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BULLDOG Football 2014 *BULLDOG Football 2014 *BULLDOG Football 2014

• This is the first meeting between Alabama A&M and UAB.

• UAB plays at Legion Field, AAMU is no strang-er to Legion Field. A&M is one of two teams that plays in the Magic City Classic in Birmingham.

• James Spady earned his firt win against Tuskegee.

ASWAC WEEKLY FOOTBALL TELECONFERENCE

The SWAC football coaches will be available on a weekly teleconference on Mondays from August 25 - November 17 from 10:00 am until Noon Central time. Each coach will be available for 10 minutes each week for questions and reviews.

Media representatives who wish to participate should call 1 (800) 977-8002. The participant code is 87446744#. A replay of each week’s tele-conference will be available each Tuesday on the conference’s website: www.swac.org.

TELECONFERENCE SCHEDULE10:00 a.m. SWAC News and Notes 10:05 a.m. James Spady • AAMU 10:15 a.m. Reggie Barlow • ASU10:25 a.m. Jay Hobson • Alcorn10:35 a.m. Monte Coleman • UAPB 10:45 a.m. Doug Williams • GSU 10:55 a.m. Rick Comegy • JSU 11:05 a.m. Karl Morgan • MVSU 11:15 a.m. Heishma Northern • PVAMU 11:25 a.m. Dawson Odums • SU 11:35 a.m. Darrell Ausberry • TSU

2014 STATSAAMU CATEGORY NCAT21 First Downs 0 8 Rushing 09 Passing 0 4 Penalty 0 9-74 Penalties - Yds 0 3-2 Fumbles - Lost 0 47 Rushing Att. 0169 Rushing Yards 0 0 Rushing TD’s 03.1 Yards per Rush 0

102.5 Rushing Yds/Game 0 14-33-0 Pass Comp-Att-Int 0212 Passing Yards 01 Passing TD’s 015.1 Passing Yds/Game 0353 Total Offense 04.6 Total Offense/Play 0 80 Total Offense/Game 013 Total Points 07-19 3rd Down Conv. 02-5 4th Down Conv 0

James Spady

This is will be head coach James Spady first season as a

head coach after 20 years in the coaching ranks. Career Record: 0-0 (1stseasons)Alabama A&M Record: 0-1 (1st seasons)

On the AirThe 2013 James Spady coaches radio show is broadcasted live at 6 p.m. every Thursday at Buffalo Wild Wings at 5901 University Drive. If you can’t make the broadcast you can listen to the show on 90.9 FM WJAB.

The Alabama A&M Football Review television can be seen on Sunday’s at 10:00 p.m. on Fox channel 54.

InterviewsPlease joins us on Mondays at 12 p.m. in the Lobby of the George Hobson fieldhouse for the Bulldog Noon presser.

All Alabama A&M football games are carried live on WJAB-FM 90.9 in the Huntsville area. Air time is 30 minutes prior to kickoff. The games are also carried on WJAB’s on-line link around the world. Play-by-Play: Ted Dixie

Color Commentator: Bud McLaughlinProduction: Michael Burns

SWAC CHAMPIONS • 2006SWAC Eastern Division

Champions 2011 • 2009 • 2006 • 2005 • 2002 •

2000

Alabama A&M Football 2014

Website: www.aamusports.com • Facebook: www.facebook.com/ALABAMA-A&M-BULLDOGS • Twitter: @AAMUBULLDOGS


August 31 North Carolina State Univ. Orlando, FL Bright House Network L 47-13 (10th MEAC/SWAC Challenge)

September 6 Tuskegee University Tuskegee, AL Cleve L. Abbott Mem. W 30-17

September 13 University of Alabama-Birmingham Birmingham, AL Legion Field 2:30 p.m.

September 20 Texas Southern University Houston, TX BBVA Compass Stadium 7:00 p.m.

September 27 Mississippi Valley State University Itta Bena, MS Rice-Totten Stadium 4:00 p.m.

October 4 Grambling State University Huntsville, AL Louis Crews Stadium 1:00 p.m. (Homecoming & Louis Crews Classic)

October 11 Southern University Huntsville, AL Louis Crews Stadium 1:00 p.m. (Hall of Fame Game)

October 25 Alabama State University Birmingham, AL Legion Field 2:30 p.m. (73rdMagic City Classic)

November 1 Jackson State University Jackson, MS Veterans Memorial 6:00 p.m.

November 8 Alcorn State University Huntsville, AL Louis Crews Stadium 1:00 p.m.

November 15 Prairie View University Huntsville, AL Louis Crews Stadium 1:00 p.m.

November 22 Univ. of Arkansas Pine-Bluff Pine Bluff, AR Golden Lions Stadium 2:30 p.m.

December 13 SWAC Championship Game Houston, TX Reliant Stadium TBA

2014 Schedule

2013 SEASON HONORS

Week 1 Robert NelsonSWAC Defensive Player of the Week

College Sports Madness.com SWAC Defensive Player of the WeekCollege Football Performance Award Honorable Mention

Week 4 Brandon EldemireCollege Football Performance Award Honorable Mention

Week 4 Lawrence BarnettCollege Football Performance Award Honorable Mention

Week 5 Robert NelsonCollege Sports Madness.com SWAC Defensive Player of the Week

Week 5 Chartavious KeithCollege Football Performance Award Honorable Mention

Week 6 Tremaine ShepherdCollege Football Performance Award Honorable Mention

Week 9 Reginald BaileyCollege Football Performance Award Honorable Mention

Week 10 Jonathan DorseyCollege Football Performance Award Honorable Mention

Week 10 Rashad AndersonSWAC Specialist of the Week

Week 10 Chris ErvinCollege Sports Madness.com SWAC Defensive Player of the Week

Week 11 Montaurius SmithCollege Football Performance Award Honorable Mention

Week 12 Barrington ScottCollege Sports Madness.com SWAC Offensive Player of the Week

College Football Performance Award Honorable Mention

LOCATION OF BULLDOG COACHES DURING THE GAME

On The Field:James Spady, Head Coach

Bryan Cummings, Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive Line Andy Fuller, Assistant Head Coach/Running backs

Matt Sanders, Secondary Coach / RecruitingBrent Pradia, Defensive Backs

Rashad Harris, Strength / ConditioningHank Harris, Equipment

In The Press Box:Reggie Johnson, Defensive Coordinator/LB’s

Phil Dorn, Offensive Coordinator / Offensive Line Ashley Lelie, Wide ReceiversWillie Totten, Quarterbacks


Quarterback• Brandon Wells played the first half and most of the fourth quarter in his first Magic City Classic. The redshirt-sophomore completed three passes on 10 attempts for 27 yards and a TD. He also rushed for 10 yards vs. Alabama St. Against Southern University, he was 13 of 27 for 129 yards with a pick and a TD. He also rushed for 34 yards on 16 carries. He started his fourth contest of his career and finished 3 of 16 for 56 yards and 4 interceptions vs. Valley on Homecoming. Wells came into the fourth quarter vs. Texas Southern and ran in the winning TD to give the Bulldogs a 12-10 win. He also completed a pass on third and 6 to set up the go-ahead touchdown. He began his career as the starting quarterback at A&M with a 23-9 win over Grambling State. Wells finished 15 for 28 with two touchdowns and an interception. Versus Tuskegee Wells went 18-37 for 217 yards. He also totaled 35 yards on 10 carries. Likely his worst game, Wells went 1 for 3 with two interceptions vs. South Carolina State.

• Jaymason Lee went 16 of 29 for a season high 349 yards and 3 TDs vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff for his second win as a starter. Against Jackson State, he was 10 of 29 for 195 yards and 2 TDs. He once again came in and led the team to their first TD of the game on four plays. He went 11 for 20 for 150 yards and 3 TDs vs. Alcorn. Lee came into his first contest vs. Alabama St. in the second half and finished 10 of 22 for 153 yards and an interception. He started his second game vs. Texas Southern but was knocked out after going 9 of 23 for 90 yards and a touchdown. He started his first Division I contest and finished 15 of 28 for 224 yards and two touchdowns vs. Prairie View A&M. Lee made his Division I debut when he came into the con-test vs. SCSU after Wells was injured. He finished the game 13 for 33 for 187 yards.

