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1 Jerry Scott Assistant Athletic Director / Sports Information Dir. jscott@astate.edu (cell) fax Arkansas State Quick Facts Location: Jonesboro, Arkansas Enrollment: 12,185 Nickname: Red Wolves Colors: Scarlet and Black Stadium: ASU Stadium (30,406/ProGreen) Conference: Sun Belt Head Coach: Steve Roberts (8th Year) Overall Record: (16 Years) Record at ASU: (8 Years) 2009 Arkansas State Schedule Sept. 5 Mississippi Valley State W, 61-0 Sept. 12 at Nebraska (TV) L, 9-38 Sept. 26 Troy* (TV) 3:30 p.m. Oct. 3 at Iowa (TV) 11 a.m. Oct. 13 at Louisiana-Monroe* (TV) 7 p.m. Oct. 24 Florida International* 6 p.m. Oct. 31 at Louisville TBA Nov. 7 Louisiana-Lafayette* (TV) 2:30 p.m. Nov. 14 at Florida Atlantic* 3 p.m. Nov. 21 at Middle Tennessee* 3:30 p.m. Nov. 28 North Texas* 2 p.m. Dec. 3 at Western Kentucky* (TV) 6 p.m. *SBC game All Times Central 2009 Troy Schedule Sept. 3 at Bowling Green State L, Sept. 12 at Florida (TV) L, 6-56 Sept. 19 UAB (TV) W, Sept. 26 at Arkansas State* (TV) 3:30 p.m. Oct. 6 Middle Tennessee* (TV) 7 p.m. Oct. 17 at Florida International* 6 p.m. Oct. 24 North Texas* 2:30 p.m. Oct. 31 ULM* 6 p.m. Nov. 7 at Western Kentucky* 4 p.m. Nov. 14 at Arkansas TBA Nov. 21 Florida Atlantic* (TV) 3:15 p.m. Nov. 28 at UL-Lafayette* 6 p.m. *SBC game Radio: Arkansas State Radio Network KFIN, FM (flagship) Matt Stolz (play-by-play), Bill Keedy (analyst) Television: Sept. 26 vs. Troy Sun Belt Network Todd Kalas (play-by-play) Derek Rackley (color) Radio and Television details (including TV replay schedule and radio and TV shows with head coach Steve Roberts), media information, press conference schedules and Sun Belt Conference media Information can be found on pages of the game notes package along with other media information. GAME 3 Arkansas State (1-1, 0-0) hosts Troy (1-2, 0-0) September 26, 2009 ASU Stadium (30,406) Jonesboro, Ark. 3:30 p.m. Radio: Arkansas State Radio Network (KFIN FM, flagship) Television: Sun Belt Network Jump TV Webcasting (AStateRedWolves.com) Live Stats: AStateRedWolves.com ON TAP: ASU Stadium will be this site Saturday for one of the marquee Sun Belt Conference matchups of the 2009 season when the Red Wolves host the Trojans of Troy in a game that pits the league s two preseason favorites against one another in an early-season showdown. Every Arkansas State game can be heard live on FM in the Jonesboro area and the live radio broadcast can be accessed through the Arkansas State athletic Web site (AStateRedWolves.com). The game will also be televised by the Sun Belt Network. THE PRINCIPALS: ASU and Troy both open their Sun Belt Conference slate Saturday with the Red Wolves bringing a 1-1 record and the Trojans a 1-2 mark into the contest. The Red Wolves are 1-0 at home this season with a 61-0 victory over Mississippi Valley State in their season opener, while the Trojans bring an 0-2 road record into the game after dropping their first two outings at Bowling Green and No. 1 Florida. ASU, coming off its first of two open weeks, dropped a 38-9 decision at then-ranked No. 18 Nebraska last time out, while Troy defeated UAB last week. BY THE NUMBERS... 1 Corey Leonard s ASU rank in total offense for a career 1 ASU s Sun Belt Conference rank in scoring offense and scoring defense 2 Reggie Arnold s national rank in scoring (5 TD/15.0 ppg) 2.5 Sacks need by Alex Carrington to tie the fifth most in school history 3 Reggie Arnold s rank among active NCAA career rushing leaders 4 Consecutive home victories for ASU 4 Number of statistical categories ASU ranks among the top-25 teams in the nation 4-0 ASU s record in Sun Belt Conference openers at ASU Stadium 4-2 ASU s record under head coach Steve Roberts following an open week 5 Josh Arauco s rank among active NCAA players in career field goals made 6 Field goals needed by Josh Aruaco to become SBC s all-time leader in makes 7-1 ASU s record in Sun Belt Conference openers 8 Arnold can become the 8th player in NCAA history to rush for 1,000 yards in all four seasons 9 Number of statistical categories in which ASU leads the Sun Belt Conference 9 ASU s national rank in rushing offense (250.5 ypg) 10 Points needed for Josh Arauco to become ASU s all-time leader in points by kicking 12-2 ASU s record against SBC opponents at ASU Stadium since Corey Leonard s rank among active NCAA career total offense leaders 14 ASU players named All-Sun Belt Conference by at least one preseason publication 17 Receptions needed by Brandon Thompkins to become 2nd player in ASU history with ASU s record under Roberts when holding its opponent to 17 points or less 45 Yards Brandon Thompkins needs to become first ASU player to record 2,000 KO return yards 78 Yards needed by Reggie Arnold to become SBC s 3rd all-time leading rusher 79 Passing yards Corey Leonard needs to become SBC s 5th all-time leader in the stat 145 Yards Corey Leonard needs to become SBC s 3rd all-time leader in total offense 529 Yards needed by Reggie Arnold to become ASU s all-time rushing leader ARKANSAS STATE GAME WEEK MEDIA SCHEDULE Sun., 9/ :45 p.m. practice. Coaches and players available after practice. Mon., 9/ SBC Teleconference begins at 10:30 a.m. No practice. Interviews arranged through Sports Information Office. Tue., 9/22.. 3:30 p.m. practice open to the media. Coaches and players available after practice. ASU notes package released. Also available on AStateRedWolves.com. Wed., 9/ :00 a.m. press conference with head coach Steve Roberts. Sun Belt Conference television satellite feed begins at 2:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. practice open to the media. Coaches and players available after practice. Thu., 9/ :30 a.m. ASU Press Conference w/coach Roberts at Little Rock National Airport (Central Flying Services, North Terminal) 3:30 p.m. practice open to the media. Coaches and players available after practice. Fri., 9/ Closed practice. No player availability. Sat., 9/ Game Day. Coaches and players available after the game Arkansas State Football 1 AStateRedWolves.com

2 2009 Sun Belt Standings Team Conference Overall UL Lafayette Middle Tenn Arkansas State Troy North Texas UL Monroe Florida Int l Florida Atlantic Western Ky Preseason All-Sun Belt OFFENSE QB: Corey Leonard (ASU, Sr.) QB: Rusty Smith (FAU, Sr.) RB: Reggie Arnold (ASU, Sr.) RB: DuJuan Harris (Troy, Jr.) WR: T.Y. Hilton (FIU, So.) WR: Jerrel Jernigan (Troy, Jr.) TE: Jamari Grant (FAU, Sr.) OL: Drew Hilton (ASU, Jr.) OL: Brad Serini (FIU, Jr.) OL: Brad Bustle (ULL, Sr.) OL: Chris Fisher (ULL, Sr.) OL: Danny Franks (Troy, Sr.) DEFENSE DL: Alex Carrington (ASU, Sr.) DL: Aaron Morgan (ULM, Sr.) DL: Brandon Lang (Troy, Sr.) DL: Cameron Sheffield (Troy, Sr.) LB: Cardia Jackson (ULM, Sr.) LB: Boris Lee (Troy, Sr.) LB: Bear Woods (Troy, Sr.) DB: Anthony Gaitor (FIU, DB, Jr.) DB: Jeremy Kellem (MT, Sr.) DB: Greg James (ULM, Sr.) DB: Jorrick Calvin (Troy, Sr.) SPECIAL TEAMS P: Scott Love (ULM, Sr.) PK: Josh Arauco (ASU, Sr.) RS: T.Y. Hilton (FIU, So.) CO-OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Corey Leonard (ASU, Sr., QB) Rusty Smith (FAU, Sr., QB) DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Alex Carrington (ASU, Sr., DE) 2009 Preseason Sun Belt Poll School, points (first place votes) Troy, 72 (5) Arkansas State, 69 Florida Atlantic, 61 (1) Middle Tennessee, 52 Florida International, 43 (1) Louisiana-Lafayette, 39 (1) Louisiana-Monroe, 34 (1) North Texas, 18 Western Kentucky, 17 HEAD COACH STEVE ROBERTS: Arkansas State head coach Steve Roberts is in his eighth year at Arkansas State after leading the Red Wolves to the 2005 Sun Belt Conference Championship and to bowl eligible seasons three of the last four years. During his first seven seasons as the Red Wolves head coach, he guided ASU to 37 wins for its most over a seven-year span at the school since Roberts was named the 2005 Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year. Under Roberts, the Red Wolves have had 64 All-Sun Belt Conference selections, an Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year, SBC Offensive Player of the Year, two SBC Defensive Players of the Year and an SBC Newcomer of the Year. ROBERTS CLIMBING VICTORIES LADDER: In his first eight seasons as the Red Wolves head coach, Steve Roberts already has the fifth most victories among ASU's 26 all-time head coaches with 38 wins. Larry Lacewell ( ) holds the record for victories with 69 and is followed by Bennie Ellender ( ) with 52 wins, Bill Davidson ( ) with 51 and Forrest England ( ) with 49. ROBERTS AND ASU STADIUM: Arkansas State head coach Steve Roberts has led the Red Wolves to a 27-8 record at ASU Stadium over the last seven years for.771 winning percentage. Not only that, the Red Wolves are 18-3 at ASU Stadium over the last five seasons. ROBERTS IN CLOSE GAMES: Eighth-year skipper Steve Roberts has seen numerous close games during his tenure with the Red Wolves, holding a record in games decided by eight points or less (39 percent of all his games). Roberts' teams have been especially successful recently in games decided by just one score, holding a 19-9 record in their last 28 games that ended under those circumstances. Following is his record in close games: Margin Roberts record 1 point points points points points points points points AND UNDER: Arkansas State holds an 18-3 record under head coach Steve Roberts when holding its opponents to 17 points or less. The Red Wolves have won 15 of their last 16 games when holding their opponent to 17 or fewer points and have won 27 straight games when holding their opponents to 10 or fewer points. THE TOP 25: Nebraska was the ninth ASU opponent ranked among the nation s top 25 teams at the time of a game with the Red Wolves under head coach Steve Roberts. Following is a list of ranked opponents that ASU has played under Roberts: No. 4 at Texas (2007) L, No. 4 at LSU (2004) L, 3-53 No. 6 Auburn (2006) L, 0-27 No. 16 Virginia Tech (2002) L, 7-63 No. 17 Missouri (2004) L, No. 18 Nebraska (2009) L, 9-38 No. 25 Memphis (2004) L, No. 25 Mississippi (2002) L, DOUBLE-DIGIT COMEBACKS: Arkansas State has rallied for a victory in seven games when trailing by double-digits under head coach Steve Roberts. Following is a year-by-year list of ASU s double-digit comeback victories under Roberts: Year Opponent Trailed by Final 2002 ULM ULM NMSU ULL UNT Memphis UNT TAMU THE ARKANSAS STATE-TROY SERIES: Arkansas State leads the all-time series 5-3. The Red Wolves and Trojans first met back in 1951 when ASU picked up a 39-0 road victory. The two teams split a pair of games in 1991 and 1992 in Jonesboro, but have played the last five games as Sun Belt Conference foes. The Red Wolves won the first three games as SBC opponents, but the Trojans have bounced back to win the last two meetings that include last year s regular-season finale in Troy that decided the Sun Belt Conference championship. ARKANSAS STATE vs. THE SUN BELT: Arkansas State is all-time against current members of the Sun Belt Conference. Since the HEAD-to-HEAD Arkansas State Troy Record Points Points Avg First Downs First Downs Avg Rushing Att. Avg Rushing Avg Yards Per Rush Rushing Touchdowns Pass Att. Avg Passing Avg Yards Per Pass Passing Touchdowns Total Off. Avg Avg. Yards Per Play Kick return avg Punt return avg Interceptions-Yards Fumbles Recovered Penalty Yards Avg Avg. Per Punt : TOP/game :32 29% rd-Down Pct % 67% th-Down Pct % Sacks by-yds Arkansas State Football 2 AStateRedWolves.com

3 Arkansas State Team Record Overall ASU Stadium Since Div. I-A (1992) Under Steve Roberts (8 years): Overall Home * Away *Includes 1-2 record at War Memorial Stadium and 0-1 record at Arrowhead Stadium when ASU was considered the home team. Team Streaks Wins ASU Stadium Wins Away Wins Sun Belt Wins Losses Home Losses Away Losses Nonconference Losses Wins When: allowing 10 points or less allowing 17 points or less scoring 20 points or more scoring 30 points or more rushing for 200+ yards passing for 300+ yards yards of total offense leading at the half tied at the half trailing at the half scoring first ASU Record When: at home on the road leading at the half tied at the half trailing at the half leading after 3 quarters tied after 3 quarters trailing after 3 quarters overtime Scores 17+ points the opponents scores 17+ points more offensive yards fewer offensive yards more penalty yards same penalty yards fewer penalty yards gains 300+ offensive yards allows 200- offensive yards rushes for 150+ yards rushes for 200+ yards passes for 200+ yards Wins turnovers Ties turnovers Loses turnovers More total yardage Less total yardage Wins time of possession Loses time of possession league s inaugural football season in 2001, the Red Wolves are against all opponents that have been a member of the league. Against current members of the conference, ASU is since The Red Wolves hold their most alltime victories against Louisiana-Lafayette with 17, while its most victories against a Sun Belt opponent since 2001 is Louisiana-Monroe with five. The Red Wolves have defeated every team in the Sun Belt Conference since the football league was formed in UNBUCKLE THE BELT: ASU is 7-1 all-time and 6-1 under head coach Steve Roberts in Sun Belt Conference openers after defeating Middle Tennessee in its first league game last year. ASU will play Troy in its SBC opener for the first time ever. The Red Wolves have never lost a Sun Belt Conference opener at ASU Stadium, holding a 4-0 record in those games NO PLACE LIKE HOME: Arkansas State is 12-2 in home conference games since 2005, its only setbacks coming against Troy in 2007 and Middle Tennessee in The Red Wolves are 18-6 in home conference games all-time under Roberts. COMING OFF THE OPEN WEEK: ASU is coming off its first of two open weeks this season. The Red Wolves are 4-2 all-time under head coach Steve Roberts in games following an open week. Following is ASU s scores after coming off an open week under Roberts: 10/11/08 vs. UL Monroe W, /1/08 at No.2 Alabama L, /22/08 vs. Florida Atlantic W, /15/07 vs. SMU W, /13/05 vs. UL Lafayette W, /5/05 at Middle Tennessee L, 7-45 AN ARKANSAS STATE VICTORY WOULD... make the Red Wolves 2-1 for the second consecutive season... give ASU its first victory over Troy since the 2006 season... improve ASU s record in Sun Belt Conference openers to 8-1 alltime... give ASU its first victory over the SBC preseason favorite since the 2005 season when it defeated North Texas... improve the Red Wolves record under Roberts at ASU stadium to ELITE EIGHT: After rushing for over 1,000 yards each of his first three seasons, senior Reggie Arnold can become the eighth player in NCAA history to hit the rushing mark all four years of his career. The seven players who have currently achieved the feat are Tony Dorsett of Pitt ( ), Amos Lawrence of North Carolina ( ), Denvis Manns of New Mexico State ( ), Cedric Benson of Texas ( ), Ron Dayne of Wisconsin ( ), DonTrell Moore of New Mexico ( ) and Tyrell Fenroy of Louisiana- Lafayette ( ). JET FLYOVER PLANNED: The Arkansas State Athletic Department has partnered with Captain John Tice for a jet flyover prior to the football game against Troy Saturday, Sept. 26. Two A-10 fighter jets that flew during combat in Iraq and Afghanistan will fly over ASU Stadium during the national anthem. Tice is a 2003 graduate of Arkansas State and is currently stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri. RED WOLF WALK IN PLACE FOR TROY GAME: Red Wolves fans and tailgaters are encouraged to form a perimeter around ASU Stadium as the Arkansas State football team is scheduled to make its first-ever "Red Wolf Walk" around the stadium prior to the game against Troy Sept. 26. The team will begin on the east side of the end zone facility at 1:15 p.m. and walk around the outside of the stadium, finishing through the ASU Lettermen's Walk and Arch before taking the field for pregame warm-ups down the west ramp. BIG AUDIENCE: The crowd of 85,035 for the ASU-Nebraska game was the fifth largest to ever watch an Arkansas State game. The largest crowd is 102,368, set at Tennessee in Four of the top five ASU games with the largest crowds have now been played under head coach Steve Roberts PERSONAL BESTS: Demario Davis (10), Cordarious Mingo (7), Nathan Herrold (6), Greg Smith (5), Kelcie McCray (5) all set new career highs for tackles in a game against Nebraska. Davis 10 tackles topped his previous best by seven tackles and are the most by an ASU player this season. HAULING IT IN: Senior wide receiver Jahbari McLennan tied his career high for receptions with seven against Nebraska. McLennan also finished with 69 receiving yards, 10 yards short of his career high. McLennan is ranked third in the Sun Belt Conference in receptions (4.5 rpg) and eighth in receiving yards (47 ypg) BIG BOOT: Handling punting duties for jus the second game of his career at ASU, sophomore Ryan Wilbourn booted a career-best 57 yard punt against No. 18 Nebraska. After averaging 20.1 yards per punt in the Red Wolves season opener, he punted five times for 225 yards against Nebraska for a 45.0-yard average per punt. His 45.0 average was the best single-game average by an ASU player since the 2007 season. GROWING CROWDS: With a crowd of 21,056 on hand for the MVSU game, ASU has now drawn a crowd of over 20,000 in 14 games alltime at ASU Stadium and five of those have come over the last six games. Of those 14 games, 10 have been with Steve Roberts as head coach. GAINING GROUND: With 3,336 career rushing yards, junior running back Reggie Arnold is ranked second among the career rushing leaders in ASU history. Arnold has rushed for at least 100 yards in a game 15 times for his career to tie the second most in school history. A NEW LEADER: Senior quarterback Corey Leonard became ASU s all-time leader in total offense this season, finishing the MVSU game with a combined 136 rushing and passing yards to push his total to 7,433 career yards. After two games, he now has 7,586 yards to his credit. Leonard passed former ASU standout and now NFL quarterback Cleo Lemon for the record. Lemon piled up 7,309 yards of total offense from PASSING A MILESTONE: Corey Leonard became just the second player in ASU history and sixth in SBC history to record over 6,000 career passing yards (6,032) during the MVSU 2009 Arkansas State Football 3 AStateRedWolves.com

4 game. Leonard now has 6,136 career passing yards. THE SHUTOUT: With its 61-0 victory over Mississippi Valley State, ASU shutout an opponent for the first time since defeating Florida Atlantic 3-0 in three overtimes in 2005, a span of 41 games. A LARGE MARGIN: ASU S 61-point victory over Mississippi Valley State tied the seventh largest margin of victory in school history. ASU also picked up a 61-point win when it defeated St. Mary (Kan.) 68-7 in The largest margin of victory in school history was a win over Central Arkansas in CHANGING THE RECORD BOOKS: ASU changed a number of ASU and Sun Belt Conference records during its game against the Delta Devils. ASU s 21 rushing first downs tied the second most in Sun Belt Conference history. It scored nine touchdowns, tying the third most and fifth most in SBC and ASU history, respectively. The Red Wolves eight rushing touchdowns tied their own SBC record, previously set against Tennessee-Martin in The eight rushing touchdowns also tied the third most in school history and were just three shy of the school record. STINGY DEFENSE: ASU held MVSU to just 69 yards of total offense, which is the second fewest allowed in Sun Belt Conference history and the lowest total ever allowed by ASU under head coach Steve Roberts. ASU gave up just 1.6 yards per play, which is the second lowest in SBC history as well. FOUR SCORE: Senior running back Reggie Arnold scored a career-high four rushing touchdowns against MVSU that tied the third most in school history and second most in Sun Belt history. Arnold also posted his 15th career 100-yard rushing game, tying the second most in school history. OFFENSIVE OUTBURST: ASU posted 496 yards of total offense against MVSU, its most since piling up 670 yards in last season s home opener against Texas Southern. Dating back to last season, ASU has now posted at least 350 yards of total offense in 10 of its last 14 games. RED WOLVES PARTICIPATE IN AFCA/NCAA RESPECT WEEKEND: In cooperation with the NCAA and the American Football Coaches Association, Arkansas State University participated in the AFCA/NCAA Respect Weekend when the Red Wolves kicked off the season last Saturday against Mississippi Valley State University. Prior to kickoff, the teams, head coaches and administrators from both schools met at midfield to shake hands, illustrating and emphasizing respect for the opponent. RED WOLVES TAKE TIME TO SHOW APPRECI- ATION TO LOCAL BUSINESSES: While their fall camp was in full swing, members of the Arkansas State football team and head coach Steve Roberts took some time away from the meeting rooms and practice fields to visit local businesses and thank them for their support of the Red Wolves. A number of the players and coach Roberts divided up into groups early on the morning of Aug. 20 and left the ASU Football Complex with not only orange juice, doughnuts and gift bags in hand, but INDIVIDUAL ASU CAREER RECORDS WATCH LIST COMPLETIONS 1. Cleo Lemon Corey Leonard Cur. 3. Johnny Covington PASS ATTEMPTS 1. Cleo Lemon 1, Corey Leonard Cur. 3. Johnny Covington PASSING YARDS 1. Cleo Lemon 7, Corey Leonard 6, Cur. 3. James Hamilton 5, PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Cleo Lemon Corey Leonard Cur. 3. Nick Noce TOTAL OFFENSE - PLAYS 1. Corey Leonard 1, Cur. 2. Cleo Lemon 1, Roy Johnson 1, TOTAL OFFENSE - NET YARDS 1. Corey Leonard 7, Cur. 2. Cleo Lemon 7, Roy Johnson 6, RUSHING YARDS 1. Richie Woit 3, Reggie Arnold 3, Cur. 3. Jonathan Adams 3, YD RUSHING GAMES 1. Calvin Harrell T2. Reggie Arnold Cur. Antonio Warren POINTS BY KICKING 1. Eric Neihouse Josh Arauco Cur. 3. Jeff Caldwell POINTS SCORED 1. Richie Woit Eric Neihouse Cur. 3. Josh Arauco Cur. FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Josh Arauco Cur. 2. Jeff Caldwell Eric Neihouse EXTRA POINTS MADE 1. Eric Neihouse Don LaPlante Josh Arauco Cur. KICKOFF RETURNS 1. B. Thompkins Cur. 2. James Hickenbotham Darren Toney KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 1. B. Thompkins 1, Cur. 2. James Hickenbotham1, Darren Toney 1, RECEPTIONS 1. Robert Kilow Fred Barnett Chuck Walker Corey Walker James Hickenbotham Brandon Thompkins Cur. RECEIVING YARDS 1. Lennie Johnson 2, Gerald Jumper 1, Steve Lockhart 1, B. Thompkins 1, Cur. QUARTERBACK SACKS 1. Marvin Neloms T5. Lynn Rowland Michael Cline NR Alex Carrington Cur. INDIVIDUAL SBC CAREER RECORDS WATCH LIST TOTAL OFFENSE - PLAYS 1. Steven Jyles, ULM ( ) , Jerry Babb, ULL ( ) , Corey Leonard (2006-Cur.) ,393 TOTAL OFFENSE - YARDS 1. Steven Jyles, ULM ( ) , Rusty Smith, FAU (2006-cur.) , Jerry Babb, ULL ( ) , Corey Leonard (2006-cur.) ,586 RUSHING YARDS 1. Tyrell Fenroy, ULL ( ) , Patrick Cobbs, NT ( ) , Jamario Thomas, NT ( ).... 3, Reggie Arnold (2006-cur.) ,419 PASSING YARDS 1. Steven Jyles, ULM ( ) , Rusty Smith, FAU (2006-cur.) , Clint Marks, MT ( ) , Brian Lindgren, Idaho ( )... 6, Jerry Babb, ULL ( ) , Corey Leonard (2006-cur.) ,163 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Rusty Smith, FAU (2006-cur.) Steven Jyles, ULM ( ) T3. Scott Hall, NT ( ) Brian Lindgren, Idaho ( ) Corey Leonard (2006-cur.) FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Greg Whibbs, Troy ( ) Josh Arauco (2006-cur.) T3. Nick Bazaldua, NT ( ) Sean Comiskey, ULL ( ) POINTS BY KICKING 1. Greg Whibbs, Troy ( ) Nick Bazaldua, NT ( ) Eric Neihouse, ASU ( ) Sean Comiskey, ULL ( ) Josh Arauco (2006-cur.) KICK RETURNS 1. Leodis McKelvin, Troy ( ) Brandon Thompkins (2006-cur.) DiIvory Edgecomb, FAU (2005-cur.) KICK RETURN YARDS 1. Leodis McKelvin, Troy ( )... 2, B. Thompkins (2006-cur.) , DiIvory Edgecomb, FAU ( ). 1, Arkansas State Football 4 AStateRedWolves.com

5 ASU IN SUN BELT RANKINGS Stat ASU Rank Leader Scoring Off ppg 1 ASU Scoring Def ppg 1 ASU Total Def ypg 1 ASU Rush Defense 83.0 ypg 1 ASU Rush Offense ypg 1 ASU Opp. 1st Downs 16.0 pg 1 ASU Opp. 3rd Conv pct. 1 ASU Red Zone Off ASU Field Goals T1 ASU Punt Ret. Avg ypr 2 WKU 4th Down Conv ULM Pass Effic ULM Total Offense ypg 2 MT KO Coverage 46.8 net avg. 2 FAU Pass Defense ypg 3 NT Sacks by 3.0 pg 3 ULM Penalties 36.0 ypg 3 ULL TO Margin pg T3 MT/ULM KO Returns 21.3 ypr 4 FIU Time of Poss. 29:52 mpg 4 FAU Sacks Against 2.0 pg 5 ULL Pass Def. Effic ASU 3rd Down Conv pct. 7 ULL Red Zone Def pct. T7 ULL Interceptions 0 int. T7 ULL Pass Offense ypg 8 MT Punting 30.7 net/p 8 Troy PAT Kicking tied Opp. Penalties 34.5 ypg 8 FIU First Downs 20.5 pg 8 MT/ULL Opp. 4th Conv ULM ASU INDIVIDUALS IN SBC RANKINGS Stat ASU Player Avg. Rank Scoring Reggie Arnold 15.0 ppg 1 Scoring (TD) Reggie Arnold 15.0 ppg 1 Punt Return Daylan Walker 18.8 ypr 1 Fumbles Rec. Kelcie McCray 1.0 pg 1 Rushing Reggie Arnold ypg 1 Passes Def. Daylan Walker 1.5 pg 1 Pass Effic. Corey Leonard Passes Def. Kelcie McCray 1.0 pg T2 Receptions J. McLennan 4.5 rpg 3 Scoring (TD) Don Jones 6.0 ppg T4 Fumbles For. Javon McKinnon 0.5 pg T4 Fumbles For. Demario Davis 0.5 pg T4 Scoring (kick) Josh Arauco 5.0 ppg 5 PAT Kick Josh Arauco 70.0 pct. 5 Scoring Don Jones 6.0 ppg T5 All Purpose Reggie Arnold ypg 6 Rushing Derek Lawson 56.5 ypg 7 Passing Corey Leonard ypg 7 Total Offense Corey Leonard ypg 7 Punting Ryan Wilbourn 38.0 avg. 8 Field Goals Josh Arauco 0.5 fg/g 8 Sacks Bryan Hall 0.75 spg 8 Rec. Yards J. McLennan 47.0 ypg 8 Total Offense Reggie Arnold ypg 9 Rushing Don Jones 46.5 ypg 9 Scoring Josh Arauco 5.0 ppg 10 Sacks Greg McCall 0.5 spg 13 Tackles Demario Davis 6.5 tpg T13 Sacks Alex Carrington 0.5 spg T15 Sacks Nathan Herrold 0.5 spg 18 Tackles Marcus Brown 5.0 tpg T27 Tackles Javon McKinnon 5.0 tpg T27 also looking forward to the opportunity to show their appreciation for all the ways area businesses have backed the program. BOWL ELIGIBLE: Arkansas State s 6-6 record last year made it bowl eligible for the third time over the last four seasons. The Red Wolves have made eight bowl appearances all-time, the last being the 2005 New Orleans Bowl. The 2005 New Orleans Bowl is the Red Wolves only appearance in a bowl game as an NCAA FBS member. TEAM CAPTAINS: ASU s senior class will alternate throughout the year as team captains. The team will vote on permanent captains at the end of the year. 95th SEASON UNDER WAY: Arkansas State kicked off off its 95th season of football in ASU holds a record since the inaugural 1911 season and has played in seven bowl games. TEAM ACADEMIC AWARD: The Arkansas State football team has won the Sun Belt Conference Team Academic Award five of the past six years. SEASON OPENERS: With its victory over Mississippi Valley State, the Red Wolves have now won three of their last four season openers, including the last two in a row. ASU defeated Texas A&M last season and Army 14-6 in 2006, but dropped a tough decision to then-ranked No. 4 Texas to open the 2007 season. ASU is all-time in season openers. STARTING AT HOME: ASU opened its season at ASU Stadium for the first time since the 2006 campaign when it defeated Army ASU has started just three of the last 14 seasons with a game at ASU Stadium, including HOME OPENERS: Arkansas State improved to 7-1 in home openers at ASU Stadium under head coach Steve Roberts, who has led the Red Wolves to a 27-8 record on their home field, with its 61-0 victory over MVSU. ASU has now won its last five home openers. The last time ASU dropped a home opener was in 2004, when it fell to then-ranked No. 25 Memphis. In addition to MVSU, ASU also won home openers over Texas Southern (83-10 in 2008), SMU (45-28 in 2007), Tulsa (21-19 in 2002), Tennessee-Martin (63-6 in 2003 and 56-7 in 2005) and Army (14-6 in 2006) during the last five seasons. PRESEASON ALL-SBC ACCOLADES: Five Arkansas State football players were tabbed Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference, including Co-Offensive Player of the Year Corey Leonard (Covington, La.) and Defensive Player of the Year Alex Carrington (Tupelo, Miss.). Joining Leonard and Carrington on the all-conference team are Reggie Arnold (Little Rock, Ark.), Josh Arauco (Grand Prairie, Texas) and Drew Hilton (Batesville, Ark.). PRESEASON PREDICTIONS: The Red Wolves are predicted to finish second in the conference according to the league s 2009 preseason coaches poll, announced July 20 as part of the Sun Belt Conference Media Days. ASU received 69 points, just three fewer than defending Sun Belt champion Troy. TELEVISION TIME: Arkansas State will play in its first nationally televised game since the 2005 New Orleans Bowl when it faces Louisiana- Monroe at Malone Stadium on Oct. 13. The Red Wolves currently have four other games set to be televised, including the Nebraska (Fox Sports Net PPV), Troy (Sun Belt Network), LouIsiana- Lafayette (Sun Belt Network) and Western Kentucky (Sun Belt Network) games. The Red Wolves five regular-season televised games in 2009 is the second most in school history, just one game behind its school-record six televised games during the 2007 campaign. OFFENSIVE FIREPOWER BACK FROM RECORD-BREAKING TEAM: ASU returns its top passer, top three rushers and top two receivers from last year s team that piled up 4,786 yards last season to break the 57-year old school record for total offense. ASU posted 4,722 yards of total offense in 1951 for the previous record. CARRINGTON WATCH LIST: Senior defensive end Alex Carrington is not only the preseason Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year, he is currently on three prestigious watch lists. Carrington is on the Lombardi Award, Lott Trophy and Ted Hendricks watch lists. ARNOLD ON DOAK WALKER AWARD WATCH LIST: Senior running back Reggie Arnold has been named to the list of candidates for the 2009 Doak Walker Award, released by the Guaranty Bank SMU Athletic Forum. Arnold, one of 45 players on the list, is the first player in ASU history to be named a candidate for the award three different seasons. LEONARD ON JOHNNY UNITAS AWARD WATCH LIST: Senior quarterback Corey Leonard is one of 21 candidates listed on the 2009 Johnny Unitas Award Watch List. The award is given to the top senior quarterback in the nation. ASU S ARAUCO NAMED TO LOU GROZA AWARD WATCH LIST: Arkansas State senior kicker Josh Arauco has been named to the 2009 Lou Groza Award Watch List, announced by the Palm Beach County Sports Commission. Arauco, a 2008 finalist for the award, is one of 30 players that have been named to the watch list for the top place kicker in college football's FBS division. BUTTERFIELD HELPS USA TO IFAF JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP: Arkansas State freshman quarterback Phillip Butterfield completed 11-of-18 passes for 128 yards and a touchdown to help the United States to a 41-3 victory 2009 Arkansas State Football 5 AStateRedWolves.com

6 PRESEASON AWARDS AND NATIONAL WATCH LISTS JOSH ARAUCO (SR., K): All-Sun Belt Conference, Lou Groza Award Watch List, NationalChamps.net All-America, Sporting News All-Sun Belt Conference, Lindy s All-Sun Belt Conference, Athlon s All-Sun Belt Conference, Phil Steele s All-Sun Belt Conference, CBSSports.com All-Sun Belt Conference. REGGIE ARNOLD (SR., RB): Doak Walker Award Watch List, NationalChamps.net All-America, All-Sun Belt Conference, Sporting News All-Sun Belt Conference, Lindy s All-Sun Belt Conference, Athlon s All-Sun Belt Conference, Phil Steele s All-Sun Belt Conference, CBSSports.com All- Sun Belt Conference. ALEX CARRINGTON (SR, DE): Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year, Lott Trophy Watch List, Lombardi Award Watch List, Ted Hendricks Award Watch List, All-Sun Belt Conference, NationalChamps.net All-America, Sporting News All-Sun Belt Conference, Lindy s Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year and All-SBC, Athlon s All-Sun Belt Conference, Phil Steele s All-Sun Belt Conference, CBSSports.com All-Sun Belt Conference. DARIUS GLOVER (JR., LB): Conference Phil Steele s All-Sun Belt BRYAN HALL (JR., DL): Athlon s All-Sun Belt Conference, Phil Steele s All-Sun Belt Conference GREG HARDY (SR., LB): Phil Steele s All-Sun Belt Conference COREY LEONARD, SR. QB Sun Belt Conference Co-Offensive Player of the Year DREW HILTON (JR., OL): All-Sun Belt Conference, Lindy s All-Sun Belt Conference M.D. JENNINGS (JR., DB): Lindy s All-Sun Belt Conference, Athlon s All-Sun Belt Conference, Phil Steele s All-Sun Belt Conference COREY LEONARD (SR., QB): Sun Belt Conference Co- Offensive Player of the Year, All-Sun Belt Conference, Johnny Unitas Award Watch List, Sporting News Top Running QB and Player with Best Instincts in the Sun Belt Conference, Lindy s Sun Belt Conference MVP and All-SBC, Athlon s All- Sun Belt Conference, Phil Steele s All-Sun Belt Conference KHARI MAYS (SR., DL): Lindy s All-Sun Belt Conference, Phil Steele s All-Sun Belt Conference DOMINIC PADRTA (SR., OL): Lindy s All-Sun Belt Conference, Phil Steele s All-Sun Belt Conference BRANDON THOMPKINS (SR., WR/RS): Sun Belt Conference Phil Steele s All- EVAN VAN DOLAH (SR., DB): Phil Steele s All-Sun Belt Conference DAYLAN WALKER (SR., DB): Athlon s All-Sun Belt Conference ALEX CARRINGTON, SR. DE Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year 2009 Arkansas State Football 6 AStateRedWolves.com

7 HEAD FOOTBALL COACH STEVE ROBERTS Not long after leading Arkansas State to the 2005 Sun Belt Conference championship and New Orleans Bowl, head coach Steve Roberts continues to make ASU a dominant force in the Sun Belt Conference and has ASU on track for continued success in the upcoming years. When the 2005 Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year took over the program in December 2001, he impressed everyone with his wide-eyed enthusiasm and limitless energy. And, most of all, they believed that Roberts would bring success to the ASU football program. Roberts has been the driving force behind ASU s recent success, leading the football program to its most victories over a seven-year span since Roberts came to Arkansas State University and brought with him a fresh enthusiasm, energy, and an I Will philosophy that has been adopted by everyone associated with the program. I Will became the rallying cry as Roberts and his staff charged ahead through a grueling 13-game schedule in 13 weeks with no open date in his inaugural season and came within 11 points of winning the Sun Belt Conference championship and playing in the Sun Belt Conference prize the New Orleans Bowl. ASU ended the season with a record of 6-7 and finished third in the league rankings. That tied the most wins since rejoining Division I-A in The Red Wolves finished in the top ten turnarounds by Division I-A football schools for improving football records after finishing 2-9 in Also, attendance increased significantly in The 2003 season saw a lot of success as well. Among ASU s many achievements was another increase in attendance, two defensive linemen ending up in the National Football League and the team winning the Sun Belt Conference Academic Award. Under Roberts direction, ASU continues to add to the achievements that began upon his arrival. The 2006, 2007 and 2008 ASU teams backed up the 2005 Sun Belt championship with non-conference wins over teams such as Army, Memphis, SMU and Texas A&M. The 2006 squad knocked off New Orleans Bowl champion Troy and the 2007 team fell to then-ranked No. 4 Texas by just eight points and pushed New Orleans Bowl champion Florida Atlantic to the final minutes. Last year s victory over the Aggies was one of the biggest wins in school history as ASU picked up its first victory over a BCS conference school since joining the FBS. The 2006 team posted six wins for the second consecutive year, marking the first time since the 1986 and 1987 seasons that the Red Wolves had recorded at least six victories in back-to-back seasons. The 2007 team won the Sun Belt Conference Academic Award, marking the fourth time in the last five years ASU had earned the honor. The 2007 squad posted the second most yards of total offense in school history only to see the 2008 team break the 57-year old record. The 2007 and 2008 ASU defense also ranked No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, in the Sun Belt Conference Arkansas State Football 7 AStateRedWolves.com

8 Roberts already holds the fifth most wins among ASU s 26 all-time head coaches and has led the Red Wolves to a 27-8 record at ASU Stadium, which included a 4-1 record in During his tenure, ASU has upgraded its facilities with a new training room, weight room, locker room, recruiting room and state-of-the-art ProGreen turf on the field. Roberts was named Arkansas State s 26th head football coach on December 21, 2001, to bring full circle his coaching odyssey from his home state through Louisiana and back. But, the trek has been a successful one, including an 8-4 record and national ranking in Division I-AA in 2000 at Northwestern (La.) State. Roberts spent two seasons at NSU, where he and his staff and team took on a tough schedule which included a overtime upset at TCU. While at NSU, Roberts was a finalist for the Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year Award. Prior to going to NSU, Roberts served as the head coach and defensive coordinator at Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia from While there, his 1997 team won the Gulf South Championship, earning him Gulf South Coach of the Year honors. The Muleriders finished with a cumulative record of 26-5 from , including 9-1 in 1999, 8-2 in 1998 and 9-2 in During that span, his teams enjoyed top conference rankings in scoring offense, scoring defense, total offense and total defense. At SAU, he also served as the defensive secondary coach and recruiting coordinator from before being named head coach. Academically, his program ranked first in academic achievements in the Gulf South Conference three seasons. Roberts, an avid fisherman, graduated from Robinson High School in Little Rock. A 1987 graduate of Ouachita Baptist University, where he was an Academic All-American, Roberts received his masters from SAU in He and his wife Sherri have one daughter Abby (15). ROBERTS ASU HIGHLIGHTS Roberts has led Arkansas State to its most victories over a seven-year span since Already holds the fifth most wins among ASU s 26 all-time head coaches Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year. Under Roberts, ASU has been bowl eligible three of the last four seasons. Holds non-conference victories over teams such as Tulsa, Army, SMU, Memphis and Texas A&M. Last year s victory over the Aggies was one of the biggest wins in school history as ASU picked up its first victory over a BCS conference school since joining the FBS. Led ASU to the 2005 Sun Belt Conf. Championship, the Red Wolves first league championship since The Red Wolves were undefeated at home in 2005 and are 26-8 at ASU Stadium under Roberts. ASU s 2005 New Orleans Bowl appearance was the first for ASU since the 1970 Pecan Bowl. Under Roberts the Red Wolves have picked up 64 all-conference selections, including at least 10 three of the last four years. ASU had 11 players named all-conference last season, its most ever as a member of the SBC. ASU placed 10 players on the list in 2002, 2005 and 2006 and nine in Roberts has coached a Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year, two Defensive Player of the Year winners and a Newcomer of the Year. In 2006, he coached two players that were named to at least one Freshman All-America team. THE ROBERTS FILE Born: October 13, 1964 Age: 44 Wife: Sherri Daughter: Abby Alma Mater: Ouachita Baptist (Arkadelphia, Ark.) 87 B.S.E., Math and Physical Education Graduate School: Southern Arkansas Univ. (Magnolia, Ark.), Master of Education, 1989 Record at ASU: (8 years) Record: (16 years) Previous Coaching Experience: Northwestern State (Head Coach, ), Southern Arkansas (Head Coach, ; Assistant Coach, ), Texas High School (Assistant Coach, ), Southern Arkansas (Asst. Coach, 1987) High School: Robinson (Little Rock, AR) HS ROBERTS YEAR-BY-YEAR (HC) 2009 Arkansas State Arkansas State 6-6 T3rd Sun Belt 2007 Arkansas State 5-7 T5th Sun Belt 2006 Arkansas State 6-6 T3rd Sun Belt 2005 Arkansas State 6-6 T1st Sun Belt 2004 Arkansas State 3-8 5th Sun Belt 2003 Arkansas State 5-7 T4th Sun Belt 2002 Arkansas State 6-7 3rd Sun Belt 2001 Northwestern St Northwestern St Southern Arkansas Southern Arkansas Southern Arkansas Southern Arkansas Southern Arkansas Southern Arkansas Arkansas State Football 8 AStateRedWolves.com

9 2009 ASU FOOTBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. 48 Marcus Adams DL 30 Michael Adams LB 41 LaAngelo Albright LB 55 Eric Allen OL 16 Ryan Aplin QB 89 Josh Arauco K 2 Reggie Arnold RB 81 Shederick Austin WR 44 Matthew Baltensperger K 76 Tyler Barnes OL 37 Graham Bates DB 6 Byron Blake DB 42 Jeff Blake FB 35 Bray Brooks P 52 Elroy Brown LB 29 Marcus Brown DB 88 T.J. Burk WR 11 Phillip Butterfield QB 34 Najel Byrd RB 59 Jake Campbell OL 16 Carter Callahan K 64 Justin Carney OL 65 Ryan Carrethers DL 98 Alex Carrington DE 73 Tom Castilaw OL 24 Taylor Clements WR 50 Jordan Cooper DL 23 Demario Davis LB 93 Darius Dunaway DE 97 Amos Draper DL 71 Sifa Etu OL 74 Brian Evans OL 84 Adam Gaston DS 96 Jeremy Gibson DE 80 Trevor Gillott TE 46 Darius Glover LB 90 Bryan Hall DL 7 Greg Hardy LB 86 Jackie Hawkins WR 8 Lucious Henderson WR 40 Nathan Herrold LB 61 Drew Hilton OL 77 Tyson Holligan OL 31 Tausean Holmes DB 26 M.D. Jennings DB 69 Brandon Johnson OL 38 Don Jones RB 32 Julian Jones DB 87 J.T. Jordan TE 62 Alex Kauti DL No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. CL Exp Hometown (previous school) 1 Corey Leonard QB Sr.-R 3L Covington, La. (Covington) 1 Cordarious Mingo DB Sr. 1L Terrell, Texas (Trinity Valley (TX) CC) 2 Reggie Arnold RB Sr.-R 3L Little Rock (McClellan) 2 Greg Smith DB Sr. SQ Hope (Hope) 3 Marquette Williams DB Jr.-R 2L West Memphis (West Memphis) 4 Jaquan Kilcrease DB So.-R 1L Nashville, Tenn. (McGavock) 5 Javon McKinnon LB Jr.-R 2L Memphis, Tenn. (Melrose) 6 Byron Blake DB Fr. HS Belle Glade, Fla. (Glades Central) 7 Greg Hardy LB Sr. 3L Memphis, Tenn. (Melrose) 8 Lucious Henderson WR Jr. TR Austin, Texas (Navarro (TX) Junior College) 8 Seth Tripod QB Fr. HS Paragould, Ark. (Greene County Tech) 9 Jahbari McLennan WR Sr. 1L Austin, Texas (Trinity Valley CC) 10 Anthony Robinson WR Jr. 2L Little Rock (Little Rock Hall) 11 Phillip Butterfield QB Fr. HS Lake Hamilton, Ark. (Lake Hamilton) 11 Cole Lorigan DB Fr.-R RS Hot Springs (Hot Springs) 12 Jonathan White WR Jr.-R 2L Franklin, Tenn. (Battle Ground Academy) 13 Daylan Walker DB Sr.-R 3L Milan, Tenn. (Milan) 14 Brandon Thompkins WR Sr. 3L West Palm Beach, Fla. (Palm Beach Lake) 15 Neely Sullivent QB So.-R SQ Bauxite (Bauxite) 16 Ryan Aplin QB Fr.-R RS Tampa, Fla. (Fleming Island) 16 Carter Callahan K Fr. HS Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 17 Allen Muse WR Fr. HS Leesville, La. (Leesville) 17 Keith Wilcots DB Jr. SQ Hot Springs (Hot Springs) 18 Andre Smith QB/WR Fr.-R RS Killeen, Texas (Shoemaker) 19 Walter Moody DB Jr. 1L Oakland, Miss.(Northwest Mississippi CC) 20 Carlos McCants WR Fr. HS Mobile, Ala. (LeFlore) 21 Kelcie McCray DB So.-R 1L Columbus, Ga. (Columbus) 22 Derek Lawson RB So.-R 1L Jonesboro (Nettleton) 23 Demario Davis LB So.-R RS Brandon, Miss. (Brandon) 24 Taylor Clements WR Sr. 1L Chico, Calif. (Butte College) 25 Chaz Scales DB Fr. HS Franklin, Tenn. (Centennial) 26 M.D. Jennings DB Jr.-R 2L Calhoun City, Miss. (Calhoun City) 27 Taylor Stockemer WR Fr.-R RS Van Buren, Ark. (Van Buren) 28 Isaiah Shepard DB Jr. SQ Akron, Ohio (Walsh Jesuit) 29 Marcus Brown DB Sr.-R 2L Marianna (Lee) 30 Michael Adams LB So.-R 1L Cuthbert, Ga. (Randolph-Clay) 31 Tausean Holmes DB Fr. HS Millington, Tenn. (Millington) 32 Julian Jones DB Fr. HS Germantown, Tenn. (Germantown) 34 Najel Byrd RB Jr. SQ West Helena, Ark. (Central) 35 Bray Brooks P Fr.-R RS Jonesboro (Nettleton) 36 Brandon Parker K Fr.-R RS Coral Springs, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas) 37 Graham Bates DB So. 1L Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. (Allen D. Nease) 38 Don Jones RB Fr.-R RS Town Creek, Ala. (Hazlewood) 39 Evan Van Dolah DB Sr.-R 3L Mountain Home (Mountain Home) 40 Nathan Herrold LB Fr.-R RS Ozark, Mo. (Ozark) 41 LaAngelo Albright LB Fr. HS Prattville, Ala. (Prattville) 42 Jeff Blake FB Jr. 2L Paragould (Greene County Tech) 43 Jermaine Robertson FB So.-R 1L Tuscaloosa, Ala. (Northridge) 44 Cody Prater FB Fr.-R RS Jonesboro (Valley View) 44 Matthew Baltensperger K Fr. HS Millington, Tenn. (Millington) 46 Darius Glover LB Jr.-R 2L Bossier City, La. (Airline) 2009 Arkansas State Football 9 AStateRedWolves.com

10 2009 ASU FOOTBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. CL Exp Hometown (previous school) No. Name Pos. 47 Justin Robertson LB So. HS Memphis, Tenn. (Whitehaven) 4 Jaquan Kilcrease DB 48 Marcus Adams DE Fr. HS Cuthbert, Ga. (Randolph-Clay) 22 Derek Lawson RB 50 Jordan Cooper DL Fr. HS Memphis, Tenn. 1 Corey Leonard QB 51 Sean Maxfield LB Fr.-R RS Greenbrier (Greenbrier) 11 Cole Lorigan DB 52 Elroy Brown LB So.-R 1L Osceola (Osceola) 68 Alfred Louis OL 53 Nick Nelms LB Fr. HS Germantown, Tenn. (Houston) 51 Sean Maxfield LB 54 Stanley Wakwe DE Sr. 2L Little Rock (Arkansas Tech) 99 Khari Mays DL 55 Eric Allen OL Fr.-R RS Daphne, Ala. (Daphne) 79 Greg McCall DL 57 Trey Outlaw DS So.-R SQ Monticello (Monticello) 20 Carlos McCants WR 58 Nick O Quinn OL Fr. HS Springdale (Shiloh Christian) 21 Kelcie McCray DB 59 Jake Campbell OL Fr. HS Belleville, Ill. (Belleville East) 5 Javon McKinnon LB 60 Dominic Padrta OL Sr.-R 2L Sandy, Ore. (Sandy) 9 Jahbari McLennan WR 61 Drew Hilton OL Jr.-R 2L Batesville (Batesville) 1 Cordarious Mingo DB 62 Alex Kauti DL Jr. TR Euless, Texas (Kilgore (TX) Junior College) 63 Cliff Mitchell OL 63 Cliff Mitchell OL Fr. HS Jasper, Texas (Jasper) 19 Walter Moody DB 64 Justin Carney OL Fr. HS DeWitt (DeWitt) 70 Delano Moore OL 65 Ryan Carrethers DL Fr. HS Nashville, Tenn. (Brentwood Academy) 85 Kedric Murry TE 67 Kiano Prater OL Jr.-R RS San Bernardino, Calif. (San Bernardino Valley Coll.) 17 Allen Muse WR 68 Alfred Louis OL Jr.-R 2L Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Fort Lauderdale) 53 Nick Nelms LB 70 Delano Moore OL So.-R 1L Sunrise, Fla. (Piper) 72 Derek Newton OL 71 Sifa Etu OL Jr. TR Hayward, Calif. (Chabot (CA) Junior College) 57 Trey Outlaw DS 72 Derek Newton OL Jr.-R RS Utica, Miss. (Hinds CC) 58 Nick O Quinn OL 73 Tom Castilaw OL Jr.-R 2L Flower Mound, Texas (Flower Mound) 60 Dominic Padrta OL 74 Brian Evans OL Fr.-R RS Oxford, Miss. (Oxford) 36 Brandon Parker K 75 Chris Tolbert OL Fr. HS Birmingham, Ala. (Erwin) 44 Cody Prater FB 76 Tyler Barnes OL Fr.-R RS Bentonville, Ark. (Bentonville) 67 Kiano Prater OL 77 Tyson Holligan OL Jr.-R SQ Carrollton, Texas (Newman-Smith) 95 Tim Pruitt DE 79 Greg McCall DL So. 1L Prattville, Ala. (Prattville) 43 Jermaine Robertson FB 80 Trevor Gillott TE Sr.-R 3L Little Rock (Pulaski Academy) 47 Justin Robertson LB 81 Shederick Austin WR Fr.-R RS Crossett, Ark. (Crossett) 10 Anthony Robinson WR 82 Justin Schoemehl TE Fr.-R RS St. Louis, Mo. (Oakville) 25 Chaz Scales DB 83 Ryan Wilbourn P/K So. 1L Searcy (Searcy) 82 Justin Schoemehl TE 84 Adam Gaston DS Jr. 2L Hattiesburg, Miss. (Oak Grove) 28 Isaiah Shepard DB 85 Kedric Murry TE Fr.-R RS Pleasant Grove, Ala. (Pleasant Grove) 18 Andre Smith QB 86 Jackie Hawkins WR Fr.-R RS Texarkana, Ark. (Arkansas) 2 Greg Smith DB 87 J.T. Jordan TE Sr.-R 3L Monticello (Monticello) 91 Timothy Starson DE 88 T.J. Burk WR So.-R 1L Hot Springs (Jessieville) 27 Taylor Stockemer WR 89 Josh Arauco K Sr.-R 3L Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) 15 Neely Sullivent QB 90 Bryan Hall DL Jr.-R 2L Paducah, Ky. (Tilghman) 94 Austin Taylor DL 91 Timothy Starson DE Fr.-R RS Fort Smith, Ark. (Northside) 14 Brandon Thompkins WR 92 Dorvus Woods DL So.-R 1L St. Louis, Mo. (Vashon) 75 Chris Tolbert OL 93 Darius Dunaway DE Fr. HS Monroe, La. (Carroll) 8 Seth Tripod QB 94 Austin Taylor DL Fr. HS Bentonville (Bentonville) 39 Evan Van Dolah DB 95 Tim Pruitt DE Fr. HS Huntsville, Ala. (Madison) 54 Stanley Wakwe DE 96 Jeremy Gibson DE So.-R 1L Eutaw, Ala. (Greene County) 13 Daylan Walker DB 97 Amos Draper DL Fr. HS Tanner, Ala. (Tanner) 12 Jonathan White WR 98 Alex Carrington DE Sr.-R 3L Tupelo, Miss. (Tupelo) 83 Ryan Wilbourn P/K 99 Khari Mays DL Sr.-R 3L Memphis, Tenn. (Germantown) 17 Keith Wilcots DB Julian Green DE Fr.-R RS Forrest City, Ark. (Forrest City) 3 Marquette Williams DB Jonathan Victorian DB So. HS St. Louis, Mo. (Pattonville) 92 Dorvus Woods DL 2009 Arkansas State Football 10 AStateRedWolves.com

11 2009 ASU DEPTH CHART OFFENSE LT 67 Kiano Prater, 6-3, 292, Jr., RS, San Bernardino, CA 70 Delano Moore, 6-3, 306, So.-R, 3L, Little Rock, AR LG 68 Alfred Louis, 6-3, 306, Jr-R., 2L, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 63 Cliff Mitchell, 6-4, 270, Fr., HS, Jasper, TX C 73 Tom Castilaw, 6-3, 297, Jr., 2L, Flower Mound, TX 55 Eric Allen, 6-0, 300, Fr., RS, Daphne, AL RG 61 Drew Hilton, 6-3, 302, Jr.-R, 2L, Batesville, AR 71 Sifa Etu, 6-1, 304, Jr., TR, Hayward, CA RT 72 Derek Newton, 6-5, 313, Jr.-R, RS, Utica, MS 70 Delano Moore, 6-3, 306, So.-R, 1L, Sunrise, FL TE 80 Trevor Gillott, 6-2, 218, Sr.-R, 3L, Little Rock, AR 85 Kedric Murry, 6-3, 265, Fr.-R, RS, Pleasant Grove, Ala. WR 9 Jahbari McLennan, 5-11, 188, Sr., 1L, Austin, TX Y 18 Andre Smith, 6-1, 213, Fr.-R, RS, Killeen, Texas WR 14 Brandon Thompkins, 5-9, 180, Sr., 3L, West Palm Beach, FL W 24 Taylor Clements, 5-10, 183, Sr., 1L, Chico, CA FB 42 Jeff Blake, 5-10, 239, Jr., 2L, Paragould, AR 43 Jermaine Robertson, 5-11, 230, So-R., 1L, Tuscaloosa, AL RB 2 Reggie Arnold, 5-9, 219, Sr.-R, 3L, Little Rock, AR 22 Derek Lawson, 5-11, 214, So.-R, 1L, Jonesboro, AR QB 1 Corey Leonard, 6-1, 207, Sr.-R, 3L, Covington, LA 16 Ryan Aplin, 6-1, 213, Fr., RS, Tampa, FL RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Reggie Arnold (197 att., 1,117 yds., 7 TD) Derek Lawson (97 att., 710 yds., 4 TD) Corey Leonard (157, 516 yds., 4 TD) Passing Corey Leonard ( , 2,347 yds., 16 TD) Receiving Brandon Thompkins (32 rec., 511 yds., 2 TD) Jahbari McLennan (32 rec., 451 yds., 1 TD) Total Offense Corey Leonard (463 plays, 2,863 yds.) Reggie Arnold (197 plays, 1,074 yds.) All-Purpose Reggie Arnold (1,209 yds.) Brandon Thompkins (823 yds.) Punt Returns Daylan Walker (3 ret., 27 yds., 9.0 avg.) Kickoff Returns B. Thompkins (15 ret., 296 yds, 19.7 avg.) Field Goals Josh Arauco (17-20 FG, XP) Scoring Josh Aruaco (88 points) Reggie Arnold (48 points) Tackles M.D. Jennings (67) Daylan Walker (65) Tackles For Loss Alex Carrington ( yds.) Bryan Hall ( yds.) Sacks Alex Carrington ( yds.) Bryan Hall ( yds.) Interceptions M.D. Jennings (3-13 yds.) DEFENSE DE 98 Alex Carrington, 6-5, 284, Sr.-R, 3L, Tupelo, MS 96 Jeremy Gibson, 6-5, 260, So.-R, 1L, Eutaw, AL DT 99 Khari Mays, 6-2, 288, Sr.-R, 3L, Memphis, TN 92 Dorvus Woods, 6-3, 261, So.-R, 1L, St. Louis, MO DT 90 Bryan Hall, 6-1, 284, Jr.-R, 2L, Paducah, KY 79 Greg McCall, 5-11, 297, So., 1L, Prattville, AL DE 54 Stanley Wakwe, 6-1, 246, Sr., 2L, Little Rock, AR 91 Timothy Starson, 6-5, 240, Fr., RS, Fort Smith, AR SLB 23 Demario Davis, 6-3, 231, So.-R, 1L, Brandon, MS 53 Nick Nelms, 5-11, 215, Fr., HS, Germantown, TN MLB 7 Greg Hardy, 6-0, 246, Sr.-R, 3L, Memphis, TN 40 Nathan Herrold, 6-2, 234, Fr., RS, Ozark, MO WLB 5 Javon McKinnon, 6-0, 236, Jr.-R, 2L, Memphis, TN 30 Michael Adams, 6-1, 245, So.-R, 1L, Cuthbert, GA FS 26 M.D. Jennings, 6-0, 172, Jr.-R, 2L, Calhoun City, MS 4 Jaquan Kilcrease, 6-2, 199, So.-R, 1L, Nashville, TN SS 21 Kelcie McCray, 6-2, 190, So.-R, 1L, Columbus, GA 37 Graham Bates, 6-0, 183, So., 1L, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL LC 1 Cordarious Mingo, 5-11, 182, Sr., 1L, Terrell, TX 2 Greg Smith, 5-7, 178, Sr., SQ, Hope, AR RC 13 Daylan Walker, 5-9, 177, Sr.-R, 3L, Milan, TN 19 Walter Moody, 5-11, 178, Jr., 1L, Oakland, MS SPECIAL TEAMS P 83 Ryan Wilbourn, 5-10, 157, So., 1L, Searcy, AR PK 89 Josh Arauco, 5-9, 218, Sr.-R, 3L, Grand Prairie, TX KO 83 Ryan Wilbourn, 5-10, 157, So., 1L, Searcy, AR 36 Brandon Parker, 6-0, 176, Fr., RS, Coral Springs, FL KR 14 Brandon Thompkins, 5-9, 180, Sr., 3L, West Palm Beach, FL 9 Jahbari McLennan, 5-11, 188, Sr., 1L, Austin, TX PR 13 Daylan Walker, 5-9, 177, Sr.-R, 3L, Milan, TN 14 Brandon Thompkins, 5-9, 180, Sr., 3L, West Palm Beach, FL DS 84 Adam Gaston, 5-9, 215, So., 1L, Hattiesburg, MS LOST STATISTICAL LEADERS Receiving David Johnson (22 rec., 356 yds., 5 TD) Kevin Jones (17 rec., 217 yds., 1 TD) All-Purpose Kevin Jones (741 yds.) David Johnson (356 yds.) Punt Returns Kevin Jones (25 ret., 213 yds., 8.5 avg.) Kickoff Returns Kevin Jones (14 ret., 311 yards, 22.2 avg.) Paul Stephens (10 ret., 266 yds., 26.6 avg.) Scoring David Johnson (30 points) Travis Hewitt (12 points) Tackles Ben Owens (87) Dominique Williams (49) Tackles For Loss Brian Flagg ( yds.) Ben Owens (5-16 yds.) Dominique Williams (5-52 yds.) Sacks Ben Owens ( yds.) Brian Flagg (2-3 yds.) Interceptions Ben Owens (2-14 yds.) Dominique Williams (2-23 yds.) Punting Average Brett Shrable ( yds., 38.2 avg.) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Josh Arauco Josh UH-ROCK-O Najel Byrd NIE-JUL Byrd Demario Davis DIH-MAR-E-O Davis Sifa Etu SEE-FA E-TOO Trevor Gillott Trevor JIH-LOT Alex Kauti Alex COW-TIE Jaquan Kilcrease JU-KWAN KILL-CREASE Khari Mays CAR-E Mays Kelcie McCray KELL-SEE McCray Jahbari McLennan JUH-BAR-E McLennan Delano Moore DIH-LAY-NO Moore Dominic Padrta DOM-IH-NICK PAD-ER-TAY Kiano Prater KEY-ON-OH PRAY-TER Justin Schoemehl Justin SHAY-MUL Seth Tripod Seth TREE-POH Stanley Wakwe Stanley WALK-WE Marquette Williams MAR-KWET Williams 2009 Arkansas State Football 11 AStateRedWolves.com

12 ARKANSAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA INFORMATION ARKANSAS STATE SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Jerry Scott (Director, FB Contact) Office: /Cell: Van Provence (Assistant Director) Office: /Cell: Anthony Reynolds (Assistant Director) Office: /Cell: Katey Buckley (Graduate Assistant) Office: /Cell: Student Assistants Adam Garner, Ashlyn Kohler, Guy Brown, Trenna Lauhon, Alec Childress, Brodrick Johnson Phone: /Fax: Mailing Address: ASU Sports Information, P.O. Box 1000 State University, AR Delivery Address: ASU Athletic Dept., Sports Information 217 Olympic Dr., Jonesboro, AR ARKANSAS STATE RADIO NETWORK The Arkansas State Radio Network will broadcast every ASU football game during the 2009 season, originating from flagship station FM (KFIN). KFIN FM...Jonesboro (Flagship) KABF 88.3 FM...Little Rock KTLO 1240 AM...Mountain Home KWYN 1400 AM...Wynne KRLW 1320 AM...Walnut Ridge/Pocahontas KRLW FM...Walnut Ridge/Pocahontas KWAK FM...Stuttgart KQEW FM...Fordyce KOOU FM...Hardy LIVE AT THE BRICKHOUSE WITH STEVE ROBERTS The Live at the Brickhouse with Steve Roberts radio show can be heard live on The Wolf (95.9 FM), running from 7:00-8:00 p.m. each Tuesday. The show will be broadcast from the Brickhouse Grill, where those in attendance can ask questions for ASU s head football coach. The show can also be accessed through the StateZone on Arkansas State s official athletic web site (astateredwolves.com). Arkansas State Radio Network broadcaster Matt Stolz will host the show. RED WOLVES FOOTBALL WITH STEVE ROBERTS Red Wolves Football with Steve Roberts airs throughout the football season. The 30- minute program is hosted by Arkansas State Radio Network s Brad Bobo. The show will also be available in the on-demand section of the StateZone on astateredwolves.com. POST-GAME INTERVIEWS: The Arkansas State locker room is closed to all members of the media. Head coach Steve Roberts and requested assistant coaches and players will be available for interviews in the designated area following a brief cooling off period. WEEKLY MEDIA CONFERENCE: Media representatives are encouraged to visit with head coach Steve Roberts during his weekly press conference, held Wednesday s at 11:00 a.m. at the ASU Football Facility. The first press conference will be held Sept. 2. Quotes from the press conference will be available at astateredwolves.com as well. LITTLE ROCK PRESS CONFERENCES: Arkansas State will hold several press conferences in Little Rock during the 2009 season. The first press conference, scheduled for Sept. 3 at 11:30 a.m. will be held at the Holiday Inn Presidential Hotel (600 Interstate 30). The remaining press conferences will all be held at Little Rock National Airport s North Conference Room, located in the North Terminal of Central Flying Services. The dates for the press conference s that will be held at the airport are Sept. 24, Oct. 8, Oct. 22 and Nov. 5. PRACTICE COVERAGE: Arkansas State football practice is open to the media. TV crews wishing to shoot practice must notify the sports information office in advance. Players and coaches are available for interviews following each practice. WEEKLY RELEASES: All Arkansas State weekly football releases can be obtained as a PDF document on the athletics Web site at AStateRedWolves.com. To be added to the broadcast list for all football releases or if you would like releases faxed to you, contact Jerry Scott in the sports information office. STEVE ROBERTS INTERVIEWS: The best time to catch head coach Steve Roberts in his office, Monday through Thursday, is between 10:00 a.m. and noon. Please contact Jerry Scott to make arrangements for all interviews with Coach Roberts. PLAYER INTERVIEWS: All interviews with Arkansas State players must be arranged through the Sports Information Office. Please contact Jerry Scott. SUN BELT TELECONFERENCE: The Sun Belt Conference will conduct a weekly teleconference with each of the nine head coaches each Monday throughout the season. Additional information can be found on the SBC Media Services page located in the notes package. SUN BELT CONFERENCE WEEKLY VIDEO HIGHLIGHT FEED: The conference office will provide a weekly highlight feed of each SBC school on Wednesday s throughout the season. Additional information can be found on the SBC Media Services page located in the notes package. DIRECTIONS TO ASU STADIUM From Memphis International Airport: Start going toward the Airport Exit on Winchester Road. Bear right on Plough Boulevard for 1.4 miles. Take ramp onto I-240 West toward I-240 Little Rock/Downtown for 2.6 miles. Continue on I-55 North for 6.1 miles. Take the St. Louis/Little Rock exit on I-55 North and go 24.4 miles. Take exit 23B/Marked Tree/Jonesboro onto US- 61for 0.5 miles. Continue on US-63 North for 41 miles. Take ramp toward Caraway Road/Stadium Boulevard for 0.2 miles. Bear right on Stadium Boulevard and go 2.2 miles until seeing Indian Stadium on the left. Parking is available for the working media on the northwest grass lot of the stadium complex. From Little Rock National Airport: Leaving the airport on East Roosevelt Road go 0.3 miles and continue on Annie M. Bankhead Drive for another 0.4 miles. Turn left to take the ramp onto I-440 East toward TO I-40 for 11.3 miles. Take the Jacksonville exit onto US-167 North and go 48.4 miles. Continue on US 67 North for 25.3 miles. Take exit 90/Jonesboro and go 0.3 miles. Turn right on AR-14 and continue for 18.6 miles. Turn left on US 49 and go 22.6 miles. Take ramp onto US 49 North and go 2.7 miles until taking the Stadium Boulevard exit for 0.2 miles. Turn left on Stadium Boulevard and go 2.4 miles until seeing Indian Stadium on the left. Parking is available for working media on the northwest grass lot of the stadium complex. ASU GAME REPLAYS The Arkansas State University Athletic Department has announced an unprecedented agreement with area cable providers to replay ASU football games, which will bring about a dramatic increase in the visibility of Red Wolves football and give the athletic department its largest coverage area in school history. ASU has reached deals with several cable providers, which have a total subscriber count of over 100,000 households and businesses, to replay its football games. The replays will be televised on the ASU campus and in over 110 towns and cities across northeast and central Arkansas as well as Missouri ASU GAME REPLAY BROADCAST SCHEDULE ASU-TV (For Suddenlink in Jonesboro, Bay, Walnut Ridge, Hoxie, Pocahontas): Sun. at 5:00 and Tue. at 7:00 Ritter Ch. 17: Sunday at either 7 or 8 and Thursdays at 5:00; after completion of St. Louis Cardinals regular season, Thursday replay will move to Tuesday at 7:00 Paragould Cable: Tuesday at 7:00; Ch. 6 IndCo Cable (Customers in rural Craighead and Greene Counties): Tuesday at 7:00; Ch. 8 Suddenlink (Newport): Thursday at 7:00; Ch. 15 Suddenlink (Batesville): Thursday at 7:00; Ch. 66 Suddenlink (Heber Springs): Thursday at 7:00; Ch. 17 Suddenlink (Mountain Home): Thur. at 7:00; Ch. 19 YHC TV (NewWave Communications): Wed. at 7:30 Poplar Bluff City Cable: Wed. at 7:00; Ch. 2 Charter Cable (Hardy, Highland, Cherokee Village): Check local listings KTWN My Town (White County Cable & Comcast): TBD 2009 Arkansas State Football 12 AStateRedWolves.com

13 2009 Sun Belt Conference Football Sun Belt Conference Media Services Weekly Release The Sun Belt Conference Media Relations staff will produce a weekly football release on Mondays throughout the season, which will include updated standings, notes, results and game previews. The full release, including overall and conference-only statistics will be available as a PDF file. Notes will be ed to media outlets in text format with a link to the PDF file on the Sun Belt Conference website. The Sun Belt Conference has complete and up-to-date information on its internet website at The site contains current news on all happenings around the Sun Belt, including the nine football schools. Football standings, results and game recaps will be updated after games are played. Statistics conference and team-by-team will be updated by Sunday afternoon, or earlier depending on late night games on the West Coast. The Sun Belt Football Media Guide is available on the website, including the records section. To keep up with games in-progress, check member school websites for internet broadcasts. Weekly Satellite Feed The Sun Belt Conference will produce a weekly satellite highlight feed. Coordinates for the Wednesday afternoon feeds can be found in the right column of this page. Weekly Awards The Sun Belt Conference names an offensive, defensive and special teams player of the week each Monday morning during the season. Winners are chosen by a media panel from nominations provided by the Sun Belt sports information directors. Annual Awards All-Sun Belt first and second teams, Players of the Year on offense and defense, Freshman of the Year and Coach of the Year are selected by a vote of the league s eight head coaches and select members of the media at the conclusion of the regular season. Each coach also selects two individuals for Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt. Coaches are not allowed to vote for themselves or their own players. Sun Belt football student-athletes are recognized for academic achievement in July with the release of the Sun Belt Commissioner s List and Academic Honor Roll. Sun Belt Football Media Relations Contacts Contact Phone Sun Belt - John McElwain (504) mcelwain@sunbeltsports.org Arkansas State - Jerry Scott (870) jscott@astate.edu Florida Atlantic - Katrina McCormack (561) kmccormi@fau.edu FIU - Rich Kelch (305) kelchr@fiu.edu Louisiana-Lafayette - Daryl Cetnar (337) sportsinfo@louisiana.edu ULM - Adam Prendergast (318) prendergast@ulm.edu Middle Tennessee - Mark Owens (615) owens@goblueraiders.com North Texas - Eric Capper (940) ecapper@unt.edu Troy - Ricky Hazel (334) jehazel@troy.edu WKU - Todd Stewart (270) todd.stewart@wku.edu Weekly Video Highlight Feed Wednesdays 2:00-2:30 p.m. (CT) Sept. 2 - Dec. 2 Satellite: Galaxy 28 KU Band (DIGITAL) Transponder: 17K Digital Slot 9MHz Down-link Frequency: Down-link Polarity: Vertical Symbol Rate: FEC: 3/4 Data Rate: Sun Belt Coaches Teleconference Call The Sun Belt Conference will hold a weekly media teleconference featuring each of the league s head coaches. Mondays, Aug Nov. 30, :30 a.m. (CT)/11:30 a.m. (ET) Number: (212) Pass Code: Schedule of Events: 10:30 a.m. -- Announcements 10:32 a.m. -- Howard Schnellenberger, FAU 10:38 a.m. -- Mario Cristobal, FIU 10:44 a.m. -- Steve Roberts, ASU 10:50 a.m. -- Rickey Bustle, ULL 10:56 a.m. -- Charlie Weatherbie, ULM 11:02 a.m. -- Rick Stockstill, MT 11:08 a.m. -- Todd Dodge, NT 11:14 a.m. -- Larry Blakeney, Troy 11:20 a.m. -- David Elson, WKU 11:26 a.m. -- Commissioner Wright Waters

14 #1 Corey Leonard, QB, Sr. Attempts vs. North Texas ( ) (second most attempts in school history) Completions vs. North Texas ( ) (ties fifth most completions in school history) Passing Yards vs. North Texas ( ) (ninth most passing yards in school history) Long Pass vs. UL Lafayette ( ) (ties the fourth longest pass in school history) Passing Touchdowns vs. UL Lafayette ( ) (most TD passes in school history) Rushing Yards at Louisiana-Monroe ( ) Rushing Touchdowns vs. SMU ( ) Total Offense vs. Middle Tennessee ( ) (fourth most net yards in school history) Touchdowns Responsible For....6 vs. UL Lafayette ( ) #2 Reggie Arnold, RB, Sr. Rushes , twice (last vs. North Texas, ) Rushing Yards vs. UL Lafayette ( ) (third most rushing yards in school history and the most ever at ASU Stadium by an ASU player) Longest Rush vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Rushing Touchdowns....4 vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Longest Reception vs. Memphis ( ) #9 Jahbari McLennan, WR, Sr. Receptions , twice (last at Nebraska ( ) Receiving Yards at North Texas ( ) Longest Reception vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Touchdowns at North Texas ( ) #10 Anthony Robinson, WR, Jr. Receptions vs. Southern Miss ( ) Receiving Yards vs. Southern Miss ( ) Longest Reception vs. Southern Miss ( ) Touchdowns none #14 Brandon Thompkins, WR, Sr. Receptions vs. North Texas ( ) Receiving Yards vs. North Texas ( ) Longest Reception at North Texas ( ) Receiving Touchdowns..1, three times (last vs. FAU, ) Kick Return Yards at Tennessee ( ) (most kick return yards in ASU and Sun Belt history) Longest Kick Return at Louisiana-Monroe ( ) #17 Allen Muse, WR, Fr. Receptions vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Receiving Yards vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Longest Reception vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Receiving Touchdowns none #18 Andre Smith, QB/WR, Fr. Rushes vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Rushing Yards vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Longest Rush vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Rushing Touchdowns none INDIVIDUAL CAREER HIGHS (OFFENSE) #22 Derek Lawson, RB, Soph. Rushes vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Rushing Yards vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Longest Rush vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Rushing Touchdowns.....1, five times (last vs. MVSU, ) #24 Taylor Clements, WR, Sr. Receptions , twice (last at Troy, ) Receiving Yards at Troy ( ) Longest Reception at Troy ( ) Receiving Touchdowns none #38 Don Jones, RB, Fr. Rushes vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Rushing Yards vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Longest Rush vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Rushing Touchdowns....1 vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Receptions vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Receiving Yards vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Longest Reception vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Receiving Touchdowns...1 vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) #42 Jeff Blake, FB, Jr. Rushes vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Rushing Yards vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Longest Rush vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Rushing Touchdowns vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Receptions , five times (last at Troy, ) Receiving Yards at Troy ( ) Receiving TD , twice (last vs. Southern Miss, ) #80 Trevor Gillott, TE, Jr. Receptions , twice (last vs. Southern Miss, ) Receiving Yards vs. Southern Miss ( ) Longest Reception vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Receiving Touchdowns , twice (last vs. FAU, ) #87 J.T. Jordan, TE, