPIONSHIP RING - members of the 1979 EKU football team, coaches and staff each received a national championship ring from the University like the one pictured above. 51 �OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TEAM FOOTBALL RECORDS SCORING SINGLE GAME • Mo,1 fumbles lost- 7-Tenncssec Tech vs. Western Kentucky .. . .. 1967 Most Fumbles Recovered-7Western Kentucky vs. Tennessee Tech ... . . . 1967 Western Ken1ucky vs. C . W. Post .. . 1974 Mos1 Yards Pe nalizcd-191- Morehead vs. Eastern .1969 Mos! Kickoffs Kicked-I I- Mu rray vs. Iowa Wesleyan . . .... .. 1967 Mos! Kickoffs Received-8-Western vs. Tennc-Mee Tech . . . . . .. 1965 Most Yards On Punt Returns- lS3Western vs. Morehead . 1953 Most Yards Kickoff Rcturns- 202 Eastern vs. Murray State . ... . .... .. . . ... .. 1978 H ighest Score-71- Murray vs. Iowa Wesleyan (12) . .. 1967 Most TDs Scored-JO- Murray vs. Iowa Wesleyan . . . 1967 Most PATS Kickcd - 8 Eastern Kentucky vs. Hillsdale . . . . 1968 W estern Ke ntucky vs. Tenn Tech . . . . 1967 Western Kentucky vs. Murray . . . . . . . . .. . 1968 Most Field Goals-J- East Tennessee vs. Mo rehead . 1967 ( Record Tierl on Twelve Other Occasions) Most Two-Point Conversions-3Middle Tennessee vs. UT Martin . . . . 1967 Eas1c rn Ke ntucky vs . Nonhwood . . . . . .. . 1967 Mosl Safctics- 2-Aust in Peay vs. Middle Tennessee .. 1968 TOTAL OFFENSE Most Total Yards Gaincd-662Ea.stern Kentucky vs. East Tennessee .. SEASON ..... 1977 SCO RING Most Plays- 94Tennessee Tech vs. Morningside . Western Ke ntucky vs. Murray . . . fewest Total Yards Allowcd- 13 yardsWestern Kcnlucky vs. Butler Most Points Scored-377-Western Kentucky . .. . 1973 Fewest Points Scored- 20-Morchead . . .... 1953 Most Points Yielded-321-Murray .1966 fewest Points Yiclded-40-Middle Tennessee ... .... 1957 Most Touchdowns- S4-Wcstern Kentucky . ... .. . . . 1973 Most PATs Kicked- 45- Western Kentucky ~.. . . . 1973 Most field Goals- I I-Middle Tennessee 1971, Murray 1971 , Tenn Tech ... . . . . . 1972 Most Points Scored Kicking-60-(11 FGs, 27 EP s) Tennessee Tech . . ..... ... ....... ... . ... . . . .. . .. 1972 Most Safetie-s- 4-Middle Tennessee . . .. 196S Mos! Points er Game-37. 7-Western Kentucky .. .... 1973 . .. 1972 . 1969 . 1971 RUS HING Most Yards Rushing-SJOEastern Kentucky vs. East Tennessee . 1977 Fewest Yard.s Rushing-Minus 63Austin Peay vs. Morehead . . . . . . 1971 Fewest Yards Allowed Opponent-Minus 77Western Ky. vs. Dayton . . . ... ........ . 1974 Most Rushing Plays-83Tennessec Tech vs. Morningside . . 1972 Fewest Rushing Plays- 9Morchcad vs. Middle Tennessee . 1951 Best Rushing Averagc-8.6Eastern Ky. vs. East Tennessee . . 1977 PASSING Most Yards Passing-42SEastcrn Kentucky vs. Northwood . . . . 1967 Murray vs. Middle Tennessee . . . . 1967 Most Passes Attemp!ed-59Western Kentucky vs. Akron .... 1969 Most Passes Compleied-37Western Kentucky vs. Akron . . .. . . ... . 1969 Most Touchdown Pa!ioses- 6Eastern Kentucky vs. Northwood . . .. .... .. . . . . . . . 1967 Most Two-Point Conversions-3Middle Tennessee vs. UT Martin . . . 1967 Best Comp. Perccntage- 80.0Wcstcrn Ky. vs. Delta S tate (16 of 20) . .... . . .... . 1952 Eastern Ky. vs. Dayton (12 of 15) .. ,., .. . . 1978 Most Passess Had lnterccpted- 7Morchcad vs. Western Kent ucky . 1965 East Tennessee vs. Austin Peay . . . . 1911 Most Passes lntercepted- 7Western Kentucky vs. Morehead . .... . . . . . 1965 East Tennessee vs. Austin Peay . . . 1971 Most Yards Interceptions Returned- 139Wcstcrn Ky. vs. West. Illinois ... . ... .. 1968 Fewest Passing Yards Allowed-Minus 3Western Ky. vs. Austin Peay . . . . ... . .. , 1973 OTH ERS Most Punls- 14- Au stin Peay vs. Tennessee Tech .... 1971 Best Punting Average-54.0Middlc Tennessc vs. Ball State .. .. .. ... . 1974 Most First Downs-33- Eastern Kentucky vs. Wisconsin-Os hkosh .1975 Most First Downs Ru shing- 23Tcnncssee Tech vs. Morningside . . . ... 1972 Eastern Kentucky vs. Ashland . ... . . .. . 1975 Most First Downs Passing- 19Murray vs. Iowa Wesleyan . .. . .. .. 1967 Eastern Kentuck y vs. Northwood . . 1967 Most Fumbles- 12- Tcnnessce Tech vs. Murray . . 1972 TOTAL O FFENSE Most Total Yards Gained-4,071- Western Kentucky . 1973 fewest Yards By Opponents-1,511 Weslern Kentucky .1971 Mos! Plays-825- Eastern Kentucky . . ... 1976 Most Average Yards Per Game- 425.8Western Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1952 RUSHING Most Yards Gained Rushing- 3,1 14Middle Tennessee . . .1959 Most Avg. Yards Per Game-31 1.4Middle Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1959 Fewest Yards By Opponcnts-48SWestern Kentucky . . . . . . .... .. , .. . . . . 1963 Most Rushing Auempts-722- Tcnnessee Tech . . 1972 Most Touchdowns Rushing-42- Middle Tennessee .· . 19S9 Most First Downs Rushing- I34- Eastern Kentucky . 1978 PASSING Mo.'it Yards Gained Passing-2,433- Murray . . . .. 1968 Mos1 Average Yards Per Game- 243.3-Murray . .. . . 1968 Most Auempts-380-Murray. . . . . 1967 Most Completions- 190Murray . . . . . . . . . . .. ...••. ...... . 1967 East Tennessee . . .... ... .... •. . 1973 Best Completion Pcrcentage-66. l Middlc Tennessee . . . 1965 Fewest Yards By Opponent- 36SWcstern Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............. 1960 Most Touchdowns Passing- 2SMurray .. . .1968 Western Kentucky . . .. . . 1973 Most First Downs Passing- 95Western Kentucky ... 1973 Most Passes Had lntcrcepted- JSAusrin Peay . .. .. 1969 Most Passes Intcrceptcd-34- East Tennesstt . . . .. 1969 Fewest Touchdown Passes Allowcd-1 Middle Tennessee .. . 1957 Tennessee Tech .... . . . . . . .. 1972 OTH ERS Mosl Punts- 90- Austin Peay . . . .. 1971 Most f ir.st Downs-242-East Tennessee . 1973 Fewesl f irst Downs Allowcd-84- Middlc Tennessee .19S7 52 �Mos1 Punl Rernrns-60-Westcrn Kenrncky ... . .. 1974 Most Kickoff Returns-40-Western Kentucky .. 1966 Mosl Penalties-S I- Western Kentucky . . . . 1953 Mo.st Yards Penalized-919Wcstern Kentucky ..... 1968 Fewest Yards Pc:nalizcd-3 12Tennessee Tech . . .. 1968 Most Fumbles Lost-31- Tennesscc Tech . .. ... . 1972 Most Fumbles Recovered- 26Western Kentucky .... . 1971 & 1974 Most Yards On Punt Returns-633Eastern Kentucky ... .. . ..... ..... ........ . ..... 1967 Most Yards On Kickoff Returns-1,014East Tennessee . ...... 1973 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL FOOTBALL RECORDS S lNGLEGAME TOTAL OFFENSE Most Yards Total Offensc- 428-Johnny Vance, WK vs. Akron.. . .. ... . 1969 Most Plays Total Offense-69- Johnny Vance. WK vs. Akron . . .. .. .. . . . ... ...... .... . .. ..... . 1969 Highest Average Per Play-20.0 (120 yards in 6 aus.)Hal Emerson, EK vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh . . . . 1975 RUSHI NG Most Attempts-43- Alfred Thompson , EK vs. Mo . .. 1973 Most Yards Gained Rushing-297-Clarence Jackson, WK vs. Butler . . . . 1971 Longest Run from Scrimmage-97 yardsDon Daly, EK vs. Mo.. . . 195 1 Carl Walker, Mu. vs. AP .. . . .. 1954 PASSING Most Attempts- 59- Johnny Vance. WK vs. Akron . . 1969 Most Completions-37-Johnny Vance, WK vs. Akron .. ... .... ... 1969 Most Consecutive Completions- I I- Billy Walker, MT vs. UT Martin . . . . .. 1967 Best pcrccntage- lOOo!t- Teddy Morris (9-9), MT vs. UT Chattanooga . . . .1965 Most Yards Gained Passing-425- Larry Tillman, Mu. vs. MT .. .. . ..... 1967 Most Touchdown Passcs-6-Charles Por1er , Mo. vs. Marshall . . . . .......... . ........ 1950 Most Passes Caught-20- Harold Roberts, AP vs. Murray (NCAA Record) . . 1967 Most Yards On Passes Caught- 3 16- Aaron Marsh, EK vs. Northwood . . . ... 1967 Most Touchdown Passes Caugh1-4Aaron Marsh, EK vs. Northwood ...... 1967 Harold Roberts, AP vs. Murray 1967 Porter Williams, WK vs. Murray . , ..... 1973 Mos1 lnterceptions-4- Buddy Pfaadt, EK vs. AP .... 1966 Longest Pass Completion- % yardsLro Peckenpaugh to Porter Williams, WK vs. Mu. . 1970 Most Two-Point Conversions-3- Billy Walker, MT vs. UT Marlin . . . . ... 1967 Most Points By Passing- 36-Billy Walker, MT vs. UT Martin . . . . 1967 Most Yards Punts Rcturned- 145-Virgil Livers, W K vs. ET . . . . . . . .... 1974 OTHERS Longest Punt Return- 100 yards-Phil Foscer, Mu. vs. Mo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... .... 1950 Longest Kickoff Return-100 yards- Buford Crager, Mo. vs. ET . . . . . .. . 1959 Longest Pass Interceptio n Return-JOO yardsRay Oldham, MT vs. UT C hattanooga . . . ... . 1970 Longest Run with Recovered Fumble- 99 yardsRay Neal. MT vs. Muskintham .. . . 1964 Most Yardl!t K ickoff Re1urn~ 202 Jerr)' Parrish. Eastern Kentucky vs. Murray S1ate ... ... . . ...... l'-178 SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE Most Total Yards-2,782-Charl<s Porter, Morehead . 1950 Most Total Plays- 464-Larry Tillman, Murray . .1967 RUSHI NG Most Rushing Attempts-286- Larry Schreiber. Tenness, Tech . .. . . 1968 Mos1 Yards Rushing-1,522- Larry Schreiber, Tennessee Tech . . . ...... . 1969 Highest Rushing Average- 9. l - Ray Purvis, Middk Tenn,ss,, (Min. 50 au.) . . ..... . .. 1959 PASSING Most Pass Attempts-380-Larry Tillman. Murray ... 1967 Most Pass Completions- 190-Larry Tillman, Murray . . . . . . . . . . . .... .. . .. I967 Mos1 Yards Gained Passing- 2,34.S-Charles Porter, Mo rehead .. . . ... 1950 Best Completion Percentage-66.20/o-Charles Porter, Morehead ....... . ... . .. I 950 Most Touchdown Passes Thrown- 25-larry Tillman, Murray. .. .. .... .. , . . . .. 1968 Mosl Passes Caught- 88-Harvey Tanner, Murray .. . .. 1967 Mosl Yards On Passes Caught-1,069- Aaron Marsh, Eastern Ky. . . . .... . .. 1967 Most Touchdown Passes Caught- 13-Billy Hess, Murray . . . 1968 Most Passes lntercepted-12- John Fitzpatrick, Ten nessee Tech . . . . .. . . . . 1972 KICKING SCORING Most Points Scored-1 14- Dickie Moore, Western Kentuck y . 1967 Mos1 Touchdowns Scored- 19- Dickie Moore, Western Kentucky . . ... 1967 Most Points By Kicking-60- Buich Gent ry, Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . .. . ... . 1972 Most Extra Points Kicked-8Tom Alwood, WK vs. TT . .... 1967 Jerry Pullins, EK vs. Hillsdale . .. 1968 Steve Wilson, WK vs. MU . ... . . 1969 Most Field Goals- 3- Pai Hauser, ET vs. Mo. (Tied by Nin, Others) ... 1967 Longest Field Goal- 58 yards-Stan Walts, Mu. vs. WK . . . . . .. .... 1971 Most Punts- 14- Mike Johnson, AP vs. TT ... 1971 Best Punt Avcrage-54.0-Mike Shawen, MT vs. Ball Stat< . . 1974 Longest Punt- 81 yards- Chip Johnson. AP vs. WK . . 1974 Most Punts Returned-9Alan Coker , WK vs. Butler . 1971 Alan Coker, WK vs. MT .. . .... . 1971 KIC KING Mos1 Extra Points Kicked- 37- Jerry Pullins, Eastern Kentucky . . . . ... . 1968 Most Field Goals-I I-Stan Walts, Murray and Kenny Nolan. Middle Tennessee .. 1971 Bu1ch Gentry, Tennessee Tech . . . 1972 Most Punu-83- Richard McGlothlin, East Tennessee . . . . . ....... 1969 Best Punting Average-43.9- Mike Shawen, Middle Tennessee . . . 1974 Most Punts Returned- SO-Virgil Livers, Western Kentucky . .... .. 1974 Most Punts Rciurned For Score- 3Mo Hollingsworth, Morehead . . . . 1971 Virgil l ivers, Western Kentucky .. . 1974 SCORING Most Points-28-Harold Roberts, AP vs. Mu. . 1969 Most Touchdowns-4-Hcld by Eighl Players Most Points By Kicking- 13- Earl Cody (3 FG's, 4 EP), EK vs. MO. . .... . . 1973 53 �1979 OVC TEAM STATISTICS OVC ALL-TIME STANDINGS I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Eastern Kentucky Wes tern Kentucky Tennessee Tech Midd le Tennessee Murray State Austin Peay Morehead Stale Won Loot Tied 124 118 117 104 94 52 62 80 86 89 84 114 79 142 7 10 3 Pct. .608 • .578 .568 .553 .452 .397 .304 5 8 2 Years 1948-79 1948-79 1948-79 1952-79 1948-79 1963-79 1948-79 TEAM OFFENSE Pts. 223 283 263 198 137 Games I. l. 3. 4. Austin Pe ay 5. M iddle Tennessee lO 6. 7. Morehead State 10 % Tennessee Tech 11 • Akron II 103 232 Pts. 116 150 2 17 126 121 232 333 223 Avg. 10.6 13.6 21.7 11.S 12.1 21.1 33.3 20.3 Western Kentucky E astern Kentucky Murray S tate 10 II II II A•&· Yd. R 2051 A v1. 205. 1 Yd . P 22.3 25.7 23.9 18.0 13.7 9.6 9.4 21.1 1659 165.9 3710 2249 204.S 1282 116.S 3531 321.0 2128 1678 928 1979 1662 1987 193.5 152.5 92.8 197.9 15 1.1 180.6 11 54 1549 1757 3282 3227 2685 2588 2689 3267 298.4 293.4 268.5 258.11 1027 1280 104.9 140.8 175.7 60.9 93.4 116.4 Yd .R A ,g. Yd. P . Avg. Total A•g. 705 1531 1247 64. 1 139.1 124.7 1569 1373 1548 142.6 124.8 154.8 2274 2904 2795 206.7 264.0 279.5 16 1800 163.6 1233 116.6 3083 282.2 14 30 1751 2054 3285 1818 175. 1 186.7 328.5 165.3 1182 139 1 I 154 1867 118.2 126.5 115.4 169.7 2933 3445 437 1 3685 293.3 313.2 437. 1 335.0 Ave. 609 Total Av1. 371.0 244.5 297.0 TEAM DEFENSE rn•s Games I. 2 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Murray State Austin Peay Western Kentucky Eastern Kentucky More head State Tennessee Tech Middle Tennessee • Akron 11 11 10 II 10 II 10 II Allo w. 13 19 29 45 28 MISCELLANEOUS First Downs I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Murray State Eastern Kentucky Morehead State Western Kentucky Austin Peay Middle Tennessee Tennessee Tech •Akron Own Opp. 179 138 160 167 132 159 229 191 191 189 133 205 169 149 141 206 P asses Int. By Own Opp. 14 16 6 II 15 21 16 17 II 19 14 7 15 8 13 15 F umbles Lost Own Opp. 21-12 31-20 29-13 38-20 41-21 32-13 32-1 9 20- 10 Yds. Penalized O wn Opp. 29-16 1009 43-19 472 538 32-1 6 24-12 40-27 34-16 28-13 35-16 481 747 482 514 518 423 495 531 7 18 685 647 530 704 • Akron will no t be included in computation of team or individual statistical rankings . A kron becomes eligible for Ohio Valley Conference Championships in 1980. FINAL STANDINGS I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. w Murray State 6 Eastern Kentueky s Morehead State Western Kentucky Austin Peay M iddle Tennessee Tennessee Tech 3 3 2 • Akron L 0 Conferen ce Games T Pct. PF PA 1.000 w 0 162 55 I 0 .833 2 3 4 I 0 0 0 I .583 .500 .333 . 167 .083 171 55 I 16 92 68 41 57 78 80 I 18 171 139 9 9 5 5 7 I I 6 5 5 54 All Gam es L T l 4 0 5 0 0 0 2 0 I 4 9 8 5 I Pct. .864 .818 .550 .500 .636 .JOO . 182 .546 PF PA 263 116 126 121 217 150 333 232 223 283 96 223 198 137 103 232 �1979 OVC INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TOTAL OFFENSE I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Brown Sanford - MT J ohn Hall - WK Steve Brewer - AP BUI Hupa - EK Ricky Ray - MU Jimmy Maynord - TT Bernard McIntosh - MO G Alt. RIIIII 10 10 IO II 308 262 286 -88 -70 II II IO 187 242 124 35 131 191 p- Yds. YPG 1474 1418 1014 1386 1348 1049 138.6 134.8 104.9 ass -29 952 730 0 159 745 1ot, ,S.7 923 889 83.9 80.8 74.5 745 PASSING G Alt. 215 I. J ohn Hall - WK 2. Brown Sanford - MT 3. Steve Brewer - AP 10 10 10 4. •Bill Hushes - EK 5. •Ricky Ray - MU 6. •S onny DefiUipis - AP ti 211 158 ICM II JS6 6 70 Comp. Int. Yds. 108 102 73 13 12 14 1418 1301 1014 54 1 ass 76 31 7 7 952 TD 10 9 7 7 4 504 5 R Yds. 745 Pct. .502 .483 .462 .519 PE 108.8 102.8 97.0 149.3 99.5 .487 .443 126.3 YPR TD YPG 6.0 4.1 4.8 2 2 5 74.5 70.4 57.2 4.3 a RUSHING 1. 2. 3. ,. 5. 6. 1. G 10 9 10 II Bernard McIntosh - MO Danny Johnson - MU Elmer Caldwell - WK Dale Patton - EK Dwight Yarn - MO Alvin Miller - EK 634 572 511 457 552 3.3 s S0.8 4.5 220 4.7 ' 50.1 CT Yds. TD 39 34 30 739 4 12 366 344 352 458 3.9 3.4 3.0 2.3 391 6 3 4 0 2 2 3 EP FG TP 0 0 54 0 33 0 6 0 0 0 22 0 0 6 0 42 40 30 G II FG EP-Att. 6-11 33-35 TP PPG 4.6 10 10 II 10 6-14 4-10 3-7 7-7 II 4-8 7 4-7 9 II 3 • Nate Jones - WK 124 156 119 110 140 Ill 47 51.1 73.3 PASS RECEIVING I. Eddie Preston - G JO WK. 2. Bruce Bryant - MT 3. Ricky Gwinn - WK 4. Gle nn Roberts - TT s. • Steve Puthoff - AP 6. •Jeff Doss - AP 7. •oHtd Booze - EK 10 IO II 4 6 7 25 19 19 17 CtPG 4.8 3.2 2.4 SCORING I. Lindsey Hudspeth - M U 2. Dale Patton - EK 3. David Flores - EK 4. Jerry Parrish - EK 5. Eddie Preston - WK 6. Mike Meador - AP 7. •Barry Skaggs - WK G II 10 ti TD 9 It 10 10 4 7 7 0 a 0 5 " 51 42 KICK SCORING I. 2. 3. 4. S. 6. 1. David Flores - EK Mike Meador - A P Ricky Anden:on - WX. David Tuck - MU Gerald Robinson - MT Wayne Anderson - TI • N ick Rapier - MO •Does not meet NCAA minimum 55 22-24 25-27 31-31 10- 11 11-12 7-8 51 40 37 40 31 23 19 4.0 3.7 3.6 3. 1 2. 1 2.7 PPG 4.9 4.1 4.6 4.2 4.2 4.0 1.S �PUNTING I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Steve Davis - TT John Christopher - MO Ray Farmer - WK Bryan Stringer - AP Joel Scrafton - EK Bill Ming- MT David Tuck - M U No. 79 57 49 46 53 61 61 Av&, No. 13 17 35 Yds. 124 149 280 Ave. 9.5 8.8 8.0 No. 7 5 Yds. 5 66 62 15 IPG 0.6 0.5 0.5 0.4 0.4 T 61 53 67 AS!it. 76 78 58 43 19 47 42.5 41.4 39.7 38.9 36.1 35.8 33.9 • PUNT RETURNS I. Geor1• Floyd - EK 2. Jerry Flippin - WK 3. J oe Grimsley - AP INTERCEPTIONS I. l, 3. 4. Geor1• Floyd - E K Rodney Byrd - EK Greg Evans - M U Greg Bauer - TT 5. Greg Hamilt on - TT 68 18 TACKLES AND ASSISTS I. 2. 3. Bob McIntyre - EK Carl Estelle - WK Fred Griffin - EK 4. Joe Richard - 5. Stan Wright - MT Tommy Warren - MO Rick Lanpher - M U Brad Todd - WK 6. 7. 8. 77 EK 99 69 57 43 56 58 72 Tot. 138 13 1 125 120 I 18 116 I 15 115 �EASTERN FOOTBALL SINCE 1910 EKU 1910 OPP S Richmond (City Team) . . . IS 16 Richmo nd (City Team) .. .. S 0 Lexington H.S. . ........ . 22 0 Pleasureville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 0 Stanford H.S. . .. . .. . .... 16 Record: 1-4-0 [KU 1911 OPP 0 Caldwell H.S. .... 0 21 Paris H .S . . . . . . . . .. . . . S 0 Richmond S tars .. .. .. .... . J S Caldwell H.S. ...... •• .. . . 10 0 Paris H.S. . . . . . . . . . . . .. S Record: 1·3-1 EKU 1912 OPP O Richmond (City Team) .... 0 13 12 Millersburg M.I. 0 Lexington H.S. . .. .. . ... . 34 6 26 Threlkeld Scle<l . .. .• .. 14 Cynthiana H.S. . . 0 0 Millersburg M. 1. 3 0 Georgetown . . . . . 44 7 Cynthiana H.S. . • ... .. .. .. 0 Stanford H.S . (NA) .. Record: 3-4-2 EKU 1913 3 Stanford H.S. 14 OPP . .. ...... 7 Kentucky Wesleyan . . . . . . . 12 Transylvania . .. . .. EKU lost; no score listed Lexington H.S. .. .. . (NA) Record: 1-2-0 EKU 1914 OPP 6 Stanford H.S. . . . .. . ... ... 7 13 Lan caster H.S. ... .. .... ... 0 7 Kcntuclcy Wesleyan . . . . . . . 13 0 Cynthiana H.S. ........ . .. 6 34 Western .. ... . ... ... . .. ... 6 0 Sommct H.S. . . . . . . . . . 46 0 Western . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . 18 0 Cynthiana H.S. . . . . . • . . . 81 0 Stanford H.S. ... 6 Reco rd: 2-7-0 EKU 1915 OPP 6 Millersburg M.l. .. ... . ... . 0 0 Kentucky Wesleyan . . . . 33 0 Western .. . .. . ....... .... . 0 0 Millersburg M.1. ... . . . .... 0 6 Western .. ... . . ... 0 Record: 2-1-2 EKU 1916 OPP 19 K entucky Wesleyan .. ..•... 0 14 Lincoln County . ......... 26 13 Western .... ... ..... ... . . 12 0 Centre . . . . . .. . . ... .... .. 26 6 Lexington H.S. . ......... 18 16 Western ... . . . ... ... . ..... 0 Record: 4-3--0 'Note: There were no tea ms for the 1917 and 1918 seasons due to World War I. EKU 1919 OPP 0 Paint Lick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 0 Paris H.S............. ... 40 Record: 0-2-0 EKU 1920 OPP 7 Paint Lick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 2 1 Paint Lick . .. . ... . . .. ..... 0 Richmond Amer. Leg. . EK U lost; no score listed Georgetown ..... (NA) Record: 2-1-0 EKU 1921 OPP 7 Paint Lick . .... 0 O Kentucky Wes leyan ..... . . . 0 O UK Sophomores ......... 20 O Cumberland .. . . . . . . . .. 33 0 Western . . . . . . . . 21 Record: 1-J...I EKU 1926 OPP 0 Marshall College .. .. 14 13 L.M .U. 0 0 Georgeto wn .. ... 27 0 Transy . . . . IS 48 Union 6 7 Indiana Teache rs . . . . 10 41 E. Tenn . Normal . 6 19 St. Mary's College . 0 0 Morris Harvey College . 3 Record: 4-5-0 EKU 1927 OPP 0 Ctntre 7 39 Union .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 6 Wesleyan 8 JI E .T. T eachers 0 13 Tusculum . O 12 Morehead 6 13 Uof l . ... 2 1 32 St. Mary"s . . . . . . . • • • . . . 6 0 Wcs1e rn .. ... . 12 Record: S-4-0 EKU 1921 0 W esleyan . . 0 Transy Frosh . 0 Transy Frosh .. . 6 Cumberland 6 Western 0 Georgetown Frosh 40 Unio n . OPP 7 0 . .. .. IS 0 . .. 47 0 7 EKU 1928 OPP 0 Louisville . . 72 0 Morris Harvey . . . . • . . . . . . . 18 0 Morehead . . . .. .. .. . 18 0 Transylvania .... ... . . . . . .. 64 0 Kentuc ky Wesleyan 40 7 Union . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Record: 0-6-0 Record: 2-3-2 EKU 1923 0 Slate Frosh 0 Georgetown Frosh . 6 Cumberland 0 Kentuck y Wesleyan 6 Union College . 7 T ransy Reserve 12 Ce ntre F rosh . . . 19 Union College . OPP 7 2 .. .. . 26 9 6 0 . . . . 21 0 EKU 1929 OPP 2 Union .. .. . . ... • •.. . . . . 19 I 4 Sue Bennet! 8 0 Murray . . . .. ... .. 46 6 Morehead . . 13 0 Transy . . . 36 0 Georgetown . .. . 38 6 U of L .. .. 19 0 Wesleyan . . 26 0 Western . . . .. 36 Record: 1-8-0 Record:3-5-1 EKU 1924 OPP 0 Wesleyan . .. 27 19 Cumberland 6 13 Georgetown Frosh . . 0 49 St. Mary's 0 . . .. 13 7 L.M.U . 0 Transy . .... . . . •.. . . . .. 56 14 Morehead 0 33 Union . . 0 Rccord :S-3--0 EKU 1925 OPP 0 UK Frosh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 7 Georgetown . .. . IJ 0 L.M .U. . . 0 13 St. Mary's 7 6 Transy 67 Morehead 0 49 Union 0 ·· ···· ········•·· Record: 3-3• I 57 EKU 1930 OPP 0 Sue Bennett 6 O Murray . .... .. . ........ . . . 52 0 U of L . . . . . . . . . ..• ..... .. S2 0 Wesleyan . . . 33 13 Morehead 0 2 T ransy . 26 0 Union . . . . . 45 0 Western .. SO Record : 1-7-0 EKU 1931 J I Sue Bennett . 0 Ohio Northern 0 Wiuenberg 12 U of L 0 Georgetown 8 L.M. U. Western Record: 1-6-0 .. OPP 0 . . . 16 . . .. . . . 99 . . . 19 .. . 25 .. 13 . . . 42 �OPP EKU 1932 6 Georgetown . )8 U of L 0 Union. 0 19 7 0 0 0 Transy M orehead 0 Record: 2-1 -2 EKU 1933 6 Union . Q Georgetown . 0 East Te nn. 0 T ransy 6 7 Morehead Louisville OPP Record: 6- 1-0 EKU 1945 OPP 19 Indianapolis State . . . . 12 14 Tenn Tech ...... 12 7 Central Mich. .. .. ....... . . 14 Murray . 7 6 Valparaiso . ... ?I: . 0 Catawba .. . .............. 13 32 Tenn. Tech 0 54 Kirksville (Missouri) . 0 Record: 4-3-1 0 0 6 0 13 OPP EKU 1934 0 M iami (Oh io) 0 T ransy 7 Union. 9 Georgetown . 7 Morehead 9 Western 6 Louisville: . Record: 1-6-0 19 18 .. .... . 14 . 18 0 47 . . . . IJ OPP EKU 1935 7 Miami (Ohio . 66 Alfred Holbroo k 52 Hiwassee 6 Georgetown . . U of L . Centre . . . . .. Morehead Transy Union 0 0 0 0 0 32 7 0 6 Record: 1-2-3 9 0 53 6 OPP EKU 1938 19 Georgetown . 7 T ransy 19 East Tenn. Teachers . 47 Cent ral No r mal . 0 Morehead 7 Western 36 Indiana St. Teachers . 18 Union. . . ... . . 33 6 0 8 0 . . . 19 0 EKU 1939 21 Carso n Newma n 39 Transy 20 Cumbe rland 14 Central Michigan 21 Georgetown . 6 Morehead 32 Union . 0 Western 28 Indiana Teachers OPP 7 7 0 .... 18 0 7 .. 26 Record: 6 -3-0 EKU 1946 IJ Tenn. Tech 7 Catawba Central M ichigan . 26 Murray 7 Tenn. Tech 12 Valparaiso . 6 Morehead 28 U of L . . . 6 Western OPP 0 9 . . .. . .. 20 ..... 13 .. 20 7 .. 12 7 0 Record: 5--4--0 OPP EKU 1940 20 Illinois Normal . 35 Northern Il l. 27 Morehead )9 Arkansas A&M . . 48 Bowling Green (Ohio) . 2l Central Mich iga n . 48 Cumberland 31 King College . 0 0 . .. 13 0 0 0 7 Record: 8-0-0 EKU 1947 OPP 14 Eastern Illinois .1 3 6 Marshall 7 13 M urray. .... 21 34 Emory and Hen ry . 0 18 Valparaiso . 0 34 Morehead 7 13 U of L .. . ....... ... ...... 14 27 W estern 7 6 SE Louisiana . . . ...... . .. 30 Record: 5--4-0 .. 12 .... 40 6 Record: 4-6-1 EKU 1936 OPP 39 Marshall 0 7 Franklin ( Ind.) . 0 34 Alfred Holbrook 0 7 Morehead . . . . . . . . ... . . .. . 19 6 Geo rgetown . 2 9 U of L 6 l l T ransy 6 0 Western 12 Union . EKU 1941 18 N. W. Missouri . 14 Carson Newman . 6 Murray 21 King College 20 Western 4 1 Georgetown 54 Ill. No rmal )2 Morehea d . . . . . . . . . OPP 0 0 0 ..... 27 0 .. . 0 . . . . 13 Record : 7-1-0 Record: 8-3-0 Record: 7-2--0 EKU 1937 7 T enn . Tech . 28 Franklin Co llege . 12 Transy 14 Central Normal 0 Morehead 0 Weste rn 14 Union . 6 U of L . Record: l -2-1 OPP 0 6 6 7 . . .. 26 . 23 0 6 EKU 1948 OPP 0 Xavier University ...... .. .. 31 25 Eastern Illinois . . .. .... 14 20 Ma rshall 7 6 Murray 0 Emory and Henry 35 6 20 Michigan Normal . 0 7 Morehead 0 0 Evansville 13 Weste rn .. . . . ... . . . . .. . . .. 14 32 Northern Illinois . 7 26 SE Lo uisiana . EKU 1942 OPP l l Tenn. Tech . 0 7 W . Missouri State . 7 0 Morris Harvey 7 6 U of Akron 0 18 Western 0 20 West Liberty 6 0 Morehead .. .. 20 6 Mu rray · ··· · ·· · · · · •· · · 6 Record: 4- 2-2 1943-44 no sports due to w■r 58 EKU 1949 OPP Heidelberg . 19 7 Marshall . ...... 24 20 Murray . 0 20 Wofford . ... .. .. . 27 20 Michigan Normal 6 26 Mo rehead .. . 27 7 Evansville 7 20 Western 7 21 Bowli ng Green (Ohio) . .. . 13 Record: 4-4-1 �EKU 6 )4 0 47 S6 14 26 I) )4 13 OPP I9SO . IS 0 19 Murray 7 Tenn. Tech . . Erskine . ··· · ·· 0 7 Morehead .20 Evansville . 14 Western Bowling Green (Ohio) . ..... 7 . 14 Wo fford .. . Hciddbcrg Marshall EKU 6 14 21 7 13 )S 20 7 13 ) Record: 6-4-0 1'151 Hillsdale M arshall Murray. Tenn. Tech Ers kine . Morehead Evansville Western Ohio University .. .. Stetson Universily . OPP 6 . . . . . . 21 6 6 Omaha . . . . . . . 20 Morehead . . 14 Morris Harvey . . 6 Wes1crn · · ·· ·· · · ·· •• · · ·· 0 U of L . . .... . 4S Wofford 0 Record: S-4-1 1'156 OPP 12 Toledo 6 7 M urray . . .. ... . 14 19 Middle Tennessee . ... .. 26 12 East Tennessee .. . ... .. I) 6 Western ..... . 14 13 Morris Harvey . .. .. . 7 2S Tenn. Tech ... . . . . . . . . . . . . I) 19 Morehead · · •· 0 .. .... . 14 6 U of L Record: 4-5-0 OPP EKU Record: 7-) -0 EKU 7 26 0 14 3S 20 6 20 1'152 Toledo . .. Marshall Murray ... Tenn. T ech Evansville Morehead Western U of L .. Record: 3-4-1 6 ... · · · • ·· .. . .. 19 .20 .. .... . 28 ..... 0 .20 .48 .34 EKU 20 15 19 0 19 25 S9 I) 20 )0 1953 John Carroll Middle Tennessee Murray ..... Tenn. Tech Youngstown M orehead .. .. Evansville Western ... . U of L .... Stetson University OPP . .. .. 19 6 . 14 7 . 20 7 9 7 . 13 . .. 26 1'157 0 Toledo 14 U of L . . . 26 Murray. 14 Middle Tennessee 13 East T cnnessee .. 13 Youngstown 28 Western 14 Tennessee Tech ... 40 Morehead Record: 4-5-0 OPP . . ... ... 7 .. . 40 . . ... 19 .)S ... . 27 .. . . . 0 0 .. )4 ) OPP 1953 2 Toledo .... . .. .. . ... . . ... . 19 .. 20 7 U of L . . 6 14 Murray . . . 14 0 Middle Tennessee . .. 6 13 East Tennessee ... . . . 0 9 Youngstown .. 14 Western ... 21 . . ... 20 19 Tennessee Tech ... .. 6 24 Morehead Record: )-6-0 EKU Record: 8-2-0 1954 OPP 0 John Carroll . Middle Tennessee . 0 Murray .. . 6 Tenn. Tech . .. Yo ungstown Morehead I) Toledo ... .13 21 Western 0 20 U o f L . 6 6 Omaha (Tangerine Bowl) .. EKU 7 7 19 12 0 27 17 0 0 0 1960 Ft. Campbell. U of L . .. . . OPP 6 .28 .... 21 Murray .. ... . Middle Tennessee . . ... 14 East Tennessee . . . 0 . . 13 Austin Peay . Western . .. 7 Tenn. Tech .. . .. . .... 20 ... 21 Morehead .. Marshall . . . . 13 Record: ) -6-1 EKU 12 6 9 .. 14 0 0 7 7 ... 13 .26 OPP EKU 31 13 0 IS S8 6 6 )I 27 14 1955 Toledo Middle Tennessee Murray .. .. Tenn. Tech 1961 OPP 6 U o f L .... . ...... . . . 33 14 Murray . 13 IS Mid dle Tennessee . .. 22 22 East Tennessee .13 21 Austin Peay 7 IS Western ... ... ... . 16 8 Tenn. Tech .. 14 I) Morehead 0 0 Marshall . . 20 Record: 4 -5-0 EKU 1961 EJ(U 22 14 28 20 14 6 21 12 12 OPP .. .. ... Tampa University . , . 6 Murray .. . .. . . ....... 17 Middle Tennessee . .. 8 East Tenncssec .. . .. . . . . . . . 14 Austin Peay . . .. .. .. 7 Western .. . . . s Tenn. Tech ... . .... .. ..... 0 Morehead . ... . 20 .. . . .. 29 East Carolina Record: 6-)-0 EKU 1963 OPP Austin Peay . . ... . 0 Findlay . . .. .. .28 Murray .. . . 20 . )) Middle Tennessee . .. . East Tennessee .... . . JS ) Tampa University . .. 7 6 Western .. .. .. 29 19 Tenn. Tech . 21 0 Morehead 6 ) 4 Youngstown . . . 14 Record: 2-8-0 14 7 0 28 12 EKU 19 26 2S 14 2S 12 Record: 8-0- 1 1959 OPP Toled o ..... 20 U of L ... .. .. 14 7 Murray .... 0 6 Middle Tennessee .. .. 14 7 East Tennessee . .. 13 21 Austin Peay ... . 7 Western . .. . . 14 10 Tenn . Tech .. . . . . .. .. 14 12 Morehead ... . .. · · · ··· 7 EKU 2 Record: 3-6-0 59 EKU 0 7 6 13 JS 17 0 7 10 1964 Austin Peay . Youngstown Murray ... . Middle Tennessee East Tennessee Findlay .. Western T enn. Tech Morehead Record: 3-5-1 OPP .26 ..... . 21 6 . . 20 .13 .14 .24 .27 ... .. 7 �EKU 1965 OPP 3S AustinPcay• .. 30 I 2 Marshall .. 28 17 Murray . 17 10 Middle Tennessee ..... 14 23 East T cnncssec . . ..... 0 3 Findlay . . . .... .. .. . ... 34 28 Western ,. 12 28 T enn. T~ch . . . . 14 38 Morehead .. 20 Record: 4-4-1 •Forfeited EKU 33 26 27 I~ ..... . . 15 6 Marshall Murray . 6 Middle Tennessee . . 22 East Tennessee 7 Findlay 6 Western ..... 12 Tenn. Tech .. ........ .. ... 7 Morehead . . . . 21 Tampa University 6 Record: 7-3-0 21 35 24 3 19 14 EKU 1967 0 Dayton . . 35 East Tennessee . 37 Austin Peay .... . .. . 14 Mid d le Tennessee OPP . ... 16 7 0 7 55 0 Northwood 14 Western 28 Murray. 24 Tenn. Tech 37 1 21 . 14 7 0 .... . 12 .. 7 .. . 13 Youngstown Morehead • Ball State . .. Record: 8-1-2 • NCAA Grantland Rice Bowl EXU 1968 OPP 0 Hillsdale. Mich. 63 23 East Tennessee 21 49 20 16 .. .. 20 Austin P eay . . . . .. 20 Middle Tennessee .. 21 Akron .. 3 1 Western Kentucky . ........ 7 21 Murray State.. . . .. ... Tenn. Tech 12 You ngstown . . . 35 Morehead 38 Record: 8-2--0 .20 ........ 14 . .. 26 Record: 8-2-0 EKU 1911 OPP 20 SE Louisiana . .. . .. .... . 12 21 Northern Iowa . . . .. 7 28 Eas1 Tennessee . . ... 14 14 Austin Peay 9 18 Middle Tennessee . . .... . . .. 31 0 Eastern Michigan . . 0 7 Western Kentucky ... 16 7 Murray State . . . . . 17 14 T enn. Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 28 Applachian State .14 Morehead State . . .... 10 Record: 6-4-1 EKU 1972 OPP 10 SE Louisiana 0 34 Indiana Univ. (Pa.) 1 12 East Tennessee .. . .. .. .. .. . 28 21 Austin Peay 6 13 Middle Tennessee 0 14 Centra l Michigan .. ........ 21 0 Wes tern Kentucky .. - - ... . . JO 3 Mu rray State 0 Tenn. Tech . 14 7 Appalachian State . . . ... . . . 55 28 Morehead State 6 Record: l -6-0 EKU 1973 OPP 10 UT-Chattanooga 6 26 Indiana (Pa.) . .... .. I 3 14 East Tennessee . 38 24 Austin Peay ... 7 29 Middle Tennessee . . . 28 16 UT-Martin . . . .. 14 0 Western Kentucky . . . . 35 20 Murray State .... .... ..... . 21 30 Tenn. Tech . . . . . 14 7 Central Michigan .. 21 37 Morehead State . .. .. 25 Record: 1-4-0 EKU 13 7 1969 Ball State East Tennessee 29 Austin Peay .. 14 Middle Tcnnesstt 9 26 34 17 14 11 EKU 1975 OPP 42 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1 30 Dayton ... .. ..... . ..... 24 JO UT-Chattanooga .. JO East Tennessee .. .. . . . . .... 14 49 Austin Peay . 0 34 Middle Tennessee .......... 24 13 Western Kentucky 7 7 Murray State . ... .. . . . 26 3 Tenn. Tech ... .. .. 14 50 Ashland College .. .. .... 36 17 Morehead Staie 9 Record: 8-2-1 21 .. O PP A ustin Peay 20 EKU 1970 OPP 13 Ball State . . . . .. .. 