Running back• Brandon Eldemire finished with five carries for 65 yards vs. Alcorn. Eldemire rushed for 58 yards on 10 carries vs. Alabama State. He carried the ball 15 times for 89 yards leading A&M against Southern. The Miami, Fla. native rushed the ball 10 times and earned 57 yards and the only touchdown vs. MVSU. Eldemire carried the ball for 83 yards on 6 carries and a score. He posted a long rush of 64 yards for the TD vs. TSU. He enjoyed his best game in the Maroon & White totaling 154 yards and a TD on 9 carries vs. PVAMU. He was recognized by the College Football Performance Awards for his accomplish-ments. He carried the ball once for six yards vs. SCSU. He rushed for 21 yards on 10 carries after starting his first contest of the year. His longest was 12 yards while he averaged 2.1 per carry. Eldemire finished with 10 yards on five carries vs. TU. He has collected 548 yards on 71 carries with three touchdowns. He is averaging 7.7 yards a carry.

Wide Receiver• Montaurius Smith collected 7 passes for 114 yards and a TD vs. UAPB. Against Jackson State, he caught 5 passes for 124 yards and 2 TDs for season highs in yards and receptions. He finished with 5 catches for 81 yards. against Alcorn State Smith caught 4 passes for 58 yards and the lone TD in the MCC. He collected 7 receptions for 82 yards vs. SU. The red-shirt junior led the team for the fourth straight week with 7 receptions for 53 yards vs. TSU. The Birmingham native secured his first 100 yard receiving game vs. PV with seven catches. He once again led the team with 4 catches for 68 yards vs. South Carolina State. He was double teamed throughout the contest but still managed to catch two passes for 32 yards and a touchdown vs. GSU. The junior led the team with five receptions for 59 yards vs. TU. He currently leads the team with 53 receptions for 772 yards and 5 TD’s.

• Lee found 6 different players for catches against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Against Alabama State, 7 different receivers caught the ball - Smith, Ross, Upshaw, Dorsey, Milton, Eldemire and Pride all made a reception in the Magic City Classic. Wells also hit 7 different receivers against Grambling State. Against Tuskegee, Wells connected with 6 different receivers while a season-high 8 receivers caught a pass vs. South Carolina State.

Offensive Line• With 4 new starters on the offensive line, the Bulldogs gave up 19 sacks while clearing the way for 1,778 rushing yards and 2,090 passing yards. In their worst showing the O-line gave up five sacks and was only able to rush for minus-3 rushing yards. against South Carolina State.

2014 Bulldog Bites

Defensive Line • Against Jackson State, Anthony Lanier had 5 tackles, 2 tackles for loss for 5 yards, and a fumble recovery. He had 4 tackles with 1 for a loss of a yard in the Magic City Classic. He led the team with 7 tackles including 5 for a loss of six yards against Mississippi Valley State. He finished with 5 tackles with 1 for a loss of a yard vs. Texas Southern. Lanier posted 6 stops against Prairie View A&M and totaled 8 stops with 2 for a loss of 4 yards against South Carolina State. Lanier finished the season with 49 tackles, 15 for a loss of 30 yards, a sack for seven yards, a pass breakup, a pass defended, a fumble recovery, and three quarterback hurries.

• Corey Johnson had four tackles vs. Prairie View A&M. He collected a career-high 10 tackles with a forced fumble and a tackle for loss of three yards South Carolina State. He posted five tackles, one for a loss of seven yards, a sack and two quarterback hurries against Tuskegee. He totaled 24 tackles, 4 for a loss of 12 yards, 2 sacks for 8 yards and 3 quarterback hurries.

Linebackers• Conard Johnson collected 7 tackles, 2 TFL’s for 4 yards and a sack against Jackson State. He finished with 8 tackles and a tackle for loss against Alcorn. Johnson tied for the lead in stops with 7 and 2 tackles for loss for 5 yards against Southern. He commanded five stops against Mississippi Valley State and added 6 tackles with 1 for a loss of a yard against Texas Southern. The Fort Lauderdale, Fla., native secured 9 tackles with 1 for a loss of a yard against South Carolina State. He posted 5 tackles (4 assisted and 1 solo) with 1 for a loss of 2 yards against Grambling State. Johnson collected 6 assisted stops and has totaled 45 tackles with 7 for a loss of 5 yards. He was second on the team with 67 tackles, 12 for a loss of 28 yards, 2 sacks and a pass breakup.

Defensive Back• A. J. Clark finished with 5 tackles against Jackson State and had 4 tackles vs. Southern. The junior led the team with 9 tackles with one for a loss of 8 yards against Texas Southern. He had a season-high 8 tackles against South Carolina State. He had 2 pass breakups and 5 tackles against Grambling State. He finished fourth on the team with 50 tackles, a pair of passes defended and 3 tackles for a loss of 9 yards.

Punter / Kicker• Rashad Anderson got his season off on the right foot as he averaged more than 40 yards a punt against Grambling State. During the season, the Hazel Green High graduate hit several beyond 50 yards - including a 65-yarder against Alcorn State - and was able to pin down opponents with 16 landing inside the 20. Against South Carolina State, Anderson averaged 40.4 yards on 5 punts with 3 being downed inside the 20. He finished the season with a 35.4 yards per punt average.

• Cesar Diaz-Ramon hit 5 of 12 field goals attempts with a long of 38 yards. He was 0 for 2 from 40 to 49 yards and 3 for 7 from 30 to 39 yards out. He was most successful inside 30 yards, hitting 2 of 3 from 20 to 29 yards out. Diaz-Ramon also hit 13 of 15 point-after attempts.

2014 Bulldog Bites


AAMU Football Media Resources

MONDAY PRESS CONFERENCE:

This season the A&M coaches and players will be available to the media noon on Mondays. The team will review the previous contests and talk about the upcoming game. All members os the press are invited to attend.

SWAC WEEKLY TELECONFERENCE:

The SWAC football coaches will be available on a weekly teleconference on Mondays from August 26 - November 18 from 10:00 am until Noon Central time. Each coach will be available for 10 minutes each week for questions and reviews.

Media representatives who wish to participate should call 1 (800) 977-8002. The participant code is 87446744#. A replay of each week’s teleconference will be available each Tuesday on the conference’s website: www.swac.org.

TELECONFERENCE SCHEDULE:10:00 a.m. SWAC News and Notes 10:05 a.m. James Spady • AAMU 10:15 a.m. Reggie Barlow • ASU10:25 a.m. Jay Hobson • Alcorn10:35 a.m. Monte Coleman • UAPB 10:45 a.m. Broderick Fobbs • GSU 10:55 a.m. Harold Jackson • JSU 11:05 a.m. Rick Comegy • MVSU 11:15 a.m. Heishma Northern • PVAMU 11:25 a.m. Dawson Odums • SU 11:35 a.m. Darrell Ausberry • TSU

AAMUSPORTS.COM:

Everything you need to know about Bulldog Football can be found on the AAMU’s official athletics site, aamusports.com. On the front page, look for “Football”under the “Sports” menu and follow the links for all the informa-tion.

RADIO /TV:

All Alabama A&M football games are carried live on WJAB-FM 90.9. The pregame show airs 30 minutes before kickoff. The games are also carried on WJAB’s on-line link around the world.

http://tunein.com/radio/WJAB-909-s29739/

Play-by-Play: Ted Dixie

The Alabama A&M Football Review television can be seen on Sundays on WZDX Fox 54.

COACH’S SHOW:

The Coach Spady Show, with Bulldogs’ play-by-play announcer Ted Dixie and Producer Mike Burns, will air each Thursday on WJAB 90.9-FM from 6-7 p.m. live from Buffalo Wild Wings in Madison Square Mall.

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2014 Heritage Sports Radio Network Poll Team (First-place votes) Rd Pts PR

1 Bethune-Cookman (7) 1-0 146 22 Tennessee State (6) 1-0 138 13 South Carolina State (1) 1-0 133 34 North Carolina A&T 1-0 104 105 Alcorn State 1-0 92 56 Jackson State 1-0 72 87 Morgan State 0-1 44 8 Texas Southern 1-0 40 9 Southern 0-1 39 410 Alabama State Hornets 0-1 33 7 2014 BoxtoRow HBCU Football Coaches PollRk School W-L Pts. Rk1. Bethune-Cookman (12) 1-0 165 22. Tennessee State (5) 1-0 153 13. South Carolina State 1-0 134 34. Alcorn State 1-0 103 55. North Carolina A&T 1-0 98 86. Jackson State 1-0 86 77. Southern 0-1 57 48. Alabama State 0-1 42 69. Prairie View A&M 0-1 22 910. Texas Southern 1-0 21

2014 Sheridan Broadcasting Network Poll Team (First-place votes) Pts #1 Vts Rd 1. Bethune-Cookman 246 (13) 1-02. South Carolina State 237 (9) 1-03. *Tennessee State 218 (5) 1-04. Alcorn State 179 (3) 1-05. North Carolina A&T 155 1-06. Tuskegee Golden 121 0-07. Jackson State 92 1-08. Southern 53 0-19. Winston-Salem State 39 0-010. Morgan State 33 0-1

Bulldogs in the Polls

2014 Sports Network FCS Football Poll

Team (First-place votes) 2014 Rd Pts PreRk

1. North Dakota State Bison (93) 1-0 3830 2

2. Eastern Washington Eagles (63) 2-0 3804 1

3. Southeastern Louisiana Lions 1-0 3553 3

4. Montana Grizzlies 0-1 3064 5

5. Coastal Carolina Chanticleers 1-0 3028 7

6. New Hampshire Wildcats 0-1 2998 4

7. McNeese State Cowboys 0-0 2661 8

8. Northern Iowa Panthers 0-1 2634 9

9. Jacksonville State Gamecocks 0-1 2580 6

10.Villanova Wildcats 0-1 2488 12

11.Fordham Rams 1-0 2423 11

12.South Dakota State Jackrabbits 0-1 2242 10

13.Chattanooga Mocs 0-1 1793 14

14.Tennessee State Tigers 1-0 1701 15

15.Sam Houston State Bearkats 1-1 1484 17

16.Eastern Illinois Panthers 0-1 1402 16

17.Richmond Spiders 1-0 1323 20

18.Bethune-Cookman Wildcats 1-0 1109 22

19.Furman Paladins 1-0 1004 21

20.Montana State Bobcats 0-1 965 18

21.William & Mary Tribe 0-1 945 19

22.Towson Tigers 0-1 829 13

23.Youngstown State Penguins 0-1 540 24

24.Maine Black Bears 1-0 469 25

25.Northern Arizona Lumberjacks 0-1 352 23

Others receiving votes: Southern Illinois 323, South Caro-

lina State 176, Liberty 141, Central Arkansas 126, Central

Connecticut State 107, Wofford 94, Princeton 64, Samford

62, Cal Poly 54, Delaware 44, Harvard 42, James Madison

37, Southern Utah 37, Charleston Southern 23, Gardner-

Webb 19, Missouri State 15, Alcorn State 13, Sacred

Heart 12, North Carolina A&T 12, Stephen F. Austin 11,

Southern 10, Alabama State 9, Norfolk State 2, San Diego

1, Sacramento State 1, Indiana State 1, Murray State 1


ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITYlocation: Huntsville, AL 35762founded: 1875enrollment: 6,000nickname: Bulldogsschool colors: Maroon & Whitestadium: Louis Crewscapacity: 21,000surface: Matrix Artificial Turfaffiliation: NCAA Division I (FCS)conference: Southwestern Ath. president: Dr. Andrew Hugine, Jr.office phone: (256) 372-4757faculty rep.: Dr. Larry McDanieloffice phone: (256) 372-4285athletics director: Bryan Hicksalma mater/year: Ala. A&M, 1992office phone: (256) 372-5364sr woman admin.: Dr. Renae Mylesoffice phone: (256) 372-4759sports medicine: Jessie Zucnickoffice phone: (256) 372-4011ath. dept. ph: (256) 372-4001ath. dept. fax: (256) 372-5372

FOOTBALL HISTORYfirst year of football: 1911years in post-season play: 8all-time bowl/playoff recorded: 2-7last app.: 2011 SWAC Title Gameresult: AAMU 15, Grambling 16all-time record: 402-373-31

COACHING STAFFhead coach: James Spadyalma mater/yr: UTEP, 1995overall record/yrs: 0-0 (1st year)school record/yrs: 0-0 (1st year)email adr.: [email protected] phone: (256) 372-4014office fax: (256) 372-5373best time to contact: Monday noon presser

Assistant Coachesdefensive coord/lbs: Reggie Johnsonoff. coord/off. line: Phil Dorn def. line/spec. teams: Bryan Cummingsdefensive backs: Brent Pradiawide receivers/aca: Ashley Lelieahc/runningbacks/video: Andy Fullerrecruiting/Secondary: Matt Sandersquarterbacks: Willie Totten

Football Administrationequipment: Henry Harrisstrength and cond.: Rashad Harrisoffice admini.: Bertha Bowersoperations: Sierra Yoakum

2014 TEAM INFORMATION2013 record: 4-8SWAC record: 4-5 (SWAC East 4th)basic offense: Pistolbasic defense: 4-3

Starters: Return Lost LettersOffense 7 4 17 ret / 7 lostDefense 6 6 15 ret / 8 lostSpecialty 2 2 2 ret / 2 lost

SPORTS INFORMATION / MEDIA RELATIONSdirector: TBAalma mater/year: TBAoffice phone: (256) 372-4005e-mail:

assist. director: Oralia Washingtonalma mater/year: St. Pauls College, 2000office phone: (256) 372-4550e-mail: [email protected]

graduate assistant: Celeste Robertsalma mater/year: Alabama A&M, 2012office phone: (256) 372-4550e-mail: [email protected]

office location: Louis Crews Stadiumoffice fax: (256) 372-5919press box phone: (256) 372-5153web site: www.aamusports.comtwitter: www.twitter.com/aamubulldogsfacebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Alabama-AM-Bulldogs/mailing address: 4900 Meridian St. T.M. Elmore Gym, Box 17 P.O. Box 1597, Normal, AL 35762

Print/Broadcast Media in HuntsvilleThe local newspaper that covers the Bulldogs in-depth, is The Huntsville Times. The Times’ coverage is led by A&M beat writer Mark McCarter.

Three major television stations also cover the Bulldogs’ every move. The major affili-

ates of ABC (WAAY-31; Mark Freeman, sports director), CBS (WHNT-19; Ryan Cody, sports anchor), and NBC (WAFF-48; Scott Theisen, sports director) are all major contributors to the local coverage for Alabama A&M football.

Louis Crews Stadium PressboxThe home of the Alabama A&M Bulldogs is Louis Crews Stadium, and the gameday home to media members is the pressbox on the west side of the stadium. The pressbox is located on the second level of the facility and is accessible via the elevators located in the main ticket lobby. With tiered seating available for nearly 50 working press, courtesy phone lines for radio broadcasts, and high-speed internet connections (including wireless access), the pressbox is fully equipped to handle any media request.

Credential RequestsAll media credential requests are handled by the sports information office, Brandon Willis, director. All requests should be made by filling out the online application at least seven days prior to the event.

Working Press Area ConductIn accordance with NCAA and Southwestern Athletic Conference regulations, the working press area is to remain a neutral environment. No cheering is allowed at any time. Failure to abide by these standards may result in forfeiture of credentials and expulsion from the working press area.

Phone InterviewsThe A&M Sports Information office will make every attempt to fulfill phone interview requests for out-of-town media members. However, some requests may not be granted based on academic schedules and other team responsibilities. Mondays (after 9 a.m. CST) are most conducive to the team’s weekly schedule.

Interview requests for head coach James Spady, his staff and A&M players should be directed to Brandon Willis. To make a request by phone, call 256-372-4005.

Quick Facts • Contact Information


no name pos ht wt cl hometown / last school

1 Brandon Eldemire RB 5-8 175 R-So. Miami, Fla. / Krop2 Tajze Battle DB 5-10 175 Fr. Birmingham, Ala3 Damion May QB 6-1 190 Fr. Biloxi, Miss.4 Montaurius Smith WR 6-0 170 R-Jr. Birmingham, Ala. / Jackson-Olin 5 Brandon Wells QB 6-3 190 R-So. Calera, Ala. / Calera 6 Jordan Puente PK 6-1 215 R-So. San Luis, Mexico / 7 Danny Johnson DB 6-2 185 Fr. Huntsville, Ala8 A. J. Clark DB 6-2 185 R-Jr. Pensacola, Fla. / Pine Forest 9 Tevin McKenzie WR 5-10 185 Jr. Mobile, Ala.10 Jaymason Lee QB 6-1 215 Jr. Honolulu, Haw. / Mesa CC 11 William Pritchett LB 6-0 200 Fr. Mobile, Ala. / Davidson HS12 Roderick Randolph WR 6-1 210 Fr. Madison, Ala/Bob Jones13 Devon Johnson WR 6-1 180 Fr. Huntsville, Ala/JOJohnson14 Cesar Ramon K 5-10 165 Fr. Stevenson, Ala. / N. Jackson HS 16 Rashad Anderson DB 5-10 160 R-Fr. Hazel Green, Ala. / Hazel Green 17 Chris Leachman QB 6-3 180 R-Jr. Long Beach, Calif. / Long Beach 18 Corey Cockrell DB 5-9 181 Fr. Bessemer, Ala. / Bessemer City HS19 O’Darius Williams WR 6-0 170 R-Fr. Montgomery, Ala. / Jeff Davis 20 Dexter Reese DB 5-9 150 Fr. Roanoke, Ala./Handley21 Marcus Dozier DB 5-9 187 Jr. Huntsville, Ala. / Sparkman 23 Derrick Harris DB 5-10 170 Sr. Stone Mountain, Ga. / Stone Mo.24 Justin Brown DB 6-0 245 Fr. Huntsville, Ala.25 Nick Carden K 6-3 190 Fr. Huntsville, Ala26 Austin Jones DB 6-0 175 R-Fr. Riverwoods, Illi. / Deerfield27 Jamel Morris DB 5-9 160 Jr. Tuscumbia, Ala. / Deshler28 Joshua Woods SS 5-11 185 So. Auburn, Ala. / Auburn HS29 Antonio Carey DB 5-10 150 Fr. Dallas, Texas / LG Pinkston HS30 Brendan Johnson RB 5-7 180 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. / Carver31 Bryan Bower RB 5-10 210 Fr. Millbrook, Ala. / Stanhope Elmore 32 Bryan Brower LB 5-10 210 Fr. Millbrook, Ala. / Stanhope Elmore 33 Darrin Graham DB 6-1 200 R-So. Russellville, Ala. / Russellville34 Devonte Simon LB 5-11 170 Fr. Redford, Ala35 Juaquin Davis RB 5-6 160 Fr. Garland, Texas / Naamen Forest36 Charles Buchannon LB 5-10 225 Fr. Tampa, Fla39 Wayne Craig RB 5-6 160 Fr. Birmingham, Ala. / Locus Fork40 Ladarion Heath WR 6-4 195 Fr. Phoenix City, Ala41 Lorenzo Jackson WR 6-2 195 Fr. Phoenix City, Ala42 Kevin Atwood LB 6-3 245 Fr. Montgomery, Ala43 Daveon Dillard LB 5-10 205 Fr. Mobile, Ala 44 Alvintae Kirksey RB 6-1 226 Fr. Mobile, Ala./Murphy45 Tavion Thompson TE 6-5 245 Fr. Jackson, Miss46 Jemel Harper TE 6-1 210 Fr. Madison, Ala

no name pos ht wt cl hometown / last school

51 Devin Andrews LS 6-2 255 Fr. Huntsville, Ala/Bob Jones52 Kenneth Davis LB 5-10 225 Fr. Birmingham, Ala 53 Germaine Calmes LB 6-1 230 R-So. Matteson, Ill./Rich Central 54 Conard Johnson LB 6-0 230 Fr. Orlando, Fla 56 Embrel Vaughn LB 6-0 228 Rf. Jackson, Ala/Jackson58 David Dagrin DL 6-3 200 R-So. Miami, Fla/Jackson59 Chazz Wilson OL 6-2 285 So. New Orleans, La/John Curtis60 Tyler Davis OL 6-2 290 Fr. Huntsville, Ala61 Courtney Brown OL 6-0 290 RFr. Birmingham, Ala./Lovejoy62 Akeem Samuels OL 6-2 280 Fr. Miami, Fla./American63 Jawanza Vickers DL 6-2 295 Fr. Enterprise, Ala 64 Baron Hobbs, Jr. OL 6-2 290 Jr. St. Louis, Missouri/LA Valley JC65 Austin Boyle OL 6-1 300 R-So. Huntsville, Ala./Buckhorn66 Adrian Saterfield OL 6-3 290 Jr. Milton, FL /New Mexico Military68 Alan Cruz OL 6-5 328 R-Jr. Huntsville, Ala./Buckhorn 70 Devin Dobbins OL 6-1 310 RFr. Oklahoma City, Okla./Millwood71 James Driver OL 6-6 314 So. Queens, N.Y./Campus Magnet74 Winston Hunt OL 6-7 310 R-Jr. Wetumpka, Ala./New Mexico JC76 Austin Simmons OL 6-7 350 Fr. Montgomery, Ala./ Ala Christian 78 Malcolm Johnson OL 6-2 300 Fr. Jonesboro, Ga./LoveJoy81 Clarence Jones TE 6-2 280 So. Kansas City, Mo./Olathe N.W.82 Justin Jackson WR 6-3 185 So. Daphne, Ala./Daphne HS83 Derrick Square WR 6-3 181 R-So. Birmingham, Ala./Parker84 Kalias Robertson WR 6-4 187 Fr. Tuscaloosa, Ala./Central85 Raener Ayers Fleming TE 6-3 230 Jr. Birmingham, Ala 87Jonathan Dorsey TE 6-6 215 Jr. Tuskegee, Ala.88 Octayvius Miles WR 5-7 165 Fr. Birmingham, Ala./Pleasant Grove90 Anthony Lanier DL 6-6 260 R-So. Savannah, Ga./Jenkins92 Dominique Wright DL 6-2 220 R-Jr. Hallandale, Fla./Hallandale 93 Areka Jackson DL 6-3 300 R-So. Valley, Ala./Valley94 Ricky Clarke DL 6-2 325 Fr. Athens, Ga./Cedar Shoals98 Jordan Puente PK 6-1 215 So. San Luis Mexico/Columbia 99 Corey Johnson DL 6-3 205 So. Anniston, Ala./Anniston

Breakdown: States: Alabama (34); Georgia (8); Florida (8); California (5); Tennessee (1); Texas (2); New York (2); Kentucky (1);Illinois (2); Indiana (2); Mississippi (1); Oklahoma (1).

Position: Offense - QB (3); RB (4); FB (2); WR (9); TE (2); OL (7); PK (2); Defense - DL (9); LB (9); DB (15); ; LS(1).Year: Seniors (16); Juniors (19); Sophomores (10); Freshmen (15).

2014 Bulldog Numerical Roster

Seniors

2014 Bulldog Depth Chart & Alphabetical RosterOffensive 2-Deep Roster

Quarterback 10 Jaymason Lee (6-1, 215, Jr.)5 Brandon Wells (6-3, 190, R-So.)

Tailback 1 Brandon Eldemire (5-8, 175, R-So) 31 Bryan Bower (5-8, 210, Fr.)

Wide Receiver (Z)13 Devin Johnson (5-8, 175, Fr) 9 Tevin McKenzie (5-8, 210, Fr.)

Wide Receiver (A) 4 Montaurius Smith (6-0, 170, R-Jr.) 9 Tevin McKenzie (5-10, 185, Jr.)

