Table oF ConTenTs - a.espncdn.coma.espncdn.com/photo/2014/0618/14missouri_spring.pdf · DEFENSE Pos Yr Solo-Asst Total TFL-Yards Sack-Yards Int ... 6-1 215 Jr Lee’s Summit, Mo

2014 TEAM INFORMATION �� 1-10Schedule/Media Information �� 2-3Mizzou At-A-Glance �� 4-5Mizzou Rosters �� 6-9Pre-Camp Depth Chart �� 10

SEASON PREVIEW �� 11-20

2014 MIzzOu TIGERS �� 21-106

MIzzOu COAChES AND STAFF �� 107-136head Coach Gary Pinkel �� 108-114Assistant Coaches �� 115-132Support Staff �� 133-135Missouri Administration �� 136

2013 SEASON REVIEW �� 137-150Season Results/Team Season Stats �� 138-139Individual Season Statistics �� 140-144Game-by-Game Starting Lineups �� 145Individual Game-by-Game Statistics �� 146-148SEC Standings �� 149

MISSOuRI RECORD BOOk �� 151-196

ThE 2014 MIzzOu FOOTBALL MEDIA GuIDE was written and edited by Associate Athletic Director of Strategic Communications - Media Chad Moller and Assistant Director Patrick Crawford, with assistance from Shawn Davis and kate Lakin of the Media Relations Staff� Covers designed by Patrick Crawford� Photos provided by Ben Walton, Clayton holtze, Dak Dillon, L�G� Patterson and the Media Relations Archives� Printing provided by Walsworth Publishing with special assistance from Senior Customer Service Representative Jenny Shoemaker�

Table oF ConTenTs

PRACTICE INFORMATION2 2014 Mizzou Spring Football

Mizzou spring Media policies

practice inforMation – March 11-april 19All Mizzou spring camp practices (March 11-April 19) are open to media for a specified period of time (approximately the first 30 minutes of individual drills – no team periods), with most practices likely to take place at Faurot Field. In the case of inclement weather, please check with Media Relations for a location update, as practices could be moved indoors.

practice contentContent of what takes place during practice is not allowed to be reported on, whether in traditional forms of media, or on social media. This includes, but is not limited to: plays, formations, strategies, personnel moves, injuries, depth chart changes, etc. All injury information will come from Coach Pinkel or a designee.

scriMMage accessScrimmages set for April 5, 12 and 19 are open to media in their entirety. Photography will be limited to a set amount of time (approximately the first 30 minuts of the scrimmaging). Reporting on the content of scrimmaging results is permitted, and the Media Relations Office will keep stats and disseminate those following each scrimmage.

interview policiesSelect Mizzou coaches and student-athletes are available for interviews after each camp practice, with interviews being conducted on the field post-practice. Please see the tentative schedule which follows. Media will be escorted from practice after the initial open period, and can come back once practice is over to conduct interviews.

photography policiesAll Mizzou Football spring camp practices are open for photography purposes for media outlets. The photography period is limited to approximately the first 30 minutes, however, and photographers/videographers will be escorted from practice after that period.

Mizzou Media relationsMizzou Media Relations personnel working spring football include Associate Athletics Director for Strategic Communications - Media Chad Moller ([email protected] / 573-882-0712) and Assistant Director of Strategic Communications - Media Patrick Crawford ([email protected] / 573-882-7826).

PRACTICE INFORMATION 2014 Mizzou Spring Football 3

Mizzou training caMp schedule

tuesday, March 113:30 p�m� – Practice #1 (helmets)

INTERVIEWS:Gary Pinkel & Senior Players

thursday, March 133:30 p�m� – Practice #2 (helmets)

INTERVIEWS: Assistant Coaches & Offensive Players

friday, March 143:30 p�m� – Practice #3 (Pads)

INTERVIEWS:Gary Pinkel & Defensive Players

tuesday, March 183:30 p�m� – Practice #4 (Pads)

INTERVIEWS:Assistant Coaches only

thursday, March 203:30 p�m� – Practice #5 (Pads)

INTERVIEWS:Gary Pinkel only

March 21-30SPRING BREAk

tuesday, april 13:30 p�m� – Practice #6 (Pads)


thursday, april 33:30 p�m� – Practice #7 (Pads)

INTERVIEWS:Assistant Coaches & Offensive Players

friday, april 43:30 p�m� – Practice #8 (Shells)

INTERVIEWS:Gary Pinkel only

saturday, april 59:00 a�m� – Practice #9/Scrimmage #1

INTERVIEWS:All Coaches, Players available**

tuesday, april 83:30 p�m� – Practice #10 (Pads)

INTERVIEWS:Gary Pinkel & Defensive Players

thursday, april 103:30 p�m� – Practice #11

INTERVIEWS:None

saturday, april 129:00 a�m� – Practice #12/Scrimmage #2


tuesday, april 153:30 p�m� – Practice #13 (Shoulder Pads)


thursday, april 173:30 p�m� – Practice #14 (helmets)

INTERVIEWS:None

saturday, april 191:00 p�m� – 2014 Black & Gold Game


**–First-year players not available


Mizzou at-a-glance

2013 schedule/results (12-2, 7-1 sec)Date Opponent Score TV Overall Conf� Time AttendanceAug� 31 Murray State W, 58-14 PPV 1-0 0-0 3:07 58,038Sept� 7 Toledo W, 38-23 x 2-0 0-0 3:23 56,785Sept� 21 at Indiana W, 45-28 Big 10 3-0 0-0 3:35 49,149Sept� 28 Arkansas State W, 41-19 x 4-0 0-0 3:21 62,468Oct� 5 at Vanderbilt* W, 51-28 x 5-0 1-0 3:27 36,892Oct� 12 at Georgia* W, 41-26 x 6-0 2-0 3:30 92,746Oct� 19 Florida* W, 36-17 x 7-0 3-0 3:33 67,124Oct� 26 South Carolina* L, 27-24 (2OT) x 7-1 3-1 3:54 67,124Nov� 2 Tennessee* W, 31-3 x 8-1 4-1 3:27 65,869Nov� 9 at kentucky* W, 48-17 x 9-1 5-1 3:31 55,280Nov� 23 at Ole Miss* W, 24-10 x 10-1 6-1 3:14 61,168Nov� 30 Texas A&M* W, 28-21 x 11-1 7-1 3:13 67,124Dec� 7 Auburn# L, 59-42 CBS 11-2 7-1 3:54 75,632Jan� 3 Oklahoma State% W, 41-31 FOX 12-2 7-1 4:19 72,690

*- SEC Game / #-SEC Championship Game (Atlanta, Ga�) / %-AT&T Cotton Bowl (Arlington, Texas)

Mizzou coaching staffhead Coach ___________________________________________________________ Gary PinkelAssociate head Coach/Quarterbacks _________________________________________ Andy hillAssociate head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers _____________________ Dave SteckelOffensive Coordinator/Co-Offensive Line ___________________________________ Josh hensonCornerbacks __________________________________________________________Cornell FordRunning Backs ________________________________________________________ Brian JonesDefensive Line _____________________________________________________ Craig kuligowskiSafeties ______________________________________________________________ Alex GrinchCo-Offensive Line _____________________________________________________Bruce WalkerReceivers __________________________________________________________ Pat WashingtonDirector of Football Operations ___________________________________________ Dan hopkinsDirector of Football Recruiting _________________________________________ Nick OtterbacherAssistant Director of Recruiting __________________________________________ Justin kramerDirector of Football Multimedia ________________________________________kathryn LucchesiAdministrative Graduate Assistant _________________________________________Austin Alewel Offensive Graduate Assistants ______________________________ Mack Brown, John EgorugwuDefensive Graduate Assistants ___________________________Peter Badovinac, Josh McCaskeyOffensive Quality Control Graduate Assistant ______________________________ kendall BradleyDefensive Quality Control Graduate Assistant ______________________________ kenji JacksonRecruiting Graduate Assistants _______ Cooper Bassett, Brian Duker, Ryan Florence, David Flores


Mizzou at-a-glance

EASTERN SEC OVERALLMizzou 7-1 12-2South Carolina 6-2 11-2Georgia 5-3 8-5Vanderbilt 4-4 9-4Florida 3-5 4-8Tennessee 2-6 5-7kentucky 0-8 2-10

Mizzou 2013 Quick statsRuShING Pos� Yr� Att� Net Avg� TD Long Avg/Ghenry Josey TB Jr� 174 1166 6�7 16 86 83�3Russell hansbrough TB So� 114 685 6�0 4 51 48�9Marcus Murphy TB Jr� 92 601 6�5 9 42 42�9James Franklin QB Sr� 122 510 4�2 4 26 46�4TOTAL 588 3330 5�7 35 86 237�9OPPONENT 513 2145 4�2 20 57 153�2

PASSING Pos� Yr� Com�-Att� Pct� Yds� TD-Int� Long Avg�/G RatingJames Franklin QB Sr� 193-319 62�1 2429 19-6 68 220�8 141�92Maty Mauk QB Fr� 68-133 51�1 1071 11-2 96 82�4 143�06TOTAL 267-454 58�8 3540 31-8 96 252�9 143�32OPPONENT 356-567 62�8 3705 18-20 77 264�6 121�10

RECEIVING Pos� Yr� Rec� Yds� Avg� TD Long Avg�/GDorial Green-Beckham WR So� 59 883 15�0 12 68 63�1Marcus Lucas WR Sr� 58 692 11�9 3 43 49�4L’Damian Washington WR Sr� 50 893 17�9 10 96 63�8Bud Sasser WR Jr� 26 361 13�9 1 60 25�8Jimmie hunt WR Jr� 22 253 11�5 1 52 18�1Marcus Murphy TB Jr� 11 79 7�2 1 24 5�6Jaleel Clark WR Sr� 10 88 8�8 0 14 6�8TOTAL 267 3540 13�3 31 96 252�9OPPONENT 356 3705 10�4 18 77 264�6

DEFENSE Pos� Yr� Solo-Asst� Total TFL-Yards Sack-Yards Int�-Yards PBu FF-FRAndrew Wilson LB Sr� 59-54 113 6�5-11 0-0 0-0 3 0-1Braylon Webb SS Jr� 60-29 89 1�5-12 0-0 3-10 7 0-0E�J� Gaines CB Sr� 57-18 75 4�0-13 0-0 5-17 3 0-1kentrell Brothers LB So� 40-30 70 6�5-9 1�0-2 3-30 3 0-0Donovan Bonner LB Sr� 33-29 62 4�5-17 1�0-7 0-0 0 0-0Matt White FS Sr� 41-20 61 0-0 0-0 1-10 4 1-1Randy Ponder CB Sr� 39-17 56 0-0 0-0 2-23 10 0-0Markus Golden DL Jr� 36-19 55 13�0-62 6�5-43 1-70 0 1-2Michael Sam DL Sr� 31-17 48 19�0-97 11�5-71 0-0 2 2-1TOTAL 653-387 1040 107-409 41-237 20-232 55 14-12OPPONENT 623-364 987 73-277 27-159 8-77 51 10-8

2013 sec standingsWESTERN SEC OVERALLAuburn 7-1 12-2Alabama 7-1 11-2LSu 5-3 10-3Texas A&M 4-4 9-4Mississippi State 3-5 7-6Ole Miss 3-5 8-5Arkansas 0-8 3-9


alphabetical rosterNo� Name Pos� ht� Wt� Yr� hometown (Previous School)57 Abeln, Alec OL 6-3 290 RSFr� St� Louis, Mo� (university hS) Adams, Turner PK 6-0 190 RSFr. Springfield,Mo.(Kickapoo)97 Augusta, Josh* DL 6-4 300 So� Peoria, Ill�99 Baggett, Andrew** Pk 6-1 215 Jr� Lee’s Summit, Mo� (North)41 Bailey, Aaron WR 5-9 165 RSFr� Round Rock, Texas38 Beisel, Eric LB 6-3 235 RSFr� Fenton, Mo� (Rockwood Summit)13 Berkstresser, Corbin* QB 6-3 225 Jr� Lee’s Summit, Mo�46 Blakley, Steven TB 5-11 225 RSFr� Memphis, Tenn� (Christian Brothers)77 Boehm, Evan** OL 6-3 315 Jr� Lee’s Summit, Mo� (West)10 Bondurant, Brock S 6-2 215 So� Memphis, Mo� (Scotland Co� R-I)90 Brantley, harold* DL 6-3 290 So� hershey, Pa�26 Brents, Jake WR 6-3 205 So. Springfield,Mo.(Kickapoo)92 Brinser, Christian* P 6-2 200 Sr� Liberty, Mo�10 Brothers, kentrell** LB 6-1 240 Jr� Guthrie, Okla�5 Browning, Cortland* S 6-1 205 Jr� Tyler, Texas (Lee)34 Burkett, Joey LB 6-2 205 RSFr� Jefferson City, Mo�99 Butler, David DL 6-4 280 Sr� kansas City, Mo� (Lee’s Summit North)51 Carberry, Stephen OL 6-5 300 Sr� Belleville, Ill� (Mascoutah)12 Carpenter, Colby QB 6-2 220 RSFr� Dallas, Texas (Parkland)43 Chancey, Cameron WR 6-0 180 Jr� Branson, Mo� 62 Chappell, Taylor OL 6-5 300 Jr� Canadian, Texas26 Cheadle, Logan DB 5-10 170 Fr� Lee’s Summit, Mo� (West)90 Coffman, Nick Pk 5-11 170 So� houston, Texas (Elkins)16 Copelin, Levi* WR 6-2 190 So� Broken Arrow, Okla�87 Crawford, Nate DL 6-5 285 RSFr� Pensacola, Fla� (West)80 Culkin, Sean* TE 6-6 245 So� Indian Rocks Beach, Fla� (Christian)7 Dennis, kenya DB 6-0 198 Jr� Leland, Miss� (hind CC)5 Driskell, James WR 5-10 185 So� Mckinney, Texas (high/Texas A&M Commerce)39 Drummond, Miles TB 5-11 215 So� Centralia, Mo� (hallsville)82 Echard, Clayton* TE 6-5 260 Jr� Eureka, Mo�68 Fairchild, Mike OL 6-5 280 Fr� Overland Park, kan� (Blue Valley North)79 Franklin, Adam OL 6-0 265 Jr� Raytown, Mo� (South hS/Mo� Western)70 Gatti, Anthony* OL 6-6 315 Sr� St� Louis, Mo� (Parkway North)17 Gerau, Sheldon WR 6-0 205 Jr� Columbia, Mo� (Rock Bridge)1 Gibson, John* DB 6-0 185 So� Missouri City, Texas (Marshall)43 Godas, Michael S 6-0 210 So� Columbia, Mo� (Rock Bridge)33 Golden, Markus** DL 6-3 260 Sr� St� Louis, Mo� (Affton hS/hutchison CC)92 Grava, Justin DL 6-3 260 So� Alpharetta, Ga� (Johns Creek)40 Green, Clarence* LB 6-0 225 Jr� Clute, Texas (Brazoswood)15 Green-Beckham, Dorial** WR 6-6 225 Jr. Springfield,Mo.(Hillcrest)69 hall, Mitch h�* OL 6-2 290 Jr� Burnsville, Minn� (Lakeville South)73 hall, Mitch L�* OL 6-5 320 Jr� Russellville, Ark� (Ole Miss)89 hanneke, Tyler TE 6-4 235 So� St� Charles, Mo� (West)32 hansbrough, Russell** TB 5-9 190 Jr� Arlington, Texas (Bowie)91 harris, Charles DL 6-3 235 RSFr� kansas City, Mo� (Lincoln Prep)95 hatley, Rickey* DL 6-4 270 So� Atlanta, Texas52 hill, Jordan OL 6-2 270 Fr� Lee’s Summit, Mo� (North)89 hoch, Matt*** DL 6-5 295 Sr� harlan, Iowa11 hosick, Trent QB 6-1 225 RSFr� kansas City, Mo� (Staley)32 hull, Tanner LB 6-0 215 RSFr� kansas City, Mo� (O’hara)88 hunt, Jimmie*** WR 6-0 215 Sr� Cahokia, Ill�35 hunt, Tyler* TB 5-11 215 Jr� huntsville, Mo� (Westran)86 hurrell, Jake* OL 6-3 235 So� Saint Peters, Mo� (Francis howell North)3 Jackson, Luke Pk 6-1 185 RSFr� Pensacola, Fla� (West)3 Johnson, David* DB 5-11 190 Jr� Spring, Texas64 Johnson, Will OL 6-2 280 So� Salisbury, N�C�


alphabetical rosterNo� Name Pos� ht� Wt� Yr� hometown (Previous School)41 Laurent, Eric WR 6-3 215 So� Ballwin, Mo� (Parkway South)4 Lee, Brandon LB 6-2 215 Fr� Indianapolis, Ind� (Lawrence Central)18 Leftwich, Wesley WR 6-1 200 Jr� Columbia, Mo� (hickman)75 Logan, A�J� DL 6-2 310 RSFr� Columbia, Mo� (Rock Bridge)35 Loud, Marcus DL 6-4 270 RSFr� houston, Texas (Wheatley)56 Luce, Robert OL 6-3 300 Sr� Dallas, Texas (Dallas Episcopal)49 Martin, Denzel LB 5-11 230 Sr� Ladue, Mo� (Chaminade)7 Mauk, Maty* QB 6-0 200 So� kenton, Ohio60 McGovern, Connor** OL 6-4 310 Jr� Fargo, N�D� (Shanley)29 Mckenzie, DeAndre DB 6-1 185 Jr� Lee’s Summit, Mo� (Lee’s Summit/Mo� Southern)63 McNulty, Brad* OL 6-4 300 Jr� Allen, Texas54 Monaghan, Nick OL 6-2 245 Jr� Darien, Ill� (Downer’s Grove South)4 Moore, J’Mon WR 6-3 190 RSFr� Missouri City, Texas (Elkins)65 Morse, Mitch*** OL 6-6 305 Sr� Austin, Texas (St� Michael’s Academy)6 Murphy, Marcus*** TB 5-9 195 Sr� DeSoto, Texas24 Nasiruddin, Mubarak DB 6-0 180 So� St� Louis, Mo� (Gateway Tech)25 Newsom, Donavin* LB 6-2 230 So� St� Louis, Mo� (Parkway North)94 Osborne, Dequinton DL 6-0 310 RSFr� Grand Prairie, Texas (South)84 Otte, Gavin WR 5-10 200 Sr� Rolla, Mo�28 Payton, Ernest* DB 6-2 210 Jr� College Station, Texas (A&M Consolidated)11 Penton, Aarion* DB 5-10 185 So� St� Louis, Mo� (Christian Brothers)66 Ploudre, Adam OL 6-4 295 RSFr� Ballwin, Mo� (Marquette hS)9 Printz, Eddie QB 6-2 215 RSFr� Marietta, Ga� (Lassiter)87 Ray, Austin TE 6-3 240 RSFr� Columbia, Mo� (Rock Bridge)56 Ray, Shane** DL 6-3 245 Jr� kansas City, Mo� (Bishop Miege)10 Reese, Jason TE 6-5 240 RSFr� Euless, Texas (Trinity)58 Reid, John OL 6-3 280 RSFr� Duluth, Ga� (Johns Creek)72 Rhodes, Clay OL 6-5 290 RSFr� Stilwell, kan� (Blue Valley)38 Rhone, Nicalus WR 5-10 170 RSFr� Beaumont, Texas (Central)12 Ruise, Darvin** DB 6-1 240 Sr� Jacksonville, Fla� (Baker County)19 Rupert, Shaun S 6-1 185 RSFr� Montgomery, Ala� (Carver hS)21 Sasser, Bud** WR 6-2 210 Sr� Denton, Texas (Ryan)30 Scherer, Michael* LB 6-3 235 So� St� Louis, Mo� (Country Day) Serrano, Eddie DE 6-3 225 RSFr� Niles, Ill� (Notre Dame Prep)22 Sherrils, Anthony DB 6-0 190 RSFr� kansas City, Mo� (hogan Prep)21 Simon, Ian** S 6-0 195 Jr. Mansfield,Texas(Legacy)2 Singleton, Duron* DB 6-1 210 Sr� New Orleans, La� (Cox hS/Fresno City CC)12 Soper, Preston Pk 6-0 190 RSFr� Muskogee, Okla�59 Starke, kyle OL 6-5 310 Jr� Liberty, Mo�40 Stevens, Andrew TB 5-9 195 So� St� Louis, Mo� (Eureka)36 Steward, Morgan* TB 6-0 210 So� kansas City, Mo� (Staley) Taylor, James WR 5-11 170 RSFr� Platte City, Mo�96 Vincent, Lucas*** DL 6-2 305 Sr� Olathe, kan� (North)34 Wade, Jordan TB 5-9 195 Sr� Lee’s Summit, Mo� (West hS/Mo� Southern)13 Ward, Chaston* S 6-1 205 So� Cleburne, Texas9 Webb, Braylon*** S 6-0 205 Sr� Gilmer, Texas8 White, Darius* WR 6-3 205 Sr� Fort Worth, Texas (Dunbar hS/univ� of Texas)53 Williams, Christian LB 6-0 235 So� Lake Ozark, Mo� (School of the Osage)76 Williams, Jordan OL 6-3 295 So� Denton, Texas (Ryan)50 Winston, Evan DL 6-3 295 So� Muskegon heights, Mich�1 zanders, Marvin QB 6-2 180 Fr� Jacksonville, Fla� (Raines)


nuMerical rosterNo� Name Pos� ht� Wt� Yr� hometown (Previous School)1 Gibson, John* DB 6-0 185 So� Missouri City, Texas (Marshall)1 zanders, Marvin QB 6-2 180 Fr� Jacksonville, Fla� (Raines)2 Singleton, Duron* DB 6-1 210 Sr� New Orleans, La� (Cox hS/Fresno City CC)3 Jackson, Luke Pk 6-1 185 RSFr� Pensacola, Fla� (West)3 Johnson, David* DB 5-11 190 Jr� Spring, Texas4 Lee, Brandon LB 6-2 215 Fr� Indianapolis, Ind� (Lawrence Central)4 Moore, J’Mon WR 6-3 190 RSFr� Missouri City, Texas (Elkins)5 Browning, Cortland* S 6-1 205 Jr� Tyler, Texas (Lee)5 Driskell, James WR 5-10 185 So� Mckinney, Texas (high/Texas A&M Commerce)6 Murphy, Marcus*** TB 5-9 195 Sr� DeSoto, Texas7 Dennis, kenya DB 6-0 198 Jr� Leland, Miss� (hind CC)7 Mauk, Maty* QB 6-0 200 So� kenton, Ohio8 White, Darius* WR 6-3 205 Sr� Fort Worth, Texas (Dunbar hS/univ� of Texas)9 Printz, Eddie QB 6-2 215 RSFr� Marietta, Ga� (Lassiter)9 Webb, Braylon*** S 6-0 205 Sr� Gilmer, Texas10 Bondurant, Brock S 6-2 215 So� Memphis, Mo� (Scotland Co� R-I)10 Brothers, kentrell** LB 6-1 240 Jr� Guthrie, Okla�10 Reese, Jason TE 6-5 240 RSFr� Euless, Texas (Trinity)11 hosick, Trent QB 6-1 225 RSFr� kansas City, Mo� (Staley)11 Penton, Aarion* DB 5-10 185 So� St� Louis, Mo� (Christian Brothers)12 Carpenter, Colby QB 6-2 220 RSFr� Dallas, Texas (Parkland)12 Ruise, Darvin** DB 6-1 240 Sr� Jacksonville, Fla� (Baker County)12 Soper, Preston Pk 6-0 190 RSFr� Muskogee, Okla�13 Berkstresser, Corbin* QB 6-3 225 Jr� Lee’s Summit, Mo�13 Ward, Chaston* S 6-1 205 So� Cleburne, Texas15 Green-Beckham, Dorial** WR 6-6 225 Jr. Springfield,Mo.(Hillcrest)16 Copelin, Levi* WR 6-2 190 So� Broken Arrow, Okla�17 Gerau, Sheldon WR 6-0 205 Jr� Columbia, Mo� (Rock Bridge)18 Leftwich, Wesley WR 6-1 200 Jr� Columbia, Mo� (hickman)19 Rupert, Shaun S 6-1 185 RSFr� Montgomery, Ala� (Carver hS)21 Sasser, Bud** WR 6-2 210 Sr� Denton, Texas (Ryan)21 Simon, Ian** S 6-0 195 Jr. Mansfield,Texas(Legacy)22 Sherrils, Anthony DB 6-0 190 RSFr� kansas City, Mo� (hogan Prep)24 Nasiruddin, Mubarak DB 6-0 180 So� St� Louis, Mo� (Gateway Tech)25 Newsom, Donavin* LB 6-2 230 So� St� Louis, Mo� (Parkway North)26 Brents, Jake WR 6-3 205 So. Springfield,Mo.(Kickapoo)26 Cheadle, Logan DB 5-10 170 Fr� Lee’s Summit, Mo� (West)28 Payton, Ernest* DB 6-2 210 Jr� College Station, Texas (A&M Consolidated)29 Mckenzie, DeAndre DB 6-1 185 Jr� Lee’s Summit, Mo� (Lee’s Summit/Mo� Southern)30 Scherer, Michael* LB 6-3 235 So� St� Louis, Mo� (Country Day)32 hansbrough, Russell** TB 5-9 190 Jr� Arlington, Texas (Bowie)32 hull, Tanner LB 6-0 215 RSFr� kansas City, Mo� (O’hara)33 Golden, Markus** DL 6-3 260 Sr� St� Louis, Mo� (Affton hS/hutchison CC)34 Burkett, Joey LB 6-2 205 RSFr� Jefferson City, Mo�34 Wade, Jordan TB 5-9 195 Sr� Lee’s Summit, Mo� (West hS/Mo� Southern)35 hunt, Tyler* TB 5-11 215 Jr� huntsville, Mo� (Westran)35 Loud, Marcus DL 6-4 270 RSFr� houston, Texas (Wheatley)36 Steward, Morgan* TB 6-0 210 So� kansas City, Mo� (Staley)38 Beisel, Eric LB 6-3 235 RSFr� Fenton, Mo� (Rockwood Summit)38 Rhone, Nicalus WR 5-10 170 RSFr� Beaumont, Texas (Central)39 Drummond, Miles TB 5-11 215 So� Centralia, Mo� (hallsville)40 Green, Clarence* LB 6-0 225 Jr� Clute, Texas (Brazoswood)40 Stevens, Andrew TB 5-9 195 So� St� Louis, Mo� (Eureka)


nuMerical rosterNo� Name Pos� ht� Wt� Yr� hometown (Previous School)41 Bailey, Aaron WR 5-9 165 RSFr� Round Rock, Texas41 Laurent, Eric WR 6-3 215 So� Ballwin, Mo� (Parkway South)43 Chancey, Cameron WR 6-0 180 Jr� Branson, Mo� 43 Godas, Michael S 6-0 210 So� Columbia, Mo� (Rock Bridge)46 Blakley, Steven TB 5-11 225 RSFr� Memphis, Tenn� (Christian Brothers)49 Martin, Denzel LB 5-11 230 Sr� Ladue, Mo� (Chaminade)50 Winston, Evan DL 6-3 295 So� Muskegon heights, Mich�51 Carberry, Stephen OL 6-5 300 Sr� Belleville, Ill� (Mascoutah)52 hill, Jordan OL 6-2 270 Fr� Lee’s Summit, Mo� (North)53 Williams, Christian LB 6-0 235 So� Lake Ozark, Mo� (School of the Osage)54 Monaghan, Nick OL 6-2 245 Jr� Darien, Ill� (Downer’s Grove South)56 Luce, Robert OL 6-3 300 Sr� Dallas, Texas (Dallas Episcopal)56 Ray, Shane** DL 6-3 245 Jr� kansas City, Mo� (Bishop Miege)57 Abeln, Alec OL 6-3 290 RSFr� St� Louis, Mo� (university hS)58 Reid, John OL 6-3 280 RSFr� Duluth, Ga� (Johns Creek)59 Starke, kyle OL 6-5 310 Jr� Liberty, Mo�60 McGovern, Connor** OL 6-4 310 Jr� Fargo, N�D� (Shanley)62 Chappell, Taylor OL 6-5 300 Jr� Canadian, Texas63 McNulty, Brad* OL 6-4 300 Jr� Allen, Texas64 Johnson, Will OL 6-2 280 So� Salisbury, N�C�65 Morse, Mitch*** OL 6-6 305 Sr� Austin, Texas (St� Michael’s Academy)66 Ploudre, Adam OL 6-4 295 RSFr� Ballwin, Mo� (Marquette hS)68 Fairchild, Mike OL 6-5 280 Fr� Overland Park, kan� (Blue Valley North)69 hall, Mitch h�* OL 6-2 290 Jr� Burnsville, Minn� (Lakeville South)70 Gatti, Anthony* OL 6-6 315 Sr� St� Louis, Mo� (Parkway North)72 Rhodes, Clay OL 6-5 290 RSFr� Stilwell, kan� (Blue Valley)73 hall, Mitch L�* OL 6-5 320 Jr� Russellville, Ark� (Ole Miss)75 Logan, A�J� DL 6-2 310 RSFr� Columbia, Mo� (Rock Bridge)76 Williams, Jordan OL 6-3 295 So� Denton, Texas (Ryan)77 Boehm, Evan** OL 6-3 315 Jr� Lee’s Summit, Mo� (West)79 Franklin, Adam OL 6-0 265 Jr� Raytown, Mo� (South hS/Mo� Western)80 Culkin, Sean* TE 6-6 245 So� Indian Rocks Beach, Fla� (Christian)82 Echard, Clayton* TE 6-5 260 Jr� Eureka, Mo�84 Otte, Gavin WR 5-10 200 Sr� Rolla, Mo�86 hurrell, Jake* OL 6-3 235 So� Saint Peters, Mo� (Francis howell North)87 Crawford, Nate DL 6-5 285 RSFr� Pensacola, Fla� (West)87 Ray, Austin TE 6-3 240 RSFr� Columbia, Mo� (Rock Bridge)88 hunt, Jimmie*** WR 6-0 215 Sr� Cahokia, Ill�89 hanneke, Tyler TE 6-4 235 So� St� Charles, Mo� (West)89 hoch, Matt*** DL 6-5 295 Sr� harlan, Iowa90 Brantley, harold* DL 6-3 290 So� hershey, Pa�90 Coffman, Nick Pk 5-11 170 So� houston, Texas (Elkins)91 harris, Charles DL 6-3 235 RSFr� kansas City, Mo� (Lincoln Prep)92 Brinser, Christian* P 6-2 200 Sr� Liberty, Mo�92 Grava, Justin DL 6-3 260 So� Alpharetta, Ga� (Johns Creek)94 Osborne, Dequinton DL 6-0 310 RSFr� Grand Prairie, Texas (South)95 hatley, Rickey* DL 6-4 270 So� Atlanta, Texas96 Vincent, Lucas*** DL 6-2 305 Sr� Olathe, kan� (North)97 Augusta, Josh* DL 6-4 300 So� Peoria, Ill�99 Baggett, Andrew** Pk 6-1 215 Jr� Lee’s Summit, Mo� (North)99 Butler, David DL 6-4 280 Sr� kansas City, Mo� (Lee’s Summit North) Adams, Turner PK 6-0 190 RSFr. Springfield,Mo.(Kickapoo) Serrano, Eddie DL 6-3 225 RSFr� Niles, Ill� (Notre Dame Prep) Taylor, James WR 5-11 170 RSFr� Platte City, Mo�

PRACTICE INFORMATION10

tentative depth chart(as of March 3, 2014)

offense defenseLT 65 Mitch Morse 6-6 305 Sr� 72 Clay Rhodes 6-5 290 RSFr� 66 Adam Ploudre 6-4 295 RSFr� 52 Jordan hill 6-2 270 Fr�LG 70 Anthony Gatti 6-6 315 Sr� 76 Jordan Williams 6-3 295 So� 59 kyle Starke 6-5 310 Jr� 69 Mitch h� hall 6-2 290 Jr�C 77 Evan Boehm 6-3 315 Jr� 63 Brad McNulty 6-4 300 Jr� 56 Robert Luce 6-3 300 Sr� 57 Alec Abeln 6-3 290 RSFr� 64 William Johnson 6-2 280 So�RG 73 Mitch L� hall 6-5 320 Jr� 51 Stephen Carberry 6-5 300 Sr� 68 Mike Fairchild 6-5 280 Fr� 58 John Reid 6-3 280 RSFr�RT 60 Connor McGovern 6-4 310 Jr� 62 Taylor Chappell 6-5 300 Jr� 54 Nick Monaghan 6-2 245 Jr�TE 80 Sean Culkin 6-6 245 So� 82 Clayton Echard 6-5 260 Jr� 10 Jason Reese 6-5 240 RSFr� 89 Tyler hanneke 6-4 235 So� 87 Austin Ray 6-3 240 RSFr�QB 7 Maty Mauk 6-0 200 So� 13 Corbin Berkstresser 6-3 225 Jr� 9 Eddie Printz 6-2 215 RSFr� 11 Trent hosick 6-1 225 RSFr� 1 Marvin zanders 6-2 180 Fr� 12 Colby Carpenter 6-2 220 RSFr�TB 32 Russell hansbrough 5-9 190 Jr� 6 Marcus Murphy 5-9 195 Sr� 36 Morgan Steward 6-0 210 So� 35 Tyler hunt 5-11 215 Jr� 39 Miles Drummond 5-11 215 So� 40 Andrew Stevens 5-9 195 So� 46 Steven Blakley 5-11 225 RSFr�X-WR 15 Dorial Green-Beckham 6-6 225 Jr� 18 Wesley Leftwich 6-1 200 Jr� 41 Eric Laurent 6-3 215 So� 43 Cameron Chancey 6-0 180 Jr�Y-WR 21 Bud Sasser 6-2 210 Sr� 16 Levi Copelin 6-2 190 So� 5 James Driskell 5-10 185 So�h-WR 88 Jimmie hunt 6-0 215 Sr� 84 Gavin Otte 5-10 200 Sr� 41 Aaron Bailey 5-9 165 RSFr� 38 Niclaus Rhone 5-10 170 RSFr�z-WR 8 Darius White 6-3 205 Sr� 4 J’Mon Moore 6-3 190 RSFr� 26 Jake Brents 6-3 205 So� James Taylor 5-11 170 RSFr�

DE 33 Markus Golden 6-3 260 Sr� 35 Marcus Loud 6-4 270 RSFr� 79 Adam Franklin 6-0 265 Jr� Eddie Serrano 6-3 225 RSFr�DT 89 Matt hoch 6-5 295 Sr� 97 Josh Augusta 6-4 300 So� 87 Nate Crawford 6-5 285 RSFr� 94 DeQuinton Osborne 6-0 310 RSFr�NG 96 Lucas Vincent 6-2 305 Sr� 90 harold Brantley 6-3 290 So� 95 Rickey hatley 6-4 270 So� 50 Evan Winston 6-3 295 So� 75 A�J� Logan 6-2 310 RSFr�DE 56 Shane Ray 6-3 245 Jr� 91 Charles harris 6-3 235 RSFr� 92 Justin Grava 6-3 260 So�WLB 12 Darvin Ruise 6-1 240 Sr� 25 Donavin Newsom 6-2 230 So� 34 Joey Burkett 6-2 205 RSFr�MLB 10 kentrell Brothers 6-1 240 Jr� 38 Eric Beisel 6-3 235 RSFr� 49 Denzel Martin 5-11 230 Sr� 53 Christian Williams 6-0 235 So�SLB 30 Michael Scherer 6-3 235 So� 40 Clarence Green 6-0 225 Jr� 32 Tanner hull 6-0 215 RSFr� 4 Brandon Lee 6-2 215 Fr�CB 1 John Gibson 6-0 185 So� 3 David Johnson 5-11 190 Jr� 29 DeAndre Mckenzie 6-1 185 Jr� 26 Logan Cheadle 5-10 170 Fr�CB 11 Aarion Penton 5-10 185 So� 22 Anthony Sherrils 6-0 190 RSFr� 7 kenya Dennis 6-0 198 Jr� 28 Ernest Payton 6-2 210 Jr� 24 Mubarak Nasiruddin 6-0 180 So�SS 9 Braylon Webb 6-0 205 Sr� 2 Duron Singleton 6-1 210 Sr� 13 Chaston Ward 6-1 205 So� 43 Michael Godas 6-0 210 So�FS 21 Ian Simon 6-0 195 Jr� 5 Cortland Browning 6-1 205 Jr� 19 Shaun Rupert 6-1 185 RSFr� 10 Brock Bondurant 6-2 215 So�

kickersP 92 Christian Brinser 6-2 200 Sr� 12 Preston Soper 6-0 190 RSFr�

Pk 99 Andrew Baggett 6-1 215 Jr� 3 Luke Jackson 6-1 185 RSFr� 90 Nick Coffman 5-11 170 So�

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2014 MIZZOU fOOtball sprIng prevIewWhat a difference a year makes.Left for the scrap heap by pundits after a disappointing 5-7 debut season in the Southeastern

Conference in 2012, the Missouri Tigers turned the national narrative around 180 degrees with a comeback season for the ages in 2013. After receiving nary a single vote in the pre-season top-25 polls, while being predicted to finish sixth in the SEC East Division, Head Coach Gary Pinkel’s squad turned in one of the best seasons in Mizzou’s history, going 12-2 overall, 7-1 in SEC play, winning the SEC East title along the way, while reaching the SEC Championship Game in only its second year in the league.

After a thrill-a-minute SEC title game loss to Auburn which kept Mizzou out of the BCS National Championship Game, the Tigers closed out their magical season in exciting fashion – with a 41-31 win over former Big 12 rival Oklahoma State in the 2014 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic.

That win put the cap on an amazing season, and it also secured Pinkel’s 102nd win as Mizzou’s head coach, making him the winningest coach in school history.

Now that the Tigers are no longer under the radar anymore, just what will they do for an encore in 2014? Questions will begin to be answered when spring practice opens March 11th, leading up to the annual Black & Gold Spring Game on April 19th.

As always, this spring will be all about competition. That’s a word you will hear Coach Pinkel repeat early and often in any conversation regarding his team. That’s always been the case in his program, whether it was his first year of a rebuilding project or after a 12-win season.

“The foundation of our program is competition,” said Pinkel. “It always has been, and it always will be, there are no guaranteed positions on the team. Everyone has to go out there and earn their spots, earn their playing time. If a young guy beats a veteran out, they beat them out, it’s for the good of the team. There’s a lot of examples over the years, but one I always point to is when Brad Smith won the quarterback job as a redshirt freshman. He beat out a senior who had been a starter for a couple of seasons,” he said.

The 2014 Mizzou Tigers will return a solid mix of proven veterans, experienced underclassmen, and talented newcomers who will look to keep the momentum rolling.


Twelve position starters return in 2014 for Mizzou, with five each on offense and defense, in addition to both specialists. It’s also important to note that there are 19 Tigers in all with starting experience under their belts (10 on offense, 7 on defense and the 2 specialists), so this squad has a seasoned feel to it entering spring.

Here’s a look at the position breakdown heading into spring camp:

OffenseMizzou enjoyed one of the most improved offensive attacks in the nation in 2013, thanks to a

bunch of talented skill players and a much more healthy group from the previous season. The Tigers ranked 13th nationally in scoring at 39.1 points per game (after ranking 80th in 2012), and improved to 16th nationally in total offense (490.7 yards per game) a year after ranking just 96th nationally in 2012 (356.4 yards per game).

“I thought our offensive staff did a really good job last season,” said Pinkel. “Philosophically we changed in a lot of ways, we threw the ball downfield as much as any team I’ve ever been around, and I think it was a great change. We were really balanced and that’s difficult to defend. We’re looking at a lot of different things, little things to tweak and make it better, and we’ll see where that goes. We’re pleased with what we’re doing on offense, but we’re always looking for ways to make ourselves better,” he said.

A lot of the playmakers from that accomplished group have moved on, including three-year starting QB James Franklin, and four other NFL hopefuls in TB Henry Josey, RT Justin Britt, and receivers L’Damian Washington and Marcus Lucas. There’s no question they’ll be missed, but the five starters who return bring plenty of high-level play with them, and there are five others in tow who have previous starting experience as well.

“Every year we have some turnover, and that provides opportunities for other players, and that’s the way we look at it,” said Pinkel.

QUarterbaCKGone is three-year starter James Franklin, who when healthy, was one of the top dual-threat

quarterbacks in the nation. The battle to find his replacement will be the most heavily-watched one this spring, and there should be several talented players taking aim.

Mizzou is in the unique position of having lost a three-year starter at quarterback, yet they have two players coming back with at least four games of starting experience. Sophomore Maty Mauk and junior Corbin Berkstresser both filled in for Franklin when he was out for stretches over the past two seasons, and they both helped the Tigers win games. Mauk was especially effective last year in his relief appearances, as he guided MU to a 3-1 mark against Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky. Mauk had an outstanding 11-to-2 TD-to-INT ratio, including a school-record tying five TD tosses in the win at Kentucky.

Mauk will have the inside track to the starting job, but Pinkel reminds everyone that nobody has won anything at this point.

“Maty certainly played well with his opportunities last year, and we’re excited about what he did for us, he’s got a lot of talent,” said Pinkel. “He’ll have to win the job still, that’s how we do things here, he’s got to compete to get the job just like every position. We’ve got guys like Corbin Berkstresser who has won games previously, and then some very talented young guys in Eddie Printz and Trent Hosick and Marvin Zanders who is a true freshman. I’m excited to see what everyone can bring to the table this spring, we’ll have a lot to look at,” he said.


OffensIve lIneThe Tigers stayed healthy up front in 2013,

losing only two total starts to injury by the starting five in 14 games. The cohesion and consistency developed by the line was unquestionably key to Mizzou’s offensive success. The Tigers were among the nation’s most balanced attacks a year ago, averaging 252.9 yards per game passing and 237.9 yards per game rushing.

Three stalwarts from that front five return in 2014, including junior all-SEC candidate center Evan Boehm, senior Mitch Morse and junior Connor McGovern. Boehm will be in his third year as a starter, including his second at center, while Morse has started 25-of-26 games the past two seasons and he’ll move to left tackle after manning the right tackle spot a year ago. McGovern made 14 starts a year ago at right guard, and he might also get a look at right tackle this spring as coaches determine who will be the best fit at each spot.

Candidates to step in to starting jobs include senior Anthony Gatti at left guard, where he started twice a year ago in place of Max Copeland, and junior Mitch L. Hall, who got good reserve experience a year ago in his first action as a Tiger since transferring from Ole Miss. Junior Brad McNulty also has five starts in 2012 at center and guard, and he could factor into the rotation at a couple of spots going forward.

Others looking to establish themselves in the depth include junior tackle Taylor Chappell, sophomore guard Jordan Williams, redshirt freshmen Clay Rhodes (tackle) and Alec Abeln (center), in addition to true freshman Mike Fairchild, who graduated from high school in time to enroll at Mizzou this semester.

“We played very, very well on the line last year,” said Pinkel. “We have three guys back who are very good players, so that’s something to build around. We’ll take a look at a couple of things during the spring, and that’s what it’s for, we just have to find the five best guys and build the depth around that lineup,” he said.

MU In tHe 2013seC/nCaa ranKIngs

Category NCAA SEC StatScoring Offense 13th 3rd 39.1Scoring Defense 34th 6th 23.1Rushing Offense 16th 2nd 237.9Rushing Defense 49th 7th 152.9Passing Offense 41st 5th 252.9Passing Defense 107th 14th 264.8Pass Eff. Offense 34th 7th 143.32Pass Eff. Defense 43rd 6th 121.13Total Offense 16th 3rd 490.7Total Defense 81st 10th 417.7Kickoff Returns 32nd 6th 23.07Punt Returns 86th 9th 6.72Net Punting 63rd 11th 36.76Turnover Margin 5th 1st +1.1

InDIvIDUal statIstICsRushing NCAA SEC Yds/GHenry Josey 51st 8th 83.3Pass Efficiency NCAA SEC Effic.James Franklin 36th 8th 141.9Total Offense NCAA SEC Yds/GJames Franklin 31st 4th 267.2Receiving Yards NCAA SEC Rec/GL’Damian Washington 83rd 9th 63.8Dorial Green-Beckham 85th 10th 63.1Interceptions NCAA SEC Avg.E.J. Gaines 20th 3rd 0.4Punting NCAA SEC Avg.Christian Brinser 60th 7th 41.0Punt Returns NCAA SEC Avg.Marcus Murphy 40th 4th 7.0Kickoff Returns NCAA SEC Avg.Marcus Murphy 68th 8th 22.2Field Goals NCAA SEC FG/GAndrew Baggett 36th 2nd 1.3Scoring NCAA SEC Pts/GAndrew Baggett 27th 4th 8.6Henry Josey 72nd 13th 7.3All-Purpose NCAA SEC Avg.Marcus Murphy 99th 16th 101.79Sacks NCAA SEC P/GMichael Sam 14th 2nd 0.82Kony Ealy 36th 5th 0.68Tackles NCAA SEC P/GAndrew Wilson 88th 8th 8.1Tackles For Loss NCAA SEC P/GMichael Sam 19th 1st 1.4


taIlbaCKMizzou has the reputation of slinging the ball all over the field with its fast-paced spread offense,

but its run game had just as much to do with its overall success in 2013 as anything. The Tigers ran for 3,330 yards, and showed an ability to run successfully even when the opposing defense knew it was coming.

Henry Josey was the top gun a year ago, rushing for 1,166 yards and 16 touchdowns, but after a three-touchdown night in MU’s Cotton Bowl win, the senior-to-be declared himself eligible for the 2014 NFL Draft, meaning the second two-time 1,000 rusher in school history will need to be replaced.

For a lot of programs, that might mean dire circumstances, but not at Mizzou. Waiting in the wings looking to step up will be a pair of proven veterans in senior Marcus Murphy and junior Russell Hansbrough. Murphy ran for 601 yards and 9 touchdowns in 2013, averaging 6.5 yards per carry, while Hansbrough totaled 685 yards, 4 touchdowns and averaged 6.0 yards per attempt. Sophomore Morgan Steward will also look to step up his role, after a freshman season that saw him carry 21 times for 84 yards and one score.

“With the loss of Henry Josey, it also creates bigger opportunities for guys like Russell Hansbrough and Marcus Murphy, I know they’re really excited about having the chance to get more carries,” said Pinkel. “They are good friends with Henry, and they’ll miss him, but they’re also competitors who want the ball in their hands, so they’re both happy about getting that chance,” he said.

“We’ve got a really talented young guy in Morgan Steward who didn’t get many chances last year because we were so deep, but now he’s got a chance to show what he can do. I really feel good about the depth we have here, and that’s crucial because it’s a position where you have to have four guys ready to play who can get the job done,” Pinkel said.

reCeIversMuch like the tailback position, Mizzou’s wideouts lose some big production with the graduation

of L’Damian Washington and Marcus Lucas, but the talent pool is still filled with plenty of ability. Junior Dorial Green-Beckham is back for his third year with the team, and if he follows his progression from the previous two years, the sky is the limit. Green-Beckham really came into his own a year ago, as he caught a team-high 59 passes for 883 yards and 12 touchdowns – the 2nd-most receiving TDs in the SEC in 2014.

But he’s not the only weapon returning for the Tiger offense. Seniors Bud Sasser (26 catches, 361 yards, 1 TD in 2013) and Jimmie Hunt (22 catches, 253 yards, 1 TD) are back to provide further downfield reinforcements for the Tiger attack, and to provide leadership for a group of youngsters looking to make their mark as well.

Senior Darius White is ready for his chance to win a starting job, a year after he caught 7 passes for 76 yards in reserve action. The former Texas transfer played in all 14 games in 2013, and will be a prime contender to start in 2014. Others who the coaching staff expect to challenge for playing time this spring include junior Wesley Leftwich, sophomore Levi Copelin (3 catches for 61 yards in 14 games in 2013), senior walk-on Gavin Otte and redshirt freshman J’Mon Moore, among others.

“We lost a couple guys who will be playing in the NFL, but certainly we’ve got a lot of talent coming back,” said Pinkel. “Dorial had a great year, Bud Sasser had a heck of a year and Jimmie Hunt did great, he’ll have a lot more opportunities. Darius White has had a great off-season, Levi Copelin is a good young player, Wesley Leftwich is a guy who’s got a chance to play, Gavin Otte is a really talented walk-on who wants to earn some opportunities, and we’ve got a young guy who is really talented in J’Mon Moore. We have talent there, it’s going to be real important for the experienced guys to get better, but then the young guys really need to mature fast and get ready,” he said.


tIgHt enDThe tight end position has transitioned in

the Mizzou offense, going from a pass-catching bigger wide receiver in essense that saw three first-team All-Americans in four years from 2007-10 to a spot that wasn’t much of a factor in the passing game the past two seasons.

The tight ends were utilized more often in 2013 as they became a much more important part of the pass protection and run blocking efforts, the duo of Eric Waters and Sean Culkin caught a combined total of 9 passes for 78 yards.

Somewhere in the middle is a balance that Tiger coaches are looking to strike. They’ll be looking to do that with Culkin, a sophomore who played in all 14 games a year ago, making one start along the way. With another year of seasoning under his belt, Culkin should be a bigger part of the downfield attack in 2014. He’ll be joined by junior Clayton Echard and a promising prospect in redshirt freshman Jason Reese and others who will enter the fray.

“It’s a position we’d like to use more this year,” said Pinkel. “Sean Culkin is a good young player who is a good athlete and we’ll look for him to mature. Clayton Echard is an asset here, and we’re definitely excited about Jason Reese and his potential. Hopefully that position will continue to mature, we’ve got some good athletes here and now we just have to get them ready and get them involved,” he said.

DefenseMizzou’s defense in 2013 probably didn’t

get the accolades their offensive counterparts got for the Tigers’ 12-2 championship season, but make no mistake, it was an excellent unit which was a big factor in MU’s success. In 12 regular-season games, the most points allowed to an opponent was 28, and the final rankings showed Mizzou 34th nationally in scoring defense (23.1 ppg), an improvement from 68th in 2012.

Perhaps most importantly was the ball-hawking aspect of the defense which led to 32 takeaways (20 interceptions, 12 fumbles) that helped MU rank 5th in the nation (1st in the SEC)

MU Career starts

OFFENSELINEMEN ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Tot.Boehm — — 12 14 — 26Morse RS 0 11 14 — 25McGovern — RS 0 14 — 14McNulty — RS 5 0 — 5Gatti RS 0 0 2 — 2

RECEIVERS Sasser RS 0 6 11 — 17Green-Beckham — — 1 14 — 15Culkin — — RS 1 — 1

QUARTERBACKSBerkstresser — RS 4 0 — 4Mauk — — RS 4 — 4

TAILBACKSNone w/starting experience

DEFENSELINEMEN ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Tot.Hoch RS 0 12 13 — 25Vincent RS 0 0 9 — 9Brantley — — RS 5 — 5

LINEBACKERSBrothers — RS 0 14 — 14

SECONDARYWebb RS 4 12 14 — 30Simon — RS 0 8 — 8Penton — — — 2 — 2


in turnover margin (+1.10 per game). Mizzou will enter the 2014 season with an active streak of 44 games with a turnover gained, the longest in the nation. Perhaps no single play better signified a microcosm of the Tigers’ defensive season than the one that clinched the bowl win. With MU clinging to a 34-31 lead in the final minutes, DE Michael Sam burst around the edge to sack Oklahoma State’s Clint Chelf, knocking the ball loose. Fellow DE Shane Ray picked up the ball on the Mizzou 27-yardline and raced unencumbered 73 yards for a score with just :55 seconds left to clinch the win. When plays had to be made, the defense was there to do it.

“We had a really outstanding year defensively overall, I was really pleased with how we competed,” said Pinkel. “I really liked our scheme a year ago. Take away the SEC championship game, and we played really outstanding against the run consistently. We were really physical, really good with turnovers and that’s one of the most imporant factors in winning, so we need that to continue,” he said.

Like the offense, Mizzou will return five starters from a year ago, including senior tackles Matt Hoch and Lucas Vincent, to go along with junior LB Kentrell Brothers, senior safety Braylon Webb and junior safety Ian Simon.

DefensIve lIneMizzou is quickly becoming known as a defensive lineman factory, having produced NFL talent

to the tune of Ziggy Hood, Aldon Smith and Sheldon Richardson (all 1st-round draft picks) in recent years. That theme continued in 2013, and then some, as both Michael Sam and Kony Ealy won 1st-Team All-SEC honors, with Sam eventually going on to win unanimous 1st-Team All-American honors and SEC Defensive Player of the Year accolades.

Both are gone, however, as Sam graduated, while Ealy chose to bypass his final year of eligibility in 2014 to enter the NFL Draft, where both are expected to be chosen this May.

Waiting to step into their footsteps is a pair of very talented ends in senior Markus Golden and junior Shane Ray. Even though both played reserve snaps, they were perhaps even more productive than their more well-known counterparts, as Golden led all MU linemen with 55 tackles, including 13 TFLs, 6.5 sacks and 8 QB pressures. Ray was 2nd on the team with 11 QB pressures, and got loose for 9 TFLs and 4.5 sacks, including a jarring hit of Georgia’s Aaron Murray that forced a fumble which was scooped up and ran back for a touchdown by Sam which keyed MU’s first road win at a top-10 opponent since 1982.

The middle is where the Tigers have the most experience returning, and it starts with seniors Matt Hoch and Lucas Vincent. Hoch had 41 tackles, 4 TFLs and 3 sacks in 13 games a year ago, while Vincent had 34 tackles, 5 TFLs and 1.5 sacks of his own in 14 games (9 starts). Sophomores Harold Brantley (30 tackles, 5 TFLs) and Josh Augusta (9 tackles, including 3 TFLs and 2 sacks) also gained valuable playing time a year ago and look to increase their role going forward.

Other contenders for playing time include a group of very talented youngsters. Redshirt freshman Marcus Loud and Charles Harris drew rave reviews a year ago while working on the scout teams, and they’ll look to earn snaps at defensive end. Likewise, sophomores Rickey Hatley and Evan Winston will join redshirt freshmen Nate Crawford, Dequinton Osborne and A.J. Logan in the mix of those working to push for snaps in the fall.

“We’ve got some pretty big losses to fill, when you lose two 1st-team SEC players, NFL-bound defensive ends, it’s challenging but we feel good about who we have,” said Pinkel. “Shane Ray is a great player, and Markus Golden also turned into a heck of a player a year ago. I think Markus has a chance to be just as good, if not better, than Michael, if he can continue to push himself and work every day like Michael did to turn himself into the player he became,” he said.

“I’m excited about our young talented guys like Marcus Loud and Charles Harris, and a guy


like Rickey Hatley could play either inside or outside,” he said. “Inside, we’ve got everybody back, and Matt Hoch, Lucas Vincent and Harold Brantley are proven guys who we feel really good about. We have a lot of stability there, and I’m looking forward to seeing the competition between them and some other really good young players like Josh Augusta, Nate Crawford, Dequinton Osborne, Evan Winston and A.J. Logan who have a chance to make us even better,” Pinkel said.

lInebaCKersThe middle level of the Tiger defense was very solid in 2013, and junior Kentrell Brothers is

back after a standout season that saw him rank fourth on the team with a career-high 70 tackles and 3 interceptions. Brothers played the weakside mostly a year ago, and the plan this spring is to give him a look at the middle linebacker spot that has been vacated by standout Andrew Wilson, who led Mizzou in tackles for the past three seasons.

Brothers leads a group that is pretty young overall, with senior Darvin Ruise (44 tackles in 2013, 1 interception) being the only other upperclassman in the mix for playing time this year. Sophomore Michael Scherer (14 games in 2013, 6 tackles) is in line to challenge for a starting job at the strongside spot, while Ruise is working to win the starting weakside role. Sophomore Donavin Newsom (10 games, 5 tackles in 2013) and junior Clarence Green will also look to factor into the depth, while redshirt freshmen Joey Burkett and Eric Beisel will take to the field this spring hoping to establish themselves as playmakers who can be counted on.

“We lost a couple of really good players at linebacker, but we’ve got Kentrell Brothers coming back and he did some great things last year, he’s got great potential. Michael Scherer is a good young player competing in there, and Darvin Ruise has a lot of experience and has done good things. With all of the younger guys there’s talent, so there’s going to be a lot of competition which will be good,” Pinkel said.

COrnerbaCKsPerhaps no position group was hit hardest by graduation than the cornerbacks, which lose the

services of all-SEC E.J. Gaines (37 career starts) and Randy Ponder (19 career starts). While those two will surely be missed, there are some very talented youngsters waiting to step in and make their mark. The good news for Tiger coaches is that they aren’t completely wet behind the ears.

Sophomores Aarion Penton and John Gibson both got extensive snaps in 2013 and while they aren’t considered returning starters, they have been battle-tested. Penton started two games in place of Gaines in 2013 when Gaines was lost with a leg injury. Penton did very well in his time on the field, and in 14 games overall, he made 16 tackles and grabbed an interception. Gibson made 14 stops in 12 games, and added an interception and 3 pass break ups of his own. That duo will head into spring ball looking to lock down starting spots, but they’ll be pushed by a group which includes juniors David Johnson (12 games, 3 tackles in 2013) and Ernest Payton. Payton was slated to be a significant contributor in 2013, only to see his season ended early due to a knee injury in September. He’ll be limited this spring, but will be fully cleared in time for August camp.

They’ll be joined by newcomers Kenya Dennis, Anthony Sherrils and Logan Cheadle. Sherrils is a redshirt freshman who is one of the better overall athletes on the team, while Dennis and Cheadle are brand new to Mizzou this semester. Both were members of Mizzou’s 2014 recruiting class, and both are enrolled and taking part in spring drills, where they hope to make immediate impressions.

“You talk about rotating guys in to get experience, and it should pay off this year, since we lose both starters from a year ago, real high-quality guys, but we’ve got John Gibson and Aarion Penton


who both really played well as freshmen,” said Pinkel. “David Johnson has been around here a long time, Ernest Payton is coming along extremely well, but he probably won’t be full go in the spring. And then we’re excited to see our new guys get out there and see what they can do,” he said.

safetIesThe last line of defense will benefit by the return of senior all-SEC candidate Braylon Webb.

Webb really emerged in 2013 as a playmaker, as evidenced by his career-best numbers which included 89 tackles (2nd-most on the team) and 3 interceptions. As the most experienced player among MU’s secondary, he’ll be looked to not only step up his play on the field, but to be a leader off of it.

Trying to lock down a starting job at strong safety will be junior Ian Simon, who is counted as a returning starter from 2013 due to his 8 starts when the Tigers employed a nickel package. Simon made 42 tackles a year ago, grabbed one interception and broke up 5 passes in all. Senior Duron Singleton (23 tackles in 12 games in 2013) is a junior college transfer who will challenge for playing time as well, and is someone who came on strong late last season. Junior Cortland Browning (14 games, 4 tackles), sophomore Chaston Ward and redshirt freshman Shaun Rupert will also look to play their way into the rotation.

“Braylon Webb is a really high-level SEC player, the guy is just a heck of a player, with his maturity and leadership, he’s got an awful lot going for him,” said Pinkel. “Cortland, we expect him to be in the mix and you’ve got Chaston in there too. Ian Simon had a real good year, and Duron Singleton is a second-year junior college guy who came on late in the season and you typically see a big jump in the second year with the program.

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Rank, School Wins1. Oregon 762. Alabama 74 Oklahoma 744. LSU 735. Virginia Tech 686. USC 677. Oklahoma State 668. Mizzou 65 Florida 65 Georgia 65 Texas 65 Wisconsin 65

KICKersThe kicking game is intact from a year ago with the return of starting junior PK Andrew Baggett,

senior P Christian Brinser and sophomore snapper Jake Hurrell. While the expectations are for that trio to continue to improve, their return is a comfort for Tiger coaches and the all-important special teams.

Baggett finished the 2013 season 18-of-25 in field goals, and 66-of-69 in extra points, and his 120 points scored were the 4th-most in Mizzou single-season history. Interestingly, five of his seven misses on the year were from 39 yards or less, so that’s an area where he’ll look to improve. His leg

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strength has never been in question, as he went 6-of-8 from 40 or out, and he finished the year strong by making five of his last six kicks, including a key 46-yarder midway through the 4th quarter of the Cotton Bowl win which broke a tie at the time. He also was a huge weapon in the field position battle, with his 62 touchbacks ranking as 2nd-most in the nation.

Brinser was solid in his first year as a starter, averaging 41.0 yards per punt, while placing 26 of them inside the opponents’ 20-yardline.

Hurrell took over the long snapping duties as a redshirt freshman, and was superb, meaning that spot should be worry-free for Tiger coaches for a long time.

“I thought Andrew Baggett finished the year really strong, so we expect him to carry that forward this year,” Pinkel said. “He’s been our guy there for two years now, so he’s a veteran and we feel like he can be one of the best in the SEC, which means he can be one of the best in the country,” he said.

“Christian Brinser did some good things in his first year as a starter,” said Pinkel. “Now that he’s got the game experience, I think you’ll see him take a step up, and that’s what we need to happen certainly,” he said.