12 10 East Tennessee 6 38 Austin Peay 7 24 Middle Tennessee . JO 21 Eastern Michigan . . .. . . JO 7 Western Kentucky . . 19 17 Murray State . . . . 7 20 Tenn. Tech .. 13 9 Indiana State ... 0 13 Morehead State . 16 OPP 0 . 19 . .. . JO 0 Akron .. . ... 28 Western Kentucky ......... 21 Murray State . .... 13 Tenn. Tech ...... 7 Indiana State . . . .. 12 Morehead State .. ... 23 EKU 1974 OPP 11 Dayton . . . . .. 23 21 East Tenn essee .. . 20 22 Austin Peay 9 21 Middle Tennesse .. .... 17 24 UT-Martin 9 24 Western Kentucky .. . 34 30 Murray State . .. ... . .. .. . . . 16 29 Te nn. Tech . . .. 14 34 Ashland College ... 23 21 Mo rehead State .... 14 Record: 8-2-0 Record: 6-4-0 60 EKU 1976 21 Dayton .. . 21 28 21 27 40 6 12 28 31 7 OPP 7 Delaware . . . . . .. .. 37 Wiuenbcrg 0 ' East Tennessee .. 10 • Austin Peay .. . . . . .... . .. . . 13 ' Middle Tennessee . . . . ... .. . 14 • Western Kentucky . . . . . . . 10 ' Murray State . . .. . 10 •Tennessee Tech . . ... 14 • Morehead State . . . 12 North Dakota State (NCAA Division II Playoffs) . 10 Record: 8~3-0 • Ohio Valley Conference game EKU 1977 24 Delaware 14 Wittenberg . . . 38 • East Ten nessee 17 ' Austin Peay 10 • Middle Tennessee 35 •Western Kentuc ky 20 • Murray Sta te 28 •Tennessee Tech .. 13 Dayton ............ . 42 • M orenead State .. . OPP 7 17 34 20 19 JO 24 21 20 13 Record: 5-5-0 'Ohio Vall ey Co nference gam e EKU 1978 OPP 10 Troy State ... .. 16 49 East Tennessee ..... . ...... 6 14 Austin P eay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 42 Middle Tennessee .. .. .... 12 17 Dayton . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 16 16 Western Kentucky . . . . . . . . 17 24 Murray State ..... .. ..... 21 20 Tennessee Tech 16 35 Akron .................. 14 30 Morehead State . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Record: 8-2·0 �Men's Cross Country 1980 Schedule Date Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. I Nov. 8 Opponent Marshall Invitational Univ. of Ky. Invitational Ky. Intercollegiate Championship EK U Invitational Indiana Univ. Invitational OPEN OVC Championship OPEN NCAA District Ill Championship Site Time Huntington, W.Va. 11 :00 a.m. Lexington Williamsburg, Ky. Home 11 :00 a.m. Bloomington, Ind. Murray, Ky. Greenville, S.C. 1980 ROSTER Name Steve Angerman Dennis Creekmore Andy Crowley Bill Mo rgan Terry Lakes Mike Lasley Gary Noel Class Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Soph. Sr. Hometo wn Dayton, Ohio Williamsburg, Ky. Danville, Ky. Rochester, Mich. Richmond, Ind. Macomb, Mich. Louisville, Ky. 1980 PROSPECTUS Coach Rick Erdmann hopes to improve on his team's fourth-place finish last year. But it won't be easy by any means. Labeling t he schedule "very tough," he added, " It includes all the major invitationals in Kentucky a nd the surrounding states. "The team will have a number of returning letter winners, but it will lack depth, which could be a factor," he said. Senior Bill Morgan, a n outstanding runner at EK U, will be the team leader. He placed second in the 1,000-yard run indoors last season. Rick Erdmann Head Coach Dennis Creekmore 61 �Women's Cross Country 1980 Schedule D ate Opponent Site Time Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 3 Oct. II Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. I Kentucky KICC Meet EKU Invitational Southern Illinois K WIC C hampionship OVC Championship AIA W Region II Meet Away Louisville Home Away Home TBA TBA 10:00 11:00 11:00 11:00 11:00 11:00 11:00 1980 ROSTER Name Class Hometown Iris Amos Rebecca Crawley Lisa Pequignot Terry Spears Sue Schaefer Jean Strait Barb Fennell J r. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Soph. Fr. Sandy Ridge, N.C. Louisville, Ky. Springfield, Ohio Danville, Ky. Williamsville, N.Y. Bryan, Ohio Cambridge, Ontario Can. 1980 PROSPECTUS Coach Sandy Martin will have a veteran unit to work with in the upcoming 1980 cross country team at EK U with four seniors and one junior among the top seven a thletes. Seniors Terry Spears and Sue Sc haefer will lead the way for Eastern. Other seniors include Lisa Pequignot and Rebeca Crawley, while Iris Amos, who also is a hurdler for EK U'sdefending OVC champion women's track, will return for her junior season. EK U will be hoping to improve upon its third place finishes in the KICC and OVC meets. Sandy Martin Head Coach Becky Crawley 62 Sue Schaefer �Men's Golf 1980 SCHED ULE Date Opponent Site Sept. 19-20 Oct. 5-6 Oct. 10-12 Nov. 14-16 Murray State Invitational EKU Fall Invitational Buckeye Fall Classic All-Dixie Intercollegiate Murray, Ky. Home Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ga. 1980 ROSTER Name Class Ht. Wt. Hometown Mike Frey Gary Fischer Jerry Clark Brian Gurzynski Steve Haluska Gregg Shawen Mark Wheeler Darrell Donovan Kelly Finney Sr. Sr. J r. Soph. Sr. Soph. Sr. Fr. Fr. 6-1 5-1 I 6-1 6-1 5-9 5-9 6-0 6-3 5-9 170 160 195 165 145 145 165 180 160 Lombard, III. Plantation, Fla. Paintsville, Ky. Angola, Ind. Johnson City, N .Y. Kettering, Ohio Omaha, Neb. Hialeah, Fla. Fairfield, Ohio Letters 3 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1980 PROSPECTUS Coach Ray Struder's defending Ohio Valley Conference champion golf team returns two of its top five golfers for the 1980 fall season. Leading the way will be three-year letterman, Mike Frey, a senior who tied for 12th position in last spring's OVC Tourney with a 54-hole t otal of 22 1. The other returning lettermen is senior Gary Fischer who carded a 227 in the OVC event. Other returning members of the 1979 team include sophomores Brian Gurzynski and Gregg Sh_awen, junior Jerry Clark and seniors Steve Haluska and Mark Wheeler. Ray Struder Head Coach Mike Frey 63 Gary Fischer �• Women's Field Hockey 1980 Schedule D ate Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 19-20 Sept. 27 Sept. 30 Oct. 4-5 Oct. 7 Oct. 11 Oct. 15 Oct. 17 Oct. 18 Oct. 21 Oct. 24 Oct. 25 Oct. 27 Oct. 29 Nov. I Nov. 7-8 Nov. 19-22 Opponent Blue Grass Assoc. (Scrimmage) Miami EK U Invitational Dayton Earlham College VP! Invitational Kentucky Longwood College Furman Louisville Southeast Missouri State Southern Illinois Northern Illinois Indiana Ohio Bowling Green Berea Louisville KWIC Tournament AIA W Regional Tournament AJA W Nationals Site Home Oxford, Ohio Home Home Richmond, Ind. Blacksburg, Va. Home Home Home Home Cape Girardeau, Mo. Carbondale, Ill. Carbondale, Ill. Bloomington, Ind. Athens, Ohio Athens, Ohio Home Louisville Berea High Point, N.C. Time 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. TBA TBA 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. Noon 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 1980 ROSTER Name Trish Clary Anne Daugherty Jean Dickson Patricia Drumm Teresa Ga rchinsky Robin Forhecz Suzanne Hastings Wilma Howard Theresa Lang Carole Ann Lankford Lisa Loran Normandie May Laura Purdy Deborah Ray Jackie Stivers Cindy Taylor Debbie Wright Manager: Teri Dietrich Class J r. Fr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Soph. Soph. J r. Soph. Soph. Jr. Jr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. 64 Ho metown Bowling Green, Va. Englewood, Ohio Bergenfield, N.J. Coldwater, Mich. Folsom, N.J. Saddle River, N.J. Salisbury, Md. Louisville, Ky. Bordentown, N.J. S harptown, Md . Louisville, Ky. Lancaster, O hio Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Fairport, N.Y. Bricktown, N.J. Trotwood, Ohio Lexington, Ky. �1980 PROSPECTUS The K WIC Division I Champions face their toughest schedule in 1980, coming off a 9-2-4 record last season. T he returning starting squad of two seniors, five juniors and two sophomores is a young but experienced unit. Complementing the starters will be freshmen Anne Daugherty a nd Robin Forhecz, who should add both speed and quickness. The defensive unit returns five of seven to the backfield, where T rece Lang will move to the sweep position a nd Suzanne Hastings will assume the goalkeeping responsibilities. Cindy Taylor's leadership and solid defensive play will certainly be a factor. Sophomores Carole Ann Lankford and Lisa Loran will be at their mid-field positions at link. Balanced scoring power is the fea ture of the offensive unit, with the addition of Forhecz to the right side of the field to balance the threat of Jackie Stivers and Patti Drumm on the left. The excellent cutting ability of Debbie Wright a nd Laura Purdy should help give the line that added scoring punch. Lynne Harvel Head Coach Cindy Taylor 65 Laura Purdy �Rifle .. 1980 Schedule Date Opponent Sept. 20 Oct. 4 Oct. 11-12 Oct. 18 Oct. 25-26 Nov. I Nov. 8-9, 14-16 Nov. 8-9 Nov. 16 Jan. 24 Feb. 14 Feb. 28 March 14 Western Kentucky, Murray State OVC Tournament Western Ky. Tournament East Tennessee Golden Eagle Tournament Colonel Invitational Welch's Tournament Univ. of Ky. Tournament Murray State Tournament Ohio State NCAA Sectionals NCAA Championship Site Home Home Lexington Bowling Green Johnson City, Tenn. Cookeville, Tenn. Home Cincinnati, Ohio Lexington Murray Columbus, Ohio Morgantown, W. Va. West Point, N.Y. 1980 ROSTER Name Pos. Class Hometown Dan Durben Karen Long Mark Bender Kim Floer Ron Wigger Alain Haab Susan Giantasio Da n Wigger Peggy Zeller Team Captain 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 2nd Team 1st Team 2nd Team 2nd Team 2nd Team Sr. Jr. Soph. Soph. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. St. Paul, Minn. Springfield, W. Va. Arlington Heights, Ill. Cincinnati, Ohio Columbus, Ga. Sandusky, Ohio Milford, Conn. Columbus, Ga. Louisville, Ky. 1980 PROSPECTUS Losing only one first-team shooter from last year's nationally fifth-ranked squad, the I 980 season should be a bright one for head coach Nelson Beard. Two of the nation's top high school prospects join the team this year in the persons of Alain Haab and Dan Wigger. " Rifle Collegiate Sport is growing more competitive each season," said Beard. "It will become even more competitive now that the NCAA has recognized rifle shooting as a championship sport. We hope to finish in the top five again this year but with a much stronger team." TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Dan Durben - the top shooter on the squad. Finished 13th in individual smallbore competition in last season's NCAA championship, making it his best performance ever. He made second team All-American in the smallbore category and honorable mention for air rifle. Karen Long - enjoyed her best year last season at EK U, firing an 1147 at the University of Kentucky Invitational match, while finishing second in her class. She finished in the top 40in the nation in both smallbore and air rifle. Mark Bender - carries an average score of I 133 (smallbore) into the new season. He also placed in the nation's top 40 in smallbore shooting. 66 �Nelson Beard Head Coach Dan Durben Karen Long RECORDS Last year's squad recorded the second highest score ever shot (4,547). The 1978-79 team holds the record with a 4,552 mark. 67 �Women's Tennis Dr. Martha Mullins Head Coach Mary Hochwalt Deanna Addis 1980 Schedule Date Sept. 18 Sept. 23 Sept. 26-27 Sept. 19-20 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. I 3 4 7 11 Oct. 15 Oct. 17 Oct. 24-25 Opponent Louisville Marshall Murray State Univ. of Alabama (Huntsville) Austin Peay East Tennessee Others Morehead Western Middle Tennessee Kentucky Miami Ball State Tennessee Purdue KWIC Division I State Championship Site Home Home Murray Time 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. Johnson City, Tenn. Home 3:00 p.m. Bowling Green 3:00 p.m. Murfreesboro, Tenn. 10:00 a.m. Lexington 3:00 p.m. Miami, Ohio Knoxville, Tenn. Lexington Louisville 3:00 p.m. 1980 ROSTER Name Deanna Addis Tiffany Benning Sheila Bolin Mary Hochwalt Linda Lisch Jacquie Powell Joy Rupert Class Jr. Soph. Sr. Sr. Soph. Jr. Soph. 68 Hometown Springfield, Ohio Rock Ford, Mich. Kissimmee, Fla. Dayton, Ohio Springfield , Ohio Louisville, Ky. Ashland, Ky. �1980 PROSPECTUS With all players returning from last season's 15-8 squad, the 1980 fall campaign holds much promise for coach Martha Mullins. Senior Mary Hochwalt and junior Deanna Addis will lead the netter's attack. Hochwait comprised a 16-11 singles record at the No. I position last year while Addis, playing either No. 2 or No. 3 for the team, had the best singles record. She also won the No. 2 position at the 1980 OVC Tournament. Sophomore Joy Rupert and senior Sheila Bolin will also add experience to the team. Rupert developed her game throughout her freshman year and has yet to reach her potential. Bolin, a junior college transfer from Florida, had a good first year at EKU. Rounding out the order will be junior Jacquie Powell and sophomores Linda Lisch and Tiffany Benning. These returning players will be joined by incoming recruits and players added fo llowing fall tryouts. TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Mary Hochwalt - a finalist in the OVC Tournament at No. I singles position. Deanna Addis - qualified for 1980 AJA W Region II Individual Singles and Doubles C hampionship. Was also the winner of the OVC Tournament at No. 2 singles position and was named co-winner of the 1980 OVC Women's Tennis Most Valuable Player award. RECORDS 1979-80 Singles Mary Hochwalt Deanna Addis Joy Rupert S heila Bolin Jacquie Powell Linda Lisch Tiffany Benning Wins 17 18 16 15 8 0 0 Losses Doubles II Hochwalt-Rupert Addis-Powell 9 IO Bolin-Lisch 11 II 4 4 Team record since 1970 is 93-39. 69 Wins 4 3 2 Losses 3 3 I �Women's Volleyball 1980 SCHEDULE Date Sept. 6 Sept. 10 Sept. 15 Sept. 19-20 Sept. 25-27 Oct. 1 Oct. 4 Oct. 7 Oct. 9-1 I Oct. 14 Oct. 17-18 Oct. 22 Oct. 28 Nov. I Opponent KWIC Preview Day Miami (Ohio) Morehead State OYC Tournament EKU Invitational Northern Kentucky Morehead State Louisville Michigan State Invitational Kentucky Wright State Invitational Cincinnati Louisville Northern Kentucky East Tennessee Nov. 3 Dayton Nov. 6 Kentucky Nov. 14-15 KWIC Championships Nov. 2 1-22 AJA W Region II Div. I Championship December 10-11 AIA W National Championship Site Time Lexington Oxford, Ohio 6:00 p.m. Morehead 7:00 p.rn. Cookeville, Tenn. 'fBA Horne 10:00 a.m. Highland Hts., Ky. 7:00 p.m. Home TBA Home 7:00 p.m. East Lansing, Mich. 11 :00 a.m. Home 7:00 p.m. Dayton, Ohio 3:00 p.m. Cincinnati, Ohio 7:00 p.m. Louisville 7:00 p.m. Home 11:00 a.m. Dayton, Ohio Lexington Highland Hts., Ky. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. TBA 1980 ROSTER Name Kay Bieger Laurie Briggs Sandy Carrel Lori Duncan Terri Dyer Kelly Jo Irwin Judy Kersting Deanne Madden Ramona McGovern Joan Messerknecht Nancy Stoeckle Michelle Tella Sharon Walker Sondra Ward Pos. Setter-All Around Wing Hitter Middle-Outside Hitter Wing Quick Hitter Middle-Wing Hitter Setter-Defensive Specialist Wing Hitter Middle Wing Hitter Setter-All Around Outside Hitter Middle Wing-Middle Wing Hitter ,..,. Class Jr. Ht. 5-5 Wt. 120 Hometown Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Jr. Fr. 5-10 5-11 170 157 Northbrook, Ill. Mt. Carmel, Ill. Fr. 5-8 130 North Huntingdon, Pa. Fr. 6-0 145 Indianapolis, Ind. Fr. 5-6 130 Indianapolis, Ind. Fr. Soph. Soph. Soph. 5-11 5-11 5-10 5-8 133 145 150 128 Cincinnati, Ohio Hopewell, Ohio Bellevue, Ky. Baltimore, Ohio Jr. Fr. Sr. Soph. 5-10 6-0 5-7 5-5 135 145 128 129 Park Hills, Ky. Akron, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Newport, Ky. a rti-Y .._ Dr. Geri Polvino Head Coach Joan Messerknecht 70 - Kay Bieger �Letters or Recognition: Kay Bieger - All Regional; Laurie Briggs - Suburban Trib All-Star, Outstanding Sophomore in Physical Education; Sandy Carrel - All Conference Team; Lori Duncan - F irst Team All State, MVP, All Star; Terri Dyer - Lettered in Volleyball, Basketball, T rack; Kelly Jo Irwin - All Star, Nominated FCA Athlete of the Year; Judy Kersting - All Star, Lettered in Volleyball & Basketball; Deanne Madden - All League, Leading Spiker/ Blocker; Ramona McGovern - All-Conference !st Team, All-Region !st Team; Joan Messerknecht -Player of the Year in Mid-State League; Nancy Stoeckle - All Regional Player, KWIC All State 1978; Michelle Tella - Lettered in Volleyball and Basketball; Sharon Walker - Numerous awards and recognitions in high school; College letter two years; Sondra Ward - MVP, Lettered Volleyball, basketball and track. 1980 PROSPECTUS The 1980 volleyball season promises to be an exciting and action-filled year. Senior Sharon Walker and juniors Kay Bieger, Laurie Briggs and Nancy Stoeckle will return to lead the team in its drive for the KWIC Championship. Four much-improved sophomores will contribute to this effort. The team faces a tough schedule, featuring the Seventh Annual EKU Invitational. Twenty teams from seven states will compete. "The 1980 team represents the best talent assembled at Eastern over the 14-year history of the program," said head coach, Dr. Geri Polvino. "The ability of the team to work together, overcome disappointment and train hard will determine its outcome." TOP RETURNING PLAYERS Kay Bieger - represents the competitive spirit of the team. She leads the team in passing and serving efficiency and holds the record for the highest passing average in a single match with a perfect score of 100 per cent. Nancy Stoeckle - named to the 1978 K WIC All-Star team, she leads the squad in spiking. Deanne Madden - a much-improved freshman, she is the team's power attacker and strong middle blocker. Joan Messerknecht - an all-around player who leads the team in blocking efficiency. RECORDS Won 67 percent of state, regional and national competitions since 1967 with two losing seasons. Above record includes four KWIC State Championships and three AIA W Region II Championships. Individual Records for 1979: Spiking - Nancy Stoekle, 63% Blocking - Joan Messerknecht, 51 % Passing - Kay Rieger, 65% Serving - Kay Bieger, 64% Setting - Joan Messerknecht, 69% 71 �CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS In 1941, foresighted men had visions of an Ohio Valley Conference. Sportswriters speculated about the impending division of the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Virtually all agreed it was just a matter of time until the division took place and a new athletic conference was formed. Then the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor and America was plunged into World War II. Seven years later, after the hostilities had ceased, a pre-war dream became a post-war reality. The "Big Five" of the K.I.A.C. withdrew to form the Ohio Valley Conference. Making the move were Western Kentucky State College, Eastern Kentucky State College, Murray State College, Morehead State College and the University of Louisville. They were joined by Evansville College and, shortly thereafter, by Tennessee Tech and Marshall College. Purpose of the O.V.C., which was set forth in its constitution, is "to regulate, control and promote all the recognized branches of intercollegiate athletics in institutions represented." Through a gradual process, the Ohio Valley Conference was to become a league of Kentucky and Tennessee state colleges. Middle Tennessee State College joined the rolls in 1952, East Tennessee State University in 1957 and Austin Peay State College in the spring of 1962. They replaced Louisville, which became in independent in 1949, and Marshall a nd Evansville, which departed in 1952. The University of Akron and Youngstown State University have joined the OVC during the past two years. Eastern's women's teams are members of t h e 19-school Kentucky W omen's Intercollegiate Conference. K WIC is the official athletic conference for all recognized women's collegiate programs in Kentucky. KWIC conducts state tournaments for college women in basketball, field hockey, gymnastics, tennis, track and field and volleyball and is the recognized affiliate of the national organization, the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (A IAW). Eastern also competes against other OVC schools in a regular season schedule in basketball and a post-season tournament in tennis. Eastern ranks first in the Conference's alltime football standings with a 124-80-7 wonlost record. The Colonels have won five regular season titles outright ('54, '67, '68, '74 and '76) and shared one title in 1962. Eastern won the NCAA Division I-AA national championship in 1979 and the NCAA Mideast Regional Championship in 1967. For additional information, features or pictures contact: KARL PARK OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY RICHMOND, KENTUCKY 40475 TELEPHON E (606) 622-230 1 JIM DELANY OVC COMMISSIONER James Delany, a 32-year-old former NCAA investigator, is serving his second year as commissioner of the Ohio Valley Conference. He succeeded Bob Vanatta as the OVC's fourth commissioner. The Succasunna, New Jersey native becomes the youngest commissioner to serve the conference. The other OVC commissioners prior to Vanatta were A.-:hur Guepe and Paul Dietzel. Delany is a 1970 graduate of the University of North Carolina where he played basketball for coach Dean Smith's Tarheels from 1967-70 and served as co-captain on the 1969-70 squad. Following graduation Delany entered the UNC Law School and served as an assistant coach under Smith. He received his law degree in 1973 before joining the NCAA staff. 72 �EKU'S ALL-OVC FOOTBALL PLAYERS Drlmas f reeman, guard . . . . .. 1948 Paul Wright. center 1948 Carl Plant ho lt. gua rd .. 1949 1949 Ray Pelfrey . hack . . 1949 Ed Zorcl ic. back Chud Hert zc r , bac k . 1951 Chu...:k Si;hmill. . 1952 1adlcA l ex Kilakowski, end . 1952 C arl Oak k y, guard . . 1953 Roy Kidd . back . 1953 Fred \\lin srhcr. end . 1954 Frank Nas,:,ida, 1ackle 1954 Jerry Jo hns. guard . . 1954 James Hanlon, back . . 1954 Don Daly, bad 1954 Bob ~uller, back . . 1954 Tom Schulle, end . .. . 1955 John Sebest, back 1957 Oave Bisho p , back . . . 195R S1<~ve Hcrczcg , tack le . 1959 Eddie Miller. i uard 1959 fol' Graybeal , center . 1959 Don MacDonald , . . 1961 guard Jimmy Chi ltum. back . . 1961, 1962 Ken Goodhew. guard 1962 Roscoe Perkin.s, guard . 1965 Chud Scimon, cnd 1964. 1967 Roy Evan5, lacklc . 1965 Jim Guice. back .1 966- 1968 Buddy Pra ad1. back . 1965. 1966 Mikt' Smith, bac:k .. . . 1966 A aron Mar"ih. end 1966. 1967 Bill Br ewer , 1ackle . .. . . . . 1967, 1968 F red T roik e, guard .. 1967. 1968 Ro n Reed, linebacker . . 1967 Harry Lenz., back . . .. 1967 Jim Moberly, lint:"bader ... 1968 L arry Kaelin, guard 1969 T eddy Taylor, guar d .... 1967- 1969 James W ilson. light end . . . . . 197 1 James Poner. back ... 1971 Wallace Cha mbers. tackle 1970. 1972 James Croudep . linebacker . . . 1970 . 1972 Larry Kirksey. end . 1972 A lfred Thompson . .. . . .. 1973 back Rich T homas. ... . 1973 l inebacker Everelt Talbert, back . .. . . . . . 1974. 1976 Joe A lvino, guard . . 1974. 1975, 1976 J o hn Revere. nanker .1974 Jimm y Brook '-. back . . 1968- 1971 H arry Irwin. tackle 1970 Butch Evans, rullback 1970 Robyn H al Icy, 1ackle. . . . . 1974, 1975 Earl Cody, kicker . 1974 Stan Roben s, noseguard .. 1974 Junior Hardin , 1ackl< . 1974, 197 5 Elm o Boyd , split-<nd . . .. . 1975, 1976 Roose Ye It Kelly, 1.:cn1cr . . .. . 1976 Anihon y Miller, back .. .. . . . . 1976. 1977 Stan Mit chell. back . . 1977 Rand y Heaberlin. 1ackle ... . 1977 I kan Stucky. guard ... . . 1977, 1978 J im l\eb,rn. Oa nh- r .. 1977 Chn:- R oben~. e nd ... I97~ David Neal, center . ..... 1978, 1979 J oe Richard, noseguard . . I 978, 1979 Dale Patton, fullback .. .• 1978, 1979 Danny Manin, back .. . .... 1978, 1979 Kevin Greve, guard . 1979 David Flores, kicker 1979 Bob McIntyre:, linebacker ... ... . 1979 Sco11 McCallislcr , back . . . . 1975 Ernie H ouse , back . .. 1976 COVERING THE COLONELS WEK U-FM, Richmond, is the originating station for the EK U Football Network. Play-byplay will be provided by Greg Stotelmyer. NEWSPAPERS Richmond Register (daily, p.m.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roy Horner Madison County Post (weekly) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports Editor Madison County Newsweek (weekly) . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports Editor The Eastern Progress (weekly) . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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Sports Director Radio WKLO (Louisville) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports Director Radio WAK Y (Louisville) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports Director Radio WLOU (Louisville) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports Director Associated Press, 146 Market Street, Lexington, Kentucky. United Press International, Commonwealth Building, Louisville, Kentucky. �EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY PIS0. 42 -2 - 1980 FALL SPORlS MEDIA GUIDE p._9 ___ _ _ P ~-_61_ ____ p._62_ _ p._63 __ _ _ p __._64_ _ p._6_6 ___ _ _ p._68 __ _____ p._70_ _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Fall Sports Media Guides Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1980 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context smg-fallsports-1980 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource publication Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text cross country teams field hockey teams football teams golf teams rifle teams tennis teams volleyball teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/c659d342d0c583df7430a965d0304674.pdf 9d71ea38f57fa0f30b9d9919c3d24dae PDF Text Text �• EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY 1979 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17 Opponent Kent State Troy State East Tennessee *Austin Peay *Middle Tennessee California StateFullerton *Western Kentucky (Homecoming) *Murray State *Tenn. Tech Jackson State *Morehead State Site Away Home Away Home Away Home Time 1:30 P.M. EDT 2:00 P.M. EDT 7:30 P.M. EDT 2:00 P.M. EDT 7:30 P.M. CDT 2:00 P.M. EDT Home 2:00 P. M. EDT Away Home Home Away 1:30 P.M. CDT 1:30 P.M. EST 1:30 P.M. EST 1:30 P.M. EST *Ohio Valley Conference games 1978 RESULTS Overall Record: Won 8, Lost 2, Tied 0 OVC Record: Won 5, Lost I, Tied 0 Opponent EKU Troy State .... . .............. .. .. ........ 10 East Tennessee . ............... . . . ... . ..... 49 *Austin Peay . . . . ... . . ..................... 14 *Middle Tennessee ...... .. .. . . . .... . ....... 42 Dayton ................ . . . .. .. . ... . ... ... 17 *Western Kentucky . . . . .... .. . ...... . ....... 16 *Murray State ..................... . .... . . . 24 *Tennessee Tech .. . .............. . ...... . .. 20 Akron . . . . .... . . . ......... . .... . ...... . .. 35 *Morehead State . ................ . .. . ...... 30 *Ohio Valley Conference Game OPP 16 6 0 12 16 17 21 16 14 0 ATT 7,000 13,200 5,500 8,700 10,539 19, I00 19,300 5,000 8,800 10,200 �79 l'ALL SPORTS IIIDIAGUIDI Contents Eastern Kentucky University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Athletics At EKU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Conference Affiliations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Men's Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Women's Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Men's Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Women's Field Hockey Women's Volleyball Women's Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 4 6 9 47 48 50 51 53 55 EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Member: Ohio Valley Conference National Collegiate Athletic Association Kentucky Women's Intercollegiate Conference Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Eastern Ke ntucky University is an Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religio n, handicap, sex, or national origin in the admission to, or participation in. any ed ucational prog ram or activity which it conducts , or d iscriminate o n such basis in any employment o pportunity. Any com plaint arising by reason of alleged discriminatio n shall be directed in writing to Dr. Re becca Broaddus, J ones Building. EK U Campus, Richmond, Kentucky 40475. �MEMO TO THE NEWS MEDIA • PHOTOGRAPH ERS -Advance requests BY NAME are required and, as a general policy, there should be no more than one photographer per school or medium. Photographers may take pictures from the sidelines during the game provided they remain within specified areas - away from the immediate sidelines and the front of the bench and coaching areas (30 to 30 yd. line). Motion picture crews may use the facilities provided in the press box, upper deck. SEAT ING - In requesting working press tickets, please advise BY NAME as to the number in your party. It is desired that newspaper requests be limited to no more than two persons, radio requests, three persons. PRESS TAGS - Press tags must be worn for identification by all newsmen, photographers and scouts seated in the press box or located on the field. Please note: all press passes arc issued BY NAME to authorized working personnel and are non-transferable. TO THE NEWS MEDIA The 1979 Football Factbook has been prepared especially for the members of the press, radio and television who cover the Colonels. We sincerely hope that it will provide many of the answers concerning the Colonels and Eastern Kentucky University. If you desire additional information, special features, pictures, etc., or have questions not answered in this brochure, feel free to contact the Division of Public Information located in the Jones Building (Telephone: 606-622-2301 and 606-622-2302). Information for Visiting Newsmen WORKING PRESS TICKETS - All requests for press tickets by working newspaper, radio, or television personnel should be made BY NAME, as far in advance as possible. Press tickets cannot be mailed less than one week in advance of the game. In the event of a large press turnout, priority will go to our regular coverage and statewide media. ACCOMMODATIONS ATEASTERN The working newspaper and radio personnel, as well as scouts and other officials, will be furnished a copy of the play-by-play report and complete team and individual statistics at halftime and approximately five minutes after the game. Refreshments are served before and during the game. RADIO - All correspondence concerning Radio Broadcasting Rights should be addressed to the Division of Public Information Eastern Kentucky University. Requests should be made BY NAM E as early as possible. Lines are to be o rdered by the requesting station direct from the South Central Bell Telephone Company with instructions to contact this office prior to installing lines. Spotters can be made available if requested in advance. The "official station", as designated by the Director of Athletics of the visiting institution, will be assigned priority space. Requests by other stations will be considered in relation to availability of space and date of request. GENERAL INFORMATION Location - Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, a growing city of about 17,000. Enrollment - 13,815 Founded - 1906 President - Dr. J. C. Powell Vice President for Academic Affairs - Dr. John Rowlett Athletic Conference Ohio Valley, N.C.A. A. - Men; K WJC, AJA W - Women Gymnasium - Alumni Coliseum (capacity 7,500) Stadium - Hanger Field (capacity 20,000) Nickname - Colonels, Maroons Symbol - Colo nel Colors - Maroon and White TELEVISION - Live television coverage is prohibited unless permission is granted by the Vice President for Public Affairs well in advance. SCOUTS - All requests by scouts should be made BY NAM E as far in advance as possible. Scouts representing a college or university are limited to two per school, while professional scouts are restricted to one per team. Professional scouts' requests arc to be made from the team's main office. 2 �EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Growth - in quantity and quality - has been the theme at Eastern Kentucky University. The quantity spea ks for itself. With an enrollment of nearly 14,000 students, the University's student body has more than trip led since 1960. As a result, new dormitories and large, well-equipped academic structures have been built. Dr. J. C. Powell will be completing his third year as president of the University in October. Powell, the school's seventh president, succeeded Dr. Robert R. Martin who served EK U in that position for 16¼ years. At a 1978 Board of Regents meeting, Eastern was reorganized into nine colleges and a graduate school. Five colleges - Applied Arts and Technology, Business, Ed ucat ion, Law Enforcement and Allied Health and Nursing - remained intact. Four new colleges were created, includ ing College of Natural and Mathematical Sciences, Social and Behavioria l Sciences, Arts and Humanities and Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics. The masters degree is offered in several fields as is the specialist degree. A joint d octoral program in etlucation is sponso red in cooperation with the University of Kentucky. The physical plant has undergone building a nd renovation programs totaling more than $ 125 million since 1960. During this period every existing major campus facility has been remod eled o r completely reconstructed. Dr. J. C. Powell, President Head Coaches Other Sports - Baseball: Jim Ward; Basketball: Ed Byhre; Golf: Ray Struder; Swimming: Dan Lichty; Me n's Track: Art Harvey; Men's Tennis: Tom Higgins; Gymnastics: Dr. Gerald Calkin; Rifle: Sgt. Nelson Beard; Women's Tenn is: Dr. Martha Mullins; Women's Volleyball: Dr. Geri Polvino; Wo men's Basketball: To be announced; Women's Gymnastics: Dr. Agnes Chrietzberg; Women's Field Hockey: Lynne Harvel; Women's T rack a nd Field: Sandra Martin. Assistant Coaches Other S ports - Basketball: Max Good and Bobby Washingto n; Women's Basketball: To be annou nced. Trainer - Bobby Barton. Assistant Trainer - Donna Reed. Sports Information Editor - Karl Park. Athletic Committee Members: Dr. Russell Bogue, Chairman; Dr. Dixon Barr; Dr. Anne Brooks; Dr. Larue Cocanougher; Dr. Clyde Lewis; Dr. Na ncy Peel; Mr. Doug Whitlock ; Mrs. Jeannette Crockett; Dr. Doris Sutton; Mr. C. E. Baldwin; Mr. A. L. Whitt; Mr. D o nald Combs and D r. Martha Mullins, ex-officio. Director of Athletics - Donald G. Combs Assistant Director of Atheltics - Dr. Martha Mullins. Head Football Coach - Roy Kidd (Eastern Kentucky, 1954) Line Coaches - Joe Kinnan (Florida State 1968); Jim Tanara (UT-Chatta nooga, 1965) Bac kfield Coaches - J ack Ison (Eastern Kentucky, 1961); Joe Blankenship (Eastern Kentucky, 1965); Leon Hart (Maryville, 1973). Board of Regents C hairman Robert 8. Begley, Richmond; Vice-C hairman, C harles C. Combs, Richmond; Luther Farmer, McKee; J erry Ikerd, Somerset; Henry D. Stratton, Pikeville; J . W. Phelps, Louisville; Beverly Yeiser, Winchester; J ohn Keith, Cynthia na; Dr. Lee Gentry, facul ty representative, Rick Robinson, student representative. 3 �ATHLETICS AT EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY The School of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics, sponsors seven intercollegiate sports for men, six intercollegiate sports for women and two coeducational intercollegiate sports. Extensive intramural programs are sponsored providing varied participation opportunities for all. These programs are an integral part of the total program and development of Eastern students. They offer experiences which contribute immeasurably to the health, vitality and preparation of young people as citizens and for their leadership contributions to the youth in the nation's schools and elsewhere. The School of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics offers a variety of degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The coaches of athletics are among the fifty seven full-time faculty members representing more than a score of the finest colleges and universities in the nation, required to produce academic, intramural and varsity athletic programs. The extensive indoor and outdoor facilities are used interchangeably for instruction and athletics as is the faculty. The School, which is organized under a single administrative unit, includes three academic departments under which there are seventeen undergraduate and graduate degree programs and intercollegiate athletics. This type organization contributes significantly to successful coord ination of the program, faculty and facilities for maximum contribution to the overall mission of the University. The School of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics (will be College of H PERA in fall of 1979) is headed by Dean Russell Bogue. Its three academic departments arc: School and Public Health, chaired by Dr. Herman Bush; Recreation and Park Administration, chaired by Dr. James McChesney; Physical Education, chaired by Dr. Fred Darling. The School's program of intercollegiate athletics is administered by Athletic Director, Mr. Donald G. Combs, and Assistant Athletic Director, Dr. Martha Mullins. Through its departments, the School offers six baccalaureate degree programs and four two-year associate of arts curricula for undergraduate students. At the graduate level seven graduate degree programs within the Masters of Arts in Education, the Master of Science, and the Specia list in Education • degrees are offered. Rank 11 and Rank l teacher certification programs and other certification and endorsement programs are offered. T he School also serves EK U's general education program t hrough required physical education and health classes for freshmen and sophomores. Enrolled in the School's academic programs are some 1,300 majors, includ ing more tha n 500 graduate students. To serve this large enrollment, the School boasts a full-time faculty of 57, including 25 members with the earned doctorate. Thirty-five grad uate assistants perform teaching and other services. A balanced athletic program, intramural, sportS clubs and intercollegiate, is provided by the School. Intram ural and sports clubs' programs arc sponsored through the physical education department by intramural directo rs. Compet ition in numerous sports, including softball, flag football, soccer, racquetball, bowling, volleyball, table tennis, track , basketball and field hockey provide physical outlets for EK U students. EK U, a member of the NCAA and Ohio Valley Conference, fields athletic teams in basebal l, basketball, cross country, football, swim ming, golf, tennis, track (indoor and outdoor), rifle and gymnastics. Basketball, field hockey, gymnastics, tennis, track and field and volleyball make up the intercollegiate program for women, under the AlAW and KWlC. Outstanding facilities a re required to support an o peration with the scope of Eastern's School of HPERA. The School's programs a re housed in five major campus structures The Robert B. Begley Building, where it is headquartered, the Alumni Coliseum, the Weaver Health Building, the Presnell Building and the G reg Adams Building. Numerous tennis courts, recreation areas, Gertrude Hood Field, Turkey Hughes Baseball Field, and the Tom C. Samuels grass-lex surfaced nine-lane track with tartan infield are among the other faci lities of the School. An 18-hole golf course and an outdoor educationrecreation demonstration area are located at Arlington. There a rc four equipped training rooms attached to the intercollegiate locker rooms in four Buildings. The Department of School and Pub lic Health has an environmental health laboratory in the new Rowlett Building. 4 �The seven-story Begley Building is designed to serve nearly 2,000 students hourly in classes and also provides seating for more than 20,000 footba ll spectators. Included in the structure are three gymnasiums, 12 handball courts, 36 classrooms, 60 offices and the dressing facilities for physical education and football. A training area includes two exercise and weight-lifting rooms, a steam room and a large therapy tank. A seminar room and reception area are located on the second level of the building. Offices on this level have been accoustically treated to absorb sound from the open-top athletic area. The "Thomas E. McDonough Intramural Fields," which boasts 10 football fields, two of which are varsity practice fields and another two which are large enough for soccer play, are in use. In season, eight softball fields may be superi mposed on the foot ball layouts. The Glenn Pres nell Building houses football locker and shower rooms, a t ra ining room, rest rooms and storage, office· and lecture areas. An equipment check-out room and other service fac ilities are located to serve the students who participate in the intramural programs. Recently dedicated is the new Greg Adams indoor tennis facility. It became available fo r use in the fall of 1976. It constitutes the fifth building on campus devoted to housing the activities o f the School of HPERA. �CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS • In 1941, foresighted men had visions of an Ohio Valley Conference. Sportswriters speculated about the impending division of the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Virtually all agreed it was just a matter of time until the division took place and a new athletic conference was formed. Then the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor and America was plunged into World War 11. Seven years later, after the hostilities had ceased, a pre-war dream became a post-war reality. The "Big Five" of the K.I.A.C. withdrew to form the Ohio Valley Conference. Making the move were Western Kentucky State College, Eastern Kentucky State College, Murray State College, Morehead State College and the University of Louisville. They were joined by Evansville College and, shortly thereafter, by Tennessee Tech and Marshall College. Purpose of the O.V.C., as set forth in its constitution, is "to regulate, control and promote all the recognized branches of intercollegiate athletics in institutions represented." Through a gradual process, the Ohio Valley Conference was to become a league of Kentucky and Tennessee state colleges. Middle Tennessee State College joined the rolls in 1952, East Tennessee State University in 1957 and Austin Peay State College in the spring of 1962. They replaced Louisville, which became an· independent in 1949, and Marshall and Evansville, which departed in 1952. Akron was added to the conference last year, replacing East Tennessee who joined the Southern Conference. University of Akron's Zips became the eighth member of the Ohio Valley Conference on July I, 1978. Eastern's women's teams are members of the 19-school Kentucky Women's Intercollegiate Conference. KWIC is the official athletic conference for all recognized women's collegiate programs in Kentucky. K WIC conducts state tournaments for college-women in basketball, field hockey, gymnastics, tennis, track a nd field and volleyball and is the recognized affiliate of the national o rganization, the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIA W). Eastern also competes against other OVC schools in a regular season schedule in basketball and a post-season tournament in tennis. 6 Eastern ranks first in the conference's alltime standings with a 115-76-7 won-lost record. The Colonels have won five regular season titles o utright (in '54, '67, '68, '74, and '76) and shared one title in 1962. Eastern a lso won the NCAA Mideast Regional championship in 1967. Annually, the OVC presents an All-Sports Trophy for over-all excellence in the entire athletic program. For additional information, features or pictures contact: KARL PARK OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY RICHMOND, KENTUCKY 40475 Telephone (606) 622-230 I OVC COMMISSIONER James Delany, a 31-year-old former NCAA investigator, is serving his first year as commissioner of the Ohio Valley Conference. He succeeded Bob Vanatta on July I as the OVC's fourth commissioner after being among five applicants considered for the post. The Succasunna, New Jersey native becomes the youngest commissioner to serve the conference. The other OVC commissioners prior to Vanatta were Arthur Guepe and Paul Dietzel. Dela ny is a 1970 graduate of the University of North Carolina where he played basketball for coach Dean Smith's Tarheels from 1967-70 and served as co-captain on the 1969-70 squad. Following graduation Delany entered the UNC Law School and served as an assistant coach under Smith. He received his law degree in 1973 before joining the NCAA staff. �the coaches �Roy Kidd, who begins his 16th year at the h elm of the Colonels' football team, gives an anxious look lasl year on the sidelines in a conies! at Hanger Field. He was presenled wit h his 100th collegiate coaching viclory in the '79 finale with a 30-0 blanking o f Morehead Slate. Kidd is 100-48-6 at EKU and ranks second in number of victories in lhc NCAA's new Division I-AA. 8 �Football JIM TANARA Down Linemen Coach ROY KIDD JIM TANARA THUMBNAIL SKETCHES OF COACHES ROY KIDD Head Coach The 1978 season is one Roy Kidd will remember for many years to come. It was a season which saw his team encounter Western in a regional television contest on the ABC network and a year in which the Colonels again led the league in total offense and points scored. But perhaps, most importantly o f all, I978 was t he year the Eastern Colonels presented Kidd, who will be beginning his 16th year at EKU this fall, with his 100th collegiate coaching victory. This particular win came in the season's finale, a 30-0 romp over Mo re head State, and enabled the Colonels to tie the school record for most wins in a season for the eleventh time in history. Eastern finished 8-2 overall. Kidd believes prospects for another good season are promising as he tries to recapture the Ohio Valley Conference title and a berth in the NCAA's Division I-AA playoffs. "We're going to have a fine football team if we can stay healthy," Kidd said. "We cou ld even be a better team than last year. However, with the schedule we're playing, it might mean we will not have as good a won-lost record." During these past 15 years, Eastern has captured four OVC championships, had an unbeaten string of I 5 games in the league and won the 1967 NCAA Mideast Regional Championship (covering more than I00teams in a IO-state area) by defeating Ball State 27-13 in the Grantland Rice Bowl. EK U has compiled a record of I00-48-6 during this period . Kidd is married to the former Susan Purcell of Richmo nd. They have three children: Marc (21 ), Kathy ( 18) and Keith ( 16). J im T a nara, a former assistant foo tball coach at the University of Alabama. will handle the down linemen in his first year as an assistant coach at Eastern. Ta nara, 37. comes to EK U from the staff of Hear Bryant at Alabama where he served 11 years in charge of the Tide's defensive front. While at Alabama. Tanara was a member of the staff that directed the Tide to two national champ ionships a nd appearances in 11 bowl games. He a lso served as UA's head wrestl ing coach fo r 11 years. Tanara was a 1960 grad uate of Spring-Ford High School in Roycrs Ford. Pa.. where he earned all-state honors in foot ball and wrestled for his high school team. He later was a three-year letterman for UTChatta nooga a nd started at both defensive end and tight end. While collecting Little AllAmerican honors in I 964, he received his bachelor of science degree in I965 and was drafted by the New Orleans Saints upon graduation. He was an assistant football coach at Cleveland (Tenn.) High School fo r three years before going to Alabama in 1968. He received his master's degree from Alabama in 1970. Tanara is married to the forme r Carol Sanders of C hattanooga, Tenn .. and they have two children .Ju lie (8) and Ji mmy (4). 9 �-~ LEON HART JACK ISON JOE BLANKENSHIP JOE KINNAN LEON HART Offensive Backfield Coach JOE BLANKENSHIP End and Linebacker Coach Leon Ha rt begins his second season as a fulltime assistant in charge of t he E K U offensive backfield, hoping to cont inue the explosive efficiency exhibited by recent Colonel offensive attacks. W ith standouts Bill Hughes and Chris Isaac ret urning at t he quarte rback post. and A IIOVC firs t-teamer Dale Patton back at fullback, Coach Hart will be trying to lead the Colo ne l offen se to its th ird consecutive O VC total offense crown. Hart g raduated from Mansfield (Oh io) Mad ison H igh School in 1969. a nd went on to Maryville College where he received his B.A. in ed ucation in 1973. While at Ma ryville, Hart lettered four years in foot ball a nd three yea rs in baseball. serving as captain of the baseball squad as a senior. He was a safety for t he Maryville gridders, lead ing the team in intercept ions his last th ree seasons. Hart is married to the forme r Becki Sowers of Ma nsfield a nd they have o ne son, Timothy Robert (2) . T he defensive ends and linebacke rs will be handled by J oe Blankenship, beginning his third sea son as an EK U assista nt. Blankenship stresses hard nosed, aggressive play out of his charges, evident in current Colonel linebacker standouts Ed F inella and Bob Mc Intyre, a second-team A ll-OYC choice last year. A fter s pe nding his freshman year of college at the University of Ke ntucky, Blankenship played his fina l th ree years a t Eastern, receiving his bachelo r's degree in 1965 and his maste r's degree in 1966 from E K U. Bla nke nship also put in a coaching stint at Louisville Seneca High School before coming to Eastern. Blankens hip, 37, is ma rried to t he former Brenda Wooden of Lo uisville and t hey have two child ren. K imbe rly Ly nn ( 16) and J oseph T roy (8)_- JACK ISON Backfield Coach C oach Ison will have a situation t his year quite different from 1978 when graduat io n losses left him with only two starters returning. T his season Ison has everyone back. includ ing A II-OVC cornerback Danny Martin. Steve Flet cher, and two o t her starters. George Floyd a nd C ha rles Bru nso n. !son's defenses have t he classic "bend but don't brea k" characterist ic which has made the Colo nels so ha rd to score upon. Ison will a lso serve as defensive coordi nator again t his season and is the dean of Colonel assistant coaches. The Russell native is married to the for mer Patricia Lykins, whom he met as a classmate at East ern. They have two daughters, Elizabeth ( 17) and Melinda ( 13). JOE KINNAN Line Coach Joe Kinnan wi ll tell you t hat no matter how good your runn ing backs are. they have to have a good line in front of them to be successful. Beginn ing his fourth yea r as offensive coordi nator. Coach Kinnan will have All-OVC cen ter David Neal back to anchor t he line. along with other letter men Danny Hope and Darryl Lawson. and t ight ends C ris Cu rt is and Carl G reeene. These players will try to lead EK U backs to their seventh consecutive 2.000yard rushing season. The Colonels again led t he league in total offense last season despite losi ng three starters off the offensive line. and Coach Kinnan has another tough job faci ng him in the form of replacing AII-OVC guard Dea n Stucky in 1979. Kinnan received his bachelor's degree from Florida State in 1968 and his mas ters degree in education from t here also in 1969. He is married t o t he former Linda Norwood of A nna Marie. Fla .. and t hey have one son . .J oe J r., (8). 10 �DON COMBS lli!il!il1! / " BOBBY BARTON MARTHA MULLINS TOM DARBY DONALD G. COMBS Director of Athletics DR. MARTHA MULLINS Assistant Athletic Director Donald G. Combs begins his ninth year as Director of Athletics at Eastern, after serving the university 13 years as swimming coach. Combs, who was known throughout the state as the dean of Kentucky collegiate swimming coaches, ha nded over his swimming coachi ng duties to Dan Lichty, his assistant, in 1975. Recognized as a "Master Coach" by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America in 1970, Combs coached Eastern's swim team from 1963-75. During those years, the EK U Eels captured 12 consecutive Kentucky Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving Championships. A 1949 graduate of Model Laboratory School, Combs received h is B.S. in 1953 and M.A. in 1965. Bot h degrees are from Eastern. The son of Baseball Hall-of-Famer Earle B. Com bs, Sr., and M rs. Com bs of Richmond , Com bs and his wife, Pauline, have four children. Dr. Martha Mullins has entered her fourth year as Assistant Athletic Director, combining this position with her ta lents as women's tennis coach at Eastern. She has been the Coordinator of Women's I nterco llcgiate Athletics at Eastern for the past eight yea rs. This year will be the 11th year Mu llins has served as head coach of t he EK U women's tennis team. In her yea rs as coach of the Eastern team, EK U has finished as high as second in the state and third in the Ohio Valley Conference. DR. BOBBY BARTON Athletic Trainer Dr. Bobby Barton of Lexington is beginning h is fourth season as athlet ic trainer at EK U. Barton came to Eastern from the University of Kentucky where he served as associate trainer in charge of the basket ball Wildcats. Barton received his B. A. degree from the University of Kentucky in 1968 and his M .S. at Marshall University in 1970. He earned his Doctor of Arts degree in Adapted Physical Education at Middle Tennessee State University in 1975 and has also completed t he requirements for his certificate in corrective therapy from Texas A&M University. Ba rton is married t o the former Jojean Chestnut of Lexington and they have one son, Brian (six months). TOM DARBY Part-Time Assistant Coach Tom Darby , a g raduate of Livingston (Ala.) University, will serve as a part-time assistant for the Colonels again this season. He will work solely with t he defensive ends for coach Roy Kidd and his staff for the coming year. Darby, who spent two years as athletic director for Hernando High School in Brooksville, Fla., was the head t rack and an assistant football coach at Hernando from 1972-78. A 1966 graduate of Hernando High School, Darby was a two-year track letterman at Central Florida Community College and twoyear letter winner at L ivingston, where he received his bachelor's degree in physical education in 1970. Darby, a native of Baltimore, Md., is married to the fo rmer Ann Meadows of Brooksville. II �TEDDY TAY LOR KA R L PAR K - TEDDY TAYLOR KARL PARK Noseguard and Offensive Scout Team Coach Sports Information Editor Karl Park, a 1970 graduate of [ K U. is beginning his tenth year as Spo rts Informatio n Editor fo r Easte rn\ ath letic teams. He served as sports editor of the school newspaper. The Eastern Prog ress, fo r t..hrec years while a st udent of the Uni versity. The JO-year-old Richmond, Ky. native is a member of the College Sports Information Directors o f America (COS IIJA). the United States Raske tball Writers Association and the National Collegia t e Baseball Write r s Association. Teddy Taylor, a 1970 graduate of Eastern. w ill serve as a pa rt- time coach fo r Kidd's Colonels during the current season. While serving as dorm d irector. T aylo r will work ll'ith the noseguards and offe nsive scout team for t he Colonels. An All-A merican noseguard at Eastern in 1969. Taylor was a s ig nificant force in EK U's Mideast Regional a nd Ohio Valley Confere nce champ ionship team of 1967 and the OVC champio n squad o f 1968. Taylor has served as head coach at Pinevi lle llig h School after filling a n assistant's post there for two years. He was voted South East Kentucky Conference Coach of the Year last yea r while gu idi ng his team to a 9-3 record. 12 ��1979 EKU FOOTBALL PROSPECTUS • As certain as the leaves turn brown each fall , the folks at Eastern Kentucky University expect another winning football season from coach Roy Kidd's Colonels. With 38 lettermen returning from last year's team that finished 8-2 overall and 5-1 in the Ohio Valley Conference there appears to be good reason for such lofty expectations in 1979. However, the Colonels may be hardpressed to equal their 1978 performance as t hey face a strong I I-game schedule, called by Kidd, "the toughest we have ever had." "We could possibly have a better team personnel-wise this season, but from the looks of these teams on the schedule, our record might not be as good as in '78," said Kidd, who begins his 16th year at the Colonels' helm with a 100-48-6 coaching mark. Highlighting the 1979 schedule are home dates with 1978 Division I-AA playoff semifinalist Jackson State; D ivision I foe California State-Fullerton; Division II powerhouse Troy State; and the traditional homecoming battle with arch-rival Western Kentucky. It was Western that handed the Colonels their only OVC setback last year, 17-16, in an ABC-TV regional game of the week. If there is a question mark about this squad, Kidd feels it would have to be the lack of experienced depth at the runningback and offensive line positions. Gone at those positions from last year's team are All-OVC selections Stan Mitchell, tailback, and offensive guard Dean Stucky. Another key position that Kidd must fill is one of the defensive end slots left vacant by Chris Roberts, another All-OVC performer. Otherwise the EK U fortunes a ppear strong as a legion of fleet-footed receivers return along with a tested quarterback, All-OVC fullback and kicking specialist, and an experienced defensive line and secondary to lead the Colonels in their effort to capture their first OVC title since 1976. "General" Dale Patton, a junior fullback from Cincinnati, Jed the Colonels' ground a ttack last year as he rushed for 985 yards on 206 carries and reached enemy paydirt I5 times for touchdowns. Also expected to share the running load are junior tailback Bruce Cox, of Miami, Fla., who has been hampered by injuries during his E K U career, and junior fullbac k Alvin Miller, Ft. Pierce, Fla. Returning for his senior year at quarterback is Bill Hughes, of Lancaster, Ohio, who took command of the Colonels' offense last season after serving as understudy for two years to All-OVC selection Ernie House. Hughes accounted for 1,039 total yards offense and passed for five touchdowns. H is accurate passing (47 for 89, a .528 percentage) proved a perfect compliment for Eastern's strong ground game. Waiting in the wings at quarterback is sophomore Chris Isaac, New Smyrna Beach, Fla., who saw considerable action last year and executes the option play with precision. On the receiving end of those Hughes and Isaac aerials will be split ends David Booze and Jerry Parrish, flanker Rick Sang, of Ashland, and tight ends Carl Greene, Cincinnati, and Cris Curtis. Booze, of St. Petersburg, Fla., led Eastern's receivers last year with 18 catches for 406 yards and four TDs. Kidd says Parrish, of Auburndale, Fla. , is the fastest player he has ever had at Eastern. Last year, as a freshman, Parrish caught I I passes for 192 yards and one touchdown while showing he can break a long play at any time. Curtis, from Titusville, Fla. , had 133 yards o n eight catches. Eastern's kicking game could be considered second to none in the OVC with junior placekicker and second team All-OVC pick David Flores, of Cincinnati, coming back along with punter Joel Scrafton of Marion, Ind. Flores set an Eastern team record for most points by a kicker with 59 as he converted 32 of 33 extra points and hit 9 of 14 field goal attempts. Scrafton missed the second half of last season with a broken arm suffered in the Western game, but he is expected to be fully recovered to resume the punting duties. At the time of his injury he had averaged 42.5 yards on 22 kicks. Leading the offensive line will be senior center David Neal of Lexington, an All-OVC selection last year. 14 �Junior tackle James Shelton and senior linebacker Bob Mclnt vrc will also be back on the Colonel defense. ·whi le 4uarterback Bill Hughes will be back to call signals for his sen ,or season. Losses due to graduation include th ree AIIOVC selections. offensive guard Dean Stucky and defensive end Chris Roberts. both fi rst team selections: and tailback Stan Mitchell. off the second team . Coach Roy Kidd. beginning his 16th yea r at the Colond hel m. is optimistic and feels the Colonels "ill be in t he thick of the OVC race this t imc around. 1979 Colonels A CAPSULE ANALYSIS Offense - !- Pro-Set. Defense - 5-2 or Oklahoma. Strengths - Receivers : Kicking Game: Defensive Line: Defensive Secondary. Weaknesses - Lack of experienced depth at Runningback and Offensive Linc. Lettermen Lost - 7. Lettermen Returning (38) Ends David BooLe. Rick Sang, Carl Greene. Tim Frommeyer. .Jerry Parrish. Ed Laski. Cris Curtis. David Holland . Tackles - Buddy Moor. J ames Shelton, Rickie Rhodes. Darryl Lawson. David Dihrkop . Guards - Joe Sehipske. Danny Hope. Kevin Greve. Centers - David Neal. Prentis Ragland. Noseguard - Joe Richard. Tom Berger. Tailbacks Bruce Cox. Fullbacks - Dale Pat1on. Alvin M iller. Quarterbacks - Bill Hughes, Chris Isaac. Linebackers - Bob Mc Intyre. Ed Finella, Gary Ford. Fred Griffin. Henry Robi nson. Secondary Danny Martin. Rodney Byrd. S teve Fletcher. T o m White. Charles Brunson. George Floyd. Kick ing Specialist David I-lores. Joel Scrafton. 15 �DEPTH CHART OFFENSE SE LT LG 20 Booze 70 Dihrkop 58 Hope 26 McPhaul 71 Sheehan 51 Willoughby Staggs C RG RT 52 Neal 60 Greve 63 Lawson 66 Schipske 74 C. Taylor Parthemore 57 Ragland Coleman Sheddan TE TB 86 Curtis 21 Cox 89 Greene 22 Braxton 93 Parson 28 Williams 34 Branch 27 McCullough 42 Graddick FL FB 35 Patton 44 Miller 32 Yeast 41 Scha ible QB 15 Hughes 16 Isaac 11 Kelley Woolum Muncy K 10 Flores 84 Sang 88 Parrish DEFENSE LE 85 Laski 91 Holland Ferguson R . Taylor LC 7 Martin 9 Byrd LT 73 Moor 53 Siemon LaFary Neal NG 61 Richard 55 Berger Pomlee Peace Woods RT RE 77 Shelton 79 Rhodes Rhea Ward 83 Frommeyer 33 Nix Bell O'Reilly LLB RLB 50 Mcintyre 56 Finella 67 Robinson Krafton 44 Griffin 62 Ford 46 Dominguez Wagers R s RC 3 1 Floyd Parks 29 Brunson 12 Scrafton Hardin 23 Fletcher 24 White Bird • �asaturdav with the Colonels �OFFENSE J)A I t: l' ,\TTO:\ lllll l'E l'OX :\L\'I:\ i\111.1.EH NICK , YEAST l.l ,\ nD FI.Ol! ES rCJ.'\\ ll){AXTOI-. <;A 1n 1rn .,:-c11 J. IJ. \\ 11.l.L\\JS QUARTERBACKS KICKING SPECIALIST Bill Hug h es ... Stnioc ... 22 .. . 6-11/z ... 204 .. . One Leiter . .. 1.ancasler, Ohio . . . Bill was chosen OVC Player of the Wee k twice during last season .. enjoyed fine ·73 season and guided EK lJ to 8-2 last year as the Start ing quarterback . . . t ied O:ill'id Flo res . . . Junio r .. . 22 ... 5-9 . . . 170 . . . Two Letters .. Cincinnati, Ohio Da vid sci an OVC record for consccuti\1 C extra points with a string of 60. including JI in a row as a fre shman . . . hi s 59 poi ms b y kicking last sea son sci a single season school record . .. voted U PI Player of the Weck once during '78 season .. . second tcMn Al l-OVC sdcction last year . . . member o f win ner's club in 1978 . . . g raduate of Ma riemont ll igh School. conference record for accuracy when he hit 12- 15 passes versus Dayton ... good fu ndamentalist . . elected offens ive co-captain for the second stra ight year .. member of winner's club in 1978 . high sth()o[ t:Oach - John Young of Lancaster. Chris lsuc ... Sophomore . .. 20 ... 5-10½ . .. 167 ... One Letter New Sm yrna Beach. Fla .. . . Chris showed considerable improveme nt in fundamentals in 1hc sp ring . has excellent quickness and good st rong arm . . sta!'ted Murray State game last year as a freshman . . . runs the opt ion well . . high school coach Rill Moreman of New Smyrna Beach . CJ.JFI· \kn 1.1.ot·1; 11 TAILBACKS Bruce Cox ... Jun ior 21. ~.g. 173 . One Letter . .. Mi_ami, Fla . • . . Rrucc rush ed fo r 2 10 yard"S in 1978 whiks1>illlmg time _at tai lback wit h Stan M itc hell . sta rtcJ sc\·cra l gamc.s .. . c nJoycd excellent :.pring until s uffering ham-string pu ll m !:_1st two wee ks of :-.pring drill:. . vcrv atti\e in Fcllo w:-.h1p of Christian A lhktl'S .. . tiigh scho~l coa c h Jesse Davis of Pa lmcuo. Kil.I . Ill (; JJES C IIIU S IS.\ ,\{ " Tony Hrax1011 ... Sophomore ... 20 . . .~· 101/: ... 198 . .. No l.ctt~rs .. . _cindnna1i. Ohio ... T o n y d id a g ood job in resenl' rnle 1n 1978 . . . h as good speed a11J 4uicknc!>s .. hard \\•Orkn . . . rushed for~ ya rd s and a to uc hdown ,·.s. t T SU injured mo~t o f t he s pring . . . sho uld add \:t luab lc d ep th <ti tail hack . graduate o f \\'it lm )\l 11 igh Sclwol. FULLBACKS Dale Patton . .. Junior . . . 21 . . . 5· 10 . . 220 . . Two Lctcers. . C incinnati, O hio . . . Dale gained 985 yard s rush ing and scored 15 touc hdown:. to rank in the top 10 in Divi:.ion I-AA sta tistics in bo th c;:1tcgoriC!i ... a fir!;t team All-OVC cho ice in 19 78 . . . honorable ment ion A!l•Americ an . . . recip ient of OVC P layer of the Wed twice . . excdlcnt blocker ;111d goo<l strong runner ... gained 102 yards in the sprin g game. will serve a s o ffensive co· capt.i in .. . member of winne r':. club in 1978 . . high sc h ool coach Steve Schwei1Ler o f Aiken Gar y Rranch .. . Fres h man .. . 19 .. . 5-11 . .. Jlt',1 .• • i\o Lellers ... Uayton. O hi o . .. Ciary v.a~ rcJ •shirt ed in 1978 . co n_ven cd h > ta ilbitd rnid,,ay thro ugh sprin g d r ills . 1rad s p rnl!er . . _. g reat pott·rHia l . .. ~hO \H'd con tinul·d impro\t·· flll'nts . . . high school l·oad1 G eorge Kel lar of Ml'ad O\\ d ak. Ah·in i\'lil ler ... Junior ... 20 ... 5·8 . . . 19 1 .. . One Leller. F t. Piere(', Fla. . . . Alvin did an exce lle nt j ob a:. a backup full bac k last fall . . shov.cd improvement in blocking during the s pring . had oubi.rnding gaml~ \ Cr~u:. East Tennc ~:.ec la:.t yea r by picking up 129 yard:. in 11 carril·~ . . 4uick and aggre~sive run ne r . . hig h school coach Phillip Farinella of F1. Pie rce Central. William .. . . . heshman . .. 19 . . 6• 1 . . . 188 .. . 1\lar il'lta. C a ... . J. D . was red •sh irtl'd in 197~ . . ha:. s ill' and ~tl'l'll gth to be a iough rnnner a t tai lback g 1H pkot) o f \\ Ork in :,,.pri ng, and mad(.: ::c,o mc progres~ . . p1l\\·Cr•t\·pt· runner ,dw need:. 1~1 <.He com iste ncv and co nccn trat inn ·o n ho ld ini 011 to t he foo1ball also needs to impro\·l' ~rcl'<I ... g.rad u;.111.: o l Spraybary High School. ,J.I). :",;icky Yeasl . . . Freshman . . 19 . . 5 ·1 I . .. 227 . . . No Letters . . . ll arrodsbu rg. K,·.... N icky \~a:. rCd•~hirtl·d a:,,.a freshman. . . made good prngn.::.:,,. in thl' spring . . . s1 rnng, runner sho u ld baulc l or p la y ing t irm.: this spring . . . high schoo l co;1eh Ah·is .Juhn:.on of llarrnds burg,. Cliff ~kCullough .. . Frl'shman .. . 6-0 .. . 195- .. . No l.l'tlcrs . . : P o rt Urnrloltc, Fl.t .... Cliff \\";b rcd•:.hirtcJ in J 9 78 . . ha~ :,,.1/c and :.pc,·.d t11_be .i n _l'xl·dk nt tailback . \\ .tS bo thered hv ham~irin ~ inJ u_ry 111 ~pr rng need :, to prove hi.melt in fo ll t ~ c am play ing timt: .. graLluatc of Charlotte High School 18 �CIU S ( I !H IS U ..\ \'JU HO O/.f DA 1rn \I L\ I\ s m , lll C K S ,\M; n:111n l' A l!lllS II ll ,\ \'I ll DII IIIKO I' RE CEIVER S Cris Curlis . . • Sopho mor e . . . 6-3 .. . 2 18 . .. One Letter . . . T ilUs \·ille, 1:1a .. .. C hris sca rccd eight ga mes last year a t tight end .. . was t hird leadi ng receiver o n the team with eight catches fo r 133 yards . . . clutch receiver w ith good hands . hard v. , :'kc r ... very st rong . . . cxccllcnc pu nte r and ma y sec d ut y 1hcrc t h is fa ll . good studen t ... member of win ner' :-. club in ·7g . bcnch-prcssc~ ) 40 1>oinds .. . high school coach Jay l)on ndly ()f As trona ut. M lli E S lll:UL\ ., TACKLES C..:a rl Gn enc .. . Stni o r . .. 6- 1 .. . 206 ... T hree l .ctl('rs . . .C incinnati, Ohio .. . Carl wa~ ~lowed by injuries in the fa ll but recovered t o ha ve a n exce llent spring . . will compete for t he start m g pos1t 1011 . . will ~cc plen ty of action in E K u·'.'> double t igh1 end attack good block er on op1ion .. . high Sl'hool coach Pat Manrnso of Pri ncc1on. Da rryl Lawson . . . J unior . . . 21 .. . 5-1 I •. . 249 . . . T wo Letters . •. Cincinnati, Ohio ... Darryl was a starter most of the yea r at o ffensive ta ckle . . . started a ll through spring d rill s . . . qu ick feet ex plosive one-o n-one blocke r . . . improved stre ngth and speed tre mendous ly this spring. member of win ners' cl ub high school coach - 0 ob Lewis of Wyoming . Oavid 8 0 0lt' .•. J unior .. . 21 . .. 6-3 ... 188 . .. T wo Letlus . . . SI. l'elers burg, Fla... . Da vid was 1he Colonels' leadi ng receiver last year with 18 catches for 406 yards a nd four T D's has excellen1 speed and size . . . great compc11to r . . sho uld be o ne o f the premier receivers in the lea gue la st year . .. had outsta nd ing spring. catching the winning touchdown pass on the last p lay of the ga me . . . member of winner's club . . . h igh school coac h - Ha rry Ka minsky of Lakewood. Ouid Dihrkop .. . Sop homo re . . . 20 . .. 6-4 ... 245 ... One Letter ... J amestol"·n. Ohio .. . David sta rted mos1of last yea r even though a red-shin freshma n . . . most improved blocker i n the spring .. . na iled d own left tackle position . .. ve ry consistent pcrfo.rmer ... high school coa ch - J erry Bonte of Greenview. J e rry Pa rrish . .. So pho more . . . 19 ... 5-11 1/J . . . 167 .. . One Ldter ... A uburndale, Fla ... J erry was t he seco nd leading re ceiver last year with 11 ca1chcs for 192yards a nd o ne TO while playi ng in a reserve role . . . ran indoor track and tied school reco rd for 60 yd . dash at 6. 1 ... has great speed a nd hands . . . sec-o nd in nati on i n kicko ff returns as fresh man with 28.5 average per return . .. high sc hool coach Joe Parrish of Auburnd ale. Mike S heeha n .. . J unior ... 21 ... 6-4 . . . 250 . .. One Letter . . . Louisville. Ky .•. Mike wa s used in a backu p role last season . . has e xcellent size a nd sircngth .. . had fine spring . should add dept h to tackle positio n . . . high school coach - Bill Glaser of St. Xavier. Scolt P arthemore . .. F reshman .. . 18 . . . 6-S ... 260 . .. No Lelle rs . .. M t. Victory, Ohio . . . Scott came to Eastern a fter signing in J a nuary ... has grea t pote ntial . need s work o n fun dame ntals .. . could add depth to tackle position . .. gradu• ate of Ridgcmont. Rick San g .. . Senior . .. 20 . . . 6-1 . .. 193 ... T wo 1.etters . .. Ashland, K )', . . Rick finished spring as the No. I nanker. excellent block er with good hands and moves . . . w11lalso contend for the No. I punter spot .. . caught t hree passes for o ne T D last yea r . . be nch- pressed 320 pounds . . member of winner-s· clu b . high schoo l coach - Herb Con ley of Ashland S teve Co leman ... Freshman .. . 19 ... 6~1 .. . 225 .. • No Letters . . . Sta nford , K)·. . . Steve came as a walk-on in 1978 a nd earned a scho larship .. . had 11ne spring ... excellent work mg a ttitude was switc hed from guard to tackle midway th rough s pring practice .. . aggressive blocker . . . high school coac h - Bill Leedy of Lincol n County. Ranard Mc rha ul .. . Sophomore . . . 20 . . . S-8 . . . ISO. • . No Letle rs ... Miami, Fla . . . Rana rd made excelle nt progress in spring . . . should give us added depth at receiver . . nifty runner o nce he catches the football . .. sprinter on track team . high school coach - Chris Va gotis of Killian. 19 �ll.\ ' . " IIOl'F I>.\\ II> "il-. \I. ~L\ll K \\ II.IOI ( ;1111\ .JOI·.-"< IIIP...., K L P IU.'.\ GUARDS ns H.-\ ( ; l.,\ "d) C II IUS T .-\ \ LOH I) .\~ .\L\I{ IT\ DEFENSE Oa nny I l ope . .. Junior ... 20 ... 6-0½ . .. 230 ... Two Lt:llcrs .. . Miami , Fla. .. Danny is a returning starter and a member ()f 1hc winners' c lub ... very consiste nt performer . . t'Xt rcmcly compctiti\"c . . love~ to both r lay and practice has played some .:it ('enter . . . should hi:.· o ne of better guards in OVC ne xt year .. . high schoo l coach - Chr is Vagotis of Killia n. SECONDARY Oan J\1 lartin . . . Senior ... 2 1 . . . 5- 11 .. . 189 . .. Three Lelters . . . Lo uis,•illt-. Ky .. . Dan was a first {cam !\ll-OVC cho ice in 1978 at defensive back . . had ar\ cxcdknt spring practice . intent 1._) n havin g a good yn1r in ·79 . . . mcmhcr of wi nners· cl ub in '78 .. hlgh ~chool cnach Uill Glaser of St. Xavier. Ke,•in Gren· . .. Sophomore .. . 19 . .. 6-1 .. . 228 .. . One Letter .. . Cincinna ti, Oh io . .. Kevin has o utstandingstre ng1h and quick ness . very coachabk and in telligent wo rk e1 . . ended spring as '.'Jo. I right guard . . . saw plenty of action in back u p role la~ t year ... high schoo l coach .Jerry Faust of M oeller. Steve F letcht'r . .. Senio r . . . 21 .. . 5- 11 ... 177 .. . T hrec Leners .. . Lou isville. K)"... Steve had an c xcclle111 spri ng pract ice al~o ready to have a good ~ca son for the Colonels . three yea r~ of cxpt::rience plus dedication sh nu ld prove to be very val uable- t o Eastern secondary . . . high schoo l coach Uob Lewis of W y om ing M ark W illo ugh by . . . Freshman . . . 19 .. . 6-1 • • . 227 .. . No Letters .. . Lo uisville, K y •.. Mark wa~ a red-s hirt freshman last year .. . ha~ Cxl·cllent .:1ggrcs~ivcncss and speed but needs lo wor k on tcchni4uc . .. could add d~pth al guard . . . hig h s<.·hool coach - Cork y Miller of Fairda le. J oel Scra flon .. . Senior ... 22 .. . 6-0 ½ ... 188 ••. T hrt'e Lt'llers . . . M arion , O hio ... J oel was start ing at free safety unt il he suffered a broken .:i r m in t he Western Kentucky contest a t mid -season . . . suffered recurrence o f same injury in spring drills . . led OVC in punting last year unt il injl1ry with 42.S aver.:1gc his return in the fall co uld become very import ant fac10r to Colonels" sceondary . . . high school coach - Law of Oak Hill. C h ris l aylo r . .. F resh man . .. 19 .. . 6-3½ ... 221 .. . No Lt tlcrs ... WaJcross, Ga..• Chris is an o u1s1anding a 1hkt1.· who is adapting well w the guard po-;ition .. . a red-shirt in 1978 . . l'Ould be outstanding performer with add it ional experience . g raduate of Ware County. Charles Brunson . .. J unior . . . 20 .. • 6-1 .. . 194 . . . Three Letlers .. . M iam i, Fla . .. C harle~ was a defensive tack le in high school and . afte r st arting three ga mc,s in the secondary his fres hman y~a r. came on to be a very stead y performer as a sophom(nc . has the abilit y to make 1he big play o n defense as ind icated by his punt n::Lurn and intercept io n r et urn for touchd owns lasl sea son .. . w ill be o ne of o ur punt return specialists .. . high school coach Chris Vago t is of Killian. 1\tlike S t aggs . . . Freshni:.m ... 19 ... 6- 1½ ... 225 . . . No letters .. : Gallipolis . Ohio .. . Mike was red-shirt ed as a freshman last year . . con verted from linebacker in the spring .. . aggress ive bu t lads experience and techniq ue .. . C<l uld add dcpth to guard position .. . graduate of(.iall ia Academy Hig h Schoo l. CENTERS D avid 7'eal ... Seni o r . . . 22 . • • 6-2 1/: . • 25-' .. . Two l.eltcrs Lexinglon , Ky. . David was a first-team AII-OVC selectio n and honorable mcnlio n ..-\ II-American ... member of the winners· club . .. has pm potential . .. st rnng. explosive blocker with ability to stay on the block . .. excellent attitude . . . high school coach J im Poynter of Lafaye tte. J oeSrhips kt' . .. Junior . . . 21 . .. 5 -11 1/1 ... 220 . . One l.e1tcr .•. 1-'rank lin,·ille, N.J ... Joe was switched from guard la-;t spring one of the strongest players o n the team .. . benchpresse s 390 po unds .. . starting center on punts and extra points. . had excelle nt spring . .. very aggressive blocker . high school coach J o hn Oberg of D eh:ca STE\' E FI. ET C II E lt P rentis Ragland .. . Senior ... 22 .. . 6-2 ... 225 .. . T wo Letters . .. Cincinna ti. Ohio . .. Prentis was hurt last season with a back injury and missed most of the season . . . has good quickness. lacks experience at the center positio n .. . high schoo l coac h Steve Schwcit1cr of Aiken CIL\1-l:U·: s HIH .' iS O .' i 20 JUEL S( llA FTO'.\ �IWD:\[Y 11\l!D Ell Fl :\ HI..\ B O U ,\ l ei :\T \'IH; (;,\In FUl!D A I.LX 1)0\11:SC I EZ Ale,: Dominguez .. . Fresh ma n . . . 19 . . . 6-1 . . . 205 .. . No Lelters . . . Soulh M iami, Fla . . . . Alex suffered a n injured knee a nd was operated on d uring t he s p rin g . . . his stat us for t he coming seaso n is unk n own . .. was just coming rn to his own when t he inj ury occurred . . . graduate of South M ia mi. Geo q::e Floyd .• . Sophomor e·. . . 19 . . • 5- 11 • • . 185 . .• One Letter. . Brooksville, Fla ... George came to EK U a s a highly regarded football player and by mid- seaso n had mo,•cd into the start ing line up a t rovc rback . . vn y in tense co mpetitor . alo ng with t he past yea r's experience, s hould ha ve o utsta nd ing seaso n . . high schoo l coach C huck W o(1d of H ernand o. Henry Robinso n . . . Sop h o more .. . 20 . .. 5-11 . . . 220 . . . One 1.ettcr .. . Louis\·illc, Ky .. . • lle nry was moved bac k to lineback er in t he spring .. . needed work !here to regain his kno wledge of t he posi tion. but a n ea r ly knee injury forced him to the s ide lines . . . sa w act ion a t noscguard last yc,1r where he started the L>ayton ga me . . grad uate of .Jefferso ntown ll igh School. Rodney Byrd . . . Sophomore . . . l 9 . . . 5-11 . . . 178 .. . One Letter . . . Brooksville. Fla . . . Rod ney had a super sp ring . :-.aw limit ed act io n in defe nsive bac k field last year . . . got be t te r each 1ime o ut on the field . . read y t o p la y now . . . will he one of the punt ret u rn s pecia lists for t he C o lo ne ls th is fal l high schoo l coach TO ~I \\ IIIT E Chuck Wood o f H ernand o. Tom W hite . . . S oph omo re . .. 19 .. . 5-9 . . . 177 . .. One Letter . . . C.tor getown, K)' . . .. I om mad e some b ig play!) for 1hc C()!Oncls last yea r . .. wa~ a n o utsta mling running.back in h igh schoo l . . sho uld ha ve excellent yc;tr with experie nce he ha~ now ,111alned g raduate of Scoll County II ig h Sc h ool. LINEBACKERS .l.\.\l b SII U . 10', Bo b M cIntyre . . . Sen io r . . . 21 . .. 6·0 . . . 207 . . . Three Letters Lo uisville', Ky . . . . Bo b was a second -team A II-OV C select ion last year at line backer fo r the Colo ne ls .. . had o ut stand ing s p r in g .. . is ho ped he will end hiscollcgia t ccarccr in style at E K U this fa ll . . . h ig h school coach Ui ll (..i lascr of St. Xa vie r Ed F inella .. . Senior . . . 22 . .. 6-0 . . . 221 ... Three Lelters. Orlando, Fla ... . Ed wi ll sec plr.:nty of actio n again t his year for th e Colonels . . . has the speed a n d agility t o be a n all-sta r linebac ker . . . experience is anot her ()f h is ma in asseb shou ld have banner year in 19 79 . .. high sch o<)l coach Paul Adams o f Oa k R id ge. Hl IJI)\ \IOOH: TACKLES Fred Griffin ... Senio r . . 22 . .. 5- 10 . . . 202 . . . One l,elter. South Mia mi , Fla ... . F red too came to Easte rn from .:1j unio , college and had a fine year as a back up man 11.tst year . fi ni~hcd s pring d rills as a star ter aggrcssivcncs,; and pursuit to lhe ball c.i rr ier arc two of his assets .. . has mad e great progress . high school coac h C h;1r!cs Ya nda o f Sou1h Miami Senio r. J a mes Shelton . .. J u nior . . 21 ... 6-2 1/ 1 • • • 257 . .. T wo Lellers .. . Cincinnati. Ohio, . J,uncs was a second team All• OVC c ho ice at t ack le la st year made consider,1b le improvement toward the e nd o f sp ri ng drills . . had highest g rade o f <rny d o wn lincmcu in 1h c s pr ing g:1rnc . .. capa ble ol being a fine player . . . will vie for sta rting assignmcn1 t his yea r S teve Schwcit1cr of Aiken. . .. h igh schoo l coac h C.a r)· Ford . .. Senioc ... 21 . .. 5-11 . . . 205 . . . Two Letters . . Bu ddy Moor . . . ,Junio r .. . 19 , . . 6-5 . . . 2 50 . .. Two l.ellers . . • Va ldosta , C.a . . .. Ruddy staned seve ral ga mes last yc;tr for th e Colo nels ... has gc)od s peed, agility a nd 4uick ncss. . has im p roved strength in the winte r prograin ... cou ld be a great p layer was rea lly coming on duri ng final da ys and scrim mages o f t he spring . high school coa ch Joe Wilson of Low ndes l.ouis\·ill e, K)'· . . . Gary pu lled a h amstring in t he winte r p rogra m and never fu lly rccoven.-d all t hrough spr ing d r ills has great determination and pride . . . inte ll igent a nd ha s the w inning a ttitude which ma kes him o ne o f our linebackers high school coac h 1'.) J) Dave Peak of Waggener. 21 �Ill< KIi·. l!lll)IH :s .\I \l~h'. S I L \10'\ l{ ICII \l{D HU .I. .HH, IUC IL\ IH> IO.\ I BEl{(; U { U J I..\S KI ro.,1 .,1., 11.\1 I· H0.\1.\ 11-. \ l·. H Rickie Rhodes . .. Senio r . . . 2 1 .. . 6--t .. . 243 . .. T hree Letlers . . . Louisville. Ky. . . Ric kie made im p rovement d uring spri ng drills . .. will cha llenge for st ani ngjob in 1979 . . . added weight and sirc ngt h d ur ing off-season program . hopeful of having f ine senior season for t he Colonch . . . hi gh schoo l coac h ~ Cli nt Lovel y of Central. IJ.\ \Ill 1101.1.,\ , IJ l\h rk S iemo n .. . .J unior . . 19 . . . 6--t . .. 223 ... No Letlers . . . Springfield, Ohio . .. Mar k m ade JHO!;ress d u ri ng sp ring d rills and sho u ld add depth to the down li nemen .. . needs experience in ga me condit io ns . .. has t he too ls to be a very fine collegiate lineman . . gradua te o f Sha wnee. NOS EG UARDS J oe R ichard .. . Senior .. . 21 . . . 5-1 I ... 21 9 . . . Three Letters .. . Lexin gto n. K y . . . . J oe was a first 11;·. a m A II-OVCchoicc at noseguard for t he Colonels la s1 season . . . has exccllem s peed (4.6) and strength . . . leadi ng t ackler o n t he team lai;t year wit h 6 1 and 31 tackles a nd assis1s. respec1 ively . .. mos t consiste nt o f the down lineme n .. . made several big pla ys d uring his first t hree years al Easte rn . . . s ho u ld be o utstanding ca ndidate for post-season ho no rs aga in in 1979 . . . high sc hool coach Terry Cla rk of Br yan S tation. ·l"om Ber ger . . . S enior . . . 22 .. . 5-9 . . . 205 . .. Three Letters . .. Cincinnati, Ohio . . . T(>m w ill sec a ct ion a nd a lo l of playing t ime at bot h noscg uard and line bac ker in the upco ming season . pla ys we ll a nd ve ry aggressive . . . makes a lot of tackles . .. has a wealt h o f ialc nt . . . always gives good effort .. . wil l be important part of t he dcfrnsivc schcmc a gain t his season . . . o ne c f the best at hletes o n t he team .. . hig h school coa ch - Bo b Lewis of Wyoming. O:nid Holland . .. Junio r . . . 21 ... 6-2 .. . 2UIJ . . . O ne l.eHer . Cy nth iana . Ky .. .. l)avid played in .:1 rese rve role la st year a s 1he No. J defensive end .. . was inj u red in t he spr ing .. . ha s good size and goo_d speed . w ith gamt experience should d evelop imo a fine e nd . . . g rad ua te of H a rrison County. Fred Pea ce .. . F reshman . .. 19 . .. 6-0 . . . 214 •. . No Letlers ... Middlesbo ro. Ky .. . . Fred was moved from linebacke r to defe nsive end . .. ho peful of having good fall sca'son . . . was making impro ve ments as spri ng progressed need s t o develo p si,e and stre ng th. ENDS t:d Laski .. . Senio r . . . 23 .. . 6- 2'/2 • •• 21 9 . .. T hree Lellers . . . C hica20 . Ill. .. . Ed was e njoying a fine sp ring practice until s uffering a knee injury . had gained strengt h and im proved speed tremendo usly .. . a t wo-year sta rte r for t he Colonels . is performing now up 10 expccta1ions . .. membe r of w inners· 1..:l ub grad uate of deSales. Ric hard Bell .. . Freshman .. . 19 . . • 6-3 •.• 210 . . . No Lelters . .. M a rietta , C a . ... R icha rd was red-s hirted last year . .. d id outsta nding job in the sp ring ... ve ry strong . . . good mobility needs to wo rk o n a ggn::ssivc nci;s g rad ua te of S prayberry. Tim Frommeyer . .. Senio r . . . 22 ... 5-11 ... 208 .. . T hree Letters . .. Cold S pring, Ky• • . . T im was a pa rt-tim e starter la st year .. . o ne of lhe st rongest players o n the t eam .. . m ost relia ble in terms of consiste ncy . .. exce lle ni job in the s pring drills . . very fine stude nt . . will serve a s co-capt ain o n defense in 1979 . h igh schoo l coa ch Bob Mille r of Campbell County Tom Nix .. . Junlor .. . 20 ... 6-0 ... 201 .. . No Letl ers. Po mpano Beach. F la . . . . T o m ended the sp ring as a starte r after inj uries to Laski and Holland .. . improved aggressiveness . .. has sho wn im provement . is becom ing a steady performer at th is posit ion .. hig h school coach L>ennis Lynch of Oeerfield Beac h. 22 �FRESHMAN PROS PECTS Victor Rhea .•. defens ive tackle .. . 6-3 .. . 240 .•. Wheelwrighli Ky... • Victor lettered six years in football, five years in track and four years in basketball at Whee lwright High School. While competing for the track team, he won t he shot put competition for two years in a row in the regional meet. He played football for coach Don Daniels at Wheelwright. Tron Armstrong . . . widereceiver . .. 6-2 . .. 185 ... St. Pdersb urg. Fla . . . . Tron, of Lakewood High School in St. Pelersburg. lettered in three varsity sports in high school. ln his senior year, he was named to All-City and A ll-Conference teams while helping Lakewood to a city championship. Coached by Bob Stephens, he holds the school record for most touchdowns by a receiver. In track, he was a member of the school record-setting mile relay and 440- relay teams. A tremendous leaper, he set a school record in basketball for most slam dunks at Lakewood. Tron plans to major in P a ul Sheddan .. . offensive tackle .. . 6-31/ 1 • • • 255 ... S umrnerland Key, Fla .... An All-State hono rable mention choice for coach Gene Roberts this past season at Key West High School, Paul was a four-year participant in football and recipient of the Most Improved Offensive Player Award at Key West his j unior yea r. He was a two-year selection on the All-Region and All-County tea m and also received citation for his school's best guard or tackle last year. He is the son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Paul Sheddan and plans to major in law enforcement at EKU. psyc hology at Eastern. Steve Bird . .• wide receiver .. . 6-0 . .. 170 .•. Corbin , K y•... Steve was a four-sport standout while at Corbin High School, winning lcLtcrs in track, baseball, and basketball as well as football. He was an Associated Press All-Stater and Player of the Year in the S. E. K.C. his senior season for coach Archie Powers Redhou nds and was also an All-Conference basketball performer as a senior. He holds the school record for most receptions in one game with 14, setting the mark as a junior. Steve is the son of former University of Kentucky basketball standout J erry Bird, and Nancy Bird, and will major in architecture at Eastern. Randy Taylor . . . defens ive end . .. 6-3 ... 210 ... Cincinnatii Ohio . .. Randy, who played four yea rs o f football for coach Jack Campbell at Woodward High School, was a first team All-City and All- Public High School League choice this past yea r. I-le plans to major in broadcasting at EK U this fall. Bo b Ward ... defensive tackle ... 6-4 . . . 225 ••. Knoxville, Tenn.• . . Bob played offensive and de fensive tackle at Bearden High School for coach Bill Young, participating four years in football, three seasons in bas ketball and two in track. A second team All- Knoxville Football League choice at defensive tackle, he served as captain of hi s team in 1978 and copped the most valuable defensive player honors that sea son. Bob. the son of M r. and Mrs. David Ward, was also chosen ··scholastic Athlete·· at Bearden in 1978. P aul Kraft on .. . linebacker . .. 6-1 .. . 220 . . . Salem, N.H . .•. Paul played football last season for Milford Academy Prep School in Salem, N.H . Th e EKU coachingstaffhopeshe can add depth to the Colonels' linebacking corps for a ssista nt coach Joe Blankenship. To m l.a Fary .. . defensive tackle . . . 6- 3 .. • 215 . . . Cincin na ti. Ohio . . . To m was a second-team select ion o n last year's AllGreater Cincinnati League all-star team. while competing four years for coach Ray Heidorn at Lasalle High School. He was also an outstand ing high school wrestler, winning the heavyweight division this past yea r in the GCL whi le being named to the first team All GCL wrestling team. Tom, the 18year old son o f M r. and Mrs. Walt LaFary. plans to major in art at EKU Mike Wagers .. . linebacker . . . 6-3 . . . 195 . . . Brooksville, Fla. .. . Mike was an outstanding player at Hernando High School in Brooksville where he played two years ago for Eastern parttime assistant coach Tom Darby. T he Eastern coaching staff hopes he will add depth to the Colonels' lincbac king crew. Bobby Woods ... noseguard .. , 6-2 ... 210 . .. Oak Hill, F lorida . . . Bob by, who a lso played fullback for coach Bill Mo reman at New Smyrna Beach High School. lettered 1hree years i n football while garnering honorable mention all-state honors last year. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Woods and plans to majo r in business at EK U. Brent M uncy . .. quarterback ... 6-2 .. . 175 . .. R ussell, Ky. . . Brent led the Red Devils to the state Cla ss AAA championship this past sea son a nd was a first-team selection o n the All-State team. He was a three-year letterman for coach Ivan McGlonc in football and an All-Area football p layer for two seasons. The 17-year old so n of Mr. and M rs. Robert Muncy of Ash land. Brent plans to major in a ccounting at Eastern. Gar y ''Tuck,. Woo lum . .. q uarterback . .. 6-0 . . . 195 . .. Pineville, Ky • .. . Tuck lettered four yea rs in four sports basketball. baseball , golf and football - at Pineville High School, while setting school career marks for passes thrown, passes completed, yards passing and touchdown passes . He was voted Back of the Year in the Southeast Kentucky Conference and was a first team AII-S EKC quarterback choice. He is a member of Who·s Who Amo ng American High School Athletes and the son of Or. and Mrs. Jerry Woolum. Mike Neal . .. d efensive lack le . .. 6·2 . . . 210 .. . Orla ndo, Fla. .. • Mike led a defense which catapulted Edgewater High School to the state playoffs in F lorida last ~cason. He was recipient of honora ble mention All-State accolades during the 1978 season. Gus Parks . . . runninitback-defensi ve back . . . 6-0 . . . 175 ... Harrodsbu rg, Ky . . .. Gus was a first-team All-State selectio n his senio r year and was also named 10 the AII-C KC and AllArca teams. Besides lettering four years for coach Alvis J ohnso n in foot ball, Parks earned two letters each in basketball, base ball and track at Harrodsburg High School. He is the son of M r and Mrs. Will iam Parks. S cott Parthemore ... offensive tackle ... 6-6 .. . 260 . Ridgeway. Ohio . . Scott. a four-year letterman in football and track at Ridgemont High School while gaining hono rab le mention All-American plaudits, wi ll add depth and strength to EK U"s powerful offensive line. T he son of M r. and Mrs. Dallas Parthemore. Scott plans to maJo r m agncullure at Eastern. 23 �1979 NUMERICAL ROSTER 7 8 9 10 II 12 14 15 16 17 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3I 32 33 34 35 36 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 Dan Martin George Floyd Rodney Byrd David Flores Brent Muncy Joel Scrafton Mike Kelley Bill Hughes Chris Isaac Gary Woolum David Booze Steve Bird Bruce Cox Steve Fletcher Tom White Ranard McPhaul Mo Dunn Cliff McCullough J . D. Williams Charles Brunson David Schaible Nicky Yeast Tom Nix Gary Branch Dale Patton Mike Wagers J . T. Grad dick Gus J>arks Anthony Braxton Bobby Woods Alvin Miller Paul Krafton Alex Dominguez !Job McIntyre Joe Schipske David Neal Mark Siemon Fred Peace Tom Berger Ed Finella Prentis Ragland Danny H ope Bob Ward Kevin Greve Joe Richard Gary Ford Darryl Lawson C hris Taylor Fred Grifrin M ark Willoughby Henry Ro binson Vic Rhea Burney Pomlee David Oihrkop Mike Sheehan Steve Coleman Buddy Moor Tom LaFary Sco tt Parthemore Paul Sheddan James Shelton Rickie Rhodes Tron Armstrong Tim O'Reilly Randy Ferguson rim Frommcycr Rick Sang Ed Lask i Cris Curtis Richard Bell .k rry Parrish Carl Gree ne Randy Taylor David Holland Mike Neal DB DB DB K QB DB QB QB QB QB SE FL TB DB DB SE FL TB TB DB FB FB DE TB FB LB TB DB TB MG FB LB LB LB C C DT DE LB LB C OG DT OG MG LB OT OG LB OG LB DT MG OT OT OT DT DT OT OT DT DT SE DE DE DE FL DE TE DE SE TE DE DE DE Sr. Soph. Soph. J r. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Soph. Fr. Jr. Fr. J r. Sr. Soph. Soph. Soph. Fr. Fr. Jr. Soph. F r. Jr. Fr. J r. Fr. Soph. Fr. Soph. Fr. J r. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. S r. Sr. Sr. J r. Fr. Soph. Sr. Sr. .Ir. Fr. Sr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Jr. Soph. .Ir. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. J r. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Soph. Fr. Soph . Sr. Fr. J r. Fr. 24 5- 11 5-1 1 5-1 1 5-9 6-0 6-0½ 6-1 6-1 ½ 5- 10½ 6-0 6-3 5- 11 5- 8¼ 5-1 I 5-9 5-8 6- 1 6-0 6-1 6-1¼ 6-1¼ 5- 11 6-0 5-11 5- 10 6-3 5-10 6-0 5- 10 ½ 6-2 5-8 6-2 6-1 6-0 5-1 1½ 6-2½ 6-4 6-0 5-9 6-0 6-2 6-0½ 6-4 6- 1 5- 1 I 5-11 5-11 6-3½ 5-10 6-1 5-1 1 6-2 6-1 6-4¼ 6-4 6-1 6-5 6-2 6-5 6-3 6-2½ 6-4 1/4 6- 1 6-1 6-2 5- 11 6-0¼ 6-2'/2 6- 2 6-2¾ 5-11 1/2 6- 1 6-3 6-2 6-2 189 185 178 170 175 188 190 204 167 195 188 170 173 177 177 150 171 195 188 194 193 227 20 1 189 220 195 165 170 198 206 191 220 205 207 220 254 223 214 205 221 225 230 225 228 219 205 249 221 202 227 220 240 224 245 250 225 250 2 14 260 245 257 243 180 204 196 208 193 219 218 210 167 206 2 10 209 2 10 Louisville, Ky. Brooksville, Fla . Brooksville, F la. Cincinnati, Oh. Russell, Ky• Marion. Oh. Toledo, Oh. Lancaster, 0 h. New Smyrna Beach, Fla. P ineville, K y. St. P etersburg, Fla. Corbin, Ky. Miami, Fla. Cincinnati, Oh. Geo rgetown, Ky. Miami, Fla. C incinnati, Oh. Port Charlotte, Fla. Marietta, Ga. Miami, Fla. Cincinnati, Oh. Harrodsburg, Ky. Pompano Beach, Fla. Dayton, Oh. C incinnati, Oh. Dade City, Fla. Owe nsboro, Ky. Harrodsbu rg, Ky. Cincinnati, Oh. Oak H ill, F la. Ft. Pierce, F la. Salem, N.H. S. Miami, Fla. Louisvi lle, Ky. Franklinville, N .J. Lexington, Ky. Springfield, Oh. Middlcsboro, Ky. Cincinnati, Oh. Orlando, Fla. Cincinnati, Oh. Miami. Fla. Knoxville, Tenn. Cincinnati, Oh. Lexington, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Cincinnati, Oh. Waycross, Ga. S. Miami. Fla. Louisville, K y. Louisville, Ky. Wheelwright, Ky. Davenport, Io wa Jamestown, Oh. Louisville . Ky. Stanford, Ky. Vald osta, Ga. C incinnati. Oh. Mt. Victo ry, Oh. Summerla nd Key, Fla. Cincinnati. Oh. Louisville, Ky. St. Petersburg, Fla. New Carlisle, Oh. Mario n. Oh. Co ld Spring. Ky. Ashland. Ky. C hicago. Ill. Titusville, Fla. Marietta, Ga. A uburndalc, Fla. Cincinnati, Oh. C incinnati, Oh. Cynthiana. K y. Orlando. Fla. ��OPPONENTS First Game KENT ST A TE UNIVERSITY Sept. 8, 1979 - at Kent, Ohio Ron Blackledge Head Coach 1:30 P.M. EDT Location - Kent, Ohio Founded - 1910 President - Dr. Brage Golding Enrollment - 16,000 Colors - Blue & Gold Conference - Mid-American Nickname - Golden Flas hes Athletic Director - Don Dufek Head Coach - Ron Blackledge Assistant Coaches - Mike Bushi, Bob Felio, Bill Frey, Greg Long, John Romeo Trainer - Scott Anderson SID - Terry Barnard Stadium - Dix Stadium (28,748) Lettermen Lost - 21 Lettermen Returning - 30 Mike McQueen Halfback PROSPECTUS Football is a game of challenges and Kent State head coach Ron Blackledge faces one in 1979 as he attempts to improve on the Flashes' 4-7 record (2-6 in MAC) in 1978 with several new faces. The challenge is even more demanding when its pointed out that Kent State is the only Mid-American Conference team that will not return an all-conference performer. "We have to find the individuals who can play MAC competition," Blackledge said. "We have a lot of faces that have not yet been tested. This will be the experimental stage." Despite the influx of several new starters, the second-year field boss is pleased with the return of 31 lettermen, 19 of whom have starting experience. The comeback of such key performers as halfback Mike McQueen and linebacker Ben Batton from '78 knee injuries is also hoped for. First game of the series. 1978 RESULTS 1979 SCHEDULE 0 Central Michigan ..... 41 Sept. 8 EASTERN KENTU CKY Sept. 15 at Akron 3 Ball State . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Sept. 22 BALL STATE 34 Illinois State . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Sept. 29 at Ohio 20 Ohio ................ 14 Oct. 6 at Western Michigan 0 Western Michigan . . . . . 14 Oct. 13 BOWLING GREEN 20 Bowling Green . . . . . . . . 28 Oct. 20 at Eastern Michigan 20 Marshall . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Oct. 27 CENTRAL MICHIGAN IO Air Force . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Nov. 3 at Northern Illinois 21 Northern Illinois . . . . . . 27 Nov. IO MIAMI 13 Miami (Ohio) ......... 38 Nov. 17 at Toledo 17 Toledo ... . . .. ........ 13 26 �Second Game TRO Y S TATE UNIVERSITY Charlie Bradshaw Head Coach Sept. 15 - at Richmond 2:00 P. M. EDT Locati on - Troy, Ala. Founded - 1887 President - D r. Ralph W. Adams Enrollment - 12,000 Colo rs - Cardinal, Silver, White & Blac k Co nference - Gulf South Nickna me - Troja ns Athletic Director - Ro bert Stewart Head Coach - Charlie Brads haw Assista nt Coaches - Jim T ompkins, Vic King, Rick R hoades, Ro bert Maddox Trainer - J o hn Anderson S ID - Gary Stogner Sta d ium - Memorial Stad ium (8,600) Lettermen Lost - 8 Letterm en Returning - 38 Boyd Grant Tailback P RO S PECTUS Replacing eight senio r starters including All-American linebacker T im T ucker appears to be the biggest task facing T roy State foot ball coach Charlie Bradshaw. T he offense, with nine starters returning, appea rs sta ble. Head ing up the list of returnees are All-G ulf South Conference ta ilback Boyd G rant a nd wide receiver and return specia list Virgil Seay. Q uarterbacks Eddie Ro hrbaugh a nd Willie T ullis, who shared starting responsibilities last year, a re also back. Middle gua rd Bubba Williams a nd defensive end Kenny Craik are the to p return ing playma kers o n defe nse. Troy State leads the series, 1-0. 1979 SCHED ULE Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 T EXAS A & I at Eastern Kentucky NIC HOLLS ST AT E at Livingsto n S. E. LO UIS IANA a t Delta State NORT H A LA BA MA at Tennesee Tech at Mississippi College JAC KSONVILLE ST. 1978 RES ULTS 24 16 16 38 7 21 17 45 27 21 27 Fo rt Benni ng . ... . .. . . 12 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . 10 Nicho lls State .. .. ...... 6 Livi ngston . .. ...... . ... 7 So utheastern Lo uisiana 45 Delta State .. . .... . . ... 6 North Alabama .... . ... 0 Tennessee Tech .... .. .. 0 Mississip pi College . . .. 16 J acksonville State ..... 42 �Third Game EAST TENNESSEE STA TE UNIVERSITY Sept. 22 - at Johnson City Jack Carlisle • 7:30 P. M. EDT Head Coach Location - Johnson City, Tenn. Founded - 1911 Presid ent - Dr. Arthur H. DeRosier, Jr. Enrollment - I 0,000 Colors - Blue and Gold Conference - Southern Nickname - Buccaneers Athletic Director - Madison Brooks Head Coach - Jack Carlisle Assistant Coaches - Robert McGraw, Cole Proctor, Glen Cumbee, Keith Daniels, Bill Clement, Burnie Miller Trainer - J erry Robertson SID - John Cathey Stadium - Memorial Center (12,000) Lettermen Lost - 9 Lettermen Returning - 39 Mark Hutsell Quarterback PROSPECTUS The ETS U Bucs begin thei r first quest for championship honors in the Southern Conference with talent and depth in the skill positions but a serious need of big, quick linemen. The quarterback, runningback and wide receiver positions are well-stocked with veterans abounding who have good, solid experience. The problem areas are primarily in the offensive and defensive lines where there is some experience but a notable lack of size and quickness is evident. The top candidate for all-star honors will be senior quarterback Mark Hutsell who finished last season as the No. 8 total offense leader in the nation. He completed 171 of 294 passes for 2,160 yards, 14 touchdowns and 15.5 completions per game. In total offense, he accounted for 2,318 yards which averaged out to 2 IO. 7 yards per game. Eastern leads the series, 18-7-2. 1979 SCHEDULE Sept. 8 JAMES MADISON Sept. I 5 at Northern Illinois Sept. 22 EASTERN KENTUCKY Sept. 29 at Furman Oct. 6 at VMI Oct. 13 UT-CHATTANOOGA Oct. 20 S.E. LOUISIANA Oct. 27 APPALACHIAN ST. Nov. 3 at North Alabama Nov. IO MIDDLE TENNESSEE Nov. 17 at Western Carolina 1978 6 21 6 21 38 14 21 35 30 34 7 28 RESULTS Mississippi College 17 Western Carolina 14 Eastern Kentucky . . . . . 49 Western Kentucky ..... 27 Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . 17 Furman .............. 35 Murray State ......... 35 Appalachian State . . . . . 34 Morehead State . . . . . . . 31 Middle Tennessee . . . . . . 0 Austin Peay . . . . . . . . . . 14 �Fourth Game AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVER SITY Sept. 29 - at Richmond 2:00 P.M. EDT Location - Clarksville, Tenn. Founded - 1927 President - Dr. Robert 0. Riggs Enrollment - 5,200 Colors - Red & White Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Governors Athletic Director - Johnny Miller Head Coach - Watson Brown Assistant Coaches - John Palermo, Rick Christophel, Bobby Marcum, Greg Mantooth, Louis Thompson Trainer - Jeff Daniel S ID - Martin Harmon Stadium - Municipal (8,900) Lettermen Lost - 13 Lettermen Returning - 32 PROSPECTUS First year Head Coach Watson Brown comes to Austin Peay in hopes of improving the Govs offensive attack this season. Known for a tough defense last year, Austin Peay ranked second in total defense stats, but finished a dismal sixth in the total offense category. A key in helping the Govs return the form that led them to an OVC championship in 1977 will be the offensive backfield. Four-year starter Randy Christophel is gone at quarterback, a nd senior Steve Brewer and juco transfer Sonny Defillips loom as most likely heirs apparent. Leading rusher Donald Brown is back at running back along with Craig Woods. Steve Puthoff, with 30 catches last season, returns at wide receiver, while center Stan Burns will return to anchor the offensive line. All-OVC performers Joe Grimsley and Lynn Hailstock will pick up the slack in the defensive backfield, which is minus All-American free safety Mike Betts. Eastern leads the series, 17-3. 1979 SCHEDULE 1978 RESULTS Sept. I at James Madison 21 UT-Martin ........... 14 Sept. 8 UT-MARTIN 13 Western Kentucky ..... 17 Sept. 15 Open Eastern Kentucky ..... 14 0 Sept. 22 WESTERN KENTUCKY 19 Morehead State ....... 16 Sept. 29 at Eastern Kentucky 14 North Alabama . . . .. .. 10 Oct. 6 at Morehead State 13 Livingston State .... ... 3 bet. 13 at Jacksonville State 28 Middle Tennessee . .... 17 Oct. 20 LIVINGSTON STATE 23 Murray State ......... 17 Oct. 27 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 14 Tennessee Tech ....... 28 Nov. 3 at Murray State 14 East Tennessee ...... . . . 7 Nov. 10 TENNESSEE TECH Nov. 17 MARS HILL 29 �Fifth Game MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY Oct. 6 - at Murfreesboro, Tenn. Boots Donnelly 7:30 P. M. CDT Head Coach Location - Mu rfreesboro, Tenn. Founded - 19 11 President - Dr. Sam Ingram Enrollment - 10,300 Colors - Blue and White Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Blue Raiders Athletic Director - Bubber Murphy Head Coach - Boots Donnelly Assistan t Coaches - Ed Bunio, Tom Fiveash, Bubba Hooker, J o hn J ennings, Duke Shackleford Tra iner - George Camp S ID - J im Freeman Stadium - Ho race Jones Field ( I 5,000) Lettermen Lost - 37 Lettermen Returning - 19 ~- .. ~ , "'j. PROSPECTUS Head football coach James "Boots" Donnelly returned to his alma mater, Middle Tennessee State, after two successful seasons at rival Austin Peay, where his teams quickly ea rned the respect of everyone in the OVC. Offensively, Donnelly feels that his quarterback situation is sta ble with 1978 starter Duane West back for his sophomore season. West is being pushed by transfer Gus Purvis, son of former MTSU great Ray Purvis. Guard Bill Ming heads the offensive line, which includes J erry Thompson, who made the move from tight end , guard Bria n Knight and newcomers David Rash and Bill Spurlock. Veteran tackles Reggie Bell, Edd ie Deeb and Bill Cherry head the down linemen, while All-OVC Stanley Wright is the top linebacker. End J ames McClellan, second team All-OVC, was injured and missed most of spring drills. The series is tied, 13-13. 1978 6 17 9 14 12 7 3 17 0 0 10 1979 SCHEDULE Sept. 8 NORTH ALABAMA Sept. 15 at UT- Martin Sept. 22 at Morehead State Sept. 29 Open EASTERN KENTUCKY Oct. 6 Oct. 13 MURRAY STATE O ct. 20 at UT-Chatta nooga Oct. 27 at Austin Peay Nov. 3 WESTERN KENTUC KY Nov. 10 at East Tennessee Nov. 17 TENNESSEE TECH JO RESULTS Tennessee State ..... . . 13 UT-Martin . .......... 28 Mo rehead State .. .. .... 6 UT-Chattanooga ...... 14 Eastern Kentucky ..... 42 Murray State ......... 33 Delaware . . ........... 53 Austin Peay .......... 28 Western Kentuck y . . ... 54 East Tennessee . ....... 34 Tennessee Tech ....... 35 J i �Sixth Game CAL STA TE-FULLERTON Oct. 13 - at Richmond 2:00 P. M. EDT l l Jim Colleto Head Coach Location - Fullerton, Calif. Founded - 1957 President - Dr. L. Donald Shields Enrollment - 22,500 Colors - Blue, Orange, and White Conference - Pacific Coast Athletic Association Nickname - Titans Athletic Director - Neale R. Stoner Harris Burnett Head Coach - Jim Colletto Center Assistant Coaches: Tom Hayes, Wayne Nunnely, Greg Robinson, Bill White, Rodney Bell Trainer - Jerry Lloyd SID - John Culwell Stadium - Cerritos (I 5,000) Lettermen Lost - 20 Lettermen Returning - 36 PROSPECTUS This season Head Coach Jim Colletto hopes to continue the progress that saw his Titans finish at 5-7 last year, their best record since 1974. Cal State-Fullerton finished strongly last season, winning four of their last six games, to garner a fourth place finish in the PCAA, their highest ever. One of the main problems for Colletto is how to replace fullback Obie Graves. Graves rushed for 1,789 yards last year, the fourth highest total in NCAA history, and was named to the third team All-American Squad by the Associated Press. Gone along with Graves are other offensive backfield stalwarts, tailback Mike Martin and quarterback Dale Bunn. Leading returnees for the Titans include linebacker John Bungartz and offensive guard Mike McC!inton, both All-PCAA sel~ctio ns last year. Coach Colletto will also rely on several transfer athletes to fill graduation gaps. First game of the series. 1978 RESULTS 1979 SCHEDULE 12 Boise State . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Sept. 8 at Nevada-Las Vegas 35 Santa Clara . . . . . . . . . . 20 Sept. 15 BOISE ST ATE 27 Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo41 Sept. 22 Open Sept. 29 at P acific 33 Hawaii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 17 Pacific . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Oct. 6 at San Jose State 14 Nevada-Reno ......... 37 Oct. 13 at Eastern Kentucky 34 Long Beach State . . . . . . 9 Oct. 20 at Northeast Louisiana 37 Fresno State . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Oct. 27 at Northridge State 21 San Jose State . . . . . . . . 30 Nov. 3 at Utah State 31 No rthridge State . . . . . . 20 Nov. 10 Fresno State 30 Cal Poly-Pomona 22 Nov. 17 at Idaho State 7 Nevada-Las Vegas . . . . . 24 Nov. 24 LONG BEACH STATE 31 �Seventh Game WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Oct. 20 - at Richmond 2:00 P.M. EDT ( Homecoming) Jimmy Feix Head Coach Location - Bowling Green, Ky. Founded - 1906 President - Dr. Donald Zacharias Colors - Red and White Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Hilltoppers Athletic Director - J o hn O ldham Eddie Preston Head Coach - Jimmy Feix Split End Assistant Coaches - Butch Gilbert, Bill Hape, Clarence Ba ker, Sam Clark, Larry Wa lker, Bob Raffe rty Tra iner - Ron Dunn SID - Paul Just Stadium - L. T. Smith ( 19,250) Lettermen Lost - 9 Lettermen Returning - 38 PROSPECTUS Jimmy Feix's Hilltoppers turn ed a rebuilding year into a championship season in I 978, winning their seventh Ohio Valley Conference title while posting an 8-2 record. Feix welcomes back several key performers as he begi ns his 12th season at the Hilltopper helm. Heading the list of returnees for Western are All-OVC junio r quarterback John Hall, who passed for more than 1,400 ya rds last year, and his favorite target , senior split end Eddie Preston, who led the "Toppers" in receptions with 37. Second team All-conference selectio ns J eff Alsup and Pete Wa lters return in the offensive line, while defensive back Carl Brazley and linebacker Charles DeLacey will head a veteran Western defense. Notable performers the Hillto ppers must replace include All-OVC defensive players Tony Towns a nd Reginald Hayden, and fullback George Stevenson o n offense. Western leads the series, 32- 17-2. 1978 RESULTS 15 UT-Chattanooga ...... 42 Illinois State . .......... 6 28 Austin Peay .... . ..... 13 17 East Tennessee ........ 2 1 27 Akron ............... 26 21 Tennessee Tech .. ... .. 20 26 Eastern Kentucky ..... 16 17 Morehead State .... . ... 7 35 Middle Tennessee ... . .. 0 54 14 Murray State .......... 6 1979 SCHEDULE Sept. 8 at UT-Chattanooga Sept. 15 LAMAR Sept. 22 at Austin Peay Sept. 29 Open N. MICHIGAN Oct. 6 Oct. 13 TENNESSEE T ECH Oct. 20 at Eastern Kentucky Oct. 27 MOR E H EAD STATE Nov. 3 at Midd le Tennessee Nov. 10 at Northern Iowa Nov. 17 M URRAY STATE 32 �Eighth Game MURRAY ST A TE UNIVERSITY Oct. 27 ~ at Murray 1:30 P.M. CDT Location - Murray, Ky. Fo unded - 1922 President - Dr. Constantine W. Curris Enrollment - 8,200 Colors - Blue a nd Gold Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Racers Athletic Director - Johnny Reagan Head Coach - Mike Gottfried Assistant Coaches - Tommy Liggons, Bill Baldridge, Dan Walker, John Behling, Frank Beamer, Ron Zook Trainer - Tom Simmons SID - Doug Yance Stadium - Roy Stewart ( I 6,800) Lettermen Lost - I 7 Lettermen Returning - 27 Mike Gottfried Head Coach Danny Lee Johnson Tailback PROSPECTUS Even though 27 lettermen returning and a prize recruiting class are reasons enough to boast, head coach Mike Gottfried isn't making any promises. "We're building the program one block at a time and our goal in 1979 is a winning season," said Gottfried as he readies fo r his second year with the Racers. "We are still young with j ust four seniors on the roster, so there is much about our team that remains a question mark." Top returnee for the Racers is Danny Lee Johnson, a 205-pound junior tailback who earned OVC Offensive Player of the Year honors last year with 1,217 yards rushing which ranked him sixth in Division I-AA statistics. Gottfried a lso has high hopes for 6-4, 215-pound fullback Greg Whetsel, a talented Ohio prep star who transferred to Murray after one season at Nebraska. Eastern leads the series, 18-15-4. 1979 SCHEDULE Cl Sept. I at Southeast Missouri Sept. 8 at Evansville Sept. 15 S.E. LOUISIANA Sept. 22 TENNESSEE TECH Sept. 29 MOREHEAD STATE Oct. 6 at UT-Martin Oct. 13 at Middle Tennessee Oct. 20 at Indiana Central Oct. 27 EASTERN KENTUCKY Nov. 3 AUSTIN PEAY Nov. 10 Open Nov. 17 a t Western Kentucky 1978 21 23 14 32 21 33 34 21 17 14 6 33 RESULTS Southeast Missouri .... 24 Evansville .... .... ..... 9 Tennessee ............ 24 Morehead State . .... .. 49 UT-Ma rtin ... . ... . .... 7 Middle Tennessee ...... 7 East Tennessee ........ 2 1 Eastern Kentucky ..... 24 Austin Peay ........ . . 23 Eastern Illinois ... ... .. 35 Western Kentucky ... .. 14 �Ninth Game TENNESSEE TECH UNIVERSITY Nov. 3 ~ at Richmond 1:30 P.M. EST Don Wade Head Coach Location - Cookeville, Tenn. Founded - 1915 . President - Dr. Arliss Roaden Enrollment - 7,500 plus Colors - Purple and Gold Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Golden Eagles Athletic Director - Don Wade Kevin Tillman Head Coach - Don Wade Running Back Assistant Coaches - Jack Henderson, Bob Joye, Chuck Koczwara, Richa rd May, Jim Hughes, Lauren Kardatzke Trainer - Steve Moore SID - Randy Stacy Stadium - Overall Field (16,500) Lettermen Lost - I 0 Lettermen Returning - 40 PROSPECTUS Forty returning lettermen, including 17 starters and two specialists, have TTU head football coach Don Wade smiling about the 1979 season. Of these returning lettermen, 18 are on defense, 20 are on offense and two are specialists. Nine starters are back on defense, Jed by All-OVC second-teamers Ronnie Dyer at end, Roddna Rockymore at tackle and Greg Bauer at cornerback. "We're excited about our defense. We have a great deal of experience at every position. We may not be the biggest team around, but I think we will play with intelligence and desire and have a pretty good defensive football team," Wade said. Based on the large number of returnees, plus a good recruiting year, Wade is optimistic about 1979. "We have a lot of experience and we believe we've added some outstanding freshmen and junior college transfers. If we can avoid another epidemic of injuries, I believe we can be a good football team," Wade said. 1979 SCHEDULE Sept. 8 at Western Carolina Sept. 15 CAMERON UNIV. Sept. 22 at Murray State Sept. 29 NICHOLLS STATE Oct. 6 at Jacksonville State Oct. 13 at Western Kentucky Oct. 20 MOREHEAD STATE Oct. 27 TROY STATE Nov. 3 at Eastern Kentucky Nov. 10 AUSTIN PEAY Nov. 17 · at Middle Tennessee 1978 RESULTS 10 Nicho lls State ......... 22 Western Carolina ..... 24 Murray State ......... 10 Cameron ............. 17 East Tennessee ........ 20 Western Kentucky ..... 21 Morehead State ....... 0 Troy State ........... 16 Eastern Kentucky ..... 28 Austin Peay .......... 35 Middle Tennessee ..... 34 20 20 14 21 38 26 20 45 20 14 IO �Tenth Game JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY Nov. IO - at Richmond 1:30 P.M. EST W. C. Gorden Head Coach Location - Jackson, Miss. Founded - 1877 President - Dr. John E. Peopoes, Jr. Enrollment - 8,000 Colors - Blue and White Conference - Southwestern Athletic Nickname - Tigers Athletic Director - Dr. Walter Reed Head Coach - W. C. Gorden Perry Harrington Assistant Coaches - Melvin Pete, Halfback Houston Markham, James Carson, Sylvester Collins, Stari Blackmon, Tommy Williams, Cardell Jones Trainer - Willie Barnes SID - Samuel Jefferson Stadium - Memorial (46,500) Lettermen Lost - 12 Lettermen Returning - 38 PROSPECTUS Coach W. C. Gorden faces somewhat of a rebuilding job, especially on defense where the Tigers will be minus All-American tackle Robert Hardy. JS U is also minus its entire starting defensive backfield and two linebackers from the 1978 unit. On offense, Gorden will welcome one of his two 1,000-yard rushers, halfback Perry Harrington who scampered for I, I05 yards and 14 TD's during the regular season. He also had an impressive 8.4 yards per game average, while rushing for IO touchdowns of 19 yards or more last year. Sophomore Keith Taylor will handle the quarterback duties. If the Tigers are to match their I 0-2 record of '78, they must also compensate in their offensive backfield for the graduated Jeffrey Moore who rushed for 1,205 yards. First game of the series. 1979 SCHEDULE 1978 RESULTS Sept I ALABAMA STA TE 20 Alabama State . . . . . . . . . 6 Sept. 8 TENNESS EE STATE 35 Tennessee State . . . . . . . 24 Sept. 15 at Prairie View 41 Prairie View . . . . . . . . . . 14 Sept. 22 at Mississippi Valley 27 Mississippi Valley . . . . . I 7 Sept. 29 Open 54 Arkansas-Pine Bluff . . . 14 Oct. 6 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff 41 Southern . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Oct. 13 SOUTHERN 7 Grambling . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Oct. 20 GRAMBLING 35 Bethune Cookman . . . . . 6 Oct. 27 Open 41 Texas Southern . . . . . . . . 0 Nov. 3 at Texas Southern 21 Morgan State .. .... . . .. 6 Nov. IO at Eastern Kentucky 36 Alcorn State . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Nov. 17 LANGSTON NCAA Playoffs Nov. 22 ALCORN STATE 10 Florida A & M ....... 15 35 �Eleventh Game MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY Nov. 17 - at Morehead Tom Lichtenberg 1:30 P.M. EST .. Head Coach ,v Location - Morehead, Ky. Founded - 1922 President - Dr. Morris L. Norfleet Enrollment - 7,682 Colors - Roya l Blue and G old Conference - Ohio Valley Nickname - Eagles Athletic Director - Sonny Moran Head Coach - Tom Lichtenberg Assistant Coaches - George Adams, J o hn Fritsch, Van Hollaway, Tom J ones, Steve Loney Trainer - Ken Wright SID - Jim Wells Stadium - Jayne ( 10,000) Lettermen Lost - I 0 Lettermen Returning - 37 ~ Rodney Jefferson Linebacker PROSPECTUS Tom Lichtenberg, MSU's first-year head football coach, must answer the question "Who's my q uarterback?" when the Eagles open fall drills. Go ne is Phil Simms, a three-year starter at quarterback, who was na med the OVC "Player of the Year" as a junio r a nd who was drafted in the first round of the NF L draft by the New York Giants. As possible heir to the position, Lichtenberg must choose between last year's two backups, senio r Tommy Fox and freshman Greg Hall. Also in the picture will be converted wide receiver Doug J oiner and defensive safety Ken Hopkins. Strengths on the team, which was 2-6-1 last season, should be senio r linebackers Rod ney J efferson, 5-11 , 195 and Tommy Wa rren, 6-3, 2 15. Jefferson was a first team All-OVC performer last year and Warren was AllOVC the year before. Eastern leads the series, 30-15-4. 1979 SCHEDULE Sept. 15 at Kentucky State Sept. 22 MIDDLE TENNESSEE Sept. 29 at Murray State Oct. 6 AUSTIN PEAY Oct. 13 UT-MARTIN Oct. 20 a t Tennessee Tech O ct.27 at Western Kentucky Nov. 3 AKRON Nov. 10 at J ames Madison Nov. 17 EASTE RN KENTUCKY 1978 7 6 49 16 9 20 7 31 0 36 RESULTS Kentucky State ........ 7 Middle Tennessee ...... 9 Murray State ....... . . 32 Austin Peay . ... .. . . .. 19 UT-M art in ...... . .... 23 Tennessee Tech ... .... 2 1 Western Kentucky ..... 35 East Tennessee ... . ... . 30 Eastern Kentucky ..... 30 ��1978 FINAL EASTERN FOOTBALL STATISTICS TEAM STATIS TICS DEFENS E Eastern I X7 l.l4 44 9 564 2778 156 2622 4.6 262.2 Ilb FIRST DOWNS By Rushing By Passing By Penalty RUS HI N(;.TJMlS CAR RIED Yards (~aint:d Yards !.o~t Net Yanb ( iaincd J\v1.:ragc Per Carry Avc ragc Per (iamc PASSES ATTEMPH;D Completed O pponents 173 99 66 8 450 1978 219 1759 .l.9 175.9 207 63 5 Had l111crccp1cd Completion Pcrccntagl· i\ct Yards I\. vc r;1 gc l\:r (iamc Scoring Pa:,sc:, 96 Assisls .l l 5(, Jj 41 .15 3J 24 29 .l2 22 25 21 bl • .16 52 42 J() .16 4.' 29 26 .12 19 21 15 20 25 Laski l·Joyd Frommcycr Paynt Scrnflon M oor JO .464 1322 1.12. 2 .54.l 97.l 97.J 7 TOTA I. OFFlNSETOTAi. PLAYS Tackles Ric han.I McInt yre (jriffin l-incl b S helton K obcrt~ Brunson Mt1rt in HctdKr 25 I7 II 14 21 l.l 20 lk r£CI Khodcs 10 1:\)fJ 680 .1595 359.5 46 1857 40.4 /\ct Yards Avc r,1gc Pr.!r l iamc PlJN T S•NlJM B F k Yards Punted A vtragc Pn l'unl Fl 'M HI .ES-1.0 S'I PENAI.IH.S-YARDS I.OST 657 .)OX! .108.1 5.1 2025 .\8.2 28- 15 56-575 29-1 1 6 1-5J4 l lolland JO 7 5 Ii l{obill.M lll t\·kK innon Whik By rd .' \'ix h1\~ k:r ') 12 J.\ 6 (, S ic-mot\ 4 Wi.:IJcr 0 I huma-. R US HING Paltun. 1-"B Mitchell. Ill Hughes. QB Cox . TB Mil kr. l · H I ll Parr·ish. Sf Br...ixton, baac. OB Prata, ()B Sdrn i h lt:, I· II 101 1\ l.S Times (;ain 986 206 I IX 642 X2 .169 PUNTIN G A,·g. l.oss ~et 9X5 4.8 29 h !J 5.2 58 5 .\ J I .\8 2 10 4.0 h.9 4 .2 TD 15 53 2X 2X 215 19.1 124 36 ux .l I 14 5 () 5 5.0 0 5(,4 277X 156 26 22 4.6 2.1 Kl 19 3 (, I IX ,u. \'ds. Cunis. T E 22 2.J I 9.15 895 27 101/\I.S 4(, IX57 Si.:rafton. S Sang.. 1:L () (J () X2 XI 9. 1 2.3 () 57 () 24 x.o () I\·o. 1 l'arri:,,h. SE MilLhcll. rn Cox, Ill Braxton. TB Miller. Hl (irl"Clll", K9 lsaa.:. ()II Pra ter. ()H 24 IUJ A I.S I 16 ( "ump . l"ct. 4 7 . 521-i I.\ .542 .1 I.UOO hJ I nt. \ 'd~- TD 4 72X 5 I 254 Cl -9 .543 t ·11ni-.. II IT Brunson. ROV l ·lnyJ. IJB h,wlcr. S u '!7 .\ \'(h. ,\\'!,':, -.W() 12.(, 17.5 192 13J lh.6 X. 5 10 . 7 () l'all t>ll, i· B l ·l nrc:-. K I) M 1tchdl. II! II II! Vl i1chdl. I i\ 29 7.\ !J 2-t.3 6 3 .0 () I.\ u .o _l~ (i r L"l." 111.·. (."11 , . l'annn . I B ~lil ln . 1-B Md'h:wl. SI (,J \'ds. A,·g. 4 27 2X.5 J K 12.7 50 16 7 34 IU .l/ 37.0 40 TD J 0 u 590 22. 7 No. 'I Yds. 112 0 A,·g. 12.4 0.0 () K X.U u -I -0.2 4.0 I) 2 (, 2 20 1D 15 H 0 127 TD 0 6. 4 K p H; () () II 32-.\J 0 0 9-14 [) B 11111L". S F. l'a.-ri-.h. S I SAF Tl' u 0 I) () () h () () 0 (I 0 u 0 u () () 0 () 0 0 I) () u u HrunMrn. S II ugh(.'. -._ (.)B Br.i x t u n. II! X.O _, 1.0 u S;rng . I· I. (j n:i:1w. JI· - ) .ti 0 rorA1.s 9 73 I ) .4 O ppo m: nts 38 u () u u 3.l 0 32-3.l I~ 0- .\ 7- 12 (I 01) 59 24 2J Il ll 11 () baa..:. ()B I I.J. 7 l.t) Ill ll uglie-., (.)H B r ;1 ., 11111. 59 SCORING Tll (i~ 40.4 2h Martin. CB Byrd . DB Ko k :-ar. I I S:,n g . t· I. l 01 1' 1 S .l I O I AI.S :\o. IX II 49 27 PUNT RETURNS PASS RECEIVIN G Booti.:. SI l'a Hi:-h . SE 15 IOIA L S lluglll·-.. ()B .18.9 27.0 KICKOFF RET URNS PASSING N o. Alt. A ,·g. Long 4 1.5 59 () () () () () () 9- 14 0 0- l 5- 14 () 0 257 I IX �MODERN EASTERN FOOTBALL RECORDS SI NGLE GAME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SI NGLE GAME TEAM RECORDS Most extra points-8 ("Moon" Mullins. 1951 ; Jerry Pullins vs. Hillsdale, I 968) Longcsl run from scrimmagc- 97 yards (Don Daly vs. Morehead, 19SI) Most points scored by opponcnt-99 vs. Wittenberg in 1931 Largest victory margin-67-0 vs. Morehead in 1925 Largest defeat margin-99-0 vs. Wittenberg in 193 I Most net yards rus hing-510 vs. East Tennessee in 1977 Most pass attempts- SO vs. Akron in 1968 Most pass completions-29 vs. Akron in 1968 Most passing yardage-425 vs. Northwood in 1967 Most ya rds total o Hcnse-662 vs. East T ennessee in 1977 Most first downs-33 vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh in l97S Most first downs rushing- 23 vs. Ashland College in 1975 Most to uchdowns scored- 9 vs. Evansville in l9S 3 Most extra paints-8 vs. Erskine in 1951; vs. H illsdale, 1968 Most yards pcnalizcd-155 vs. Morehead, 1977 Least net yards ~ushing by opponent-IO vs. Austin Peay in l97S Most touchdown passcs- 6 vs. Northwood in 1967 Fewest first do wns given up-2 vs. Murray State in 1976 M ost runs from M'.rimmagc-43 (Alfred Thompson vs. Morehead, 1973) Most yards rushing- 252 (Stan Mitchell vs. Ashland College, 197S) Most passes ancmpted-45 (Jim Guice vs. Middle Tennessee, 1966) Most passes complctcd- 25 (Jim G uice vs. Akron, 1968) Most yards passing- 317 (Jcrf McCarthy vs. Tennessee Tech, 1973) Most touchdown passes thrown- 4 (Jim Guice vs. Norlhwood, 1967 and Ernie House vs. Austin P eay, 1975) M ost touchdowns scored-4 (Aaron Marsh vs. Northwood, 1967; Jimmy Brooks vs. East Tennessee, 197 1; Stan Mitchell vs. Ashland, 197S) Most passes rcccivcd- 19 (Aaron Marsh vs. Northwood, 1967) Most receiving yardagc- 316 (Aaron Marsh vs. Northwood , 1967) Most passes interceptcd- 4 (Buddy Pfaadt vs. Austin Peay. 1966) Most times punted-13 (Jeff McCarthy vs. Mo rehead, J97I) Most yards puntcd- 468 (J eff McCarthy vs. Morehead, 1971) Longest field goal- 49 yards (David Flores vs. Murray State, 1977) Longest punt-78 yard s (Bob Plotts vs. Tampa, 1966) Longes1 punt return- 86 yards (Jimmy Chiu um vs. Murray, 1961) Most field goa ls 3 (.krry Pullin:i. vs. Morehead. 1968: F.arl Cody vs. Morehead. 1973. ,md \'!J, Mu rray. 1974: David F lon·!J v:i.. Western . 1971-t) Mos1 points scored by kicking- 13 (Ea rl Cody vs. Morehead, 1973) Most yanh kickoff retlll'll!I 202 (Jerry Parri~h vs. Mu rray State. 197X) SINGLE SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most points scored 90 (Dale Patt on. 1978) Most touchdo wns :i.corcd IS (Dale !'anon. 1978) Most cxua points (kick)-37 (Jerry Pullins. 1968) Mm.t poinh :,.cored b~ \..id.. 59 (D:n id H o re:,., 1978) Most runs from scrimmage- 271 (Alfred Tho mpson. 1973) Most yards rushing- 1,478 (Everett Talbert, 1974) Most passes atlempted-226 (J im G uice, 1966) Best passing pcrcentage-62. 1 (Larry Marmie, 1965) Most ya rds passing- 1.:547 (Ernie Ho use. 1977) Most yards total offensc- 1,740 (Ernie House, 1977) Most touc hdown passes th rown- 14 (J im Guice. 1966) Most touc hdown passes received- I I (Aaron Marsh, 1966) Best rushing average (min. 50 times)-6.7 yards (Chuck Bell, 19SJ) Most ya rdage on pass rcceiving- 1,09:5 (Aaron Marsh , 1967) Most passes receivcd- 73 (Aa ron Marsh, 1966) Best punting avcrage- 42.2 {Frcd"Malins, 196:5) Most passes intcrceplcd-9 (Buddy Pfaad1, 1966) SINGLE SEASON TEAM RECORDS Undefeated seasons- 1940 (8-0-0); 19S4 (8-0-1)' Mo~, wins 8 in eleven diffcrcm sea:,on~. 1940 (8-0-0): 1948 (X-3-0): 1953 (X-2-0): 1954(8-0- 1): 1967(8-1-2): 1968(X-2-0): 1970 (8-2-0): 1974 18-2-0): 1975 (8-2-1 ): 1976 (8-3-0): 1978 (8-2-0). Most defea ts-8 in 1929 ( 1-8-0) Most ties-3 in 1933 (1 -2-3) Most paints scored-298 ( 1968) Most points by opposition- 264 (1930) Least points scored- IS (1930) Most consecutive games without a loss- 15 ( 1953-54-:5:5), 2 tics Most consecutive games won- 13 (1939-40-41 ) Most touchdowns scored-41 ( 1940; 1968) Most extra Points made-37 (1968) •Tangerine Bowl Game not included (Remainder includes 19:52 through 1977, inclusive) Most passes completed-170 ( 1967) Most passes attcmptcd-300 ( 1967) Best passing pcrccntage-58.2 (1965) Least yards rushing by oppancnts- 9:5 1 ( 1953) Lea.st yards passing by opponents-487 ( 1957) Bes! pu nting averagc- 42.2 (196S) Most ya rds penalized-736 ( 1972) MoSI yards rushing- 2,68~ (l97S) Most yards passing-2.133 (1967) Best iota! offense- 3,999 ( 1967) MO!ll fil'~I <lO\\.O:,. rushing 1:\4 ( 1978) Most passes intercepted by-21 (1976) INDIVIDUA L CAREER RECORDS Most yards rushing- 3,842 (Jimmy Brooks, 1968-71) Most yards passing- :5,041 (Jim Guice, 196:5-68) Most plays 101al offense- 921 (Jimmy Brooks, 1968-71) Most rushing anempts-920 (Jimmy Brooks. 1968-71) Most field goals in a carcer- 23 (Earl Cody, 1972-7:5) Most points scored by kick-134 (Earl Cody, 1972-75) Mos1 points scored- 220 (Jimmy Brooks, 1968-7 1) Most touchdowns sco rcd-36 (Jimmy Brooks, 1968-71) Most kickoffs rclurncd- 57 (John Reve re, 1972-75) Most yards on kickoffs returned- 1,212 (John Revere, 1972-7S) Mo!)I con:,.cw tiH· e xt rn poinb l-.idcd 60 ( l);n id I-lores. 1~77-7~) 39 �OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TEAM FOOTBALL RECORDS SCO RING SI NGLE GAME Mo!t Fumbles Lost- 7-Tennessee Tech vs. Western Kentucky . . 1967 Most Fumbles Recove..-ed- 7Western Kentucky vs. Tennessee Tech ......... 1967 Wes1ern Kentucky vs. C. W. Post . • · . 1974 Mosl Yards Penalizcd - 191 - Morchead vs. Eastern . .. 1969 Mos1 Kickoffs Kicked-I I- Murray vs . Iowa Wesleyan . 1967 Most Kickofrs Rcceivcd-8- Wcstern vs. Tennesstt Tech . 1965 .. ! ... Most Yards On Punt Returns- 153Wcstern vs, Morehead . 1953 Most Yards Kickoff Returns 202 [as1ern \'!ol. Murray State . .. . . .. 197~ Highest Scorc- 71- Mu rray vs. Iowa Weslcyan ( l 2} ... 1967 Most TDs Scored- 10-Murray vs, Iowa Wesleyan . .. 1967 Mos< PATS Kicked-8Eas tern Kentuc ky vs . Hillsdale .. . 1%8 Western Kentucky vs. Tenn T ech . . . .' %7 W es1ern K en1ucky vs. Murray . . . ~961$ Most Field Goals J F.as1 Tenm:sscc vs. ~·1orchcao . l'•/.i7 (Record Tied on Twelve Other Occasions) Most Two-Point Conversions-3.1967 Middle Tennessee vs:. UT Marlin Eastern Kentucky vs. Northwood . . 1967 Most Safetics- 2-Auslin Peay vs. Middle Tennessee .. 1968 TOTAL O FFENSE Most Total Yards Gained-662Eastern Kentucky vs. East Tennessee . . . . . 1977 Most Plays-94Tennessee Tech vs. Morningside .. .. . . .. .. .. .. 1972 Wes1ern Kentucky vs. Murray . . . .. . . . . 1969 Fewest Total Yards Allowed- 13 yardsWestern Kentucky vs. Butler . . . 197 1 RU SH ING Most Yards Rushing- 510Ea.siern Kentucky vs. East Tenne-s~c ... . . 1971 Fewest Ya rds Rushing- Minus 63Austin Peay vs. Morehead . . . 1971 Fewest Yards Allowed Opponent- Minus 77Wesicrn Ky. vs. Dayton. . .... . 1974 Most Rushing Plays-83Tenne~see Tech vs. Morningside . . 1972 Fewest Rushing Plays-9Morehead vs. Middle: Tennessct . 195 1 Best Rushing Average- 8.6. .. 1977 Easlcrn Ky. vs. East Tennessee .. PASSING Mos1 Yards Passing- 425Eastern Kemucky vs. Nort hwood . . . 1967 Mmray vs. Middle Tennessee . ..... . ..... . . . 1967 Most Passes A1temp1ed- 59Wcs1ern Kentucky vs. Akron . . 1969 Mosl Passes Compleled- 37Wcstcrn Keni ucky v'i, Akron. 1969 Mos1 Touchdown Pa:,ses-6Eas1crn Kentucky vs. Northwood . . . . . . 1967 M o~I Two-Point Conversions-3Middk Tennessee vs. UT Mart in ... .. ... . 1967 Best Comp. Percentage X0.0 Western K y . vs. Delta St~1tc ( 16 of 20J . l:.1!)!C1' 1\ K y . vs. l )a\'IOrl ( 12 of 15) .. Most Passcss Had lnterccpted- 7Morehead vs. We'-1crn Kentucky .. Eas1 Tennessee vs. Austin Peay Most Pa,;scs Jn1erceptcd- 7wc..tem Kcntudy ,..s. Morehead . Ea"it Tennc:,see V'i. Austin Peay . Most Yard'i l111ercep1ions Re1u rned- 139WC'$ tcrn Ky. vs. W~I. Illinois . Fcwc,t Passing Yards Allowed- Minus 3Wl'slern Ky. vs. Au'itin Peay .. . 1952 . .. IYn . .... 1965 . 1971 . 1965 .. .. .. 1971 . . 1968 S[AS!I~. SCORING Mosl PointsScorc:d-377- Wl"!ilcrn f~eri1ucky . . . ... .. 1973 Fewest Poin1s Scored- 20- Morehead . . . ... . .. 1953 Most Points Yiclded- 321-Murra)' . .. 1966 Fewest Poin1s Yiclded- 40- Middle Tennessee. . . 1957 Most Touchdowns- 54- Western Kentucky . . .. 1973 Most PATs Kicked- 45- Weslern Kentucky -. .. . .. . . . 1973 Most Field Goals-I I-Middle Tennessee 197 1, Murray 1971, Tenn Tech .. 1972 Most Poims Scored Kicking- 60-(11 FGs. 27 EPs) Tennessee Tech . . . . . . .... 1972 Most Safeties- 4-Middle Tennessee . . . 1965 Most Poinis er Game-37. 7- Westcrn Kentucky . . .. . 1973 TOTAL OFFENSE Most Total Yards Gained- 4,07 1-Wcstern Kentuck y . 1973 Fewest Yards By Opponen1s- l ,511Wes1crn Keniucky .. 1971 Most Plays- 825-Eastern Kentucky . . . 1976 Most Average Yards Pe..- Gamc-425.8Weslern Kentucky . . . . . 1952 RUSHING Most Yards Gained Rushing- 3.114Middle Tennessee . . . 1959 Mos, Avg. Yards Per Gamc- 311 .4Middle Tennessee .. ... 1959 Fewest Yards 8)' Opponents- 485Wcstern Kentucky .. 1963 Mosl Rushing Allempts-722- Tennessec Tech . . . 1972 Most Touchdown,; Rushing-42-Middle Tennessee . . 1959 Mo~i F1r!oll Dm~n~ Ru:,hing 134 Ea!ilcrn Kcnlud} . 197X PASSING Most Yards Gained Passing- 2,433-Murray . . 1968 Most Average Yards Per Game- 243.3- Murray . . 1968 Mos1 Auempts-380- Murray ... .. 1967 Most Comple1ions- 190Murray . . .... 1967 East Tennessee . . . .. . 1973 Best Completion Percen1agc-66. I Middle Tenne"isee . . .. 1965 Fewest Yards By Opponenl- 365Western Kentucky . .. . . . 1960 Mo~1 Touchdowns Passing- 25Murray. . 1973 OTHE RS Mosl Punls- 14-Au:,lin Peay,.,. Tennc-sseeTech . .. 197 1 Bes1 Punting Ave ragc- 54.0Middk Tenncssc vs. Uall State . . . 1974 Most fir'S t Downs-33- Ea~m~rn Kentuc ky ,·s. Wisconsin-Oshkm,h ... .. 1975 Most Fir'it Downs Ru,hing- 23Tcnncssee Tech vs. Morningside .. .... . 1972 Eu tern Kcntul'k y vs. Ashland . .. .. ... . 1975 Mos1 Firs! Downs Pa'i,;;ing- 19Murray vs. Iowa Wesleyan ... . . . 1967 Ea'itcrn Kentucky v,;:. Northwood . . . 1967 Mos1 Fumbles-12- Tcnocssee Tech v,. Murray . . .. 1972 . . 1968 Western Kentucky . ... 1973 Most First Downs Passing- 95Wc,;tern Kentucky .. 1973 Most Passes Had lnicrcepled- 35Austin Peay . . I 969 Most Passes lntcn.:eptcd-34- East Tennessee . . .. ... . 1969 t-ewes1 Touchdown Passes All owed- IMiddle Tennessee .1 957 TcnnCS!,CC Tech . . ........ . . . . 1972 O THER S Mo,;t Punis-90- Austin Peay . . . . .. . .. .... 197 1 Most First Downs-242- East Tennessee . . 1973 Fewest First Downs Allowcd- 84-Middlc Tennessee . 1957 40 �Most Punt Returns-60- Wcstern Kentucky . . . . .... 1974 Most Kickoff Returns- 40-Western Kentucky. . .. . 1966 Most Penalties- SI-Western Kentucky. . ..... .. 1953 Most Yards Penalized-919Western Ken1ucky . . .1968 Fewest Yards Penalized-312Tennessee Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1968 Most Fumbles Lost- 31- Tennessee Tech . .... ... . .. 1972: Most Fumbles Rccovered-26Western Kentuck y . . . . . . 1971 & 1974 Most Yards On Punt Returns- 633Eastern Kentucky . . ... .. ... . .. 1967 Most Yards On Kickoff Returns- 1.014East Tennessee . . .. . . . .. ... . 1973 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL FOOTBALL RECORDS SINGLE GAME Most Yards Punts Re turned-145-Virgil Livers, WK VS . ET . TOT AL OFFENSE Most Yards Total Offense- 428-Johnny Vance, WK vs. Akron .. . 1969 Most Plays Total Offense- 69-Joh nn y Vance. WK vs. Akron . . . 1969 Highest Average Per Play- 20.0 ( 120 yards in 6 atts.)Hal Emerson, EK vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh . . ... .. . . 1975 RUSHING Most Anempts- 43- Alfred Thom pson, EK vs. Mo. .. 1973 Most Yards Gained Rush ing-297- Clarence Jackson, WK vs. Butler . .... ... . . . . . .. . . . ... . .. ... .... .. 1971 Longest Run from Scrimmage-97 yardsDon Daly, EK vs. Mo . . ... . .. . ... . .. .. 1951 Carl Walker, Mu. vs. AP. . . . . .. ... . . 1954 PASS ING Most Attempts- 59- Johnny Vance, WK \IS. Akron .. 1969 Most Completions-37-Johnny Vance, WK \IS. Akron . . 1969 Most Consecutive Completions- I I-Billy Walker, MT vs. UT Martin . . . .... . . . ... . . 1967 Best percentage- 1000/o-Teddy Morris (9-9), MT \IS. UT Cha1tanooga .. . . .. 1965 Most Yards Gained Passing-425- Larry Tillman , Mu. vs. MT . . . .. . .... . ... 1967 Most T ouchdown Passes-6-Charles Porter. Mo. vs . Marshall . .. . .. ... 1950 Most Passes Caughl- 20- Harold Roberts, AP \IS . Murray (NCAA Record) . . .... 1967 Most Yards On Passes Caught- 316-Aaron Marsh, EK vs. Northwood . . . ... .. . . 1967 Most Touchdown Passes Caught- 4Aaron Marsh, EK \IS. Northwood . . . . 1967 Harold Roberts. AP vs. Murray . . . . . . .. 1967 Porter Will iams, WK vs. Murray . .... . . 1973 Most lntcrceptio ns-4-Buddy Pfaadt, EK \IS . AP . ... 1966 Longest Pass Completion-96 yardsLeo Peckenpaugh to Porter Willia ms. WK vs. Mu . .. 1970 Most Two-Point Conversions-3-Billy Walker, MT vs. UT Martin . . . .. .. . .. ...... .... . 1967 Most Points By Passing- 36-Billy Walker, MT vs. UT Martin . . . ... .. . 1967 PASSING Most Pass Attempts-380-Larry Tillman, Murray . . 1967 Most Pass Completions-190-Larry Tillman, Murray. . ... .. ... .. . ... ... 1967 Most Yards Gained Passing- 2.345- Charles Porter, Morehead . 1950 Best Completion Percentage-66.20/o- Charles Porter, Morehead . . ... .. ... . . .. . . 1950 Most Touchdown Passes Thrown- 25- Larry T il lman, Murray. . . . 1968 Most Passes Caught- 88- Harvey Tanner, Murray . . ... . .. 1967 Most Yards On Passes Caught- 1,069- Aaron Marsh , Eastern Ky. . ... . 1967 Most Touchdo wn Passes Caugh l-13-Billy Hess, Murray . . . .. . . . 1968 Most Passes lntercepted- 12-John Fitzpatrick, Te nnessee Tech . . .. 1972 SCORING Most Points Scored-1 14-Dickie Moore, Western Kentucky . . . . .... . ·. 1967 Mos1 Touchdowns Scored- 19- Dickie Moore, Western Kentucky .... ... . ... .. ... ..... .. 1967 Most Points By Kicking- 60-Butch Gentry, Te nnessee Tech . . . . . .... . .... .. 1972 SCORING Most Points- 28- Harold Roberts. AP vs. Mu. 1969 Most Touchdowns-4- Held by Eight Players Most PoinlS By Kicking-13-Earl Cody (3 FG's, 4 EP), EK vs. MO. . . . .. . .. .. ... ... . .. . 1973 KICKING Most Extra Points Kicked-8Tom Atwood, WK vs. TT . . 1967 Jerry Pullins, EK vs. Hillsdale .... . . . . . 1968 Sieve Wilson, WK vs. MU 1969 Most Field Goals - 3-Pat Hauser, ET vs. Mo. (Tied by Nine Others) . . . ... 1967 Longest Field Goal- 58 yards- S1an Watts, Mu. vs. WK. .1971 Most Puncs- 14- Mike Johnson, AP vs. TT . . . ... 1971 Best Punt Averagc- 54.0- Mike Shawen, MT vs. Ball Stale .1974 Longest Punt- 81 yards-Chip Johnson, AP \IS. WK . . 1974 Most Punts Returned-9Alan Coker, WK vs. Butler. . . . .. 1971 Alan Coker, WK vs. MT. . . . 1971 . .. 1974 OTHERS Lo ngest Punt Return- I 00 yards-Phil Foster, Mu. vs. Mo .. .. ..... . . ... . .... . . . .. ........ ... 1950 Longest Kic koff Return-JOO yards-Buford Crager, Mo . vs. ET . . ... 1959 Longest Pass Interception Ret urn- 100 yardsRay Oldham, MT vs. UT C halla nooga ... . . . . . . . .. 1970 Longest Run with Recovered Fumble- 99 yardsRay Neal. MT \IS. Muskin~ham . .. 1964 Most Yards Kickoff Returns 202- Jerrv Pa rrish. Eastern Kentucky vs. Murray State · . . . .. 1978 SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE Most Total Yards-2.782- Charles Porter. Morehead .1950 Most Total Plays--464- Larry Tillman, Murray .... . . 1967 RUSHING Most Rushing Attempls-286-Larry Schreibe r, Tennesse Tech . . . 1968 Most Ya rds Rushing- 1,522- Larry Schreiber, Te nnessee Tech ........ .. .... . . ..... .... . 1969 Highest Rushing Ave rage-9.1-Ray Purvis. Middle Tennessee (Min. 50 a tt.) ...... .. ... . ... .. . 1959 KICKING Masi Extra Points Kicked-37-Jcrry Pullins. Eastern Kentucky . . . . .. . ...... 1968 Most Field Goals-I I-Stan Watts, Murray and Kenny No lan, Middle Tennessee . .. . . . . . . . . . ..... 1971 Butch Gentry, Tennessee Tech . . 1972 Most Punis- 83-Richard McGlothlin. East Tennessee . . 1969 Best Punting Average- 43.9-Mike Shawen, Middle Tennessee . . ... . . 1974 Most Punts Returned-50--Virgil Livers, Western Kentucky . . .... .. . ..... .. . ... . ... 1974 Most Punts Returned For Scorc-3Mo Holli ngs worth, Morehead . . . . 1971 Virgil Livers. Western Kentucky . .. . 1974 41 �1978 ovc TEAM STATISTICS OVC A LL-TIME STANDINGS 11 5 103 112 112 83 45 Eastern K entuck)' Middle Tennessee .l. Western Kentuck y 4. Tennessee Tech 5. Murra y S tate 6. 7. Austin Peay Morehead S tate Tied 7 4 JO 2 8 2 Losl 76 71 78 80 110 Won I. 2 72 Pct . .602 .59Z .589 .583 .430 ..l 8 5 .297 137 58 Years 1'48-78 1952-78 1948-78 1949-78 1948- 78 1963- 78 1948- 78 .. TEAM OFFENSE Yds R A vg Yd s 11 Avg 2622 262. l II 2247 2236 1708 1651 1438 116 1 2458 204.3 203.3 170.8 18 3. 4 143.8 105.5 223.4 973 1646 1580 1546 1270 1226 62 1 1068 97.3 149. 1 143.6 154.6 141. 1 llZ.6 56.5 97. 1 Games Yds R 10 10 165 1 1899 1759 1795 1525 2207 2773 2612 Avg 165 I 189.9 175.9 163.2 169.4 200.6 252. 1 237.4 Games 10 II II 10 Eastern Kentucky Tennessee Tech Murray State Western Kentucky 9 Murchcad Stale A ustin Peay Middle Tennessee *Akron IO II Tota l .1595 3893 38 16 3254 2921 2664 I 7~Q 3526 Avg 359.5 353.9 346.9 325.4 324.5 266.4 162.0 320.5 Total 2586 2899 308 1 3399 28.19 3753 4362 4209 258.6 289.9 308.1 309 0 3 15.4 341 .2 396.5 382.6 TEAM DEFEN SE Western K entucky Austin Peay F,a stc-rn Kentuc kJ 10 II 9 II II II Ten nessee Tech Morehead State Murray S late Midd le Tennessee * Akron SCORING OFFENSE EK I. 2 3 4. 5. 6. 7. MU TT MO AP Ml 8. • A kron WK r A \'g 93 5 I 000 1322 1604 13 14 1546 1589 1597 93. 5 100.0 132.2 145.5 146.0 140.5 144.5 145.2 Y ds Avg S CORING DEF ENSE Pts 257 254 236 203 145 ISi 95 22 1 Pts 118 143 157 237 248 206 340 232 Avg. 25.7 25.4 21.S 18.5 16. 1 IS. I 8.6 20. 1 I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. EK AP WK MU TT MO MT *Akron Avg 11.8 14.3 15.7 2 1.5 22.5 22.9 30.9 2 1.1 MISCELLANEOUS Passes Int. By 1-~irst D o wns Austin Pe ay Easte rn Kentuc k y Middle Tennessee Morehead Murray State Tennessee Tec h W estern Kent uck y • Akron Own 157 187 110 146 209 10 5 178 183 Opp 146 1 73 244 144 191 Own 12 O pp 10 5 8 lO 90 II 10 18 9 154 211 16 II 13 21 II 7 II Fumbles Lost 0 "''" 12 II 21 16 13 20 7 15 Yds . Penaliu d Opp 13 15 23 14 13 14 20 17 Own 492 534 476 57 1 663 649 690 488 Opp 508 575 677 489 762 7 14 367 667 STANDINGS Conference Cam" w I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 5. 5. Western Kentuck y 6 Eastern Kentucky 5 Tennessee Tech 4 3 Aust in Peay M urray S tate Morehead S tate M id dle Tennessee •Akron 0 I. 0 I 2 3 All Games T PF PA w L T PF PA 0 163 146 144 97 123 98 55 0 62 8 8 5 6 4 2 2 2 6 4 7 6 0 254 257 203 151 236 145 95 221 157 118 248 143 237 206 340 232 0 0 0 s 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 42 66 104 109 14 1 146 23 2 0 0 0 0 0 �1978 OVC INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TOTAL OFFENSE I. 2. 3. 4. J ohn Hall - WK Phil Simms - MO 5. Mike D ickens - M U Danny L. Jo hnson - MU Bm Hughes - EK 6. Dale Patton - Rush 12 -95 51 1217 311 985 94 -29 JO TT AP Randy Christophel Alt 263 240 253 254 171 206 140 155 10 6 6 EK Milton Jenkins - G 10 9 10 II Poss 1439 1229 1190 0 728 0 602 471 Vds VPG 1451 11 34 1241 12 17 1039 985 696 442 145. 1 126.0 124. 1 I I0.6 103.9 98.5 116.0 88.4 Pct CPG .501 10.6 10.2 9 .3 5.4 4.7 4. 1 9 .4 7.3 PASSING I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. John Hall - WK Phil Simms MO Mike Dickens - MU Steve Brewer - AP Bill Hughes - EK Duane West - MT R. Christophel - AP Milton Jenkins - Tf G Alt Comp JO 209 173 190 97 89 110 101 88 106 92 93 54 47 45 47 44 9 JO JO 10 II 6 6 Int Vds TO JO 1439 1229 1190 672 728 549 471 602 12 6 II 12 8 4 7 2 7 1 .532 .489 7 5 2 2 2 .528 .409 .465 .500 .551 RUSHING Danny L. Johnson - MU Dale Pallon - EK Sta n Mitchell - E K Dwight Yarn - MO 5. Kevin Tillman - TT 6. Marcus Johnson - M O 1. Donald Brown - AP 8. Nate J o nes - WK Cecil Fore TT I. 2. 3. 4. G II 10 R 253 206 8 7 II 8 118 Vds VPR YPG 8 90 166 102 119 132 II I 1217 985 613 508 791 549 493 468 568 4.8 4.8 5.2 5.6 4.8 5.4 4.2 3.5 5.1 110.6 98.5 76.6 72.6 71.9 68.6 49.3 46.8 71.0 G CT Vds TO RPG II 53 32 35 37 35 31 33 22 19 878 401 448 646 471 380 498 369 190 6 6 3 7 3 3 4.8 4.0 3.9 3. 7 3.2 3. 1 3.0 2.4 2.4 JO 10 PASS RECEIVING I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 8. Craig Rolle - TT Steve Puthoff - Oorron Hunter Eddie Preston - AP MO WK David Thomas - M U Darryl IJrake - WK Greg King - M U Larry Campassi - MO Ricky Gwinn - WK 8 9 10 II JO II 9 8 5 SCORING J. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Dale Pauon - EK Danny L. Johnson - MU David Flores - EK Barry Skaggs - WK Wayne Anderson TT Sieve Puthoff - Al' Eddie Preston - WK Cecil Fore - Tr G TO EP FG TP PPG 10 II 10 10 II 15 12 0 0 0 32 0 21 0 0 9 0 10 0 0 0 90 72 59 54 51 36 42 42 9.0 6.5 5.9 5.4 4.6 4.5 ~-2 5.2 9 0 6 7 7 8 10 8 0 0 0 KICK SCORING J. 2. .l. 4. D avid Flor~s - EK Wayne Anderson - r r Marvin Davis - WK Jim Du nnaway MU Ge rald Robinson MT G 10 II 10 FG EP-Atl TP PPG 9 59 51 9 3 3 32-33 21-23 27-28 9- 10 5-7 5.9 4.6 3.6 2.0 2.3 10 3 6 43 36 18 14 �EASTERN FOOTBALL SINCE 1922 EKU 0 1922 Wesleyan . . . .... .. •.. 0 Transy Frosh .. OPP 1 0 0 6 6 Transy Frosh . .... 15 Cumberland 0 . 47 Western 0 Gcorgc10wn Frosh ... .. 0 1 40 Union . Record: 2-3-2 EKU 1923 0 State frosh 0 Georgetown Frosh . . 6 0 6 7 12 19 OPP 7 2 Cumberland .. . . . . ... . 26 Kentucky W esleyan 9 Union College 6 Transy Reserve . . . . . . . . . 0 Ccntrc f rosh . . 21 Union College . 0 Record:3-5- 1 EKU OPP 1924 Wesleyan Cumberland . . .. . 27 6 0 St. Mary's. 0 L.M.U. .. . 13 Transy . . 56 Morehead 0 Union ··· ·· · ···· ··· · · · 0 Record:5-3-0 0 19 13 49 1 0 14 33 Georgetown Frosh . EKU 0 1925 UK Frosh ... 1 Georgetown 0 13 6 67 49 L.M .U. SL Mary' s Transy .. ... . . . EKU 1929 2 Union . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Sue Bennett 0 Murray . 6 Morehead 0 Transy . . . 0 ~orgelo wn 6 U of L ... 0 Wesleyan 0 Wes1crn Record: 1-8-0 EKU 1930 0 Sue Bcnnell 0 Murray . 0 U L 0 Wesleyan OPP . . . 19 8 .. 46 . ... 13 .. 36 . . 38 .. .. 19 ... 26 . 36 13 Morehead 2 Transy 0 Union . 0 Western Record: 1-7-0 .. 52 . .. 52 . . 33 0 . . . .. . 26 . ... 4l . . 50 O 0 Ohio No rthern . Wit1enbcrg U or L Georgetown . L.M.U. Western Record: 1-6-0 . 16 . . 99 . . 19 . 25 .. . ..... 13 . . 42 1 Morehead Union . 0 0 EKU 6 38 0 0 19 1932 Georgetown . . U of L. Union . Tran.sy OPP 7 0 0 0 0 M orehead Record: 2-1-2 Record: 3-3-1 EKU 1916 Marshall College .. L.M.U. 0 13 0 Georgetown . 0 Transy OPP . ... . . 14 0 . ... 27 . 15 6 .... 10 6 48 Union ... .. .. . 41 E. Tenn. Normal 19 0 St. Mary's College . Morris Harvey College .. Indiana Teac hers .. 0 3 Record: 4-S-O 1927 O Cen tre EKU 39 6 Union .. OPP 7 0 Wesleyan . . .... ... • .•. . 8 0 Tusculum . 0 Morehead 6 U of L .. .. . . .. .. .. . .. .. 21 St. Mary•s . . ... .... , . . 6 Wcs1ern .. . . ....... . . . . 12 Record: 5-4-0 31 E.T. Teachers I3 12 13 32 0 EKU 1921 OPP 18 Ca mpbellsville 0 12 Irvine . . 7 0 Tra nsy . 42 o U of L ... .. . . . . . .... .. . .. 52 18 Sue Be nnet! 0 -Record: 3-2-0 EKU 1933 6 Union .... 0 Geo rgeto wn OPP 6 0 O Eas1 Tenn. 0 0 Transy .. . .. .. .. ... . .. . 6 6 Morehead 0 Louisville . . Reco rd : 1-2-3 . 13 EKU 1934 0 Miami (Ohio) . 0 Transy . OPP .. . 19 . . 18 7 Union .. 14 9 Georgetown . . . . .. • ... . . 18 7 Morehead 0 9 Weslern . 41 6 Louisville .. .. .... . .. . . . . . 13 Record: 1-6-0 EKU 1935 7 Miami (Ohio . 66 Alfred Holbrook 52 HiwasStt 6 Georgetown OPP . .. ... 33 9 u or L 0 Centre ..... ... .•• .. • . . . .. .. . . • • •. . 6 0 8 0 . . 19 53 Morehead .. . .•• • •.. .. 0 6 Transy . ..... .•• •• . . . .. 1 7 6 6 Union . .. . . . .....•••• . 1 Transy .. . . 12 Western . .. .. . 40 Record: 4-6-1 44 1937 Tenn. Tech Fran klin College . Transy Central Normal ... Morehead Western Union . U of L Record: 5-2- 1 7 28 12 14 0 0 14 OPP 0 6 6 7 .. . . . 26 ... 23 0 6 OPP 0 OPP . . 14 ..... .. .. . 13 0 EKU 6 EKU 1931 31 Sue Bennelt .. 0 .. OPP .. .. . .. . 6 or 12 EKU 1936 OPP 39 Ma rshall 0 1 Franklin (Ind.) . 0 34 Alfred Ho lbrook ... .. 0 1 Morehead . . . 19 6 Georgetown 2 9 U of L 6 13 Transy . ......... .. 6 0 Western 1 12 Union. ... .... ... ... .. . 6 Record: 7-2-0 EKU 1931 19 Georgetown OPP O 7 Transy 0 East Tenn. Teachers 0 Central Normal . O Morehead O 7 Wes1ern .. .. . . ..... 32 36 Indiana St. Teac hers . 7 18 Union O Record: 6-1-0 19 47 0 EKU 21 39 20 14 21 6 32 0 28 1939 Carson Newman . Transy Cumberla nd Central Michigan . . . Georgetown ...... . Mo rehead Union . . Western Indiana Teachers . . Record : 6-3-0 OPP . . •. 7 1 0 . . . .. 18 0 .... 1 . .. . 7 . . 26 EKU 1940 OPP 20 Illinois Normal ... . 0 No rthern Ill. 0 Morehead .... .. . 13 39 Arkansas A&M 0 48 Bowling Green (Ohio) . 0 25 Central Mich igan . 0 48 C umberland 7 31 King College 1 Reco rd: 8-0-0 3S 27 EKU 1941 OPP 18 N. W . Missouri 1 14 Ca rson Newman . .. 0 6 Murray 0 21 King College 0 20 Weslcrn . . 21 41 George1own 0 54 Ill. Normal 0 32 Morehead . .. .. .. ... . . 13 Record: 7- 1-0 �EKU 1942 13 Tenn. Tech . 7 W . Missouri State . 0 Morris Harvey 6 U of Akron . 18 Western 20 West Libert y 0 6 OPP 0 7 0 0 6 M orehead .. . . ...• • • • . .. . . 20 Mu rray. 6 Record: 4-2 -2 EKU 1950 OPP He idelberg .... ... 15 ]4 Marshall 0 0 Murray . 19 47 Tenn. Tech 7 56 Erskine 0 14 Morehead 7 26 Evansville . .... . . 20 13 Western .... . . ........ 14 ]4 Bowling Green (Ohio) . 7 I) Wofford . . 14 EKU 1956 OPP 12 Toledo 6 7 Murray . . .. .. . . . ... . ... 14 19 Middle Tennessee . ... 26 12 East Tennessee . I] 6 Western . . .. 14 ll Morris Harvey 7 25 Tenn. Tech . . ll 19 Mo rehead 0 6 U of L . . .. . . . . ..... ... 14 Record: 4-5-0 Record: 6-4 -0 1943-44 no sports due to war {~ t:KU 1945 19 Indianapolis State . 14 Tenn Tech . 7 Central Mich. 7 Murray . 6 Valpar aiso . 0 Catawba 32 T enn. T ech 54 Kirksville( Missouri). OPP . . . 12 . 12 . . . . 14 7 7 . 13 0 0 Record: 4-3-1 J EKU 1951 O PP JI Hillsdale .... .. 12 l l Marshall 6 0 Murray . . 9 15 Tenn. Tech .... 14 58 Erskine 0 6 Morehead 0 6 Evansville 7 JI Western 7 27 Ohio University ... I ] 14 Stetson Un iversity . .. . .. ... 26 Record: 7-3-0 ' EKU 1946 OPP 13 Tenn. Tech 0 7 Catawba 9 Central Mi chigan . . . .. 20 26 Murray . .. ll 7 Tenn. Tech . . .. .. . . . 20 12 Valparaiso . 6 Morehead 12 28 U of L. 7 6 Western 0 EKU 1952 OPP 7 Toledo 6 26 Marshall .19 0 Murray ....... . .•. . . . . ... . 20 14 Te nn. Tech . .. . . • . . . . . . . . . 28 35 Evansville 0 20 Morehead .. 20 6 Wes1ern . .. . . 48 20 U of L . . . .. . 34 Record: 3-4-1 Record: 5-4-0 EKU 1947 14 Eastern Illinois . 6 Marshall 13 Murray . 34 Emory and Henry 18 Valparaiso .. 34 Morehead ll U of L 27 Western 6 SE Louisiana s EKU 1957 OPP 0 Toledo 7 14 U of L ... . . . . 40 26 Murray . . . 19 14 Middle Tennessee . . ]5 13 Ea st T enne,;sL"e . . ... . ..... 27 IJ Youngstown 0 28 Western 0 14 Tennessee Tech . . .. 34 40 Morehead J Reco rd : 4-5-0 OPP .... I J 7 . .. . 21 0 0 .14 7 . .. JO Record: J-6-0 EKU 1953 OPP 20 J ohn Carroll . . . ... 19 15 Middle Tennessee . 6 19 M urray . . 14 O T enn. Tech 7 19 Youngs town . . .. .. 20 25 Morehead 7 59 Evansville 9 13 Western 7 20 U of L . . . . . ll 30 Stetson University . .. . . .. . . 26 Record: S-4-0 EKU 1958 OPP 2 Toled o . ... .... . 19 U of L . . . ... . ... .. 20 14 Murray . 6 0 Middle Tennessee . .. . .. ... . 14 13 EaM Tenne ssee . 6 9 Youngstown 0 14 Western . .. 21 19 Tennessee Tech . . . .. . 20 24 Morehead 6 EKU 1959 2 T oledo U of L Murray . 6 Middle Tennessee East Tennessee 21 Austin Peay . 7 Western 10 Tenn. Tech 12 Morehead OPP . . . . .. . 20 .. . . .. . . 14 0 ... . 14 .. . .. IJ 7 .. .. 14 . .. . 14 7 Record: 3-6-0 Record: 8-2-0 r _) EKU 1943 0 Xavier University . 25 Eastern Illinois 20 Marshall 6 Murra y. 35 20 Emory and Henry Michigan Normal 7 0 13 32 26 Morehead Evansville Western Northern Illinois _. SE Louisiana . OPP . . . . JI . . 14 7 0 6 0 0 7 .. . 14 7 EKU 1954 OPP 19 John Carroll 0 26 Middle Tennessee . 0 25 Murray . 6 14 Tenn. Tech 25 Youngstown 12 Morehead 13 Toledo ... ll 21 W estern 0 20 0 of L . 6 6 Omaha (Tangerine Bowl) . .. 7 Record: R-0-1 Record: 8-3-0 r EKU 1949 OPP 7 Heidelberg . ... . 19 7 Marshall . .... 24 20 M urray . 0 20 Wofford .. . . 27 20 Michigan Normal 6 26 Morehead .. 27 7 Evansville 20 Western 7 21 Bowling Green (Ohio) .. . . . . ll Record : 4-4- 1 Record: 3-6-1 EKU 1955 6 Toledo 14 Middle Tennessee . ; /' ~e~r~~\~~h· OPP 6 . .21 : ll Omaha .. . . . ..... . . ... . ... 20 35 Morehead .. 14 20 Morris Harvey 6 Western O 13 U of L . . . .. . .. .. . .. . . . . .. 45 3 Wo fford 0 45 EKU 1961 OPP 6 U o f L . .. .. .. .. . ... .... . . 33 14 Murray . . . . . . . . _ . . 13 15 Middle Tennessee ... . ... . .. 22 22 East Tennessee . . __ . 13 21 7 15 . . . . 16 8 .. . .. 14 13 Morehead O 0 Marshall . . . . . 20 Record: 4-5-0 Record : 5-4 -1 (/-r- EKU 1960 OPP 7 F1. Campbell 6 U of L . . ... ... .. ... . . ... . 28 19 Murray . . . 21 12 Middle Tennessee . . . 14 0 East Tennessee 0 27 Austin Peay . . .. . IJ 17 Western 7 0 Tenn. Tech . . . .. 20 0 Morehead . . . . .. . 21 0 Marshall . . . I] I �uu 22 14 18 20 14 6 21 12 12 OPP 1961 Tampa University ... 6 .. . 17 Murray .. . . 8 Middle Tennessee East Tennessee . 14 7 Austin P eay Western 5 .. .. 0 Tenn. Tech Morehead .20 East Carolina . . . ..... 29 Record: 6-3-0 OPP EKU 1961 63 H illsdale, Mich. . 0 23 East Tennessee ... .. 20 21 Austin Peay . . . . 20 49 Middle Tennessee . . .. 21 . 31 20 Akron 7 16 Western Kentucky . . . . . . 20 21 Murray State .. .. .14 38 Tenn. Tech 12 Youngstown . . . . 26 7 35 Morehead Record: 8-2-0 EKU 1963 14 Austin P eay . 7 Findlay 0 Murray . .... 28 Middle Tennessee . . 12 3 6 19 0 34 East Tennessee Tampa University . . Western ... . Tenn. Tech Morehead Youngstown 7 Youngstown 6 Murray . 13 Middle Tennessee 35 East Tennessee . 17 Findlay 0 Western . 7 Tenn. Tech .. . . 28 . . . . .. 20 . ... 33 .35 7 . .. 29 . . . 21 6 ... . 14 OPP . ... 26 .. .. 21 6 .. ... . 20 . . ... 13 . 14 . .. 24 . .. . 27 Record: 3-5-1 OPP .. . .. 30 . 28 .17 14 0 . . . 34 •forfeited OPP ... 15 6 6 .. . . 22 7 ... 6 . ... 12 3 Tenn. Tech 19 Morehead 14 Tampa University EJ(U 1969 OPP 13 Ball State ..... 0 7 East T ennesscc . .. . . 19 29 Austin P eay ... . .10 14 Middle T ennessee . .. .. 0 9 Akron . ... 28 .27 26 Western Kentucky .. .. .. . 13 34 Murra y State 17 Tenn. Tech .. . .. 7 . .. . . 12 14 Indiana State . . . .... 23 11 Morehead State . . 7 . . 28 . ... 14 . 35 .. 21 . . 14 . . 21 . ... 25 7 . . . 21 6 EKU 1974 OPP 17 Dayton . . 23 . 20 East Tennessee . Austin Peay . 9 Middle Tennesse . . 17 9 24 UT-Martin 24 Western Ke ntucky . . .34 30 Murray State . .16 .. .. 14 29 Tenn. Tech 34 Ashland College .. .23 21 Morehead State ... . . • .... . . 14 21 22 21 Record: 8-2-0 Record: 6-4-0 EKU 1970 OPP .12 13 Ball State . 6 10 East Tennessee 38 Austin Peay . . . .. 7 24 Middle Tennessee .. . .. 10 21 Eastern Michigan . , ... . 10 Western Kentucky . . . . . . 19 17 Murray State . . 7 20 Tenn. Tech . .. . . . 13 9 India na State . . 0 . . 16 13 Morehead State . EKU 1975 OPP 42 Wisco nsin-Oshkosh 7 30 Dayton . . . . ... 24 10 UT-Chattano oga .. to 21 East T ennessee ... . .. . . . . .. 14 49 Austin Peay . 0 34 Middle Tennessee ... 24 13 Western Kentucky . 7 7 Murray State . .. . .. . .... . .. 26 3 Tenn. Tech .... . .. 14 50 Ash land Co llege . 36 17 Morehead State . 9 Record: 8-2- 1 Record: 8-2-0 .. .. 12 . .. 14 .. . 20 Record: 4-4-1 EKU 1966 33 Austin Peay 26 Marshall 27 Murray . 20 Middle Tennessee 21 East Tennessee 35 Findlay . 24 Western .. . . . 13 . . . . 38 0 to Morehead .. EKU 1965 35 AustinPeay• 12 Marshall 17 Murray. JO Middle Tennessee 23 East T cnnessce .. 3 Findla y . 28 Western 28 Tenn. Ttth . . 38 Morehead OPP .... 6 Record: 7.,i!!) OPP Record: 2-8-0 EKU 1964 0 Austin Peay . . EKU 1973 to UT-Cha11anoo8a 26 Indiana (Pa.) 14 East Tennessee .. . 24 Austin P ea y . . 29 Middle Tennessee . 16 UT-Martin .. 0 Western Kentucky . 20 Murray State .. 30 Tenn. Tech 7 Central Michigan . 37 Mo rehead State . . OPP EKU 1971 . 12 20 SE Lo uisiana 21 Northern Iowa 7 ... 14 28 East Tenncsstt 14 Austin Peay 9 18 Middle Tennessee .. .31 0 Eastern Mich igan . 0 . . 16 Western Kentucky . . .17 Murray State . 14 Tenn. Tech . .. 7 28 Applachian State . . . . ..... I 4 Morehead State . . . . 10 EKU 1976 OPP 21 Dayton . . ... . . . 7 21 Delaware . . ... . 37 28 Witte nberg 0 21 • east T ennessee . . . .. 10 27 • Austin Peay . . . .... 13 40 •Middle Tennessee . . . 14 6 • Western Kentuck y . . . . . 10 12 •Murray State . . . .... 10 28 • Tennessee Tech . . . . .. 14 31 •Mo rehead State . ... . ..... . . 12 7 North Dako ta State (NCAA Division H P layo ffs) .... . 10 Record: 5-5-0 •Ohio Valley Conference game Record: 6-4- 1 Reco rd: 7-3-0 EK U 1967 0 Dayton . . 35 East Tennessee . 37 Austin Peay . 14 Middle Tennessee . 55 Northwood 14 Western 28 Murray . 24 Tenn. Tech 37 Youngsto wn 7 Morehead .. 27 • Ball State .. OPP . . . 16 7 0 7 0 . 14 7 0 ..... 12 7 .. .. 13 Record: 8-1-2 • NCAA G rantland Rice Bowl EKU 1972 OPP 10 SE Louisiana 0 34 Indiana Univ. (Pa.) . . 7 12 Eas t Tennessee . . .. ... .. 28 21 Austin Peay . 6 13 Middle Tennessee . o 14 Central Michigan . . 21 0 Western Kentuc ky . 10 3 Murray State .. . 0 Tenn. Tech .. .. .. . .. 14 7 Appalachian State . .. . 55 28 Morehead State . 6 Record: 5-6-0 46 1977 Oclaware .. . Wittenberg 38 • East Tennessee 17 • Austin Peay 10 • M iddle Tennessee 35 • w estern Kentucky 20 • Murray State 28 •Tennessee Tech 13 Dayton 42 • Morehe ad S tate EK U 24 14 OPP 7 17 )4 20 19 10 .... 24 21 20 13 Record : 5-5-0 • Ohio Valley Conference game �Men's Cross Country 1979 SCHED ULE Date Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. I I 22 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 27 Nov. IO Nov. 19 Site C ha rlesto n, W. Va . Louisville . Ky. Lexingto n, Ky. Murray, Ky. Opponent C harlesto n Distance Run J o e Binks Memorial Run Kentucky Invitational Kentucky Intercollegiate C ham pionship Meet Indiana Invitational E K U Invitational OVC C hampionship Meet NCAA District 111. Meet ' CAA Cha mpionsh ip Meet Bloo mington, Ind . Home C ookeville, T enn. G reenville, S .C. TBA 1979 ROSTER Name Steve A ngerman Byron Arbaugh Dennis C reekmore Andy C rowley Gene Fitzhugh Gerry Giblin Terry Lakes Bill Morgan Gary Noel Martin O' Hanlon Ed Strobach Class Jr. Fr. Jr. Soph. J r. S oph. Soph. J r. S r. Fr. S r. Hometown Dayton, Ohio Lucasville, Ohio Willia msburg. Ky . Danville, Ky. Lexingto n, Ky. Du blin, Ireland Richmond, Ind. Rochester, Mich. Lo uisville, Ky. Dublin, Ireland C hagrin Falls, O hio 1979 PROSPECTUS The 1979 Co lonels' men's cross count ry tea m will be led t his season by AII-OVC junio r Bill Morgan and senior 110 per cent award win ner of 1977 Ed Strobach . Others expected to add s trengt h a nd dept h to this year's squad are senior Gary 'oel; j unio rs Dennis C reekmore, Steve Angerman and Gene Fitzh ugh; sophomo res Andy Crowley, Gerry Gi blin and T erry Lakes; a nd fres hmen Byron Arba ugh a nd Martin O' Ha nlon. C reek mo re is a past recipient o f the C olonels' Mo st Valua ble C ross C ountry runner awa rd before being inju red last year. Eastern has placed third for the past two seasons a nd will be ho ping to improve t hose fi nis hes this fall. Art Harvey Head Coach Ed Strobach 47 �Women's Cross Country Date Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 O ct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 17 Opponent Morehead Murray Tennessee Tech Middle T e nnessee Vanderbilt U K Invitational KICC Western Kentucky Memphis S tate Ohio University Southern Illinois Invitational Tennessee Invitational ovc Region II Championships /\ IA W C hampionships Site Home Time 11:00 Home 11:00 • Lexington, Ky. Murray, Ky. Home 11:00 11:00 Carbondale. Ill. Knoxvi lle, Te nn. 11 :00 I 1:00 Murray. Ky. 1979 PROSPECTUS The success of the 1979 cross country team will depend largely on the recruiting. The returning runners are strong but will need help in the depth of the team. Five runners cannot expect to go through the entire season injury-free. EK U is looking forward to having a very competitive season. 1979 ROSTER Name Iris Amos Cathy Bartlett Helen Baxter Leisha Dunn Debbi J. Durbin Holly Foster Paula Gaston Marie Geisler Lauren Geiss Na ncy Hesse Vicki Hulette Mars ha ll McCallum Denise McCoy Kathryn M e rchant Peggy Painte r T eri Scippcl Judy Smith Terry S pears J anice Textor Sharon Walker Lillian White Class Soph. Soph. Jr. Soph. .Jr. Soph. Sr. Soph. .Jr. Jr. .Jr. Soph. Sr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Soph. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. 4X Hometown Sandy Ridge. N.C. Palm Bay. Fla. Fleming. Ky. Harrodsburg. Ky. Louisville. Ky . Willianisvillc, N. Y. Richmond. Ky. Ocean Gate. N ..J . Holmdel. N ..J. Matawan .. .J . Burlington. Ky . Radcliff. Ky. Anchorage. Ky. Ragdad . Ky. Cincin nati. Ohio Kette ring. Ohio Ha rrison. Ohio Danville. Ky. Mont ville. N.J. Cincinnati. Ohio Georgetown. Ky. �TOP RETU RN EES Paula Gast on - mem ber of the 1978 team w hich fi nished s ixth in the A IA W Natio nal meet, has competed nationa lly th ree yea rs in eit her t rack or cross country. S ue Schaefe r - coming off an inj ury that kept her out the entire 1978-79 season. S ue s hould be back in top fo r m in time fo r the 79 cross country season. Sue was fi fth na tiona lly in cross country. P eggy Painter - mem ber of t he 1978 tea m w hich fi n ished sixth in the A IA W. a t ional meet. Sandy Martin !lead Coach Paula Gaston 49 Peggy Painter �Men's Golf Date Sept. 21-22 Sept. 28-30 Oct. 6-7 Nov. 15- 17 Site Murray, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. Home Columbus, Ga. Opponent Murray l nvi1a1ional Opryland Classic EK U Fall Invitat iona l All-Dixie Intercollegiate 1979 ROSTER Name Dave Gaer Doug Brehme Mike Frey T im North Tom North Greg Waggoner Class Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Wt. 180 215 165 180 155 150 Ht. 6-1 6-2 6- 1 6-0 5-9 5-8 Hometown Des Moines, Iowa St. Petersburg, Fla. Lombard, Ill. Fenton, Mich. Fenton, Mich. Mt. Pleasant, Mich. 1979 PROSPECTUS Second-year coach Ray S t ruder is hoping for an outstanding season in I 979-80. After a disapp ointi ng second place finish in the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament and two spring tournament championships, the Colonels are hopeful of better things to come this year. Leading the way a re seniors Dave Gaer and Doug Brehme, who finished 1-2 in average on last year's team. Gaer was an AII-OVC choice by virtue of his second place fin ish in the OVC tourney. Other members of last year's top five include senio r Greg Waggoner and junior Mike Frey. EK U will be trying to defend the two titles it won last year - the Opryland Classic and the EKU Fall Invitational. Ray S truder Head Coach Dave Gaer 50 Doug Brehme �Women's Field Hockey 1979 SCHEDULE Date Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 25 Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Oct. I Oct. 5 Oct. 6 Oct. 9 Oct. 12-13 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 16 19 20 22 27 Nov. 2-3 Nov. 9-10 Nov. 28-Dcc. Opponent Miami Ball State Louisville Dayton Denison Centre Ohio So. Illinois Kentucky EKU Invitational Indiana VPI Roanoke Kentucky Louisville DePauw Earlham Berea E. Illinois S. Illinois (Edwardsville) K WIC Championships AIA W Region 11 Tournament A JA W National Tournament Site Home Home Home Dayton, Ohio Granville, Ohio Danville, Ky. Home Home Lexington, Ky. Home Time 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 11:00 A M 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM Louisville, Ky. Home Home Berea, Ky. Charleston, Ill. Charleston, Ill. 7:00 PM 4:00 PM Noon 4:00 PM 10:00 AM 2:00 PM Berea, Ky. Princeton, N.J . 1979 ROSTER Name Dawn Aldridge Fran Burt Debbie Campbell J ea n Dic kson Patty Drumm Teresa Garchinsky Pat Halpin Suzanne Hastings Monica Keifer Theresa Lang Carol Lankford Lisa Loran Lisa Norton Laura Purdy Carmen Shannon Jackie Stivers S haron Stivers C indy Taylor Debbie Wright Pos. Goalie Halfback Halfback Link Forward Halfback Link Goalie Forward Link Halfback Forward Forward Forward Goalie Halfback Sweeper Halfback Forward Class Jr. Sr. Sr. Soph. Jr. Soph. Sr. Fr. Sr. Soph. Fr. Fr. J r. Soph. Sr. Soph. Sr. J r. Jr. 51 Hometown Loretto, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Trotwood, Ohio Bergenfield, N ..J. Toms River, N.J. Folson, N.J. Beachwood, N ..J. Salisbury, Md. Kettering, Ohio Bordentown, N ..l. Mardela, Md. Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Trotwood, Ohio Fairport, N. Y. Fairport, N. Y. Bricktown, N.J . Trotwood, Ohio �1979 PROSPECTUS The Eastern·s women's fie ld hockey team shou ld be a s tronger team this yea r because o f the experience of their 8 relllrning starters and 14 re turning playe rs. The team has s hown muc h improvement over last yea r's squad and has the pote ntial for an excelle nt season. Easte rn's schedule consists of several strong competitive teams such as Indiana University, University of Dayton , YPI , and So uthern Illinois Unive rs ity. The women's fie ld hockey team will also host t he EK U Invitational whic h consists of two Virginia teams. Indiana Unive rsity and Universi ty of Ke ntuc ky. This year's team will be strengthened by returni ng players Sharon Stivers. Debbie Wright and sophomore Jea n Dickson. Lynne Harvel Head Coach Debbie Wright S haron Stivers ~1-- • - . ~"-~- _, < . .· • \ 52 - �Women's Volleyball 1979 SCHEDULE Date Sept. Sept. Sept. Se pt. Sept. 7 10 14 19 22 Sept. 28-29 Oct. 2 Oct. 4 Oct. 9 Oct. 12-1 3 Oct. 16 Oct. 19-20 Oct. 26-27 Oct. 30 Oct. 31 Nov. 5 Nov. 9- 10 Nov. 16-1 7 Dec. 6-8 Opponent Miami Louisville Kentucky Marshall Northern Kentucky Ohio State College of Mt. S t. J oseph EKU Invitational Morehead State Northern Kentucky Louisville Michigan State International Invitationa l Kentucky Wright State Invitational SI U Invitational Tournament St. Xavier Midway College Tennessee Tennessee Tech Site Home Lo uisville, Ky. Home Home Highland Hts., Ky. Time 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM Ho me Mo rehead, Ky. Home Ho me E. Lansing, Mich. 6:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM Lexington, Ky. 7:00 PM Dayton, Ohio Carbondale, 1ll. Home 5:00 PM Knoxville, Te nn. Cookeville, Tenn. 7:00 PM 6:00 PM (CST) KWIC Championship, Division AIA W Region II Championship, Division I A IA W ational Championship University of Hawaii 1979 ROSTER No. Name 24 Kay Sieger 43 45 54 32 21 Laurie Briggs Kim Dodson Brenda Magee Ramona McGovern Joa n Messerknecht 42 23 T ina Nibert S haron Renners Sharon Walker Nancy Stoeckle Nancy Wingate Deanne Madden 10 44 55 22 Pos. Setter-All Around Outside Hitter Outside Hitte r Middle Blocker Outside Hitter Setter-All Around Middle Blocker Specialty Player Middle Blocker Outside Hitter Setter Middle Blocker Letters or Recognition: Class Soph. Ht. 5-5 Wt. 120 Hometown Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Soph. Soph. Jr. Fr. Fr. 5-10 5-9 5- 10 5-10 5-8 170 145 148 150 128 Northbrook, Ill. Kettering, Ohio Lancaster, Oh. Bellevue, Ky. Baltimore, Oh. Soph. Sr. J r. Soph. Sr. Fr. 5- 11 5-7 5-7 5-10 5-7 5-11 155 134 128 135 147 145 Gallipolis, Oh. Fairfield, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Park Hills, Ky. Frankfort, Ky. Hopewell, Oh. . Laurie Briggs - Suburban Trib All-Star; Kim Dodson - Honorable Mention All Kettering Area and Western Ohio League Teams; Brenda Magee- High School letter in Volleyball, College Letter, two years; Ramona McGovern - All-Conference 1st Team, All- Region 1st Team; J oan Messerknecht - Player of the year in mid-state league; Tina Nibert - High School letter in Volleyball; Sharon Renners - College letter in Volleyball, three years; Sharon Walker Numerous awards a nd recognitions in high school, College letter two years; Nancy Stoeckle All Regiona l Player; Nancy Wingate - College letter in Volleyball, three years. 53 �.. 1979 PROSPECTUS A young and determined team will face the challenge of regaining Eastern's traditional top ranked position in volleyball. They will encounter one of the toughest schedules ever put together. The EKU Invitational will draw teams from seven states and include teams with top AJA W national titles. Kentucky volleyball has advanced to a point where both representatives took winner and runner-up titles in the AJA W Regionals. In-state competition will afford no relief from the tough schedule. Senior setter Nancy Wingate will lead the team's offense. Her experience and sound judgement will contribute stability to the young team. The success of the offense will depend upon Nancy's ability to free her hitters enabling them to spike one on one against the opponent's block. The 1979 Eastern team will be a power attack team and will be led by junior Sharon Walker and sophomo re Laurie Briggs and Nancy Stoeckle. Strong defensive leadership will come from senior Sharon Renners and sophomore Kay Bieger. A consistent and determined effort will be necessary to achieve this season's goals. TOP RETURNEES Nancy Stoeckle - 1978 KWIC All Star Team. Received the set more times than any member of the team ( 1780) for a 62% spiking average. Laurie Briggs - Holds the record for the highest spiking average in a single match with a 94% against George Washington College. Nancy Wingate - Played no com petitive high school volleyball. She will be the team's leading setter. Nancy has played backup setter for three years and is well prepared for her new assignment. Brenda Magee - Played no competitive high school volleyball. She reads the opponents attack, as the middle blocker, better than any member of the team. She has been an outstanding middle blocker throughout her two years of college play. MODERN RECORDS: I. 2. 3. Won 67% state, regional and national competition since 1967. Above record includes 4 KWIC state championships, 3 AIAW Region II championships. Team Records Spi king: Evy Abell 67% (Class of 1979) Serving: Kim Shibinski 85% (Class of 1979) Passing: Kay Bieger 75% (Soph) Block ing: Janie Burgess 55% (will not return next season) Serve Receive: Evy Abell 71 % (Class of 1979) Dr. Geri Polvino Head Coach Sharon Walker 54 Nancy Stoeckle �Women's Tennis · Date Sept. 15 Sept. 20 Sept. 21-22 Sept. 26 Sept. 28 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 2 5 6 10 12 16 20 26- 27 Opponent Louisville Southern Illinois - Edwardsville Southern Illinois - Carbondale Eastern Illinois Illinois State Memphis State Morehead State Murray State East Tennessee Kentucky Ball State Western Kentucky Marshall Tennessee Miami Middle Tennessee K WIC Championship Division I Site Louisville Murray Carbondale, Ill. Time 11:00 AM 3:00 PM Morehead Home 3:00 PM 10:00 AM 2:30 P M 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 2:30 PM 3:00 PM 12 Noon 3:00 PM 10:00 AM Lexington Home Home Home Home Oxford, Ohio Home Home 1979 ROSTER Hometown Springfield, Ohio Louisville, Ky. Dayton, Ohio Henderson, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Ashland, Ky. Name Class Deanna Addis Soph. Nancy Elder Jr. Mary Hochwalt Jr. Mendy Jackson J r. Rita Olins Soph. Joy Rupert Fr. (Others to be added following fall try-outs) 1979 PROSPECTUS The challenge for t he young team again is to maintain its significant finish in t he Kentucky Women's Intercollegiate Conference (K WIC) competition. Veteran team members Elder, Hochwalt, and J ackson are expected to provide the nucleus, boosted by Addis and-Olins who will begin their second year with t he Eastern team. Newcomer Joy Rupert, ranked No. 3 in Kentucky, promises to round out t he substance of Eastern's fall drive. Top Returning Players: Mendy Jackson - 12-2 last fall a nd K WIC and OVC Champion at 113. Nancy Elder - 11-3 last fall , hampered by illness in the spring, should be back to full strength. Modern Records: Overall team match score since 1970 is 75-32. In 1978, £KU placed second in the KWIC Championship. Martha Mullins Head Coach Mendy Jackson 55 Nancy Elder �• Colonels' notes 56 �EKU'S ALL-OVC FOOTBALL PLAYERS Delmas Freeman. guard ..... 1948 Paul Wright. center . . I948 Carl Plantholt. guard .. 1949 Ray Pelfrey, back . 1949 Ed Zoretic, bad; . . . 1949 Chuck Henzer, back . 1951 Chud Schrniu. 1ac kl< ... 1952 Ale~ Kilakowski. end . 1952 Carl Oa kley. ,cuard ... 1953 Roy Kidd, back . . ... . 1953 Fred Win.:;cher. e nd . . 1954 Frank Na.:;._,ida, tackle 1954 Jerr) Johns, guard . . 1954 James Hanlon. back .. 1954 Don Daly , back . .. .. . 1954 Boh Muller, bad: .... 1954 Tom Schulte, end .. . 1955 John Sd><<I, back . . 1957 Dan• Bishop. back ... 1958 Ste\'C Herczcg, tackle . 1959 Fddic Miller, gua rd . l 959 Joe G raybeal, center . 1959 Don MacDonald . guard 1961 J immy Chitlum. back .. . 1961, 1962 K en Goodhew, guard . 1962 Roscoe Perkins. guard .. 1965 Chuck Seim o n. end . . . ... 1964, 1967 Ro)' Evans. 1ac.:klc . . .. 1965 Jim Guice. back . 1966-1968 Buddy Pfaad1. back . 1965, 1966 Mike S m ilh. back ... . 1966 Aaro n Mar;h, end . 1966, 1967 Bill Brewer. lac kk . ..... 1967, 1968 Fred Tro ik e. guard ...... 1967, 1968 Ro n Reed. linebacker . . 1967 Harry Lenz, back .. . . 1967 Jim Moberly, linebacker ... . . . 1968 Larry Kaelin. guard .. 1969 Teddy T aylor, guard ... 1967-1969 Jim m y Broo ks , back . . ...... 1968-197 1 H arry Irwin, tackle . . 1970 Rutc h Evans, fullbac k ..... ... .. 1970 James W il,;on, light end .. . . . 1971 Ja mes Porter. back . .. 1971 Wallace C hambers, 1acklc .. 1970, 1972 James Croudcp, lineback er . . 1970, 1972 L 1rry Kirk'iC)', end ... 1972 Alfred Thompson, back . . . 1973 Rich Thomas , linebacker . .. .... 1973 Evere11 Ta lben, back .... 1974, 1976 Joe Alvino, guard .. 1974, 1975, 1976 John Revere, nanker .1974 Robyn Hatley, tackle . .... . . 1974, 1975 Earl Cody. kicker . .. . 1974 Stan Robe rts , noscguard ........ 1974 Junio r Hardin. tackle . .... . . 1974 , 1975 Elmo Boyd. split-end . .... 1975, 1976 Scott McCallis1cr. bac k . .. . . ..... ... 1975 Erni e House. back ... 1976 Roosevelt Kelly. cen1cr . . ...... 1976 Anlho ny M iller , back . . ... .. . 1976, 1977 Stan M itchell. back . 1977 Randy Heaberlin . tackle .. ... . . ..... 1977 Dc,111 Stuck y. guard ... 1977. 197R Jim '\d"on. Oankcr . . 1977 Chrb Robcrtl<>. end .. . 1978 0.:1\ id ~cal. center ... 1978 J oe Richard tlOl<>C!lUa rd . . . 1978 IJalc Pat1on. fullback . . . . ... 1978 Dann) Martin. bad . 1978 COVERING THE COLONELS WEK U-FM. Richmond, is the originating station for the EK U root ba ll Network. Play-byplay will be provided by Greg Stotelmeycr. :-SEWS P APE RS Richmond Register (daily. p.m.) ............................... ..... ...... Ken Green Madison County Post (weekly) ...... ..... ..... ..... . ..... . .. ...... .... Sports Editor Madiso n County Newsweek (weekly) ................... . .............. S ports Editor The Eastern P rogress (weekly) ............. .... ............ ...... ..... Sports Editor Lexington Herald (daily, a.m.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike J ohnson, Rick Bailey Lexington Leader (daily, p.m.) .. ....... Stuart Warner, Gene McLean, D. G. Fitzmaurice Courier-J ournal (daily. a.m.) . ... .. ... .... Billy Reed. Bob Kirley. Stan Sutton, Earl Cox Louisville Times (daily, p.m.) .......... . .............................. Lou Younkin RADIO-TY Radio WE K U-F M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fred Alve rson Radio WEK Y (Richmond) ........ .. ... . .. ... . .................. . ... Sports Director Radio WCBR ( Richmond) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S ports Director Radio WY LK (Lexington) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dick Gabriel. Rick Shaw, Ralph Hacker Radio WLAP (Lexi ngton) ..... .. .... . .. .. ... , , ... , , ...... , . . . .. . .. . Sports Director Radio WBLG (Lexington) ....... , .. ... • .,.,,,, ... •.... . .. . ..... . ... Sports Director WTVQ-TY (Lexington) ............... • ,, ..... • .................. . . John Henderson WK YT-TV (Lexington) .... .... ....... • ....... .... .. • ................ Denny Trease WLEX-TY (Lexington) ........ , ... • • • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ......... .. . Tom Hammond Radio W HAS & TY (Louisville) .. , . , • • • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ...... ,, . ..... Dave Conrad Radio WA VE & TV (Louisville) .... ........ . ... .. • • • • • •.. Gary Hahn, Randy Waters Radio WI (Louisville) .. ..... . . • • • • • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . Sports Director Radio W KLO (Louisville) .. ........ • • • • • • • • • · · · • · · · • · · · • • • • • • • • • • • • Sports Director Radio WAK Y (Louisville) ....... • • • • • • • • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • • • • • • • • • • •. Sports D~recto r Radio WLOU (Louisville) . ... ...... . •: • • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • • • • • • • • • • •. Sports Director Associated Press, 146 Market St reet. Lexmgton, Kentucky. . United Press Inte rnational, Commonwealth Bu1ldmg, Lou1sv11le, Kentucky. �1979 FALL SPORTS MEDIA GUIDE p.47 p.9 p.48 p.55 .·~ EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY RICHMOND, KENTUCKY 40475 79 .42.2 . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Fall Sports Media Guides Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived University Publications Title A name given to the resource Sports Media Guide-Fall Sports Description An account of the resource Includes football, men's and women's cross country, women's field hockey, men's golf, women's tennis, women's volleyball. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1979 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context smg-fallsports-1979 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource publication Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text cross country teams field hockey teams football teams golf teams tennis teams volleyball teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/ebcaf3e762fa69bd81d3048112b3b8e5.jpg 106ee5b60b5177c0b4092bd3b0f62dd0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Taylor, Jimmy Photographs Description An account of the resource Jimmy Taylor was a local studio photographer who worked in Richmond from 1942-1967. He shot many of the Eastern yearbook portraits and group photos. In addition to this he also did studio portraits for local schools and the general public. He photographed places, events and groups throughout the county as well as duplication of old photographs, Bible records, military records and other documents that people needed copies of. The collection contains nearly 30,000 negatives and prints, with about 90% of the collection being negatives. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Taylor, Jimmy Bee, Ru McGaughey, S.J. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph negative milk glass print Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2015a016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.33 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 3.5x5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Taylor, Jimmy Photographs Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Taylor, Jimmy Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948 ca Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2015a016-00366 Title A name given to the resource Richmond High School Football Team Description An account of the resource Pictured l-r are: (front row) Lucian Dillingham, Leslie Reed, Dan Wallace Huguely, Harry William Minter, Gene Fife, J.L. Smith, Martin Matthews, Eugene Brooks, Cull Embry; (middle row) Thomas Clifton, Barney Huguely, Dan Garrett, Wallace Singleton, Alvantus Shearer, Rocell Watts, Scottie Leon Harris, Alfred Brooks, Melvin Mason, C.G. Merritt; (back row) A.J. Bradshaw, Herbert Miller, Reuben Dunn, Charles Smith, Herbert Turner, Robert 'Meat' Reed, T.D. Hackett, David Singleton. African Americans football teams Richmond High School Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Richmond Daily Register Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Madison County (Ky.)--Pictorial works. Richmond (Ky.)--History--Pictorial works. Description An account of the resource The Richmond Register was the sole newspaper for Richmond, KY in the late 1960s. This collection of negatives represents some of the photos taken for the Richmond Register between 1967 and 1969. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Richmond Register Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-1969 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2012a019 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.1 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 35mm Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Richmond Register Negatives Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2012a019-383a Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource unknown Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-11 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Title A name given to the resource Richmond All-Stars Football Description An account of the resource 2 images football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/e96257b89f7648e880eddff2b323fd7b.jpg 2ad5905dc46d1ebb69b2ad233b5c84d4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 35mm Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negatives Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-04718b Title A name given to the resource Popularity and Coaches Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968 Description An account of the resource Includes Bob Tarvin, Campus of Champions sign, copy pic of football team, and an unidentified student. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. championships coaches football teams Mr. Popularity Roy Kidd Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wallace Family Papers Description An account of the resource Through correspondence, diaries, speeches, photographs, news clippings, and other primary source materials the public career and personal life of William Luxon Wallace and his family are documented. Glimpses of late nineteenth century Richmond, KY social and political life can be found in the correspondence of Wallace's father, Coleman Covington. In addition, due to Wallace's significance as an organizer in the Kentucky Republican Party, the collection sheds some light on the party's history during the first half of the twentieth century. It also contains political memorabilia which Wallace assembled along with a quantity of materials that document his World War I experience. The correspondence is mostly personal and covers Republican Party activities, World War I, and the proper behavior expected from young women of the 1920s. Other letters deal with various state and national elections. When Wallace served on the Eastern Kentucky University Board of Regents, the subject of the correspondence shifts to Eastern. The collection also includes several diaries from the women in the family, Wallace’s wife wrote over a span of 44 years; his sister wrote while she was at school in Louisville in the 1920s and there is one volume from his sister-in-law.<br /><br />Only a portion of this collection has been digitized. See the <a href="http://ekufindingaids.libraryhost.com/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&amp;id=135&amp;q=wallace+family">Finding Aid</a> for a description of the entire collection. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1867-1975 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource correspondence, diaries, publications, documents Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.45 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 20x16 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Wallace, William L. Papers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004-1972 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Sherman Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Title A name given to the resource Phillips Academy Football Team football teams Phillips Academy Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wallace Family Papers Description An account of the resource Through correspondence, diaries, speeches, photographs, news clippings, and other primary source materials the public career and personal life of William Luxon Wallace and his family are documented. Glimpses of late nineteenth century Richmond, KY social and political life can be found in the correspondence of Wallace's father, Coleman Covington. In addition, due to Wallace's significance as an organizer in the Kentucky Republican Party, the collection sheds some light on the party's history during the first half of the twentieth century. It also contains political memorabilia which Wallace assembled along with a quantity of materials that document his World War I experience. The correspondence is mostly personal and covers Republican Party activities, World War I, and the proper behavior expected from young women of the 1920s. Other letters deal with various state and national elections. When Wallace served on the Eastern Kentucky University Board of Regents, the subject of the correspondence shifts to Eastern. The collection also includes several diaries from the women in the family, Wallace’s wife wrote over a span of 44 years; his sister wrote while she was at school in Louisville in the 1920s and there is one volume from his sister-in-law.<br /><br />Only a portion of this collection has been digitized. See the <a href="http://ekufindingaids.libraryhost.com/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&amp;id=135&amp;q=wallace+family">Finding Aid</a> for a description of the entire collection. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1867-1975 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource correspondence, diaries, publications, documents Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.44 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 11x14 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Wallace, William L. Papers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004-1959 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Black, Oval Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1908 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Title A name given to the resource Phillips Academy Football Team football teams Phillips Academy Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wallace Family Papers Description An account of the resource Through correspondence, diaries, speeches, photographs, news clippings, and other primary source materials the public career and personal life of William Luxon Wallace and his family are documented. Glimpses of late nineteenth century Richmond, KY social and political life can be found in the correspondence of Wallace's father, Coleman Covington. In addition, due to Wallace's significance as an organizer in the Kentucky Republican Party, the collection sheds some light on the party's history during the first half of the twentieth century. It also contains political memorabilia which Wallace assembled along with a quantity of materials that document his World War I experience. The correspondence is mostly personal and covers Republican Party activities, World War I, and the proper behavior expected from young women of the 1920s. Other letters deal with various state and national elections. When Wallace served on the Eastern Kentucky University Board of Regents, the subject of the correspondence shifts to Eastern. The collection also includes several diaries from the women in the family, Wallace’s wife wrote over a span of 44 years; his sister wrote while she was at school in Louisville in the 1920s and there is one volume from his sister-in-law.<br /><br />Only a portion of this collection has been digitized. See the <a href="http://ekufindingaids.libraryhost.com/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&amp;id=135&amp;q=wallace+family">Finding Aid</a> for a description of the entire collection. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1867-1975 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource correspondence, diaries, publications, documents Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.44 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 14x11 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Wallace, William L. Papers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004-1954 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Sherman Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Title A name given to the resource Phillips Academy Football Team football teams Phillips Academy Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wallace Family Papers Description An account of the resource Through correspondence, diaries, speeches, photographs, news clippings, and other primary source materials the public career and personal life of William Luxon Wallace and his family are documented. Glimpses of late nineteenth century Richmond, KY social and political life can be found in the correspondence of Wallace's father, Coleman Covington. In addition, due to Wallace's significance as an organizer in the Kentucky Republican Party, the collection sheds some light on the party's history during the first half of the twentieth century. It also contains political memorabilia which Wallace assembled along with a quantity of materials that document his World War I experience. The correspondence is mostly personal and covers Republican Party activities, World War I, and the proper behavior expected from young women of the 1920s. Other letters deal with various state and national elections. When Wallace served on the Eastern Kentucky University Board of Regents, the subject of the correspondence shifts to Eastern. The collection also includes several diaries from the women in the family, Wallace’s wife wrote over a span of 44 years; his sister wrote while she was at school in Louisville in the 1920s and there is one volume from his sister-in-law.<br /><br />Only a portion of this collection has been digitized. See the <a href="http://ekufindingaids.libraryhost.com/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&amp;id=135&amp;q=wallace+family">Finding Aid</a> for a description of the entire collection. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1867-1975 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource correspondence, diaries, publications, documents Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.44 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 14x11 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Wallace, William L. Papers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1982A004-1953 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1908 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Title A name given to the resource Phillips Academy Football Team football teams Phillips Academy https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/52dd438ba586a5ad5fccd1a54bc068ce.jpg b3b41b7aaea9fab99aa7dcf1a7643da2 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Smith, Charles R. Collection Description An account of the resource This collection consists of scans from a selection of photographs, postcards and ephemera from Charles R. Smith. Most are from Madison County, Kentucky and include images of people and places. Of note are the photos of many of the Elks Club exalted rulers between the years 1902 and 1996. Most of the pamphlets and programs are related to local churches such as First Baptist and First Christian. All materials were digitized and returned to Mr. Smith. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1845-1994 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph postcard program calendar minutes pamphlet directory Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource image text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2023a018 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Charles Randall Smith Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2023a018-034 Title A name given to the resource Model High School Football Team Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1908 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource image football teams Model High School https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/5a2b088ae95eceed3a93f09dbfd6c631.jpg 4281b073306ece97d82244086dbeb80f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Taylor, Jimmy Photographs Description An account of the resource Jimmy Taylor was a local studio photographer who worked in Richmond from 1942-1967. He shot many of the Eastern yearbook portraits and group photos. In addition to this he also did studio portraits for local schools and the general public. He photographed places, events and groups throughout the county as well as duplication of old photographs, Bible records, military records and other documents that people needed copies of. The collection contains nearly 30,000 negatives and prints, with about 90% of the collection being negatives. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Taylor, Jimmy Bee, Ru McGaughey, S.J. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph negative milk glass print Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2015a016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.34 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 8x10 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Taylor, Jimmy Photographs Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Taylor, Jimmy Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950's Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2015a016-00802 Title A name given to the resource Model High School Football Team football teams Model High School https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/674cd8edf4b0ee7697791e0a0d285123.jpg 380c1d1d39ef3781033ffa1d386e8352 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Taylor, Jimmy Photographs Description An account of the resource Jimmy Taylor was a local studio photographer who worked in Richmond from 1942-1967. He shot many of the Eastern yearbook portraits and group photos. In addition to this he also did studio portraits for local schools and the general public. He photographed places, events and groups throughout the county as well as duplication of old photographs, Bible records, military records and other documents that people needed copies of. The collection contains nearly 30,000 negatives and prints, with about 90% of the collection being negatives. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Taylor, Jimmy Bee, Ru McGaughey, S.J. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph negative milk glass print Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2015a016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.34 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 8x10 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Taylor, Jimmy Photographs Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Taylor, Jimmy Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950's Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2015a016-00801 Title A name given to the resource Model High School Football Team football teams Model High School https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/699f9d7934570c5cfc2e4652235dbe15.jpg 16ee85c5addc476b4c9bcf9a1b4dbc48 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Taylor, Jimmy Photographs Description An account of the resource Jimmy Taylor was a local studio photographer who worked in Richmond from 1942-1967. He shot many of the Eastern yearbook portraits and group photos. In addition to this he also did studio portraits for local schools and the general public. He photographed places, events and groups throughout the county as well as duplication of old photographs, Bible records, military records and other documents that people needed copies of. The collection contains nearly 30,000 negatives and prints, with about 90% of the collection being negatives. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Taylor, Jimmy Bee, Ru McGaughey, S.J. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph negative milk glass print Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2015a016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.33 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 8x10 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Taylor, Jimmy Photographs Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Taylor, Jimmy Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1960s Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2015a016-00567 Title A name given to the resource Madison High School Football Team Description An account of the resource Pictured are L-R: (Front Row) Jack Ison, Jimmy Congleton, Ike Norris, ?, William Ray Salyer, Dale Carrier, Freddy Ballou, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, Roy Kidd. (Second Row) Bob Pike, ?, Jerry Congleton, Earl Combs, Talbott Todd, Ben Robinson, Bobby Oglesby, Johnny Collins, David Eads, ?, ?. (Back Row) ?, Charlie Brown, George Adams, Monty Joe Lovell, David Rivers, John Davidson, Conrad Long, Barry Cox, ?, ?. football teams Madison High School https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/b4b9c19a0bba8444d10bf90cad6eb721.jpg 2063ba17586bcc4efd61328feab037ca https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/d1772209f1e114806649d4606760f342.jpg 42a0c5eef114b6e088ab3cbac4e8e3dc https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/5a6c276fc64cb14dd4542c50f8bce3e0.jpg 3c80b3a61b5869dc4e63a93fb79785e7 https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/7fdaa48c00eab90c791aa58bc0ca194d.jpg fd9bcd7840f07eb0846945c90cc90705 https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/d6e1ae08064ee9566c4b2dbbe3db1b93.jpg b29fa64ca7ff848b375e748a97e05ed1 https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/516821876e69c7e22009c8d8fd68d5d5.jpg a63d2a333dd9a455774ac1b0f9d909ae Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Taylor, Jimmy Photographs Description An account of the resource Jimmy Taylor was a local studio photographer who worked in Richmond from 1942-1967. He shot many of the Eastern yearbook portraits and group photos. In addition to this he also did studio portraits for local schools and the general public. He photographed places, events and groups throughout the county as well as duplication of old photographs, Bible records, military records and other documents that people needed copies of. The collection contains nearly 30,000 negatives and prints, with about 90% of the collection being negatives. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Taylor, Jimmy Bee, Ru McGaughey, S.J. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph negative milk glass print Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2015a016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. numerical Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120, 3.5x5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Taylor, Jimmy Photographs Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2015a016-1964-0165 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Taylor, Jimmy Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource image Title A name given to the resource Kingston High School Students Description An account of the resource Mostly sports teams and players, but includes an unidentified group on stage as well as a school performance. basketball teams football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/2b1fc3107d5dad8b8334ae5a85e36a2e.jpg 2ebbfb0690c0032b80db5794f6e4f402 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Taylor, Jimmy Photographs Description An account of the resource Jimmy Taylor was a local studio photographer who worked in Richmond from 1942-1967. He shot many of the Eastern yearbook portraits and group photos. In addition to this he also did studio portraits for local schools and the general public. He photographed places, events and groups throughout the county as well as duplication of old photographs, Bible records, military records and other documents that people needed copies of. The collection contains nearly 30,000 negatives and prints, with about 90% of the collection being negatives. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Taylor, Jimmy Bee, Ru McGaughey, S.J. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph negative milk glass print Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2015a016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. b.31 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 8x10 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Taylor, Jimmy Photographs Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Taylor, Jimmy Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2015a016-00041 Title A name given to the resource Kingston Football Team football teams Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Photographs Description An account of the resource The Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) Photograph Collection consists of photographs and negatives of students, faculty, and events at EKU. Subjects range from individual faculty headshots and classroom pictures to commencement and candid everyday student life photos. Organizational pictures, shots of campus in general, athletics and other official photos taken from the university photographer are also included. Many of these images were taken for publication in marketing materials or for use in the school newspaper, yearbook and alumni magazines. The collection also includes snapshots taken by employees attending events. The collection may be used for all types of research, keeping in mind that individuals are often unidentified, so search broadly. All images available have been described here, but not all are scanned. Photographs with only a description can be requested by filling out a duplication request (see the link in the menu at the top of the page). Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906-present Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. Football Group, f1 Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 8x10 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Photo Collection Type The nature or genre of the resource image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940-09 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource photograph Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-005-football_group_f1-055 Title A name given to the resource Freshman football team Description An account of the resource Front Row: Harry Marks, Joe Bill Siphers, Alfred Dressman, Norvin Ber Rasnick, Franklin Reed, Warren Grob. Back Row: Walter Kurnik, Robert Goosens, Ted Benedett, Francis Haas, Larry Lehmann, Harold White, Gayle McConnell (Manager). football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/85699179b497e40422d6661d13551530.jpg 1d7b65b978d4caa231b1dd720ce01c77 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negatives Title A name given to the resource Freshman Football Mug Shots and Team Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-09 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-18727 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/06a5dc7bd8dc1e81d0ef3a9f70bfab14.jpg d4931e28635454daf57e9bd1ec000e3c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. numerical Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Football Trainers, Managers and Team Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982-11 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-24759 football football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/a30f14922c7966e7758ffcf65b921022.jpg b19431efde1c161851d2692bd45632d2 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-02596 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-05 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Team Photos football teams Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negative Collection - Series 1 Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the EKU photograph collection. The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also many images of athletics teams, players and events. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a duplication request. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-1998 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Relation A related resource EKU Negative Collection EKU Photograph Collection Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-021 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 4x5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection - Series 1 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-021-2258 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959 ca Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football team in various small groups. football teams Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negative Collection - Series 1 Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the EKU photograph collection. The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also many images of athletics teams, players and events. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a duplication request. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-1998 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Relation A related resource EKU Negative Collection EKU Photograph Collection Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-021 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 4x5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection - Series 1 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-021-4160 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1960-09 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football team and Small Groups of Players Description An account of the resource 4 images. football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/799c3738f63483642b839b8163b54341.jpg 1c706b6c7c074b8f8895bda393ad61bd Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 4x5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negatives Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-05355 Title A name given to the resource Football Team and Campus Buildings football teams power plants Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. numerical Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 64mm Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-36219 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Webb, Tim Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1998-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Team - group photos football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/c6dee800bf79272b897aca87bb679744.jpg b6ced0eb760f985900795c1aa8339289 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-01768 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1966-05 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Team football players football teams Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Color Transparencies Description An account of the resource This collection includes some of the earliest color images of Eastern's campus and faculty and students. Subjects include homecoming, classroom activities, student life and campus scenes. Most of the collection consists of 2x2 and 3x3 mounted slides, but also includes some film that was never mounted as well as some large format slides. The University seems to have used color transparencies for the color images that appeared at the front of the yearbook. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Color Transparencies Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1955-1997 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource color transparency Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-022 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. numerical Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Color Transparencies Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-022-ct2086 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1970 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Color Transparency Title A name given to the resource Football Team football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/136b40f0b814972dca19319ec5dcdf4a.jpg c9d652cf79bf79f0ddce9ed734940d96 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Color Transparencies Description An account of the resource This collection includes some of the earliest color images of Eastern's campus and faculty and students. Subjects include homecoming, classroom activities, student life and campus scenes. Most of the collection consists of 2x2 and 3x3 mounted slides, but also includes some film that was never mounted as well as some large format slides. The University seems to have used color transparencies for the color images that appeared at the front of the yearbook. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Color Transparencies Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1955-1997 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource color transparency Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-022 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. numerical Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Color Transparencies Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-022-ct1151 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1969 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Color Transparency Title A name given to the resource Football Team football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/6376b9d585b6d0c2de2a737b1765091c.jpg 32621780a23e2ff81cc6868a53b71d85 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 35mm Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negatives Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-08667 Title A name given to the resource Football Picture Day Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1970 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/2ab6bee163106610d5d50819627285a2.jpg 48577fb9c8589c4d6798e878ab7fa8ab Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-02708 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Picture Day Alumni Coliseum Commonwealth Hall football players football teams Hanger Stadium https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/5de3cf732b030fe9af3d4037d8bddea1.jpg d41b8182804226f581837aaa0fdb0652 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-02614 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Picture Day football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/6fd34bfebab54b478d53f6fe6400e50f.jpg f8254c6119bf80cd93937c9ca05e114c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-02613 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Picture Day football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/61eeabd6f9bb2ab23fc86cd140a76add.jpg 73547febf67f67324a7668959773bea0 https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/08de13f372e40c90610da9029f160380.jpg fb3a811b7bc8c033433c80a17be11aec Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-02612 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Picture Day football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/60bc1abb61e5ebea289d378798e6f58a.jpg 3b7d64caadf8dc472db6d90b78b8cd30 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-02611 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Picture Day football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/6aa505e77f50f8add3997a52a6f9298d.jpg 998824eebec35420f98b4e2bc141da5e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-02610 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Picture Day football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/d5888b53b51bc58e9aab5e326476b784.jpg aec2ec57d61589fedbb1bc4b0beae2f0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-02609 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Picture Day football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/c1cdf3ed46838fec35ae49e2645304ac.jpg 8b19390eb68650831d6a8132fb4518c5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 120 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-02608 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Picture Day football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/a19503dc75d69ada161fac2a9045ed4c.jpg f3eb766aa9d14e6041de76f4712ee79f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. numerical Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-25605 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Picture Day football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/33df4fb6ae2ed311f5671eb9dca8c84f.jpg dbdeed062450dd2fd98b1dc662354a4e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. numerical Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 35mm Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-33927 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1992-1993 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football Mugs (portraits) team (group) photos football players football teams https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/6287f587d444dc4184e1df23299f11c1.jpg 99c240bf7b00a48be3360efe9fed0646 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Color Transparencies Description An account of the resource This collection includes some of the earliest color images of Eastern's campus and faculty and students. Subjects include homecoming, classroom activities, student life and campus scenes. Most of the collection consists of 2x2 and 3x3 mounted slides, but also includes some film that was never mounted as well as some large format slides. The University seems to have used color transparencies for the color images that appeared at the front of the yearbook. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Color Transparencies Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1955-1997 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource color transparency Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-022 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. numerical Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 35mm Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Color Transparencies Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-022-ct3232 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Color Transparency Title A name given to the resource Football group portraits football teams Roy Kidd Stadium https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/files/original/af31a17588359bb156248bd7518e648c.jpg e962c1f7d6485fa32a371783eb930d7c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource EKU Negatives Subject The topic of the resource Eastern Kentucky University Description An account of the resource This collection consists of negatives of photographs of Eastern. These were taken by the university photographer and most are photographs that were taken for publication or promotion. Many of these negatives were printed and can be found in the <a href="https://digitalcollections.eku.edu/items/browse?collection=78">EKU photograph collection</a>.<br /><br />The collection includes photos of campus, events, students and faculty and staff. There are also some images of locations outside Eastern such as Cumberland Falls, Calumet Farm and the Garden of Hope.<br /><br />This inventory is not complete and many negatives can only be accessed by contacting Special Collections and Archives. Scans of negatives with only a description can be requested by filling out a <a href="https://archives.eku.edu/audio-visual-duplication-form" target="_blank" rel="noopener">duplication request</a>. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Eastern Kentucky University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-2001 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact <a href="mailto:archives.library@eku.edu">Special Collections and Archives</a>, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Type The nature or genre of the resource image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Location Folder title or box and folder where image can be found. numerical Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived EKU Negative Collection Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 0001-016-23895 Type The nature or genre of the resource image Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1981-08 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource negative Title A name given to the resource Football group photos football players football teams