Wide Receiver (X) 82 Justin Jackson (6-3, 185, So.)19 O’Darius Williams (6-0, 170, Jr)

Tight End 84 Kalias Robertson (6-4, 187, Fr.) 87 Jonathan Dorsey (6-6, 215, Jr.)

Left Tackle 74 Winston Hunt (6-7, 310, So.) 78 Malcolm Johnson (6-2, 300, Fr.)

Left Guard 61 Courtney Brown (6-0, 290, R-Fr.) 65 Austin Boyd (6-1, 300, So.)

Center 66 Adrian Saterfield (6-3, 290, Jr.) 70 Devin Dobbins (6-2, 310, Fr.)

Right Guard 62 Akeem Sameuls (6-2, 280, Fr.) 64 Baron Hobbs (6-2, 290, Jr.)

Right Tackle 68 Alan Cruz (6-2, 270, R-Jr.) 60 Tyler Davis (6-4, 285, Fr.)

Specialist Punter 25 Nick Carden (6-3, 190, Fr.) Placekicker 14 Cesar Ramon (5-10, 165, Fr.) Long Snapper 51 Devin Andrews (6-0, 215, Fr.)

Defensive 2-Deep Roster Left End 53 Germaine Calmes (6-3, 255, So.)92 Dominique Wright (6-2, 220, Jr.)

Left Tackle 90 Anthony Lanier (6-6, 260, R-So.) 63 Jawanza Vickers (6-2, 280, R-Jr.)

Right Tackle 93 Areka Jackson (6-3, 325, R-So.) 63 Jawanza Vickers (6-2, 280, R-Jr.)

Right End 58 David Dagrin (6-2, 200, So.) 99 Corey Johnson (6-3, 200, R-So.)

Linebacker (Mike) 32 Bryan Bower (5-10, 210, Fr.) 54 Conard Johnson (6-0, 235, Jr.)

Linebacker (Sam) 56 Embril Vaugh (6-0, 228, R-Fr.) Linebacker (Will) 47 Diondre Lewis(5-9, 187, Jr.) 33 Darrien Graham (6-1, 200, R-So.)

Strong Safety 6 Justin Lucas (5-10, 187, GS.) 8 A.J. Clark (6-4, 220, Jr.)

Free Safety 27 Jamel Morris (5-9, 160, Jr.) 7 Danny Johnson (5-9, 160, Fr.)

Left Corner 20 Dexter Reese (5-9, 150, Fr.)2 Tajze Battle (5-10, 175, Fr.)

Right Corner 34 Devonte Simon (5-11, 170, Fr.) 16 Rashad Anderson (5-9, 175, R-Jr)

Specialist Punt Returner 4 Montariuas Smith ( 6-0, 170, R-Jr.)

Kickoff Return 4 Montarius Smith (6-0, 170, R-Jr.)


16 Rashad Anderson 85 Raener Ayers Fleming64 Baron Hobbs, Jr. 65 Austin Boyle 31 Bryan Brower 32 Byran Brower 61 Courtney Brown 53 Germaine Calmes 29 Antonio Carey 94 Ricky Clarke 18 Corey Cockrell 39 Wayne Craig 68 Alan Cruz 58 David Dagrin 35 Juaquin Davis 70 Devin Dobbins 21 Marcus Dozier 71 James Driver 37 Brandon Eldemire 80 Stephen Freeman 33 Darrin Graham 43 Jimel Harper 23 Quinton High 74 Winston Hunt 8 A. J. Clark 93 Areka Jackson 82 Justin Jackson 88 Lorenzo Jackson 99 Corey Johnson 78 Malcolm Johnson 49 Virgin Johnson 72 Anthony Jones 26 Austin Jones 81 Clarence Jones 45 Tommy Jones 44 Alvintae Kirksey 90 Anthony Lanier 17 Chris Leachman 10 Jaymason Lee 47 Diondre Lewis 41 Justin Lucas 67 Nhan Mai

89 Tevin McKenzie 27 Jamel Morris 24 Quentin Parks 40 Joseph Porter 11 William Pritchett 6 Jordan Puente 14 Cesar Ramon 48 Dexter Reese 84 Kalias Robertson 62 Akeem Samuels 20 Joshua Sandlin 66 Adrian Saterfield 73 Jordan Shelton 76 Austin Simmons 4 Montaurius Smith 83 Derrick Square 57 Cedric Tigner 56 Embrel Vaughn 5 Brandon Wells 19 O’Darius Williams 59 Chaz Wilson 28 Joshua Woods 92 Dominique Wright


James Spady enters his first season on “The Hill” as head football coach.

He coached the last three years at the University of Nevada, including a strong 2013 campaign that saw the Wolf Pack produce one of the top tight ends in the Mountain West Conference in John Mackey Award semifinalist Zach Sudfeld.

Spady is no stranger to developing talent. In his first year, he guided All-WAC tight end Virgil Green, who was picked in the 2011 NFL Draft by the Denver Broncos. Green, a multi-year starter, proved himself to be one of the best tight ends in program history during his career in Reno. Green, who played in more than 50 games in his career at Nevada, caught 72 passes in his career for 939 yards and 11 touchdowns while also serving as a devastating blocker in the run game.

In 2012, Spady guided one of the best comeback stories in college football as Sudfeld came back for a sixth season in his injury-riddled career at Nevada to start every game and become a semifi-nalist for the Mackey Award. Sudfeld earned All-Mountain West second-team honors as he caught 45 passes for 598 yards and set a school record for most touchdowns by a tight end with eight.

In his collegiate career at the University of Texas-El Paso, Spady was a four-year starter and twice earned first-team All-WAC honors at center. He was recently honored by named to the Miners’ Centennial Team. After a three-year career in the Arena Football League, Spady returned to UTEP to begin his coaching career.

He spent 11 seasons with the Miners helping to develop both the offensive and defensive lines,

as well as the tight ends. Spady coached the tight ends at UTEP from 1996-1999 when he aided in the development of Brian Natkin, a consensus All-American in 2000.

From 1993-1995, Spady was a student/graduate assistant coach working with both the offensive and defensive lines. Spady was the defensive line coach at UTEP from 2000-2003 and returned to the offensive side of the ball during the 2003 season when he took over the tight ends.

He came to Reno after three successful seasons as the offensive coordinator at Grambling State. During his time with the Tigers, the team grew offensively and reached the SWAC champion-ship game in his first year. Grambling State led the SWAC in a number of offensive categories and a handful of Tigers players set school records and earned all-conference accolades.

Spady went to Grambling State after one season (2006) at North Carolina Central, where he helped the Eagles to a perfect 11-0 season and a trip to the NCAA Division II playoffs. NCCU finished the season ranked fourth in the nation in the D-II Top 25 poll. NCCU led its confer-ence in 12 offensive statistical categories and Spady’s offensive line yielded just 10 sacks in 289 pass attempts.

Prior to his stint at North Carolina Central, Spady spent two seasons as the offensive line coach at South Carolina State from 2004 to 2005. Under Spady’s tutelage, the offensive line cleared the way for 9,049 yards of total offense and 34.7 points per game during the 2004-05 seasons.

In addition to his collegiate coaching duties, Spady is also an avid student of the game as he has served two NFL Minority Internships with the Green Bay Packers in 1997 and in 1999 with the Philadelphia Eagles. During June 2007, Spady was one of 28 coaches selected to participate in the 2008 NCAA Expert Coaches Academy in Dallas.

The File on James Spady

Born: Jan. 5, 1966

Hometown: Biloxi, Miss.

Family: Wife - Barbara; Daughter - Aidine; Sons - Jalen and Mason.Education: - Bachelor’s, criminal justice, UTEP, 1995

Coaching Experience2013- Present Head Coach, Alabama A&M

2010-2013: Tight Ends/Co-Offensive Line, Nevada

2007-09: Offensive Coordinator, Grambling State

2006: Offensive Line, North Carolina Central

2004-05: Offensive Line, South Carolina State

2000-03: Defensive Line, UTEP

1999: Coaching Intern, Philadelphia Eagles

1997: Coaching Intern, Green Bay Packers

1996-1999: Tight Ends, UTEP

1993-95: Student/Graduate Assistant, UTEP

Playing ExperienceUTEP: Four-year starter at center (1985-88). Two-time first-teamAll-WAC selection

Denver Dynamite (AFL): 1989-90

Sacramento Attack (AFL): 1991

Coaching Record (0-1, 0-1 A&M)

Overall Conf.2014 Alabama A&M 0-1 0-0

Record vs. Opponents

Alabama-Birmingham 0-0Alabama State 0-0Alcorn State 0-0Arkansas-Pine Bluff 0-0Grambling 0-0Jackson State 0-0Mississippi Valley State 0-0North Carolina A&T 0-1Prairie View A&M 0-0Southern 0-0Texas Southern 0-0Tuskegee 0-0

H e a d C o a c h • J a m e s S p a d y

NOTE: This is an attempt to build a complete records section for Alabama A&M football. With the lack of accu-rate records throughout its history, there are gaps in the complete re-cords. Please report any known gaps and evidence thereof to the AAMU Sports Information Department so that we can continue to build an ac-curate records section.

RUSHING YARDSCareer - 2,817; Kaderius Lacey 2009-12Season -1,143; Kaderius Lacey, 2011Game - 229; Reginald Whitehead, 1996 vs. TuskegeePlay - 75; Tracy Kendall, 1989 vs. Grambling

PASSING YARDSCareer - 7,353; Tracy Kendall, 1988-91Season - 2,884; Tracy Kendall, 1989Game - 514; Tracy Kendall, 1989 vs. Clark-AtlantaPlay - 97; George McCalep, 1958 vs. Xavier

PASSING TOUCHDOWNSCareer - 56; Kelcy Luke, 2004-07Season - 26; Tracy Kendall, 1989Game - 7; Tracy Kendall, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta

COMPLETIONSGame - 33; Tracy Kendall, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta

PASSING ATTEMPTSGame - 57; Chris Gunn, 2000 vs. Southern

TOTAL OFFENSEGame - 584; Tracy Kendall, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta

RECEIVING YARDSSeason -1,812; Barry Wagner, 1989Game - 370; Barry Wagner,

1989 vs. Clark-AtlantaPlay - 97; Charles McShann, 1958 vs. Xavier

RECEPTIONSCareer - 205; Thomas Harris, 2006-09Season - 112; Barry Wagner, 1989Game - 23; Barry Wagner, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta

TOUCHDOWNS SCOREDCareer -26; Ulysses Banks, 2006-09Season -17; Barry Wagner, 1989Game - 5; Barry Wagner, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta

POINTSCareer - 255; Jeremy Licea, 2006-09Season - 106; Barry Wagner, 1989Game - 30; Barry Wagner, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta

TACKLESCareer - 369; Jamaal Ware, 1998-02Season - 110; Johnny Baldwin, 2006 110; Jamaal Ware, 2002Game - 17; Robert Nelson, 2013 vs. South Carolina State 17; Johnny Baldwin, 2006 vs. Alabama State 17; Lionel Macklin, 2001 vs. Miles

SACKSCareer -41.5; Robert Mathis, 1999-02Season -20.0; Robert Mathis, 2002Game - 5.0; Robert Mathis, 2002 vs. Prairie View A&M

TACKLES FOR LOSSCareer - 88.5; Robert Mathis, 1999-02Season -32.0; Robert Mathis, 2000 32.0; Corey Hart, 2011Game - 8.0; Robert Mathis, 2002 vs. Prairie View A&M

INTERCEPTIONSCareer - 29; Brawnski Towns, 1966-69

Season - 13; Bernard Corbin, 1966

LONGEST KICKSPunt - 72; Sam Garth, 1988 vs. Albany StateField Goal - 49; Chance Wilson, 2011 vs. Jackson

PUNT AVERAGESeason -46.5; Erskine Valrie, 1966

FIELD GOALS MADECareer - 34; Jeremy Licea, 2006-Pres-entSeason -16; Jeremy Licea, 2007Game - 4; Jeremy Licea, 2007 vs. Jackson State 4; Rashad Cylar, 2003 vs. Alabama State

SINGLE PLAY RETURN YARDSInterception - 100; Antonio Nelson, 2005 vs. Tennessee State 100; Tyrone English, 1991 vs. Central FloridaKickoff - 99; Ulysses Banks, 2006 vs. SouthernPunt - 85; Anthony Grant, 1985 vs. Morris BrownFumble - 95; Donuell Fisher, 2000 vs. Grambling

P a r t i a l S c h o o l R e c o r d s


First LastOpponent Meeting Result Meeting Result w l t Alabama State 1924 L, 0-30 2013 L, 31-7 36 39 3Albany State 1950 L, 6-7 1997 L, 13-25 17 14 0Alcorn State 1938 L, 6-19 2013 W, 19-18 16 7 0Allen 1956 L, 0-25 2005 W, 42-0 4 4 0Ark.-Pine Bluff 1980 W, 41-13 2013 W, 50-42 15 5 0Auburn University 2012 L, 7-51 2012 L, 7-51 0 1 0Benedict 1942 L, 6-18 1966 W, 44-28 4 8 0Bethune-Cookman 1940 T, 0-0 1979 W, 12-0 4 10 1Bishop 1961 L, 20-26 1962 W, 36-32 1 1 0Central Florida 1981 W, 23-15 1982 W, 31-10 2 0 0Central State 1977 L, 7-30 2010 W, 45-0 3 3 1Chattanooga AS 1949 W, 39-13 1949 W, 39-13 1 0 0Clark-Atlanta 1982 W, 27-6 2007 W, 41-10 14 1 0Dillard 1937 W, 13-0 1962 L, 8-12 4 3 0Edward Waters 1940 L, 14-26 1942 W, 36-0 2 1 0Fisk 1912 L, 0-15 1978 W, 28-7 15 9 2Florida A&M 1932 L, 0-26 1979 W, 19-14 2 14 0Fort Benning 1945 L, 0-12 1945 L, 0-12 0 1 0Fort Valley 1933 L, 0-12 1997 W, 33-26 14 15 1Grambling 1941 W, 27-0 2013 W, 23-9 17 7 0Georgia Tech 2013 L, 66-7 2013 L 66-7 0 1 0Hampton University 2008 W,31-24 2011 L, 21-20 1 1 0Henderson State 2000 W, 39-10 2000 W, 39-10 1 0 0Howard 1992 L, 7-28 1992 L, 7-28 0 1 0Jackson State 1948 W, 12-6 2013 L, 26-20 8 16 0Jacksonville State 1975 L, 0-42 2008 W, 45-13 2 22 2Kentucky State 1930 T, 6-6 1997 L, 20-27 1 4 1Knoxville 1929 T, 0-0 1990 W, 38-14 18 8 2Lane 1935 W, 2-0 1989 W, 69-15 10 12 2Lemoyne Owen 1933 L, 8-28 1950 W, 7-6 2 3 0Louisiana-Monroe 2008 L, 15-37 2008 L, 15-37 0 1 0Miles 1929 W, 13-0 2001 W, 21-17 25 5 1

First LastOpponent Meeting Result Meeting Result w l t Mississippi Valley 1941 W, 54-0 2013 L, 28-9 19 8 0Morehouse 1952 T, 6-6 1997 W, 38-14 18 5 1Morgan State 1979 W, 27-7 1979 W, 27-7 1 0 0Morris Brown 1930 L, 0-7 2001 L, 13-16 18 16 2Morristown JC 1929 W, 31-6 1935 W, 13-6 3 0 0North Alabama 1975 L, 29-48 1997 L, 20-49 3 18 1North Carolina A&T 2014 L, 13-47 0 1 0Okolona 1938 W, 39-0 1941 W, 52-0 2 0 0Paine 1949 W, 39-0 1949 W, 39-0 1 0 0Philander Smith 1954 W, 13-12 1962 W, 32-6 5 1 0Prairie View A&M 1932 W, 9-7 2013 L, 28-26 9 7 0Rust 1929 W, 19-7 1935 W, 12-7 2 1 0Savannah State 1965 W, 28-0 2004 W, 44-12 15 4 2Selma 1930 W, 33-0 1931 W, 45-0 2 0 0South Carolina State 1946 L, 0-26 2013 L, 0-32 5 17 2Southern 1939 L, 6-26 2013 L, 20-17 7 8 0Stillman 1937 W, 45-6 2006 W, 21-14 5 0 0Swift 1947 W, 14-0 1947 W, 14-0 1 0 0Talladega 1927 L, 0-44 1939 T, 0-0 6 6 3Tennessee State 1930 L, 0-12 2010 L, 27-14 8 21 0Texas Southern 2001 W, 24-20 2012 W, 12-10 9 2 0Tilotson 1949 W, 24-0 1950 W, 12-7 2 0 0Tougaloo 1959 W, 24-0 1960 W, 8-6 2 0 0Troy 2000 L, 13-28 2000 L, 13-28 0 1 0Tuskegee 1932 L, 0-7 2014 W, 30-17 27 20 4Walden 1926 L, 0-14 1926 L, 0-14 0 1 0W. Kentucky Ind. 1935 L, 12-27 1937 L, 12-27 0 2 0Wilberforce 1940 L, 7-30 1942 L, 0-13 0 3 0Xavier 1948 W, 12-0 1959 L, 6-22 2 5 1Youngstown State 1979 L, 0-52 1979 L, 0-52 0 1 0

All-Time 61 opponents 401 374 31

ChronologicallyYears Name Record Pct.1924-26 M.S. Bullock 0-3-0 .0001927 Shag Harris 0-1-0 .0001928-32 Clift Green 10-18-2 .3331933 “Sticky” Jacobs 2-3-0 .4001934-36 Porter James 4-10-3 .2351937-40 Dwight Fisher 16-11-6 .4851941 Donald “Dyke” Smith 6-4-0 .6001942, 45-59 George Hobson 43-83-10 .3161960-75 Louis Crews 93-53-3 .6241976 Curtis Gentry 3-8-0 .2731977-78 Theophilus Danzy 9-13-0 .4091979-83, 86-88 Ray Greene 53-27-5 .6231984-85 Ed Wyche 8-11-3 .3641989-91 George Pugh 17-12-0 .5861991-93 Ray Bonner 9-17-1 .3331994 Reggie Oliver 4-7-0 .3641995-97 Ken Pettiford 18-15-0 .5451998-2001 Ron Cooper 22-23-0 .4892002-2013 Anthony Jones 83-57-0 .5942014-present James Spady 1-1-0 .500

Winning PercentageYears Name Record Pct.1960-75 Louis Crews 93-53-3 .6241979-83, 86-88 Ray Greene 53-27-5 .6231941 Donald “Dyke” Smith 6-4-0 .600 2002-2013 Anthony Jones 83-57-0 .5941989-91 George Pugh 17-12-0 .586 1995-97 Ken Pettiford 18-15-0 .545 1942, 45-59 George Hobson 43-83-10 .3161998-2001 Ron Cooper 22-23-0 .4891937-40 Dwight Fisher 16-11-6 .4851928-32 Clift Green 10-18-2 .3331977-78 Theophilus Danzy 9-13-0 .4091991-93 Ray Bonner 9-17-1 .3331984-85 Ed Wyche 8-11-3 .3641994 Reggie Oliver 4-7-0 .3641934-36 Porter James 4-10-3 .2351976 Curtis Gentry 3-8-0 .2731933 “Sticky” Jacobs 2-3-0 .4001927 Shag Harris 0-1-0 .0001924-26 M.S. Bullock 0-3-0 .000

All-Time Coaching Records

Record vs. Opponents • Coaching Records


Starters by Game • B u l l d o g Tr e n d sOFFENSE LT LG C RG RT WR WR WR QB RB TE

N.C. A&T Hunt Brown Saterfield Sameuls Cruz Smith Johnson Johnson Lee Eldemire Robertson

Tuskegee Hunt Brown Saterfield Sameuls Cruz Smith Johnson Johnson Lee Eldemire Robertson

UAB

Texas Southen

MVSU

Grambling

Southern

Alabama State

Jackson State

Alcorn

Prairie View

UAPB

DEFENSE DE DT DT DE SLB MLB WLB CB FS SS CB P

N.C. A&T Calmes Lanier Jackson Dagin Vaughn Bower Lewis Simon Morris Lucas Reese Carden

Tuskegee Calmes Lanier Jackson Dagin Vaughn Bower Lewis Simon Morris Lucas Reese Carden

UAB

Texas Southen

MVSU

Grambling

Southern

Alabama State

Jackson State

Alcorn

Prairie View

UAPB

Bulldog Trends 2014

August 0-1September 1-0 October 0-0November 0-0

AAMU’s Conference Record...at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral 0-0

AAMU’s Non-Confer. Record...at home 0-0 on the road 1-0neutral 0-1

AAMU’s Record in Games...decided by 7 pts or less 0-0decided by 3 pts or less 0-0Away during the day 1-1Away at night 0-0Home during the day 0-0Home at night 0-0

AAMU’s Record When Scoring...less than 20 points 0-120+ points 1-025+ points 1-0

AAMU’s Record When Allow-ing...14 or fewer points 0-024 or fewer points 1-0

25+ points 0-1

AAMU’s Record When...Leading after the 1st qtr 1-1Trailing after the 1st qtr 0-1Leading at halftime 0-0Trailing at halftime 0-1Leading after the 3rd qtr 1-1Trailing after the 3rd qtr 1-0Tied going into the 4th qtr 1-0

AAMU’s Record With...less than 300 yards 1-1400+ yards total offense 1-1less than 100 yards rush 1-0100+ yards rushing 1-0150+ yards rushing 1-1

200+ yards rushing 1-0250+ yards rushing 1-0less than 200 yards pass 1-0

AAMU’s Record When Allow-ing...less than 200 total yards 2-0less than 300 total yards 0-1less than 400 total yards 1-0400+ yards total offense 1-0less than 100 yards rush 1-0100+ yards rush 0-0less than 200 yards pass 0-0less than 250 yards pass 0-0less than 300 yards pass 0-0300+ yards pass 1-0


Aug. 31, 2014 • Brighthouse Network • Orlando, Fla. • 7,498

ORLANDO, FL – It wasn’t quite the opening game Head Coach James Spady and the Bulldogs faithful were hoping for Sunday.

The Bulldogs scored first early and trailed just 7-6 late in the first quarter before North Carolina A&T responded with 31 unanswered points en route to a 47-13 win over Alabama A&M in the 10th annual MEAC-SWAC Challenge presented by Disney at Bright House Networks Stadium.

After rushing for 21 yards on their second drive, the Bulldogs took to the air and Challenge MVP Jaymason Lee connected with O’Darius Williams for a 32-yard gain. They were able to push deep into the Aggies redzone but couldn’t punch it through and converted a 20-yard field goal from Cesar Diaz-Ramon to take the 3-0 lead.

The Aggies responded with a 26-yard touchdown run to take the lead less than a minute later. After an exchange of turn-overs, the Bulldogs reached the Aggies’ 10 yard-line but again called on Diaz-Ramon who kicked a 27-yard field goals to cut the A&T lead to 7-6 with iust 16 seconds remaining in the first quarter.

However, North Carolina A&T’s Cody Jones took the ensu-ing kickoff 95 yards in 15 seconds to extend the Aggies lead before the end of the first quarter. The Aggies then scored four more touchdowns in the second quarter for a 38-6 lead at the half.

The Bulldogs defense stiffened in the second half, holding A&T to 9 points but the offense couldn’t muster any points in the third quarter.

But they started a 47-yard drive to start the fourth quarter that was capped when Brandon Wells found Jonathan Dorsey wide open in the endzone for a 5-yard TD.

The Bulldogs return to action Saturday in a 1 p.m. matchup at Tuskegee.

They open at home Oct. 4 for Homecoming weekend and the fifth annual Louis Crews Classic against SWAC rival Gram-bling State at 2 p.m

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score----------------- -- -- -- -- -----Alabama A&M......... 6 0 0 7 - 13 Record: (0-1,0-1)North Carolina A&T..... 14 24 7 2 - 47 Record: (1-0,0-0)

Scoring Summary:1st 04:56 AAMU - Diaz-Ramon, Cea 20 yd field goal, 12-79 5:2504:22 NCAT - QUICK,Kwashaun 26 yd run (JONES,Cody kick), 2-37 0:2600:16 AAMU - Diaz-Ramon, Cea 27 yd field goal, 11-62 4:0000:01 NCAT - MCRAE,Tony 95 yd kickoff return (JONES,Cody kick)2nd 12:15 NCAT - QUICK,Kwashaun 59 yd run (JONES,Cody kick), 2-59 0:2010:09 NCAT - COHEN,Tarik 80 yd run (JONES,Cody kick), 3-97 1:1004:48 NCAT - JONES,Cody 37 yd field goal, 9-25 3:5900:31 NCAT - COHEN,Tarik 3 yd run (JONES,Cody kick), 8-64 2:313rd 08:07 NCAT - CARTWRIGHT,M. 5 yd run (JONES,Cody kick), 5-74 2:394th 12:29 AAMU - Dorsey, Jonat 5 yd pass from Wells, Brandon (Diaz-Ramon, Cea kick), 8-52 2:3103:07 NCAT - TEAM safety

AAMU NCATFIRST DOWNS 21 19RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 47-141 35-307PASSING YDS (NET) 212 108Passes Att-Comp-Int 33-14-0 20-10-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 80-353 55-415Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 3--3Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-90 5-164Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 5-35.4 7-34.0Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-1Penalties-Yards 9-74 10-90Possession Time 32:17 27:43Third-Down Conversions 7 of 19 2 of 11Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 5 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 2-2Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-12 3-23

RUSHING: Alabama A&M-Brower, Bryan 17-60; Eldemire, Brand 18-33; Harris, Harvey 2-18; Wells, Brandon 4-17; Lee, Jaymason 6-13. North Carolina A&T-COHEN,Tarik 10-161; QUICK,Kwashaun 9-94; CARTWRIGHT,M. 13-24; KLUGH,Hasaan 1-12; LAWRENCE,D. 1-11; FOSTER,Frank 1-5.

PASSING: Alabama A&M-Lee, Jaymason 9-21-0-129; Wells, Bran-don 5-12-0-83. North Carolina A&T-QUICK,Kwashaun 9-16-0-94; KLUGH,Hasaan 0-3-0-0; GABRIEL,Caleb 1-1-0-14.

RECEIVING: Alabama A&M-McKenzie, Tevin 3-53; Dorsey, Jonat 2-33; Robertson, Kali 2-16; Williams, O’Dar 1-32; Jackson, Lorenz 1-24; Miles, Octayviu 1-18; Johnson, Devon 1-14; Smith, Montauri 1-13; Brower, Bry-an 1-10; Harris, Harvey 1-minus 1. North Carolina A&T-LAWRENCE,D. 2-22; COHEN,Tarik 2-20; BULLOCK,Darren 2-17; LOCKHART,Zerius 1-18; SWANN,Dequan 1-14; KEYES,Denzel 1-10; MCMINN,Anthony 1-7.

INTERCEPTIONS: Alabama A&M-None. North Carolina A&T-None.

FUMBLES: Alabama A&M-Lee, Jaymason 1-1; Smith,

Game 1 • A&M 13, North Carolina A&T47

Game 2 • A&M 30, Tuskegee 17Sept. 6, 2014 • Cleve Abbott Sadium • Tuskegee, Ala. • 5,378

TUSKEGEE – Bryan Brower scored two touchdowns and Jaymason Lee passed for two more as Alabama A&M beat Tuskegee 30-17 Saturday.

The Bulldogs win was the first for Head Coach James Spady.

“I can’t describe it,” Spady said of his first win.

For the Bulldogs, it was a turn-around from last week’s 47-13 loss to North Carolina A&T.

“We asked them what kind of legacy do they want,” Spady said. “I appreciate the way they responded.”

Alabama A&M (1-1) scored first at the 7:23 mark when Brower scored on a 5-yard run, capping a 10 play, 67-yard drive.

But the Golden Tigers (0-1) answered a couple minutes later when quarterback Justin Nared hit Marquel Gardner on an 87-yard scoring strike with 5:27 left in the quarter.

Lightning struck twice here as Lee found Octayvius Miles for a 72-yard catch and run to put the Bulldogs up 14-7 at 4:06 of the quarter.

The Golden Tigers cut the lead to 14-10 on a 33-yard field goal from Trevor Wylie.

In the second quarter, the Bulldogs scored on a 77-yard pass from Lee to Montaurius Smith and Brower scored his second TD of the game on a 4-yard run with 2:18 to play.

Michael Thornton scored for Tuskegee with 12:49 left in the third to cut A&M’s advantage to 27-17 but A&M kicker Ce-sar Ramon Diaz wrapped up the scoring with a 38-yard field goal with 7:31 left in the game.

The Bulldogs travel to Alabama-Birmingham next Saturday for a 2:30 p.m. kickoff.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score----------------- -- -- -- -- -----Alabama A&M....... 14 13 0 3 - 30 Record: (1-1)Tuskegee......... 10 0 0 7 - 17 Record: (0-1)

Scoring Summary:1st 07:23 AAMU - Brower, Bryan 5 yd run (Diaz-Ramon, Cea kick), 10-69 3:2805:27 TUFB - Gardner 87 yd pass from Nared (Wylie kick), 3-67 1:4804:06 AAMU - Miles, Octayviu 72 yd pass from Lee, Jaymason (Diaz-Ramon, Cea kick), 3-75 1:2102:20 TUFB - Wylie 33 yd field goal, 4-4 1:202nd 11:23 AAMU - Smith, Montauri 77 yd pass from Lee, Jaymason (Diaz-Ramon, Cea kick), 1-77 0:1108:38 AAMU - Brower, Bryan 4 yd run (Diaz-Ramon, Cea kick failed), 9-54 2:184th 12:49 TUFB - Michael J. Thor 16 yd pass from Nared (Wylie kick), 4-63 1:3707:31 AAMU - Diaz-Ramon, Cea 39 yd field goal, 11-59 5:11

AAMU TUFIRST DOWNS 19 16RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 44-118 32-56PASSING YDS (NET) 308 253 Passes Att-Comp-Int 32-18-0 37-16-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 76-426 69-309Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-15 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-67 3-108Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 4-46.8 4-44.2Fumbles-Lost 2-1 4-2Penalties-Yards 8-77 6-58Possession Time 29:40 30:20Third-Down Conversions 12 of 21 6 of 16Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 0 of 3Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-5 2-4Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-28 3-25

RUSHING: Alabama A&M-Brower, Bryan 16-77; Lee, Jaymason 8-34; Eldemire, Brand 8-17; Harris, Harvey 7-8; Miles, Octayviu 1-0; Dobbins, Devin 1-minus 2; Wells, Brandon 3-minus 16. Tuskegee University-Michael J. Thor 8-46; Lacey 7-24; Lowe 9-9; Nared 6-1; Brooks 1-minus 9; Lawrence 1-minus 15.

PASSING: Alabama A&M-Lee, Jaymason 13-23-0-284; Wells, Bran-don 5-9-0-24. Tuskegee University-Nared12-30-0-217; Lacey 4-7-0-36.

RECEIVING: Alabama A&M-Smith, Montauri 5-119; McKenzie, Tevin 5-64; Miles, Octayviu 4-109; Dorsey, Jonat 1-9; Robertson, Kali 1-6; Williams, O’Dar 1-5; Harris, Harvey 1-minus 4. Tuskegee University-Gardner 5-126; Lowe 4-38; Cobb 3-51; Brooks 1-16; Mi-chael J. Thor 1-16; Gaines 1-4; Reece1-2.

INTERCEPTIONS: Alabama A&M-None. Tuskegee University-None.

FUMBLES: Alabama A&M-Eldemire, Brand 1-1; Lee, Jaymason 1-0. Tuskegee University-Lacey 2-1; Nared1-1; Michael J. Thor 1-0.

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