Camp gets started on March 11th, and the Tigers will hold 14 practices in preparation for the annual Black & Gold Game, to be held April 19th at 1 p.m. at Faurot Field. Be sure to stay tuned to www.mutigers.com for updates and further coverage of Mizzou Football spring camp 2014!

2014 sQUaD breaKDOwn

Total (Including Specialists)Starters Returning _______________________ 12Starters Lost ___________________________ 12Career Starts Returning __________________ 246Career Starts Lost ______________________ 341Lettermen Returning _____________________ 40Lettermen Lost __________________________ 23

OffenseStarters Returning ________________________ 5Starters Lost ____________________________ 6Career Starts Returning ___________________113Career Starts Lost ______________________ 171Lettermen Returning _____________________ 18Lettermen Lost __________________________ 10

DefenseStarters Returning ________________________ 5Starters Lost ____________________________ 6Career Starts Returning ___________________ 93Career Starts Lost ______________________ 170Lettermen Returning _____________________ 20Lettermen Lost __________________________ 13

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97Alec AbelnOffensive LinemanRSFr. - 6-3 - 290St. Louis, Mo.University HS

2014 OUTLOOKUp-and-coming young lineman who has the versatility to contribute at a number of spots in the trenches ... Will line up at center for his first spring camp, where he’ll be battling for position on the depth chart.

2013 SEASON Took a redshirt in his first year in the Tiger program.

HIGH SCHOOLConsidered the No. 15 center prospect in the nation by Rivals.com and No. 18 by ESPN.com … played at both left tackle and center for St. Louis University High School and head coach Gary Kornfeld … ranked 17th overall in the state of Missouri’s class of 2013 by Rivals.

com … selected first team All-State by the Associated Press … earned first team All-Metro honors from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch … was an all-conference selection at tackle as a senior in 2012 … represented Team USA in the IFAF World Cham-pionships alongside fellow signees Chase Abbington, Eric Beisel and Trent Hosick.

PERSONALParents – Douglas and Julie Abeln … academic all-state pick in his final high school season … also participated in wrestling and volleyball as a senior … mother, Julie, was Truman the Tiger while a student at Mizzou … has wanted to attend Mizzou since his childhood.

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Josh AugustaDefensive LinemanSo./1L - 6-4 - 300Peoria, Ill.Peoria HS

2014 OUTLOOKPowerful run stuffer who was one of two players from the 2013 recruiting class to play as a true freshman last season ... With his proven experience, he’ll be expected to be a significant part of the rotation, and he’ll start spring camp as the No. 2 man on the depth at tackle, behind senior starter Matt Hoch.

2013 SEASON Appeared in all 14 games this season as a true freshman … tallied his second sack of the year at home against Arkansas State (Sept. 28) … recorded personal single-game bests of three total tackles, two tackles for loss and one sack in Mizzou’s opening game against Murray State (Aug. 31).

HIGH SCHOOLHighly-touted lineman who also showed his skills at tight end for Peoria High School and head coach Tim Thornton ... rated No. 161 in ESPN.com’s “ESPN300” list of top recruits in the nation and was ranked the seventh-best recruit in Illinois’ class of 2013 by the website ... rated as the No. 9 recuit in Illinois’ class of 2013 by Rivals.com ... selected to the 2013 Semper Fidelis All-American Game ... named First Team Class 5A All-State at tight end and defensive line by the Illinois Coaches Association in 2012 ... two-time Peoria Journal-Star All-

Area honoree ... recorded six sacks in his final season ... considered the No. 16 tackle in the country by ESPN.com and No. 29 by Rivals.com ... earned two letters in track & field for the Lions, claiming the 2012 Class 2A shot put championship with a throw of 61-05.75.

PERSONALChose Mizzou over several prominent programs, including Michigan, Michigan State, Ole Miss, California, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Notre Dame and Oklahoma … plans to enroll in the College of Architecture at Mizzou … cited the Tigers coaching staff and the university’s academic reputation as reasons for coming to Columbia.

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AUGUSTA’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. Sacks-Yds.2013 14-0 9 5-4 3.0-8 2.0-6 Career 14-0 9 5-4 3.0-8 2.0-6


Andrew BaggettPlacekickerJr./2L - 6-1 - 215Lee’s Summit, Mo.Lee’s Summit North HS

• Lou Groza Star of the Week (Oct. 19)• CFPA National PK of the Week (Oct. 19)

• 2012 SEC All-Freshman Team• 2012 Team Walk-On Player of the Year

• SEC ST Player of the Week (11/12/2012)

2014 OUTLOOKProven performer with a booming leg who will look to handle place kicking duties for a third straight season ... Also has proven to be a big field position weapon on kickoffs.

2013 SEASON Led Mizzou with 120 points on the year - the 4th-highest single-season total in MU history, including 18-of-25 FGs and 66-of-69 PATs ... Was money down the stretch, as he made 4 straight kicks to close the season, including 2 each in the SEC Championship Game and the Cotton Bowl ... Tied a career-long with a 46-yard make in the Cotton Bowl ... His 62 touchbacks on the year ranked second both in the SEC and nationally … Set new Mizzou record for scoring by a kicker with 18 points in the 36-17 win vs. No. 22 Florida and matched school-record with 5 FG makes (43, 19, 39, 33, 28) … had makes from 42 and 36 yards vs. Auburn in the SEC Championship Game … hit 3-of-3 FG attempts (44, 29, 41) in the 51-28 win at Vanderbilt (Oct. 5), totaling a then career-high 15 points in the game.

2012 SEASONEarned SEC All-Freshman Team honors for an outstanding first year ... Was a solid 14-of-20 on field goals for the season and connected on 33-of-37 extra points overall ... Also took over as primary kickoff man during the last half of the season ... Closed the

season by making 11-of-13 FGs ... Played hero at Tennessee in MU’s historic 51-48 4-OT win, when he calmly drilled a 35-yard field goal for the game-winning points ... Was also a perfect 6-of-6 on PATs in the win, and was named the SEC Special Teams Player of the Week ... Made his first career field goal against Georgia, hitting a 38-yarder in the second quarter to give Mizzou a 3-0 lead ... He added a 25-yarder in the third quarter as well ... Hit a 46-yard field goal against Arizona State, a season and career long ... Connected on three field goal attempts against Vanderbilt, making kicks from 31, 28 and 22 yards as he accounted for nine of MU’s 15 points ... Banged home a 41-yard field goal in the third quarter against Alabama, keeping the game close at that point at 28-10 ... Nailed a pair of field goals (44 yards, 31 yards) while averaging 60.6 yards per kick on seven kickoffs in the Tigers’ homecoming win over Kentucky ... Made 2-of-3 field goals against Syracuse ... Converted a career high-tying 46-yarder late in the fourth quarter against the Orange.

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BAGGETT’S CAREER STATSYear GP FGM-FGA Pct. Long XPM-XPA 2012 12 14-20 .700 46 33-372013 14 18-25 .720 46 66-69 Career 26 32-45 .711 46 99-106

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Eric BeiselLinebackerRSFr. - 6-3 - 235Fenton, Mo.Rockwood Summit HS

2014 SEASON One of the top in-state defensive recruits from the class of 2013 who will look to contribute coming off of a redshirt season ... Begins his first Mizzou spring camp listed at No. 2 on the depth chart at the middle linebacker position, behind incumbent starter Kentrell Brothers ... (Last name is pronounced b-EYE-zul).

2013 SEASON Redshirted in his first season in the Mizzou program.

HIGH SCHOOLA top in-state defensive product for Mizzou, ranked No. 4 overall in Missouri’s class of 2013 by ESPN.com and No. 9 by Rivals.com … a two-time Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters and Missouri Football Coaches Association first team All-State pick at linebacker after stellar junior and senior seasons for Rockwood Summit High School and head coach Miker Bellers … totaled 79 tackles in only six games in 2012, also

recording two interceptions … set school-record for single-game tackles with 24 … ranked third in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s “Super 30” list of area recruits … considered the No. 45 inside linebacker in the country by Rivals.com … represented Team USA at the IFAF World Championships with fellow signees Chase Abbington, Alec Abeln and Trent Hosick … took first team all-confer-ence and all-district honors as a senior … had back-to-back seasons of more than 100 tackles as a sophomore and junior, notching 116 and 100, respectively.

PERSONALParents – David and Cathy Beisel … par-ticipated in baseball for the Falcons, helping the squad to the 2012 Class 4 State Cham-pionship … chose Mizzou over Arkansas, Il-linois, Iowa State, Kansas State, Nebraska and Arizona State, among others … cited Mizzou’s beautiful campus and goal-orient-ed football program as reasons for choosing to be a Tiger.

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Corbin BerkstresserQuarterbackJr./2L - 6-3 - 225Lee’s Summit, Mo.Lee’s Summit HS

• 2012 Spring Team Most Improved QB

2014 OUTLOOKVeteran of the program who will look to compete for the open QB job ... Begins spring drills listed at No. 2 on the depth chart, and he’s healthy after missing the last third of the 2013 season with a knee injury.

2013 SEASON Received playing time against Murray State (Aug. 31), at Georgia (Oct. 12) and at Kentucky (Nov. 9) … served primarily as third-string quarterback throughout the year behind James Franklin and Maty Mauk.

2012 SEASONFilled in for injured starting quarterback James Franklin, and helped guide Mizzou to wins against Arizona State and Kentucky as part of his four starts on the season ... was strong in his first career collegiate appearance, completing all five pass attempts for 60 yards and a touchdown against Southeastern Louisiana ... ... earned his first career start against Arizona State, finishing the game by going 21-for-41 with 198 yards ... had an 85-yard TD pass in the 4th quarter to Bud Sasser, a career-long pass, vs. Vanderbilt ... started the finale at Texas A&M and threw for a career-best 276 yards (on 20-of-38 passing) and 2 TDs, including a 74-yard scoring strike to L’Damian Washington ... named the team’s most improved QB for the spring.

2011 SEASONTook a redshirt in his first year at Mizzou.

HIGH SCHOOLWas ranked by Rivals.com as the nation’s No. 16 pro-style quarterback, as well as the No. 3 overall player at any position to come out of the state of Missouri in the Class of 2011 ... won 1st-Team All-State honors as a senior after an impressive season

that saw him amass 3,369 passing yards and 36 touchdowns, compared to only 6 interceptions ... also showed an ability to impact the game with his feet, as he ran for 712 yards and 12 more scores as he helped lead his team to the state playoffs ... threw for 1,300 yards and 7 touchdowns as a junior, while he had 1,800 yards and 10 passing touchdowns as a sophomore ... won 2nd-Team All-Conference honors in both his sophomore and junior seasons, as well ... ranked by ESPN.com as the nation’s No. 43 quarterback prospect overall.

PERSONALParents - Greg & Kim Berkstresser ... plans to study in MU’s School of Business ... lists hobbies as reading the Bible and playing X-Box ... lifelong Mizzou fan who committed to the Tigers program way back in June of 2009, and who was never really interested in considering other schools.

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Evan BoehmOffensive LinemanJr./2L - 6-3 - 315Lee’s Summit, Mo.Lee’s Summit West HS

• 2012 1st-Team Freshman All-American (College Football News)

• 2012 2nd-Team Freshman All-American (Fox Sports)

• 2012 Team Freshman of the Year

2014 OUTLOOKAn undisputed leader both on and off the field, Boehm will be considered one of the top centers in the SEC and the nation as he continues to get more comfortable with the position that he played for the first time in 2013.

2013 SEASON Started all 14 games at center, giving him 26 consecutive starts since arriving to Columbia in 2012 … opened holes all year for a lethal Tiger running attack, as Mizzou’s rushing offense (237.9 yards per game) ranked 2nd in the SEC and 16th in the NCAA … first game action at center came in start vs. Murray State (Aug. 31) after he moved to the position during spring drills in 2013.

2012 SEASONWas a huge gift to the Tiger coaching staff, as he helped solidify an offensive line decimated with injuries all throughout the season and was a steadying force at left guard, where he ended up starting all 12 games, despite his true freshman status ... played well enough to merit First-Team Freshman All-American status from College Football News, and he was the only Tigers offensive lineman healthy enough to be able to start every game.

HIGH SCHOOLOne of the top offensive line prospects in the nation who was rated by ESPN as the #2 guard in the country, as well as the No. 42 overall prospect among all players and as the No. 2 prospect in the state of Missouri ... ESPN also rated him as a First-Team All-American ... Rivals ranked him as the No. 4 overall prospect at any position in the state

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of Missouri for 2012 ... won the Simone Award as a senior, which goes annually to the top prep player in the Kansas City metro area ... became the first lineman to ever win the prestigious award ... was a First-Team All-State and All-Conference selection for his last three seasons ... helped lead his team to the 2010 Missouri State Class 5 championship ... also an accomplished all-around athlete who won state championships in both wrestling (Heavyweight division) and track and field (discus) ... is believed to be the first athlete in Missouri history to win state titles in football, wrestling and track in the same school year.

PERSONALParents - Royce & Teresa Boehm ... father was his high school football coach ... chose Mizzou over virtually every major program in the nation, as he had offers from Arkansas, Auburn, Iowa, Kansas State, Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Stanford and Wisconsin, among many others.


Harold BrantleyDefensive LinemanSo./1L - 6-3 - 290Hershey, Pa.Hershey HS

• 2013 Team Freshman of the Year• SEC Special Teams Player of the Week

(11/25/2013)

2014 OUTLOOKBudding star in the trenches who’s back after an impactful first year on the field for Mizzou ... Begins spring camp at No. 2 on the depth chart at nose, where he’ll battle with senior Lucas Vincent for significant playing time.

2013 SEASON Brought youth to Mizzou’s defensive trenches and earned six starts between noseguard and defensive tackle ... Closed the year in impressive fashion, with a career-best 7-tackle night in MU’s Cotton Bowl win over Oklahoma State ... incredible game at No. 24 Ole Miss included a blocked FG and a 26-yard rush on a Mizzou fake punt attempt that earned him SEC special teams weekly award … produced a career-high four tackles in the game vs. No. 20 South Carolina (Oct. 26) … pounced on a loose ball in the fourth quarter for a fumble recovery vs. No. 22 Florida (Oct. 19) … had three tackles and a career-best two pass break-ups in the win vs. Arkansas State (Sept. 28) in his first career start … tallied career-high 2.0 tackles for loss in the 45-28 win at Indiana (Sept. 21).

2012 SEASON Did not play, as he was redshirted in his first year with the Tigers program.

HIGH SCHOOLLate addition to the 2012 signing class who is a high-motor talent with a powerful burst off the ball and who is known as a solid tackler ... rated by ESPN as the No. 68 overall prospect at any position out of the state of

Pennsylvania in 2012 ... had 48 tackles and a pair of sacks as a senior in 2011 and also rushed for 835 yards and 19 touchdowns from the fullback position ... earned First-Team All-Conference honors as a senior, and was named to the Patriot News All-Star Team ... was his team’s Offensive and Defensive MVP as a senior, while also winning team Defensive MVP honors as a junior ... Has served as a team captain in both basketball and football each of his last two seasons ... high school coach - Mark Painter.

PERSONALParents - Brian & Shantih Dean ... chose Mizzou over Syracuse, West Virginia, Pittsburgh, Penn State and Rutgers, among others.

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BRANTLEY’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. Sacks-Yds. PBU2013 14-6 30 16-14 5.0-6 0.0-0 3Career 14-6 30 16-14 5.0-6 0.0-0 3

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Christian BrinserPunterSr./1L - 6-2 - 200Liberty, Mo.Liberty HS

2014 OUTLOOKLooks to build on his solid first year as a starter, when he was a dependable special teams contributor ... Holds down the top spot on the depth heading into spring ball at the punter spot.

2013 SEASON Earned the starting punter role, after a strong spring and fall camp … Was a solid field position weapon, averaging 41.0 per punt, while pinning foes inside their 20-yardline 26 times ... Was an unsung hero in the A&M win, as he had seven punts with a 42.0 average, downing four inside the 20-yard line and allowed only one return against … launched a career-best 61 yard punt at Kentucky (Nov. 9) … averaged 41.0 yards per punt, which ranked him 7th best in the SEC … Had three punts inside the 20 in a game against Georgia (Oct. 12), South Carolina (Oct. 26) and Tennessee (Nov. 2) ... Made SEC Academic Honor Roll for 2nd straight season.

2012 SEASON Did not appear in a game for Mizzou … earned SEC Academic Honor Roll award for his outstanding work in the classroom.

2011 SEASONAppeared in one game, and booted a 47-yard punt in his only attempt against Western Illinois.

HIGH SCHOOLA talented athlete who was also a standout baseball player for Liberty High School ... played for Pat Hanson and Joe Wells on the gridiron ... two-time first team All-State pick

by the A.P. and Coaches Association as a senior in 2009 and junior in 2008 ... selected to play in the Missouri-Kansas All-Star Game ... connected on 48-of-50 PAT attempts as a senior ... back-to-back seasons as a first team all-district and all-conference selection ... served as a captain of the Liberty football team for three seasons ... booted a school record 73-yard punt during his junior season.

PERSONALParents - Robert and Kathy Brinser ... majoring in education with an emphasis in science and math ... mentioned the family atmosphere and high respect of the program as reasons for wanting to attend Mizzou.

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BRINSER’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Punts Yards Avg. Long TB FC I202011 1-0 1 47 47.0 47 0 0 0 2013 14-14 68 2790 41.0 61 6 16 26Career 15-14 69 2837 41.1 61 6 16 26


• SEC Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 12)

2014 OUTLOOKCame into his own as a first-year starter a year ago, and he’ll be looked to for veteran leadership in the middle, where he moves to in 2014 after playing weakside last season.

2013 SEASON Only Mizzou linebacker to start every game … Ended w/70 tackles which ranked 4th on the squad, while he grabbed 3 INTs which was 2nd-most on the team ... Tied for team-best with eight tackles in win vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 30) … had seven tackles (one tackle for loss) in the game vs. No. 20 South Carolina (Oct. 26) … recorded six stops and one tackle for loss in the win vs. No. 22 Florida (Oct. 19) … his third interception of the year (and career) came late in the fourth quarter in the win at No. 7 Georgia (Oct. 12), and also reset his career-high in tackles with 10 against the Bulldogs … second interception of the season occurred in the Tigers 51-28 victory at Vanderbilt (Oct. 5), also setting a then-career-best with six tackles.

2012 SEASON Earned his first letter as a redshirt freshman after playing in 11 games, amassing 14 tackles on the year and breaking up one pass ... began the season with a four tackle outing in a win over Southeastern Louisiana, and closed it out with a career-best five tackles in the season finale at Texas A&M ... registered single tackle games at UCF, against Vanderbilt, Kentucky, at Tennessee and vs. Syracuse.

Kentrell BrothersLinebackerJr./2L - 6-1 - 240Guthrie, Okla.Guthrie HS

2011 SEASON Sat out the season after sustaining a season-ending leg injury during pre-season scrimmage in August.

HIGH SCHOOLHighly sought-after prospect out of the state of Oklahoma who was a three-year starter at both linebacker and wide receiver for Guthrie High School ... ranked by Rivals.com as the nation’s No. 36 outside linebacker prospect, and as the No. 9 overall prospect coming out of the state of Oklahoma in 2011 ... high school coach - Rafe Watkins.

PERSONALParents - Jeff Jones & Kia Brothers-Jones ... lists hobbies as all sports, video games and large game hunting ... chose Mizzou over a lengthy list of suitors, just a few of which included Arizona, Arizona State, Baylor, Kansas State, Iowa State, Syracuse, and Washington, among others.

BROTHERS’ CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A INT-Yds. TFL-Yds.2012 11-0 14 7-7 0-0 0-02013 14-14 70 40-30 3-30 6.5-9Career 25-14 84 47-37 3-30 6.5-9

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Cortland BrowningSafetyJr./1L - 6-1 - 205Tyler, TexasLee HS

2014 OUTLOOKRising junior who looks to factor into the rotation much more prominently after spending most of the past two years giving big special teams contributions ... Opens spring camp listed at No. 2 on the depth chart at the free safety spot, behind incumbent starter Ian Simon.

2013 SEASON Made an appearance in all 14 games and recorded four total tackles (three solo) while on the field … Was a big contributor on special teams, as he made three of his tackles on the kickoff coverage unit ... Received a significant rise in playing time, after only appearing in three games last season … Spent the year as the No. 2 free safety on the depth chart, behind senior Matt White.

2012 SEASON Got his first taste of collegiate playing time as a redshirt freshman, seeing action in three games on the season ... was credited with one tackle, in the season finale at Texas A&M ... also saw the field for action against Arizona State and at South Carolina, but recorded no statistics in those appearances.

2011 SEASONRedshirt season.

HIGH SCHOOLWas a two-time First-Team All-District performer at cornerback, where he is ranked as the nation’s No. 48 prospect at the position by Rivals.com ... rivals also has him rated as the No. 94 overall prospect out of

the state of Texas at any position ... racked up 56 tackles and one interception as a senior in 2010, after totaling 50 tackles and two interceptions during his junior season ... high school coach - Randy Huffstickler.

PERSONALParents - Keith Browning & Marie Proctor ... has an interest in studying business finance in MU’s School of Business ... lists hobbies outside of football as listening to music and playing video games ... chose Mizzou over TCU, Texas A&M and Kansas, among many others.

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Joey BurkettLinebackerRSFr. - 6-2 - 205Jefferson City, Mo.Jefferson City HS

2014 OUTLOOKHighly-touted in-state defender from just down the road out of Jefferson City, who will look to work his way onto the field after taking a redshirt in his first season at Mizzou ... Accomplished prep player who will apply his talents to the weakside linebacker spot, where he opens spring camp listed at No. 3 on the depth chart … (Last name is pronounced BURK-kit).

2013 SEASON Redshirted in his first year with the Tiger program.

HIGH SCHOOLWas the first in the Tigers’ newest signing class to commit to Mizzou … rated ninth overall in the state’s class of 2013 by ESPN.com, as well as No. 58 in the nation at out-side linebacker … rated 13th in the state of Missouri’s class of 2013 by Rivals.com ... first team Class 6 All-State pick by the Mis-

34souri Football Coaches Association as a se-nior in 2012 … named second team Class 6 All-State by the Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters … recorded 76 tackles and 3.0 sacks through eight games in 2012 for head coach and former Mizzou star safety Ted LePage before missing the remainder of the season due to injury … recorded 112 tackles, 3.0 sacks and two interceptions as a junior in 2011 … phenomenal track and field athlete who excelled in the pole vault for Jefferson City, claiming the 2012 Class 4 state title in the event … part of the school’s runner-up 4x100 meter team in 2012 …

PERSONALParents – Eric and Leanne Burkett … named Jefferson City’s 2012 Homecoming King … an academic honor roll member all four years of high school … was an early commit to Mizzou’s class that never really looked any-where else … impressed by Mizzou’s coach-ing staff and fan base.

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Stephen CarberryOffensive LinemanSr. - 6-5 - 300Belleville, Ill.Mascoutah HS51

2014 OUTLOOKVeteran of the program who will look to provide depth and leadership on the offensive line ... Will line up at right guard for spring camp, where he begins as the No. 2 man on the depth chart.

2013 SEASON Received playing time in three games on the season, upping his career appearances to four games.

2012 SEASON Did not see game action, but was an important part of the scout team.

2011 SEASON Made a single game appearance for Mizzou.

HIGH SCHOOLAll-conference and all-area selection as a junior in 2009 and senior in 2010 for Mascoutah High School ... played three seasons for head coach Terry Moeller and one season for head coach Scott Battas at Mascoutah ... helped lead team to three berths in Illinois’ State Championship playoffs from 2008-10 ... allowed just two sacks in 11 games as a senior at offensive tackle, also making 67 tackles and 5.0 sacks at defensive end ... racked up 60 tackles and 3.0 sacks as a junior while starting all 10 games at offensive tackle.

PERSONALParents - Bill and Stephanie Carberry ... majoring in history and education ... lists reading and video games as his hobbies ... made note of Mizzou’s friendly environment as being a factor towards his enrollment.


Taylor ChappellOffensive LinemanJr. - 6-5 - 300Canadian, TexasCanadian HS

• 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll• 2012 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2014 OUTLOOK Promising lineman talent who will be in his fourth year in the program, and will be looking to establish himselt in the depth up front ... Will begin spring camp at right tackle, where he’s listed at No. 2 on the depth chart behind Connor McGovern.

2013 SEASON Appeared in four games on the season, which marked the first action he received in his career … contributed in wins against Murray State (Aug. 31), Arkansas State (Sept. 28), Tennessee (Nov. 2), and Kentucky (Nov. 9).

2012 SEASON Was primed for a big role as part of the offensive line rotation, as he began the fall at No. 2 on the depth chart at right tackle (after getting a lot of time during the spring at the No. 1 spot there due to other injuries across the line), but was lost for the season early in fall camp with a knee injury ... still took care of business in the classroom, though, and was named to the SEC 2012 Academic Honor Roll team for his efforts.


HIGH SCHOOLWas a 1st-Team All-State pick as a senior when he graded out at 96 percent and allowed no sacks while amassing 26 knock down blocks in 2010 ... did not allow a quarterback sack in his final two years of play ... was ranked by Rivals.com as the nation’s No. 53 offensive tackle prospect, and is also the No. 81 overall prospect at

any position coming out of the state of Texas ... also won First-Team All-State honors as a junior when he graded out at 93 percent and had 22 more knock down blocks ... high school coach - Chris Koetting.

PERSONALParents - Jim & Sandy Chappell ... an outstanding student who was a First-Team Academic All-State selection as a senior and who was an Academic All-District pick for three years ... wants to study sports medicine or physical therapy and listed MU’s new sports medicine degree program as one of many important factors in his choosing to be a Tiger ... lists hobbies as reading, watching TV and playing video games ... chose Mizzou over Texas Tech, California, UCLA, Arizona and Wake Forest, among many others.

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Logan CheadleDefensive BackFr. - 5-10 - 170Lee’s Summit, Mo.Lee’s Summit West HS

2014 OUTLOOKA shutdown cornerback from Kansas City whose agility and ability to make plays impressed Mizzou coaches ... Part of Mizzou’s 2014 recruiting class who graduated from school early and is already enrolled at Mizzou ... Will take part in spring camp, where he’ll look to compete at the cornerback spot.

HIGH SCHOOLRegarded as one of the best in the state of Missouri’s class of 2014 … helped Lee’s Summit West and head coach Royce Boehm to the Missouri Class 5 State Championship in 2013 thanks to a dominating three-interception title game performance … two-time second team All-State selection ... the three picks, one of which he returned for a

touchdown, tied a state championship game record … ranked as high as the No. 11 recruit in the state by Rivals.com ... ranked as the 18th-best prospect in Missouri by ESPN.com ... finished senior season in 2013 with 42 tackles, including 30 solo stops ... first team all-conference at defensive back in 2012 ... continues pipeline of stellar athletes from Lee’s Summit West, as he joins former teammate and current Mizzou starting center Evan Boehm … high school teammate of fellow 2014 Mizzou signee Kevin Pendleton.

PERSONALCousin, Don Cheadle, is an actor who has starred in ‘Ocean’s 11’, ‘Iron Man 2’ and ‘Iron Man 3’ ... chose Mizzou over Indiana, Iowa State Kansas State, Nebraska and Northern Illinois.

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Levi CopelinWide ReceiverSo./1L - 6-2 - 190Broken Arrow, Okla.Broken Arrow HS

• 2013 Spring Team Most Improved WR

2014 OUTLOOKVery gifted and versatile athlete who will look to become more involved in the offense after making solid contributions as a reserve and on special teams during the 2013 season ... Opens spring camp listed at No. 2 on the depth chart at the Y-receiver spot, behind returning starter Bud Sasser.

2013 SEASON Was a very valuable special teams performer who made 4 tackles on kickoff coverage, while also blocking a punt ... Earned reserve snaps on offense, and made 3 catches on the season for 61 yards in all ... Blocked first punt for Mizzou since 2011 (vs. Texas) in win vs. Kentucky (Nov. 9) … hauled in a 51-yard toss from James Franklin to set up Mizzou’s first touchdown in the 38-23 win vs. Toledo (Sept. 7) … first career reception went for seven yards in Mizzou’s season-opening win vs. Murray State (Aug. 31).

2012 SEASON Redshirt season.

HIGH SCHOOLTwo-way star who was a First-Team All-State defensive back and wide receiver as well as a special teams ace for the top team in Oklahoma’s top division of Class 6A football ... was named the Oklahoma 6A-3 Offensive Player of the Year while helping his team to a state championship runner-up finish ... led the state of Oklahoma with eight interceptions as a senior (returning three for touchdowns), and he also blocked four kicks on special teams, while also returning two kickoffs and two punts for scores ... caught 31 passes as a wideout

COPELIN’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Rec. Yds. YPC TD Long 2013 14-0 3 61 20.3 0 51Career 14-0 3 61 20.3 0 51

for 647 yards and seven touchdowns ... Rivals rated him as the No. 8 overall prospect at any position out of the state of Oklahoma in 2012, and also as the nation’s No. 52 prospect at safety ... high school coach - Steve Spavital.

PERSONALParents - Rod & Lisa Copelin ... lists weight lifting, Xbox Live and sleeping as his primary hobbies outside of football ... plans to major in either Kinesiology or Sports Psychology at Mizzou ... chose Mizzou over Houston and Iowa State, among others ... lists the family atmosphere around the Tiger program, as well as Mizzou’s move to the Southeastern Conference as major attractions to MU.

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Nate CrawfordDefensive LinemanRSFr. - 6-5 - 285Pensacola, Fla.West HS

2014 OUTLOOKExciting young prospect with a lot of potential who will look to establish himself on the depth in his first spring camp as a Tiger ... Will begin spring listed at No. 3 on the depth chart at the tackle spot.


HIGH SCHOOLRated as the No. 75 defensive tackle pros-pect in the class of 2013 by ESPN.com … helped West Florida Tech High School and head coach Harry Lees to a 10-1 record and

berth in the Florida Class 5A State Championship playoffs in 2012 … recorded 80 tackles and 7.0 sacks in his final high school season … earned second team All-State honors from the Associated Press as a senior in 2012, as well as all-area recognition … a Pensacola News-Journal “Super Senior” selection … totaled 71 tackles and 3.0 sacks as a junior in 2011.

PERSONALMother – Clarice McDowell … chose Miz-zou over Cincinnati, Kentucky, Louisville and Mississippi State, among others … plans to major in business at Missouri.


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Sean CulkinTight EndSo./1L - 6-6 - 245Indian Rocks Beach, Fla.Christian HS

• 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

2014 OUTLOOKThe most experienced tight end on the Tiger roster who will look to establish himself as a viable pass-catching weapon, along with being a valuable part of the run game ... Very athletic big man who has great hands to go with his size ... Opens spring camp listed first on the depth chart at the tight end spot.

2013 SEASON Tallied one reception for six yards in the team’s season-opening win against Murray State (Aug. 31) … appeared in every game of his initial season in the Black & Gold, primarily contributing on special teams.

2012 SEASONRedshirt season ... was likely well on his way to earning playing time as a true freshman, as he was putting together a very impressive fall camp, until he was sidetracked with a broken finger midway through two-a-days ... could have played the last half of the season, but the decision was made to preserve the redshirt in the end.

HIGH SCHOOLRivals ranked him as the nation’s No. 24 tight end prospect, as well as the No. 62 overall prospect at any position out of the state of Florida for 2012 ... caught 55 passes for 981 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior in a breakout season that saw him earn 1st-Team All-State honors as well as team MVP honors ... was also named a U.S. Air Force 1st-Team All-American after his productive senior season ... earned All-County recognition as a junior, when he caught 28 passes for 547 yards and 8 touchdowns ... high school coach - Mark Buchanan.

PERSONALParents - Chuck & Sherry Culkin ... lists hobbies outside of football as boating, fishing, playing guitar, playing piano and basketball ... played several years of AAU basketball, and played on Amare Stoudemire’s team which placed 2nd in nationals one summer ... was active in youth groups and has taken mission trips to Alabama, Nicaragua and El Salvador ... chose Mizzou over Miami, Fla., Central Florida, Kansas, Iowa State, South Florida, Rutgers, Ohio and Cincinnati, among others ... mentioned the family-like atmosphere around the football program as a major selling point, as well as the program’s sustained success.

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Kenya DennisDefensive BackJr. - 6-0 - 200Leland, Miss.Leland HS/Hind CC

2014 OUTLOOK Talented transfer who is enrolled at Mizzou and will participate in spring camp, looking to emerge as a contender for immediate playing time for a secondary which has lost both starting corners from a year ago ... Mizzou coaches see great size and quickness in the junior college transfer, as well as a willingness to be physical at the line of scrimmage … Will begin spring camp listed at No. 3 on the depth at one corner spot .. Will have three years to play two during his time at Mizzou.

JUNIOR COLLEGEAn NJCAA Honorable Mention All-American as a sophomore at Hinds Community College (Raymond, Miss.) in 2013 ... considered a Top 100 JUCO prospect by Rivals.com ... finished 2013 season with 31 tackles (25 solo), two fumble recoveries, two pass breakups, one tackle-for-loss and one interception ... earned All-Region XXIII and most valuable defensive back of the South Division for Hinds head coach Gene Murphy ... helped lead the Eagles to a 7-3 record,

bowl appearance and No. 14 national ranking in 2013 ... was just as impactful in his first season at Hinds, recording 34 tackles, four pass breakups and two interceptions in 2012 ... two-time Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) All-State honoree.

HIGH SCHOOLWas an all-state performer who represented Leland High School in the Bernard Blackwell All-Star Game as a senior in 2011 ... Made 76 tackles as a senior, to go with 9 interceptions ... Productive junior year included 85 tackles, 6 interceptions, 6 touchdowns and 3 forced fumbles ... Coached by Eugene Sanders at Leland.

PERSONALParents – Herman Nunn & Helen Dennis ... Chose Mizzou over offers from Arkansas, Auburn and Southern Mississippi ... Listed Mizzou’s emphasis on graduating its football athletes as a primary drawing card for coming to MU.


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Mike FairchildOffensive LinemanFr. - 6-5 - 280Overland Park, Kan.Blue Valley North HS

2014 OUTLOOKTrue freshman offensive line prospect who graduated early from high school to enroll this semester at Mizzou ... Will take part in spring drills, and will begin camp listed at No. 3 on the depth chart at the right guard position ... A hard-working offensive line prospect that excites Mizzou’s coaches with his aggressiveness and ability to finish blocks.

HIGH SCHOOLOne of the top linemen from the state of Kansas’ class of 2014, earning multiple first team-all-state recognitions ... blazed a trail for Blue Valley West High School and head

coach Scott Wright, blocking the Jaguars into the Class 5A state semifinals as a senior in 2013 ... possesses a large frame that has Mizzou coaches excited about his growth in the future ... also played defensive tackle for the Jaguars.

PERSONALFather, Paul, played football at Kansas and spent seven seasons in the NFL playing guard for the New England Patriots (1984-90) ... chose Mizzou early in the recruiting process after drawing initial interest from Arkansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Penn State.


Anthony GattiOffensive LinemanSr./1L - 6-6 - 315St. Louis.Parkway North HS

2014 OUTLOOKProgram veteran who is in position to earn a starting role on the offensive line ... Has 23 games of experience under his belt, including two starts at left guard for the Tigers during the 2013 season ... That’s where he’ll line up this spring, and he begins camp listed atop the depth chart there.

2013 SEASON Appeared in 11 games on the year, which included two starts against Indiana (Sept. 21) and Arkansas State (Sept. 28) in place of starter Max Copeland … the two spot starts marked the first starting experience of his Tiger career.

2012 SEASON Saw action in 10 games on the year, seeing the field for every game but Arizona State and Central Florida

2011 SEASONSaw action in two games in reserve fashion, before being injured late in the season.

2010 SEASON Redshirted in his first season with the program, and showed daily that he’s got the potential to be an outstanding contributor for a long time.

HIGH SCHOOLRanked by Rivals.com as the No. 11 overall prospect in the state of Missouri, as well as the nation’s No. 43 offensive tackle prospect ... Scout.com puts him at No. 74 in the nation among tackle prospects ... named a first-Team All-State selection at offensive tackle as a senior in 2009 as his team made the semi-finals of the state championships ... was forced to miss his team’s playoff run due to a knee injury suffered in the final regular-season game ... was named the Suburban South Conference Offensive Player of the Year as a senior, among other

honors ... was a second-Team All-State selection as a junior in 2008, in addition to being first-Team All-Conference ... played on three district champion teams at Parkway North ... high school coach - Bob Bunton ... hails from the same high school as former fallen Tiger Aaron O’Neal.

PERSONALParents - Ralph & Linda Gatti ... has two older brothers who currently attended Mizzou ... studying hospitality management at Mizzou ... lists hobbies as music, sports, video games and cars ... chose Mizzou over Wisconsin, Mississippi, Kansas, Wake Forest, Vanderbilt and Indiana, among many others ... has been a Tiger fan most of his life, but mentioned the relationships he built during the recruiting process with Tiger coaches and players, as well as MU’s top-notch facilities, as major drawing points.

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• CFPA KR Performer of the Week - Honorable Mention (Nov. 9)

2014 OUTLOOKPromising young cornerback who will look to step into a potential starting role for a secondary which has lost both starters from 2013 ... Made solid contributions as a redshirt freshman, showing he’s got the ability to play a lead role ... Begins spring camp listed atop the depth at one corner spot.

2013 SEASON Saw action in 12 games, getting more reps as the season went on, and ended with 14 tackles, 3 pass break ups and an interception ... Closed the season by making a career-high 3 tackles in the Cotton Bowl win over Oklahoma State ... Fell on a Texas A&M fumble on a punt return, stripped by Morgan Steward, to continue Mizzou’s takeaway streak at 42 consecutive games … returned a kickoff at Kentucky for 62 yards to setup a score on Nov. 9 ... that 62 yard return was the longest of the year for the Tiger kick return unit ... had a season-best three tackles in the win at No. 24 Ole Miss (Nov. 23) … recorded the first interception of his Mizzou career in the game vs. South Carolina (Oct. 26), late in the second quarter of the game … broke up two passes while filling into a depleted secondary during the win at No. 7 Georgia (Oct. 12).


HIGH SCHOOLCame to Mizzou rated by ESPN in the Athlete class, where they put him as the No. 105-rated prospect in the nation ... was 1st-Team All-District as a senior, as well as being

his team’s Co-MVP, and the team’s Offensive MVP ... grabbed a pair of INTs on defense for Marshall in 2011 and also caught 28 passes for 420 yards and nine touchdowns, while he also threw for one score and ran a punt and a kickoff back for touchdowns ... numbers were limited during his junior year, as he missed five games after transferring from Sharpstown High School, where he made 90 tackles, nine interceptions and seven pass deflections over two seasons ... high school coach - James Williams.

PERSONALParents - Kendrick Williams & Don Pickens ... plans to study business at Mizzou... chose Mizzou over Arkansas, Vanderbilt, Minnesota, San Diego State and Indiana, among others ... cited the personal touch of Mizzou’s coaches, as well as the football program’s impressive graduation rate as major reasons for coming to MU.

John GibsonDefensive BackSo./1L - 6-0 - 185Missouri City, TexasMarshall HS1

GIBSON’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A INT-Yds. PBU2013 12-0 14 9-5 1-0 3Career 12-0 14 9-5 1-0 3

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Markus GoldenDefensive EndSr./2L - 6-3 - 260St. Louis, Mo.Affton HS / Hutchinson CC

• 2013 Team St. Louis Player of the Year• SEC DL Player of the Week (Sept. 7)

2014 OUTLOOKHighly-productive end with a non-stop motor who gives Mizzou one of the top DEs in the SEC ... Looks to continue MU’s strong lineage of impact ends, and he begins spring camp listed atop the depth chart at one end spot.

2013 SEASON Was arguably MU’s most productive DE, despite playing only about 40% of the snaps at a spot loaded with future NFL talents such as Kony Ealy and Michael Sam ... Led MU ends with 55 tackles on the year, and added 13 TFLs and 6.5 sacks with 8 PBUs ... Produced six tackles, including one sack and two quarterback hurries vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 30) … matched his career-high with two tackles for loss at No. 24 Ole Miss (Nov. 23) … career-high eight tackles in the game vs. South Carolina (Oct. 26) … made one of the plays of the season against Toledo (Sept. 7), returning an interception 70 yards to put Mizzou up 24-9 in the 3rd quarter.

2012 SEASON Despite joining the team late due to clearinghouse issues, still was able to provide a nice impact, playing in all 12 games (primarily on special teams) and made 10 tackles while forcing one fumble in all ... was a major performer on various special teams units, and helped clear the way for return man Marcus Murphy on each of his record-setting three punt return touchdowns on the season ... forced a fumble on kickoff coverage against Kentucky.

JUNIOR COLLEGEAs a freshman at Hutchinson, made 90 tackles, including 26 tackles for loss and 10 sacks, to go with five forced fumbles and a pair of interceptions ... junior college coach - Rion Rhoades.

HIGH SCHOOLWas a record-setting RB and LB at Affton High School before that ... as a senior, ran for a record 2,264 yards and 30 touchdowns while also making 108 tackles and 10 sacks ... his junior season saw him record a school-record 168 tackles and 16 sacks, while he also ran for 1,139 yards and 16 scores ... high school coach - Dan Oliver.

PERSONALParents - Markus Eberhart & Rhonda Golden ... Committed to Mizzou early in his career and never really considered other schools, and stayed true to that commitment over the last two years in JC ... Says that he came to Mizzou because he’s been waiting to play here his whole life.

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GOLDEN’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. Sacks-Yds. QBH2012 12-0 10 6-4 0-0 0-0 02013 14-0 55 36-19 13.0-62 6.5-43 8Career 26-0 65 42-23 13.0-62 6.5-43 8


Clarence GreenLinebackerJr./1L - 6-0 - 225Clute, TexasBrazoswood HS40

2014 OUTLOOKPromising prospect who will compete this spring for playing time at strongside linebacker, where he opens camp listed at No. 2 on the depth chart.

2013 SEASON Made contributions throughout the year, as he appeared in 10 total games … tallied one total tackle for the season, which came at Georgia (Oct. 12).

2012 SEASON Saw limited action in reserve duty, and was credited with one tackle in his only appearance against Vanderbilt.


HIGH SCHOOLPhysical playmaker who was ranked as the nation’s No. 119 outside linebacker prospect by ESPN.com ... had his promising senior season cut short by a foot injury, but still won 2nd-Team All-County honors despite playing less than half the season ... emerged as a standout linebacker during a junior season that saw him total 131 tackles, 15 tackles for loss, 7.5 sacks, four fumble recoveries and two interceptions, and was named his team’s MVP while earning first-Team All-District honors ... high school coach - Dean Deatley.

PERSONALParents - Clarence & Casandre Green ... is interested in studying business administration in MU’s renowned School of Business ... lists hobbies as playing basketball, watching sports television,

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Dorial Green-BeckhamWide ReceiverJr./2L - 6-6 - 225Springfield, Mo.Hillcrest HS

• 2013 All-SEC Second Team (AP)• 2013 Spring Team Most Improved WR

• 2012 Hon. Men. Freshman All-American (College Football News)

2014 OUTLOOKOne of the top receivers in the SEC who should contend for league and national honors ... Opens spring camp on top of the depth chart at the X-receiver spot, where he had a breakout season in 2013.

2013 SEASON Emerged as one of the most feared wideouts in the SEC in his second year in the program, as he caught a team-best 59 passes for 12 TDs, while his 883 yards was 2nd-best on the team ... Scored two touchdowns and set a new career-high in receiving yards (144) against Auburn in SEC Championship (Dec. 7) ... performance in Atlanta was the third 100-yard receiving game of his career … brought in his 10th touchdown of the year on a 38-yard fly connection from James Franklin in the 2nd quarter of the 28-21 win vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 30) … had four TD catches in the 48-17 win at Kentucky (Nov. 9) to break Mizzou’s school record (previously three TD receptions, which occurred five different times), totaling seven catches for 100 yards, his second career 100-yard receiving game … tallied first 100-yard receiving game at Indiana (Sept. 21) with eight catches for 105 yards and one TD.

2012 SEASON Won honorable mention freshman all-American honors by College Football News for a year which included 28 receptions for 395 yards and a team-best five receiving TDs ... production really picked up in the last half of the season, as he accumulated 21 of his 28 catches, 267 of his 395 yards and four of his five TDs in his final five games ... had a 70-yard catch-and-run TD in the home finale against Syracuse on the third snap of the game which quickly put Mizzou up, 7-0 ... had a solid first showing against

Southeastern Louisiana, tying for the team lead with three receptions while hauling in 32 yards ... in the third quarter, hauled in a 29-yard reception, his longest of the game ... had just one catch against UCF but it was a big one, as he hauled in a pass down the seam from QB James Franklin, broke a tackle, and went 80-yards for a touchdown to give Mizzou a 7-3 lead early in the second quarter ... led Mizzou with seven catches in Mizzou’s 33-10 homecoming win over Kentucky, totaling 25 yards ... led Mizzou in receptions for the second consecutive game with six grabs for 73 yards in the Tigers’ 14-7 loss at Florida ... had just two catches for the Tigers in the 51-48, four overtime win over Tennessee, but they were huge as they included a 25-yard TD strike on 4th-and-12 with 47 seconds left in regulation to tie the game and a 10-yard catch on third down in the third overtime.

HIGH SCHOOLRanked by Rivals as the No. 1 overall prospect in the nation at any position, as well as the nation’s top wide receiver ... revealed

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his selection live on ESPNU on National Signing Day in a nationally-televised ceremony ... ESPN ranked him as the No. 3 overall prospect in the country at any position, as well as the No. 1 receiver in the nation and the No. 1 player in the state of Missouri ... named the national player of the year in 2011 by Sports Illustrated, Parade Magazine, and USA Today ... was also a two-time first-Team USA Today All-American selection ... amassed a national prep record of 6,353 receiving yards and 75 receiving touchdowns ... closed his prep career with eye-popping numbers which included 119 receptions for 2,233 yards and 24 touchdowns as a senior ... named to every national All-American team, including the prestigious Parade All-American squad ... made 78 catches as a junior for 1,703 yards and 15 scores ... his sophomore stats included 66 catches for 1,616 yards and 23 touchdowns.

PERSONALParents - John & Tracy Beckham ... was coached at Hillcrest by his father John ... chose Mizzou over virtually every major college football power, just a few of which included Alabama, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas, among a slew of others.

GREEN-BECKHAM’S 2013 GAME-BY-GAMEOpp. Rec. Yds. TD LongMurray State 4 83 0 44Toledo 5 51 1 14Indiana 8 105 1 41Arkansas State 4 95 2 68Vanderbilt 2 30 0 17Georgia 4 35 0 20Florida 3 52 0 27South Carolina 1 6 0 6Tennessee 2 22 1 13Kentucky 7 100 4 35Ole Miss 2 14 0 12Texas A&M 7 93 1 38Auburn 6 144 2 55Oklahoma State 4 53 0 27 Totals 59 883 12 68

GREEN-BECKHAM’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Rec. Yds. YPC TD Long 2012 11-1 28 395 14.1 5 802013 14-14 59 883 15.0 12 68 Career 25-15 87 1278 14.7 17 80

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Mitch L. HallOffensive LinemanJr./1L - 6-5 - 320Russellville, Ark.Russellville HS / Ole Miss

2014 OUTLOOK Physically imposing lineman who got his feet wet a year ago after transferring from Ole Miss ... He’ll look to compete for a starting job on the line this spring, and he opens camp listed No. 1 on the depth chart at the right guard spot.

2013 SEASON Received playing time in 13 of the 14 games … primarily served as the No. 2 right guard on the Tiger offensive line, backing up starter Connor McGovern ... was also a valuable regular on the PAT/FG protection team.

2012 SEASON Sat out the season, after transferring to Mizzou from Ole Miss.

AT OLE MISSRedshirted as a true freshman in 2011 at Ole Miss and then received the Scholar-Athlete Award by the Ole Miss Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame in spring 2012.

HIGH SCHOOLA SuperPrep and PrepStar All-Region pick and ranked the No. 10 player in Arkansas by SuperPrep ... earned first team All-State honors from the Arkansas Activities Association andArkansasVarsity.com as a

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senior ... rated the No. 9 player in Arkansas by Rivals.com ... listed as the No. 33 offensive tackle in the nation by ESPN.com and No. 58 by Scout.com ... coached in high school by Jeff Holt.

PERSONALParents - Mike and Linda Hall ... full name is Mitchell Lewis Hall ... brother Matt was a starting offensive lineman at Ole Miss.


Russell HansbroughTailbackJr./2L - 5-9 - 190Arlington, TexasBowie HS32

• 2013 Spring Team Most Improved TB

2014 OUTLOOKSpeedy back who also has the strength to grind for the tough yards ... After an oustanding sophomore season, looks to challenge for the starting tailback job this year, and he enters spring drills in a battle with fellow veteran Marcus Murphy for the top spot.

2013 SEASON Ranked 15th in the SEC with his 685 rushing yards as part of a three-pronged attack ... Tallied 4 TDs on the season, and had a solid average of 6.0 yards per carry for an offense which ranked 2nd in the SEC and 16th nationally (237.9 ypg) … weaved through the Tennessee defense for a 26-yard scoring run to ice the 31-3 win (Nov. 2) … had his second career 100-yard game (104 yards on 13 attempts) at Indiana (Sept. 21), which included a 45-yard TD sprint late in the contest … exploded for 104 yards (eight attempts) in the win vs. Murray State (Aug. 31), using a 51-yard dash to score his second career TD.

2012 SEASON Earned time as a true freshman, seeing action in nine games, and carried the ball 37 times for 139 yards overall (3.8 avg.), while also returning one kickoff for a 56-yard result ... had at least three carries in 8-of-9 games, including 7-carry outings in consecutive games against Alabama and Kentucky ... racked up 37 yards against the Wildcats, his career best to date ... had a long run on the season of 14 yards at South Carolina against the stout Gamecock defense ... closed the season by carrying six times at Texas A&M for 23 yards total.

HIGH SCHOOLWas a first-Team 4-5A All-District selection in 2011 while serving as a team captain ... ran for over 3,000 yards in a stellar prep career, including 1,238 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior, averaging 9.5 yards per carry ... gained 950 yards and had four touchdowns as a junior ... also earned first-Team All-District status as a junior ... high school coach - Kenny Perry.

PERSONALParents - Doug & Janice Hansbrough ... lists hobbies outside of football as watching chose Mizzou over Auburn, Arizona State, Kansas State, Baylor, Texas Tech, BYU, Iowa State, Minnesota, Kansas and Houston, among others ... listed his comfort level with the coaching staff as a big draw to Mizzou, as well as the curriculum having everything he’s looking for.

HANSBROUGH’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long 2012 9-0 37 139 3.8 0 142013 14-0 114 685 6.0 4 51 Career 23-0 151 824 5.5 4 51

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Charles HarrisDefensive LinemanRSFr. - 6-3 - 235Kansas City, Mo.Lincoln Prep91

2014 OUTLOOKTalented young defender who has Tiger coaches eager to see him perform after a productive year in Mizzou’s strength and conditioning program ... An outstanding overall athlete who looks to challenge for playing time, and he’ll open spring camp listed at No. 2 on the depth chart at one end spot, behind veteran Shane Ray.


HIGH SCHOOLA multisport in-state athlete who excelled on the basketball court for Lincoln Prep High School in Kansas City brings his talents to the gridiron for Mizzou … recorded 60 tack-

les, 12.0 sacks and two forced fumbles as a senior in 2012 … also snagged 15 passes for 285 yards and five touchdowns … recog-nized to the Missouri Football Coaches As-sociation’s All-Kansas City Metro third team at defensive end … named league defensive MVP for Lincoln Prep head coach Allen Lee … notched 40 tackles and 6.0 sacks as a ju-nior in 2011 … on the hardwood, earned first team All-Interscholastic League and Player of the Year honors as a junior in 2011-12.

PERSONALFather – William Harris ... mother – Deborah Clark … plans to major in biology at Missouri … chose Mizzou for its outstanding academ-ic reputation.


Rickey HatleyDefensive LinemanSo./1L - 6-4 - 270Atlanta, TexasAtlanta HS95

2014 OUTLOOKAnother talented young defensive lineman who will add quality and athleticism to the rotation after gaining solid experience a year ago as a redshirt freshman ... Opens spring camp at the noseguard spot, where he’ll be battling for playing time ... Is listed at No. 3 on the depth chart there.

2013 SEASON Appeared in eight games, finishing with one tackle for the season … his solo stop came on the road at Ole Miss (Nov. 23).


HIGH SCHOOLWon first-team all-district and first-team all-area honors as a senior for Atlanta High School, as well as taking home second-team all-state honors according to the Associated Press ... the Texas Sports Writers Association rated him as a first-team all-state pick, as well ... three-sport standout who was also a three-year letterman in basketball and track, winning a district championship in the shot put and discus ... high school coach - Matt McClure.

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PERSONALParents - Rickey & Latisha Hatley ... lists hobbies as fishing and riding horses ... plans to major in physical therapy at Mizzou ... Mizzou’s campus and the support services for the football student-athletes stood out to him during the recruiting process, as well as the family feel to the program.


Matt HochDefensive LinemanSr./3L - 6-5 - 295Harlan, IowaHarlan HS

•2013 Team Scholar-Athlete of the Year• 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll

• 2013 2nd-Team Academic All-America• 2012 Academic All-District First Team

• 2012 SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2012 Spring Team Most Improved DL • 2011 Academic All-Big 12 First Team

2014 OUTLOOKProven commodity in the middle who looks to establish himself as one of the top tackles in the vaunted SEC ... A two-year starter with 25 career starts under his belt heading into 2014, and he begins spring camp listed atop the depth at the tackle spot.

2013 SEASON Emerged as a solid contributor on Mizzou’s outstanding defensive front, making a career-best 41 tackles while notching 4 TFLs and a career-high 3 QB sacks in 13 games (all starts) ... finished with five stops, including 0.5 sacks, in the 28-21 win vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 30) … had a career-high two tackles for loss among four total stops in the win at Kentucky (Nov. 9) … recorded his first sack of the season among three tackles in the win vs. No. 22 Florida (Oct. 19) … tallied a career-best seven tackles in the win at No. 7 Georgia (Oct. 12).

2012 SEASONStarted all 12 games at the nose position, making him the only one of Mizzou’s front seven to start all 12 games ... finished with career-high numbers in every category, including tackles (36), tackles for loss (4.5), sacks (two) and pass break ups (three) ... closed his season with a good showing at Texas A&M, when he tallied a career-best six tackles, including 1.5 tackles for loss against the Aggies ... Earned his first career start in the season opener against Southeastern Louisiana ... finished the contest with two tackles, which included his second career sack ... tallied four tackles including a sack

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of six yards in the Tigers’ 33-10 homecoming win over Kentucky ... continued his fine play with four tackles (two solo, two assists) while breaking up a pair of passes in the Tigers’ 14-7 loss at Florida ... posted five tackles (three solo, two assists) including a tackle for a three-yard loss in the Tigers’ 51-48, four overtime win at Tennessee.

2011 SEASONSaw action in 11 games during his redshirt freshman season, playing mostly on special teams units ... compiled two tackles on the season ... had two total tackles against Western Illinois, including his first career sack against Western Illinois for a 10 yard loss ... also notched a QB hurry against the Leathernecks ... recovered a blocked punt against Texas ... earned a spot on the Academic All-Big 12 first team with a perfect 4.0 GPA.


2010 SEASONTook a redshirt in his first year in the Tiger program, and spent the year working with the offensive scout team as a tight end prospect ... showed an outstanding work ethic from the start, and he was twice awarded with the team’s offensive back-up player of the week award during the year, for his efforts during preparations for games against Illinois and Oklahoma ... was an early enrollee at MU in January, in time to take part in spring camp.

HIGH SCHOOLStandout two-way player at the prep level who excelled as a linebacker on defense and as a running back and tight end on offense ... was rated as the No. 3 prospect in the state of Iowa by Rivals.com, and as the nation’s No. 24 strong side defensive end prospect ... ranked by ESPN.com as the nation’s No. 87 defensive end prospect ... won first-team all-state honors each of his last two seasons, and helped lead his team to a state championship as a senior

in 2009, winning MVP honors in the state title game as well ... registered 137 tackles and 28 tackles for loss in 2009, and added 702 rushing yards and 9 touchdowns, while catching 22 passes for 282 yards as well on offense ... led team in tackles as a junior as well, going for 98 stops and 20 tackles for loss with eight quarterback sacks, while also seeing some action at tight end for a team which reached the state quarterfinals ... high school coach - Curt Bladt.

PERSONALParents - Kyle & Lori Hoch ... majoring in middle school education ... is the younger brother of former Tigers’ starting offensive lineman Dan Hoch ... lists hobbies as four-wheeling, fishing and paintball ... chose Mizzou over Iowa, Oregon, Nebraska, Stanford, Kansas State and Iowa State, among others ... cites the gameday atmosphere at Mizzou and the family feel of the program as major attractions for him.

HOCH’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. Sacks-Yds. FF-FR2011 11-0 2 1-1 1.0-10 1.0-10 -2012 12-12 36 19-17 4.5-15 2.0-10 -2013 13-13 41 20-21 4.0-13 3.0-12 1-1Career 36-25 79 40-39 9.5-38 6.0-32 1-1

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Trent HosickQuarterbackRSFr. - 6-1 - 225Kansas City, Mo.Staley HS

2014 OUTLOOKHighly accomplished prep signal caller who enters his second spring camp at Mizzou looking to work his way up the depth chart from fourth, where he starts drills after his first year with the program … (Last name is pronounced HOE-SICK).

2013 SEASONEnrolled at Mizzou a semester early, and took part in 2013 spring camp, where he made immediate impressions with his work ethic and competitive spirit ... Ended up tak-ing the season as a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOLOne of the top dual-threat quarterbacks in the nation, ranked 19th according to Ri-vals.com … One of 12 national finalists for the Wendy’s High School Heisman Award, which honors high school student-athletes for the pursuit of athletic and academic ex-cellence with integrity … Considered the No. 35 pocket passer in the country by ESPN.com … Rated as the sixth-best recruit in the state of Missouri by Rivals.com … Was a finalist for the Simone Award, given annu-ally to the top prep player in the Kansas City metro area … Also a finalist for Gatorade’s Missouri Player of the Year … Represented Team USA at the IFAF World Champion-ships with fellow signees Chase Abbington, Alec Abeln and Eric Beisel … Honored to

11first team All-State teams by the Missouri Football Coaches Association and Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association … Passed for 1,882 yards and 14 touch-downs while rushing for 1,609 yards and 18 scores on the ground as a senior in 2012 … Led head coach Fred Bouchard’s Staley High School squad to the Missouri State High School Activities Association Class 5 State Championship with an undefeated 14-0 season as a junior in 2011 … Rushed for four touchdowns in the championship game vs. Kirkwood High School, leading Staley to a 35-21 victory … Took the Fal-cons back to the state tournament in 2012, advancing to the quarterfinals … Passed for 1,406 yards and 10 touchdowns and rushed for 2,096 yards and 32 touchdowns as a ju-nior in 2011.

PERSONALParents – Tom and Colby Hosick … Also an accomplished high school wrestler; having claimed the Class 3 heavyweight title af-ter a perfect 29-0 campaign as a junior in 2012 … Chose Mizzou over several major programs, including Arkansas, Baylor, Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas State, Northwestern, Ar-izona State and Illinois … Plans to major in pre-med at Missouri … Was president of his high school’s FCA chapter … Has a strong belief in the Mizzou football program’s ability to work together to accomplish its goals.


Jimmie HuntWide ReceiverSr./3L - 6-0 - 215Cahokia, Ill.Cahokia HS88

2014 SEASON Veteran wideout who will look to emerge as a leader for a receiving corps which lost two starters from a potent unit a year ago ... Has an effective combination of speed, size and skills to get the job done, and he’ll begin his final spring camp listed atop the depth chart at the H-receiver spot.

2013 SEASON Set career highs in receptions (22) and yards (253) in 14 games ... Had a season-long grab of 52 yards in a three-catch, 69-yard game in the win vs. No. 22 Florida (Oct. 19) … set new career-best with six catches in the 45-28 win at Indiana (Sept. 21), totaling 44 yards … grabbed a 22-yard TD catch in the win vs. Murray State (Aug. 31).

2012 SEASONProvided a big impact for the Tiger receiving corps, as he had three receiving TDs in just 11 total receptions on the season, while he also returned a kickoff for an 87-yard touchdown to help key a win at Tennessee ... saw action in all 12 games and ended with 11 receptions overall for 199 yards and the three TDs, in addition to carrying the ball four times for 28 yards total ... touched the ball just twice in the Tigers’ 51-48, four overtime win at Tennessee, but both were huge plays as he totaled 111 all-purpose yards and two touchdowns ... scored the Tigers’ first touchdown of the game in the first quarter as he returned a short kick 87 yards for a touchdown … he also caught a 24-yard touchdown pass from James Franklin on the second play of the first overtime to put the Tigers on top, 35-28 ... caught two passes in the first game of the year, highlighted with a 10-yard touchdown reception from QB Corbin Berkstresser in the third quarter against SE Louisiana ... hauled in two passes for 34 yards against South Carolina ... caught one pass for a 22-yard gain against Vanderbilt ... Showed glimpses of big-play ability in the

spring, and he spring camp with a bang, as he caught three passes for a team-best 110 yards and one TD in the Black & Gold Game ... he took his first catch of the day 88 yards for a score, with the yardage matching his jersey number.

2011 SEASONSaw action in 11 games during his redshirt freshman season ... had one reception on the year, but made it count as it was a 54-yard TD against Western Illinois, the first of his career ... caught the TD pass from QB Jimmy Costello ... returned four kickoffs for 58 yards, including a long of 21 ... also had four tackles on the year playing on special teams ... tackles came against Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Kansas.

2010 SEASONEnded up taking a redshirt in his first season as a Tiger, but he was impressive enough during August two-a-days to where it looked


like he might play as a true freshman ... an ankle injury sustained early on in fall camp held him back though, and coaches decided to give him a year to fully develop and preserve a redshirt ... won the team’s offensive back-up player of the week award for his outstanding efforts during the week of the Kansas State game.

HIGH SCHOOLAn outstanding athletic talent who excelled on both sides of the ball for his school ... made his mark mostly as a safety on defense and a wide receiver on offense, but he also played some cornerback, linebacker and running back, in addition to holding for place kicks and returning kicks and punts, and he even punted on occasion ... ranked by Tom Lemming as the nation’s No. 23 safety prospect ... Rivals.com ranked him as the No. 7 prospect at any position in the state of Illinois, and projected him as the nation’s No. 43 wide receiver prospect as well ... a three-time team captain who was his squad’s most outstanding player

each of the last two seasons, in addition to being named to various all-state squads as both a junior and senior ... led his team in 2009 with 94 tackles, to go along with three interceptions and a pair of fumble recoveries, while catching 36 passes for 640 yards and 13 TDs on offense ... caught eight passes for 126 yards and one touchdown in the playoff opener, while also running in a pair of two-point conversions in his team’s 30-0 win ... had 93 tackles and 10 quarterback sacks as a junior in 2008, while catching 35 passes for 905 yards and 11 TDs on offense for a team which reached the state semi-finals ... high school coach - Antwyne Golliday.

PERSONALParents - Jimmie Hunt, Sr. & Clarissa Buchanan ... lists hobbies as hanging out with friends, watching television and playing games ... chose Mizzou over Kansas, Kansas State, Illinois, Purdue and Indiana, among others.

HUNT’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Rec. Yds. YPC TD Long 2011 12-0 1 54 54.0 1 542012 12-0 11 199 18.1 3 332013 14-0 22 253 11.5 1 52Career 38-0 34 506 14.9 5 54


Tyler HuntTailbackJr./1L - 5-11 - 215Huntsville, Mo.Westran HS


2014 OUTLOOKHard-nosed competitor who became a counted-on part of the team a year ago on special teams units, and who also hopes to work his way into the offense going forward ... Opens spring camp listed at No. 4 on the depth chart at the tailback spot.

2013 SEASON After only appearing in one game the previous season, became a very valuable contributor in a big way for Mizzou as a sophomore, as he appeared in 13 games … his main impact came on the special teams kickoff coverage unit, where he was among team leaders with three tackles on the season (two solo).

2012 SEASONGot his first taste of collegiate action when his number was called in the season-opening win over Southeastern Louisiana ... carried one time for a yard to get his feet wet ... did an outstanding job in the classroom, where he was named to the SEC 2012 Academic Honor Roll for his efforts.

HIGH SCHOOLExceptional athlete out of Westran High School who played quarterback for head coach Curtis Jasper ... earned Missouri Class 1 Player of the Year and first team All-State recognition from the Missouri Football Coaches Association as a senior in 2010 ... also received first team All-State honors from the Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association ... honored to all-conference team at defensive back and

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punter ... honored as the Columbia Tribune’s All-Area offensive MVP in his final high school season ... passed for 4,977 yards and 56 touchdowns and rushed for 5,172 yards and 71 touchdowns in his Hornet career ... all-district and all-conference performer at quarterback and linebacker as a junior in 2009 and sophomore in 2008.

PERSONALParents - Ron and Carol Hunt ... majoring in nutrition and fitness ... enjoys spending time with his family and playing baseball ... noted that his dreaming growing up was to play for Mizzou.

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Jake HurrellTight EndSo./1L - 6-3 - 235St. Charles, Mo.Francis Howell North HS

•2013 Team Special Teams Player of the Year

• 2013 Spring Team Most Improved Special Teams

2014 OUTLOOKAn invaluable member of Mizzou’s special teams unit, where he is the long snapper for all kicks and punts ... After a stellar first year performing those duties as a freshman, he’s expected to man that spot once again ... Is listed as a tight end for the offense, but is expected to focus primarily on his special teams duties.

2013 SEASON Emerged as an unsung hero as a freshman, taking over the long-snapping duties in his first year on the field ... Won the team’s special teams player of the year award at the season-ending banquet, for his outstanding contributions during the season ... Appeared in 14 games for Mizzou, with his main contributions coming on the Tiger special teams unit as Mizzou’s starting deep snapper … finished with two tackles on the year, with both coming on punt returns … received the 2013 Spring Team Most Improved Special Teams award prior to the season.


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David JohnsonDefensive BackJr./1L - 5-11 - 190Spring, TexasSpring HS3

• 2013 Spring Team Most Improved DB

2014 OUTLOOKSpeedy coverage defender who will look to battle for a starting job for a secondary which has lost both 2013 starters to graduation ... He’ll open spring camp listed at No. 2 on the depth chart at one corner spot.

2013 SEASON Played in 12 games as a sophomore, picking up three tackles for the Tiger defense … made a stop in the SEC Championship Game against Auburn ... had two stops and one tackle for loss in the opening-week 58-14 victory over Murray State (Aug. 31) ... Had a solid spring camp where he was named the team’s most improved defensive back by the coaches.

2012 SEASON Did not see action in his redshirt freshman season ... changed his jersey to #3 in the spring, after wearing #19 in his first year with the program.


HIGH SCHOOLOutstanding all-around athlete who excelled both on the gridiron and the track ... was well on his way to a stellar senior season, before suffering a season-ending knee injury five games into the campaign ... in his five games before the injury, totaled 60 tackles at cornerback, two interceptions, four pass break ups, two forced fumbles and three tackles for loss ... was his team’s defensive player of the year despite the limited playing

time, and also served as a team captain ... as a junior, had 20 tackles on defense, while adding 15 catches for 400 yards and seven touchdowns as a wide receiver ... as a track standout, won a national title in the 110-meter hurdles in the spring of 2010 at the Nike Track Nationals in Eugene, Ore., and was also an indoor All-American in the 60-meter hurdles and the pentathlon ... high school coach - Sam Parker.

PERSONALParents - David & Bridgette Johnson ... wants to study marketing in MU’s School of Business ... lists hobbies as traveling, shopping, playing video games with friends, playing basketball and running ... chose Mizzou over Texas A&M, Nevada, Baylor, Houston and Texas-El Paso, among others.

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Brandon LeeLinebackerFr. - 6-2 - 215Indianapolis, Ind.Lawrence Central HS4

2014 OUTLOOKHighly-touted prep linebacker who was part of Mizzou’s 2014 signing class ... Graduated early from Lawrence Central High School in Indianapolis, Ind., and enrolled at Mizzou in January, and will take part in his first spring camp as a Tiger ... Smart, athletic defender who the Mizzou coaching staff feels has a high ceiling … Will line up at the weakside linebacker spot, where he’ll work to make his way up the depth chart.

HIGH SCHOOLFirst team all-state linebacker as a senior in 2013, according to the Associated Press and IndyPreps … one of the top linebacker prospects in the country who was ranked by ESPN as the No. 16 outside linebacker prospect in the nation, and as the No. 3 player overall in the state of Indiana at any position ... was a four-year contributor for Lawrence Central High School under Coach Jed Richman, and was part of a state title team as a junior in 2012 ... had 81 tackles, two interceptions and two fumble recoveries as a junior, while racking up 85 stops, a

pair of sacks and two forced fumbles in 2011 ... his Bears team also reached the state championship semi-finals during his freshman season of 2010 ... was a Class 6A First Team All-State linebacker selection by the Associated Press ... known as a versatile talent who could play on the outside, and has the frame to grow into an inside linebacker down the road ... has great instincts and plays with an impressive combination of sheer talent and discipline that allows him to make plays from sideline-to-sideline ... athleticism, range and movement skills are considerable and he shows great first step quickness and flows fast to the ball, while also displaying a good understanding of pass drop concepts.

PERSONALHad offers from numerous schools, and chose Mizzou over Michigan State, Oregon, Indiana, Louisville, Virginia Tech, Minnesota, California, Iowa, Illinois, Penn State and North Carolina State, among many others ... older brother, Kenneth, plays football at Ball State.


Wesley LeftwichWide ReceiverJr. - 6-1 - 200Columbia, Mo.Hickman HS


2014 SEASON Gifted athlete who will look to work his way into the rotation at the X-receiver spot ... He’ll begin spring camp listed at No. 2 at that position, behind returning starter Dorial Green-Beckham.

2013 SEASON Appeared in three games, marking the first game action in his Mizzou career … trotted on the field at Kentucky (Nov. 9), vs. Arkansas State (Sept. 28) and vs. Murray State (Aug. 31) ... An outstanding student who was named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll for the second-straight year.

2012 SEASON Did not see action during his redshirt freshman season ... showed his skills during spring ball, and he closed camp by catching a pass for a 20-yard gain during the Black & Gold Game ... excelled in the classroom, and was named to the SEC 2012 Academic Honor Roll for his efforts there.

2011 SEASONEnrolled early at Mizzou in January, and took part in 2011 spring camp, where he spent the spring getting acclimated to the Tiger program and college life in general ... did a nice job during spring ball, and showed that he’s got considerable athletic skills to offer ... took a redshirt to further develop in the Tiger program.

HIGH SCHOOLRanked as the No. 16 overall prospect at any position in the state of Missouri by Rivals.com ... was featured primarily as a wideout, catching 16 passes in 2010 for 257 yards and four touchdowns, after catching

17 passes for 376 yards and five scores during his junior season ... is considered a receiver with great hands, who is tough with a strong frame and good speed ... also ran 20 times as a junior for 180 yards and three touchdowns ... also served as his team’s punter, and won all-state honors at the position by state coaches as a junior, while taking home all-district punter honors as a senior ... also won all-district honors as a junior wide receiver ... high school coach - Jason Wright.

PERSONALParents - Jim & Valerie Leftwich ... plans to study nutritional sciences at Mizzou ... lists hobbies as lifting weights and playing X-Box ... chose Mizzou over Stanford, Illinois and Iowa among many others.

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A.J. LoganDefensive LinemanRSFr. - 6-2 - 310Columbia, Mo.Rock Bridge HS

2014 OUTLOOKStandout local defensive line talent who will work to earn a spot in the rotation after spending a redshirt season in his first year on campus ... Opens spring camp at the noseguard spot.


HIGH SCHOOLAccumulated 94 tackles in his final season for Rock Bridge High School head coach and former Mizzou standout tight end A.J. Ofodile, along with 13 tackles for loss, 6.5 sacks and four forced fumbles … for his ef-forts, earned Missouri Class 6 first team All-State recognition from the Missouri Sports Writers and Sportscasters Association for the second consecutive season … named to the Columbia Tribune’s All-Area team at de-fensive tackle as a junior and senior … was a major playmaker as a junior in 2011, total-ing 59 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks and one forced fumble.

PERSONALParents – Marlin Logan and Charlotte Logan … stepmother - Deana Philips … also par-ticipated in basketball and wrestling while at Rock Bridge … plans to major in social work at Missouri … says that he was drawn to Mizzou because of the family atmosphere, as well as the football program’s graduation rate.

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Marcus LoudDefensive LinemanRSFr. - 6-4 - 270Houston, TexasWheatley HS35

2014 OUTLOOKTalented young defensive end who has Tiger coaches very excited to see what he can contribute in his first year on the field ... Opens spring camp listed at No. 2 on the depth chart at one end position, behind veteran Markus Golden.

2013 SEASON Redshirted in his first year with the Mizzou program.

HIGH SCHOOLThe No. 27 strongside defensive end recruit in the country, according to Rivals.com … additionally rated as the 76th-best overall recruit in the state of Texas by the website … twice earned Class 4A All-District 21 recognition on the defensive line for head coach Cornelius McFarland … tallied 78 tackles as a senior in 2012, including 10.0 sacks, to earn second team all-district and second team All-Greater Houston … also earned second team all-district as a junior in 2011, recording 60 tackles and 8.0 sacks … had 43 tackles, 11.0 sacks and three forced fumbles to earn first team all-district honors as a sophomore in 2011 … also participated in basketball and track and field for Wheat-ley … served as a captain for the Wildcats’ football and track squads.

PERSONALFather – Richard Loud … mother – Rostella Byrd … chose Mizzou over Michigan State, Mississippi State, Colorado, Iowa State and Texas Tech, among others … plans to major in early childhood education at Missouri … noted how much he liked Columbia, Miz-zou’s coaching staff and the school’s aca-demic reputation as playing roles in his re-cruitment.

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Robert LuceOffensive LinemanSr. - 6-3 - 300Dallas, TexasDallas Episcopal HS56

2014 OUTLOOKVeteran lineman who can provide quality depth for the offensive front five ... Opens up spring camp listed at No. 3 on the depth chart at center, and he can also play a number of spots on the line if called upon.

2013 SEASONDid not see game action.

2012 SEASONDid not see game action as a sophomore but was a key contributor all season long as part of the scout team.

HIGH SCHOOLAn accomplished offensive lineman at Dallas Episcopal High School for head coach James Burk, earning first team all-conference honors three times from 2008-10 … served as a team captain as a junior in 2009 and senior in 2010 … earned three letters in track and field while at Dallas Episcopal.

PERSONALParents – Ken and Nancy Luce … majoring in parks, recreation and tourism … enjoys the outdoors … wanted to attend Mizzou to be able to earn a world-class education.

Denzel MartinLinebackerSr. - 5-11 - 230Ladue, Mo.Chaminade HS49

2014 OUTLOOKVeteran linebacker with good athleticism who will open camp at No. 3 on the depth chart at the middle position.

2013 SEASONDid not see game action as a junior.

2012 SEASONDid not see game action as a sophomore.

HIGH SCHOOLA captain of the Chaminade College Prep football team for head coach Doug Taylor, playing three varsity seasons …also helped Chaminade to the Missouri Class 5 State Championship in basketball as a senior in 2009, serving as captain.

PERSONALParents – Derek and Angela Martin … ma-joring in sports management … uncle Norris Stevenson was the first African-American to receive a football scholarship at the Univer-sity of Missouri … mentioned Mizzou’s fam-ily atmosphere as being a deciding factor in his enrollment.


Maty MaukQuarterbackSo./1L - 6-0 - 200Kenton, OhioKenton HS

• 2013 SEC All-Freshman Team• 2013 Team Freshman of the Year

• 2013 SEC Freshman Player of the Week (Oct. 19, Nov. 2 & Nov. 9)

2014 OUTLOOKBattle-tested young signal caller who will look to win the starting job after getting some very important snaps to help Mizzou to its championship season a year ago ... Opens spring drills atop the depth, but he’ll be in a battle with several others to fight for that starting spot.

2013 SEASON Made four starts in place of injured starting quarterback James Franklin, and made an instant impact for the Tigers, so much so that he was named to the SEC All-Freshman Team … Played in 13-of-14 games in all, and threw for 1,071 yards and had an impressive 11-to-2 TD-to-INT ratio despite his youth ... Also ran for 229 yards and 1 TD, showing he’s a dangerous scrambler as well ... Closed his season in fine fashion as he led the Tigers to a TD in the Cotton Bowl win, capping the drive with a beautiful TD pass to Marcus Lucas ... Finished that game 2-of-4 passing for 32 yards and he also rushed for 73 yards on just 3 attempts ... Guided Mizzou to a 33-yard FG in a 2nd quarter series of the 24-10 win at No. 24 Ole Miss (Nov. 23), hitting WR Bud Sasser for a 60-yard completion … matched the school record for TD passes in a game with his five scores on a 17-for-28, 203-yard performance in the 48-17 win at Kentucky (Nov. 9) … three-time SEC Freshman Player of the Week after his performances against Florida (Oct. 19), Tennessee (Nov. 2), and Kentucky (Nov. 9).


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HIGH SCHOOLA Parade All-American and two-time Gatorade Ohio Player of the Year who came to Mizzou after a record-setting prep career which saw him break national records for passing yards (18,932), touchdown passes (219), pass completions (1,353) and total offense (22,681) ... ESPN ranked him as the nation’s No. 16 quarterback prospect, as well as the No. 8 overall prospect at any position coming out of the state of Ohio for 2012 ... was also named an All-American in 2011 by Sports Illustrated, in addition to winning the title of Mr. Football in the state of Ohio in the same year ... led his team to a 42-8 record over four seasons, and Kenton finished as runners up for the D4 state championship in 2011, falling by a 48-42 score in the title game, despite Mauk’s 421 yards passing and six total touchdowns ... accounted for 278 total touchdowns in his four years as a starter for Kenton ... senior season stats included: 382-of-566 passing for 5,413 yards and 68


MAUK’S CAREER PASSING/RUSHING STATSYear GP-GS Comp.-Att. Pct. Yds. TD INT Rush Att. Yds. TD 2013 13-4 68-133 51.1 1071 11 2 41 229 1 Career 13-4 68-133 51.1 1071 11 2 41 229 1

MAUK’S 2013 GAME-BY-GAMEOpp. Comp.-Att.-Int. Yds. TD LongMurray State 2-3-0 18 0 14Toledo 0-0-0 0 0 0Indiana 0-0-0 0 0 0Arkansas State 0-0-0 0 0 0Vanderbilt 0-0-0 0 0 0Georgia 3-3-0 23 0 20Florida 18-36-1 295 1 52South Carolina 10-25-1 249 1 96Tennessee 12-25-0 163 3 40Kentucky 17-28-0 203 5 35Ole Miss 3-7 83 0 60Texas A&M 1-2-0 5 0 5Oklahoma State 2-4-0 32 1 24 Totals 66-129-2 1039 10 96

touchdowns, to go with 1,768 rushing yards and 24 touchdowns ... as a junior, produced 5,670 passing yards and 69 touchdowns, to go with 974 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns ... as a sophomore, threw for 4,550 yards and 46 touchdowns, while adding 660 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns ... freshman season stats included: 3,309 passing yards and 36 touchdowns, with 347 rushing yards and eight touchdowns.

PERSONALParents - Mike & Gwyn Mauk ... father was his high school coach ... older brother Ben was a standout quarterback at Cincinnati ... lists hobbies as hunting, fishing and video games ... plans to major in social studies at Mizzou ... chose Mizzou over Michigan, Notre Dame, Illinois, Vanderbilt and Cincinnati, among many others.


Connor McGovernOffensive LinemanJr./2L - 6-4 - 310Fargo, N.D.Shanley HS

• 2013 SEC Academic Honor Roll• 2013 Spring Team Most Improved OL


2014 OUTLOOKProven veteran lineman who will be moving to the edge at right tackle this spring, after starting all 14 games at right guard in 2013 ... Will look to secure the starting spot there during spring camp, as he opens drills on top of the depth chart.

2013 SEASONOne of the key parts in Mizzou’s offensive line bounce back as Mizzou finished the year ranked 16th nationally in total offense (490.7 yards per game) and 13th in scoring (39.1 ppg) … started in all 14 games, after entering the season with no previous career starts ... continued his outstanding efforts in the classroom, as he was named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll for the second-straight year.

2012 SEASONGot his first collegiate action as he logged nine games as a redshirt freshman, playing guard mostly, and also seeing time on special teams placekicking protection units ... missed most of the spring due to off-season surgery, but was full-go come fall camp ... an outstanding student who was named to the SEC 2012 Academic Honor Roll for his efforts in the classroom.

2011 SEASONRedshirt season

HIGH SCHOOLHelped his team to consecutive state championships his final two seasons ... was the Gatorade Player of the Year for the state of North Dakota as a senior ... won first-team all-state honors on offense as a senior, and won the same honors on defense during his

junior season ... racked up 89 tackles, three sacks and two forced fumbles on defense as a senior, while notching 49 stops and three sacks as a junior ... played in an offense that ran a balanced attack, and is considered a strong run blocker coming into the college ranks ... caught the eye of Tiger coaches after attending Mizzou summer camps for the past two summers ... also lettered for his school in wrestling and weightlifting for two years apiece ... high school coach - Steve Laqua.

PERSONALParents - Keith & Rondi McGovern ... has family members from both sides of his family who live in the Kansas City and St. Louis areas, and has an uncle who attended the MU School of Law ... lists hobbies as weightlifting, snowboarding, riding dirt bikes and wake surfing ... plans to major in agricultural economics at Mizzou.

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Brad McNultyOffensive LinemanJr./1L - 6-4 - 300Allen, TexasAllen HS

2014 OUTLOOKVeteran of the program with starting experience who can contribute at multiple spots on the offensive line ... Enters spring camp at center, where he’ll begin at the No. 2 spot on the depth chart.

2013 SEASON Valuable reserve who contributed at multiple spots on the line, providing depth ... Also was a key contributor on special teams ... Appeared in 10 games, while serving as the primary backup for starting center Evan Boehm … contributed to an outstanding o-line effort at Kentucky (Nov. 9), where Mizzou finished with 223 rushing yards and saw Maty Mauk tie the school record with five touchdown passes.

2012 SEASON Moved to center in spring ball, and ended up making five starts there during the year as a redshirt freshman, and despite his youth and relative inexperience, performed well for a line that was decimated by injuries all season long ... played in 11 games overall, and made his first collegiate start in a win over a quality Arizona State team which ended up winning eight games on the season ... got his next start against eventual BCS national champ Alabama, and later started the final three games of the season at Tennessee, against Syracuse and at Texas A&M ... the Tiger offense had its three highest yardage games of the season in those final three games, going for 454 yards of offense at Tennessee, followed by a season-high 485 yards against Syracuse, and closing with 465 more at Texas A&M.


HIGH SCHOOLA three-year starter on the offensive line for a tradition-rich Texas high school program ... was a First-Team Class 5A All-State

performer in 2010, playing at the guard position primarily on the offensive line ... made 46 pancake blocks and 31 knock down blocks as a senior, as he helped lead his team as a captain to its third-straight district championship ... is known as an outstanding run blocker with a tough-minded attitude to lead the way in the trenches ... as a junior in 2009, recorded 56 pancake blocks, and 43 knock down blocks, after turning in 41 pancakes and 33 knock downs as a sophomore, when his team went on to win the Class 5A Div. I state championship ... high school coach - Tom Westerberg.

PERSONALParents - Bill & Cathy McNulty ... is interested in studying psychology at Mizzou ... lists hobbies as playing video games, working out, going to movies and reading ... chose Mizzou over Vanderbilt, Houston, Tulsa and Memphis, among others.

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65J’Mon MooreWide ReceiverRSFr. - 6-3 - 190Missouri City, TexasElkins HS4

2014 OUTLOOKPromising wideout prospect who looks to get involved in the Tiger passing attack after a redshirt season ... Was very impressive during the 2013 season as part of the scout team offense, and he’ll open spring camp listed at No. 2 on the depth chart at the Z-receiver position.

2013 SEASON Took a redshirt in his first year in the program and made favorable impression during the year with his athleticism, speed and hands ... Had his year cut short prematurely due to a shoulder injury which required surgery late in the year.

HIGH SCHOOLOne of Texas’ top wide receiver prospects, selected 77th in Rivals.com’s Texas “Top 100” … picked No. 82 overall in Rivals’

Lone Star Recruiting “Top 100” … was a deep threat for Elkins High School and head coach Dennis Brantley as a senior in 2012, catching 50 passes for 1,026 yards and 10 touchdowns … ranked as the No. 73 wide receiver recruit in the class of 2013 by Ri-vals.com … snagged 30 catches for 722 yards and seven scores as a junior in 2011 … also participated in basketball and track and field for Elkins.

PERSONALParents – Milton Moore and Betty Jones-Moore … chose Mizzou over Arizona, Texas, Miami, Michigan State, Nebraska, USC and Oklahoma State, among others … plans to pursue physical therapy or sports medicine at Missouri … mentioned the strong impres-sion Mizzou’s athletic department made on his recruiting visit.


Mitch MorseOffensive LinemanSr./3L - 6-6 - 305Austin, TexasSt. Michael’s Academy65


• 2012 Spring Team Most Improved OL• 2011 Academic All-Big 12 first team

2014 OUTLOOKProven veteran performer who will move to the left tackle spot after manning the right side during a standout season in 2013 ... He’ll look to take over the starting spot vacated by NFL hopeful Justin Britt, and he’ll open spring camp atop the depth chart there.

2013 SEASON One of the consistent forces on the Tiger offensive line which paved the way for one of the most improved offenses in all of college football … started in all 14 games at right tackle, which ran his consecutive starts streak to 25 games.

2012 SEASON Became a starter for the first time, and made starts in all 11 games in which he appeared ... began the season as the starting center, but after injuries began to roll through the offensive line, the lineup got shuffled, and he alternated out to right tackle, where he eventually started four times, including each of the last three games of the season ... won the team’s most improved offensive lineman award for his solid play during spring camp ... an outstanding student who was named to the SEC 2012 Academic Honor Roll for his efforts in the classroom.

2011 SEASONEarned his first letter, playing in all 13 games as a redshirt freshman, primarily on placekicking protection unit, but he also saw significant action on the line throughout the year ... did a great job in the classroom, where he earned 1st-Team Academic All-Big 12 honors for his hard work.


HIGH SCHOOLESPN.com ranked him as the nation’s No. 19 offensive tackle talent ... ranked by Rivals.com as the nation’s No. 51 tackle prospect ... was a three-year starter on the offensive line who also starred on the defensive line as well, playing defensive tackle ... earned first-team all-state honors as an offensive lineman each of his last two years, in addition to being a two-time first-team all-district pick there ... as a senior in 2009, added first-team all-district honors as a defensive tackle to his resume ... an outstanding student who twice won Academic All-State honors ... high school coach - Ed McCabe.

PERSONALParents - Kevin & Catherine Morse ... interested in studying Hotel & Restaurant Management at Mizzou ... lists hobbies as weight lifting, sports, music, movies and the great outdoors ... chose Mizzou over Kansas, TCU, Stanford and Vanderbilt, among many others ... mentioned Mizzou’s academic opportunities, its beautiful facilities, and the great attitudes of MU’s coaches and players that were big draws for him.


Marcus MurphyTailbackSr./3L - 5-9 - 195DeSoto, TexasDeSoto HS

• 2013 All-SEC Second Team (Coaches)• 2012 All-America Second Team Return

Specialist (Sports Illustrated)• 2012 All-SEC First Team Return Specialist• 2012 Team Special Teams Player of the Year• 2012 SEC Special Teams Player of the

Week (Sept. 1 & Oct. 3)

2014 OUTLOOKOne of the nation’s most potent all-purpose backs who can impact a game whether he’s running the ball, catching passes out of the backfield, or returning kicks ... He’s got 17 career touchdowns as a Tiger, scored four different ways: rushing (12), kickoff return (3), punt return (1) and receiving (1) ... With 3,191 career all-purpose yards entering this year, he already ranks 8th alltime at Mizzou in that category ... Opens spring camp in a battle for the starting tailback job vacated by NFL hopeful Henry Josey.

2013 SEASON Led the team with 1,425 all purpose yards and tallied 10 total touchdowns on the season, including 9 rushing and 1 receiving ... Had a career day catching the ball vs. Auburn (Dec. 7), as he finished with 40 receiving yards, a long of 24-yards and a touchdown (all new career highs) … part of Mizzou’s three-headed rushing attack that, with his 571 rushing yards, totaled 2,305 yards ... tallied his ninth rushing touchdown of the season on a two-yard run vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 30) … had a career-high 16 rushing attempts (67 yards), along with his eighth rushing TD of 2013, in the 24-10 win at No. 24 Ole Miss (Nov. 23) … scored two rushing TDs vs. South Carolina (Oct. 26) … broke off one of the best rushes of his career with a swerving 36-yard scoring run at No. 7 Georgia (Oct. 12), totaling five rushes for 57 yards … named a preseason First Team All-American by Sporting News, Sports Illustrated, and Phil Steele.

2012 SEASON Returned with style in 2012 after missing all of 2011 with a shoulder injury, as he was named a 2nd-Team All-American and a 1st-Team All-SEC performer thanks to an electrifying season as a return man ... ranked 2nd in the SEC and 10th in the NCAA with his season punt return average of 13.85 yards, and he also ranked 5th in the SEC (42nd nationally) with his 24.11 kickoff return average ... took an MU-record four kicks back for scores in all, including an MU-record three punt return TDs and one kickoff return TD (a 98-yarder which came against eventual BCS National Champion Alabama) ... made a huge impact in the season opener, becoming the first Tiger ever with two punt return touchdowns in the same game ... his first score came with under five minutes left in the third quarter, spinning off a few defenders and sprinting 70 yards for a touchdown ... in the fourth quarter, he bested that with a 72-yard touchdown ... finished the game with 180 yards on five punt returns, breaking the previous school record of 156, held by NFL Hall of Famer Roger Wehrli (set on Oct. 21, 1967) ... was named SEC Special Teams Player of the Week for that

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performance ... recorded his third punt return for a TD on the year against Central Florida, taking one 66 yards to the house to give the Tigers a 14-10 lead midway through the third quarter ... the three returns is a new MU record and ties former Mizzou All-American Jeremy Maclin for most in a career ... was named SEC Special Teams Player of the Week for the second time on the year for his UCF performance ... returned a kickoff for a touchdown against Alabama, getting the Tigers back into the game ... the return was his first kickoff return for a touchdown in his career and it was a 98-yarder to go along with his three punt-return TDs so far this season ... averaged a team-best 5.4 yards per carry on eight rushing attempts, gaining 43 yards with a touchdown in the Tigers’ 33-10 homecoming win over Kentucky … won the team’s most improved tailback award thanks to a strong spring camp.

2011 SEASONMissed the season due to a shoulder injury sustained in July individual workouts.

2007 SEASONRedshirted in his first year in the program.

2010 SEASONMade nice contributions as a true freshman, as he was MU’s primary kickoff returner, making 24 returns for 475 yards and a 19.8 average ... also carried 22 times for 181 yards and two TDs overall, including a 69-yard score on the third play of the game at Texas Tech to give the Tigers a quick 7-0

lead ... ran the ball nine times for 33 yards against McNeese State in the home opener in his first college game ... added a kickoff return of 24 yards against MSU ... his first career touchdown on a one-yard run against the RedHawks ... gained a career-high 74 yards on three carries against Texas Tech.

HIGH SCHOOLAn elusive multipurpose back who made an impact in numerous ways for his high school program ... ranked by Rivals.com as the nation’s No. 13 all-purpose back, and as the No. 55 overall prospect at any position to come out of the state of Texas ... ranked by Scout.com as the nation’s No. 88 running back talent, while ESPN.com puts him as the nation’s No. 90 running back prospect ... was a two-time District 11-5A offensive most valuable player and team captain ... ran for 1,410 yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior, while catching 35 passes out of the backfield for 653 yards and eight more touchdowns ... accounted for 23 total touchdowns as a junior in 2008, as he ran for 1,274 yards and 17 scores, while adding 41 catches for 524 yards and six touchdowns ... high school coach - Claude Mathis.

PERSONALParents - William & Tonnette Murphy ... lists hobbies as working out, listening to music and playing sports ... chose Mizzou over Mississippi, Minnesota, Kansas, Iowa State, Utah and Northwestern, among others.

MURPHY’S RETURN CAREER STATSYear PR-Yds. Avg. TD Long KR-Yds. Avg. TD Long2010 0-0 0.0 0 0 24-475 19.8 0 392012 27-374 13.9 3 72 19-458 24.1 1 982013 21-146 7.0 0 38 27-599 22.2 0 42Career 48-520 10.8 3 72 70-1532 21.9 1 98

MURPHY’S CAREER RUSHING STATSYear GP-GS Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long 2010 12-0 22 181 8.2 2 69 2012 12-0 46 251 5.5 1 252013 14-0 92 601 6.5 9 42Career 38-0 160 1033 6.5 12 69


Donavin NewsomLinebackerSo./1L - 6-2 - 230St. Louis, Mo.Parkway North HS

2014 OUTLOOKEmerging linebacker who will look to challenge for playing time at the weakside position ... He’ll begin 2014 spring camp listed at No. 2 on the depth chart there behind veteran Darvin Ruise ... Wears #25 in honor of former Tiger Aaron O’Neal, a linebacker from the same Parkway North High School in St. Louis, who passed away in July of 2005 after a voluntary workout ... Newsom will wear #25 throughout his Tiger career, and will then pass it along to another linebacker.

2013 SEASON Made solid contributions on special teams as a redshirt freshman ... Picked up playing time in 10 games on the year, while recording five tackles (four solo) ... Four of the stops came on kickoff coverage, which ranked him third on the team there ... One of his stops came in Mizzou’s Cotton Bowl win over Oklahoma State.


HIGH SCHOOL ESPN rated him as the No. 6 overall prospect at any position in the state of Missouri, while also touting him as the No. 12 inside linebacker prospect in the nation ... Rivals listed him as the No. 7 overall prospect at any position in the state of Missouri for 2012 ... served as team captain during his senior season as a standout on both sides of the ball for Parkway North ... ran for 280 yards and four touchdowns as a senior, and on defense ran one interception back 102 yards for a touchdown to set a school record for

longest interception return ... was his team’s MVP as a junior when he made 62 tackles and had five sacks and two interceptions on defense, while he rushed for 396 yards and 10 touchdowns, and added 153 yards receiving ... was selected to play in the Offense-Defense All-America Game in December at Cowboys Stadium ... also was a three-year letterman in basketball, winning All-Conference recognition as a junior ... high school coach - Bob Bunton.

PERSONALParents - Robert & Judy Newsom ... lists hobbies as drawing and playing basketball ... chose Mizzou over Nebraska, Wisconsin, Kansas State, Tennessee, Iowa, Wake Forest, Indiana, Minnesota, and Illinois, among others.

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Ernest PaytonDefensive BackJr./1L - 6-2 - 210College Station, TexasA&M Consolidated HS

2014 OUTLOOKBig cornerback talent with good athleticism who will look to compete for playing time at a position where Mizzou lost both starters from a year ago ... Had hoped to gain a lot of experience a year ago, but had his season cut short due to a knee injury ... He’ll be available in a limited fashion during the spring, but should be fully cleared in time for fall camp.

2013 SEASON Reached the field for only one game, but made an impact with two tackles, one tackle for loss and one pass breakup against Murray State (Aug. 31) … sidelined for the remainder of the season due to a leg injury during practice.

2012 SEASON Saw the field for three games of action as a redshirt freshman, and made two tackles total ... had single tackles in outings against SE Louisiana and later at Tennessee as he helped contribute to Mizzou’s thrilling four-overtime win in Knoxville ... also earned playing time against Kentucky.


HIGH SCHOOLA late addition to the 2011 signing class who brought great size and athleticism to the Tiger program ... earned 2nd-Team All-State honors as a senior in 2010, when he tallied 85 tackles, four interceptions and 12 pass break ups, helping his school reach the third round of the state playoffs - the deepest run into the playoffs for the school in a long time ... also added five tackles for

loss and three forced fumbles during his senior season, and was named the team’s defensive back of the year ... team reached the state playoffs during his junior season, as well ... originally hails from Galveston, Texas, but was displaced in the fall of 2008 due to Hurricane Ike, and moved to the Bryan-College Station area to live with his sister, who was a teacher there at the time ... high school coach - Jim Slaughter.

PERSONALMother - Alfred Payton & Rosalyn Payton ... lists hobbies as playing video games, watching television and playing basketball ... voted by his classmates as the funniest person in school ... chose Mizzou over TCU and Texas A&M, among others.

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PAYTON’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. Sacks-Yds.2012 3-0 2 2-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 2013 1-0 2 2-0 1.0-3 0.0-0Career 4-0 4 4-0 1.0-3 0.0-0


2014 OUTLOOKTalented young cornerback who will look to fill the role of Mizzou’s next leader in the secondary ... Gained a ton of valuable experience a year ago as a true freshman understudy to NFL hopeful E.J. Gaines, and he’s ready now to make his push ... Opens spring camp listed atop the depth chart at one corner spot.

2013 SEASON Played as a true freshman, and played a big role for the Tiger defense, filling in for star corner E.J. Gaines when he was out due to a leg injury midway through the season ... Started twice in place of Gaines, and did very nicely, giving Tiger coaches a lot of confidence in his abilities ... Finished the season with 16 tackles in 14 games, with an interception and a pass break up as well ... Made first career start in the 36-17 win vs. No. 22 Florida (Oct. 19) and recorded his first interception in the 1st quarter ... Had 3 stops vs. the Gators, and equaled that two other times, with 3-tackle outings against Tennessee and Arkansas State ... Also had 2 stops at Ole Miss.

HIGH SCHOOLSpeedy defensive back who is staying in-state with Mizzou ... ranked No. 15 overall in the state of Missouri’s class of 2013 by Rivals.com and No. 16 by ESPN.com ... showed superb athleticism throughout his career at Christian Brothers College High School for head coach Scott Pingel, snagging 59 catches for 896 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior in 2012 ... totaled 13 scores overall in his final high school season, rushing three times into the end zone and scoring twice on special

Aarion PentonDefensive BackSo./1L - 5-10 - 185St. Louis, Mo.Christian Brothers HS11

teams ... recorded two interceptions on defense for the Cadets ... earned first team Class 6 All-State recognition from both the Missouri Football Coaches Association and Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association ... snagged all-conference and all-metro recognition as a junior and senior ... contributed all over the field as a junior in 2011, catching 40 passes for 842 yards and 13 touchdowns while rushing 27 times for 302 yards and four scores ... added 51 tackles and two interceptions as a defender.

PERSONALParents - George and Kimberly Penton ... chose Mizzou early in the recruiting process ... also played basketball and ran track for Christian Brothers ... plans to major in communications at Missouri ... noted the Mizzou football program’s strong academic reputation as playing a part in his recruitment.

PENTON’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. INT-Yds.2013 14-2 16 12-4 1.0-1 1-3Career 14-2 16 12-4 1.0-1 1-3

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Eddie PrintzQuarterbackRSFr. - 6-2 - 215Marietta, Ga.Lassiter HS9

2014 OUTLOOKHighly-touted prep quarterback who was part of Mizzou’s 2013 signing class … Is expected to make a strong push for play-ing time at a position which will have a lot of competition … He begins spring camp listed third on the depth chart there, but is expect-ed to compete for a chance to work his way up the chart … (Last name is pronounced PRINCE).

2013 SEASONWas able to take a redshirt season in his first year at Mizzou, but made very good impres-sions throughout the year with his abilities and physical skills ... Graduated early from high school and enrolled at Mizzou in Janu-ary of 2013, and took part in spring camp.

HIGH SCHOOLRanked as one of the top pro-style quarter-backs in the Class of 2012, slotted at No. 32 by Rivals.com … Rated No. 43 as a pocket passer, according to ESPN.com … Led Lassiter High School and head coach Jep Irwin to its first-ever state championship semifinals appearance as a junior in 2011

… Continued the Trojans’ success in 2012, fueling the team to a 10-0 regular season re-cord and regional championship, passing for 2,959 yards and 29 touchdowns … Threw for 3,393 yards and 30 scores as a junior in 2011 … Selected to the 2013 Semper Fidelis All-American Game, earning “Player of the Game” recognition … Ranked in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s “Super 11” and slot-ted in the newspaper’s All-State first team … Considered the No. 97 overall player in the state of Georgia for 2012 … Awarded “Quar-terback of the Year” by the Cobb County Touchdown Club after his final high school season … Passed for 2,251 yards and 20 touchdowns as a sophomore in 2010.

PERSONALFather – Ed Printz … Mother – Kim Riggi … Step-mother – Kristin Printz … Chose Miz-zou over numerous major programs around the country, including Arkansas, Auburn, Florida State, UCLA and Wisconsin … Plans to major in sports management at Missouri … Cited Mizzou’s facilities, academics, coaching staff and tradition as reasons for becoming a Tiger.


• 2013 Spring Team Most Improved DL

2014 OUTLOOKSpeedy rush end who brings energy and big-play ability every snap ... Is expected to step into a leadership role for a line which has lost both starting ends from a year ago to the NFL ... Holds down the starting spot on the depth at one end spot entering spring.

2013 SEASON Despite his reserve status, provided a huge impact for the Tiger defense, making 39 tackles in 14 games, including 9 TFLs, 4.5 QB sacks, 11 QB pressures (2nd-most on the team) and 2 forced fumbles ... Also made one of the seminal plays of the season, when he scooped up an Oklahoma State fumble late in the Cotton Bowl and raced the other way untouched 73 yards for a game-clinching touchdown - the first of his career ... Made three tackles in the win over OSU ... Racked up his fourth-straight game with a sack in the win at Kentucky (Nov. 9) … tallied another sack/strip in the win vs. No. 22 Florida (Oct. 19), with the sack resulting in 10 yards lost late in the 4th quarter … sacked and stripped Georgia QB Aaron Murray in the 2nd quarter to result in Michael Sam’s score in the 41-26 win at No. 7 Georgia.

2012 SEASON Made 16 tackles total in 12 appearances in reserve ... showed big-play ability throughout the year, as he got free for three quarterback pressures, and made 2.5 tackles for loss, to go with a fumble recovery ... had a career-best three tackles in MU’s epic four-overtime win at Tennessee, and he had two QB pressures and a half-tackle for loss in that game as well ... made two tackles in games against Florida, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt and Southeastern Louisiana ... had at least one tackle in 10-of-12 outings overall on the season ... also played a big role on special teams.


HIGH SCHOOLWas ranked by Rivals.com as the No. 17 weakside end in the nation, as well as the No. 3 overall player at any position from the state of Kansas ... earned first-team all-state honors as a senior after totaling 100 tackles, including 16 tackles for loss, 10.5 sacks, three forced fumbles and a blocked punt at the 5A level ... as a junior, helped lead his team to a 4A state title as he had 131 tackles, 32 tackles for loss, 15 sacks and four forced fumbles.

PERSONALParents - Wendell Ray & Sebrina Johnson ... father was a defensive lineman for Warren Powers, and was a 5th-round draft pick in the 1981 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings ... interested in studying business in MU’s esteemed School of Business ... chose Mizzou over Wisconsin, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Clemson, Kansas State and Kansas, among many others.

Shane RayDefensive LinemanJr./2 - 6-3 - 245Kansas City, Mo.Bishop Miege HS56


RAY’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. Sacks-Yds.2012 12-0 16 8-8 2.5-5 0.0-02013 14-0 39 27-12 9.0-45 4.5-37 Career 26-0 55 35-20 11.5-50 4.5-37

RAY’S 2013 GAME-BY-GAMEOpp. Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. Sacks-Yds. FF-FRMurray State - - - - -Toledo 3 2-1 - - -Indiana 5 3-2 1.0-2 - -Arkansas State 7 6-1 2.0-4 - -Vanderbilt 1 0-1 - - -Georgia 2 1-1 1.0-6 1.0-6 1-0Florida 2 2-0 1.0-10 1.0-10 1-0South Carolina 4 4-0 1.0-11 1.0-11 -Tennessee 2 0-2 1.0-5 0.5-4 -Kentucky 4 4-0 1.0-6 1.0-6 -Ole Miss 3 3-0 1.0-1 - -Texas A&M - - - - -Auburn 3 2-1 - - -Oklahoma State 3 1-2 0 0 0-1 Totals 39 27-12 9.0-45 4.5-37 2-1


2014 OUTLOOKExciting prospect at tight end who has the athleticism, size and strength to potentially be a factor in all facets of the Tiger offensive attack ... Enters his first spring camp listed at No. 3 on the depth chart at tight end, and he’s expected to push for playing time ... Changed his jersey to #10 this spring, after wearing #82 in his first year with the program.

2013 SEASON Redshirt season at Mizzou.

HIGH SCHOOLConsidered the No. 23 tight end recruit in the nation according to ESPN.com … grabbed 15 catches for 338 yards and four touch-

Jason ReeseTight EndRSFr. - 6-5 - 240Euless, TexasTrinity HS10

downs in a heavy run offense as a senior in 2012 … earned First Team Super Team honors from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram … helped Trinity High School and head coach Steve Lineweaver win 22 games during his junior and senior seasons … considered his county’s top football player as a senior and earned second team all-district ... contribut-ed on Trinity’s basketball and track squads.

PERSONALParents – Charles Reese and Cassandra Wallace … plans to major in criminal justice at Missouri … chose Mizzou over Arizona State, Indiana, Iowa State, Purdue and TCU, among others … chose Mizzou because of the Tigers’ players and family atmosphere.

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Clay RhodesOffensive LinemanRSFr. - 6-5 - 290Stillwell, Kan.Blue Valley HS72

2014 OUTLOOKPromising talent who looks to get his feet wet for the first time after taking a redshirt to further develop physcially in the Tiger strength and conditioning program ... Is slotted to line up at left tackle, and he’ll enter his first set of spring drills listed at No. 2 on the depth chart there, behind veteran Mitch Morse.


HIGH SCHOOLThe No. 2 overall recruit in the state of Kan-sas according to Rivals.com, whose length and size translate well to line play for the Tigers … considered the No. 73 offensive tackle recruit in the nation by ESPN.com … anchored offensive line for Blue Valley High

School and head coach Eric Driskell into the quarterfinals of the state playoffs as a senior in 2012 … played for the state champion-ship as a junior in 2011 … picked by the Topeka Capital-Journal to its “All-State Top 33”… also selected to the paper’s Class 5A All-State squad on the offensive line … earned first team All-State recognition from the Wichita Eagle.

PERSONALParents – Randy and Debbie Rhodes … worked as a peer tutor while at Blue Valley … chose Mizzou over several major pro-grams, including Kansas State, LSU, Ne-braska, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Or-egon State … plans to major in business at Missouri … chose Mizzou’s football program for its academic opportunities, as well as his respect for its coaching staff.


Darvin RuiseLinebackerSr./2L - 6-1 - 240Glen St. Mary, Fla.Baker County HS

2014 OUTLOOKVeteran performer who will look to hold down the starting spot at weakside linebacker in his final season at Mizzou ... With 38 games of experience, is the most seasoned linebacker on the squad, and he’ll enter spring ball atop the depth chart at his position.

2013 SEASON Finished 10th on the team with 44 tackles in 14 games coming off the bench ... Made 3 stops, including a TFL, in the Cotton Bowl win over Oklahoma State ... Finished with five tackles in the 24-10 win at No. 24 Ole Miss (Nov. 23) … recovered a fumble in the 3rd quarter of the 48-17 win at Kentucky (Nov. 9) … forced his first career fumble in the 2nd quarter of the win vs. Tennessee (Nov. 2) … had his first interception as a Tiger in the 45-28 win at Indiana (Sept. 21), returning it 19 yards … tallied a career-best six tackles in the victory over Toledo.

2012 SEASONLogged game action in all 12 games on the year, primarily on special teams units, and he ended the season with seven tackles in all ... had five of those stops in the season opener against Southeastern Louisiana, and he followed with single tackles against Georgia and at South Carolina ... five of his seven tackles on the season were of the solo variety ... had a good showing during the spring, and he closed camp by making a team-high 8 tackles in the Black & Gold Game.

2011 SEASONGot accustomed to the college game, as he saw action in reserve fashion in 12 games, getting credit for a pair of tackles in all ... closed spring camp by making three tackles and breaking up two passes in the Black & Gold Game.


HIGH SCHOOLRanked by Rivals.com as one of the top-100 talents to come out of the talent-rich state of Florida, and also as nation’s No. 70 overall athlete prospect ... was a two-way standout for Baker County, playing quarterback and safety primarily ... won numerous regional and statewide awards for his play as a senior in 2009, which included over 600 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns and four receiving touchdowns on offense, to go with three interceptions playing on defense ... as a junior, had five interceptions and added 93 tackles, while contributing offensively with over 600 yards and eight touchdowns on the ground ... high school coach - Bobby Johns.

PERSONALParents - Chris Okeibunor & Marie Ruise ... chose Mizzou over Tennessee, Georgia Tech, South Carolina and East Carolina, among others.

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RUISE’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A2011 12-0 2 0-22012 12-0 7 5-22013 14-0 44 28-16Career 38-0 53 33-20

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Shaun RupertSafetyRSFr. - 6-1 - 185Montgomery, Ala.Carver HS

2014 OUTLOOKUp-and-coming athlete looking to see his first action as a Tiger after taking a redshirt season in 2013 ... Will line up at free safety, where he’ll begin spring drills listed at No. 3 on the depth chart ... Could also play a role on special teams throughout the year.


HIGH SCHOOLRated the No. 69 safety in the nation and the 44th-best overall recruit in the state of Alabama by ESPN.com … totaled 51 tackles and two interceptions for Carver High School and head coach Billy Gresham as a senior in 2012 … helped lead a Wolverine secondary unit that did not allow a passing touchdown until the Class 6A state playoffs … named

to the Montgomery Advertiser’s All-Metro team at defensive back … participated in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic … re-corded 56 tackles and two interceptions as a junior in 2011 … posted back-to-back sea-sons with 77 tackles as a freshman (2009) and sophomore (2010) ... also participated in track and field at Carver, helping the squad’s 4x400 meter team to the state title in 2010.

PERSONALFather – Harvey Harris … mother – Pattie Rupert-King … chose Mizzou over Arkan-sas State, South Florida, Wake Forest and Southern Miss, among others … plans to major in business at Missouri … chose Miz-zou because of his relationship with the Tiger coaching staff and the school’s academic reputation.

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Bud SasserWide ReceiverSr./2L - 6-2 - 210Denton, TexasRyan HS21

2014 OUTLOOKVersatile, smooth athlete who gives Mizzou a dependable receiver with good route running abilities, to go with size and speed ... Will line up primarily at the Y-receiver spot, where he’ll enter spring drills holding down the top line on the depth chart.

2013 SEASON A main contributor at wide receiver for the Tigers with nine starts in 14 games … Ended with career highs in receptions (26) and yards (361) ... Had 3 or more catches in five games, and closed with 3-catch outings against Auburn and Oklahoma State ... had two catches for 72 yards at No. 24 Ole Miss (Nov. 23), including a 60-yard reception … tallied three catches for 43 yards in the 48-17 win at Kentucky (Nov. 9) … made on eof the plays of the season when he took a lateral from QB Maty Mauk in the 4th quarter at Georgia, and threw a 40-yard TD pass to L’Damian Washington that keyed Mizzou’s first road win over a top-10 ranked opponent since 1982 ... came away with one catch in the win vs. No. 22 Florida (Oct. 19), but was good enough for the opening touchdown in the game, a 20-yard strike from Maty Mauk … ended up with a career-high four catches in the win vs. Murray State (Aug. 31).

2012 SEASONSaw action in all 12 games, starting the final six contests of the year, and ended up with 10 catches for 231 yards and a touchdown ... his 23.1 yard per catch average was best among Tiger receivers ... caught multiple passes in games against Tennessee (two catches, 61 yards), Florida (2-26) and Georgia (2-17) ... had the extremely rare stat line against Vanderbilt of one reception for 101 yards and one touchdown ... his TD in that game came on an 85-yard bomb down the right sideline in the fourth quarter from QB Corbin Berkstresser, and earlier in the game, he picked up a fumble on a pass caught by a teammate, and he advanced that

16 yards forward past the point of the fumble, giving him 16 more receiving yards without an added reception.

2011 SEASONSaw action in nine games on the season ... caught three passes in all for a total of 16 yards ... First collegiate reception came in his first game action, when he grabbed a 4-yard reception in the opener against Miami (Ohio) ... Later had one catch each against Western Illinois and Iowa State, with each one going for six yards. 2010 SEASONRedshirt season at Mizzou.

HIGH SCHOOLESPN.com ranked him as the nation’s No. 63 wide receiver prospect ... ranked by Rivals.com as the nation’s No. 67 wide receiver prospect, and by the same outlet as the No. 71 talent at any position out of the state of Texas ... was a prolific wide receiver playing in a spread-style offense, and helped lead his team to the state playoff quarterfinals in 2009 and a final record of 12-2 ... was an


honorable mention All-State performer as a senior, when he caught 71 passes for 1,157 yards and 23 touchdowns in 2009 ... enjoyed an equally productive junior season in 2008, as he made 64 catches for 1,250 yards and a school-record 24 touchdowns ... high school coach - Joey Florence.

SASSER’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Rec. Yds. YPC TD Long 2011 9-0 3 16 5.3 0 92012 12-6 10 231 23.1 1 852013 14-9 26 361 13.9 1 60 Career 35-15 39 608 15.6 2 85

PERSONALParents - Larry Sasser & Jackie Cox-Spence ... chose Mizzou over Nebraska, Texas Tech, Arizona, Arizona State and Kansas, among others ... credits the family atmosphere at Mizzou as a major selling point, as well as the fact that he never felt pressured during the recruiting process.

SASSER’ 2013 GAME-BY-GAMEOpp. Rec. Yds. TD LongMurray State 4 41 0 18Toledo 1 4 0 4Indiana - - - -Arkansas State 3 22 0 10Vanderbilt 2 28 0 23Georgia 1 21 0 21Florida 1 20 1 20South Carolina 2 26 0 14Tennessee - - - -Kentucky 3 43 0 29Ole Miss 2 72 0 60Texas A&M 1 15 0 15Auburn 3 34 0 21Oklahoma State 3 35 0 14 Totals 26 361 1 60


Michael SchererLinebackerSo./1L - 6-3 - 235St. Louis, Mo.St. Louis Country Day


2014 OUTLOOKPhysically imposing linebacker who looks to make the most of an opportunity to earn a starting spot for the first time ... Gained valuable experience a year ago in reserve action, and he opens spring camp listed on top of the depth chart at the strongside linebacker spot.

2013 SEASON Played in all 14 games in his first full year for Mizzou … recorded six tackles (four solo), while also tallying one tackle for loss.


HIGH SCHOOLRanked by both ESPN and Rivals as the No. 8 overall talent in the state of Missouri for 2012 at any position ... ESPN ranked him as the nation’s No. 20 prospect at inside linebacker, while Rivals slotted him as the country’s No. 56-ranked outside linebacker ... won First-Team All-State honors each of his last two seasons, and was named his conference’s Player of the Year in 2011 ... was an Under Armour All-American as a junior when he made 83 tackles and had four sacks and one interception ... also stood out as a powerful running back, running for 1,120 yards and 13 touchdowns as a junior ... high school coach - Josh Smith.

PERSONALParents - Joseph & Dori Scherer ... plans to major in business at Mizzou ... chose Mizzou over Stanford, Nebraska, Michigan State, Vanderbilt, Illinois and Iowa, among many others ... says that the team and coaches at Mizzou are like one big family, and that comfort level was a major reason for choosing MU.

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SCHERER’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds.2013 14-0 6 4-2 1.0-1Career 14-0 6 4-2 1.0-1

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Anthony SherrilsDefensive BackRSFr. - 6-0 - 190Kansas City, Mo.Hogan Prep

2014 OUTLOOKGifted athlete with great speed, quickness and explosiveness who will look to factor into the rotation at cornerback in his first year on the field ... Enters his first set of spring drills listed at No. 2 on the depth chart at one corner spot, a position where Mizzou lost both starters from a year ago to graduation.


HIGH SCHOOLA standout athlete in the state of Missouri’s class of 2013, rated by Rivals.com as the eighth-best recruit in the state and the No. 65 athlete in the nation … earned a first team Class 3 All-State nod at running back from the Missouri Sportswriters and Sports-casters Association, while receiving second team recognition from the Missouri Football

Coaches Association … two-way player for Rams head coach Phil Lascuola … rushed for 1,591 yards and 19 touchdowns while making 35 tackles and two interceptions as a senior in 2012 … considered the fifth-best overall recruit in the state by ESPN.com and eighth-best by Rivals.com … recorded 53 tackles, 14 tackles for loss and five intercep-tions as a junior in 2011 … also participated in basketball and track and field for Hogan.

PERSONALFather – Anthony Sherrils … mother – Ta-sha Allen … chose Mizzou over Kansas and West Virginia, and had interest from Texas A&M, Nebraska and Kansas State ... plans to major in chemical engineering at Missouri … made note of how Mizzou’s coaches and current players made him feel comfortable on his recruiting visit.

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Ian SimonSafetyJr./2L - 6-0 - 195Mansfield, TexasLegacy HS21

• 2013 Spring Team Most Improved Safety

2014 OUTLOOKVeteran safety who will be looked upon for leadership in a back four which loses three of four starters from a year ago ... Will man the free safety position, and he enters spring camp listed atop the depth chart there.

2013 SEASON Became a trusted member of the secondary, making six starts as an additional defensive back, and he turned in career numbers, with 42 tackle, 5 pass break ups and 3.5 TFLs ... made a start in the regular-season finale in a 28-21 win vs. No. 19 Texas A&M (Nov. 30), recording a career-high 1.5 tackles for loss among his four total tackles … matched his career-high in stops (six) vs. Tennessee (Nov. 2), also setting a new career-best in pass breakups (two) … had four tackles and one PBU in the win vs. No. 22 Florida (Oct. 19) … six tackles in the 41-26 win at No. 7 Georgia (Oct. 12) … grabbed his first career interception vs. Toledo (Sept. 7).

2012 SEASON Saw action in 10 games during his sophomore season and ended with 14 tackles for the year ... eight of his tackles came in his final two outings, as he came on strong toward the end of the season ... made a career-best six tackles in the season finale at Texas A&M, and also had two-tackle outings at Tennessee and against Kentucky ... broke up a 4th-down pass at Tennessee in the 4th overtime which set up Mizzou’s game-winning field goal on their ensuing possession in the 51-48 thriller ... had single tackle games against South Carolina, Vanderbilt and Alabama.


HIGH SCHOOLVersatile talent who starred in numerous roles for his team, while earning most of his accolades as a hard-hitting, ball-hawking defensive back ... was a three-time all-district selection ... voted a team captain for each of his last two seasons, while also taking home his team’s special teams MVP honors and winning academic all-district honors three years as well ... had 68 tackles as a senior, to go with two interceptions (returning one for a score) and seven pass break ups, while adding three rushing TDs, one receiving TD and one kickoff return TD ... high school coach - Chris Melson.

PERSONALParents - Kim & Daphne Simon ... chose Mizzou over Boise State, Virginia, Air Force and Washington State, among others.

SIMON’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. PBU2012 10-0 14 5-9 1.0-3 12013 13-6 42 22-20 3.5-12 5Career 23-6 56 27-29 4.5-15 6

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Duron SingletonSafetySr./1L - 6-1 - 210New Orleans, La.Cox HS / Fresno City CC

2014 OUTLOOKIn his final of two years with the program, will work to emerge as a factor on a defense looking to replace several proven performers from a year ago ... Opens spring camp listed at No. 2 on the depth chart at strong safety.

2013 SEASON In his first year for the Tigers, appeared in 12 games and made an instant impact … missed the last two games of the reguar season with a hip injury sustained in practice prior to the Ole Miss game, but returned for the SEC Championship Game ... had an outstanding effort at Kentucky (Nov. 9), as he produced seven tackles and two tackles for loss … finished with 22 tackles (14 solo), two TFL, one pass breakup, and one forced fumble.

JUNIOR COLLEGEA highly sought-after JUCO safety who went to Fresno City Community College following his career at Helen Cox High School in Harvey, La., to draw more interest from Division I football programs ... played the 2011 and 2012 seasons at Fresno playing for head coach Tony Caviglia, recording 87 tackles and four interceptions this past year ... rated as the No. 1 JUCO safety by 247Sports.com and considered a four-star prospect. ... additionally scored two touchdowns and notched two sacks and two forced fumbles for the Rams in 2012,

earning All-Valley Conference honors for his efforts.

HIGH SCHOOLAn All-District 8 linebacker for Class 4A Helen Cox as a senior in 2008 ... helped the Cougars, led by head coach Willie Brooks, to the Class 4A state championship playoffs in his final high school season ... chose Mizzou over Memphis, Syracuse and Wisconsin, among others.

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SINGLETON’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. PBU2013 12-0 22 14-8 2.0-3 1Career 12-0 22 14-8 2.0-3 1


Morgan StewardTailbackSo./1L - 6-0 - 210Kansas City, Mo.Staley HS


2014 OUTLOOKCombination back with a nice blend of size, strength and speed, who can give the offense a change of pace ... Will compete for a bigger role in the offense this year, and he’ll open spring camp listed at No. 3 on the depth chart at tailback.

2013 SEASON Saw action in 12 games as a redshirt freshman and gained 84 yards in reserve action on 21 carries, with a touchdown ... Was a valuable member of special teams units, where he made 4 tackles on the year on punt returns ... Forced a fumble on the Tiger punt teams unit vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 30), which extended the team’s takeaway streak to 42 consecutive games … had six carries for 32 yards to close out a win vs. Tennessee (Nov. 2) … scored in his first career game for Mizzou from one yard out in the Murray State win (Aug. 31).


HIGH SCHOOLCame to Mizzou as the career rushing leader at Staley (4,184 career yards, 46 rushing touchdowns), where he started all 52 games of his prep career ... led his team to a 13-0 record and a Missouri State Championship in Class 5 as a senior, rushing for 205 yards and one touchdown in the 35-21 win over Kirkwood in the 2011 Show-Me Bowl ... finished the year with 2,221 rushing yards and 27 touchdowns, while adding 24 receptions for 376 yards and two touchdowns ... was named the Class 5

Offensive Player of the Year in the state of Missouri, and was a unanimous First-Team All-State selection ... was a Second-Team All-State selection as a junior after running for 1,555 yards and 14 touchdowns ... high school coach - Fred Bouchard.

PERSONALParents - Robert & LeSa Steward ... lists hobbies as playing the piano, eating lots of good food, running, music, video games, reading the Bible, going to church and spending time with family and friends ... plans to major in business communication ... received interest from Nebraska, Texas A&M, Kansas State, Vanderbilt and Northern Illinois, among others.

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STEWARD’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long 2013 10-0 21 84 4.0 1 14 Career 10-0 21 84 4.0 1 14

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Lucas VincentDefensive LinemanSr./3L - 6-2 - 305Olathe, Kan.North HS96

2014 OUTLOOKPowerful presence in the middle of the trenches who plays all-out to the whistle ... Will look to lead a deep group of interior linemen, and he opens spring camp listed on top of the depth chart at the tackle spot.

2013 SEASON Figured largely into Mizzou’s plans on the defensive line as he stepped into a starter’s role, earning a total of nine starts in 2013 ... Had 34 stops on the year, including 5 TFLs, 1.5 QB sacks, 4 QB pressures and a pass break up to boot ... finished with four stops, with one tackle for loss, in start at No. 24 Ole Miss (Nov. 23) … had four tackles, including one TFL in the win at Kentucky (Nov. 9) … produced three tackles and a forced fumble in the win at No. 7 Georgia (Oct. 12) … recorded a sack among four tackles in the season-opening win vs. Murray State (Aug. 31), in his first career start.

2012 SEASONPlayed in all 12 games as a sophomore and ended the year with three tackles total in reserve duty … two of his tackles came in the final three games of the year, as he be-gan seeing the field more and more as the year progressed … had single-tackle games against Georgia, Tennessee and Syracuse.

2011 SEASONEarned his first letter after seeing action in all 13 games during his redshirt freshman cam-paign ... recorded 11 tackles on the season, and closed the season by making one stop in the Independence Bowl win over North Carolina ... also had two tackles for loss, two QB hurries and a pass breakup ... recorded two tackles versus Arizona State and Texas A&M ... posted tackles for loss against Ari-zona State, Western Illinois and Texas.


HIGH SCHOOLFinished his career on a team which went a perfect 13-0 and as state champions in 2009, while he’s also won a state wrestling individ-ual title (going 34-1 in the heavyweight class) ... Scout.com ranked him as the nation’s No. 23 defensive tackle prospect ... Rivals.com ranked him as the No. 6 overall prospect at any position coming out of the state of Kan-sas ... twice named a First-Team All-State performer on the defensive line ... had a big game in the state title game in 2009, as he made seven tackles, two quarterback sacks, and added a safety and a pass break up for good measure ... had four quarterback sacks in all on the 2009 season, and added six forced fumbles, 18 tackles for loss and one blocked kick ... recorded 49 tackles as a junior in 2008, including 13 tackles for loss, nine quarterback sacks, while adding three forced fumbles and a fumble recovery ... High school coach - Pete Flood.

PERSONALParents - Steve & Genia Vincent ... chose Mizzou over Nebraska, Wisconsin, Kansas and Kansas State, among others.


VINCENT’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. Sacks-Yds.2011 13-0 11 3-8 2.0-4 0.0-0 2012 12-0 3 1-2 0.0-0 0.0-02013 14-9 34 20-14 5.0-18 1.5-4Career 39-9 48 24-24 7.0-22 1.5-4

VINCENT’S 2013 GAME-BY-GAMEOpp. Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. Sacks-Yds.Murray State 4 3-1 1.0-2 1.0-2Toledo 2 2-0 - -Indiana 1 0-1 - -Arkansas State 2 1-1 - -Vanderbilt 3 2-1 0.5-2 0.5-2Georgia 3 1-2 - -Florida 2 2-0 1.0-2 -South Carolina 2 0-2 0.5-0 -Tennessee 2 0-2 - -Kentucky 4 3-1 1.0-6 -Ole Miss 4 2-2 1.0-6 -Texas A&M 1 0-1 - -Auburn 3 3-0 - - Oklahoma State 1 1-0 0 0Totals 34 20-14 5.0-18 1.5-4

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Chaston WardSafetySo./1L - 6-1 - 205Cleburne, TexasCleburne HS

2014 OUTLOOKRising athlete who came on late in the 2013 season and who will work to compete for an increased role at safety in his second year of action ... Opens spring drills listed at No. 3 on the depth chart at strong safety.

2013 SEASON Took the field in six games throughout the year, after redshirting the previous season for the Tigers … received bulk of playing time late in the season, including consecutive appearances vs. Oklahoma State (Jan. 3), vs. Auburn (Dec. 7), vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 30) and at Ole Miss (Nov. 23).


HIGH SCHOOLRivals ranked him as the No. 54 safety prospect in all of the nation, while ESPN rated him as the nation’s No. 91 prospect at the athlete position ... was a dual-threat quarterback at Cleburne where he made plays with his arm and feet ... served as his team’s captain as a senior, and earned the team’s MVP award both as a junior and a senior ... high school coach - Phil Young.

PERSONALParents - Rodney & Eva Johnson ... lists hobbies outside of football as watching movies and hanging out with friends ... chose Mizzou over Oklahoma State, Texas Tech and North Texas, among others ... was attracted to Mizzou because of the trust he developed with the Tiger coaching staff.

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Braylon WebbSafetySr./3L - 6-0 - 205Gilmer, TexasGilmer HS9

• 2013 Team Safety of the Year• 2011 All-Big 12 Honorable Mention• 2011 Team Freshman of the Year

2014 OUTLOOKVeteran presence in a youthful secondary will be much welcomed, and with his 30 career starts, he’s got the most starts among any returning Tiger on either side of the ball ... Lines up at strong safety, where he’s listed at No. 1 on the depth chart heading into camp.

2013 SEASON Emerged as a steady play maker, and ended as Mizzou’s second-leading tackler, racking up 89 stops ... Grabbed 3 INTs on the year, including a leaping snag of an Oklahoma State pass in the Cotton Bowl ... had two pass breakups in the 24-10 win at No. 24 Ole Miss (Nov. 23) … tallied nine tackles in the 48-17 win at Kentucky (Nov. 9) … finished with stops and his second interception of his career in the win vs. Tennessee (Nov. 2) … recorded career-best three PBUs in the win at No. 7 Georgia (Oct. 12) … tied for the team-lead in tackles with 10 stops in the win at Vanderbilt (Oct. 5), while also recording a PBU ... Also served as MU’s holder for place kicks, and he carried once for a three-yard gain at Indiana on a fake field goal for a first down to extend the possession.

2012 SEASON Started all 12 games at free safety, and put together a very solid season, with his career-best 64 tackles ranking 6th-best on the team ... added 1.5 tackles for loss and a fumble recovery as well ... had his biggest games against Central Florida and Texas A&M, as he made nine tackles in each contest ... added eight tackles in MU’s epic four-overtime win at Tennessee, including a tackle for loss ... added seven tackles (five solo) against eventual BCS champion Alabama ... recorded four tackles against Arizona State and recovered a fumble as

well ... notched six tackles against Georgia, five at South Carolina and four at Florida.

2011 SEASONProvided a nice impact for the defense despite his youth, and earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors while making 36 tackles and forcing a fumble in 11 games (four starts) ... had a career high 12 tackles against Texas A&M ... also had four tackles against Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Baylor ... recovered a fumble against Baylor.


HIGH SCHOOLRanked by Rivals.com as the nation’s No. 66 safety prospect ... named the Defensive Most Valuable Player of his district as a senior in 2009, and was an all-state pick by various outlets each of his final two years ... had 122 tackles as a senior, and added seven pass break ups, three forced fumbles,


WEBB’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. FF-FR INT-Yds. 2011 11-4 36 21-15 0.0-0 0-1 0-02012 12-12 64 36-28 1.5-3 0-1 0-02013 14-14 89 60-29 1.5-12 0-0 3-10Career 37-30 189 117-72 3.0-15 0-2 3-10

one interception and a fumble recovery ... as a junior in 2008, recorded 68 tackles, five quarterback sacks, and added four interceptions and a pair of fumble recoveries ... high school coach - Jeff Traylor.

PERSONALParents - Renardo Webb & Phyllis Jones ... chose Mizzou over Houston, Texas Tech and Baylor, among others.

WEBB’S 2013 GAME-BY-GAMEOpp. Tackles UA-A TFL-Yds. INT-Yds. Murray State 4 4-0 0.0-0 1-9Toledo 6 3-3 0.0-0 0-0at Indiana 4 3-1 0.0-0 0-0Arkansas State 8 5-3 1.0-12 0-0at Vanderbilt 10 6-4 0.0-0 0-0at Georgia 8 5-3 0.0-0 0-0Florida 8 4-4 0.0-0 0-0South Carolina 8 8-0 0.0-0 0-0Tennessee 2 1-1 0.0-0 1-0at Kentucky 9 6-3 0.0-0 0-0at Ole Miss 2 0-2 0.5-0 0-0Texas A&M 4 4-0 0.0-0 0-0Auburn 12 8-4 0.0-0 0-0Oklahoma State 4 3-1 0.0-0 1-1Totals 89 60-29 1.5-12 3-10


Darius WhiteWide ReceiverSr./1L - 6-3 - 205Fort Worth, TexasDunbar HS / Texas8

2014 OUTLOOKGifted athlete that has the potential to be a standout weapon in Mizzou’s offensive attack ... Gained valuable experience a year ago in reserve action, but he’ll look to win the starting job this time around at the Z-receiver spot, where he begins No. 1 on the depth chart for spring ball.

2013 SEASON Earned consistent playing time throughout the season as a part of Mizzou’s rotation of tall wideouts ... grabbed his first catch in SEC action in win over Tennessee (Nov. 2) … had two catches for 44 yards in the season-opening Murray State win (Aug. 31), including a 37-yard touchdown snag.

2012 SEASON Sat out the season, per NCAA transfer rules … took part in spring drills in 2012 and made one catch in the Black and Gold Game to close out his first spring camp with the Tiger program.

AT TEXASPlayed in 21 games over two years at Texas ... caught five passes for 66 yards for the Longhorns in 11 games as a sophomore in 2011, after making one catch for five yards in 10 outings as a true freshman in 2010 ... saw the field against Mizzou in 2011 in the Tigers’ 17-5 win over Texas in Columbia, but did not record any statistics ... got his first collegiate score on a 31-yard touchdown reception in a 52-20 win over Texas Tech in Austin in 2011.

HIGH SCHOOLWas a Parade All-American and a 1st-Team All-USA pick by USA Today who was ranked

as the No. 3 wide receiver in the nation and the No. 20 overall prospect at any position in the country by ESPN ... made 93 catches for 2,293 yards and 35 touchdowns in his final three seasons at Dunbar ... played in the 2010 Under Armour All-America Game, catching an 11-yard touchdown pass and returning a punt 35 yards for a touchdown ... high school coach - Todd Lawson.

PERSONAL Mother – Demetric White … grandmother – Billie Dobbins.

WHITE’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS Rec. Yds. YPC TD Long 2013 14-0 7 76 10.9 1 37 Career 14-0 7 76 10.9 1 37

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Jordan WilliamsOffensive LinemanSo. - 6-3 - 295Denton, TexasRyan HS76


2014 OUTLOOKAthletic big man with the frame to get the job done in the trenches in his third year with the program ... Moves to left guard this spring, where he’ll look to compete for the starting job ... He’ll open spring drills listed at No. 2 on the depth chart there.

2013 SEASON Picked up playing time during three games … served as the No. 2 left tackle throughout the year behind starter Justin Britt … aided in a record setting day for the Mizzou offense at Kentucky (Nov. 9) … received playing time late vs. Arkansas State (Sept. 28) … saw the field in the season opener vs. Murray State (Aug. 31) ... Standout in the classroom who was named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.

2012 SEASON Redshirt season

HIGH SCHOOLHighly-regarded offensive line prospect who continued Mizzou’s pipeline at Ryan High School ... ESPN rated him as the No. 62 offensive tackle prospect in the nation, while also ranking him the No. 84 overall prospect at any position coming out of the state of Texas for the class of 2012 ... was an honorable mention All-State selection as a senior offensive lineman ... high school coach - Joey Florence.

PERSONALMother - Hester Frank ... lists interests outside of football as playing basketball and hanging out with family and friends ... plans to study pre-pharmacy at Mizzou ... chose Mizzou over Stanford, UCLA, Arizona State, Arizona, Boise State, Colorado, Oregon State and Virginia, among others ... lists his relationship built with the coaching staff that sold him on attending Mizzou.


Evan WinstonDefensive LinemanSo. - 6-3 - 295Muskegon Heights, Mich.Muskegon Heights HS50

2014 OUTLOOKPromising young defensive lineman who will be in a battle for playing time among a deep and talented group of interior players ... Opens spring camp listed at No. 4 on the depth chart at the nosetackle spot.

2013 SEASON Appeared in one game for the year (vs. Murray State, Aug. 31), marking his first career appearance at Mizzou … picked up a tackle late in the game against the Racers.


HIGH SCHOOLRivals ranked him as the No. 18 overall prospect at any position in the state of Michigan for 2012 ... ESPN had him as the nation’s No. 73 defensive tackle prospect ... named to the Detroit News Dream Team as a senior, and also took home 1st-Team All-State and 1st-Team All-Area honors in 2011 ... made 88 tackles as a senior, including 22 tackles for loss and 10 sacks while forcing five fumbles along the way ... had 93 tackles during his junior season, with 11 of them going for sacks ... high school coach - Tony Blankenship.

PERSONALParents - Steven & Kathy Winston ... enjoys working out, fishing and playing basketball in his spare time away from football ... plans to major in nursing at Mizzou ... chose Mizzou over Arkansas, Michigan State, Kansas State, Iowa, Illinois, Cincinnati, Louisville and Houston, among others ... lists the stability of Mizzou’s coaching staff, as well as the overall family atmosphere around the program as major factors that drew him to MU.

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Marvin ZandersQuarterbackFr. - 6-2 - 180Jacksonville, Fla.Raines HS1

2014 OUTLOOKA highly-regarded dual-threat quarterback prospect that Mizzou coaches like for his athleticism and play-making ability ... known as a poised presence in the pocket, but who is very dangerous when breaking away from pressure ... has shown a strong and accurate arm throwing on the run ... has outstanding quickness and foot speed that makes him dangerous on designed runs or when he chooses to tuck the ball and take off ... Graduated early from high school and is enrolled at Mizzou, and will take part in spring drills ... Opens spring camp at No. 5 on the depth chart at quarterback.

HIGH SCHOOLEarned The Florida Times-Union All-First Coast Second Team recognition as a senior

… amassed over 2,500 yards of total offense as a senior in 2013, and was responsible for 37 touchdowns ... completed 130-of-224 passes in 2013 for 1,866 yards and 22 TDs, while he ran for 705 yards (on nearly 7.0 yards per carry) and 15 more scores ... led Jacksonville Raines High School to a 9-3 record in 2013, including a five-game win streak late in the season for head coach Deran Wiley’s team ... threw for 1,839 yards and 18 TDs in 2012, and also ran for 416 yards and four scores.

PERSONALChose Mizzou over Duke, Florida, Georgia Tech, Iowa State and Kentucky, among many others.


2014 mizzou recruiting className Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School/Prev. School)Paul Adams OL 6-6 280 Nashville, Tenn. (Christ Presbyterian Academy)Sam Bailey OL 6-4 265 Lamar, Mo. (Lamar HS)Andy Bauer OL 6-3 300 St. Louis, Mo. (DeSmet HS)DeSean Blair WR 6-2 185 Jacksonville, Fla. (Sandalwood HS)Kendall Blanton TE 6-6 230 Blue Springs, Mo. (Blue Springs South HS)Walter Brady DE 6-3 255 Florence, Ala. (Florence HS)Nate Brown WR 6-3 205 Suwanee, Ga. (North Gwinnett HS)Logan Cheadle ** DB 5-9 175 Lee’s Summit, Mo. (Lee’s Summit West HS)Kenya Dennis ** DB 6-0 200 Raymond, Miss. (Hinds CC)Keyon Dilosa WR 6-3 190 Round Rock, Texas (Round Rock HS)Michael Fairchild ** OL 6-4 275 Overland Park, Kansas (Blue Valley West HS)Darnell Green WR 6-5 180 Springfield, Mo. (Hillcrest HS)Grant Jones ATH 6-3 225 Columbia, Mo. (Hickman HS)Brandon Lee ** LB 6-2 215 Indianapolis, Ind. (Lawrence Central HS)Lawrence Lee WR 5-11 175 Pensacola, Fla. (West Florida Tech)Rocel McWilliams DL 6-3 245 Pensacola, Fla. (West Florida Tech)Kevin Pendleton OL 6-3 320 Lee’s Summit, Mo. (Lee’s Summit West HS)Thomas Richard WR 6-0 190 Nashville, Tenn. (Christ Presbyterian Academy)Tavon Ross DB 6-0 200 Cochran, Ga. (Bleckley County HS)Finis Stribling DB 5-11 180 Thompson’s Station, Tenn. (Independence HS)Greg Taylor DB 5-11 185 East St. Louis, Ill. (East St. Louis HS)Trevon Walters TB 5-10 195 Bradenton, Fla. (Manatee HS)Spencer Williams DL 6-4 230 Jacksonville, Fla. (First Coast HS)Thomas Wilson ATH 5-11 185 Buford, Ga. (Buford HS)Raymond Wingo DB 6-0 175 St. Louis, Mo. (St. Louis University HS)Roderick Winters LB 5-11 195 Arlington, Texas (Bowie HS)Ish Witter TB 5-8 195 Tampa, Fla. (Alonso HS)Marvin Zanders ** QB 6-2 185 Jacksonville, Fla. (Raines HS)

** Denotes already enrolled in classes at Mizzou – Bios are in previous pages

BREAKDOWN BY STATEMissouri (10) – Bailey (Lamar), Bauer (St. Louis), Blanton (Blue Springs), Cheadle (Lee’s Summit), Fairchild (Overland Park), Green-Beckham (Springfield), Jones (Columbia), Pendleton (Lee’s Summit), Taylor (East St. Louis), Wingo (St. Louis)Florida (7) – Blair (Jacksonville), Lawrence Lee (Pensacola), McWilliams (Pensacola), Walters (Bradenton), Williams (Jacksonville), Witter (Tampa), Zanders (Jacksonville)Georgia (3) – Brown (Suwanee), Ross (Cochran), Wilson (Buford)Tennessee (3) – Adams (Nashville), Richard (Nashville), Stribling (Thompson’s Station)Texas (2) – Dilosa (Round Rock), Winters (Arlington)Alabama (1) – Brady (Florence)Indiana (1) – Lee (Indianapolis)Mississippi (1) – Dennis (Raymond)


2014 mizzou recruiting classPAul ADAmSFr., OL, 6-6, 280, Nashville, Tenn. (Christ Presbyterian Academy)A two-way lineman who impressed Mizzou’s coaching staff with his athleticism and strong hands, coupled with a great lineman frame … played at Christ Presbyterian Academy for head coach Ingle Martin … helped block the Lions to a 14-1 record and Tennessee Class 3A State Championship Runner-Up performance as a senior in 2013 … showed versatility with his play on the defensive side with 41 tackles (34 solo), includ-ing 8.0 tackles-for-loss in his final high school season… was awarded with one of the Tennessee Titans’ Mr. Football awards after his senior season … considered the No. 12 overall recruit in the state of Tennessee by Rivals.com … led squad to a 13-1 record and state semifinals appearance as a junior in 2012 … also played basketball for CPA … joined in the 2014 signing class by CPA teammate Thomas Richard … parents – Tim and Ashley Adams … chose Mizzou over offers from Cincinnati, Mississippi State and South Florida … plans to major in business management at the University of Missouri … was impressed with Mizzou’s entire campus environment during his visit, and enjoyed his meetings with Tiger coaches.

SAm BAilEYFr., OL, 6-4, 265, Lamar, Mo. (Lamar HS)Caught the attention of Mizzou’s coaches with his ability to explode off the line, and also moves well in space … a tight end and defensive end for Lamar High School and head coach Scott Bailey who projects to the offensive line for the Tigers ... helped Lamar win three consecutive Missouri Class 2 State Championships … notched a PBU in the 2013 Missouri Class 2A title game, a 42-0 win over Lawson … named First Team All-State on the defensive line by the Missouri Sportswriters Association … American Family Insur-ance All-Ozarks First Team selection, along with first team all-conference recognition … claimed the state title in discus as a junior … also played basketball for Lamar … chose Mizzou over interest from Arkansas, Army and Kansas State, among others.

ANDY BAuERFr., OL, 6-3, 300, St. Louis, Mo. (DeSmet HS)Offensive line prospect whose aggressiveness and enthusiasm were important to Miz-zou’s coaching staff … dependable mover in the trenches during his career at DeSmet Jesuit High School for head coach Pat Mahoney … named an Under Armour High School All-American, one of just 90 players across the country selected to play in the game … forced to the sideline for his senior season in 2013 and he began rehabbing to prepare for the collegiate level … helped lead DeSmet to a Missouri Class 6 State Championship playoffs semifinal appearance as a junior in 2012 … earned back-to-back first team all-state nods on the offensive line as a sophomore and junior… Post-Dispatch First Team All-Metro as a junior … considered the top overall recruit in the Show-Me State by Rivals.com and ESPN.com … rated as the No. 99 overall recruit in the country in the “ESPN300” … placed as the eighth-best offensive tackle prospect in the country by both Rivals and ESPN … parents – Craig and Annie Bauer … chose Mizzou over offers from many of the


2014 mizzou recruiting classother top programs in the country, including Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, LSU, Miami (Fla.), Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas A&M and Wisconsin, among others … plans to pursue the pre-medical field of studies at the University of Missouri … mentioned his relationship with Mizzou’s coaches in being a determining factor in his recruitment.

DESEAN BlAiRFr., WR, 6-2, 185, Jacksonville, Fla. (Sandalwood HS)Wide receiver recruit that possesses both the frame and speed for the position with great ball skills, according to Mizzou’s coaches … a “Super 75” selection by The Florida Times-Union as a senior in 2013 for Sandalwood High School and head coach Adam Geis … earned Florida Class 8A Second Team All-State recognition following his senior season … breakout year came as a junior in 2012 at Sandalwood after spending his first two high school seasons at Terry Parker High School, in which he snagged 36 passes for 700 yards and 10 touchdowns … considered the No. 50 wide receiver prospect in the country by ESPN.com, as well as the 56th-best recruit in the state of Florida … chose Mizzou over Louisville, Nebraska, Iowa State, Maryland, Minnesota and Vanderbilt, among others.

KENDAll BlANTONFr., TE, 6-6, 230, Blue Springs, Mo. (Blue Springs South HS)A smooth athlete who the Mizzou coaching staff believes possesses a great frame for the tight end position … hauled in 15 catches for 216 yards and two scores as a senior in 2013 in a predominantly run-oriented offense at Blue Springs South High School for head coach Greg Oder … Second Team All-Big Six Conference selection in his final high school season … grabbed two touchdown catches as a junior in 2012 … rated as the 12th-best tight end prospect in the class of 2014 by ESPN.com … played center for the Blue Springs South basketball squad, leading the team in blocked shots as a junior and senior … father, Jerry, was a standout linebacker at Kentucky and played seven seasons in the NFL with the Kansas City Chiefs … parents – Jerry Blanton and Deanna Thompson … chose Mizzou over interest from Kentucky, Louisville and Tulsa.

WAlTER BRADYFr., DE, 6-3, 255, Florence, Ala. (Florence HS)Speedy defender with a high ceiling, according to Mizzou’s coaching staff … made an immediate impact in his only season at Florence High School for head coach Jamey Dubose, totaling 85 tackles, 24.0 tackles-for-loss, 8.5 sacks and two interceptions … was a force in the backfield as a junior in 2012 at Trezevant High School in Memphis, record-ing 96 tackles with 10.0 sacks, along with two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and one pass breakup … earned Commercial Appeal First Team All-District recognition after his junior campaign … mother – Mickie Renee Sada … chose Mizzou over Louisville, Middle Tennessee State, Ole Miss and Miami (Fla.), among others.


2014 mizzou recruiting classNATE BROWNFr., WR, 6-3, 205, Suwanee, Ga. (North Gwinnett HS)Ability to lead and his productivity at wide receiver caught the eye of Mizzou’s coach-ing staff … turned in a prolific senior season for North Gwinnett High School and head coach Bob Sphire, making 61 catches for 1,081 yards and 21 touchdowns … helped the Bulldogs to a 13-3 season capped with an appearance in the Georgia Class AAAAAA State Football Championship game … earned first team all-state recognition as a senior from several outlets, including the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Georgia Sportswrit-ers Association … named Gwinnett County Wide Receiver of the Year by area coaches following his final high school season … rated as the No. 29 overall recruit in the state of Georgia by Rivals.com, as well as the No. 49 wide receiver in the nation … brought in 41 receptions for 491 yards as a junior in 2012, pushing North Gwinnett to a strong 11-2 season record … earned first team all-county following his junior season … also participated in basketball and track and field for North Gwinnett … parents – Rob and Wanda Brown … chose Mizzou over Georgia, Illinois, Louisville, South Carolina, Vanderbilt and Yale, among others … plans to major in business marketing or sports medicine at the University of Missouri.

KEYON DilOSA Fr., WR, 6-3, 190, Round Rock, Texas (Round Rock HS)Brings good burst and body control to the table, according to the Mizzou coaching staff, with great size for the wide receiver position … knack for making the big play for Round Rock High School and head coach Jeff Cheatham during his career … hauled in 55 receptions for 711 yards and five touchdowns as a senior in 2013 … explosive ability is apparent, as three of his five scoring catches as a senior covered more than 60 yards … also logged an 88-yard kickoff return for a touchdown during his final season of play at Round Rock … earned second team all-district in 2013, as well as after his junior season in 2012 … also played basketball for Round Rock … parents – Maurice Miller and Kayanna Dilosa … chose Mizzou over Arkansas State, BYU, Houston and Texas Tech, among others … plans to major in business and accounting at the University of Missouri … Mizzou’s welcoming atmosphere amongst the players and coaches helped him choose the Tigers.

DARNEll GREEN Fr., WR, 6-5, 180, Springfield, Mo. (Hillcrest HS)Length at the wide receiver position a plus for Mizzou’s coaching staff, but his heart and spirit are what left the coaches most impressed … has battled leukemia and undergone treatment during his high school career, all while continuing to be a promising football and basketball player for head coach and father, John Beckham … caught 16 passes for 224 yards and two touchdowns as a freshman in 2010 … forced to miss the 2011 season, but rebounded to make 29 catches for 383 yards over his final two seasons at Hillcrest … earned All-Ozark Conference recognition three out of his four seasons at Hillcrest … younger brother of Tiger WR Dorial Green-Beckham parents – John and Tracy Beckham


2014 mizzou recruiting class… chose Mizzou over interest from Arkansas and Oklahoma … enjoys bowling and golf in his spare time … noted that being a long-time Mizzou fan helped in his recruitment, along with attending football camp in Columbia for several years.

GRANT JONESFr., ATH, 6-3, 225, Columbia, Mo. (Hickman HS)Brings great hand-eye coordination to the field, according to Mizzou’s coaches, as well as versatility and great football intelligence … hometown athlete whose father, Brian Jones, coaches running backs at Mizzou … two-way player for Hickman High School, making an impact at both tight end and defensive end … earned all-district and all-area recognition as a senior in 2013, making 52 tackles with 10.0 tackles-for-loss and 7.0 sacks … illustrated his nose for the ball with two blocked punts and one blocked PAT during his final high school season … scored eight touchdowns during his final two seasons at Hickman … led the Kewpies with 8.0 sacks as a junior in 2012, helping Hickman to a 9-2 record … totaled 41 tackles with an impressive 17.0 tackles-for-loss during his junior campaign, along with 10 pass breakups … parents – Brian and Mary Kay Jones … commit-ted shortly after receiving his official offer from Mizzou, along with interest from Virginia … plans to major in sports management at the University of Missouri … listed playing basketball and working out as his main activities during spare time … liked how Mizzou’s players and coaches embrace the program’s family atmosphere during his recruitment.

lAWRENcE lEEFr., WR, 5-11, 175, Pensacola, Fla. (West Florida Tech)Speed and explosive ability turned Mizzou’s coaches on to the wide receiver prospect … Florida Class 5A First Team All-State for West Florida Tech High School and head coach Harry Lees as a junior in 2012 … earned honorable mention all-state as a sophomore in 2011 and second team all-state recognition as a senior in 2013 … snagged 56 catches for 1,104 yards and 11 touchdowns as a junior, while also rushing for 304 yards and four scores on the ground … helped West Florida Tech to a 10-2 overall record in his final high school season … high school teammate of current Mizzou DL Nate Crawford and PK Luke Jackson, as well as fellow 2014 signee Rocel McWilliams … chose Mizzou after originally committing to Tennessee, among others.

ROcEl mcWilliAmSFr., DL, 6-3, 245, Pensacola, Fla. (West Florida Tech)Showed his ability to be powerful and physical in the trenches to Mizzou’s coaching staff during his high school career … Florida Class 5A Second Team All-State defensive lineman for West Florida Tech High School and head coach Harry Lees as a senior in 2013 … huge senior season included 73 tackles and 7.0 sacks in 2013 … helped West Florida Tech to a 10-2 overall record in his final high school season … recorded 3.0 sacks among 34 total tackles as a junior in 2012 … high school teammate of current Mizzou DL Nate Crawford and PK Luke Jackson, as well as fellow 2014 signee Lawrence Lee … parents


2014 mizzou recruiting class– Rocel McWilliams Sr. and Gretchen Gilchrist … chose Mizzou over Florida, Memphis, Minnesota and SMU, among others … plans to major in business at the University of Missouri … mentioned how Mizzou’s coaching staff made him feel at home while he visited campus.

KEviN PENDlETONFr., OL, 6-3, 320, Lee’s Summit, Mo. (Lee’s Summit West HS)Impressed Mizzou’s coaches with his footwork and ability to be nimble for his size … a physical presence in the trenches for Lee’s Summit West High School and head coach Royce Boehm, playing both left tackle and right tackle in two seasons with the Titans … earned Missouri Class 5 First Team All-State recognition on the offensive line as a senior in 2013, helping the Titans claim the Class 5 State Championship … also brought in First Team All-Metro honors from the Kansas City Star … named to American Family Insurance’s 2013 All-USA Missouri Football Team … earned first team all-conference recognition every season of his high school career … began high school career at Lincoln College Preparatory Academy ... played baseball and participated in track and field during his LSW and Lincoln Prep days … high school teammate of fellow 214 Miz-zou signee Logan Cheadle and also played with current Mizzou center Evan Boehm … parents – Maurice Pendleton and Barbara Heizman … chose Mizzou over interest from Arkansas, Iowa State, Kansas State and Nebraska, among others … plans to major in business at the University of Missouri … mentioned his model car collection as a hobby … mentioned the endless opportunities he’d have in the classroom as a determining factor in his recruitment.

ThOmAS RichARDFr., WR, 6-0, 190, Nashville, Tenn. (Christ Presbyterian Academy)Hard-working, savvy wide receiver prospect that impressed Mizzou’s coaching staff with his great hands … a major offensive difference-maker for Christ Presbyterian Academy and head coach Ingle Martin over his final two high school seasons, totaling 122 receptions for 2,175 yards and 27 touchdowns … went out with a bang as he recorded 67 catches for 1,103 yards and 14 scores as a senior in 2013 … earned first team all-state recognition for his final high school season … offensive showcase for the Lions came after opting for only basketball in his first two years of high school at CPA … also played cornerback in his first season as a junior in 2012, helping the squad to a 13-1 record and Tennessee Class 3A State Championship semifinals … senior campaign included powering the Lions to a state runners-up finish … earned his district’s football athlete of the year award following his senior season … rated as the 18th-best recruit in the state of Tennessee by Rivals.com … high school teammate of fellow 2014 Mizzou signee Paul Adams … also played basketball for CPA … mother, Tanya, attended Missouri’s School of Journalism … chose Mizzou over interest from Clemson, Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and UCLA, among others … plans to major in journalism at the University of Missouri … enjoys hunting in his spare time … noted Missouri’s top journalism school and his positive time with Mizzou’s coaching staff as the determining factors in his recruitment.


2014 mizzou recruiting classTAvON ROSSFr., DB, 6-0, 200, Cochran, Ga. (Bleckley County HS)Possesses elite athleticism that Mizzou’s coaching staff believes will allow him to be a hammer in the defensive secondary … excelled going both ways on the field for Bleckley County High School and head coach Tracy White, playing both quarterback and safety … did his part to shut down opposing offensives with 87 tackles and six interceptions as a senior in 2013, returning four for touchdowns … racked up 734 passing yards and eight touchdown throws with 652 rushing yards and 10 scores on the ground on the offensive side of the ball … powered the Royals to a school-record nine wins in 2013 … totaled 20 touchdowns through the air and on the ground as a junior in 2012, helping Bleckley County to an 8-3 record … chose Mizzou over Alabama, Georgia and Miami (Fla.), among others.

FiNiS STRiBliNGFr., DB, 5-11, 180, Thompson’s Station, Tenn. (Independence HS)Brings top speed that impressed Mizzou’s coaching staff, with a school-record 48.01 in the 400m dash to his credit … stout defender for Independence High School and head coach Scott Blade, totaling 51 tackles and two interceptions as a senior in 2013, as well as five blocked PATs and three blocked field goal attempts … picked up first team all-district honors after his final season for the Eagles … recorded 41 tackles en route to honor-able mention all-district recognition as a junior in 2012 … invited to play in the Toyota East/West All-Star Classic following his senior season, as one of 88 players chosen from across the state … also participated in basketball and track and field for Independence … claimed the state title in the 400m dash with his school record-breaking run … also anchored Independence’s 4x400m relay to a state title … earned local recognition from Thompson’s Station for his Eagle Scout project, the construction of benches for a city park … chose Mizzou over interest from Cincinnati and Kentucky.

GREG TAYlORFr., DB, 5-11, 185, East St. Louis, Ill. (East St. Louis HS)Versatility and physicality were important elements of his game to Mizzou’s coaches, as well as a high level of athleticism … made major contributions for East St. Louis High School and head coach Darren Sunkett on both defense and offense … recorded 94 tackles, 2.0 sacks and two interceptions as a senior in 2013, while also rushing for 1,814 yards and 22 touchdowns … named to The St. Louis American’s all-area team … earned all-state and all-conference recognition in his final high school season … totaled 92 tack-les, two interceptions and 1.0 sack as a junior in 2012 … rated as the 19th-best player in Illinois’ class of 2014 by Rivals.com … also participated in track and field for East St. Louis … mother - Ruby McCoy … chose Mizzou over interest from Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky and Michigan … plans to major in communication at the University of Missouri … lists playing football, basketball and hanging out with his teammates as hobbies … noted that the Mizzou coaches and players made him feel like family when he visited campus.


2014 mizzou recruiting classTREvON WAlTERSFr., TB, 5-10, 195, Bradenton, Fla. (Manatee HS)Vision out of the backfield caught the attention of Mizzou’s coaches, as well as his tough-ness and physicality … back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing seasons for Manatee High School and head coach Joe Kinnan, including a 1,704-yard senior season in 2013 with 15 total touchdowns … senior campaign aided Manatee on its journey to a second-straight un-defeated regular season and district title … rushed for 1,119 yards and 16 touchdowns as a junior in 2012 … earned local offensive player of the year recognitions from the Sarasota Herald-Tribune and Bradenton Herald following his senior season … earned Florida Class 8A Second Team All-State recognition following his 2013 campaign … rated as the No. 16 all-purpose running back in the nation by Rivals.com … parents – Toddrick Walters and Tamara Cotton … chose Mizzou over Minnesota, Marshall, South Florida and Toledo, among others … plans to major in sports management at the University of Missouri … noted how Mizzou felt like a great place to be during the recruitment process.

SPENcER WilliAmSFr., DL, 6-4, 230, Jacksonville, Fla. (First Coast HS)A quick, electric defensive line recruit that has Mizzou’s coaches excited about his big play ability … earned Florida Class 8A Second Team All-State recognition as a senior in 2013 for First Coast High School and head coach Marty Lee … made his presence known by opposing offensives in his senior season, recording 65 tackles with 15.0 sacks to help lead the Buccaneers to an 11-2 overall record … earned The Florida Times-Union All-First Coast Second Team recognition as a senior … chose Mizzou late in the recruiting process over Cincinnati, Auburn, Iowa State, Nebraska, N.C. State and Purdue, among others.

ThOmAS WilSONFr., ATH, 5-11, 185, Buford, Ga. (Buford HS)Fearless attitude impressed Mizzou’s coaching staff, as well as his explosive ability on the field … helped Buford High School and head coach Jess Simpson to three Georgia Class AAA state championships during his four years with the Wolves, playing running back and cornerback … picked up Georgia Sportswriters Association First Team All-State honors as a returner as a senior in 2013 … aided his squad’s 35-19 title-claiming perfor-mance over Washington County as a senior with 118 rushing yards and two scores on the ground … earned all-area recognition from The Times of Gainesville following his senior season … rated as the No. 27 athlete in the nation by Rivals.com … chose Mizzou over Arizona, Illinois, Kansas State, Michigan State, Tennessee and Wisconsin, among others.


2014 mizzou recruiting classRAYmOND WiNGO Fr., DB, 6-0, 175, St. Louis, Mo. (St. Louis University HS)A playmaker who is also a home run threat is what Mizzou’s coaching staff saw during his high school career … played both wide receiver and defensive back for St. Louis University High School and head coach Gary Kornfeld … totaled a team-high 482 rushing yards with five touchdowns as a senior in 2013, also grabbing 18 receptions for 241 yards and two touchdowns … recorded 24 tackles and two interceptions on the defensive side of the ball … stellar junior season in 2012 included 1,379 rushing yards and 20 touchdowns, as well as five interceptions … older brother, Ronnie Wingo Jr., is a running back in the NFL for the Buffalo Bills … considered the No. 7 recruit in the Show-Me State by Rivals.com … also participated in track and field for St. Louis University High School, claiming a 100m dash championship … parents – Ronnie and Tiffany Wingo … chose Mizzou over offers from many of the other top programs in the country, including Arkansas, Auburn, Iowa, Kansas State, Michigan State, Nebraska and Tennessee … lists fishing and playing basketball as hobbies … noted Mizzou’s family atmosphere as playing an important role in his decision.

RODERicK WiNTERS Fr., LB, 5-11, 195, Arlington, Texas (Bowie HS)Brings impressive quickness, speed and maturity to the field, according to Mizzou’s coaches … earned his second Texas Class 5A All-District 3 First Team recognition as a senior in 2013 for Bowie High School and head coach Danny DeArman … domi-nated the field with 150 tackles and 14.0 sacks as a senior … totaled 97 tackles as a junior in 2012 after switching to linebacker from wide receiver … former high school teammate of current Mizzou tailback Russell Hansbrough … also hails from the same high school as former standout cornerback Kip Edwards … participated in track and field throughout his Bowie career, qualifying for districts and regionals … parents – Dettrick and Kametra Winters … chose Mizzou over Louisiana Tech and New Mexico State, among others … plans to major in electrical engineering at the University of Missouri … noted how his decision to choose Mizzou was helped by how much he liked Missouri’s campus and the notoriety MU has in his planned field of study.

iSh WiTTERFr., TB, 5-8, 195, Tampa, Fla. (Alonso HS)Possesses eye-catching shifting and cutting ability which caught the attention of Miz-zou’s coaching staff … found the end zone throughout his career at Alonso High School for head coach Brian Emanuel, scoring 28 rushing touchdowns as a Raven … totaled 850 rushing yards and 10 scores on the ground as a senior in 2013, earning first team all-conference recognition for the second-straight year … rushed for 902 yards and six touchdowns as a junior in 2012, all while battling through a late season ankle injury … also participated in track and field at Alonso … father – Delroy Witter … chose Mizzou over Marshall, Ohio, Rutgers and Syracuse, among others … plans to major in criminal justice at the University of Missouri … enjoys reading in his spare time … noted how beautiful Mizzou’s campus was during his visit, along with the family-oriented atmosphere instilled by the Tigers’ coaches and players.

COACHING STAFF

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Gary PinkelHead Coach14th Year at MizzouAkron, OhioKent State, 1973

In 13 years at the University of Missouri, Gary Pinkel has meticulously built a previously downtrodden program into one of the most successful in the nation, and after a thrilling 2013 season, he will take the field in 2014 as the winningest coach in Mizzou history. Pinkel got the record-breaking win thanks to a thrilling 41-31 win over Oklahoma State in the 2014 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. The win was the 102nd at MU in his 13 years patrolling the sidelines, and that broke a tie he held going into the game with Tiger legend Don Faurot, who won 101 games in 19 seasons from 1935-42 and 1946-56. That victory also put the cap on a storybook season which saw Mizzou storm to a 12-2 record and a Southeastern Conference Eastern Division championship (MU’s 4th division title in the last seven seasons). Tiger supporters are proud to tout this amazing fact: Since 2007, Mizzou is the only program in the nation to rank in the top-10 among BCS-AQ leagues in wins, while also ranking in the top-5 in Academic Progress Rate, as well as in the top-5 in most NFL first-round draft picks. The 2013 season will go down in the record books as one of the best seasons in Mizzou Football history, thanks to an oustanding job turned in by Pinkel and his staff. Mizzou began the season with little outside fanfare, and in fact was picked to finish 6th in the SEC East. All they did was burst to a 7-0 start, rise to as high as fifth in the rankings, win the East Division outright with a 7-1 SEC record, and reach the SEC Championship Game in only the program’s second year in the nation’s premier football league. Even with the Championship Game defeat to Auburn, the Tigers turned heads nationally with their 12-2 record and final ranking of 5th in the season-ending polls (the 2nd-highest in school history). For his efforts, Pinkel received numerous national accolades, including being named a finalist for both the Eddie Robinson and Walter

Camp Football Foundation national coach of the year honors. He was also named the AFCA Region 2 Coach of the Year. Coming off an injury-riddled 2012 season that saw the Tigers go 5-7 overall, pundits seem to have quickly forgotten just how successful the Tigers have been in the last decade under Pinkel’s watchful eye. Mizzou has now won division titles and posted double-digit win totals four times in the past seven years (2007, 2008, 2010, 2013), making it one of the more consistent programs in the nation. The Cotton Bowl berth marked the ninth bowl game for Pinkel in his 13 years at Mizzou. Included in that was a seven-year streak of bowl appearances (2005-2011) which was the longest in MU history. Pinkel’s leadership played a crucial role in the University of Missouri being in position to join the vaunted Southeastern Conference in November of 2011. His vision for the future was stamped for approval in June of 2012, when the Missouri Board of Curators okayed a $200-million construction project master plan – the majority of which will go to improving and expanding football facilities. Mizzou’s first year in the SEC certainly didn’t go as planned in 2012, as the Tigers faced what was ranked as the nation’s toughest schedule (Sagarin). Injuries which decimated the usually-potent Tiger offense took their toll and factored heavily into MU’s 5-7 season. Mizzou played in a school-record seventh-straight bowl game in 2011, and ended with an 8-5 record after a dominating 41-24 win over North Carolina in the Independence Bowl. The final record was impressive considering it came in a year in which the Tigers were challenged with key injuries while facing a schedule that was ranked as the seventh-toughest in the nation (Sagarin). Pinkel led his team to wins over three bowl teams in the regular season (Texas, Texas A&M, Iowa State), while all five of MU’s losses came at the hands of bowl-bound opponents.

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Coaching ExperienceRecord: 175-100-3 overall in 23 seasons

102-63 at Mizzou in 13 seasons2001-Present ______________________________ Head Coach, Missouri1991-2000 ___________________________________Head Coach, Toledo1984-1990 ______________________Offensive Coordinator, Washington1979-1983 ________________________________ Receivers, Washington1977-1978 _____________________________ Receivers, Bowling Green1976____________________________________ Tight Ends, Washington1975______________________________ Graduate Assistant, Kent State1974________________________________Student Assistant, Kent State

Playing Experience: Tight End at Kent State (1971-73)A.P. Honorable Mention All-American (1973)

A testament to the consistency that Pinkel and his staff have developed at Mizzou is the fact that MU was one of only six schools in BCS-AQ conferences to have posted at least eight wins each season from 2006-11. The others in that very select group included: LSU, Oklahoma, USC, Virginia Tech and West Virginia. In 2010, Mizzou posted its third 10-win season in four years under Pinkel, as MU went 10-3 overall, including a 6-2 mark in Big 12 Conference play that earned them a spot atop the North Division rankings for the third time since 2007. Included among those 10 wins was a watershed moment for the program, and for Tiger Nation overall – a 36-27 win over top-ranked Oklahoma on Homecoming, which marked the first-ever win by Mizzou over a #1-ranked team. A sign of growing respect for the work that Pinkel and his staff has done to build the program came along with that win over Oklahoma. That week, Mizzou was the focal point of the entire college football universe, as ESPN sent its wildly popular traveling show, “ESPN GameDay,” to the MU campus. A record crowd of an estimated 18,000 Tiger fans packed the picturesque Francis Quadrangle for the Saturday morning show, and made everyone associated with the school glow with pride. A national audience watched the GameDay program, and then the nation promptly watched the Tigers pull away in the fourth quarter against the Sooners to move to 7-0 on a season for only the third time in school history.

Pinkel is in a select group of MU coaches that includes College Football Hall of Famers Don Faurot and Dan Devine, as well as Warren Poweres, as the only coaches to have an MU record above .500 dating back to 1935. Pinkel has guided Mizzou to nine bowl games, surpassing the previous MU record of six he previously held along with Dan Devine. With wins in the 2008 AT&T Cotton Bowl (38-7 over Arkansas) and in the 2008 Valero Alamo Bowl (30-23 over Northwestern), Pinkel became the first coach to lead the Tigers to bowl victories in consecutive seasons since Powers did the trick in 1981 and 1982. Over the past 11 seasons, Pinkel has led Missouri to a 93-49 record (65.5%) and to bowl games in 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2013. Dating back to the 2005 Independence Bowl, Pinkel has won 74 of his last 107 games overall (69.2%). He is the first coach in school history to earn seven straight bowl berths. His success has led to an increased commitment to the Tiger Football program from the University, as Pinkel was awarded with a two-year contract extension in April of 2011 that will keep him on the Tiger sidelines through the 2017 season. With nine winning seasons, Pinkel has directed MU to nine of the 11 winning campaigns the school has had overall since the 1983 season. Pinkel’s 13-year record at Mizzou stands at 102-63, and in his 23 years overall as a head coach, his teams have a 175-100-3


Pinkel’s Coaching Record23 Years, 175-100-3, .635

At ToledoYear Overall Pct. MAC Place Pct.1991 5-5-1 .500 4-3-1 T.3rd .5631992 8-3 .727 5-3 T.3rd .6251993 4-7 .364 3-5 T.7th .3751994 6-4-1 .591 4-3-1 6th .5631995 11-0-1 .958 7-0-1 1st .9381996 7-4 .636 6-2 2nd .7501997 9-3 .750 7-1 1st/West .8751998 7-5 .583 6-2 1st/West .7501999 6-5 .545 5-3 T.2nd .6252000 10-1 .909 6-1 1st/West .85710 Years 73-37-3 .646 53-23-3 .689At MissouriYear Overall Pct. Conference (Place) Pct.2001 4-7 .363 3-5 5th .3752002 5-7 .417 2-6 5th .2502003 8-5 .615 4-4 3rd .5002004 5-6 .455 3-5 2nd .3752005 7-5 .583 4-4 2nd .5002006 8-5 .615 4-4 2nd .5002007 12-2 .857 7-1 1st .8752008 10-4 .714 5-3 1st .6252009 8-5 .615 4-4 2nd .5002010 10-2 .833 6-2 1st .7502011 8-5 .615 5-4 5th .5562012 5-7 .417 2-6 5th .3332013 12-2 .857 7-1 1st .87513 Years 102-63 .618 56-49 .533

overall mark (63.5%). With a school-record 12 wins in 2007 and 10 more in 2008, MU’s two-year win total of 22 was third-most in the nation during that stretch, trailing only USC (23) and Oklahoma (23). The back-to-back 10-win seasons marked the first such occurrence in Mizzou history, and Pinkel has now directed four of the five double-digit win seasons in school annals. In 2007, Pinkel guided Mizzou to arguably the greatest season in school history. Among the myriad achievements that year included a school-record 12 wins, claiming MU’s first New Year’s Day bowl victory since 1966, winning the program’s first-ever Big 12 North Division crown, and earning a No. 1 Associated Press national ranking for the first time since 1960 and coming up one win shy of playing for the national championship. To simply list the highlights surrounding Pinkel’s renaissance in Columbia would not do his body of work justice. It has all

been the culmination of hard work and determination that began after his hiring on Nov. 30, 2000. In achieving the program’s first No. 1 national ranking since 1960, Missouri raced to a 5-0 start in 2007, including wins over a Rose Bowl bound Illinois team and perennial nemesis Nebraska. The Tigers averaged nearly 42 points per game in those five wins and only a late flurry of points by the Fighting Illini kept any of those games in doubt. While eventual Big 12 Champion Oklahoma was the lone stumbling block for Pinkel’s squad in 2007, the Tigers set numerous school records, including school marks for wins (12), points per game (39.9), total points (558) and total offense (6,864 yards). Most of the offensive records were broken again one year later, as the Tigers’ potent spread attack upped those marks to 42.2 points per game, 591 total points in 2008. For his outstanding achievements both on and off the field in 2007, Pinkel was a


finalist for several national coach of the year awards, including the Robinson, Bryant and Munger awards. He also was named the National Coach of the Year by FieldTurf in 2007. In winning a school-record 12 games in 2007, Mizzou clearly caught the attention of the national football community, as the Tigers began the season unranked but quickly darted up the charts with wins over bowl teams such as Illinois, Texas Tech and Colorado. And after the Tigers defeated arch rival and 2nd-ranked Kansas on Nov. 24th, Mizzou stood atop the college football world, ranked number one for the first and only time since 1960. While the 2007 Tigers cashed in on the steady growth of the program over the previous six seasons, the Tigers also enjoyed an exciting 2006 campaign that saw them win eight regular-season games for just the 10th time in school history, and Missouri’s appearance in the Brut Sun Bowl marked MU’s third bowl game in four seasons - the first time in 25 years that Mizzou had reached three bowls in four years. Pinkel and his program successfully built on the momentum created from a scintillating 38-31 win over South Carolina in the 2005 Independence Bowl that saw his Tigers overcome a 21-point deficit. The thrilling win marked the largest come-from-behind win in school history. After taking over a program that had fallen on hard times in 2001, Pinkel had increased success in each of his first three seasons, improving from four wins in 2001 to five wins in 2002, to the 2003 squad which went 8-5 and made the school’s third bowl appearance since 1983. Long considered a “sleeping giant” of a program, Mizzou had a breakthrough 2003 season under Pinkel’s guidance. The list of accomplishments turned in by the 2003 team was impressive: The eight regular-season wins marked the first time since 1980 - and only the 4th time since 1960 - that MU had amassed that many wins in the regular season. The team became only the 9th in MU’s history to accomplish the feat. Mizzou’s 41-24 win over #10 Nebraska on Oct. 11th was one for the history books, as it broke a 24-game losing streak to the Huskers for MU, making Pinkel the first Tiger coach to beat Nebraska since Warren Powers in 1978.

The Nebraska win also marked MU’s first win over a top-10 opponent since 1981, breaking a string of 45 straight losses to top-10 foes for the school. The 31st head coach in the program’s history, Pinkel was hired on Nov. 30, 2000, and began immediately to prove to his colleagues, alumni, fans and student-athletes that Tiger Football could be a national player. After a rebuilding year in 2001, Pinkel had Mizzou much improved in his 2nd campaign -- and playing for bowl eligibility entering the Tigers’ final game of the season. Pinkel opened the 2002 campaign by leading MU to one of the program’s most impressive season-opening wins in recent history when Mizzou dismantled Illinois -- the defending Big Ten champions and a 2001 BCS Bowl team -- 33-20 in St. Louis, Mo. He later defeated Mizzou’s rival, the Kansas Jayhawks, as MU downed Kansas 36-12 to give him a 2-0 record vs. KU -- making him only the third coach in school history to win his first two encounters against Kansas. Pinkel came to Missouri after spending 10 very successful years as head coach at Toledo, where he amassed an impressive 73-37-3 record (65.9%) and left as UT’s alltime winningest coach. For his accomplishments at Toledo, Pinkel was inducted into the school’s athletic hall of fame in February of 2009. Prior to becoming a head coach, Pinkel learned the trade from one of the alltime great coaches, the legendary Don James. For 12 years as an assistant under James at Washington (1979-90), Pinkel helped guide the Huskies to a combined record of 104-37-2 (73.4%) and three Pac-10 Conference titles. He served as UW’s offensive coordinator for seven seasons (1984-90), and helped mold one of the nation’s most potent offensive attacks. Pinkel played under James at Kent State University, where he was an all-conference and honorable mention All-American tight end. He graduated in 1973. Pinkel received his bachelor of science degree in education from Kent in 1973. He did post-graduate studies at Kent and Bowling Green, and in 1997 was inducted into the Kent Athletic Hall of Fame.


Gary Pinkel year-By-year1991 TOLEDO (5-5-1)7 Kansas 3023 at W. Michigan 1316 Central Michigan 1617 Ohio 130 at Washington 4821 at Bowling Green 2424 Miami, OH 713 at Kent 143 Ball State 921 at E. Michigan 1442 Northern Illinois 21

1992 TOLEDO (8-3)49 Arkansas State 020 at Akron 2333 at Purdue 299 at Central Michigan 2821 Western Michigan 129 Bowling Green 1020 at Miami, OH 1732 Kent 1710 at Ball State 941 Eastern Michigan 025 at Northern Illinois 8

1993 TOLEDO (4-7)0 at Indiana 2749 Southern Illinois 2828 Ohio 1010 at Bowling Green 1730 at Ball State 3119 Miami, OH 2224 Cincinnati 2145 at Kent 277 Central Michigan 3826 at Western Michigan 3914 Eastern Michigan 0

1994 TOLEDO (6-4-1)20 Indiana State 1717 at Purdue 5147 Liberty 3731 at Ohio 624 Ball State 2416 Bowling Green 3148 at Akron 2548 Kent 1427 at Central Michigan 4537 Western Michigan 3437 at Eastern Michigan 40

1995 TOLEDO (11-0-1)MAC Champs

41 East Tennessee State 2031 at Western Michigan 2149 at Nevada 3545 at Cincinnati 31

17 Ball State 1428 at Miami, OH 2835 at Bowling Green 1634 Eastern Michigan 2819 at Central Michigan 741 Akron 731 Ohio 2040 Nevada (OT) 37

(Las Vegas Bowl)

1996 TOLEDO (7-4)6 Indiana 4027 at Akron 1024 at Eastern Michigan 731 Weber State 2424 Bowling Green 1620 at Louisiana Tech 6110 Western Michigan (OT) 77 Miami, OH 2723 Central Michigan 2014 at Ball State 2424 at Ohio 23

1997 TOLEDO (9-3)MAC West Champs

36 Purdue 2238 Eastern Michigan 3523 at Western Michigan 1331 Nevada 1341 at Central Michigan 1041 Northern Illinois 1435 at Bowling Green 2035 Miami, OH 283 at Ball State 3542 Akron 1017 at Central Florida 3414 *at Marshall 34

(MAC Championship)

1998 TOLEDO (7-5)MAC West Champions

24 Temple 120 at Ohio State 4935 Western Michigan 714 at Miami, OH 2824 Central Florida 3127 Ball State 624 Bowling Green 1624 at Akron 1716 at Northern Illinois 317 Central Michigan 147 at Eastern Michigan 1017 at Marshall 23

(MAC Championship)

1999 TOLEDO (6-5)12 Syracuse 3523 at Ball State 10


24 Massachusetts 323 at Bowling Green 3447 Kent 713 at Marshall 3813 Eastern Michigan 2017 Louisiana Tech 3432 at Central Michigan 1344 Northern Illinois 1445 Western Michigan 21

2000 TOLEDO (10-1)24 at Penn State 651 Weber State 031 Eastern Illinois 2614 at Western Michigan 2141 Central Michigan 042 at Eastern Michigan 1442 Marshall 035 at Navy 1438 at Northern Illinois 2431 Ball State 351 Bowling Green 17

2001 MISSOURI (4-7)13 Bowling Green 2040 Southwest Texas 63 Nebraska 3641 at Oklahoma St. (3OT) 3814 Iowa State 2038 at Kansas 3416 Texas 3524 at Colorado 3841 Baylor 243 at Kansas State 247 at Michigan State 55

2002 MISSOURI (5-7)33 vs. Illinois 2041 Ball State 628 at Bowling Green 5144 Troy State 724 Oklahoma 3113 at Nebraska 2438 at Texas Tech 5236 Kansas 1235 at Iowa State 4235 Colorado (OT) 4233 at Texas A&M (2OT) 27 0 Kansas State 38

2003 MISSOURI (8-5)22 vs. Illinois 1535 at Ball State 737 Eastern Illinois 041 Middle Tenn. (OT) 4014 at Kansas 3541 Nebraska 2413 at Oklahoma 34

62 Texas Tech 3116 at Colorado 2145 Texas A&M 2214 at Kansas State 2445 Iowa State 714 vs. Arkansas 27

(Independence Bowl)

2004 MISSOURI (5-6)52 Arkansas State 2014 at Troy 2448 Ball State 017 Colorado 930 at Baylor 1020 at Texas 2817 Oklahoma State 203 at Nebraska 2424 Kansas State 3514 Kansas 3117 at Iowa State (OT) 14

2005 MISSOURI (6-5)44 vs. Arkansas State 1735 New Mexico 4552 Troy 2120 Texas 5138 at Oklahoma State 3127 Iowa State (OT) 2441 Nebraska 243 at Kansas 1312 at Colorado 4131 Baylor 1628 at Kansas State 3638 vs. South Carolina 31

(Independence Bowl)

2006 MISSOURI (8-4)47 vs. Murray State 734 vs. Ole Miss 727 at New Mexico 1731 vs. Ohio 628 vs. Colorado 1338 at Texas Tech 2119 at Texas A&M 2541 vs. Kansas State 2110 vs. Oklahoma 2620 at Nebraska 3416 at Iowa State 2142 vs. Kansas 1738 vs. Oregon State 39

(Sun Bowl)

2007 MISSOURI (12-2)Big 12 North Champs

40 vs. Illinois 738 at Ole Miss 752 vs. Western Michigan 1738 vs. Illinois State 6

Gary Pinkel year-By-year


Gary Pinkel year-By-year41 vs. Nebraska 1331 at Oklahoma 2141 vs. Texas Tech 2542 vs. Iowa State 2155 at Colorado 2640 vs. Texas A&M 3449 at Kansas State 2136 vs. Kansas 1717 vs. Oklahoma 38

(Big 12 Championship)38 vs. Arkansas 7

(AT&T Cotton Bowl)


52 vs. Illinois 4252 SE Missouri State 369 Nevada 1742 Buffalo 2152 at Nebraska 1723 Oklahoma State 2831 at Texas 5658 Colorado 031 at Baylor 2841 Kansas State 2452 at Iowa State 2037 vs. Kansas 4021 vs. Oklahoma 62

(Big 12 Championship) 30 Northwestern (OT) 23 (Alamo Bowl)

2009 MISSOURI (8-5)37 vs. Illinois 727 Bowling Green 2052 Furman 1231 at Nevada 2112 Nebraska 2717 at Oklahoma State 337 Texas 4136 at Colorado 1732 Baylor 4038 at Kansas State 1234 Iowa State 2441 Kansas 3913 Navy 35 (2009 Texas Bowl)


23 vs. Illinois 1350 McNeese State 627 San Diego State 2451 Miami (Ohio) 1326 Colorado 630 at Texas A&M 936 Oklahoma 2717 at Nebraska 31

17 at Texas Tech 2438 Kansas State 2814 at Iowa State 035 vs. Kansas 724 vs. Iowa 27

(Insight Bowl)

2011 MISSOURI (8-5)17 Miami (Ohio) 630 at Arizona State (OT) 3769 Western Michigan 028 at Oklahoma 3817 at Kansas State 2452 Iowa State 1724 Oklahoma State 4538 at Texas A&M (OT) 3139 at Baylor 4217 Texas 531 Texas Tech 2724 vs. Kansas 1041 vs. North Carolina 24

(Independence Bowl)

2012 MISSOURI (5-7)62 SE Louisiana 1020 Georgia 4124 Arizona State 2010 at South Carolina 3121 at UCF 1615 Vanderbilt 1910 Alabama 4233 Kentucky 107 at Florida 1451 at Tennessee (4-OT) 4827 Syracuse 3129 at Texas A&M 59

2013 MISSOURI (12-2) SEC Eastern Champs 58 Murray State 1438 Toledo 2345 at Indiana 2841 Arkansas State 1951 at Vanderbilt 2841 at Georgia 2636 Florida 1724 South Carolina (2OT) 2731 Tennessee 348 at Kentucky 1724 at Ole Miss 1028 Texas A&M 2142 vs. Auburn 59

(SEC Championship)41 vs. Oklahoma State 31

(Cotton Bowl)


Dave SteckelAssociate Head Coach/Defensive Coord./Linebackers14th Year at MizzouFullerton, Pa.Kutztown, 1982

Dave Steckel is in his 14th season at Missouri as the Tigers’ linebacker coach, and the 2013 campaign was his fifth with the added duties of defensive coordinator. In 2011 he also was awarded with the title of associate head coach in the fall. Mizzou’s big-play defense turned heads in 2013, and was a key to the Tigers’ storybook 12-2 season. Steckel’s defense ranked 5th nationally in interceptions (20), 8th in total turnovers forced (32), 9th in tackles for loss (7.7 per game) and 12th in quarterback sacks (2.93 per game) – all of which were SEC-leading figures. His linebackers were again a steady presence patrolling the middle of the field, and were led in 2013 by senior Andrew Wilson, who won 2nd-Team All-SEC acclaim by the Associated Press as he led MU in tackles for the third straight year, with 113. Mizzou’s defense was a bright spot in the Tigers’ first year in the Southeastern Conference. The 2012 season saw MU hold six opponents to 20 points or less on the year, and an aggressive, hard-hittling style of play had the Tiger defense ranked 1st in the nation with 21 forced fumbles (1.75 per game). Steckel’s linebackers battled through injuries in 2012, but they still played a lead role in MU’s defensive success. Junior Andrew Wilson led the team with 79 tackles, and his four forced fumbles (tied with fellow LB Donovan Bonner) ranked as 8th-most in the NCAA. Senior Will Ebner closed out his Tiger career with 75 tackles, to rank 3rd on the squad. Senior Zaviar Gooden missed two games due to injuries, but still managed to notch 61 tackles (7th on the team), and was eventually drafted by the NFL’s Tennessee Titans. The Tiger defense played a big role in Mizzou’s overall success in 2011, as it ranked 4th in the offense-happy Big 12 Conference in total defense, allowing 380.00 yards per game. The Tiger defense came up big in wins over Texas (247 yards allowed) and Kansas (137), while closing the season in impressive fashion against North Carolina in the Independence Bowl. In MU’s 41-24 bowl win, the Tiger defense shackled the Tar Heels and held them to just 36 yards rushing – some 120 yards below their average.

In 2010, Steckel’s defense emerged into one of the most improved in the nation last season. Mizzou led the Big 12 Conference, and ranked 6th in the nation, in scoring defense, allowing only 16.08 points per game in the high-scoring Big 12. Steckel’s linebacking corps was decimated by injuries throughout the 2010 season, but that didn’t stop his troops from turning in big performances each week. Senior Andrew Gachkar developed into one of the top linebackers in the league, and he was named a 1st-Team All-Big 12 performer, giving Steckel a 1st-Team All-Big 12 linebacker for the fifth-straight year (Sean Weatherspoon – 2007, 2008, 2009). Gachkar ranked second on the team with 84 tackles, just one shy of fellow linebacker Zaviar Gooden, a sophomore who was named honorable-mention All-Big 12 for leading MU with 85 stops in his first year as a starter. Under Steckel, the Missouri defense followed the fire of its new coordinator in 2009 with an attacking style of play. The Tiger rush defense excelled, thanks to his linebackers and a stout defensive line, and ended the season ranked 26th in the NCAA against the run (118.62 avg.) – that figure is the lowest rushing average allowed in a season by a Tiger defense since the 1983 squad ranked 5th nationally with an average of 97.70 per game. Sean Weatherspoon concluded his stellar Tiger career by winning 2nd-Team All-American honors, as well as being named a 1st-Team All-Big 12 performer for the third straight year – making him the first Tiger in the Big 12 era to achieve 1st-Team all-league status three times. Weatherspoon ended third on MU’s career tackles chart, and was eventually a first-round selection by the Atlanta Falcons in the 2010 NFL Draft (number 19 overall selection). Sophomore Will Ebner also emerged as a steady force in the middle of the field, as he earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors for his play, which featured 78 tackles to rank him 3rd on the squad in 2009. Steckel’s group helped lead the Tiger defense in 2008, with junior Sean Weatherspoon commanding the lion’s share of attention. “Spoon” turned in a very impressive season that saw him earn 1st-Team All-Big


12 acclaim, as well as 3rd-Team All-American honors, based on his 155 tackles. He was also named a finalist for the prestigious Butkus Award, and he repeated in 2009 as a finalist for the award again. Weatherspoon was joined in the 100-tackle club in 2008 by senior Brock Christopher, who totaled a career-high 105 stops in his final season in a Tiger uniform. Christopher won honorable-mention All-Big 12 honors for his play for a second straight year in 2008. Steckel returned to Gary Pinkel’s coaching staff in 2001 after spending five seasons as the linebacker and defensive line coach at Rutgers University. Steckel helped mold James Kinney into a prolific tackler, as he ended his Tiger career by breaking the MU career tackles record (434) during his senior season of 2004. Kinney led MU in stops in 2004, with 112, making him the first player in school history to record three consecutive seasons of 100 or more tackles. He earned 1st-Team All-Big 12 honors for his efforts, and signed a free-agent deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars after the 2005 NFL Draft. In his 13 seasons at Mizzou, Steckel has had at least one of his linebackers earn all-league recognition in all but one year, including two each in the 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 seasons. The 2006 season featured stellar play from senior standouts Marcus Bacon and Dedrick Harrington. Bacon earned 1st-Team All-Big 12 acclaim for his play that featured a team-best 112 tackles. He became MU’s first linebacker to win the Big 12 defensive player of the week award since 1997, when he won the award for his play in week two against Ole Miss. Harrington had his best season as a Tiger, as he totaled a career-high 100 stops. One of MU’s top recruiters, Steckel has helped land numerous all-stars for Mizzou, primarily out of the state of Texas. He was

responsible for the successful recruitment of Southlake Carroll High School quarterback Chase Daniel, who was named the EA Sports National High School Player of the Year. Daniel lettered as a true freshman at MU in 2005 and just two years later was a Heisman Trophy finalist, finishing fourth in the 2007 Heisman voting. Steckel was able to attend the prestigious ceremony in New York City that December. Two of Steckel’s stars were honored for their play in 2003, as Kinney was named 2nd-Team All-Big 12 by the Associated Press, while Barnes earned Honorable Mention acclaim by both league coaches and media. Barnes impressed enough people that he eventually signed a free agent contract following the 2004 NFL Draft with the Baltimore Ravens, and later played for the Washington Redskins. At Rutgers, Steckel coached two all-conference defensive linemen from 1996-99, both of whom went on to play in the NFL. In 2000, Steckel moved to coach the linebackers. He served as one of Rutgers’ chief recruiters, signing 14 players in his first three seasons. Before Rutgers, Steckel coached the defensive line for Pinkel at Toledo from 1992-95. He was the defensive line coach during the 1995 undefeated season that went on to win the Las Vegas Bowl. Steckel helped coach a defensive unit that ranked No. 1 in the Mid-American Conference and 12th nationally. One of those players, Dan Williams, was the 11th overall selection in the 1993 NFL Draft. Steckel served in the United States Marine Corps from 1975-78. He then went on to graduate from Kutztown State College and earned a master’s from Miami (Ohio) in 1982. He is married to the former Mary Beth Thomas of Floyd’s Knob, Ind. They have one beautiful daughter named Amanda.

2011-Present _Assoc. HC/Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers, Missouri2009-2010 _____________ Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers, Missouri2001-2008 _________________________________ Linebackers, Missouri1996-2000 _________________________________ Linebackers, Rutgers1994-1995 _______________________________ Defensive Line, Rutgers1993-1994 ________________________________ Defensive Line, Toledo1992-1993 ____________________ Linebackers / Special Teams, Lehigh1996-2000 _____ Assistant Head Coach / Off. Coord., Dickinson College1994-1995 _________________________ Graduate Assistant, Minnesota1993-1994 ______________________________ Defensive Line, Ball State1992-1993 _______________________ Graduate Assistant, Miami (Ohio)

Coaching Experience


Josh HensonOffensive Coordinator/Co-Offensive Line6th Year at MizzouTuttle, Okla.Oklahoma State, 1998

Josh Henson joined the University of Missouri football coaching staff in February of 2009 as the first new hire to join Gary Pinkel’s staff since he came to Mizzou in 2001. Henson came aboard as co-offensive line coach, and after four seasons in that role, he was promoted to offensive coordinator in December of 2012. That decision to promote internally by Pinkel paid off handsomely in 2013, as Henson oversaw an offense which was undoubtedly one of the most improved in the nation, and which played a critical role to Mizzou’s 12-2 championship season. Henson made subtle tweaks to Mizzou’s spread offense after taking over the reins, and it led to the Tigers posting one of the most balanced and potent attacks in the country. Just a few of MU’s national ranks in various categories included: 13th in scoring (after ranking 80th in 2012) at 39.1 points per game, 16th in total offense (96th in 2012) at just under 500 yards per game, 16th in rushing (88th in 2012) and 34th in passing efficiency, a year after ranking just 103rd nationally in that category. The Tiger offensive line made huge strides in 2013, and that certainly was a key to Mizzou’s success. Senior LT Justin Britt won 1st-Team All-SEC honors by the Associated Press, becoming the first MU tackle to win A.P. first-team conference honors since Rob Droege in 2003. Senior LG Max Copeland became a finalist for the Burlsworth Trophy, given annually to the nation’s top player who began his career as a walk-on. Henson has had seven of his linemen at Mizzou earn all-conference honors 10 times in his tenure, including true freshman guard Evan Boehm, who was named a 1st-Team Freshman All-American by College Football News in 2012. Boehm moved to center for 2013, and despite that being the first time he’d played the position at length, he did a masterful job of leading the front five. A former standout offensive lineman at Oklahoma State, Henson spent four years as tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator at Louisiana State University, where he developed the reputation as being a tremendous on-field teacher of the game, while also leading

the charge for LSU’s recruiting classes which ranked among the top 10 in the nation four times - including a 2009 class which ranked as No. 2 in the nation according to Rivals.com. Henson has provided a measurable impact for the Tiger football program, both on and off the field. In 2011, the Tiger offensive line – despite the pre-season loss of All-Big 12 left tackle Elvis Fisher to a season-ending injury – developed into a stout unit that paved the way for a Big 12 team rushing title that year. The Tigers ranked 9th nationally, and led the Big 12 in rushing (244.00 avg.) and also ranked 12th nationally in total offense (475.54 avg.), despite featuring a first-year starter at quarterback. In 2009, he helped coach a trio of Tiger offensive linemen – senior Kurtis Gregory (2nd-Team), and sophomores Elvis Fisher (Hon. Men.) and Dan Hoch (Hon. Men.) to All-Big 12 honors. The offensive line helped protect first-year starting quarterback Blaine Gabbert well enough so that MU ranked 14th in the nation in passing, while allowing only 20 sacks in 13 games and 467 passing attempts. It was more of the same in 2010, as the offensive line was a key element to Mizzou’s 10-win season (only the fourth double-digit win season in school history), as four of Henson’s five starters won some level of all-conference honors. Senior center Tim Barnes established himself as one of the top centers in the nation, and he took home 1st-Team All-Big 12 honors for his outstanding play. Also earning all-conference acclaim were juniors Dan Hoch (2nd-Team), Elvis Fisher (Hon. Men.) and Austin Wuebbels (Hon. Men.), . In the recruiting battles, Henson quickly helped MU establish ties to areas in which it had little success in recent years, and his efforts helped the Tiger 2010 class to a No. 21 national ranking by Rivals.com – marking the highest ranking ever for an MU recruiting class. Prior to Mizzou, Henson spent 10 years as a player and coach at Oklahoma State, prior to his successful stint as tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator at LSU. He replaced former Tiger coach Dave Christensen, who was the first assistant to leave Pinkel’s staff since coming to MU in 2001. Christensen was named


2013-Present _______Offensive Coordinator/Co-Offensive Line, Missouri2009-2012 _____________________________ Co-Offensive Line, Missouri2005-2008 __________________Tight Ends/Recruiting Coordinator, LSU2001-2004 ________Tight Ends/Recruiting Coordinator, Oklahoma State1999__________________________Graduate Assistant, Oklahoma State1998___________________________Assistant Coach, Kingfisher (Okla.)

Playing Experience: Offensive Line at Oklahoma State (1993-97)

Coaching Experience

the head coach at Wyoming in December of 2008. In 2007, Henson’s coaching efforts helped LSU sophomore tight end Richard Dickson put together one of the most productive seasons at the position in school history. Dickson turned in the third-highest single-season reception total by a Tiger tight end in school history, and he capped the 2007 season by catching a pair of touchdown passes in LSU’s 38-24 win over Ohio State in the 2008 BCS National Championship Game. The Tiger tight ends played a key role as LSU’s offense set a total of 10 school records in 2007, including points in a season and total yards in a season. Following the 2007 season, LSU tight end Keith Zinger was selected in the seventh round of the NFL Draft by the Atlanta Falcons. As LSU’s recruiting coordinator, Henson’s abilities made an immediate impact on the Tiger roster as LSU had the nation’s No. 2-ranked signing class in 2007 after a consensus top 6 national rating in 2006. For his efforts, Henson was ranked as one of college football’s top 25 recruiters in 2006 and 2007 by Rivals.com. At Oklahoma State, Henson was instrumental in the development of Billy Bajema, who was a three-year starter for the Cowboys. As a senior in 2004, Bajema was one of the top tight ends in the country, earning first-team All-Big 12 honors. Bajema was picked in the seventh round of the 2004 NFL Draft by the San Francisco 49ers. Henson also played a vital role in OSU’s offensive development as the Cowboys ranked among the top 15 scoring teams in the nation for three consecutive years. The Cowboys averaged over 34 points per game from 2002-04, which

included 35.9 points per game in 2003 and 34.5 points a game in 2004. As Oklahoma State’s recruiting coordinator, Henson played a key role in OSU’s 2003 signing class being ranked No. 15 in the nation by Rivals.com. A year earlier, Rivals.com rated the Cowboy class as the 26th-best in the country. As a player, Henson was a four-year letterwinner with 40 career starts for Oklahoma State from 1993-97. He was a starter on the offensive line as well as team captain for Oklahoma State’s 8-4 team in 1997, a squad that played in the Alamo Bowl against Purdue. He was a second-team All-Big 12 selection as a senior, in addition to being an honorable mention All-Big 12 pick as a junior. Off the field, Henson was named the recipient of the L.L. Boger Award as a senior, an honor that recognizes a student-athlete’s achievement both on the field and in the classroom. Henson graduated from Oklahoma State with a bachelor’s degree in secondary education in 1998. Upon graduation, he went straight into coaching, serving as a high school football coach in Kingfisher, Okla. In one season at Kingfisher, he helped guide the Yellowjackets to the state semifinals. Henson returned to Oklahoma State as a graduate assistant in July of 1999, spending one year with the Cowboy offensive line before taking a full-time position with OSU as tight ends coach in 2001. Henson is a native of Tuttle, Okla. He and his wife Shauna have a 9-year old son, Will, and a 5-year old daughter, Kate. Henson lists golf, fishing and hunting as his hobbies in his spare time.


Andy HillAssociate Head Coach/Quarterbacks19th Year at MizzouTrenton, Mo.Missouri, 1985

Andy Hill has coached 13 seasons under Gary Pinkel and 18 seasons overall at the University of Missouri, making him the longest tenured coach on the Tiger football staff. In fact, only three other assistant coaches in MU football history have enjoyed longer tenures at Mizzou: Clay Cooper (29 seasons), Chauncey Simpson (21) and John Kadlec (19). The 2013 season marked an exciting shift in duties for Hill, as the Mizzou grad took over quarterback responsibilities, after working with Tiger receivers since he joined the staff in 1996. He was also awarded in December of 2012 with a promotion to Associate Head Coach. Hill’s work with the Tiger signal callers was outstanding in 2013, as he helped guide senior James Franklin and redshirt freshman Maty Mauk to stellar play which keyed MU’s run to the SEC Eastern Division championship. Franklin was one of the top producers in the country as he averaged just under 300 yards of total offense in his 10 starts which saw him post a 9-1 record. Mauk took over the reins for a crucial four-game stretch in the heart of SEC play when Franklin went out with a shoulder injury sustained in a win at 7th-ranked Georgia in October. Despite his inexperience, Mauk helped navigate Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky to the tune of a 3-1 record in those starts. Mauk earned SEC All-Freshman honors for his inaugural season, which included an 11-to-2 TD-to-INT ratio. Regarded as one of the top recruiters in the country, Hill also has a long-standing track record of coaching success at Mizzou, as he helped develop three 1st-Team All-Americans in a span from 2007-2010 -- WR Jeremy Maclin, WR Danario Alexander and TE Michael Egnew. Seven of Hill’s receivers caught double-digit passes in 2012, and they were led by junior wideout Marcus Lucas, who had a team-high 46 catches for 509 yards, while adding three touchdowns. Freshman WR Dorial Green-Beckham showed flashes of why he was considered one of the top recruits in the entire nation in 2012, as he ended with 28 receptions for 395 yards and a team-best five TDs. Hill coached several of the most prolific pass catchers in the nation, as well as in Mizzou history. In 2010, junior TE Michael Egnew emerged as the nation’s most productive

receiving tight end, as he won consensus 1st-Team All-American honors, and was a Mackey Award finalist, for a year that saw him catch 90 passes for 762 yards and five touchdowns. That was an astounding progression for Egnew, who caught a combined seven passes in his first two years as a Tiger. Another great story in 2010 was the development of sophomore WR T.J. Moe into one of the nation’s most prolific receivers as well. Moe burst onto the scene by catching 92 passes for 1,045 yards and six touchdowns, a year after he caught two passes as a true freshman in 2009. Moe’s play won him 2nd-Team All-Big 12 honors. Danario Alexander’s 2009 season saw him lead the NCAA in receiving (137.0 yards per game), as he shattered school records for receptions (113), receiving yards (1,781) and receiving touchdowns (14). Alexander twice won Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week honors during his incredible 2009 season – making him the first receiver in the talent-rich tradition of the Big 12 Conference to win the honor twice in the same season. Alexander won 1st-Team All-American honors for his efforts in 2009, and he ended his career holding the MU career record for receiving yards (2,778). The 2009 season saw senior punter Jake Harry IV turn in an outstanding season which included honorable mention All-Big 12 honors. Harry ranked 29th nationally in punting average (42.77), and he helped Mizzou rank 4th in the country in team net punting (40.48) – the highest MU has ever finished in the national standings in the category. The 2008 season saw Hill work to develop sophomore Jeremy Maclin into arguably the most dynamic player in the nation. Maclin set an MU single-season record with 102 catches, 1,260 yards and 13 touchdowns receiving, and he also led the NCAA in all-purpose yardage, with his per-game average of 202.4 yards. The game-changer won consensus 1st-Team All-American honors for his play, as well as being named a finalist for the Biletnikoff Award, given annually to the nation’s top receiver. Maclin chose to bypass his final two years of eligibility at Mizzou, and was taken with the 19th overall selection in the 2009 NFL Draft by the Philadelphia Eagles. Hill’s group produced in record numbers during the Tigers’ 10-4 season in 2008. As


a team, Mizzou’s passing attack shattered school records for receptions (404), receiving yards (4,625) and receiving touchdowns (41). Mizzou’s passing attack ranked 4th in the NCAA in 2008, with a per-game average of 330.36 yards. In addition to Maclin’s many exploits, another pupil of Hill’s had a strong close to his Tiger career. Former walk-on Tommy Saunders developed into one of the Big 12’s most underrated receiving threats, as he caught 72 passes for 833 yards and seven scores in 2008, and he ended his career ranked among MU’s top-10 in both receptions and yardage. Thanks in no small part to Hill’s work with the receivers, Mizzou’s offense set myriad records in 2007, as the passing attack ranked 9th in the NCAA, averaging 314.07 yards per game. Two of his pupils, senior Will Franklin and freshman Jeremy Maclin, earned all-league honors for their outstanding play in 2007, including Maclin, who was a consensus 1st-Team All-American for his exploits as both a receiver and return man, in addition to being named 1st-Team All-Big 12 and Big 12 Offensive Freshman of the Year. Under Hill’s tutelage in 2006, the Tiger receiving corps was instrumental in helping Mizzou develop into a passing attack that ranked 10th in the country, averaging 276.15 yards per game. Four Tiger wideouts had 25 or more catches, including Franklin (48), Perry (37), Brad Ekwerekwu (32) and Tommy Saunders (25). Franklin earned honorable mention All-Big 12 status for his breakout year. Perry, a true freshman, developed quicker than anticipated, as Hill coached him to honorable mention freshman All-American honors. Hill also doubles as a highly-successful recruiter, primarily in the Kansas City and mid-Missouri areas. He was named by Rivals.com as one of the top-10 recruiters in the Big 12 Conference for 2007. Hill helped develop Gage into one of the top receivers in the Big 12 Conference and one of the premier wide outs in the country. After converting from quarterback in the spring of 2000, Gage caught 200 passes for 2,704 yards and 18

touchdowns in three seasons – all MU career receiving records. Gage left after 2002 holding virtually every game, season and career receiving mark on the Mizzou books, and made an impact professionally, where he was the Tennessee Titans’ leading receiver in 2007 and 2008. Five of Hill’s receivers are among 12 Tigers all-time to accumulate over 160 receiving yards in a single-game, with Gage holding the school record of 236 yards (accomplished twice). Missouri has had 16 different receivers go over 100 yards in a single game during Hill’s tenure. Previous to Missouri, Hill was the head football coach at Hutchinson (Kan.) Junior College. Hutchinson went 18-6 under Hill, including a 10-2 record in 1995 when it won its first Conference title since 1969 and ranked ninth in the final NJCAA national poll. He was named the conference Coach of the Year. Hill was the offensive coordinator at Hutchinson in 1992 and 1993 after serving as a graduate assistant at SMU in the spring of 1992. Hill is a Mizzou grad who walked on the Tiger football team in 1980 and eventually earned a scholarship. He lettered in 1980, ’81, ’83 and ’84 and played on Missouri teams that earned trips to the Liberty, Tangerine and Holiday Bowls. In his career, Hill caught 51 passes for 946 yards and scored seven touchdowns. As a senior, he caught 25 passes for 445 yards and three scores. Following his playing days at Missouri, he spent time in the training camps of the Kansas City Chiefs and Calgary Stampeders in 1985 and ’86. Andy and his wife Sarah are the parents of a daughter, Patricia Ryan, and son Andrew. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in economics from MU in 1985.

2013-Present _________ Associate Head Coach/Quarterbacks, Missouri2009-2012 ___________________________________ Receivers, Missouri2001-2008 ______________________________ Wide Receivers, Missouri2000____________Co-Offensive Coordinator / Wide Receivers, Missouri1996-1999 ______________________________ Wide Receivers, Missouri1994-1995 __________________________ Head Coach, Hutchinson C.C.1992-1993 _______________________Assistant Coach, Hutchinson C.C.Spring 1992 ____________________Volunteer Graduate Assistant, SMU

Playing Experience: Wide Receiver at Missouri (1980-84)

Coaching Experience


Cornell FordCornerbacks14th Year at MizzouGary, Ind.Toledo, 1991

Cornell Ford is in his 20th season as a valuable member of Coach Gary Pinkel’s staff, including his 14th at Mizzou working with the Tiger secondary. Since the 2004 season, Ford has coached the Tiger cornerbacks, after he focused on MU’s outside safeties his first three years. Ford is also the Tigers’ chief recruiter in St. Louis, where he has signed some of the very best players in the state who have been critical to Mizzou’s success over the years. Mizzou’s secondary was one of the most impactful in the nation in 2013, as the Tigers led the SEC and ranked 5th nationally with 20 interceptions. Ford’s corners tallied nine of those picks, including five by senior E.J. Gaines, who won 1st-Team All-SEC honors. Fellow senior Randy Ponder had a pair of interceptions, and freshmen Aarion Penton and John Gibson both grabbed one apiece, and gained valuable experience that bodes well for the future when Gaines was lost for two games to a leg injury sustained in a win at 7th-ranked Georgia in October. In 2011, Ford oversaw the development of Gaines into one of the nation’s top young cover men. Gaines set a Mizzou record with 16 pass break ups in his first year as a starter, and tied for 5th nationally with 18 passes defended overall (including 2 interceptions). Gaines had a solid junior season in 2012, when he made 74 tackles, and led the Tigers with 11 pass breakups. Both of Ford’s starting cornerbacks earned All-Big 12 status for three straight seasons (2008-10), including Carl Gettis and Kevin Rutland both in 2009 and 2010. The Tiger pass defense was a large reason for Mizzou’s much-improved play in 2010, as MU led the Big 12 and ranked 6th nationally in scoring defense, allowing just 16.08 points per game. The Tigers also ranked 11th nationally in pass efficiency defense, with an opponent passer rating of 108.45. Rutland’s development earned him an invitation to the 2011 NFL Combine, and while he went undrafted, he was signed immediately by Jacksonville, and in the 2011 season made his first career NFL start for the Jaguars. In 2009, Gettis and Rutland were named honorable mention all-league by league coaches

for their play. Gettis ranked 6th on the team in 2009 with 61 tackles, and led the team with 5 pass break ups, to go with having a hand in 4 turnovers in his third year as a starter. Rutland, in his first year as a starter, developed into MU’s top corner, as he won honorable-mention all-league status and was named the team’s cornerback of the year for his season, which included 47 tackles and a team-high 2 interceptions. Both of Ford’s starting cornerbacks earned All-Big 12 mention in 2008, with senior Castine Bridges and sophomore Carl Gettis winning honorable mention all-league acclaim for their play on the Tigers’ 10-4 squad. Gettis further established himself as one of the top young defensive backs in the Big 12 Conference as he ranked 5th on the Tiger squad with 78 tackles, 4 pass break ups and 1 interception. Bridges closed out his Tiger career with 69 tackles and 1 interception, plus a team-high 7 pass break ups. Mizzou’s cornerbacks turned in a solid 2007 season overall, and were a definite reason that the Tiger defense was one of the best in the Big 12 Conference. True freshman Carl Gettis blossomed under Ford’s coaching, as he became a starter early in the year and eventually won 2nd-Team Freshman All-American honors for his play. Senior Darnell Terrell was invited to the NFL Combine in the off-season, and later signed a free-agent contract with the Cleveland Browns. The Tiger secondary was instrumental in MU’s defensive improvement in 2006, and Ford’s cornerbacks were a big reason why. Led by junior Darnell Terrell, who earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors from league coaches, the Tigers ranked 2nd in the Big 12 Conference, and 37th nationally, in pass defense, permitting 185.69 yards per game on average. That fact was even more impressive, considering that sophomore starting CB Domonique Johnson missed five games due to a knee injury midway through the season. After losing his top performer from 2004 in Shirdonya Mitchell, Ford helped develop his cornerback unit into one that was dependable and steady in 2005. Mizzou ended the 2005 regular season ranking 4th in the Big 12 in pass


defense, allowing an average of 212.55 yards per game. Senior Marcus King blossomed into a big-play performer for the Tiger secondary in 2005, as he led the team with a career-high 13 passes broken up – including a record-breaking 99-yard interception return for a TD in the Independence Bowl win. King earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors by both league coaches and media for his efforts, and he teamed with fellow senior A.J. Kincade to give the Tigers a dependable tandem. King later went on to earn a free agent contract with the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys following the 2006 NFL Draft, and another Ford protégé, Calvin Washington, was invited to the rookie minicamp with Washington following the draft as well. Just about every one of Ford’s cornerbacks had career years under his coaching in 2004, and that performance was instrumental in Mizzou’s substantial improvement in defense. Thanks in large part to his cornerbacks, Mizzou led the Big 12 Conference, and ranked 3rd nationally in pass defense in 2004, allowing an average of just 149.27 yards per game. His corners grabbed 8 of MU’s 15 interceptions in 2004, which was a nice team improvement from a total of 9 in 2003 (including 3 from cornerbacks that year). Senior Shirdonya Mitchell blossomed into a high-level cornerback in 2004 under Ford’s direction, as he ranked 5th in the Big 12 Conference, and 33rd nationally, with his 4 interceptions. Mitchell earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors for his play, in only his second year playing defense, and signed a two-year free agent deal with the Miami Dolphins following the 2005 NFL Draft. Juniors Marcus King and A.J. Kincade also had big years, as King tied for the team lead with four turnovers gained (2 interceptions and 2 fumbles) and led the team with 7 pass break ups, while Kincade had a career-high 2 interceptions, including a game-winning pickoff in overtime of the season finale at Iowa State.

In addition to his coaching duties, Ford has worked hard to earn a reputation as one of the most well-trusted recruiting presences in his area of St. Louis. His hard work and straightforward approach has paid off recently, as he has successfully attracted stars such as Will Franklin, Jeremy Maclin and 2008 signees Blaine Gabbert and Wes Kemp to Mizzou. In 2009, he landed Gateway Tech superstar Sheldon Richardson, who was one of the nation’s top overall prospects, and this past February, MU signed a class which ranked 21st-best in the nation according to Rivals.com, and that was the highest ranking ever for a Tiger recruiting class. Ford was also successful in getting Missouri’s foot in the door in other St. Louis schools where there hadn’t been much Tiger success in recent years. Ford spent five seasons at Toledo coaching the wide receivers. Toledo graduate Mel Long pulled in 175 receptions in his four-year career, 21 of those for touchdowns. He also held the longest active streak in NCAA Division I for consecutive games with a reception. Under Ford, Long became Toledo’s all-time leading receiver. Before Toledo, Ford coached at Marietta College where he coached the quarterbacks, running backs and receivers, while also serving as the team’s strength and conditioning coach. Marietta led the conference in rushing offense in 1994 and 1995 and owned the league’s top running back both seasons. Prior to joining the Marietta staff, Ford served two seasons as a graduate assistant at Toledo. He helped with the offensive line in 1992 and the secondary in 1991. Ford holds a bachelor’s degree (1991) in physical education and a master’s degree (1993) in sports administration from Toledo. He and his wife, Dawn, are the parents of a son, Devin, and a daughter, Taylor.

2004-Present _____________________________ Cornerbacks, Missouri2001-2003 _____________________________ Outside Safeties, Missouri1996-2000 ____________________________________ Receivers, Toledo1996______________________________ Recruiting Coordinator, Toledo1993-1995 _________________________ QB / RB / WR, Marietta College1991-92 ______________________________ Graduate Assistant, Toledo1988-1990 ____________________ Freshman Coach, Maumee (OH) H.S.

Coaching Experience


Alex GrinchSafeties3rd Year at MizzouGrove City, OhioMount Union, 2002

In his third year as a full-time member of the Mizzou coaching staff is Assistant Coach Alex Grinch, who was hired in January of 2012 as safeties coach. Grinch returned to Mizzou after serving as part of Gary Pinkel’s staff from 2002-04 in a graduate assistant role, and he came to the Tiger staff after a very successful run with other programs. The 2013 season saw improved play from the Tiger safeties, which helped Mizzou’s defense be one of the most disruptive units in the country. Grinch’s safeties combined for five interceptions, including three from junior Braylon Webb and one each from senior Matt White and sophomore Ian Simon. Webb had a career year, as he ranked second on the team with 89 tackles, while ranking second with seven pass break ups. White also had a career-high 61 tackles (ranking sixth on the team) for the cause. Grinch’s first year at Mizzou saw him get solid play from his starting safeties Kenronte Walker and Braylon Webb. Walker finished the 2012 season with 71 tackles (5th-most on the team) and won the first-ever SEC Defensive Player of the Week honors for a Tiger, when he claimed the award for a big performance in a win over Arizona State in week three. Webb ranked 6th on the squad with a career-best 64 tackles. Prior to joining on at MU, Grinch spent three seasons coaching the Wyoming secondary for former Mizzou assistant Dave Christensen. Three of his Cowboy defensive backs earned postseason honors in 2011, as Wyoming reached a bowl game for the second time in three seasons. Senior free safety Tashaun Gipson and junior strong safety Luke Ruff both earned Second Team All-Mountain West honors in 2011. True freshman cornerback Blair Burns was named First Team Freshman All-American by CBSSports.com and Honorable Mention Freshman All-American by CollegeFootballNews.com. Burns was also an Honorable Mention All-Mountain West honoree. Wyoming concluded the 2011 regular season ranked No. 34 in the nation in pass defense, allowing only 202.2 yards passing per game. The Cowboys ranked No. 1 in the Mountain West and tied for No. 5 in the NCAA in most turnovers gained (31 total). UW’s defense also led the MW and ranked No. 4 nationally in most fumbles recovered (18) and was No. 3

in the conference and No. 32 in the nation in most passes intercepted (13 total). Individually, Burns tied for No. 2 in the Mountain West and No. 23 in the nation in interceptions (4). Gipson tied for No. 4 in the conference and No. 65 in the NCAA in interceptions (3), and Ruff ranked No. 5 in the conference and tie for No. 77 in the nation in tackles (8.1 per game). In 2011, Wyoming ranked among the Top Five most-improved teams in the nation, and its eight wins were the most by the Cowboys since 1998. UW finished in sole possession of third place in the Mountain West behind only Top 25 teams TCU and Boise State. Wyoming’s eight wins included key conference road victories over Air Force and San Diego State. The only two conference losses for the Cowboys came at the hands of the Horned Frogs and the Broncos. In Grinch’s first two seasons, he coached former Cowboy free safety Chris Prosinski, who was drafted in the fourth round of the 2011 NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars. Prosinski was the 121st overall pick in the draft and also earned Second Team All-Mountain West honors his senior season of 2010. For the second consecutive season, Prosinski recorded over 100 tackles and led Wyoming in tackles. He was credited with 108 tackles in his senior season, and concluded his career ranked No. 4 in career tackles at UW with 373. Grinch joined the Cowboy coaching staff in December of 2008 from the University of New Hampshire. He will be entering his 10th season as a college coach in 2012. In his previous nine seasons coaching at the college level, he helped guide seven of those teams to postseason play, including Wyoming’s victory in the 2009 New Mexico Bowl. Only one starter returned to the Wyoming secondary in 2011, senior cornerback Tashaun Gipson, who earned Honorable Mention All-Conference honors in 2010. Gipson ranked No. 2 in the conference and No. 26 in the nation in passes defended in 2010, averaging 1.00 per game. He also ranked No. 4 in the MW and No. 87 in the NCAA in interceptions, with three picks his junior season. In 2010, all four starters returned to the Cowboy secondary. That group included 2009 Second Team All-Mountain West free safety Prosinski, Gipson and his older brother Marcell at cornerback and 2009 Freshman


All-American Shamiel Gary at strong safety. Prosinski ranked 10th in the NCAA in tackles in 2009, averaging 10.8 per game. His 140 total tackles in `09 ranked as the fourth best single-season total in school history. Gary earned First Team Freshman All-America honors from the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) in `09. He became the first Wyoming Cowboy to earn that honor since the FWAA established the team in 2001. Gary was one of only 28 freshman in the nation to receive the honor. Of those 28 freshman honored, he was one of only 14 true freshmen named to the team. Grinch coached at New Hampshire for four seasons from 2005 through 2008. His first two seasons at New Hampshire, he coached the cornerbacks before being promoted to secondary coach and recruiting coordinator for the 2007 and 2008 seasons. In Grinch’s final season at New Hampshire, the Wildcats concluded the season ranked No. 7 in the nation in the final Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) Coaches’ Poll and were ranked No. 8 in the final Sports Network Rankings. UNH advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2008 FCS Playoffs, defeating Southern Illinois, 29-20, on the road in the first round before losing at Northern Iowa, 34-36, in the quarters. During Grinch’s four seasons at New Hampshire, the Wildcats posted records of 11-2 in 2005, 9-4 in 2006, 7-5 in 2007 and 10-2 in 2008. UNH advanced to the FCS Quarterfinals in 2005, 2006 and 2008. The Wildcats also made it to the First Round of the Playoffs in 2007. The 2005 squad was the No. 1 seed entering the FCS Playoffs after capturing the Atlantic 10 Conference Co-Championship. In 2006, UNH defeated Northwestern of the Big Ten in the season opener. The following season, New Hampshire defeated another Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) team in Marshall. Grinch coached two Second Team All-CAA defensive backs in 2008. Senior John Clements was named Second Team at safety and sophomore Dino Vasso earned Second Team honors at cornerback. In 2007, Grinch coached First Team All-Conference senior safety Jeff Pammer and Second Team All-Conference junior cornerback Clements. The

2006 season saw Clements earn Third Team All-Conference honors as a corner. His first season at New Hampshire, Grinch tutored Second Team All-Conference honoree Corey Graham, a cornerback, who was drafted in the fifth round of the 2007 NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears. Graham was selected to play in the 2012 NFL Pro Bowl as a special teams ace. As recruiting coordinator his final two seasons at New Hampshire, Grinch oversaw all of the Wildcats’ recruiting efforts. Prior to his four seasons as an assistant coach at UNH, Grinch was the defensive graduate assistant coach at Missouri for the 2003 and 2004 campaigns, and was an administrative graduate assistant at Mizzou for the 2002 season. The Tiger defense ranked No. 2 in the Big XII Conference in total defense in 2004 and was No. 1 in pass defense. The 2003 season saw Mizzou post an 8-5 record and advance to the Independence Bowl. Grinch enjoyed an outstanding college playing career at Mount Union College in Alliance, Ohio. He was a member of three NCAA Division III National Championship teams at Mount Union in 1998, 2000 and 2001. Over his four-year career, Grinch’s Mount Union teams posted a 54-1 record and won four consecutive Ohio Athletic Conference Championships. His senior season of 2001, he was named a Third Team All-America safety by D3football.com. He also earned National Defensive Player of the Week honors twice during his career from Don Hansen’s National Football Gazette. Not only did he receive All-America honors on the field, but Grinch was a First Team Academic All-Conference selection his senior season. He completed his bachelor’s degree in sports management with a focus in marketing and a minor in business administration from Mount Union in May 2002, and earned a master’s degree in educational leadership and policy analysis from Mizzou in December 2004. Grinch was married to the former Rebecca Blaser of Alliance, Ohio on June 28, 2003. Their first child, son Tyler, was born during the Grinches’ first year at Wyoming on Nov. 23, 2009. Their second child, daughter Corbi Elaine Grinch, was born on July 8, 2011.

2012-Present _________________________________ Safeties, Missouri2009-2011 __________________________________Secondary, Wyoming2007-2008 ____________ Secondary/Recruiting Coord., New Hampshire2005-2006 __________________________ Cornerbacks, New Hampshire2003-2004 _______________________ Def. Graduate Assistant, Missouri2002_________________________ Admin. Graduate Assistant, Missouri

Coaching Experience


Brian JonesRunning Backs14th Year at MizzouFalmouth, JamaicaConnecticut, 1980

Brian Jones has been a member of Gary Pinkel’s coaching staff since 1992. He has coached an excellent running game for the last 19 seasons, after initially coaching wide receivers from 1992-94. While Mizzou’s spread offense has a reputation as a wide-open attack, Jones has helped produce a very productive run game which has resulted in 1,000-yard rushing seasons by Tiger tailbacks in six of the last eight years. He oversaw a potent trio of backs in 2013 that guided Mizzou to a national rank of 16th in rushing, averaging 237.4 yards per game. Jones’ three-headed monster was led by junior Henry Josey, who was one of the top comeback stories in all of college football last year. After missing all of 2012 with a severe knee injury suffered late in the 2011 season, Josey returned last season to gain 1,166 yards and 16 touchdowns, averaging a salty 6.7 yards per carry. He became only the second running back in Mizzou history to achieve two 1,000-yard rushing seasons (Tony Temple is the other). Giving the Tigers a great 2-3 punch were junior Marcus Murphy and sophomore Russell Hansbrough. Murphy gained 601 yards and ran for 9 TDs, while Hansbrough posted 685 yards and 4 scores of his own. The 2012 season was more of the same, as senior Kendial Lawrence worked behind an offensive line wracked with injuries, but still managed to turn out a 1,025-yard and 12-touchdown season. Lawrence ranked 6th in the Southeastern Conference in rushing. In 2011, Jones oversaw the transformation of the Tiger offensive attack into one of the nation’s most balanced, as Mizzou was one of just two schools nationally to average at least 230 yards rushing and passing. His tailbacks carried a big load in 2011, as the Tigers won the Big 12 Conference team rushing title, averaging a league-best 244.00 yards per game (ranking them 9th in the NCAA). Led by super sophomore Henry Josey, who ranked 2nd in the Big 12 (12th nationally), averaging 116.80 yards a game before ending his season early in game #10 against Texas. Despite his early end to the season, Josey earned unanimous 1st-Team All-Big 12 honors after beginning the year at No. 3 on the depth chart.

Jones and his troops also rose to the challenge in 2010, as a talented group of tailbacks combined in committee style to rush for over 1,500 yards and 19 touchdowns as the Tiger run game ranked sixth in the Big 12 overall, averaging 156.38 yards per game (2,033 yards all told on the season). In 2008, Jones took a first-year starter with limited prior experience, in true sophomore Derrick Washington, and helped mold him into one of the Big 12 Conference’s top running backs. Washington became only the eighth running back in Mizzou history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season, as he tallied 1,036 on 177 carries (5.9 avg.) in 2008. He added 17 rushing touchdowns in his first year as a starter, which was just one shy of the school single season record. The 2009 season saw the Tiger run game contribute with 1,651 yards, of which 1,342 came from the trio of junior Derrick Washington, sophomore De’Vion Moore and true freshman Kendial Lawrence. Washington earned honorable mention All-Big 12 acclaim for his season, which included 865 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns, to go with 26 receptions out of the backfield. Of the nine Tiger running backs with 1,000-yard seasons, Jones has coached four of them in his time on the Mizzou sideline, including one each in three consecutive years, from 2006-08. Jones helped develop Tony Temple into one of the top ball carriers in the Big 12 Conference in recent years, as the Kansas City, Mo., native ranked second in the league in rushing in 2006, with a career-high 1,063 yards and seven touchdowns, and followed with a 1,039-yard, 12-touchdown campaign in 2008, becoming the first running back in Mizzou history to claim multiple 1,000-yard seasons. Temple closed his Tiger career in illustrious fashion, as he broke a 52-year old record by rushing for a Cotton Bowl-record 284 yards and four touchdowns in Mizzou’s rout of Arkansas. The yardage total was also the second-most in the history of Division I-A bowl games. With Mizzou’s high-flying passing game getting most of the headlines, it’s easy to overlook the fact that the Tigers also run the ball very well and very often. Mizzou ran for just under 2,500 yards in 2007 (2,467), and amassed 29 rushing touchdowns as well,


providing a nice compliment to the air game. They followed with 2,153 yards and 28 rushing scores in 2008. Temple earned honorable mention All-Big 12 status by league coaches in both 2006 and 2007. He also ran for 194 yards and two touchdowns in the 2006 Sun Bowl. Despite their overall youth, and some injury problems for each one throughout the year, Jones’ group made steady progress in 2005, and contributed heavily to MU’s rushing attack, which ranked 3rd in the Big 12 Conference, and 17th in the NCAA, averaging 205.25 yards per game. Mizzou’s tailbacks combined to rush for more than 1,100 yards and tallied 8 TDs in 2005, averaging a healthy 5.6 yards per carry. In May of 2006, Jones was one of only 25 coaches selected to participate in the prestigious NCAA Expert Coaches Academy. Jones’ backs rushed for over 1,200 yards and had 9 of MU’s 13 rushing TDs on the season in 2004. They were led by junior Damien Nash, who had 792 yards and 7 TDs, and redshirt freshman Marcus Woods, who had 428 yards and 2 scores. Woods was named 1st-Team Freshman All-Big 12 for his efforts in 2004. Nash was a 5th-round draft pick by the Tennessee Titans in the 2005 NFL Draft. Mizzou had one of the nation’s most potent rushing attacks in 2003, as the Tigers pounded their way to 3,087 yards, good for a per-game average of 237.46 yards that ranked MU 1st in the Big 12 Conference and 6th in the NCAA statistics. It marked the first time since 1960 that MU won a conference rushing championship, when the Tigers led the old Big Eight with a mark of 249.3 yards per game. Missouri rushed for 38 touchdowns on the year, on the way to scoring a school single-season record 399 points. Jones’ workhorse from 2001-03 was tailback Zack Abron. Abron thrived under Jones’ coaching and turned himself into one of the top backs in the Big 12 Conference. Abron rushed for a career-best 1,155 yards in 2003, making him only the 7th 1,000-yard rusher in MU history.

Abron set numerous career records in 2003, as he left MU holding the standard in rushing yards (3,198), touchdowns (42) and points (252). He improved his average yards per rush from 3.6 as a freshman in 2000 to a healthy 5.3 in 2003, and also worked with Jones to develop himself into a pass-catching threat out of the backfield. Abron was named 2nd-Team All-Big 12 in 2003 for his work, and went on to sign a free agent contract with the Atlanta Falcons following the 2004 Draft. During Jones’ last two seasons at Toledo, UT’s running attack was ranked in the top-10 in the country. In 2000, the Rockets’ running game ranked ninth in the country, racking up 253.8 yards per game. UT compiled 2,792 yards on the ground and averaged 5.43 yards per carry. In 1999, Toledo ranked 10th in the country in rushing, compiling 239.2 yards per outing and ranked No. 1 in the nation in yards per attempt (5.35). In 1995, Toledo led the league and ranked fifth in the nation in rushing, averaging 244.5 yards per game. The Rockets’ starting tailback that season, Wasean Tait was the named the MAC Player of the Year and garnered second team All-America honors ranking second in the nation in rushing and third in scoring. Jones came to Toledo from Lafayette College where he served as the wide receivers coach for one season. Prior to that, Jones served three years each as an assistant coach with Massachusetts (1988-91) and Villanova (1984-87). Jones was an offensive lineman at the University of Connecticut, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in marketing in 1980. He also holds a Master of Science degree in administration and physical education from Norwich (1983). Jones was born in Jamaica and raised in New York City. He and his wife, Mary Kay, are the parents of sons Grant and Brandon, and daughter Audrey. Grant was a member of Mizzou’s 2014 recruiting class, and will join the team this summer.

2001-Present ___________________________ Running Backs, Missouri1995-2000 ________________________________ Running Backs, Toledo1992-1994 ____________________________________ Receivers, Toledo1991________________________________ Receivers, Lafayette College1988-1991 __________ Receivers / Outside Linebackers, Massachusetts1984-87 ____________________________ Outside Linebacker, Villanova1983-84 ______________________ Offensive Line, Rensselaer Poly Tech

Playing Experience: Offensive Line at Connecticut (1979)

Coaching Experience


Craig KuligowskiDefensive Line14th Year at MizzouSouthgate, Mich.Toledo, 1991

Craig Kuligowski is in his 23rd season alongside Gary Pinkel, including his 19th season coaching the defensive line. One of the more accomplished assistant coaches in the nation, Kuligowski has coached eight Tigers to 1st-Team All-Conference honors, including seven overall in the last seven seasons – Lorenzo Williams in 2007, followed by Ziggy Hood in 2008, Aldon Smith in 2010, Dominique Hamilton in 2011, Sheldon Richardson in 2012, and two more in 2013 – Michael Sam and Kony Ealy. Sam was one of the more compelling stories of the 2013 season, as he rose from little pre-season fanfare to become one of the top rush ends in the nation. He led the SEC in both sacks (11.5) and tackles for loss (19.0) and became MU’s first defensive 1st-Team All-American since former great Justin Smith in 2001. Sam was a finalist for the Nagurski, Lombardi and Hendricks awards as well. Ealy also turned in an outstanding season (9.5 sacks, 14.5 tackles for loss) which culminated with him winning 1st-Team All-SEC acclaim by the Associated Press. Kuligowski’s defensive line was arguably the most disruptive and deepest in the nation in 2013, as it was responsible for 39 of Mizzou’s 41 season sacks (which led the SEC and ranked 12th nationally), while notching 73.5 of the team’s 107 tackles for loss. Reserve junior DE Markus Golden won honorable-mention All-SEC honors from the Associated Press for his play, while sophomore DE Shane Ray and junior DTs Matt Hoch and Lucas Vincent, combined with freshmen tackles Harold Brantley and Josh Augusta to give Mizzou high-impact capabilities every snap. Sheldon Richardson developed into one of the top defensive tackles in the nation in 2012, and claimed 1st-Team All-SEC honors for his play, which included leading all SEC linemen in tackles (75). Richardson went on to become the 13th overall selection in the 2013 NFL Draft by the New York Jets, and later won NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year honors for his outstanding play. Hamilton was an anchor on the line for Mizzou in 2011, as he led all Big 12 interior linemen with his 56 tackles, and he also helped clinch a pair of dramatic wins at Texas A&M and against Texas Tech when he deflected passes to end each game. The 2010 season saw Smith earn 1st-Team

All-Big 12 honors despite missing three games with a broken leg early in the year. Following his sophomore season, Smith chose to bypass his final two years of eligibility and was a first-round draft pick in the 2011 NFL Draft by the San Francisco 49ers, where he blossomed into one the league’s top defensive rookies in 2011. Smith amassed 19.5 sacks in 2012, and earned All-Pro acclaim while helping lead the 49ers to the Super Bowl. Smith wasn’t the only Kuligowski protégé to earn acclaim in 2010, as five linemen in all took home honors, including sophomore end Brad Madison (2nd-Team), junior end Jacquies Smith (Hon. Men.), junior tackle Terrell Resonno (Hon. Men.) Coach “Kool” debuted a star pupil in 2009 – redshirt freshman end Aldon Smith – who turned out to be one of the top freshmen in the entire nation. Smith was named the Big 12 Conference Defensive Freshman/Newcomer of the Year, in unanimous fashion, and he also earned 3rd-Team All-American honors, as well as 1st-Team Freshman All-American honors for his outstanding play in 2009. Smith broke the MU single-season quarterback sacks record in 2009, with 11.5 to surpass the old mark of 11 set in 2000 by former All-American Justin Smith. Aldon Smith also had 19 tackles for loss in his first year on the field for Mizzou, and he led all of the nation’s freshmen in both sacks and tackles for loss a year ago. Smith was joined by senior Jaron Baston (2nd-Team All-Big 12) in receiving all-conference honors in 2009. Kuligowski’s defensive line was stout against the run in 2009, as it helped the Tiger defense to a national ranking of 26th against the run (allowing 118.62 yards per game). The ranking and yards allowed were the lowest by any Mizzou defense against the run since the 1983 team ranked 5th in the country with an average of 97.70 yards per game. Hood, and another star disciple, defensive end Stryker Sulak (who earned 2nd-Team All-Big 12 mention in both 2007 and 2008) were invited to participate in the 2009 NFL Combine, and both were eventually taken in the 2009 NFL Draft, with Hood going in the first round with the 32nd overall pick by the defending Super Bowl


Champion Pittsburgh Steelers, with Sulak going in the 6th round to the Oakland Raiders. Sulak ended his career tied for second on Mizzou’s quarterback sacks list, with 22.5, while Hood finished 10th with 15.5 for his career. In 2007, Kuligowski coached all four of his starters on the Tiger defensive line to at least honorable mention All-Big 12 honors, including Lorenzo Williams, who claimed 1st-Team mention for his outstanding play. The 2006 season also saw Kuligowski’s pupils succeed at a high level, as he coached standout defensive ends Brian Smith, Xzavie Jackson and tackle Lorenzo Williams to All-Big 12 honors, with Smith earning 2nd-Team mention, while Jackson and Williams won their first-ever honorable mention acclaim. Despite being hurt severely by injuries in 2006, the Tiger defensive line was a disruptive force early and often, as they amassed 28 combined sacks of MU’s overall 36 sacks on the season which were the second-most in school history (41 sacks in 1982 is the MU record). Smith was a catalyst, as he broke MU’s career sack record before breaking his hip in game eight against Kansas State. Jackson and Williams stepped up in Smith’s absence, and rank on MU’s alltime career top-10 in sacks. Facing arguably the biggest rebuilding job at any position on the team in 2005, Kuligowski oversaw a defensive line that grew into a solid unit, despite losing three starters from 2004 to the NFL. Junior DE Brian Smith blossomed into an every-down player, and had a monster year, ranking among the best in the Big 12 Conference with 9 QB sacks, 17 tackles for loss and 12 QB hurries, to go along with his career-high total of 66 tackles. Smith earned 2nd-Team All-Big 12 accolades for his performance. Kuligowski’s line was a focal point for the Tiger defense in 2004, and a major reason for the overall improvement of the defense. Three of his pupils – tackles Atiyyah Ellison and C.J. Mosley, and end Brian Smith – earned various All-Big 12 honors for their play in 2004, with Ellison and Mosley pulling in 1st-Team distinction. Redshirt freshman Lorenzo Williams also earned

1st-Team Freshman All-Big 12 honors by The Sporting News. Two of Kuligowski’s protégés were drafted as part of the 2005 NFL Draft, as tackles Atiyyah Ellison (3rd round) and C.J. Mosley (6th round) were picked by the Carolina Panthers and Minnesota Vikings, respectively. Later, defensive end Zach Ville signed a free agent deal with the Kansas City Chiefs. Under Kuligowski’s leadership, the Tiger defensive line proved to be the strength of MU’s defense in 2002. Led by senior tackle Keith Wright and senior end Antwaun Bynum, the Tiger front four was a constant disruptive force for opposing teams. Wright led the Big 12 Conference, and ranked in the top-10 nationally, with 23 tackles for loss in 2002, while Bynum ranked among conference leaders in sacks, fumbles forced and tackles for loss. Bynum earned first team All-Big 12 honors in 2002, and was named an honorable mention All-American by CNNSI.com, while Wright was a first team All-Big 12 pick by various outlets. Wright’s development led to him being a 6th-round selection by the Houston Texans in the 2003 NFL Draft. Kuligowski was credited with building one of the top defensive lines in the MAC during his tenure at Toledo. In 2000, the Rockets were ranked fifth in the country in rushing defense, allowing just 81.5 yards per game and 2.46 yards per carry. They were ranked third in the country in scoring defense, third in total defense and No. 1 in turnover margin. Kuligowski was a four-year standout at Toledo (1987-90) as an offensive tackle. He was named first team All-MAC two straight years and helped lead UT to the MAC title his senior year. He was an integral part of the 1990 offense that turned in totals of 135 rushing first downs, 2,474 rushing yards and 4,335 total yards, all top five marks in Toledo history. Kuligowski earned a bachelor of business administration degree from Toledo in 1991. He and his wife Mary have two daughters: Peyton and Madeline, and son Max, who was born in March of 2005.

2001-Present ____________________________Defensive Line, Missouri1996-2000 ________________________________ Defensive Line, Toledo1994-1995 _________________ Tight Ends / Asst. Offensive Line, Toledo1993-1994 ____________________________________Tight Ends, Toledo1992-1993 _________________________ Recruiting Coordinator, Toledo

Playing Experience: Offensive Line at Toledo (1987-90)

Coaching Experience


Bruce WalkerCo-Offensive Line14th Year at MizzouEast Wenatchee, Wash.C. Washington, 1983

Bruce Walker made a move in 2009 to serve as co-offensive line coach, a position he had assisted with for the previous 13 seasons under Gary Pinkel, while also being in charge of the tight ends. He made a name for himself as one of the top tight ends coaches in the nation prior to that, as he helped develop Martin Rucker and Chase Coffman into two of the most accomplished players in the nation. Each won consensus 1st-Team All-American honors in 2007 (Rucker) and 2008 (Coffman), and Coffman capped his record-breaking career by winning the John Mackey Tight End Award, given annually to the nation’s top player at that position. Coffman became the first Tiger in history to win a national individual honor that is specific to a position group. In 2013, the Tiger offensive line made huge strides, and that certainly was a key to Mizzou’s success. Senior LT Justin Britt won 1st-Team All-SEC honors by the Associated Press, becoming the first MU tackle to win A.P. first-team conference honors since Rob Droege in 2003. Senior LG Max Copeland became a finalist for the Burlsworth Trophy, given annually to the nation’s top player who began his career as a walk-on. Walker has had his linemen at Mizzou earn all-conference honors 22 times in his tenure, including true freshman guard Evan Boehm, who was named a 1st-Team Freshman All-American by College Football News in 2012. Boehm moved to center for 2013, and despite that being the first time he’d played the position at length, he did a masterful job of leading the front five. The 2012 season saw the Tiger offensive line dealt setback after setback with decimating injuries. None of the five anticipated starters was able to play in all 12 games, and at one point in the season, Mizzou was faced with starting a true freshman, a redshirt freshman and a former walk-on in the heat of SEC action. A bright spot for the line in 2012 was the development of true freshman guard Evan Boehm. Boehm was the only lineman to make all 12 starts, and his solid play eventually landed him 1st-Team Freshman All-American honors from College Football News. In Walker’s first year as co-offensive line

coach in 2009, his group excelled at protecting first-year starting quarterback Blaine Gabbert. Thanks to the line’s work, Mizzou ranked 14th in the nation in passing while allowing only 20 sacks in 13 games. Three of Walker’s linemen – senior Kurtis Gregory (2nd-Team), and sophomores Elvis Fisher (Hon. Men.) and Dan Hoch (Hon. Men.) – all earned Big 12 award status. Gregory eventually earned an invitation to the NFL Combine for his stellar play. It was more of the same from Walker’s group in 2010, as the Tiger offensive line helped pave the way for an attack that ranked 35th in the nation, averaging 409.62 yards per game as Mizzou won 10 games for only the fourth time in school history. Four of Walker’s starting five on the line earned some level of all-conference honors, including senior center Tim Barnes (1st-Team), junior tackle Dan Hoch (2nd-Team), junior tackle Elvis Fisher (Hon. Men.) and junior guard Austin Wuebbels (Hon. Men.). In 2011, the Tiger offensive line – despite the pre-season loss of All-Big 12 left tackle Elvis Fisher to a season-ending injury – developed into a stout unit that paved the way for a Big 12 team rushing title in 2011. The Tigers ranked 9th nationally, and led the Big 12 in rushing (244.00 avg.) and also ranked 12th nationally in total offense (475.54 avg.), despite featuring a first-year starter at quarterback. From 2004-08, Walker had the luxury of working with the best pair of tight ends in the nation, in Martin Rucker and Chase Coffman. Rucker culminated his outstanding Tiger career with an award-winning season in 2007, as he was a consensus 1st-Team All-American, becoming MU’s first All-American tight end since the great Kellen Winslow in 1978. Rucker caught an MU-record 84 passes in 2007 for 834 yards and 8 touchdowns, while also being a finalist for the John Mackey Tight End Award. Rucker was selected in the fourth round of the 2008 NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns. Coffman caught 90 passes for 987 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2008, despite missing two games due to injury, and he ended his career with school records of 247 receptions and 30 touchdowns, to go with the 2nd-most receiving yardage in MU history (2,659). He was a third-round NFL Draft pick in 2009 by the Cincinnati Bengals.


Each player won 1st-Team All-Big 12 honors in 2006 (Rucker from coaches, Coffman from media), and Coffman was a semi-finalist for the John Mackey Award. The duo combined to catch 111 passes for 1,149 yards and 14 touchdowns in 2006. In 2005, Rucker earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors after leading MU with 47 catches for 567 yards and 1 TD, with his catches ranking 1st among Big 12 tight ends in 2005, and 2nd-most in MU single-season history for the position. Coffman, despite being a true freshman, was nothing but impressive from day one in fall camp, as he tied Rucker with 47 catches for 503 yards and 4 TDs. Those numbers ranked at the time as the 3rd-best single-season performance in MU tight end history, and earned the rookie a spot on the Rivals.com Freshman All-American 1st-Team. In 2004, the tight ends were instrumental in MU’s passing attack, with the primary weapons being senior Victor Sesay and redshirt freshman Martin Rucker. The duo combined for 50 catches, 577 yards and 6 touchdowns on the season. Rucker earned 2nd-Team Freshman All-American honors for his standout rookie year that saw him grab 19 balls for 263 yards and 4 TDs. In 2001, Missouri tight ends combined for 50 receptions, 484 yards and eight touchdowns. Dwayne Blakley was tabbed honorable mention All-Big 12 after pulling in 34 receptions for 362 yards and four touchdowns. He went on to sign a free agent contract with the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs, and started multiple games during the 2007 season. Walker has successfully recruited some of the best high school players out of the state of Texas while at Mizzou. Walker signed highly-regarded all-state defensive end Brian Smith (Denton) in 2002. Smith went on to become Mizzou’s alltime career quarterback sacks leader and was drafted by the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars. Walker more recently

signed Jacquies Smith of Dallas, who made big impressions while earning significant playing time in 2008 as a true freshman defensive end. His recruiting bounty of several stars in 2010 helped the Tiger recruiting class garner a national ranking of 21st-best in the nation – the highest a Tiger class has ever been ranked. While at Toledo, Walker coached some of the best tight ends to ever wear a Rockets’ uniform, including All-MAC tight end Mike Bilik, who finished his career with 75 receptions. In 1993, behind Walker’s offensive line, the Central Washington led all NAIA schools in total offense, averaging 517 yards per game. CWU also ranked first in the NAIA in rushing, averaging 198.5 yards per game. In 1995, the Wildcats earned a share of the NAIA national title, tying Findlay (OH) in the title game. The quarterback of that team, Jon Kitna, finished his career with 12,907 yards in total offense and 12,353 passing yards, the best and second-best, respectively, in NAIA Division II history. Walker graduated from Eastmont High School in East Wenatchee, Wash., where he earned All-Mid Valley League honors at linebacker and center. He played two seasons at Yakima Valley College before Central Washington. A 1983 graduate of CWU, where he earned a bachelor of science degree in business administration, Walker was a two-year starter for the Wildcats at center. He earned a Master of Science degree in physical education in 1989. Walker and wife, Sharryn, are the parents of Natalie and Maggie.

2009-Present _________________________ Co-Offensive Line, Missouri2001-2008 _______________ Tight Ends / Asst. Offensive Line, Missouri1996-2000 _________________ Tight Ends / Asst. Offensive Line, Toledo1994-1995 ___________________ Offensive Coordinator, C. Washington1990-1995 __________________________Offensive Line, C. Washington1988-1989 _________________________ Defensive Line, C. Washington

Playing Experience: Offensive Line at C. Washington (1980-81)

Coaching Experience


Pat WashingtonReceivers2nd Year at MizzouMobile, Ala.Auburn, 1987

Pat Washington, a long-time coach and former player in the Southeastern Conference, joined the University of Missouri football coaching staff in January of 2013 as the Tigers’ new receivers coach. Mizzou’s wideouts enjoyed a banner year in 2013, and played a critical role as the Tigers became one of the most improved offensive attacks in the nation. Leading the way was sophomore standout WR Dorial Green-Beckham, who earned 2nd-Team All-SEC honors by the Associated Press after catching 59 passes for 883 yards and 12 touchdowns – the latter of which tied for most in the SEC in 2013. Washington’s deep and talented group also featured game-breaking play from senior WR Marcus Lucas (58 catches, 692 yards, 3 touchdowns) and senior WR L’Damian Washington (50 catches, 893 yards, 10 touchdowns). His group’s solid downfield blocking also helped spring the Tiger ground game for a 3,000-yard season and a national rushing ranking of 16th as part of MU’s 12-2 campaign. Washington, a 27-year collegiate coaching veteran, has 17 years of experience under his belt on four different SEC staffs, including an 11-year stint as wide receivers coach at Tennessee (1995-2005), which included an undefeated 1998 season and a national championship for the Volunteers. Washington, 49, has also coached in the SEC at Mississippi State (2007-08) and Kentucky (2012), and he began his coaching career as a graduate assistant for two years (1987-88) at his alma mater, Auburn, where he was a successful starting quarterback for the Tigers previously. Washington has enjoyed success all

throughout his career, as he’s coached on teams which have reached bowl games 18 times. Tennessee posted a sterling 105-31 record in his tenure there which featured 10 bowl appearances - including three Citrus Bowls, two Fiesta, Peach and Cotton Bowls, and one Orange Bowl. The Volunteers also reached the SEC Championship Game four times with Washington on staff. A win in the 1998 title game vaulted UT to the 1999 Fiesta Bowl, where the Vols downed Florida State, 23-16, to cap an undefeated season and a national championship. During his tenure at Tennessee, Washington developed a line of standout receivers, including Peerless Price, Donte Stallworth, Joey Kent, Marcus Nash, Robert Meachem and Cedrick Wilson, among others. Nash, Stallworth and Meachem were National Football League first-round draft picks, and all six enjoyed NFL careers. “We are very pleased to have someone of Pat’s caliber and experience join our team,” said Pinkel, who will enter his 13th year at Mizzou in 2013. “Pat knows the SEC very well, he’s been a coach and player in the league for two decades in total, and the success he’s had on the field and in developing players is very impressive,” said Pinkel. “I am really excited about the opportunity to join the family at Mizzou,” said Washington. “I’ve admired their program over the years and the success that Coach Pinkel and his staff have had. The SEC is such a great conference, and I look forward to stepping in and helping move the program forward. I believe the receiving group here is a highly-talented group of young men. It’s a group that can make a difference and help us win football games, and I’m eager to get to work


with them and to help mentor them and develop them on and off the field into the best receiving group in the SEC,” he said. Washington’s coaching career began at Auburn, where he served his alma mater as a graduate assistant coach from 1987-88. After the Tigers reached bowl games both years, Washington landed his first full-time position in the industry, as the receivers coach at Louisiana-Lafayette (1989-91), and that was followed by a two-year stop at TCU (1992-93) as receivers coach. He spent one year at Baylor (1994) as running backs coach, and the Bears reached the 1994 Alamo Bowl during his time there, before he left to join Tennessee the next year. Following his time at UT, Washington coached receivers at Kansas State in 2006, helping the Wildcats to a berth in the Texas Bowl. Two of his wideouts, Jordy Nelson and Yamon Figurs, went on to play in the NFL. Washington returned to the SEC next, as the receivers coach at Mississippi State from 2007-08. The Bulldogs broke a six-year postseason drought during his time there, as MSU won the 2007 AutoZone Liberty Bowl. From 2009-11, Washington coached running backs at Southern Mississippi, and his backfield played an integral role in Southern Miss’

Conference USA Championship in 2011. He spent the 2012 season at Kentucky as wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator. A native of Mobile, Ala., Washington played quarterback at Auburn from 1982-85, with the Tigers reaching bowl games all four years. He was the starter his final two seasons, and guided Auburn to a combined 17-8 record in those years and to 1984 Liberty Bowl and 1986 Cotton Bowl appearances. His backfield mate, Bo Jackson, won the Heisman Trophy in 1985. Washington, who earned a management degree from Auburn in 1987, and his wife, Claudette, are the parents of sons Tyson and Justin.

2013-Present ________________________________ Receivers, Missouri2012__________________________________ Wide Receivers, Kentucky2011 _________________ Running Backs/Special Teams, Southern Miss2009-10 ___________________________ Running Backs, Southern Miss2007-08 _________________________ Wide Receivers, Mississippi State2006_______________________________ Wide Receivers, Kansas State1995-2005 ____________________________ Wide Receivers, Tennessee1994_____________________________________ Running Backs, Baylor1993________________________________________ Quarterbacks, TCU1992_______________________________________Wide Receivers, TCU1989-91 ______________________ Wide Receivers, Louisiana-Lafayette1987-88 ______________________________ Graduate Assistant, Auburn

Playing Experience: Quarterback at Auburn (1982-85)

Coaching Experience


In his 11th year as part of the Tiger coaching staff – and eighth in his title of director of football recruiting – is Nick Ot-terbacher. He assumed those duties after serving as an offensive graduate assistant coach for the 2006 season, when he helped coach a Tiger offense that broke numer-ous school records and ranked eighth in the nation in total offense (425.62 yards per game).

In his current role, Otterbacher over-sees organizational efforts of virtually all as-pects of MU’s extensive recruiting program operations, such as coordinating on-and-off campus visits, mailings and other logistical arrangements. Mizzou’s 2010 recruiting class was ranked 21st-best in the nation according to Rivals.com, which marked the highest-ever ranking for a Tiger class of recruits. The 2012 class was ranked as high as No. 20 by ESPN.com, and featured the nation’s No. 1 overall prospect in Dorial Green-Beckham from Springfield, Mo..

Otterbacher served as an offensive graduate assistant coach for the 2005 and 2006 seasons, after serving on staff as an administrative graduate assistant in 2004.

A native of Tampa, Fla., Otterbacher was a four-year starter at center for the

University of Toledo, where he played under Tiger Head Coach Gary Pinkel through the 2000 season. In his four-year playing career, Otterbacher was part of Toledo teams that went a combined 34-13 from 1998-2001, and won or shared three Mid-American Athletic Conference cham-pionships, while playing in the Motor City Bowl in 2001.

After graduating from Toledo with a degree in business management in May of 2002, Otterbacher got his start in coaching at Duquesne University, where he served as the tight ends and assistant offensive line coach for the 2002 season which saw Duquesne post an 11-1 record and claim the Metro Atlantic Conference championship.

He then went to West Virginia Tech as an assistant coach, and was the offensive line coach and run game coordinator and recruiting coordinator for the 2003 season, prior to joining the Mizzou staff in July of 2004.

He and his wife, Jessica, have a daughter, Reagan, and a son, Kaine Charles Cotton Otterbacher, who was born in Dallas, Texas, the week of MU’s 2008 Cotton Bowl victory over Arkansas.

Nick OtterbacherDirector of Football Recruiting11th Year at MizzouTampa, Fla.Toledo, 2002

Missouri footBall GraDuate assistantsAustin Alewel ...................................................................Administrative Graduate AssistantPeter Badovinac .....................................................................Defensive Graduate AssistantCooper Bassett ...................................................................... Recruiting Graduate AssistantKendall Bradley..............................................Offensive Quality Control Graduate AssistantMack Brown ............................................................................ Offensive Graduate AssistantBrian Duker ............................................................................ Recruiting Graduate AssistantJohn Egorugwu ....................................................................... Offensive Graduate AssistantRyan Florence ....................................................................... Recruiting Graduate AssistantDavid Flores ........................................................................... Recruiting Graduate AssistantKenji Jackson ................................................Defensive Quality Control Graduate AssistantJosh McCaskey ......................................................................Defensive Graduate Assistant


Dan HopkinsDirector of Football Operations8th Year at MizzouHarrisonville, Mo.Missouri, 2004

Dan Hopkins, a 2004 University of Missouri graduate, is in his sixth season as Director of Football Operations, after be-ing promoted to that post prior to the 2009 season. Previously, he spent two years as the Tiger Football staff’s administrative graduate assistant.

In his current role, Hopkins is involved in a wide variety of important administra-tive duties that involve the Tiger program.

Some of his many duties include over-seeing the coordination of the team’s travel plans, oversight of the football budget, handling compliance issues, scheduling of facilities, assisting with recruiting opera-tions and managing the day-to-day overall operations for the football program. He was also a lead figure in planning and executing the Tigers’ trips for the 2009 Texas Bowl, the 2010 Insight Bowl the 2011 Indepen-dence Bowl and most recently to the 2014 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic in Dallas, Texas.

Hopkins also is responsible for coor-dinating all public relations activities and

community service events that require the presence of football student-athletes.

The Harrisonville, Mo. native made a return to his alma mater prior to the 2007 season as a graduate assistant coach, where he assisted the Tiger coaching staff with various recruiting administrative duties throughout the year, as well as lending a hand with scouting and game preparation efforts during the season.

A 2004 graduate of the Missouri School of Journalism, Hopkins served as a student assistant coach for the Mizzou Football team for the 2003 and 2004 seasons. Following his graduation, he served as quarterbacks and wide receivers coach at William Jewell College for two seasons, before moving to Central Missouri State University, where he was the defensive graduate assistant coach for the 2006 season.

Hopkins and his wife, Kari, were mar-ried in 2013.

Kathryn LucchesiDirector of Football Multimedia6th Year at MizzouSpringfield, Ill.Missouri, 2009

Kathryn Lucchesi is in her sixth football season overall, and her fourth at a specially created position - Director of Football Multime-dia. She took up this new title after spending two very successful seasons as the program’s Multimedia Graduate Assistant, where she helped increase the reach and profile of Mizzou Football in various online and social media platforms.

You can usually find Lucchesi on the side-line of football games and practices shooting highlights. She shoots and edits numerous videos and photos for the team’s popluar web site and blog, WeAreMizzou.com. She also assists the Tiger coaching staff with various recruiting duties throughout the year.

A graduate of the Missouri School of Journalism, with an emphasis in Broadcast-ing, Lucchesi joined the Mizzou staff in the fall of 2009 as a graduate assistant, where she helped the program grow in the social media world.

Before working with the athletic depart-ment, Lucchesi was a reporter and anchor at KOMU-TV8 in Columbia. She began as a news reporter, but focused her stories on sports during her last year at the television station, and she contributed heavily to the This Week In Mizzou Football television show throughout the season.


Missouri footBall suPPort staffDr. Mark Adams ................................................................................................Assistant Team PhysicianDon Barnes ..........................................................................................Director of Equipment OperationsScott Bird...............................................................................................Director, Strength & ConditioningTami Chievous .................................................................................... Associate AD, Academic ServicesVonda Cordes .................................................................Administrative Assistant for Assistant CoachesPatrick Crawford ...............................................................Assistant Director, Strategic CommunicationsJerry Cummings ...........................................................................Assistant Coordinator, Turf & GroundsDerek Doolittle ............................................................................................ Director of Game OperationsMike Garner ...........................................................................................Equipment Operations AssistantCasey Hairston ...................................................................................................Assistant Athletic TrainerAnn Hatcher ........................................................................................Executive Assistant to Gary PinkelJana Heitmeyer .............................................................................................. Director of Sports NutritionMatt Inskeep ...........................................................................................Assistant, Equipment OperationPat Ivey .............................................................................................Associate AD, Athletic PerformanceBrent Lewis .............................................................................................Assistant AD, Ticket OperationsDr. Rick McGuire .......................................................................................... Director, Sports PsychologyJosh McPherson ...........................................................................................Coordinator, Turf & GroundsJeff Melegrito ............................................................................................................ Dining Hall ManagerChad Moller ............................................................................ Associate AD, Strategic CommunicationsMike Schumacher ............................................................................................Director, Video OperationsRex Sharp ................................................................................................Associate AD, Sports MedicineDr. Pat Smith .....................................................................................................................Team PhysicianCarol Weis ........................................................................................Administrative Assistant, Recruiting

Justin KramerAssistant Director of Recruiting3rd Year at MizzouLiberty, Mo.Southern Illinois

Justin Kramer is in his third year at Mizzou in his role as assistant director of recruiting. He came to Mizzou from Southeast Missouri State, where he coached for six seasons (tight ends/offensive tackles), while also serving as the Redhawks’ recruiting coordinator.

Kramer is responsible for many facets of Mizzou’s extensive year-round recruiting operation, as the Tiger coaching staff looks to extend its presence in the southeast region of the country following MU’s move to the SEC.

At SEMO, Kramer coached four First-Team All-Ohio Valley Conference offensive linemen in 2010. Evan Conrad, who is rated among the Sports Network’s Top-10 Football Champion-ship Subdivision players at his position this year, was the only non-senior offensive lineman to earn First-Team All-Conference honors for the Redhawks a year ago. Conrad is a Pre-season All-OVC pick entering the 2011 cam-paign. Kramer also coached 3 All-Americans and 1 Rimington Award winners which goes to the nations top center every year.

Kramer’s offensive line paved the way for the nation’s No. 3 rushing offense in 2010. The Redhawks averaged 265.1 yards per game. The offensive line also led the nation in fewest sacks allowed, giving up just six in 12 games.

As SEMO’s recruiting coordinator, Kramer had a big hand in assembling this year’s 25-member class which rates as the second-largest under head coach Tony Samuel.

Kramer initially joined the Southeast coach-ing staff as a graduate assistant in 2006, where he worked with the defensive line and coached current Kansas City Chief, Edgar Jones. He also served as the team’s director of football operations for a year and a half.

A native of Liberty, Mo., Kramer played four years on the offensive line at Southern Illinois University. He was part of a remarkable turnaround at SIU, which saw the Salukis win three-straight conference titles and make the NCAA Playoffs on three occasions.

He is married to Killian Kramer and lives in Columbia.

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university of Missouri aDMinistration

Bryan MaggardExecutive

Associate AD

Mary AustinSr. Assoc. ADCompliance

Doug GillinDeputy Athletic

Director

Tim HickmanExecutive

Associate AD

Kevin HaywardAssociate AD

Business

Mike AldenDirector of Athletics

Lori FranzFaculty AthleticsRepresentative

Timothy M.WolfeSystem

President

Dr. BowenR. LoftinChancellor

Sarah ReesmanExecutive Associate

AD / SWA

Missouri athletics leaDers

Lisa Boos ..................................................................Executive Staff AssistantTami Chievous ...........................................Associate AD, Academic ServicesMitzi Clayton ..........................................................Associate AD, ComplianceAndrew Grinch .......................................Associate AD, External Ops/ContentPat Ivey ................................................... Associate AD, Athletic PerformanceKim Lambert .............................Associate AD, Student-Athlete DevelopmentColleen Lamond ...................Associate AD, Facility Ops/Event ManagementT.J. Leon ...............................................................Assistant AD, DevelopmentBrent Lewis ....................................................Assistant AD, Ticket OperationsSandy Matthew ................................................. Executive Assistant to the ADChad Moller ........................Associate AD, Strategic Communications-MediaCarly Northup ..........................................Assistant AD, External EngagementScott Orscheln ...........................................................Assistant AD, MarketingDave Reiter .....................................Assistant AD, Strategic CommunicationsRex Sharp .......................................................Associate AD, Sports MedicineTim Stedman ......................................................Associate AD, AdvancementBob Welch ................................. General Manager, Mizzou Sports Properties

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2013 season review

2013 REVIEW SECTION138 2014 Mizzou Spring Football

Date Opponent Score Overall SEC Time AttendanceAug. 31 Murray State W, 58-14 1-0 0-0 3:07 58,038Sept. 7 Toledo W, 38-23 2-0 0-0 3:23 56,786Sept. 21 at Indiana W, 45-28 3-0 0-0 3:35 49,149Sept. 28 Arkansas State W, 41-19 4-0 0-0 3:21 62,468Oct. 5 at Vanderbilt* W, 51-28 5-0 1-0 3:27 36,892Oct. 12 at Georgia* W, 41-26 6-0 2-0 3:30 92,746Oct. 19 Florida* W, 36-17 7-0 3-0 3:33 67,124Oct. 26 South Carolina* L, 27-24 (2OT) 7-1 3-1 3:54 67,124Nov. 2 Tennessee* W, 31-3 8-1 4-1 3:27 65,869Nov. 9 at Kentucky* W, 48-17 9-1 5-1 3:16 55,280Nov. 23 at Ole Miss* W, 24-10 10-1 6-1 3:14 61,168Nov. 30 Texas A&M* W, 28-21 11-1 7-1 3:13 67,124Dec. 7 vs. Auburn# L, 59-42 11-2 7-1 3:54 75,632Jan. 4 vs. Oklahoma State% W, 41-31 12-2 7-1 4:19 72,690

*-SEC game #-SEC Championship (Atlanta) %-Cotton Bowl (Arlington)

2013 team statisticsCATEGORY MU OPPSCORING ___________________________ 548 _____________________ 323 Points Per Game ____________________ 39.1 _____________________23.1FIRST DOWNS _______________________ 343 _____________________ 297 Rushing ____________________________ 160 _____________________ 120 Passing ____________________________ 156 _____________________ 160 Penalty ______________________________ 27 ______________________ 17RUSHING YARDAGE _________________ 3330 ____________________ 2145 Yards gained rushing _________________ 3635 ____________________ 2533 Yards lost rushing ____________________ 305 _____________________ 388 Rushing Attempts ____________________ 588 _____________________ 513 Average Per Rush ____________________ 5.7 ______________________4.2 Average Per Game _________________ 237.9 ____________________153.2 TDs Rushing _________________________ 35 ______________________ 20PASSING YARDAGE __________________ 3540 ____________________ 3705 Comp-Att-Int ___________________267-454-8 _______________ 356-567-20 Average Per Pass ____________________ 7.8 ______________________6.5 Average Per Catch __________________ 13.3 _____________________10.4 Average Per Game _________________ 252.9 ____________________264.6 TDs Passing _________________________ 31 ______________________ 18TOTAL OFFENSE ____________________ 6870 ____________________ 5850 Total Plays _________________________ 1042 ____________________ 1080 Average Per Play _____________________ 6.6 ______________________5.4 Average Per Game _________________ 490.7 ____________________417.9KICK RETURNS: #-Yards ____________ 30-692 ___________________38-850PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards ___________ 25-168 ___________________20-170INT RETURNS: #-Yards _____________ 20-232 _____________________8-77

2013 Results and statistics


KICK RETURN AVERAGE _____________ 23.1 _____________________22.4PUNT RETURN AVERAGE ______________ 6.7 ______________________8.5INT RETURN AVERAGE ________________11.6 ______________________9.6FUMBLES-LOST _____________________ 14-8 ____________________18-12PENALTIES-Yards __________________ 72-543 __________________103-768 Average Per Game __________________ 38.8 _____________________54.9PUNTS-Yards ____________________ 68-2790 __________________83-3338 Average Per Punt ___________________ 41.0 _____________________40.2 Net punt average ____________________ 36.8 _____________________37.2KICKOFFS-Yards ________________ 100-6371 __________________66-4119 Average Per Kick ____________________ 63.7 _____________________62.4 Net kick average ____________________ 39.7 _____________________38.3TIME OF POSSESSION/Game _________ 29:59 ____________________30:013RD-DOWN Conversions ____________ 85/194 ___________________85/225 3rd-Down Pct _______________________ 44% _____________________38%4TH-DOWN Conversions _____________ 10/16 ____________________13/23 4th-Down Pct _______________________ 62% _____________________57%SACKS BY-Yards ___________________ 41-237 ___________________27-159MISC YARDS __________________________ 0 ______________________-13TOUCHDOWNS SCORED _______________ 71 ______________________ 39FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ____________ 18-25 ____________________17-23ON-SIDE KICKS ______________________ 0-0 ______________________1-2RED-ZONE SCORES ___________ (56-64) 88% ______________ (40-48) 83%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS _____ (45-64) 70% ______________ (28-48) 58%PAT-ATTEMPTS _______________ (66-69) 96% _____________ (36-36) 100%ATTENDANCE ____________________ 444532 __________________ 295235 Games/Avg Per Game ____________ 7/63505 __________________5/59047 Neutral Site Games _________________________________________2/74161

2013 scoRe by QuaRteRs 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalMissouri 126 168 121 126 7 548Opponents 64 64 100 85 10 323

2013 team statistics


RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GJosey, Henry 14 174 1207 41 1166 6.7 16 86 83.3Hansbrough, Russell 14 114 714 29 685 6.0 4 51 48.9Murphy, Marcus 14 92 609 8 601 6.5 9 42 42.9Franklin, James 11 122 654 144 510 4.2 4 26 46.4Mauk, Maty 13 41 290 61 229 5.6 1 35 17.6Steward, Morgan 12 21 92 8 84 4.0 1 14 7.0White, Greg 12 9 37 1 36 4.0 0 10 3.0Brantley, Harold 14 1 26 0 26 26.0 0 26 1.9Green-Beckham,Dorial 14 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.2Webb, Braylon 14 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.2Total.......... 14 588 3635 305 3330 5.7 35 86 237.9Opponents...... 14 513 2533 388 2145 4.2 20 57 153.2

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GGreen-Beckham,Dorial 14 59 883 15.0 12 68 63.1Lucas, Marcus 14 58 692 11.9 3 43 49.4Washington, L’Damian 14 50 893 17.9 10 96 63.8Sasser, Bud 14 26 361 13.9 1 60 25.8Hunt, Jimmie 14 22 253 11.5 1 52 18.1Murphy, Marcus 14 11 79 7.2 1 24 5.6Clark, Jaleel 13 10 88 8.8 0 14 6.8Josey, Henry 14 10 65 6.5 1 16 4.6Waters, Eric 14 8 72 9.0 1 18 5.1White, Darius 14 7 76 10.9 1 37 5.4Copelin, Levi 14 3 61 20.3 0 51 4.4Hansbrough, Russell 14 2 11 5.5 0 6 0.8Culkin, Sean 14 1 6 6.0 0 6 0.4Total.......... 14 267 3540 13.3 31 96 252.9Opponents...... 14 356 3705 10.4 18 77 264.6

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GFranklin, James 11 141.92 198-319-6 62.1 2429 19 68 220.8Mauk, Maty 13 143.06 68-133-2 51.1 1071 11 96 82.4Sasser, Bud 14 766.00 1-1-0 100.0 40 1 40 2.9Berkstresser, Corbin 3 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total.......... 14 143.32 267-454-8 58.8 3540 31 96 252.9Opponents...... 14 121.10 356-567-20 62.8 3705 18 77 264.6

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongMurphy, Marcus 21 146 7.0 0 38Gaines, E.J. 2 12 6.0 0 12Copelin, Levi 1 10 10.0 0 0Newsom, Donavin 1 0 0.0 0 0Total.......... 25 168 6.7 0 38Opponents...... 20 170 8.5 0 29

2013 individual statistics


INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD LongGaines, E.J. 5 17 3.4 0 15Webb, Braylon 3 10 3.3 0 9Brothers, Kentrell 3 30 10.0 0 15Ponder, Randy 2 23 11.5 0 17Ruise, Darvin 1 19 19.0 0 19Golden, Markus 1 70 70.0 1 70Ealy, Kony 1 49 49.0 1 49Gibson, John 1 0 0.0 0 0Penton, Aarion 1 3 3.0 0 3White, Matt 1 10 10.0 0 10Simon, Ian 1 1 1.0 0 1Total.......... 20 232 11.6 2 70Opponents...... 8 77 9.6 0 30

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongMurphy, Marcus 27 599 22.2 0 42Gibson, John 2 77 38.5 0 62Copelin, Levi 1 16 16.0 0 16Total.......... 30 692 23.1 0 62Opponents...... 38 850 22.4 1 100

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongRay, Shane 1 73 73.0 1 73Sam, Michael 1 21 21.0 1 21Gaines, E.J. 1 11 11.0 1 11Total.......... 3 105 35.0 3 73Opponents...... 2 2 1.0 0 7 TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GFranklin, James 11 441 510 2429 2939 267.2Mauk, Maty 13 174 229 1071 1300 100.0Josey, Henry 14 174 1166 0 1166 83.3Hansbrough, Russell 14 114 685 0 685 48.9Murphy, Marcus 14 92 601 0 601 42.9Steward, Morgan 12 21 84 0 84 7.0Sasser, Bud 14 1 0 40 40 2.9White, Greg 12 9 36 0 36 3.0Brantley, Harold 14 1 26 0 26 1.9Green-Beckham,Dorial 14 1 3 0 3 0.2Webb, Braylon 14 1 3 0 3 0.2TEAM 9 12 -13 0 -13 -1.4Total.......... 14 1042 3330 3540 6870 490.7Opponents...... 14 1080 2145 3705 5850 417.9



|------------ PATs -----------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsBaggett, Andrew 0 18-25 66-69 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 120Josey, Henry 17 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 102Green-Beckham,Dorial 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 72Murphy, Marcus 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60Washington, L’Damian 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60Franklin, James 4 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-1 0 0 26Hansbrough, Russell 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Lucas, Marcus 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Sasser, Bud 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Mauk, Maty 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Steward, Morgan 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6White, Darius 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Waters, Eric 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Ealy, Kony 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Golden, Markus 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Hunt, Jimmie 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Gaines, E.J. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Sam, Michael 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Ray, Shane 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Total.......... 71 18-25 66-69 1-1 0 0-1 0 0 548Opponents...... 39 17-23 36-36 1-1 0 0-2 0 0 323

FIELDGOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 LgBlkBaggett, Andrew 18-25 .720 1-1 4-7 7-9 6-8 0-0 46 0

FG SEQUENCE Missouri Opponents Murray State 30,(43) 39Toledo (35) (24),(46),(41)Indiana (31),39 -ASU 24 (41),(21),(44),(33)Vanderbilt (44),(29),(41) -Georgia - (29),(28)Florida (43),(19),(39),(33),(28) (23)South Carolina (27),46,24 40,(20),(40)Tennessee (24),29 (51)Kentucky - (21)Ole Miss (33) 23,(30),61Texas A&M 47 -Auburn (42),(36) 54,(52)OSU (35),(46) 34,(25)Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.



PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdBrinser, Christian 68 2790 41.0 61 6 16 26 0Total.......... 68 2790 41.0 61 6 16 26 0Opponents...... 83 3338 40.2 61 4 27 25 1

KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLnBaggett, Andrew 100 6371 63.7 62 0 Total.......... 100 6371 63.7 62 0 850 39.7 25Opponents...... 66 4119 62.4 36 0 692 38.3 26

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GMurphy, Marcus 14 601 79 146 599 0 1425 101.8Josey, Henry 14 1166 65 0 0 0 1231 87.9Washington, L’Damian 14 0 893 0 0 0 893 63.8Green-Beckham,Dorial 14 3 883 0 0 0 886 63.3Hansbrough, Russell 14 685 11 0 0 0 696 49.7Lucas, Marcus 14 0 692 0 0 0 692 49.4Franklin, James 11 510 0 0 0 0 510 46.4Sasser, Bud 14 0 361 0 0 0 361 25.8Hunt, Jimmie 14 0 253 0 0 0 253 18.1Mauk, Maty 13 229 0 0 0 0 229 17.6Clark, Jaleel 13 0 88 0 0 0 88 6.8Copelin, Levi 14 0 61 10 16 0 87 6.2Steward, Morgan 12 84 0 0 0 0 84 7.0Gibson, John 12 0 0 0 77 0 77 6.4White, Darius 14 0 76 0 0 0 76 5.4Waters, Eric 14 0 72 0 0 0 72 5.1Golden, Markus 14 0 0 0 0 70 70 5.0Ealy, Kony 14 0 0 0 0 49 49 3.5White, Greg 12 36 0 0 0 0 36 3.0Brothers, Kentrell 14 0 0 0 0 30 30 2.1Gaines, E.J. 12 0 0 12 0 17 29 2.4Brantley, Harold 14 26 0 0 0 0 26 1.9Ponder, Randy 14 0 0 0 0 23 23 1.6Ruise, Darvin 14 0 0 0 0 19 19 1.4Webb, Braylon 14 3 0 0 0 10 13 0.9White, Matt 14 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.7Culkin, Sean 14 0 6 0 0 0 6 0.4Penton, Aarion 14 0 0 0 0 3 3 0.2Simon, Ian 13 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1TEAM 9 -13 0 0 0 0 -13 -1.4Total.......... 14 3330 3540 168 692 232 7962 568.7Opponents...... 14 2145 3705 170 850 77 6947 496.2



|---------------Tackles--------------| |-Sacks-| |--Pass Def--| |-Fumbles-| Blkd DEF. LEADERS GP-GS Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf48 Wilson, Andrew 14 59 54 113 6.5-11 . . 3 2 1-0 . . .9X Webb, Braylon 14 60 29 89 1.5-12 . 3-10 7 . . . . .31 Gaines, E.J. 12 57 18 75 4.0-13 . 5-17 3 1 1-11 . . .10 Brothers, Kentrell 14 40 30 70 6.5-9 1.0-2 3-30 3 2 . . . .8 Bonner, Donovan 14 33 29 62 4.5-17 1.0-7 . . 3 . . . .17 White, Matt 14 41 20 61 . . 1-10 4 . 1-0 1 . .7 Ponder, Randy 14 39 17 56 . . 2-23 10 . . . . .33 Golden, Markus 14 36 19 55 13.0-62 6.5-43 1-70 . 8 2-0 1 . .52 Sam, Michael 14 31 17 48 19.0-97 11.5-71 . 2 9 1-21 2 . .12 Ruise, Darvin 14 28 16 44 1.0-3 . 1-19 1 . 1-0 1 . .47 Ealy, Kony 14 30 13 43 14.5-70 9.5-59 1-49 6 14 1-0 3 . .2S Simon, Ian 13 22 20 42 3.5-12 . 1-1 5 1 . . . .89 Hoch, Matt 13 20 21 41 4.0-13 3.0-12 . 1 3 1-0 1 . .56 Ray, Shane 14 27 12 39 9.0-45 4.5-37 . . 11 1-73 2 . .96 Vincent, Lucas 14 20 14 34 5.0-18 1.5-4 . 1 4 . 1 . .9D Brantley, Harold 14 14 16 30 5.0-6 . . 3 2 1-0 . . .2X Singleton, Duron 12 15 8 23 2.0-3 . . 1 . . 1 . .11 Penton, Aarion 14 12 4 16 1.0-1 . 1-3 1 . . . . .1G Gibson, John 12 9 5 14 . . 1-0 3 1 1-0 . . .55 Burnett, Brayden 14 8 4 12 1.0-3 1.0-3 . . . . . . .97 Augusta, Josh 14 5 4 9 3.0-8 2.0-6 . . . . . 1 .94 Foster, Marvin 9 3 5 8 0.5-1 . . . 1 . . . .2 Washington, L’Damian 14 6 . 6 . . . . . . . . .30 Scherer, Michael 14 4 2 6 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .14 Clark, Jaleel 13 5 . 5 . . . . . . . . .25 Newsom, Donavin 10 4 1 5 . . . . . . . . .5B Browning, Cortland 14 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . .36 Steward, Morgan 12 2 2 4 . . . . . . 1 . .16 Copelin, Levi 14 3 1 4 . . . . . . . 1 .3 Johnson, David 12 3 . 3 1.0-3 . . . . . . . .35 Hunt, Tyler 13 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .85 Lucas, Marcus 14 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .28 Payton, Ernest 1 2 . 2 1.0-1 . . 1 . . . . .86 Hurrell, Jake 13 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .21 Sasser, Bud 14 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . .20 Josey, Henry 14 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .15 Green-Beckham,Dorial 14 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .50 Winston, Evan 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .40 Green, Clarence 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .80 Culkin, Sean 14 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .95 Hatley, Rickey 8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .98 Echard, Clayton 12 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . Total.......... 14 653 387 1040 107-409 41-237 20-232 55 62 12-105 14 2 . Opponents...... 14 623 364 987 73.0-277 27-159 8-77 51 34 8-2 10 1 .



OFFENSE Y-WR LT LG C RG RT QB TB X-WR H-WR Z-WR

Murray State Lucas Britt Copeland Boehm McGovern Morse Franklin Josey Green-Beckham Sasser Washington

Toledo Lucas Britt Copeland Boehm McGovern Morse Franklin Josey Green-Beckham Culkin* Washington

at Indiana Lucas Britt Gatti Boehm McGovern Morse Franklin Josey Green-Beckham Sasser Washington

Arkansas State Lucas Britt Gatti Boehm McGovern Morse Franklin Josey Green-Beckham Sasser Washington

at Vanderbilt Lucas Britt Copeland Boehm McGovern Morse Franklin Josey Green-Beckham Sasser Washington

at Georgia Lucas Britt Copeland Boehm McGovern Morse Franklin Josey Green-Beckham Sasser Washington

Florida Lucas Britt Copeland Boehm McGovern Morse Mauk Josey Green-Beckham Sasser Washington

South Carolina Lucas Britt Copeland Boehm McGovern Morse Mauk Josey Green-Beckham Waters* Washington

Tennessee Lucas Britt Copeland Boehm McGovern Morse Mauk Josey Green-Beckham Sasser Washington

at Kentucky Lucas Britt Copeland Boehm McGovern Morse Mauk Josey Green-Beckham Sasser Washington

at Ole Miss Lucas Britt Copeland Boehm McGovern Morse Franklin Josey Green-Beckham Sasser Washington

Texas A&M Lucas Britt Copeland Boehm McGovern Morse Franklin Josey Green-Beckham Waters* Washington

vs. Auburn Lucas Britt Copeland Boehm McGovern Morse Franklin Josey Green-Beckham Sasser Washington

vs. Oklahoma State Lucas Britt Copeland Boehm McGovern Morse Franklin Josey Green-Beckham Waters* Washington

*-Started as Tight End

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

Murray State Sam Hoch Vincent Ealy Simon& Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Gaines

Toledo Sam Hoch Vincent Ealy Simon& Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Gaines

at Indiana Sam Hoch Vincent Ealy Bonner Simon& Brothers White Webb Ponder Gaines

Arkansas State Sam Brantley Vincent Ealy Bonner Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Gaines

at Vanderbilt Sam Hoch Vincent Ealy Bonner Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Gaines

at Georgia Sam Hoch Vincent Ealy Bonner Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Gaines

Florida Sam Hoch Brantley Ealy Bonner Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Penton

South Carolina Sam Hoch Brantley Ealy Bonner Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Penton

Tennessee Sam Hoch Brantley Ealy Simon& Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Gaines

at Kentucky Sam Hoch Brantley Ealy Simon& Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Gaines

at Ole Miss Sam Hoch Vincent Ealy Simon& Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Gaines

Texas A&M Sam Hoch Simon& Ealy Bonner Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Gaines

vs. Auburn Sam Hoch Vincent Ealy Simon& Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Gaines

vs. Oklahoma State Sam Hoch Vincent Ealy Simon& Wilson Brothers White Webb Ponder Gaines

&-Started as a 5th defensive back

2013 Game-by-Game staRtinG lineups


2013 Game-by-Game statisticspassinG

JamesFranklin Att.Comp.Int. Pct. Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic.

Murray State 38 26 0 68.4 318 3 44 1 6 164.8

Toledo 25 16 1 64.0 212 1 51 2 12 140.4

Indiana 47 32 2 68.1 343 2 41 3 17 134.9

ASU 30 21 0 70.0 256 3 68 1 3 174.7

Vanderbilt 28 19 0 67.9 278 4 42 2 9 198.4

Georgia 27 18 0 66.7 170 1 28 4 31 131.8

Ole Miss 19 12 1 63.2 142 0 32 2 8 115.4

Texas A&M 28 18 0 64.3 233 2 38 2 9 157.8

Auburn 37 21 1 56.8 303 3 55 3 14 146.9

OSU 40 15 1 37.5 174 0 27 2 16 69.0

TOTALS 319 198 6 62.1 2429 19 68 22 125 141.9

Mauk,Maty Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic

Murray State 3 2 0 66.7 18 0 11 0 0 117.1

Georgia 3 3 0 100.0 23 0 20 0 0 164.4

Florida 36 18 1 50.0 295 1 52 0 0 122.4

South Carolina 25 10 1 40.0 249 1 96 2 11 128.9

Tennessee 25 12 0 48.0 163 3 40 0 0 142.4

Kentucky 28 17 0 60.7 203 5 35 0 0 180.5

Ole Miss 7 3 0 42.9 83 0 60 0 0 142.5

Texas A&M 2 1 0 50.0 5 0 5 1 6 71.0

OSU 4 2 0 50.0 32 1 24 0 0 199.7

TOTALS 133 68 2 51.1 1071 11 96 5 34 143.1

Sasser,Bud Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic

Georgia 1 1 0 100.0 40 1 40 0 0 766.0

TOTALS 1 1 0 100.0 40 1 40 0 0 766.0

Berkstresser,C Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic

Murray State 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

TOTALS 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0


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——SEC GAMES—— ——OVERALL——EASTERN w-L Pct. PF PA w-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neut. Streak MIZZOU 7-1 .875 283 149 12-2 .857 548 323 6-1 5-0 1-1 Won 1

South Carolina 6-2 .750 253 178 11-2 .846 443 264 7-0 3-2 1-0 Won 6

Georgia 5-3 .625 292 254 8-5 .615 477 377 5-1 2-3 1-1 Lost 1

Vanderbilt 4-4 .500 213 241 9-4 .692 391 320 5-2 3-2 1-0 Won 5

Florida 3-5 .375 159 163 4-8 .333 226 253 3-3 1-4 0-1 Lost 7

Tennessee 2-6 .250 144 245 5-7 .417 286 348 4-3 1-4 0-0 Won 1

Kentucky 0-8 .000 118 291 2-10 .167 246 374 2-5 0-4 0-1 Lost 4

WESTERN w-L Pct. PF PA w-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neut. Streak Auburn 7-1 .875 287 224 12-2 .857 553 346 8-0 3-1 1-1 Lost 1

Alabama 7-1 .875 305 117 11-2 .846 496 181 7-0 3-1 1-1 Lost 2

LSU 5-3 .625 258 199 10-3 .769 465 286 7-0 1-3 2-0 Won 3

Texas A&M 4-4 .500 307 292 9-4 .692 575 419 6-2 2-2 1-0 Won 1

Mississippi St. 3-5 .375 179 237 7-6 .538 360 299 5-2 1-3 1-1 Won 3

Ole Miss 3-5 .375 180 220 8-5 .615 390 308 5-2 2-3 1-0 Won 1

Arkansas 0-8 .000 135 303 3-9 .250 248 369 3-4 0-5 0-0 Lost 9

2013SECChAMPIONShIPGAMEDec. 7th Auburn 59, MIZZOU 42 (Atlanta, Ga.)

2013-14SECBOwLGAMERESULTSDec. 30th Ole Miss 25, Georgia Tech 17 (Music City Bowl)

Dec. 31st Mississippi State 44, Rice 7 (Liberty Bowl)

Dec. 31st Texas A&M 52, Duke 48 (Chick-fil-A Bowl)

Jan. 1st Nebraska 24, Georgia 19 (Gator Bowl)

Jan. 1st South Carolina 34, Wisconsin 24 (Capital One Bowl)

Jan. 1st LSU 21, Iowa 14 (Outback Bowl)

Jan. 2nd Oklahoma 45, Alabama 31 (Sugar Bowl)

Jan. 3rd MIZZOU 41, Oklahoma State 31 (Cotton Bowl)

Jan. 4th Vanderbilt 41, Houston 24 (Compass Bowl)

Jan. 5th Florida State 34, Auburn 31 (BCS Championship)

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RECORDS SECTION152 2014 Mizzou Spring Football

IndIvIdual RecoRdsNOTE: Season and career totals PRIOR TO 2002 do not include postseason play

scoRInGMost Points ScoredGame: __ 30, Brad Smith vs. Texas Tech, 10/25/2003Season: _ 133, Jeff Wolfert, 2008Career: __ 362, Jeff Wolfert, 2006-08 (kicker) 284, Brad Smith, 2002-05 (non-kicker)

Most Touchdowns Scored Game: __ 5, Brad Smith vs. Texas Tech, 10/25/2003Season: _ 19, Derrick Washington, 2008 19, Brad Smith, 2003Career: __ 46, Brad Smith, 2002-05

Most Extra Points Attempted by Kicking Game: __ 9, Jeff Wolfert vs. Nevada, 9/13/08Season: _ 73, Jeff Wolfert, 2008 (72 made)Career: __ 185, Jeff Wolfert, 2006-08 (185 made)

Most Extra Points Made by Kicking Game: __ 9, Jeff Wolfert vs. Nevada, 9/13/08Season: _ 73, Jeff Wolfert, 2008Career: __ 185, Jeff Wolfert, 2006-08

Highest Percentage of Extra Points Made Season (min. 20): __ 1.000, Jeff Wolfert, 2008 (73-73) 1.000, Jeff Wolfert, 2007 (67-67) 1.000, Jeff Wolfert, 2006 (45-45) 1.000, Grant Ressel, 2009 (39-39) 1.000, Jeff Jacke, 1990 (32-32) 1.000, Grant Ressel, 2011 (30-30) 1.000, Trey Barrow, 2011 (23-23) 1.000, Charles Rash, 1957 (20-20)Career (min. 50): __ 1.000, Jeff Wolfert, 2006-08 (182-182)

Most Consecutive Extra Points Made Game: __ 9, Jeff Wolfert vs. Nevada, 9/13/08Season: _ 73, Jeff Wolfert, 2008 (73 attempts)Career: __ 185, Jeff Wolfert, 2006-08 (all 182 attempts) Most Points Scored by Kicking Game: __ 18, Andrew Baggett vs. Florida, 10/19/2013 (5 FGs, 3 PATs)Season: _ 133, Jeff Wolfert, 2007 (20 FG, 73 PATs)Career: __ 362, Jeff Wolfert, 2006-08 (59 FG, 185 PATs)


FIeld GoalsMost Field Goals Attempted Game: __ 7, Tom Whelihan vs. Oklahoma State, 11/16/1985Season: _ 27, Tim Gibbons, 1975 (13 made) 27, Jeff Wolfert, 2008 (20 made) 27, Grant Ressel, 2009 (26 made)Career: __ 72, Jeff Wolfert, 2006-08 (56 attempts)

Most Field Goals MadeGame: __ 5, Jeff Jacke vs. Kansas, 11/21/1992Season: _ 26, Grant Ressel, 2009 (27 attempts)Career: __ 59, Jeff Wolfert, 2006-08 (68 attempts)

Highest Percentage of Field Goals Made Season (min. 20 atts.): ___0.963, Grant Ressel, 2009 (26-27)Career (min. 40 atts.): ___ 0.839, Grant Ressel, 2009-11 (52-62)

RusHInGMost Carries Game: __ 45, Zain Gilmore vs. Texas Tech, 10/30/1999Season: _ 283, Devin West, 1998Career: __ 799, Brad Smith, 2002-05

Most Net Yards Gained Game: __ 319, Devin West vs. Kansas, 9/12/1998 (33 carries)Season: _ 1,578, Devin West, 1998 (283 carries)Career: _ 4,289, Brad Smith, 2002-05 (799 carries)

Highest Average Gain Per Carry Game (min. 5 carries): ___ 30.0, Harry Ice vs. Kansas, 11/22/1941 (8-240) (min. 10 carries): __ 18.8, Henry Josey vs. W. Illinois, 9/17/2011 (14-263) (min. 20 carries): __ 11.7, Tony Temple vs. Arkansas, 1/1/2008 (24-281)Season (min. 100 carries): _ 8.1, Henry Josey, 2011 (min. 150 carries): _ 6.7, Henry Josey, 2013Career (min. 250 carries): _ 7.4, Bob Steuber, 1940-42 (min. 300 carries): _ 7.0, Henry Josey, 2010-13

Most Touchdowns Scored by Rushing Game: __ 5, Brad Smith vs. Texas Tech, 10/25/2003Season: _ 18, Brad Smith, 2003Career: __ 45, Brad Smith, 2002-05


PassInGMost Passes Attempted Game: __ 73, Jeff Handy vs. Oklahoma State, 10/17/1992 Season: _ 563, Chase Daniel, 2007Career: __ 1,609, Chase Daniel, 2005-08

Most Passes Completed Game: __ 43, Jeff Handy vs. Oklahoma State, 10/17/1992Season: _ 385, Chase Daniel, 2008Career: __ 1,094, Chase Daniel, 2005-08

Highest Percentage of Passes Completed Game: __ (min. 10 atts.): __ .941, Chase Daniel vs. SEMO, 9/6/2008 (16-17) (min. 20 atts.): __ .839, Blaine Gabbert vs. McNeese St., 9/11/2010 (26-31)Season: _ (min. 100 atts.): _ .729, Chase Daniel, 2008 (385-528) (min. 200 atts.): _ .729, Chase Daniel, 2008 (385-528)Career: __ (min. 225 atts.): _ .680, Chase Daniel, 2005-08 (1,094-1,609)

Lowest Percentage of Passes Had Intercepted Season: _(min. 100 atts.): __.016, Brad Smith, 2002 (6-366) (min. 200 atts.): __.016, Brad Smith, 2002 (6-366) Career: __(min. 275 atts.): __.019, Blaine Gabbert, 2008-10 (18-933)

Most Consecutive Pass Completions 20 __ Chase Daniel vs. Buffalo, 2008

Most Yards Gained Game: __ 480, Jeff Handy vs. Okla. St., 10/17/1992Season: _ 4,335, Chase Daniel, 2008Career: __ 12,515, Chase Daniel, 2005-08

Most Yards Gained Per Attempt Game (min. 10 atts.): ___15.2, Corby Jones vs. Iowa State, 10/4/1997 (14-213) (min. 20 atts.): ___14.5, Chase Daniel vs. Nevada, 9/13/2008 (28-405) (min. 30 atts.): ___10.58, Kirk Farmer vs. Baylor, 11/10/2001 (34-360) Season (min. 70 atts.): ___10.5, Vic Eaton, 1954 (74-774) (min. 150 atts.): __8.7, Corby Jones, 1997 (191-1658) Career (min. 250 atts.): __7.826, Terry McMillan, 1968-69 (346-2708) (min. 375 atts.): __7.778, Chase Daniel, 2005-08 (1,609-12,515) Most Yards Gained Per Completion Game (min. 5 comp.): ____39.8, Paul Christman vs. St. Louis, 9/28/1940 (5-199) (min. 10 comp.): ___21.9, Terry McMillan vs. Kansas, 11/2/1969 (14-307) (min. 20 comp.): ___18.6, Steve Pisarkiewicz vs. Okla. St., 10/11/1975 (20-371)Season (min. 35 comp.): ___21.5, Vic Eaton, 1954 (36-774) (min. 75 comp.): ___18.7, Terry McMillan, 1969 (105-1963) Career (min. 100 comp.): _16.8, Terry McMillan, 1968-69 (161-2708)


Most Touchdown Passes Game: __ 5, Chase Daniel at Colorado, 10/25/2008 5, Chase Daniel vs. Colorado, 11/3/2007 5, Chase Daniel vs. Ole Miss, 9/8/2007 5, Chase Daniel vs. Murray State, 9/2/2006 5, Maty Mauk at Kentucky, 11/9/2013Season: _ 39, Chase Daniel, 2008Career: __ 101, Chase Daniel, 2005-08

Most Passes Had Intercepted Game: __ 7, Paul Christman vs. Kansas State, 10/8/1938 Season: _ 19, Paul Christman, 1938 Career: _ 45, Paul Christman, 1938-40

Highest Passing Efficiency Rating Game: __ 273.4, Chase Daniel vs. SEMO, 9/6/08Season: _ 159.4, Chase Daniel, 2008Career: __ 149.0, Chase Daniel, 2005-08

Most 200-Yard Passing GamesSeason: _ 14, Chase Daniel, 2008Career: __ 38, Chase Daniel, 2005-08

Most 300-Yard Passing GamesSeason: _ 8, Chase Daniel, 2008 8, Chase Daniel, 2007Career: __ 20, Chase Daniel, 2005-08

Most 400-Yard Passing GamesSeason: __2, Blaine Gabbert, 2009 2, Chase Daniel, 2008 2, Chase Daniel, 2007 2, Jeff Handy, 1992Career: ___4, Chase Daniel, 2005-08


ToTal oFFense(Yards gained running and passing)

Most Plays Game: __ 84, Brad Smith vs. New Mexico, 9/10/2005Season: _ 672, Chase Daniel, 2007Career: _ 2,283, Brad Smith, 2002-05

Most Yards Gained Game: __ 480, Brad Smith vs. Nebraska, 10/22/2005 (246 rushing, 234 passing)Season: _ 4,616, Chase Daniel, 2008 (281 rushing, 4,335 passing)Career: __ 13,485, Chase Daniel, 2005-08 (970 rushing, 12,515 passing)

Highest Average Gain Per Play Game (min. 20 plays): ____ 14.4, Chase Daniel vs. Nevada, 9/13/2008 (24-417) (min. 40 plays): ____ 9.7, Brad Smith vs.Texas Tech, 10/25/03 (43-419) Season (min. 1,000 yards): __ 7.7, Chase Daniel, 2008(597-4,616) (min. 1,500 yards): __ 7.7, Chase Daniel, 2008(597-4,616)Career (min. 2,000 yards): __ 7.2, Bob Steuber, 1940-42 (299-2,145) (min. 3,000 yards): __ 6.8, Chase Daniel, 2005-08 (1973-13,485) Most Touchdowns Responsible for (TDs scored and passed for) Game: __ 6, Terry McMillan vs. Kansas, 11/22/1969 (scored 2, passed for 4) 6, Corby Jones vs. Oklahoma State, 10/25/1997 (scored 2, passed for 4)Season: _ 40, Chase Daniel, 2008 (scored 1, passed for 39)Career: __ 111, Chase Daniel, 2005-08 (scored 10, passed for 101)

all-PuRPose RunnInG(Yards gained running, receiving and returning)

Most Yards Gained Game: __ 360, Jeremy Maclin at Kansas St., 11/17/2007 (8 rush, 143 rec., 209 ret.)Season: _ 2,833, Jeremy Maclin, 2008 (1,260 rec., 293 rush, 1,280 ret.)Career: _ 5,609, Jeremy Maclin, 2007-08 (2,315 rec., 668 rush, 2,62 ret.)

ReceIvInGMost Passes CaughtGame: __ 16, Justin Gage at Bowling Green, 9/14/2002 Season: _ 113, Danario Alexander, 2009Career: _ 247, Chase Coffman, 2005-08

Most Yards Gained Game: __ 236, Justin Gage vs. Baylor, 11/10/2001 236, Justin Gage at Bowling Green, 9/14/2002Season: _ 1,781, Danario Alexander, 2009Career: __ 2,778, Danario Alexander, 2009


Highest Average Gain Per ReceptionGame (min. 3): ___48.3, Joe Stewart vs. Nebraska, 10/23/1976 (3-145) (min. 5): ___34.4, Linzy Collins vs. TCU, 9/8/1990 (5-172)Season (min. 20): __27.1, Mel Gray, 1969 (26-705) (min. 30): __21.5, Henry Marshall, 1975 (44-945) Career (min. 50): __22.3, Mel Gray, 1968-70 (67-1491)

Most Touchdown Passes Caught Game: __ 4, Dorial Green-Beckham at Kentucky, 11/9/2013Season: _ 14, Danario Alexander, 2009Career: __ 30, Chase Coffman, 2005-08

Most Consecutive Games With A Pass Reception45, Chase Coffman, 2005-08

PunTInGMost PuntsGame: __ 13, Mike Farmer vs. Stanford, 9/11/1971 Season: _ 79, Jason Smith, 1995Career: __ 206, Jim Goble, 1973-75

Most Yards Punting Game: __ 501, Ray West vs. UCLA, 10/16/1965 Season: _ 3,248, Kyle Pooler, 1994Career: _ 8,316, Marlon Adler, 1982-85

Highest Average Yards Per Punt Game: __ (min. 3): __58.0, Trey Barrow at Arizona State, 9/9/2011 (4-232) (min. 5): __53.9, Matt Grabner at Texas Tech, 11/6/10 (8-431) (min. 10): _47.6, Kyle Pooler vs. Illinois, 9/10/1994 (10-476)Season: _ (min. 20): _45.03, Vince Sebo, 1996 (31-1396) (min. 35): _44.82, Trey Barrow, 2011 (62-2779) Career: _ (min. 50): _43.89, Trey Barrow, 2010-12 (132-5794) (min. 100): _43.89, Trey Barrow, 2010-12 (132-5794)

Most Punts Downed Inside Opponent’s 20-Yard LineSeason: _ 30, Trey Barrow, 2012 29, Matt Grabner, 2010 27, Eric Schmidt, 1981 26, Christian Brinser, 2013 24, Jeff Brockhaus, 1980

Most Punts of over 50 YardsSeason: _ 23, Kyle Pooler, 1994


PunT ReTuRnsMost Punt ReturnsGame: __ 7, Leo Lewis vs. North Carolina, 10/2/1976 Season: _ 40, Roger Wehrli, 1968 Career: _ 92, Roger Wehrli, 1966-68

Most Yards on Punt Returns Game: __ 180, Marcus Murphy vs. SE Louisiana, 9/1/2012Season: _ 478, Roger Wehrli, 1968 Career: _ 1,062, Roger Wehrli, 1966-68

Highest Average Gain Per Return Game (min. 3): ____39.3, Donnie Smith vs. Air Force, 10/8/1960 (3-118) (min. 4): ____39.0, Roger Wehrli vs. Iowa State, 10/21/1967 (4-156)Season (min. 10): ___23.0, Donnie Smith, 1959 (10-230) (min. 15): ___16.5, John Moseley, 1973 (19-314)Career (min. 25): ___13.9, Marcus Murphy, 2010-12 (27-374) (min. 50): ___12.1, Marcus James, 2000-03 (78-942)

KIcKoFF ReTuRnsMost Kickoff Returns Game: __ 7, Joe Stewart vs. Wisconsin, 10/5/1974 7, Jeremy Maclin vs. Oklahoma, 12/6/2008Season: _ 43, Jeremy Maclin, 2007 Career: __ 85, Jeremy Maclin, 2007-08

Most Yards on Kickoff Returns Game: __ 203, Mike Fink vs. Arizona State, 12/23/1972 Season: _ 1,039, Jeremy Maclin, 2007Career: __ 2,049, Jeremy Maclin, 2007-08

Highest Average Gain Per Return Game: __ (min. 2): __ 72.0, Jon Staggers vs. Kansas State, 11/1/1969 (2-144) (min. 3): __ 51.3, Ricardo Rhodes vs. Oklahoma, 10/17/1998 (3-154) (min. 5): __ 33.6, Mike Fink vs. Arizona State, 12/23/1972 (6-203) Season: _ (min. 10): _ 31.3, Ricardo Rhodes, 1998 (13-404) Career: __ (min. 25): _ 25.03, Jon Staggers, 1967-69 (31-776) (min. 50): _ 25.0, Mike Fink, 1970-72 (51-1275)

coMBIned KIcK ReTuRnsMost Returns Game: __ 9, Joe Stewart vs. Wisconsin, 10/5/1974 9, Leo Lewis vs. Oklahoma, 11/13/1976 Season: _ 68, Jeremy Maclin, 2007Career: __ 133, Jeremy Maclin, 2007-08


Most Yards on Returns Game: __ 228, Mike Fink vs. Oklahoma State, 10/16/1971 Season: _ 1,346, Jeremy Maclin, 2007Career: __ 2,626, Jeremy Maclin, 2007-08

Highest Average Gain Per ReturnGame: __ (min. 3): __61.3, Jon Staggers vs. Kansas State, 11/1/1969 (3-184) (min. 4): __39.0, Roger Wehrli vs. Iowa State, 10/21/1967 (4-156) (min. 5): __34.4, James Caver vs. Louisville, 9/26/1981 (5-172) Season: _ (min. 25): _20.8, John Moseley, 1973 (36-748) Career : _ (min. 50): _19.7, Jeremy Maclin, 2007-08 (113-2,626)

Pass InTeRcePTIonsMost Passes InterceptedGame: __ 3, Roger Wehrli vs. Okla. State, 11/2/1968 3, Eric Wright vs. San Diego State, 9/8/1979 3, Bill Whitaker vs. San Diego State, 9/8/1979 3, Bill Whitaker vs. San Diego State, 9/27/1980 3, Clayton Baker vs. North Texas, 9/2/1995 3, R.J. Jones vs. Troy State, 9/28/2002Season: _ 8, William Moore, 2007Career: __ 16, Adrian Jones, 1986-89

Most Yards on Interception ReturnsGame: __ 99, Marcus King vs. South Carolina, 12/30/2005 Season: _ 167, Ken Boston, 1964 Career: __ 245, Ken Boston, 1963-65

Highest Average Gain Per InterceptionGame : __ (min. 2): 38.0, John Moseley vs. Kansas State, 11/4/1972 (2-76) Season: _ (min. 4): 28.3, John Moseley, 1972 (4-113)Career: _ (min. 8): 17.5, Ken Boston, 1963-65 (14-245)

Most Interceptions Returned for TDsGame: __ 1, many times, most recently by Kony Ealy at Indiana, 9/21/2013Season: _ 3, Erik McMillan, 1987 Career: __ 4, William Moore, 2005-08

GaMes PlaYedConsecutive Games Started50, Carl Gettis, 2007-1050, Adam Spieker, 2004-0750, Martin Rucker, 2004-0748, Brad Smith, 2002-0547, A.J. Ricker, 2000-0342, Rob Riti, 1996-9942, Mike Bedosky, 1990-93


TacKlesMost TacklesGame: __ 26, Taft Sales at Oklahoma State, 10/30/1982Season: _ 164, Travis McDonald, 1994Career: __ 434, James Kinney, 2001-04

Most Unassisted TacklesSeason: _ 113, Travis McDonald, 1994Career: __ 256, James Kinney, 2001-04

Most Quarterback SacksGame: __ 4, Brian Smith at New Mexico, 9/16/2006 4, Antwaun Bynum at Oklahoma State, 10/6/2001 4, Justin Smith at Baylor, 11/11/2000 4, Bobby Bell vs. BYU, 12/23/1983 (Holiday Bowl)Season: _ 11.5, Aldon Smith, 2009 ________ 11.5, Michael Sam, 2013Career: _ 31.5, Brian Smith, 2003-06

lonGesT PlaYsRun From Scrimmage95 yards, Harry Ice at Iowa State, 10/18/1941

Pass Completion98 yards, Pete Woods to Joe Stewart at Nebraska, 10/23/1976

Kickoff Return100 yards, three times, most recently Joe Stewart at Oklahoma State, 10/30/1976

Punt Return90 yards, Donnie Smith vs. Air Force, 10/8/1960

Intercepted Pass Return99 yards, Marcus King vs. South Carolina, 12/30/2005 (Independence Bowl)

Intercepted Lateral Return77 yards, Don Greenwood vs. Iowa State, 10/19/1940

Fumble Return103 yards, Vince Turner at Kansas, 11/30/1963

Field Goal62 yards, Tom Whelihan vs. Colorado, 10/11/1986

Punt82 yards, Jeff Brockhaus vs. Kansas State, 10/25/1980


TeaM RecoRdsscoRInG

Most Points Quarter: _ 31 vs. Memphis State, 10/5/1991 (2nd) 31 vs. San Diego State, 9/8/1979 (4th) Half: ____ 45 vs. San Diego State, 9/8/1979 (2nd) Game: __ 69, 3 times, most recently vs. Western Illinois, 2011 [69 vs. Kansas, 1969] Season: _ 591, 2008 (14 games); 427, 2011 (13 games); 369, 2005 (12 games) Most Points Scored at Faurot FieldGame: __ 69, twice, most recently vs. Western Illinois, 9/17/2010

Fewest PointsGame: __ 0, 151 times; Most recently Kansas State 38, Missouri 0, 11/23/2002Season: _ 25, 1934 (9 games)

Greatest MarginsWin: ____ 69 points; Missouri 69, Western Illinois 0, 9/17/2011Loss: ___ 77 points; Oklahoma 77, Missouri 0, 11/8/1986Conference Victory: _58 points; Missouri 58, Colorado 0, 10/25/2008Conference Loss: __77 points; Oklahoma 77, Missouri 0, 11/8/1986

Greatest One-Game Turnarounds125 points, 1986 (Oklahoma 77, MU 0 to MU 48, Kansas 0) 87 points, 1944 (Ohio State 54, MU 0 to MU 33, Kansas State 0) 86 points, 1988 (Miami 55, MU 0 to MU 52, Kansas State 21) 83 points, 2008 (Texas 56, MU 31 to MU 58, Colorado 0)

Most TouchdownsGame: __ 9 vs. Nevada, 9/13/2008 & 9 vs. SELA, 9/1/2012Season: _ 73, 2008 (13 games)

RusHInGMost CarriesGame: __ 99 vs. Colorado, 10/12/1968 (421 yards)Season: _ 645, 1977 (2,469 yards)

Most Yards GainedGame: __ 516 vs. Colorado, 10/6/1984Season: _ 3,330, 2013 (14 games)________ 3,230, 1942 (12 games)________ 3,172, 2011 (13 games)


PassInGMost AttemptsGame: __ 73 at Oklahoma State, 10/17/1992 (43 completions)Season: _ 582, 2007 (394 completions)

Most CompletionsGame: __ 43 vs. Oklahoma State, 10/17/1992 (73 attempts) Season: _ 404, 2008 (565 attempts)

Most Passes Had InterceptedGame: __ 8 vs. Kansas State, 11/17/1951Season: _ 30, 1951

Most Yards GainedGame: __ 519 vs. Nevada, 9/13/2008Season: _ 4,625, 2008

Most Touchdown PassesGame: __ 5 at Kentucky, 2013 5 vs. Colorado, 10/25/2008 5 vs. Nevada, 9/13/2008 5 at Colorado, 11/3/2007 5 at Ole Miss, 9/8/2007 5 vs. Murray State, 9/2/2006Season: _ 41, 2008

ToTal oFFenseMost Offensive PlaysGame: __ 105 at Kansas, 11/19/1949 105 vs. New Mexico, 9/10/2005Season: _ 1,112, 2007 (14 games)

Most First DownsGame: __ 35 vs. California, 10/5/1985 35 vs. New Mexico, 9/10/2005 Season: _ 378, 2007 (14 games)

Most Yards GainedGame: __ 744 vs. Western Illinois, 9/17/2011 (428 rush, 316 pass) Season: _ 6,870, 2013 (3,330 rush, 3,570 pass), 14 games 6,182, 2011 (3,172 rush, 3,010 pass), 13 games 5,157, 2005 (2,463 rush, 2,694 pass), 12 games 4,690, 1984 (2,639 rush, 2,051 pass), 11 games]

TuRnoveRsMost Fumbles CommittedGame: __ 11 vs. Kansas State, 11/16/1991Season: _ 45, 1971


Most Fumbles LostGame: __ 7 vs. Kansas, 1949 Season: _ 29, 1956

Most Fumbles RecoveredGame: __ 8 vs. Kansas, 1950 Season: _ 27, 1971

Most Passes InterceptedGame: __ 8 vs. Iowa State, 1946 Season: _ 28, 1941

Fewest Fumbles LostSeason: _ 5, 2007, 2003 and 2002

Fewest Total TurnoversSeason: __12, 2002

Most Kicks BlockedSeason: _ 6, 2010 (1 PAT, 4 FGs, 1 punt) 6, 2001 (3 PATs, 2 FGs, 1 punt) 6, 1999 (2 PATs, 1 FG, 3 punts) 6, 1994 (3 PATs, 1 FG, 2 punts)

PenalTIesMost Times PenalizedSeason: _ 90, 1994

Most Yards Penalized Game: __ 179 vs. California, 1972 Season: _ 841, 1994

Least Yards PenalizedGame: __ 0 vs. Navy, 2009 0 vs. Kansas, 1964 0 vs. Oklahoma, 1943Season: _ 230, 1960

consecuTIve GaMesWon: __________________________________________________ 12, 1959-60 Lost: ___________________________________________________ 10, 1984-85 Winless: ________________________________________________ 17, 1933-34 Scored: ___________________________________________ 130, 2003-presentWithout a Tie Game: _____________________________________ 178, 1966-82Home Wins: _____________________________________________ 20, 1938-43Home Defeats: ____________________________________________ 8, 1984-85Road Wins: ______________________________________________ 9, 1959-62Road Defeats: ___________________________________________ 17, 1991-94Road Winless: ____________________________________17, 1932-36; 1991-94


IndIvIdual RecoRdsPASSING

SINGLE GAME _______ YDS. _ ATT. __ COMP. _ OPPONENT YEAR1. Jeff Handy __________ 480 ___ 73 __ 43 __ Oklahoma State ______1992 2. Blaine Gabbert ______ 468 ___ 51 ____ 30 ___ Baylor ______________20093. Kent Kiefer _________ 444 ___ 44 ____ 29 ___ Kansas _____________1989 4. Chase Daniel ________ 439 ___ 43 ____ 36 ___ Buffalo _____________20085. Blaine Gabbert ______ 434 ___ 57 ____ 41 ___ Iowa _______________20106. Jeff Handy __________ 424 ___ 44 __ 29 __ Nebraska ___________1992 7. Chase Daniel ________ 421 ___ 44 ____ 26 ___ Colorado ____________20078. Blaine Gabbert ______ 414 ___ 40 ____ 25 ___ Nevada _____________20099. Chase Daniel ________ 405 ___ 28 ____ 23 ___ Nevada _____________200810. Chase Daniel ________ 401 ___ 47 ____ 33 ___ Nebraska ___________200711. Chase Daniel ________ 390 ___ 52 ____ 39 ___ Oklahoma State ______200812. Steve Pisarkiewicz ___ 371 ___ 27 __ 20 __ Oklahoma State ______1975 13. Tony Scardino _______ 365 ___ 42 ___ 23 __ Oklahoma ___________1951 14. Chase Daniel ________ 361 ___ 47 ____ 37 ___ Oklahoma ___________2007 Chase Daniel ________ 361 ___ 49 ____ 40 ___ Kansas _____________2007 Blaine Gabbert ______ 361 ___ 47 ____ 31 ___ Texas A&M _________201017. Kirk Farmer ________ 360 ___ 34 ____ 23 ___ Baylor ______________200118. Chase Daniel ________ 359 ___ 54 ____ 37 ___ Illinois _____________200719. Chase Daniel ________ 356 ___ 38 ____ 26 ___ Kansas _____________200620. Chase Daniel ________ 352 ___ 35 ____ 27 ___ Texas A&M _________2007

SINGLE SEASON _____ YDS. __ATT. COMP. INT. _PCT. _ TD _ YEAR 1. Chase Daniel _______ 4335 ____528 ___ 385 ___ 18 __ .729 ___39 ___20082. Chase Daniel _______ 4306 ____563 ___ 384 ___ 11 __ .682 ___33 ___20073. Blaine Gabbert _____ 3593 ____445 ___ 262 ____ 9 __ .589 ___24 ___20094. Chase Daniel _______ 3527 ____452 ___ 287 ___ 10 __ .635 ___28 ___20065. Blaine Gabbert _____ 3186 ____475 ___ 301 ____ 9 __ .634 ___16 ___20106. James Franklin _____ 2865 ____376 ___ 238 ___ 11 __ .633 ___21 ___20117. Jeff Handy _________ 2463 __329 __ 196 __ 8 __ .596 __13 ___19928. James Franklin _____ 2429 ____319 ___ 198 ____ 6 __ .621 ___19 ___20139. Brad Smith ________ 2333 ____366 ___ 196 ____ 6 __ .536 ___15 ___2002 10. Kent Kiefer ________ 2314 __ 314 __ 183 _ 15 _ .583 __12 ___1989

CAREER _____________ YDS. __ATT. COMP. INT. _PCT. _ TD YEARS1. Chase Daniel ______ 12515 ___1609 __ 1094 ___ 41 __ .680 __101 2005-082. Brad Smith ________ 8799 ___1484 ___ 835 ___ 33 __ .563 ___56 2002-05 3. James Franklin _____ 6962 ____943 ___ 586 ___ 25 __ .621 ___51 2010-134. Jeff Handy _________ 6959 ___1058 ___ 618 ___ 30 __ .584 ___39 1991-945. Blaine Gabbert _____ 6822 ____933 ___ 568 ___ 18 __ .609 ___40 2008-106. Phil Bradley _______ 5352 __798 __ 437 _ 29 _ .548 __32 1977-80 7. Marlon Adler _______ 5231 __642 __ 347 _ 44 _ .540 __32 1982-858. Kent Kiefer ________ 4497 __589 __ 348 _ 30 _ .591 __23 1989-90 9. Corby Jones _______ 3697 ____516 ___ 257 ___ 18 __ .498 ___26 1995-9810. Phil Johnson _______ 3600 __520 __ 291 _ 20 _ .560 __21 1990-92


IndIvIdual RecoRdsPASSING EFFICIENCY

SINGLE GAME RATING ATT. COMP. INT. PCT. YDS. TD _ YR/OPPONENT 1. Chase Daniel ______ 273.4 __ 17 ___16 __ 0 __ .941 __ 245 _ 3 ____ 2008 vs. SEMO2. Corby Jones _______ 260.7 __ 14 ___12 __ 0 __ .857 __ 213 _ 2 _ 1997 vs. Iowa State3. Chase Daniel ______ 250.8 __ 28 ___23 __ 0 __ .821 __ 405 _ 4 ___ 2008 vs. Nevada4. Mike Hyde ________ 224.3 21 __17 _ 1 __ .809 _ 225 4 _____ 1981 vs. Rice 5. Marlon Adler ______ 216.4 14 _10 __ 0 _ .714 _ 163 2 ___ 1983 vs. Illinois 6. Steve Pisarkiewicz __ 213.9 27 __20 _ 0 _ .741 _ 371 2 __1975 vs. Okla. St. 7. Chase Daniel ______ 213.7 __ 23 ___18 __ 0 __ .783 __ 253 _ 3 __ 2008 vs. Nebraska8. Chase Daniel ______ 207.4 __ 32 ___23 __ 0 __ .719 __ 320 _ 5 _ 2006 vs. Murray St.9. James Franklin _____ 204.5 __ 23 ___17 __ 0 __ .739 __ 279 _ 2 __ 2012 vs. Syracuse10. Terry McMillan ____ 203.8 26 __14 __ 0 _ .538 _ 307 4 ___ 1969 vs. Kansas11. Blaine Gabbert _____ 203.5 __ 27 ___20 __ 0 __ .741 __ 298 _ 3 _ 2009 vs. Kansas St.12. James Franklin _____ 198.4 __ 28 ___19 __ 0 __ .679 __ 278 _ 4 __ 2013 at Vanderbilt13. Corby Jones _______ 197.4 __ 20 ___12 __ 1 __ .600 __ 233 _ 3 __ 1997 vs. Nebraska14. James Franklin _____ 194.3 __ 25 ___18 __ 0 __ .720 __ 246 _ 3 _ 2011 vs. W. Illinois15. Blaine Gabbert _____ 193.6 __ 25 ___17 __ 0 __ .680 __ 256 _ 3 ___ 2009 vs. Furman

SINGLE SEASON __ RATING ATT. COMP. INT. PCT. YDS. TD _________ YEAR 1. Chase Daniel ______ 159.4 _ 528 __ 385 __18 _ .729 _ 4335 39 _____________ 20082. Phil Johnson _______ 154.3 109 ___71 __ 3 _ .651 _ 954 7 ___________ 1990 3. Chase Daniel ______ 147.9 _ 563 __ 384 __11 _ .682 _ 4306 33 _____________ 20074. Chase Daniel ______ 145.1 _ 452 __ 287 __10 _ .635 _ 3527 28 _____________ 20065. Maty Mauk _________ 143.6 _ 133 ___68___ 2 ___.511 _ 1071 11 _____________ 20136. James Franklin _____ 141.9 _ 319 __ 198 __ 6 __ .621 _ 2429 19 _____________ 20137. Corby Jones _______ 140.8 _ 191 __ 102 __ 2 __ .534 _ 1658 12 _____________ 19978. Blaine Gabbert _____ 140.5 _ 445 __ 262 __ 9 __ .589 _ 3593 24 _____________ 20099. James Franklin _____ 139.9 _ 376 __ 238 __11 _ .633 _ 2865 21 _____________ 201110. Marlon Adler _____ 134.59 140 __ 79 __ 9 .564 1242 7 ___________ 1982

CAREER _ RATING ATT. COMP. INT. PCT. YDS. TD ________ YEARS 1. Chase Daniel ______ 148.9 1609 __1094 _41 _ .680 12515 101 __________ 2005-082. James Franklin _____ 136.7 _ 943 __ 586 __25 _ .621 _ 6962 51 __________ 2010-133. Blaine Gabbert _____ 132.6 _ 933 __ 568 __18 _ .609 _ 6822 40 __________ 2008-104. Kent Kiefer________ 126.8 589 _ 348 30 .591 4497 23 _________ 1989-90 5. Marlon Adler ______ 125.2 642 _ 347 44 _ .540 5231 32 _________ 1982-85 6. Terry McMillan ____ 121.7 346 __ 161 20 .465 2708 22 _________ 1968-69 7. Jeff Handy ________ 120.2 1058 __ 618 __30 _ .584 _ 6959 39 __________ 1991-948. Corby Jones _______ 119.6 _ 516 __ 257 __18 _ .498 _ 3697 26 __________ 1995-989. Phil Bradley _______ 117.1 798 __ 437 29 .548 _ 5352 32 _________ 1977-80 10. Phil Klein _________ 114.7 206 _ 105 11 .510 1433 10 _________ 1949-50


IndIvIdual RecoRdsTOTAL OFFENSE

SINGLE GAME YDS. PLAYS RuSH _ PASS _ OPPONENT, YEAR 1. Brad Smith _________ 480 ____ 64 ____ 246 ____234______ Nebraska, 20052. Chase Daniel ________ 473 ____ 58 _____ 72 ____401______ Nebraska, 20073. Jeff Handy __________ 471 __ 77 __ - 9 ___480 __ Oklahoma St., 19924. Chase Daniel ________ 455 ____ 47 _____ 16 ____439________ Buffalo, 2008 5. Chase Daniel ________ 445 ____ 50 _____ 24 ____421______ Colorado, 20076. Chase Daniel ________ 436 ____ 59 _____ 46 ____390___ Oklahoma St., 20087. Blaine Gabbert ______ 435 ____ 61 ____ - 33 ____468_________Baylor, 20098. Brad Smith _________ 432 ____ 58 ____ 150 ____282__ South Carolina, 20059. Blaine Gabbert ______ 427 ____ 70 _____ -7 ____434__________ Iowa, 201010. Brad Smith _________ 419 ____ 43 ____ 291 ____128_____ Texas Tech, 200311. Chase Daniel ________ 417 ____ 29 _____ 12 ____405________ Nevada, 200812. Jeff Handy __________ 415 __ 47 __ - 9 ___ 424 _____ Nebraska, 199213. Brad Smith _________ 413 ____ 84 ____ 165 ____248____New Mexico, 200514. Brad Smith _________ 412 ____ 49 _____ 95 ____317____ Arkansas St., 200515. James Franklin ______ 404 ____ 60 _____ 61 ____343______ at Indiana, 201316. James Franklin ______ 403 ____ 69 _____ 84 ____319___ at Arizona St., 2011 17. Kent Kiefer _________ 400 __ 53 __ - 44 ___444 _______ Kansas, 1989

SINGLE SEASON ____ YDS. PLAYS RuSH __ PASS ____________ YEAR 1. Chase Daniel _______ 4616 ___ 597 ____ 281 ___4335_______________ 20082. Chase Daniel _______ 4559 ___ 672 ____ 253 ___4306_______________ 20073. Chase Daniel _______ 3906 ___ 599 ____ 379 ___3527_______________ 20064. James Franklin _____ 3846 ___ 593 ____ 981 ___2865_______________ 20115. Blaine Gabbert _____ 3797 ___ 548 ____ 204 ___3593_______________ 20096. Brad Smith ________ 3605 ___ 628 ___ 1301 ___2304_______________ 20057. Blaine Gabbert _____ 3418 ___ 587 ____ 232 ___3186_______________ 20108. Brad Smith ________ 3383 ___ 562 ___ 1406 ___1977_______________ 20039. Brad Smith ________ 3362 ___ 559 ___ 1029 ___2333_______________ 200210. James Franklin _____ 2939 ___ 441 ____ 510 ___2429_______________ 2013

CAREER ____ YDS. PLAYS RuSH __ PASS ___________ YEARS 1. Chase Daniel ______ 13485 __ 1973 ____ 970 __12515____________ 2005-082. Brad Smith _______ 13088 __ 2283 ___ 4289 ___8799____________ 2002-053. James Franklin _____ 8691 __ 1393 ___ 1729 ___6962____________ 2010-13 4. Blaine Gabbert _____ 7280 __ 1154 ____ 458 ___6822____________ 2008-10 5. Jeff Handy _________ 6640 _ 1154 ___ -319 __ 6959____________ 1991-946. Phil Bradley _______ 6459 __ 1291 __ 1107 __ 5352 ___________ 1977-80 7. Corby Jones _______ 6230 __ 1075 ___ 2533 ___3697____________ 1995-988. Marlon Adler _______ 5965 _ 1029 __ 734 __5231 ___________ 1982-85 9. Kent Kiefer ________ 4169 __ 675 __ -328 __4497 ___________ 1989-9010. Paul Christman _____ 3882 __ 708 __ 987 __ 2895 ___________ 1938-40


IndIvIdual RecoRdsRECEIVING

SINGLE GAME (by receptions) REC. _____ YDS. ____ OPPONENT, YEAR 1. Justin Gage _________________ 16 _______ 236 ______ Bowling Green, 20022. Kenny Holly ________________ 15 ______ 158 _____ Oklahoma State, 1992 Danario Alexander ___________ 15 _______ 233 ____________ Kansas, 2009 T.J. Moe ___________________ 15 _______ 152 ______________ Iowa, 20104. Jeremy Maclin ______________ 14 _______ 168 ____________ Buffalo, 20085. Justin Gage _________________ 13 _______ 236 _____________Baylor, 2001 Danario Alexander ___________ 13 _______ 214 _____________Baylor, 2009 Michael Egnew (TE) _________ 13 _______ 145 _____ San Diego State, 2010 T.J. Moe ___________________ 13 _______ 101 ____________ Illinois, 20107. Victor Bailey ________________ 12 ______ 179 ____________ Kansas, 1992 Justin Gage _________________ 12 _______ 113 _____ Oklahoma State, 2001 Chase Coffman (TE) __________ 12 _______ 140 _____________ Texas, 2008 Michael Egnew (TE) _________ 12 ________ 69 ___________ at Baylor, 2011

SINGLE GAME (by yardage) _ YDS. _____ REC. ____ OPPONENT, YEAR 1. Justin Gage ________________ 236 ________ 13 _____________Baylor, 2001 Justin Gage ________________ 236 ________ 16 ______ Bowling Green, 20023. Danario Alexander __________ 233 ________ 15 ____________ Kansas, 20094. Linzy Collins ______________ 229 _______ 9 ___________ Kansas, 19905. Danario Alexander __________ 214 ________ 13 _____________Baylor, 2009 6. Henry Marshall _____________ 207 _______ 7 ____ Oklahoma State, 19757. Danario Alexander __________ 200 ________ 10 ________ Kansas State, 2009 8. Henry Marshall _____________ 199 _______ 6 _________Oklahoma, 1975 9. Linzy Collins ______________ 193 _______ 9 __________ Kansas, 198910. Danario Alexander __________ 180 _________ 9 _____ Oklahoma State, 2009

SINGLE SEASON (by receptions) REC. __ YDS. __ TDS _____ YEAR 1. Danario Alexander _____________113 _____ 1781 ______14 ________ 20092. Jeremy Maclin ________________102 _____ 1260 ______13 ________ 20083. T.J. Moe ______________________92 _____ 1045 _______6 ________ 20104. Chase Coffman (TE) _____________90 ______ 987 ______10 ________ 2008 Michael Egnew (TE) ____________90 ______ 762 _______5 ________ 20106. Martin Rucker (TE) _____________84 ______ 834 _______8 ________ 20077. Justin Gage ____________________82 _____ 1075 _______9 ________ 20028. Jeremy Maclin _________________80 _____ 1055 _______9 ________ 20079. Victor Bailey ___________________75 _____ 1210 _______6 ________ 1992 10. Justin Gage ____________________74 ______ 920 _______5 ________ 2001


IndIvIdual RecoRdsRECEIVING (cont.)

SINGLE SEASON (by yardage) __ YDS. __ REC. __ TDS _____ YEAR 1. Danario Alexander ____________1781 ______ 113 ______14 ________ 20092. Jeremy Maclin _______________1260 ______ 102 ______13 ________ 20083. Victor Bailey _________________1210 ___ 75 _____ 6 ______ 19924. Justin Gage __________________1075 _______ 82 _______9 ________ 2002 5. T.J. Moe ____________________1045 _______ 92 _______6 ________ 20106. Jeremy Maclin _______________1055 _______ 80 _______9 ________ 20077. Chase Coffman (TE) ____________987 _______ 90 ______10 ________ 20088. Linzy Collins _________________975 ___ 56 _____ 5 ______ 1990 9. Henry Marshall ________________945 ___ 44 _____ 9 _____ 1975 10. Justin Gage ___________________920 _______ 74 _______5 ________ 2001

CAREER (by receptions) _________ REC. ___ YDS. __ TDS ___ YEARS 1. Chase Coffman (TE) ____________247 _____ 2659 ______30 ______2005-082. Martin Rucker (TE) ____________203 _____ 2175 ______18 ______2004-073. Justin Gage ___________________200 _____ 2704 ______18 ______1999-024. Danario Alexander _____________191 _____ 2778 ______22 ______2006-095. T.J. Moe _____________________188 _____ 2101 ______11 ______2009-126. Jeremy Maclin ________________182 _____ 2315 ______22 ______2007-087. Kenny Holly __________________151 _____ 1708 _______6 ______1990-938. Tommy Saunders ______________150 _____ 1600 ______11 ______2005-089. Michael Egnew (TE) ___________147 _____ 1332 _______8 ______2008-1110. William Franklin _______________143 _____ 2125 ______13 ______2004-07

CAREER (by yardage) _____ YDS. ___ REC. __ TDS ___ YEARS 1. Danario Alexander ____________2778 ______ 191 ______22 ______2006-092. Justin Gage __________________2704 ______ 200 ______18 ______1999-023. Chase Coffman (TE) ___________2659 ______ 247 ______30 ______2005-084. Jeremy Maclin _______________2315 ______ 182 ______22 ______2007-085. Martin Rucker (TE) ___________2175 ______ 203 ______18 ______2004-07 6. Victor Bailey _________________2144 ____ 128 ____ 12 ___ 1990-92 7. William Franklin ______________2125 ______ 143 ______13 ______2004-078. T.J. Moe ____________________2101 ______ 188 ______11 ______2009-129. Jared Perry __________________1844 ______ 137 ______13 ______2006-0910. Linzy Collins ________________1760 ____ 102 _____ 9 ___ 1989-90


IndIvIdual RecoRdsRUSHING

SINGLE GAME ____________ YDS. ______ TC _______OPPONENT __ YEAR1. Devin West _______________ 319 ______ 33 _______Kansas _________ 19982. Brad Smith (QB) ___________ 291 ______ 19 _______Texas Tech ______ 20033. Tony Temple ______________ 281 ______ 24 _______Arkansas _______ 20074. Henry Josey _______________ 263 ______ 14 _______Western Illinois ___ 20115. Devin West _______________ 252 ______ 40 _______Iowa State ______ 19986. Brad Smith (QB) ___________ 246 ______ 28 _______Nebraska _______ 20057. Harry Ice _________________ 240 _____ 8 _____Kansas ____ 1941 8. Darrell Wallace ____________ 224 _____ 42 _____Kansas State __ 1985 9. Brock Olivo ______________ 222 ______ 38 _______NE Louisiana ___ 199510. Brad Smith (QB) ___________ 213 ______ 26 _______Oklahoma ______ 200211. DeVaughn Black ___________ 205 ______ 32 _______Western Michigan 199912. Brock Olivo ______________ 201 ______ 28 _______Iowa State ______ 1995

SINGLE SEASON ____ YDS. ____ TC _____ TDS ________ YEAR 1. Devin West ______________ 1578 _____ 283 _______17_____________ 19982. Brad Smith (QB) __________ 1406 _____ 212 _______18_____________ 20033. Joe Moore _______________ 1312 ____ 260 _____ 5 ___________ 19694. Brad Smith (QB) __________ 1301 _____ 229 _______16_____________ 20055. Henry Josey _____________ 1168 _____ 145 _______ 9_____________ 20116. Henry Josey _____________ 1166 _____ 174 _______17_____________ 20137. Zack Abron ______________ 1155 _____ 219 _______14_____________ 2003 8. Darrell Wallace ___________ 1120 ___ 226 _____ 5 ___________ 1985 9. Bob Steuber _____________ 1098 ___ 149 _____16 ___________ 194210. Tony Temple _____________ 1063 _____ 193 _______ 7_____________ 200611. Tony Temple _____________ 1039 _____ 186 _______12_____________ 200712. Derrick Washington _______ 1036 _____ 177 _______17_____________ 200813. Brad Smith (QB) __________ 1029 _____ 193 _______ 7_____________ 200214. Kendial Lawrence _________ 1025 _____ 200 _______12_____________ 2012

CAREER ________ YDS. ____ TC ______TDS _______ YEARS 1. Brad Smith (QB) __________ 4289 _____ 799 _______45__________ 2002-052. Zack Abron ______________ 3198 _____ 692 _______40__________ 2000-03 3. Brock Olivo _____________ 3026 _____ 686 _______27__________ 1994-974. Devin West ______________ 2954 _____ 567 _______28__________ 1995-985. Henry Josey _____________ 2771 _____ 395 _______30__________ 2010-136. Darrell Wallace ___________ 2607 ____ 574 ______13 _________ 1984-87 7. Tony Temple _____________ 2552 _____ 466 _______22__________ 2004-078. Corby Jones (QB) _________ 2533 _____ 559 _______38__________ 1995-989. James Wilder _____________ 2357 ____ 487 ______23 _________ 1978-80 10. Joe Moore ______________ 2244 ____ 453 ______15 _________ 1968-7011. Kendial Lawrence _________ 2232 _____ 444 _______21__________ 2009-12 12. Derrick Washington _______ 2085 _____ 403 _______28__________ 2007-0913. Tommie Stowers __________ 2077 ____ 469 ______ 9 _________ 1986-8914. Bob Steuber _____________ 2030 ____ 281 ______26 _________ 1940-42


IndIvIdual RecoRdsALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE

SINGLE GAME YDS. RuSH REC. RET. ______OPPONENT, YEAR 1. Jeremy Maclin ______ 360 _____ 8 __ 143 __ 209 _______ Kansas State, 2007 2. Devin West _________ 333 ___ 319 ___ 14 ____ 0 ____________Kansas, 19983. Darrell Wallace ______ 299 __ 196 __ 0 103 ________ California, 19854. Brad Smith _________ 291 ___ 291 ____ 0 ____ 0 ________ Texas Tech, 2003 5. Darrell Wallace ______ 280 __ 224 __ 0 _ 56 ______ Kansas State, 19856. Jeremy Maclin ______ 278 ____ 84 __ 118 ___ 76 _______ Kansas State, 2008 7. Jeremy Maclin ______ 275 ____ 52 ___ 96 __ 127 ___Western Michigan, 2007 8. Devin West _________ 267 ___ 252 ___ 15 ____ 0 _________ Iowa State, 1998 Jeremy Maclin ______ 267 ____ 32 __ 146 ___ 89 ________Texas A&M, 200710. Henry Josey ________ 265 ___ 263 ____ 2 ____ 0 _____Western Illinois, 2011 11. Harry Ice ___________ 253 __ 240 __ 0 _ 13 ___________Kansas, 194112. Brad Smith _________ 246 ___ 246 ____ 0 ____ 0 __________Nebraska, 200513. Mike Fink __________ 244 ___ 0 __ 16 228 ____ Oklahoma State, 197114. Danario Alexander ___ 243 ____ 10 __ 233 ____ 0 ____________Kansas, 200915. Jeremy Maclin ______ 241 ____ 32 __ 118 ___ 86 ____________Kansas, 2008

SINGLE SEASON YDS. RuSH REC. RET. ________________ YEAR 1. Jeremy Maclin _____ 2833 ___ 293 _ 1260 _ 1280 __________________ 20082. Jeremy Maclin _____ 2776 ___ 375 _ 1055 _ 1346 __________________ 20073. Danario Alexander __ 1791 ____ 10 _ 1781 ____ 0 __________________ 20094. Devin West ________ 1621 __ 1578 ___ 43 ____ 0 __________________ 19985. Darrell Wallace _____ 1590 _ 1120 _ 16 454 __________________ 19856. Brad Smith ________ 1459 __ 1406 ___ 53 ____ 0 __________________ 20037. Marcus Murphy ______ 1425 ___ 601 ___ 79 __ 745 __________________ 20138. Henry Josey _______ 1408 __ 1168 ___ 91 __ 149 __________________ 20118. Jon Staggers _______ 1391 _ 273 _ 292 826 __________________ 1969 9. Joe Moore _________ 1389 _ 1312 _ 77 _ 0 _________________ 196910. T.J. Moe __________ 1364 ____ 61 __ 649 __ 654 __________________ 2011

CAREER _____ YDS. RuSH REC. RET. _______________ YEARS 1. Jeremy Maclin _____ 5609 ___ 668 _ 2315 _ 2626 ________________2007-082. Brad Smith ________ 4419 __ 4289 __ 130 ____ 0 ________________2002-053. Devin West ________ 3824 __ 2954 __ 219 __ 654 ________________1995-984. Brock Olivo _______ 3475 __ 3026 __ 443 ____ 6 ________________1994-975. Zack Abron ________ 3426 __ 3198 __ 228 ____ 0 ________________2000-036. Darrell Wallace ____ 3303 _ 2607 196 500 _______________ 1984-87 7. Joe Stewart ________ 3256 _ 413 1389 1454 _______________ 1974-778. Marcus Murphy ______ 3191 __ 1033 __ 106 _ 2052 ________________ 2010-139. Henry Josey _______ 3115 __ 2771 __ 175 __ 169 ________________2010-1310. T.J. Moe __________ 3112 ___ 168 _ 2101 __ 843 ________________2009-12


IndIvIdual RecoRdsSCORING

SINGLE SEASON PTS. __TDS PATS FGS _______________ YEAR 1. Jeff Wolfert (PK) ____ 133 _____ 0 ___ 73 ___ 20 __________________ 20082. Jeff Wolfert (PK) ____ 130 _____ 0 ___ 67 ___ 21 __________________ 20073. Bob Steuber ________ 121 ___ 18 _ 13 _ 0 ________________ 19424. Andrew Baggett (PK) ___ 120 _____ 0 ___ 66 ___ 18 __________________ 20135. Brad Smith _________ 118 ____ 19 ___ 2* ____ 0 __________________ 20036. Grant Ressel (PK) ____ 117 _____ 0 ___ 39 ___ 26 __________________ 20097. Derrick Washington __ 114 ____ 19 ____ 0 ____ 0 __________________ 20088. Devin West _________ 108 ____ 18 ____ 0 ____ 0 __________________ 19989. Zack Abron _________ 102 ____ 17 ____ 0 ____ 0 __________________ 2002 Jeremy Maclin ______ 102 ____ 17 ____ 0 ____ 0 __________________ 2008 Henry Josey ________ 102 ____ 17 ____ 0 ____ 0 __________________ 201312. Brad Smith _________ 100 ____ 16 ___ 2* ____ 0 __________________ 200513. Jeff Wolfert (PK) _____ 99 _____ 0 ___ 45 ___ 18 __________________ 200614. Jeremy Maclin _______ 96 ____ 16 ____ 0 ____ 0 __________________ 2007 Grant Ressel (PK) _____ 96 _____ 0 ___ 45 ___ 17 __________________ 201016. James Franklin _______ 90 ____ 15 ____ 0 ____ 0 __________________ 201117. Zack Abron __________ 84 ____ 14 ____ 0 ____ 0 __________________ 2003 Corby Jones _________ 84 ____ 14 ____ 0 ____ 0 __________________ 1997 Danario Alexander ____ 84 ____ 14 ____ 0 ____ 0 __________________ 200920. Adam Crossett (PK) ___ 81 _____ 0 ___ 39 ___ 14 __________________ 200521. Donnie Smith ________ 78 __ 13 _ 0 _ 0 ________________ 1960 Johnny Roland _______ 78 __ 13 __ 0 _ 0 ________________ 1962 Tony Temple _________ 78 ____ 13 ____ 0 ____ 0 __________________ 2007

CAREER _____________ PTS. __TDS PATS FGS _______________YEARS 1. Jeff Wolfert (PK) ____ 362 _____ 0 __ 185 ___ 59 ________________2006-082. Brad Smith _________ 284 ____ 46 ___ 4* ____ 0 ________________2002-053. Grant Ressel (PK) ____ 270 _____ 0 __ 114 ___ 52 ________________2009-11 4. Zack Abron _________ 252 ____ 42 ____ 0 ____ 0 ________________2000-035. Corby Jones ________ 228 ____ 38 ____ 0 ____ 0 ________________1995-986. Jeff Jacke (PK) ______ 225 ___ 0 _ 99 _ 42 _______________ 1988-92 7. Bob Steuber ________ 222 __ 32 _ 30 _ 0 _______________ 1940-428. Jeremy Maclin ______ 198 ____ 33 ___ 1* ____ 0 ________________2007-089. Andrew Baggett (PK) ___ 195 _____ 0 ___ 99 ___ 32 ________________ 2012-1310. Tom Whelihan (PK) __ 191 ___ 0 _ 59 _ 44 _______________ 1984-87 11. Brock Olivo ________ 188 ____ 31 ___ 1* ____ 0 ________________1994-9712. Derrick Washington __ 186 ____ 31 ____ 0 ____ 0 ________________2007-09 Henry Josey ________ 186 ____ 31 ____ 0 ____ 0 ________________2010-1314. Chase Coffman (TE) __ 180 ____ 30 ____ 0 ____ 0 ________________2005-08

* Indicates two-point conversion


IndIvIdual RecoRdsPUNTING

SINGLE SEASON NO. ____ YDS. ____ AVG. __________ YEAR 1. Vince Sebo __________ 31 _______ 1396 _______ 45.03 _____________ 19962. Tom Whelihan _______ 13 ______ 585 ______ 45.00 ___________ 1984 3. Trey Barrow _________ 62 _______ 2779 _______ 44.82 _____________ 20114. Don Greenwood ______ 20 _____ 887 ____ 44.35 ____________ 1940 5. Bob Teel ____________ 11 ______ 481 ____ 43.72 ___________ 1956

CAREER ____ NO. _____ YDS. _____ AVG. _________ YEARS 1. Trey Barrow ________ 132 _______ 5794 ______ 43.894 ___________2010-122. Matt Grabner _________ 70 _______ 2976 ______ 42.514 ___________2009-103. Jake Harry IV ________ 87 _______ 3666 ______ 42.138 ___________2008-094. Kyle Pooler _________ 195 _______ 8146 ______ 41.774 ___________1991-945. Vince Sebo _________ 108 _______ 4511 ______ 41.768 ___________1996-99

INTERCEPTIONSSINGLE SEASON NO. ____ YDS. ______ TD __________ YEAR 1. William Moore ________ 8 _________ 61 __________ 1 _____________ 20072. Roger Wehrli __________ 7 ________ 112 __________ 0 _____________ 19683. Ken Boston ___________ 6 ________ 167 __________ 1 _____________ 1965 Wade Perkins _________ 6 ________ 129 __________ 1 _____________ 1998 Jim Whitaker __________ 6 ________ 113 __________ 1 _____________ 1966 Bill Whitaker _________ 6 _________ 96 __________ 0 _____________ 1979 Adrian Jones __________ 6 _________ 84 __________ 0 _____________ 1988 Andy Russell __________ 6 _________ 65 __________ 1 _____________ 1962 Dennis Poppe _________ 6 _________ 34 __________ 0 _____________ 1969 Bill Whitaker _________ 6 _________ 28 __________ 1 _____________ 1980 Johnny Roland ________ 6 _________ 23 __________ 0 _____________ 1965 Julian Jones ___________ 6 _________ 19 __________ 0 _____________ 1999 Russ Calabrese ________ 6 __________ 9 __________ 0 _____________ 1977

CAREER ____ NO. _____ YDS. _______TD _________ YEARS 1. Adrian Jones _________ 15 ________ 139 __________ 0 ___________1986-892. Ken Boston __________ 14 ________ 216 __________ 2 ___________1963-65 Bill Whitaker ________ 14 ________ 140 __________ 1 ___________1977-804. Erik McMillan _______ 13 ________ 186 __________ 3 ___________1984-875. Eric Wright __________ 11 ________ 158 __________ 1 ___________1978-80 William Moore _______ 11 ________ 162 __________ 4 ___________2005-087. Roger Wehrli _________ 10 ________ 127 __________ 0 ___________1966-68 Harold Piersey _______ 10 _________ 85 __________ 1 ___________1995-98 Kevin McIntosh ______ 10 _________ 57 __________ 0 ___________1991-9410. Andy Russell __________ 9 ________ 126 __________ 2 ___________1960-62 Gary Grossnickle ______ 9 ________ 121 __________ 0 ___________1964-66 Russ Calabrese ________ 9 _________ 46 __________ 1 ___________1977-78


IndIvIdual RecoRdsTACKLES

SINGLE SEASON uT ______ AT _______ TT _________ YEAR 1. Travis McDonald (LB) 113 _________ 51 ________ 164 _____________ 19942. Sean Weatherspoon (LB) 76 _________ 79 ________ 155 _____________ 20083. Jay Wilson (LB) ______ 58 _______ 96 ______ 154 __________ 19824. James Kinney (LB) ____ 88 _________ 60 ________ 148 _____________ 2002 5. James Kinney (LB) ____ 84 _________ 63 ________ 147 _____________ 20036. DeMontie Cross (FS) __ 89 _________ 56 ________ 145 _____________ 19957. Sharron Washington (DB) 85 _____ 54 ______ 139 __________ 1991 8. DeMontie Cross (FS) __ 76 _________ 62 ________ 138 _____________ 19949. Lynn Evans (LB) _____ 62 ______ 71 ______ 133 __________ 1974 10. DeMontie Cross (FS) __ 84 _________ 48 ________ 132 _____________ 199611. Sean Doyle (LB) ______ 95 _________ 36 ________ 131 _____________ 200112. Lester Dickey (LB) ____ 74 _______ 56 ______ 130 __________ 1980 Sean Weatherspoon (LB) 77 _________ 53 ________ 130 _____________ 200714. Darryl Major (LB) ____ 84 _________ 45 ________ 129 _____________ 199315. Van Darkow (LB) _____ 56 _______ 66 ______ 122 __________ 1980 16. Joe Love (LB) ________ 63 _________ 56 ________ 119 _____________ 199517. Darren MacDonald (LB) 71 _______ 47 ______ 118 __________ 1989

CAREER ____ uT ______ AT _______ TT _________ YEARS 1. James Kinney (LB) ___ 256 ________ 178 ________ 434 ___________2001-042. DeMontie Cross (DB) _ 249 ________ 166 ________ 415 ___________1994-963. Sean Weatherspoon (LB) 240 _______ 173 ________ 413 ___________2006-094. Jamonte Robinson (LB) 234 ________ 157 ________ 391 ___________1998-015. Travis McDonald (LB) 242 ________ 144 ________ 386 ___________1991-946. Darren MacDonald (LB) 153 _____ 222 ______ 375 _________1986-897. Barry Odom (LB) ____ 203 ________ 159 ________ 362 ___________1996-998. Sean Doyle (LB) _____ 223 ________ 135 ________ 358 ___________1999-02 9. Darryl Major (LB) ___ 226 ________ 120 ________ 346 ___________1991-9410. Andrew Wilson (LB) _ 174 ________ 158 ________ 332 ___________2010-1311. Jason Simpson (S) ___ 218 ________ 113 ________ 331 ___________2002-0512. Brock Christopher (LB) 171 ________ 158 ________ 329 ___________2005-0813. Erik McMillan (DB) __ 203 ______ 120 ______ 323 _________ 1984-87 Jay Wilson (LB) _____ 112 ______ 211 ______ 323 _________ 1980-83 15. Adrian Jones (DB) ___ 191 ______ 148 ______ 319 _________ 1986-89 16. Lynn Evans (LB) ____ 123 ______ 193 ______ 316 _________1972-74 17. Van Darkow (LB) _____ 97 ______ 197 ______ 294 _________ 1978-8118. William Moore (S) ___ 182 ________ 102 ________ 284 ___________2005-08 19. Caldrinoff Easter (DB) 180 ________ 103 ________ 283 ___________1995-9820. David Overstreet (S) __ 196 _________ 86 ________ 282 ___________2003-0621. Dedrick Harrington (LB) 183 ________ 97 ________ 280 ___________2003-0622. Chris Garlich (LB) ___ 115 ______ 161 ______ 276 _________1975-78


QUARTERBACK SACKS SEASON NO. YDS. YEAR1. Aldon Smith ________11.5 _____99 _______2009 Michael Sam ________11.5 _____71 _______20133. Justin Smith _________ 11 _____91 _______20004. Stryker Sulak _______10.5 _____94 _______20085. Antwaun Bynum _____ 10 _____63 _______20026. Kony Ealy ___________9.5 _____59 _______20137. Brian Smith __________ 9 _____53 _______20058. Jeff Gaylord __________ 8 _____64 ______ 1981 Bobby Bell ___________ 8 _____62 ____ 1983 Bobby Bell ___________ 8 _____56 ____ 1982 Steve Martin __________ 8 _____54 _______1994 Justin Smith __________ 8 _____53 _______1999 Xzavie Jackson ________ 8 _____51 _______2006 Brian Smith __________ 8 _____49 _______2003 Rick Lyle ____________ 8 _____32 _______199316.Brian Smith _________7.5 _____65 _______2006 Brad Madison ________7.5 _____67 _______201018.Dick Chapura _________ 7 _____62 ____ 1985 Darren MacDonald _____ 7 _____42 ____ 1987 Antwaun Bynum ______ 7 _____46 _______2001 Brian Smith __________ 7 _____51 _______2004

CAREER NO. YDS. YEARS 1. Brian Smith ________31.5 ____218 ____ 2003-062. Justin Smith ________22.5 ____155 ____ 1998-00 Stryker Sulak _______22.5 ____203 ____ 2005-084. Michael Sam ________21.0 ____125 ____ 2010-135. Lorenzo Williams _____ 19 ____126 ____ 2004-076. Rick Lyle ___________ 18 _____92 ____ 1990-937. Bobby Bell __________ 17 __121 ___ 1981-83 Steve Martin _________ 17 ____107 ____ 1992-95 Antwaun Bynum _____ 17 ____109 ____ 2000-02 Aldon Smith _________ 17 ____128 ____ 2009-10 11.Xzavie Jackson ______16.5 ____107 ____ 2003-0612.Brad Madison ________ 16 ____124 ____ 2009-1213.C.J. Mosley ________15.5 _____91 ____ 2002-04 Ziggy Hood ________15.5 _____76 ____ 2005-0815.Lee Johnson _________ 14 ____ 111 _ 1986-89 Kony Ealy ___________ 14 _____95 ____ 2011-1317.Jacquies Smith _______ 13 _____64 ____ 2008-1118.Sean Weatherspoon __12.5 _____93 ____ 2006-09

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TACKLES FOR LOSS SEASON NO. YDS. YEAR1. Justin Smith _________ 24 ____128 _______2000 Keith Wright _________ 24 _____81 _______20023. John Cowan _________ 23 ______0 _______19714. Aldon Smith _________ 19 ____126 _______2009 Michael Sam _________ 19 _____97 _______2013 Antwaun Bynum _____ 19 _____84 _______20027. Sean Weatherspoon __18.5 _____75 _______20088. Jeff Gaylord _________ 18 _____94 _______1981 Sean Doyle __________ 18 _____84 _______2000 J.L. Doak ___________ 18 ____ n/a _______197211.Brian Smith _________ 17 _____70 _______2005 Dan Bogard _________ 17 ____ n/a _______1971

CAREER NO. YDS. YEARS 1. Justin Smith ________50.0 ____ 211 __ 1998-20002. Sean Weatherspoon __43.5 ____176 ____ 2006-093. Brian Smith ________42.5 ____242 ____ 2003-064. Stryker Sulak ________ 38 ____239 ____ 2005-08 C.J. Mosley __________ 38 ____137 ____ 2002-046. Dedrick Harrington __36.5 ____145 ____ 2003-067. Michael Sam _________ 36 ____174 ____ 2010-13 Rick Lyle ___________ 36 ____134 ____ 1990-939. Xzavie Jackson ______35.5 ____148 ____ 2003-0610.Antwaun Bynum _____ 35 ____145 ____ 2000-02 Jamonte Robinson ____ 35 ____102 __ 1998-2001

IndIvIdual RecoRds


Overall Conference Year Coach W L T W L T Finish Pts Opp. 1890 A.L. McRae (1) 2 1 0 - - - - 112 34 1891 Hal Reed (2) 3 1 0 - - - - 108 28 1892 E.H. Jones (3) 1 2 0 - - - - 28 18 1893 H.L. Robinson (4) 4 3 0 - - - - 148 126 1894 H.L. Robinson 4 3 0 - - - - 134 108 1895 C.D. “Pop” Bliss (5) 7 1 0 - - - - 156 42 1896 Frank Patterson (6) 7 5 0 - - - - 240 78 1897 Charles Young (7) 5 6 0 - - - - 112 143 1898 David L. Fultz (8) 1 4 1 - - - - 33 98 1899 David L. Fultz 9 2 0 - - - - 242 56

1900 Fred Murphy (9) 4 4 1 - - - - 72 81 1901 Fred Murphy 2 6 1 - - - - 30 155 1902 Pat O’Dea (10) 5 3 0 - - - - 99 80 1903 John F. McLean (11) 1 7 1 - - - - 46 83 1904 John F. McLean 3 6 0 - - - - 71 130 1905 John F. McLean 5 4 0 - - - - 94 79 1906 W.J. Monilaw (12) 5 2 1 - - - - 116 44 1907 W.J. Monilaw 7 2 0 1 2 0 4th 278 41 1908 W.J. Monilaw 6 2 0 3 2 0 4th 196 45 1909 William W. Roper (13) 7 0 1 4 0 1 1st 86 36

1910 W. Hollenbeck (14) 4 2 2 2 1 1 3rd 77 17 1911 Chester L. Brewer (15) 2 4 2 0 2 2 5th 61 67 1912 Chester L. Brewer 5 3 0 2 3 0 4th 135 69 1913 Chester L. Brewer 7 1 0 4 0 0 1st 193 67 1914 H.F. Schulte (16) 5 3 0 4 1 0 2nd 128 48 1915 H.F. Schulte 2 5 1 1 3 1 5th 72 102 1916 H.F. Schulte 6 1 1 3 1 1 2nd 112 21 1917 H.F. Schulte 3 5 0 2 4 0 5th 98 124 1918 No Varsity Schedule (Influenza Epidemic) 1919 John F. Miller (17) 5 1 2 4 0 1 1st 91 42

1920 Miller/Phelan 7 1 0 5 1 0 2nd 156 61 1921 James Phelan (18) 6 2 0 4 2 0 T-2nd 136 50 1922 Thomas Kelly (19) 5 3 0 4 3 0 4th 98 90 1923 Gwinn Henry (20) 2 3 3 1 3 2 8th 31 40 1924 Gwinn Henry 7 2 0 5 1 0 1st 110 41 1925 Gwinn Henry 6 1 1 5 1 0 1st 110 44 1926 Gwinn Henry 5 1 2 3 1 1 T-3rd 122 33 1927 Gwinn Henry 7 2 0 5 1 0 1st 129 90 1928 Gwinn Henry 4 4 0 3 2 0 T-2nd 138 102 1929 Gwinn Henry 5 2 1 3 1 1 2nd 78 28

season-BY-season RecoRds


Overall Conference Year Coach W L T W L T Finish Pts Opp. 1930 Gwinn Henry 2 5 2 1 2 2 5th 41 132 1931 Gwinn Henry 2 8 0 1 4 0 T-5th 72 183 1932 Frank Carideo (21) 1 7 1 1 3 1 5th 32 184 1933 Frank Carideo 1 8 0 0 5 0 6th 58 193 1934 Frank Carideo 0 8 1 0 5 0 6th 125 172 1935 Don Faurot (22) 3 3 3 0 2 3 6th 97 77 1936 Don Faurot 6 2 1 3 1 1 2nd 107 74 1937 Don Faurot 3 6 1 2 2 1 4th 42 64 1938 Don Faurot 6 3 0 2 3 0 T-3rd 111 82 1939 Don Faurot 8 2 0 5 0 0 1st 155 79

1940 Don Faurot 6 3 0 3 2 0 3rd 213 135 1941 Don Faurot 8 2 0 5 0 0 1st 226 391942 Don Faurot 8 3 1 4 0 1 1st 288 1071943 Chauncey Simpson (23) 3 5 0 3 2 0 T-2nd 170 1421944 Chauncey Simpson 3 5 2 2 1 2 3rd 176 2241945 Chauncey Simpson 6 4 0 5 0 0 1st 170 1741946 Don Faurot 5 4 1 3 2 0 T-3rd 158 1661947 Don Faurot 6 4 0 3 2 0 3rd 240 116 1948 Don Faurot 8 3 0 5 1 0 2nd 331 1611949 Don Faurot 7 4 0 5 1 0 2nd 264 225

1950 Don Faurot 4 5 1 3 2 1 3rd 166 2151951 Don Faurot 3 7 0 2 4 0 T-4th 169 2921952 Don Faurot 5 5 0 5 1 0 2nd 147 159 1953 Don Faurot 6 4 0 4 2 0 T-2nd 130 1161954 Don Faurot 4 5 1 3 2 1 T-3rd 198 2611955 Don Faurot 1 9 0 1 5 0 7th 92 1921956 Don Faurot 4 5 1 3 2 1 3rd 200 1831957 Frank Broyles (24) 5 4 1 3 3 0 T-3rd 149 1571958 Dan Devine (25) 5 4 1 4 1 1 2nd 164 1411959 Dan Devine 6 5 0 4 2 0 2nd 125 124

1960 Dan Devine 11 0 0 7 0 0 1st 295 93 1961 Dan Devine 7 2 1 5 2 0 T-2nd 124 571962 Dan Devine 8 1 2 5 1 1 2nd 204 62 1963 Dan Devine 7 3 0 5 2 0 3rd 151 861964 Dan Devine 6 3 1 4 2 1 4th 142 881965 Dan Devine 8 2 1 6 1 0 2nd 223 1011966 Dan Devine 6 3 1 4 2 1 T-3rd 121 1161967 Dan Devine 7 3 0 4 3 0 4th 134 761968 Dan Devine 8 3 0 5 2 0 3rd 308 1361969 Dan Devine 9 2 0 6 1 0 T-1st 365 191



Overall Conference Year Coach W L T W L T Finish Pts Opp. 1970 Dan Devine 5 6 0 3 4 0 T-4th 243 2231971 Al Onofrio (26) 1 10 0 0 7 0 8th 93 260 1972 Al Onofrio 6 6 0 4 3 0 T-4th 219 311 1973 Al Onofrio 8 4 0 3 4 0 5th 219 1521974 Al Onofrio 7 4 0 5 2 0 T-2nd 204 2171975 Al Onofrio 6 5 0 3 4 0 T-5th 282 241 1976 Al Onofrio 6 5 0 3 4 0 6th 246 2411977 Al Onofrio 4 7 0 3 4 0 5th 195 1801978 Warren Powers (27) 8 4 0 4 3 0 T-3rd 368 2361979 Warren Powers 7 5 0 3 4 0 4th 260 166

1980 Warren Powers 8 4 0 5 2 0 3rd 333 175 1981 Warren Powers 8 4 0 3 4 0 5th 276 1591982 Warren Powers 5 4 2 2 3 2 5th 207 1961983 Warren Powers 7 5 0 5 2 0 T-2nd 292 2021984 Warren Powers 3 7 1 2 4 1 T-5th 310 3011985 Woody Widenhofer (28) 1 10 0 1 6 0 T-7th 206 3421986 Woody Widenhofer 3 8 0 2 5 0 6th 196 3141987 Woody Widenhofer 5 6 0 3 4 0 5th 226 2091988 Woody Widenhofer 3 7 1 2 5 0 6th 234 3301989 Bob Stull (29) 2 9 0 1 6 0 7th 171 363

1990 Bob Stull 4 7 0 2 5 0 T-6th 278 3601991 Bob Stull 3 7 1 1 6 0 7th 223 4031992 Bob Stull 3 8 0 2 5 0 T-6th 214 2691993 Bob Stull 3 7 1 2 5 0 T-6th 192 3441994 Larry Smith (30) 3 8 1 2 5 0 6th 208 3231995 Larry Smith 3 8 0 1 6 0 T-7th 186 3111996 Larry Smith 5 6 0 3 5 0 4th 278 3761997 Larry Smith 7 5 0 5 3 0 3rd 368 3321998 Larry Smith 8 4 0 5 3 0 T-2nd 300 205 1999 Larry Smith 4 7 0 1 7 0 T-5th 224 371

2000 Larry Smith 3 8 0 2 6 0 T-5th 255 348 2001 Gary Pinkel (31) 4 7 0 3 5 0 T-4th 240 3302002 Gary Pinkel 5 7 0 2 6 0 5th 360 3522003 Gary Pinkel 8 5 0 4 4 0 3rd 399 2872004 Gary Pinkel 5 6 0 3 5 0 T-3rd 256 2152005 Gary Pinkel 7 5 0 4 4 0 T-2nd 369 3502006 Gary Pinkel 8 5 0 4 4 0 T-2nd 391 2542007 Gary Pinkel 12 2 0 7 1 0 1st 558 3262008 Gary Pinkel 10 4 0 5 3 0 1st 591 3812009 Gary Pinkel 8 5 0 4 4 0 2nd 377 330

2010 Gary Pinkel 10 3 0 6 2 0 T-1st 388 2092011 Gary Pinkel 8 5 0 5 4 0 5th 427 3062012 Gary Pinkel 5 7 0 2 6 0 5th 309 3412013 Gary Pinkel 12 2 0 7 1 0 1st 548 323

123-Year Totals 644 532 52 343 298 32 - 23,878 20,680



MIzzou BY THe decadesRecord by Decade Won Lost Tied Pts. Opp. PPG ____OPP. PPG _ PCT.1890-1899 _______43 ___ 28 ___ 1 ____1,313 __ 731 ___18.49 ___10.30 ___ 60.4%1900-1909 _______45 ___ 36 ___ 5 ____1,088 __ 774 ___12.65 ___9.00 ___ 55.2%1910-1919 _______39 ___ 25 ___ 8 ____ 967 __ 557 ___13.43 ___7.74 ___ 59.7%1920-1929 _______54 ___ 21 ___ 7 ____1,108 __ 579 ___13.51 ___7.06 ___ 70.1%1930-1939 _______32 ___ 52 ___ 9 ____ 840 __ 1,240 ___9.03 ____13.33 ___ 39.2%1940-1949 _______60 ___ 37 ___ 4 ____2,236 __ 1,489 ___22.14 ___14.74 ___ 61.4%1950-1959 _______43 ___ 53 ___ 5 ____1,540 __ 1,840 ___15.25 ___18.22 ___ 45.0%1960-1969 _______77 ___ 22 ___ 6 ____2,067 __ 1,006 ___19.69 ___9.58 ___ 76.2%1970-1979 _______58 ___ 56 ___ 0 ____2,329 __ 2,227 ___20.43 ___19.54 ___ 50.9%1980-1989 _______45 ___ 64 ___ 4 ____2,451 __ 2,591 ___21.69 ___22.93 ___ 41.6%1990-1999 _______43 ___ 67 ___ 3 ____2,471 __ 3,294 ___21.87 ___29.15 ___ 39.4%2000-2009 _______70 ___ 54 ___ 0 ____3,796 __ 3,173 ___30.61 ___25.59 ___ 56.5%2010-2019 _______35 ___ 17 ___ 0 ____1,672 __ 1,179 ___32.15 ___22.67 ___ 67.3%TOTALS _________644 __ 532 __ 52 ___23,878 _ 20,680 __19.45 ___16.84 ___ 54.6%

MIzzou Head coacH HIsToRYYears Coach Years W- L-T Pct.1890 A. L. McRae 1 2-1-0 .6671891 Hal Reid 1 3-1-0 .7501892 E. H. Jones 1 1-2-0 .3331893-94 H. O. Robinson 2 8-6-0 .5711895 C. D. “Pop” Bliss 1 7-1-0 .8751896 Frank Patterson 1 7-5-0 .5831897 Charles Young 1 5-6-0 .4551898-99 David L. Fultz 2 10-6-1 .6181900-01 Fred Murphy 2 6-10-2 .3891902 Pat O’Dea 1 5-3-0 .6251903-05 John F. McClain 3 9-17-1 .3521906-08 W.J. Monilaw 3 18-6-1 .7401909 William Roper 1 7-0-1 .9381910 W. Hollenbeck 1 4-2-2 .6251911-13 Chester L. Brewer 3 14-8-2 .6251914-17 Henry F. Schulte 4 16-14-2 .5311919-20 *John F. Miller 2 5-1-2 .7501920-21 *James Phelan 2 13-3-0 .8131922 Thomas Kelly 1 5-3-0 .6251923-31 Gwinn Henry 9 40-28-9 .5781932-34 Frank Carideo 3 2-23-2 .1111935-42, 46-56 Don Faurot 19 101-79-10 .558 1943-45 Chauncey Simpson 3 12-14-2 .4641957 Frank Broyles 1 5-4-1 .5501958-70 Dan Devine 13 93-37-7 .7041971-77 Al Onofrio 7 38-41-0 .4811978-84 Warren Powers 7 46-33-3 .5801985-88 Woody Widenhofer 4 12-31-1 .2841989-93 Bob Stull 5 15-38-2 .2911994-00 Larry Smith 7 33-46-1 .4132001-13 Gary Pinkel 13 102-63-0 .618*Miller and Phelan were co-coaches in 1920. Phelan receives credit for 7-1 record that season.


Since 1936 – For previous seasons, please refer to the Mizzou Football Records Book

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS RANKINGS Beginning in 1936, the Associated Press polled a group of broadcasters and sports writers from around the nation, asking them to rank the various college football teams. Although other polls have come and gone, the AP’s is the only one that has run in the nation’s newspapers every year since 1936. From this point forward, AP rankings for Missouri and its opponents are listed. A number in parenthesis appearing before an opponent’s name indicates Missouri’s ranking. A number in parenthesis appearing after an opponent’s name is its ranking. “R” indicates a team was receiving votes.

1936 COACH DON FAUROT Won 6, Lost 2, Tied 1 10/3 Cape Girardeau Teachers 20-0 W10/10 at Kansas State 7-7 T10/17 at Michigan State 0-13 L10/24 Iowa State 10-0 W10/31 at Nebraska (11) 0-20 L11/7 at St. Louis 13-7 W11/14 at Oklahoma 21-14 W11/21 Washington (Mo.) 17-10 W11/26 Kansas 19-3 W

1937 COACH DON FAUROT Won 3, Lost 6, Tied 1 10/2 at Colorado 6-14 L10/9 Kansas State 14-7 W10/16 Michigan State 0-2 L10/23 Nebraska (8) 0-7 L10/30 at Iowa State 12-0 W11/6 at St. Louis 7-14 L11/13 Oklahoma 0-7 L11/20 vs. Washington (Mo.) 3-0 W11/25 at Kansas 0-0 T11/27 at UCLA 0-13 L

1938 COACH DON FAUROT Won 6, Lost 3, Tied 0 10/1 Colorado 14-7 W 10/8 at Kansas State 13-21 L 10/15 Iowa State 13-16 L

GaMe-BY-GaMe ResulTs10/22 vs. Washington (Mo.) 13-0 W 10/29 at Nebraska 13-10 W 11/5 Michigan State 6-0 W 11/12 at Oklahoma (10) 0-21 L 11/19 at St. Louis 26-0 W 11/24 Kansas 13-7 W

1939 COACH DON FAUROT Won 8, Lost 2, Tied 0BIG SIX CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS9/30 Colorado 30-0 W 10/7 at Ohio State 0-19 L 10/14 vs. Washington (Mo.) 14-0 W 10/21 Kansas State 9-7 W 10/28 at Iowa State 21-6 W 11/4 Nebraska (10) 27-13 W 11/11 at New York Univ. (17) 20-7 W 11/18 (12) Oklahoma (5) 7-6 W 11/25 at (10) Kansas 20-0 W Orange Bowl (in Miami) 1/1/40 (6) Georgia Tech (16) 7-21 L FINAL RANKING — 6th (AP)

1940 COACH DON FAUROT Won 6, Lost 3, Tied 0 9/28 St. Louis 40-26 W 10/5 at Pittsburgh 13-19 L 10/12 at Kansas State 24-13 W 10/19 Iowa State 30-14 W 10/26 at Nebraska (18) 7-20 L 11/2 at New York University 33-0 W 11/9 at Colorado 21-6 W 11/16 at Oklahoma 0-7 L 11/21 Kansas 45-20 W

1941 COACH DON FAUROT Won 8, Lost 2, Tied 0BIG SIX CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS9/27 at Ohio State 7-12 L 10/4 Colorado 21-6 W 10/11 Kansas State 35-0 W 10/18 at Iowa State 39-13 W 10/25 Nebraska 6-0 W 11/1 at(19) Michigan State 19-0 W 11/8 at(17) New York Univ. 26-0 W 11/15 (16) Oklahoma 28-0 W


11/22 at (8) Kansas 45-6 W Sugar Bowl (in New Orleans) 1/1/42 (7) Fordham (6) 0-2 L FINAL RANKING — 7th (AP)

1942 COACH DON FAUROT Won 8, Lost 3, Tied 1BIG SIX CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS9/19 Fort Riley (St. Joseph) 31-0 W 9/26 St. Louis 38-7 W 10/3 Colorado 26-13 W 10/10 at Wisconsin 9-17 L 10/17 at Kansas State 46-2 W 10/24 Iowa State 45-6 W 10/31 Great Lakes NTS (St. Louis) 0-17 L 11/7 Nebraska 26-6 W 11/14 at Oklahoma 6-6 T 11/21 at Fordham 12-20 L 11/26 Kansas 42-13 W 12/5 Iowa Navy Pre-Flight (Kansas City) 7-0 W

1943 COACH CHAUNCEY SIMPSON Won 3, Lost 5, Tied 09/25 at Minnesota 13-26 L 10/2 at Ohio State 6-27 L 10/9 Kansas State 47-14 W 10/16 Iowa Navy Pre-Flight (7) (Kansas City) 6-21 L 10/30 Nebraska 54-20 W 11/6 at Iowa State 25-7 W 11/13 Oklahoma 13-20 L 11/20 at Kansas 6-7 L

1944 COACH CHAUNCEY SIMPSON Won 3, Lost 5, Tied 2 9/23 Arkansas (St. Louis) 6-7 L 9/30 at Ohio State 0-54 L 10/7 at Kansas State 33-0 W 10/14 at Minnesota 27-39 L 10/21 Iowa State 21-21 T 10/28 at Nebraska 20-24 L 11/4 Michigan State 13-7 W 11/11 at Oklahoma 21-21 T 11/18 Iowa Navy Pre-Flight (7) 7-51 L 11/23 Kansas (Kansas City) 28-0 W

1945 COACH CHAUNCEY SIMPSON Won 6, Lost 4, Tied 0BIG SIX CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS9/22 at Minnesota 0-34 L 9/29 at Ohio State 6-47 L 10/6 at SMU 10-7 W 10/13 at Iowa State 13-7 W 10/20 Kansas State 41-7 W 10/27 Nebraska 19-0 W 11/3 at Michigan State 7-14 L 11/17 Oklahoma (14) 14-6 W 11/24 (16) Kansas (K.City) 33-12 W Cotton Bowl (in Dallas) 1/1/46 (14) Texas (10) 27-40 L

1946 COACH DON FAUROT Won 5, Lost 4, Tied 1 9/21 at Texas 0-42 L 9/28 at Ohio State 13-13 T 10/4 at St. Louis 19-14 W 10/12 at Kansas State 26-0 W 10/19 Iowa State 33-13 W 10/26 SMU 0-17 L 11/2 at Nebraska 21-20 W 11/9 Colorado 21-0 W 11/16 at Oklahoma 6-27 L 11/28 Kansas 19-20 L

1947 COACH DON FAUROT Won 6, Lost 4, Tied 0 9/20 St. Louis 19-0 W 9/27 at Ohio State 7-13 L 10/4 at SMU 19-35 L 10/11 at Colorado 21-0 W 10/18 Kansas State 47-7 W 10/25 at Iowa State 26-7 W 11/1 Nebraska 47-6 W 11/8 at Duke (13) 28-7 W 11/15 (17) Oklahoma 12-21 L 11/22 at Kansas (17) 14-20 L

1948 COACH DON FAUROT Won 8, Lost 3, Tied 0 9/25 at Ohio State 7-21 L 10/1 at St. Louis 60-7 W 10/9 SMU (4) 20-14 W

GaMe-BY-GaMe ResulTs


10/16 at (12) Navy 35-14 W 10/23 (9) Iowa State 49-7 W 10/30 at (8) Kansas State 49-7 W 11/8 at (9) Oklahoma (15) 7-41 L 11/13 (20) Colorado 27-13 W 11/20 at Nebraska 33-6 W 11/25 Kansas 21-7 W Gator Bowl (in Jacksonville) 1/1/49 Clemson (11) 23-24 L

1949 COACH DON FAUROT Won 7, Lost 4, Tied 0 9/24 at Ohio State 34-35 L 10/1 at SMU 27-28 L 10/8 (20) Oklahoma A&M 21-7 W 10/15 at Illinois 27-20 W 10/22 at (18) Iowa State 32-0 W 10/29 (16) Nebraska 21-20 W 11/5 at Colorado 20-13 W 11/12 Oklahoma (3) 7-27 L 11/19 at Kansas 34-28 W 11/24 Kansas State 34-27 W Gator Bowl (in Jacksonville)1/2/50 (20) Maryland (14) 7-20 L FINAL RANKING — T-20th (AP)

1950 COACH DON FAUROT Won 4, Lost 5, Tied 1 9/30 (17) Clemson 0-34 L 10/7 SMU (3) 0-21 L 10/14 at Kansas State 28-7 W 10/21 Iowa State 20-20 T 10/28 at Oklahoma A&M 27-0 W 11/4 at Nebraska 34-40 L 11/11 Colorado 21-19 W 11/18 at Oklahoma (2) 7-41 L 11/23 Kansas 20-6 W 12/1 at Miami (Fla.) (15) 9-27 L

1951 COACH DON FAUROT Won 3, Lost 7, Tied 0 9/22 Fordham 20-34 L 9/29 Oklahoma A&M 27-26 W 10/6 at SMU 0-34 L 10/13 at Colorado 13-34 L 10/20 at Iowa State 14-21 L 10/27 Nebraska 35-19 W

11/3 at Maryland (4) 0-35 L 11/10 Oklahoma (10) 20-34 L 11/17 Kansas State 12-14+ W 12/1 at Kansas 28-41 L + forfeit victory to Missouri

1952 COACH DON FAUROT Won 5, Lost 5, Tied 0 9/20 Maryland (2) 10-13 L 9/27 at California (8) 14-28 L 10/4 at Kansas State 26-0 W 10/11 SMU 7-25 L 10/18 at Oklahoma A&M 7-14 L 10/25 Iowa State 19-0 W 11/1 at Nebraska 10-6 W 11/8 Colorado 27-7 W 11/15 at Oklahoma (8) 7-47 L 11/22 Kansas (18) 20-19 W

1953 COACH DON FAUROT Won 6, Lost 4, Tied 0 9/14 Maryland (9) 6-20 L 9/26 Purdue 14-7 W 10/3 at Colorado 27-16 W 10/10 at SMU 7-20 L 10/17 at Iowa State 6-13 L 10/24 Nebraska 23-7 W 10/31 at Indiana 14-7 W 11/7 Oklahoma (8) 7-14 L 11/14 Kansas State 16-6 W 11/21 at Kansas 10-6 W

1954 COACH DON FAUROT Won 4, Lost 5, Tied 1 9/25 at Purdue 0-31 L 10/2 at Kansas State 35-7 W 10/9 SMU 6-25 L 10/16 Indiana 20-14 W 10/23 Iowa State 32-14 W 10/30 at Nebraska 19-25 L 11/6 Colorado 19-19 T 11/13 at Oklahoma (3) 13-34 L 11/20 Kansas 41-18 W 11/25 at Maryland (10) 13-74 L



1955 COACH DON FAUROT Won 1, Lost 9, Tied 0 9/17 Maryland (5) 12-13 L 9/24 at Michigan (4) 7-42 L 10/1 Utah 14-20 L 10/7 at SMU 6-13 L 10/15 at Iowa State 14-20 L 10/22 Nebraska 12-18 L 10/29 at Colorado 20-12 W 11/5 Oklahoma (2) 0-20 L 11/12 Kansas State 0-21 L 11/19 at Kansas 7-13 L

1956 COACH DON FAUROT Won 4, Lost 5, Tied 1 9/22 Oregon State 13-19 L 9/29 at Purdue 7-16 L 10/6 SMU 27-33 L 10/13 North Dakota State 42-0 W 10/20 at Kansas State 20-6 W 10/27 Iowa State 34-0 W 11/3 at Nebraska 14-15 L 11/10 Colorado (18) 14-14 T 11/17 at Oklahoma (2) 14-67 L 12/1 Kansas 15-13 W

1957 COACH FRANK BROYLES Won 5, Lost 4, Tied 1 9/21 at Vanderbilt 7-7 T 9/28 Arizona 35-13 W 10/5 Texas A&M (5) 0-28 L 10/12 at SMU 7-6 W 10/19 at Iowa State 35-13 W 10/26 Nebraska 14-13 W 11/2 at Colorado (18) 9-6 W 11/9 (19) Oklahoma (2) 14-39 L 11/16 Kansas State 21-23 L 11/23 at Kansas 7-9 L

1958 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 5, Lost 4, Tied 1 9/20 Vanderbilt 8-12 L 9/27 Idaho 14-10 W 10/4 at Texas A&M 0-12 L 10/11 SMU (18) 19-32 L 10/18 at Kansas State 32-8 W 10/25 Iowa State 14-6 W

GaMe-BY-GaMe ResulTs11/1 at Nebraska 31-0 W 11/8 Colorado 33-9 W 11/15 at Oklahoma (6) 0-39 L 11/22 Kansas 13-13 T

1959 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 6, Lost 5, Tied 0 9/19 Penn State 8-19 L 9/26 at Michigan 20-15 W 10/3 at Iowa State 14-0 W 10/10 at SMU (15) 2-23 L 10/17 Oklahoma 0-23 L 10/24 Nebraska 9-0 W 10/31 at Colorado 20-21 L 11/7 Air Force (18) 13-0 W 11/14 Kansas State 26-0 W 11/21 at Kansas 13-9 W Orange Bowl1/1/60 (18) Georgia (5) 0-14 L FINAL RANKING — 18th (AP), 19th (UPI)

1960 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 11, Lost 0, Tied 0BIG EIGHT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS9/17 Southern Methodist 20-0 W 9/24 (16) Oklahoma State 28-7 W 10/1 at (19) Penn State (20) 21-8 W 10/8 (11) Air Force(at Denver)34-8 W 10/15 at (6) Kansas State 45-0 W 10/22 (5) Iowa State 34-8 W 10/29 at (5) Nebraska 28-0 W 11/5 (2) Colorado (18) 16-6 W 11/12 at (2) Oklahoma 41-19 W 11/19 (1) Kansas 7-23+ W Orange Bowl (in Miami)1/2/61 (5) Navy (4) 21-14 W + forfeit victory to Missouri FINAL RANKING — 5th (AP), 4th (UPI)

1961 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 7, Lost 2, Tied 1 9/23 (R) Washington St. 28-6 W 9/30 at (R) Minnesota (R) 6-0 W 10/7 (R) California 14-14 T 10/14 at Oklahoma State 10-0 W 10/21 at (R) Iowa State 13-7 W 10/28 (R) Nebraska 10-0 W


GaMe-BY-GaMe ResulTs11/4 at (10) Colorado (8) 6-7 L 11/11 (10) Oklahoma 0-7 L 11/18 (R) Kansas State 27-9 W 11/25 at (R) Kansas 10-7 W FINAL RANKING — 11th (AP), 11th (UPI)

1962 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 8, Lost 1, Tied 2 9/22 at (R) California (R) 21-10 W 9/29 at (10) Minnesota 0-0 T 10/6 (R) Arizona 17-7 W 10/13 at (R) Kansas State 32-0 W 10/20 (R) Oklahoma State 23-6 W 10/27 (R) Iowa State 21-6 W 11/3 at (R) Nebraska (R) 16-7 W 11/10 (7) Colorado 57-0 W 11/17 at (6) Oklahoma (R) 0-13 L 11/24 (R) Kansas 3-3 T Bluebonnet Bowl (in Houston)12/22 Georgia Tech 14-10 W FINAL RANKING — 12th (UPI)

1963 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 7, Lost 3, Tied 09/21 Northwestern (7) 12-23 L 9/28 at Arkansas (8) 7-6 W 10/5 Idaho 24-0 W 10/12 (R) Kansas State 21-11 W 10/19 at (R) Oklahoma State 28-6 W 10/26 at (R) Iowa State 7-0 W 11/2 (R) Nebraska (R) 12-13 L 11/9 at Colorado 28-7 W 11/16 Oklahoma (5) 3-13 L 11/30 at Kansas 9-7 WFINAL RANKING — 16th (UPI)

1964 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 6, Lost 3, Tied 1 9/19 at (R) California 14-21 L 9/26 Utah 23-6 W 10/3 Oklahoma State 7-10 L 10/10 at Kansas State 7-0 W 10/17 at Air Force 17-7 W 10/24 Iowa State 10-0 W 10/31 at Nebraska (5) 0-9 L11/7 Colorado 16-7 W11/14 at Oklahoma 14-14 T

11/21 Kansas 34-14 WFINAL RANKING — 18th (UPI)

1965 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 8, Lost 2, Tied 1 9/18 (R) Kentucky (R) 0-7 L9/25 at Oklahoma State 13-0 W10/2 at Minnesota 17-6 W10/9 (R) Kansas State 28-6 W10/16 (R) UCLA 14-14 T10/23 at (R) Iowa State 23-7 W10/30 (R) Nebraska (3) 14-16 L11/6 at (9) Colorado 20-7 W11/13 (9) Oklahoma 30-0 W11/20 at (8) Kansas 44-20 W Sugar Bowl (in New Orleans)1/1/66 (6) Florida (R) 20-18 WFINAL RANKING — 6th (AP), 6th (UPI)

1966 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 6, Lost 3, Tied 1 9/17 (R) Minnesota 24-0 W9/24 at (R) Illinois 21-14 W10/1 at (R) UCLA (2) 15-24 L10/8 at (R) Kansas State 27-0 W10/15 (R) Oklahoma State 7-0 W10/22 Iowa State 10-10 T10/29 at Nebraska (8) 0-35 L11/5 Colorado 0-26 L11/12 at Oklahoma 10-7 W11/19 Kansas 7-0 W

1967 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 7, Lost 3, Tied 0 9/23 SMU (R) 21-0 W9/30 at(R) Northwestern (R) 13-6 W10/7 (R) Arizona 17-3 W10/14 at (R) Colorado (6) 9-23 L10/21 at Iowa State 23-7 W10/28 (R) Oklahoma (R) 0-7 L11/4 at Oklahoma State 7-0 W11/11 Kansas State 28-6 W11/18 Nebraska (R) 10-7 W11/25 at (R) Kansas 6-17 L


GaMe-BY-GaMe ResulTs1971 COACH AL ONOFRIO Won 1, Lost 10, Tied 0 9/11 Stanford (19) 0-19 L 9/18 at Air Force 6-7 L 9/25 Southern Methodist 24-12 W 10/2 at Army 6-22 L 10/9 Nebraska (1) 0-36 L 10/16 Oklahoma State 16-37 L 10/23 at Colorado (11) 7-27 L 10/30 Kansas State 12-28 L 11/6 Oklahoma (2) 3-20 L 11/13 at Iowa State 17-45 L 11/20 at Kansas 2-7 L

1972 COACH AL ONOFRIO Won 6, Lost 6, Tied 0 9/9 Oregon 24-22 W 9/23 Baylor 0-27 L 9/30 California 34-27 W 10/7 at Oklahoma State 16-17 L 10/14 at Nebraska (6) 0-62 L 10/21 at Notre Dame (8) 30-26 W 10/28 Colorado (7) 20-17 W 11/4 at (16) Kansas State 31-14 W 11/11 at (14) Oklahoma (7) 6-17 L 11/18 (19) Iowa State (12) 6-5 W 11/25 (16) Kansas 17-28 L Fiesta Bowl (in Tempe)12/23 Arizona State (15) 35-49 L

1973 COACH AL ONOFRIO Won 8, Lost 4, Tied 0 9/15 Mississippi 17-0 W 9/22 (20) Virginia 31-7 W 9/29 at (20) North Carolina 27-14 W 10/6 at (15) SMU (19) 17-7 W 10/13 (12) Nebraska (2) 13-12 W 10/20 (7) Oklahoma State 13-9 W 10/27 at (7) Colorado 13-17 L 11/3 (12) Kansas State 31-7 W 11/10 (10) Oklahoma (3) 3-31 L 11/17 at (14) Iowa State 7-17 L 11/24 at (19) Kansas (20) 13-14 L Sun Bowl (in El Paso)12/29 Auburn 34-17 W FINAL RANKING — 17th (AP)

1968 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 8, Lost 3, Tied 0 9/21 at Kentucky 6-12 L9/28 at Illinois 44-0 W10/5 Army 7-3 W10/12 Colorado 27-14 W10/19 at (20) Nebraska (13) 16-14 W10/26 at (14) Kansas State 56-20 W11/2 (10) Oklahoma State 42-7 W 11/9 (8) Iowa State 42-7 W 11/16 at (6) Oklahoma 14-28 L 11/23 (13) Kansas (7) 19-21 L Gator Bowl (at Jacksonville)12/28 (16) Alabama (12) 35-10 W FINAL RANKING — 9th (AP), 17th (UPI)

1969 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 9, Lost 2, Tied 0BIG EIGHT CONF. CO-CHAMPIONS9/11 (10) Air Force 19-17 W 9/27 (11) Illinois (St. Louis) 37-6 W 10/4 at (9) Michigan (13) 40-17 W 10/11 (7) Nebraska (20) 17-7 W 10/18 (6) Oklahoma State 31-21 W 10/25 at (5) Colorado 24-31 L 11/1 (14) Kansas State 41-38 W 11/8 (9) Oklahoma (20) 44-10 W 11/15 at (8) Iowa State 40-13 W 11/22 at (7) Kansas 69-21 W Orange Bowl (at Miami)1/1/70 (6) Penn State (2) 3-10 L FINAL RANKING — 6th (AP), 6th (UPI)

1970 COACH DAN DEVINE Won 5, Lost 6, Tied 0 9/11 (11) Baylor (St. Louis) 38-0 W 9/19 (10) Minnesota 34-12 W 9/26 (9) Air Force (20) (at St. Louis) 14-37 L 10/3 at (20) Oklahoma State 40-20 W 10/10 at (16) Nebraska (6) 7-21 L 10/17 (18) Notre Dame (3) 7-24 L 10/24 Colorado (19) 30-16 W 10/31 at (17) Kansas State 13-17 L 11/7 at Oklahoma 13-28 L 11/14 Iowa State 19-31 L 11/21 Kansas 28-17 W


1974 COACH AL ONOFRIO Won 7, Lost 4, Tied 0 9/14 at (18) Mississippi 0-10 L 9/21 Baylor 28-21 W 9/28 Arizona State (7) 9-0 W 10/5 at Wisconsin 20-59 L 10/12 at Nebraska (12) 21-10 W 10/19 Oklahoma State 7-31 L 10/26 Colorado 30-24 W 11/2 at Kansas State 52-15 W 11/9 at Oklahoma (2) 0-37 L 11/16 Iowa State 10-7 W 11/23 Kansas 27-3 W

1975 COACH AL ONOFRIO Won 6, Lost 5, Tied 0 9/8 Alabama (2) (at Birmingham) 20-7 W 9/20 at (5) Illinois 30-20 W 9/27 (5) Wisconsin 27-21 W 10/4 at (5) Michigan (12) 7-31 L 10/11 (12) Okla. St. (14) 41-14 W 10/18 at (10) Colorado (12) 20-31 L 10/25 (15) Kansas State 35-3 W 11/1 (12) Nebraska (3) 7-30 L 11/8 at (19) Iowa State 44-14 W 11/15 (18) Oklahoma (6) 27-28 L 11/22 at (18) Kansas 24-42 L

1976 COACH AL ONOFRIO Won 6, Lost 5, Tied 0 9/11 at USC (8) 46-25 W 9/18 (6) Illinois 6-31 L 9/25 at Ohio State (2) 22-21 W 10/2 (12) North Carolina (14) 24-3 W 10/9 at (9) Kansas State 28-21 W 10/16 (7) Iowa State 17-21 L 10/23 at (17) Nebraska (3) 34-24 W 10/30 at (10) Okla. St. (16) 19-20 L 11/6 (16) Colorado (14) 16-7 W 11/13 at (11) Oklahoma (14) 20-27 L 11/20 (19) Kansas 14-41 L

1977 COACH AL ONOFRIO Won 4, Lost 7, Tied 0 9/10 USC (4) 10-27 L 9/17 at Illinois 7-11 L 9/24 California 21-28 L 10/1 at Arizona State (20) 15-0 W 10/8 at Iowa State 0-7 L 10/15 Oklahoma (7) 17-21 L 10/22 Kansas State 28-13 W 10/29 at Colorado (15) 24-14 W 11/5 Nebraska (11) 10-21 L 11/12 Oklahoma State 41-14 W 11/19 at Kansas 22-24 L

1978 COACH WARREN POWERS Won 8, Lost 4, Tied 0 9/9 at Notre Dame (5) 3-0 W 9/16 (11) Alabama (1) 20-38 L 9/23 (17) Mississippi 45-14 W 9/30 at (14) Oklahoma (1) 23-45 L 10/7 Illinois 45-3 W 10/14 (19) Iowa State (20) 26-13 W 10/21 at (13) Kansas State 56-14 W 10/28 (13) Colorado 27-28 L 11/4 at Oklahoma State 20-35 L 11/11 Kansas 48-0 W 11/18 at Nebraska (2) 35-31 W Liberty Bowl (in Memphis)12/23 (18) Louisiana State 20-15 W FINAL RANKING — 15th (AP), 14th (UPI)

1979 COACH WARREN POWERS Won 7, Lost 5, Tied 0 9/8 (12) San Diego State 45-15 W 9/15 at (11) Illinois 14-6 W 9/22 at (9) Mississippi 33-7 W 9/29 (5) Texas (4) 0-21 L 10/13 (15) Oklahoma State 13-14 L 10/20 at Colorado 13-7 W 10/27 Kansas State 3-19 L 11/3 Nebraska (2) 20-23 L 11/10 at Iowa State 18-9 W 11/17 Oklahoma (7) 22-24 L 11/24 at Kansas 55-7 W Hall of Fame Bowl (Birmingham)12/29 South Carolina (16) 24-14 W FINAL RANKING — 20th (UPI)



1983 COACH WARREN POWERS Won 7, Lost 5, Tied 0 9/10 Illinois 28-18 W 9/17 at Wisconsin 20-21 L 9/24 Utah State 17-10 W 10/1 East Carolina 6-13 L 10/8 at Colorado 59-20 W 10/15 Nebraska (1) 13-34 L 10/22 Kansas State 38-0 W 10/29 at Iowa State 41-18 W 11/5 Oklahoma (11) 10-0 W 11/12 Oklahoma State 16-10 W 11/19 at (19) Kansas 27-37 L Holiday Bowl (in San Diego)12/23 Brigham Young (9) 17-21 L

1984 COACH WARREN POWERS Won 3, Lost 7, Tied 1 9/8 at Illinois 24-30 L 9/15 Wisconsin 34-35 L 9/22 Mississippi State 47-30 W 9/29 Notre Dame (19) 14-16 L 10/6 Colorado 52-7 W 10/13 at Nebraska (6) 23-33 L 10/20 at Kansas State 61-21 W 10/27 Iowa State 14-14 T 11/3 at Oklahoma (9) 7-49 L 11/10 at Oklahoma State (4) 13-31 L 11/17 Kansas 21-35 L

1985 COACH WOODY WIDENHOFER Won 1, Lost 10, Tied 0 9/14 Northwestern 23-27 L 9/21 at Texas 17-21 L 9/28 Indiana 17-36 L 10/5 California 32-39 L 10/12 at Colorado 7-38 L 10/19 Nebraska (9) 20-28 L 10/26 Kansas State 17-20 L 11/2 at Iowa State 28-27 W 11/9 Oklahoma (7) 6-51 L 11/16 Oklahoma State (10) 19-21 L 11/23 at Kansas 20-34 L

1980 COACH WARREN POWERS Won 8, Lost 4, Tied 0 9/13 (17) New Mexico 47-16 W 9/20 (15) Illinois 52-7 W 9/27 at (12) San Diego State 31-7 W 10/4 (9) Penn State (17) 21-29 L 10/11 at (19) Oklahoma State 30-7 W 10/18 (16) Colorado 45-7 W 10/25 at (16) Kansas State 13-3 W 11/1 at (15) Nebraska (8) 16-38 L 11/8 Iowa State 14-10 W 11/15 at Oklahoma (10) 7-17 L 11/22 Kansas 31-6 W Liberty Bowl (at Memphis)12/27 Purdue 25-28 L

1981 COACH WARREN POWERS Won 8, Lost 4, Tied 0 9/12 Army 24-10 W 9/19 Rice 42-10 W 9/26 Louisville 34-3 W 10/3 at Mississippi State (9) 14-3 W 10/10 (13) Kansas State 58-13 W 10/17 at (8) Iowa State 13-34 L 10/24 (19) Nebraska (15) 0-6 L 10/31 Oklahoma State 12-16 L 11/7 at Colorado 30-14 W 11/14 Oklahoma (15) 19-14 W 11/21 at Kansas 11-19 L Tangerine Bowl (in Orlando)12/19 So. Mississippi (18) 19-17 W FINAL RANKING — 19th (AP), 20th (UPI)

1982 COACH WARREN POWERS Won 5, Lost 4, Tied 2 9/4 Colorado State 28-14 W 9/11 Army 23-10 W 9/25 at Texas (17) 0-21 L 10/2 East Carolina 28-9 W 10/9 at Kansas State 7-7 T 10/16 Iowa State 17-17 T 10/23 at Nebraska (5) 19-23 L 10/30 at Oklahoma State 20-30 L 11/6 Colorado 35-14 W 11/13 at Oklahoma (15) 14-41 L 11/20 Kansas 16-10 W



1986 COACH WOODY WIDENHOFER Won 3, Lost 8, Tied 0 9/13 Utah State 24-10 W 9/20 Texas 25-27 L 9/27 Indiana 24-41 L 10/4 at Syracuse 9-41 L 10/11 Colorado 12-17 L 10/18 at Nebraska (3) 17-48 L 10/25 at Kansas State 17-6 W 11/1 Iowa State 14-37 L 11/8 at Oklahoma (4) 0-77 L 11/22 Kansas 48-0 W 12/4 at Oklahoma State 6-10 L

1987 COACH WOODY WIDENHOFER Won 5, Lost 6, Tied 0 9/12 Baylor 23-18 W 9/19 Northwestern 28-3 W 9/26 at Indiana 17-20 L 10/3 Syracuse 13-24 L 10/10 Kansas State 34-10 W 10/17 at Iowa State 42-17 W 10/24 Oklahoma State 20-24 L 10/31 Nebraska (2) 7-42 L 11/7 at Colorado 10-27 L 11/14 at Oklahoma (1) 13-17 L 11/21 Kansas 19-7 W

1988 COACH WOODY WIDENHOFER Won 3, Lost 7, Tied 1 9/10 Utah State 35-21 W 9/17 Houston 7-31 L 9/24 Indiana 28-28 T 10/1 at Miami (Fla.) (1) 0-55 L 10/8 at Kansas State 52-21 W 10/15 Iowa State 3-21 L 10/22 at Oklahoma State (15) 21-49 L 10/29 at Nebraska (5) 18-26 L 11/5 Colorado 8-45 L 11/12 Oklahoma 7-16 L 11/19 at Kansas 55-17 W

1989 COACH BOB STULL Won 2, Lost 9, Tied 0 9/9 Texas Christian 14-10 W 9/16 at Indiana 7-24 L

9/23 Miami (Fla.) (2) 7-38 L 9/30 at Arizona State 3-19 L 10/7 at Colorado (3) 3-49 L 10/14 Nebraska (4) 7-50 L 10/21 at Kansas State 21-9 W 10/28 Oklahoma State 30-31 L 11/4 at Oklahoma 14-52 L 11/11 Iowa State 21-35 L 11/18 Kansas 44-46 L

1990 COACH BOB STULL Won 4, Lost 7, Tied 0 9/8 Texas Christian 19-20 L 9/15 Utah State 45-10 W 9/22 at Indiana 7-58 L 9/29 Arizona State (21) 30-9 W 10/6 Colorado (12) 31-33 L 10/13 at Nebraska (7) 21-69 L 10/20 Kansas State 31-10 W 10/27 at Oklahoma State 28-48 L 11/3 Oklahoma 10-55 L 11/10 at Iowa State 25-27 L 11/17 at Kansas 31-21 W

1991 COACH BOB STULL Won 3, Lost 7, Tied 19/14 Illinois 23-19 W 9/21 at Baylor (14) 21-47 L 9/28 Indiana 27-27 T 10/5 Memphis State 31-21 W 10/12 at Colorado (25) 7-55 L 10/19 Oklahoma State 41-7 W 10/26 at Nebraska (9) 6-63 L 11/2 Iowa State 22-23 L 11/9 Oklahoma (20) 16-56 L 11/16 at Kansas State 0-32 L 11/23 at Kansas 29-53 L

1992 COACH BOB STULL Won 3, Lost 8, Tied 0 9/12 at Illinois 17-24 L 9/19 Texas A&M (5) 13-26 L 9/26 at Indiana 10-20 L 10/3 Marshall 44-21 W 10/8 Colorado (9) 0-6 L 10/17 at Oklahoma State 26-28 L 10/24 Nebraska (8) 24-34 L



1996 COACH LARRY SMITH Won 5, Lost 6, Tied 08/31 at Texas (8) 10-40 L 9/14 Memphis 16-19 L 9/21 Clemson 38-24 W 9/28 at Iowa State 31-45 L 10/5 at SMU 27-26 W 10/12 Kansas State (22) 10-35 L 10/26 Oklahoma State 35-28 W OT11/2 Colorado (7) 13-41 L 11/9 at Nebraska (5) 7-51 L 11/16 at Baylor 49-42 W 3-OT11/23 Kansas 42-25 W

1997 COACH LARRY SMITH Won 7, Lost 5, Tied 09/6 Eastern Michigan 44-24 W 9/13 at Kansas 7-15 L 9/20 at Tulsa 42-21 W 9/27 Ohio State (7) 10-31 L 10/4 Iowa State 45-21 W 10/11 at Kansas State (22) 11-41 L 10/18 Texas 37-29 W10/25 at Okla. St. (12) 51-50 W 2-OT11/1 at Colorado 41-31 W11/8 Nebraska (1) 38-45 L OT11/15 (25) Baylor 42-24 W

Plymouth Holiday Bowl12/29 (19) Colo. St. (18) 24-35 LFINAL RANKING — 23rd (AP), 23rd (USA Today)

1998 COACH LARRY SMITH Won 8, Lost 4, Tied 09/5 Bowling Green 37-0 W9/12 (25) Kansas 41-23 W9/19 at (21) Ohio State (1) 14-35 L10/3 (23) Northwestern St. 35-14 W10/10 at (21) Iowa State 35-19 W10/17 (20) Oklahoma 20-6 W10/24 at (19) Nebraska (7) 13-20 L10/31 at (18) Texas Tech 28-26 W11/7 (18) Colorado 38-14 W11/14 at (13) Texas A&M (6) 14-17 L 11/21 (19) Kansas State (2) 25-31 L Insight.com Bowl12/26 (24) West Virginia 34-31 WFINAL RANKING — 21st (AP), 25th USA Today

10/31 at Iowa State 14-28 L 11/7 at Oklahoma 17-51 L 11/14 Kansas State 27-14 W 11/21 Kansas (22) 22-17 W

1993 COACH BOB STULL Won 3, Lost 7, Tied 19/11 Illinois 31-3 W 9/18 at Texas A&M (16) 0-73 L9/25 at West Virginia 3-35 L 10/2 SMU 10-10 T 10/9 at Colorado (20) 18-30 L 10/16 Oklahoma State 42-9 W 10/23 at Nebraska (5) 7-49 L 10/30 Iowa State 37-34 W 11/6 Oklahoma (20) 23-42 L 11/13 at Kansas State (24) 21-31 L 11/20 at Kansas 0-28 L

1994 COACH LARRY SMITH Won 3, Lost 8, Tied 19/3 Tulsa 17-20 L 9/10 at Illinois 0-42 L 9/17 at Houston 16-0 W 10/1 West Virginia 10-34 L 10/8 Colorado (5) 23-38 L 10/15 at Oklahoma State 24-15 W 10/22 Nebraska (3) 7-42 L 10/29 at Iowa State 34-20 W 11/5 at Oklahoma 13-30 L 11/12 Kansas State (11) 18-21 L 11/19 Kansas 14-31 L 11/26 at Hawaii 32-32 T

1995 COACH LARRY SMITH Won 3, Lost 8, Tied 09/2 North Texas 17-20 W 9/9 Bowling Green 10-17 L 9/16 at Texas Tech 14-41 L 9/23 NE Louisiana 31-22 W 10/7 at Kansas State (13) 0-30 L 10/14 at Nebraska (2) 0-57 L 10/21 Oklahoma State 26-30 L 10/28 Oklahoma (23) 9-13 L 11/4 at Kansas (11) 23-42 L 11/11 at Colorado (9) 0-21 L 11/18 Iowa State 45-31 W



1999 COACH LARRY SMITH Won 4, Lost 7, Tied 09/4 UAB 31-28 W 9/18 Western Michigan 48-34 W9/25 Nebraska (6) 40-10 L 10/2 at Memphis 27-17 W 10/9 at Colorado 39-46 L OT10/16 Iowa State 21-24 L 10/23 at Kansas 0-21 L 10/30 Texas Tech 34-7 W 11/6 at Oklahoma 0-37 L11/13 Texas A&M 14-51 L11/20 at Kansas State (9) 0-66 L

2000 COACH LARRY SMITH Won 3, Lost 8, Tied 09/2 Western Illinois 50-20 W9/9 at Clemson (17) 9-62 L9/16 Michigan State (20) 10-13 L9/30 at Nebraska (1) 24-42 L10/7 Oklahoma State 24-10 W10/14 Kansas 17-38 L10/21 at Texas (21) 12-46 L10/28 at Iowa State 20-39 L11/4 Colorado 18-28 L11/11 at Baylor 47-22 W11/18 Kansas State (9) 24-28 L

2001 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 4, Lost 7, Tied 09/1 Bowling Green 13-20 L9/8 Southwest Texas 40-6 W9/29 Nebraska (4) 3-36 L10/6 at Oklahoma State 41-38 W 3-OT10/13 Iowa State 14-20 L10/20 at Kansas 38-34 W10/27 Texas (7) 16-35 L11/3 at Colorado (25) 24-38 L11/10 Baylor 41-24 W11/24 at Kansas State 3-24 L12/1 at Michigan State 7-55 L

2002 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 5, Lost 7, Tied 08/31 Illinois (at St. Louis) 33-20 W9/7 (R) Ball State 41-6 W9/14 (R) at Bowling Green 28-51 L

9/28 Troy State 44-7 W10/5 Oklahoma (3) 24-31 L10/12 at Nebraska 13-24 L10/19 at Texas Tech 38-52 L10/26 Kansas 36-12 W11/2 at Iowa State (22) 35-42 L11/9 Colorado (18) 35-42 L OT11/16 at Texas A&M 33-27 W 2-OT11/23 Kansas State (10) 0-38 L

2003 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 8, Lost 5, Tied 08/30 (R) Illinois (at St. Louis) 22-15 W9/6 (R) at Ball State 35-7 W9/13 (R) Eastern Illinois 37-0 W9/20 (23) Middle Tenn. St. 41-40 W OT9/27 (23) at Kansas 14-35 L10/11 (R) Nebraska (10) 41-24 W10/18 (24) at Oklahoma (1) 13-34 L10/25 (R) Texas Tech (R) 62-31 W11/8 (22) at Colorado 16-21 L11/15 (R) Texas A&M 45-22 W11/22 (R) at Kansas State (19) 14-24 L11/29 Iowa State 45-7 W

Mainstay Independence Bowl12/31 (R) Arkansas 14-27 L

2004 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 5, Lost 69/4 (18) Arkansas State 52-20 W9/9 (19) at Troy 14-24 L9/18 (R) Ball State 48-0 W10/2 (R) Colorado 17-9 W10/9 (R) at Baylor 30-10 W10/16 (R) at Texas (9) 20-28 L10/23 (R) Oklahoma State (22) 17-20 L10/30 (R) at Nebraska 3-24 L11/6 Kansas State 24-35 L11/20 Kansas 14-31 L11/27 at Iowa State 17-14 W OT

2005 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 7, Lost 5, Tied 09/3 Arkansas St. (at Kansas City) 44-17 W9/10 New Mexico 35-45 L9/17 Troy 52-21 W10/1 Texas (2) 20-51 L10/8 at Oklahoma State 38-31 W



GaMe-BY-GaMe ResulTs10/15 Iowa State 27-24 W OT10/22 Nebraska 41-24 W10/29 (R) at Kansas 3-13 L11/5 at Colorado (25) 12-41 L11/12 Baylor 31-16 W11/19 at Kansas State 28-36 L

Independence Bowl12/30 South Carolina (R) 38-31 W

2006 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 8, Lost 5, Tied 09/2 Murray St. 47-7 W9/9 (R) Mississippi 34-7 W9/16 (R) at New Mexico 27-17 W9/23 (R) Ohio 31-6 W9/30 (25) Colorado 28-13 W10/7 (23) at Texas Tech (R) 38-21 W10/14 (19) at Texas A&M 19-25 L10/21 (24) Kansas St. 41-21 W10/28 (23) Oklahoma (19) 10-26 L11/4 (R) at Nebraska (R) 20-34 L11/18 at Iowa St. 16-21 L11/25 Kansas 42-17 W

Sun Bowl12/29 vs. Oregon St. (24) 38-39 L

2007 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 12, Lost 2, Tied 0BIG 12 NORTH CHAMPIONS9/1 (R) Illinois (at St. Louis) 40-34 W9/8 (R) at Mississippi 38-25 W9/15 (R) Western Michigan 52-24 W9/22 (25) Illinois State 38-17 W10/6 (17) Nebraska (25) 41-6 W10/13 (11) at Oklahoma (6) 31-41 L10/20 (15) Texas Tech (22) 41-10 W10/27 (13) Iowa State 42-28 W11/3 (9) at Colorado 55-10 W11/10 (7) Texas A&M 40-26 W11/17 (6) at Kansas State 49-32 W11/24 (3) Kansas (2) (at K. City) 36-28 W

Big 12 Championship (San Antonio, Texas)12/1 (1) Oklahoma (9) 17-38 L

Cotton Bowl1/1 (7) Arkansas (25) 38-7 WFINAL RANKING — 4th (AP), 5th (USA Today)

2008 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 10, Lost 4, Tied 0BIG 12 NORTH CHAMPIONS8/30 (6) Illinois (20) (at St. Louis) 40-34 W9/6 (6) SE Missouri State 52-3 W9/13 (6) Nevada 69-17 W9/20 (5) Buffalo 42-21 W10/4 (4) at Nebraska (RV) 52-17 W10/11 (3) Oklahoma State (17) 23-28 L10/18 (11) at Texas (4) 31-56 L10/25 (16) Colorado 58-0 W11/1 (14) at Baylor 31-28 W11/8 (13) Kansas State 41-24 W11/15 (12) at Iowa State 52-20 W11/29 (12) Kansas (at Kansas City) 37-40 L

Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.)12/6 (19) Oklahoma (4) 21-62 L

Alamo Bowl12/30 (25) Northwestern (22) 30-23 W OTFINAL RANKING — 19th (AP), 16th (USA Today)

2009 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 8, Lost 5, Tied 09/5 (R) Illinois (R) (at St. Louis) 37-9 W9/12 (25) Bowling Green 27-20 W9/19 (R) Furman 52-12 W9/25 (R) at Nevada 31-21 W10/8 (24) Nebraska (21) 12-27 L10/17 (R) at Oklahoma State (16) 17-33 L10/24 (R) Texas (3) 7-41 L10/31 at Colorado 36-17 W11/7 Baylor 32-40 L11/14 at Kansas St. (R) 38-12 W11/21 Iowa St. 34-24 W11/28 Kansas (at Kansas City) 41-39 W

Texas Bowl12/31 (R) vs. Navy (R) 13-35 L

2010 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 10, Lost 3, Tied 0BIG 12 NORTH CO-CHAMPIONS9/4 (R) vs. Illinois (at St. Louis) 23-13 W9/11 (R) McNeese State 50-6 W9/18 (R) San Diego State 27-24 W9/25 (R) Miami (Ohio) 51-13 W10/9 (24) Colorado 26-0 W


2013 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 12, Lost 2, Tied 0SEC EASTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONS8/31 Murray State 58-14 W9/7 Toledo 38-23 W9/21 at Indiana 45-28 W9/28 (R) Arkansas State 41-19 W10/5 (R) at Vanderbilt 51-28 W10/12 (25) at Georgia (7) 41-26 W10/19 (14) Florida (22) 36-17 W10/26 (5) South Carolina (20) 24-27 L 2OT11/2 (10) Tennessee 31-3 W11/9 (9) at Kentucky 48-17 W11/23 (8) at Ole Miss (24) 24-10 W11/30 (5) Texas A&M (19) 28-21 W

SEC Championship (Atlanta, Ga.)12/7 (5) vs. Auburn (3) 42-59 L

2014 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic1/3 (8) vs. Oklahoma St.) (13) 41-31 WFINAL RANKING — 5th (AP), 5th (USA Today)

GaMe-BY-GaMe ResulTs10/16 (21) at Texas A&M 30-9 W10/23 (18) Oklahoma (3) 36-27 W10/30 (7) at Nebraska (14) 17-31 L11/6 (14) at Texas Tech 17-24 L11/13 (20) Kansas State (R) 38-28 W11/20 (15) at Iowa State 14-0 W11/27 (15) vs. Kansas (at Kansas City) 35-7 W

Insight Bowl12/28 (14) vs. Iowa 24-27 LFINAL RANKING — 18th (AP), 18th (USA Today)

2011 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 8, Lost 5, Tied 09/3 (21) Miami, (Ohio) 17-6 W9/9 (21) at Arizona St. (RV) 30-37 L OT9/17 (RV) Western Illinois 69-0 W9/24 (RV) at Oklahoma (1) 28-38 L10/8 at Kansas St. (20) 17-24 L10/15 Iowa St. 52-17 W10/22 Oklahoma St. (6) 24-45 L10/29 at Texas A&M (16) 38-31 W OT11/5 at Baylor 39-42 L11/12 Texas (21) 17-5 W11/19 Texas Tech 31-27 W11/26 vs. Kansas (Kansas City) 24-10 W

Independence Bowl12/26 (RV) vs. North Carolina (R) 41-24 W

2012 COACH GARY PINKEL Won 5, Lost 7, Tied 09/1 (RV) SE Louisiana 62-10 W9/8 (RV) Georgia (7) 20-41 L9/15 Arizona State (RV) 24-20 W9/22 (RV) at South Carolina (7) 10-31 L9/29 at UCF 21-16 W10/6 Vanderbilt 15-19 L10/13 Alabama (1) 10-42 L10/27 Kentucky 33-10 W11/3 at Florida (8) 7-14 L11/10 at Tennessee 51-48 W 4-OT11/17 Syracuse 27-31 L11/24 at Texas A&M (9) 29-59 L


2005 — ^Missouri, 38-31 at Shreveport2012 — South Carolina, 31-10 at Columbia (SC)2013 — South Carolina, 27-24 (2-OT) at Columbia (MO)*1979 Hall of Fame Bowl^2005 Independence Bowl

TENNESSEE (Missouri leads, 2-0)2012 — Missouri, 51-48 (4-OT) at Knoxville2013 — Missouri 31-3 at Columbia

TEXAS A&M (Texas A&M leads, 8-6)1957 — Texas A&M, 28-0 at Columbia1958 — Texas A&M, 12-0 at College Station1992 — Texas A&M, 26-13 at Columbia1993 — Texas A&M, 73-0 at College Station1998 — Texas A&M, 17-14 at College Station1999 –– Texas A&M, 51-14 at Columbia2002 –– Missouri, 33-27 (OT) at College Station2003 –– Missouri, 45-22 at Columbia2006 — Texas A&M, 25-19 at College Station2007 — Missouri, 40-26 at Columbia2010 — Missouri, 30-9 at College Station2011 — Missouri, 38-31 (OT) at College Station2012 — Texas A&M, 59-29 at College Station2013 — Missouri, 28-21 at Columbia

VANDERBILT (Missouri Leads, 3-2-1)1895 — Missouri, 16-0 at Columbia1896 — Missouri, 26-6 at St. Louis1957 — Tie, 7-7 at Columbia1958 — Vanderbilt, 12-8 at Columbia2012 — Vanderbilt, 19-15 at Columbia2013 — Missouri, 51-28 at Nashville

2014 non-conF. HIsToRIes

CENTRAL FLORIDA (Missouri leads, 1-0)2012 — Missouri, 21-16 at Orlando

INDIANA (Indiana leads, 6-3-2)1953 — Missouri, 14-7 at Bloomington1954 — Missouri, 20-14 at Columbia1985 — Indiana, 36-17 at Columbia1986 — Indiana, 41-24 at Columbia1987 — Indiana, 20-17 at Bloomington1988 — Tie, 28-28 at Columbia1989 — Indiana, 24-7 at Bloomington1990 — Indiana, 58-7 at Bloomington1991 — Tie, 27-27 at Columbia1992 — Indiana, 20-10 at Bloomington2013 — Missouri, 45-28 at Bloomington

TOLEDO (Missouri leads, 1-0)2013 — Missouri, 38-23 at Columbia

sec seRIes HIsToRIesALABAMA (Tied, 2-2)1968 — *Missouri, 35-10 at Jacksonville1975 — Missouri, 20-7 at Birmingham1978 — Alabama, 38-20 at Columbia2012 — Alabama, 42-10 at Columbia* 1968 Gator Bowl

ARKANSAS (Missouri leads, 3-2)1906 — Missouri, 11-0 at Columbia1944 — Arkansas, 7-6 at St. Louis1963 — Missouri, 7-6 at Little Rock2003 — *Arkansas, 27-14 at Shreveport, La.2008 — #Missouri, 38-7 at Dallas, Texas* 2003 Independence Bowl# 2008 Cotton Bowl (‘07 season)

AUBURN (Tied, 1-1)1973 — *Missouri, 34-17 at El Paso2013 — %Auburn, 59-42 at Atlanta* 1973 Sun Bowl% 2013 SEC Championship Game

FLORIDA (Missouri leads, 2-1)1966 — *Missouri, 20-18 at New Orleans2012 — Florida, 14-7 at Gainesville2013 — Missouri, 36-17 at Columbia* 1966 Sugar Bowl (‘65 season)

GEORGIA (Georgia leads, 2-1)1960 — *Georgia, 14-0 at Miami2012 — Georgia, 41-20 at Columbia2013 — Missouri, 41-26 at Athens* 1960 Orange Bowl (‘59 season)

KENTUCKY (Tied, 2-2)1965 — Kentucky, 7-0 at Columbia1968 — Kentucky, 12-6 at Lexington2012 — Missouri, 33-10 at Columbia2013 — Missouri, 48-17 at Lexington

LOUISIANA ST. (Missouri leads, 1-0)1978 — *Missouri, 20-15 at Memphis* 1978 Liberty Bowl

MISSISSIPPI (Missouri leads, 6-1)1973 — Missouri, 17-0 at Columbia1974 — Mississippi, 10-0 at Jackson1978 — Missouri, 45-14 at Columbia1979 — Missouri, 33-7 at Jackson2006 — Missouri, 34-7 at Columbia2007 — Missouri, 38-25 at Oxford2013 — Missouri, 24-10 at Oxford

MISSISSIPPI STATE (Missouri leads, 2-0)1981 — Missouri, 14-3 at Jackson1984 — Missouri, 47-30 at Columbia

SOUTH CAROLINA (Tied, 2-2)1979 — *Missouri, 24-14 at Birmingham


M E M O R I A L S T A D I U M ATTENDANCE RECORDS CROWD _____ OPPONENT____________ DATE 1. 75,298 _____ Penn State _______ Oct. 4, 1980 2. 75,136 _____ Texas ________ Sept. 29, 1979 3. 74,575 _____ Nebraska _______Nov. 3, 1979 4. 73,655 _____ Alabama ______ Sept. 16, 1978 5. 72,348 _____ Nebraska ______ Oct. 15, 1983 6. 72,333 _____ Colorado _______ Oct. 18, 1980 7. 72,001 _____ Nebraska ______ Oct. 24, 1981 8. 71,291 _____ Oklahoma ______ Nov. 17, 1979 9. 71,096 _____ Colorado _______ Oct. 28, 1978 10. 71,004 _____ Texas _________ Oct. 24, 2009 71,004 _____ Oklahoma ______ Oct. 23, 2010 71,004 _____ Iowa State ______ Oct. 15, 2011 71,004 _____ Georgia _______ Sept. 8, 2012 71,004 _____ Arizona State ___ Sept. 15, 2012 71,004 _____ Alabama _______ Oct. 13, 2012

M E M O R I A L S T A D I U M ATTENDANCE RECORDSSINCE 1995 (When capacity dropped to 68,349 level) CROWD ________ OPPONENT____________ DATE 1. 71,004 _____ Texas _________ Oct. 24, 2009 71,004 _____ Oklahoma ______ Oct. 23, 2010 71,004 _____ Iowa State ______ Oct. 15, 2011 71,004 _____ Georgia _______ Sept. 8, 2012 71,004 _____ Arizona State ___ Sept. 15, 2012 71,004 _____ Alabama _______ Oct. 13, 2012 7. 70,049 _____ Nebraska _______ Oct. 6, 2007 8. 68,349 _____ Kansas State _____Nov. 8, 2008 68,349 _____ Colorado _______ Oct. 25, 2008 68,349 _____ Oklahoma State___ Oct. 11, 2008 68,349 _____ Nebraska ______ Oct. 11, 2003

ATTENDANCE RECORDS FOR ALL MIZZOU GAMES CROWD ________ OPPONENT____________ DATE 1. 104,578 ____ at Michigan ______ Oct. 4, 1975 2. 98,383 _____ at Texas _______ Oct. 18, 2008 3. 93,269 _____ at Ohio State ___ Sept. 19, 1998 4. 92,746 _____ at Georgia ______ Oct. 12, 2013 5. 90,496 _____ at Florida _______Nov. 3, 2012 6. 89,272 _____ at Tennessee ____ Nov. 10, 2012 7. 87,936 _____ at Ohio State ___ Sept. 25, 1976 8. 87,222 _____ at Texas A&M ____ Nov. 24, 2012 9. 86,934 _____ at Texas A&M ____ Oct. 29, 2011 10. 85,907 _____ at Nebraska _____ Oct. 30, 2010

MeMoRIal sTadIuM HIsToRYAlltime Record: 271-173-20 (88 seasons)

First Game: Oct. 2, 1926 – Missouri 0, Tulane 0

Most Consecutive Winning Seasons: 6, 1938-43

Most Games, Season: 7, 1956 (3-3-1), 1981 (5-2), 1983 (5-2), 1985 (0-7), 1987 (4-3), 2006 (6-1), 2012 (3-4), 2013 (6-1)

Most Wins, Season: 6, 2003 (6-0), 2006 (6-1), 2007 (6-0), 2010 (6-0), 2013 (6-1)

Most Losses, Season: 7, 1985 (0-7)

Most Consecutive Wins: 20, 1938-43

Longest Unbeaten Streak: 20, 1938-43

Most Consecutive Losses: 8, 1984-85

Undefeated Seasons: 17, 1926 (3-0-2), 1927 (3-0), 1936 (4-0), 1939 (4-0), 1940 (4-0), 1941 (4-0), 1942 (4-0), 1945 (3-0), 1948 (4-0), 1960 (5-0), 1962 (4-0-1), 1969 (5-0), 1974 (5-0), 1982 (5-0-1), 2003 (6-0), 2007 (6-0), 2010 (6-0)

Winless Seasons: 5, 1932 (0-3-1), 1934 (0-4), 1955 (0-5), 1985 (0-7), 1994 (0-6)

Record on Natural Grass (1926-84, 95-2002): 198-119-17 (.618)

Record on Omniturf (1985-94): 20-38-3 (.353)

Record on FieldTurf (2003-Present): 53-16 (.768)


MIzzou’s FInesTRetired Jerseys:#23 Johnny Roland – DB/HB, 1962, 64-65#23 Roger Wehrli – DB, 1966-68#27 Brock Olivo – RB, 1994-97#37 Bob Steuber – HB, 1940-42#42 Darold Jenkins – C,/LB, 1940-41#44 Paul Christman – QB, 1938-40#83 Kellen Winslow – TE, 1976-78

All-Americans: 1925 Ed Lindenmeyer, T1939 Paul Christman, QB1941 Darold Jenkins, C1942 Bob Steuber, HB1955 Harold Burnine, E1960 Danny LaRose, E1961 Ed Blaine, T1962 Conrad Hitchler, E1965 Johnny Roland, DB1965 Francis Peay, OT1967 Russ Washington, OT1968 Roger Wehrli, DB1969 Mike Carroll, OG1973 Scott Anderson, C1973 John Moseley, DB1975 Henry Marshall, WR1976 Morris Towns, OT1978 Kellen Winslow, TE1980 Bill Whitaker, DB1981 Brad Edelman, C1981 Jeff Gaylord, DT1983 Conrad Goode, OT1986 John Clay, OT1998 Devin West, TB1999 Rob Riti, C2000 Justin Smith, DE2007 Martin Rucker, TE2007, 08 Jeremy Maclin, All-Purpose2008 Chase Coffman, TE2009 Danario Alexander, WR2009 Grant Ressel, PK2010 Michael Egnew, TE2013 Michael Sam, DE

3-TIME FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Chuck Wilson, C 1911-12-13Chuck Lewis, HB 1919-20-21Paul Christman, QB 1938-39-40Jim Kekeris, T 1944-45-46Johnny Roland, HB 1962-64-65Gary Lane, QB 1963-64-65Phil Bradley, QB 1978-79-80John Clay, OT 1984-85-86Sean Weatherspoon, LB 2007-08-09

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR1980 Phil Bradley2007 Chase Daniel (Coaches)

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR1981 Jeff Gaylord (AP)2013 Michael Sam (AP)

DEFENSIVE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR1986 Adrian Jones (AP)1998 Justin Smith (AP)2009 Aldon Smith (AP)

DEFENSIVE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR1991 Darryl Major (Coaches)1998 Justin Smith (Coaches)2009 Aldon Smith (Coaches)

OFFENSIVE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR2002 Brad Smith (AP)

OFFENSIVE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR1994 Brock Olivo (Coaches)2002 Brad Smith (Coaches)2007 Jeremy Maclin (Coaches)

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR2007 Adam Spieker (Coaches)

ATHLETE OF THE YEAR1979 Kellen Winslow2007 Chase Daniel

COACH OF THE YEAR1972 Al Onofrio1983 Warren Powers (AP)1997 Larry Smith (AP)2007 Gary Pinkel (AP)

RECORDS SECTION196

MIzzou Bowl HIsToRYDate Bowl Site Result Attendance12/25/24 ____Christmas Festival _____ Los Angeles, Calif. ______Southern California, 20, Missouri 7 _________________47,0001/1/40 _____Orange ___________ Miami, Fla. ___________Georgia Tech 21, Missouri 7 _____________________36,5001/1/42 _____Sugar ____________ New Orleans, La. ______Fordham 2, Missouri 0 ________________________72,0001/1/46 _____Cotton ____________ Dallas, Texas __________Texas 40, Missouri 27 _________________________46,0001/1/49 _____Gator ____________ Jacksonville, Fla. ______Clemson 24, Missouri 23 _______________________35,2731/2/50 _____Gator ____________ Jacksonville, Fla. ______Maryland 20, Missouri 7 _______________________22,0001/1/60 _____Orange ___________ Miami, Fla. ___________Georgia 14, Missouri 0 ________________________75,2801/2/61 _____Orange ___________ Miami, Fla. ___________Missouri 21, Navy 14 _________________________71,21812/22/62 ____Bluebonnet _________ Houston, Texas _________Missouri 14, Georgia Tech 10 _____________________55,0001/1/66 _____Sugar ____________ New Orleans, La. ______Missouri 20, Florida 18 ________________________67,42112/28/68 ____Gator ____________ Jacksonville, Fla. ______Missouri 35, Alabama 10 _______________________68,0011/1/70 _____Orange ___________ Miami, Fla. ___________Penn State 10, Missouri 3 ______________________78,28212/23/72 ____Fiesta ____________ Tempe, Ariz. __________Arizona State 49, Missouri 35 ____________________51,31812/29/73 ____Sun _____________ El Paso, Texas _________Missouri 34, Auburn 17 ________________________30,12712/23/78 ____Liberty ____________ Memphis, Tenn. ________Missouri 20, LSU 15 __________________________53,06412/29/79 ____Hall of Fame ________ Birmingham, Ala. _______Missouri 24, South Carolina 14 ____________________62,78512/27/80 ____Liberty ____________ Memphis, Tenn. ________Purdue 28, Missouri 25 ________________________53,66712/19/81 ____Tangerine __________ Orlando, Fla. __________Missouri 19, S. Mississippi 17 ____________________50,45012/23/83 ____Holiday ___________ San Diego, Calif. ______Brigham Young 21, Missouri 17 ___________________51,48012/29/97 ____Holiday ___________ San Diego, Calif. ________Colorado State 35, Missouri 24 ___________________50,76112/26/98 ____Insight.com _________ Tucson, Ariz. __________Missouri 34, West Virginia 31 ____________________36,14712/31/03 ____Independence________ Shreveport, La. _________Arkansas 27, Missouri 14 _______________________49,62512/30/05 ____Independence________ Shreveport, La. _________Missouri 38, South Carolina ______________________41,33212/29/06 ____Sun _____________ El Paso, Texas _________Oregon State 39, Missouri 38 ____________________48,7321/1/08 _____Cotton ____________ Dallas, Texas __________Missouri 38, Arkansas 7 ________________________73,11412/29/08 ____Alamo ____________ San Antonio, Texas ______Missouri 30, Northwestern 23 (OT) _________________55,98612/31/09 ____Texas ____________ Houston, Texas _________Navy 35, Missouri 13 _________________________69,44112/28/10 ____Insight ____________ Tempe, Ariz. __________Iowa 27, Missouri 24 _________________________53,45312/26/11 ____Independence________ Shreveport, La. _________Missouri 41, North Carolina 24 ____________________41,7281/3/14 _____Cotton ____________ Irving, Texas __________Missouri 41, Oklahoma State 31 ___________________72,690

Documents

Table oF ConTenTs - a.espncdn.coma.espncdn.com/photo/2014/0618/14missouri_spring.pdf · DEFENSE Pos Yr Solo-Asst Total TFL-Yards Sack-Yards Int ... 6-1 215 Jr Lee’s Summit, Mo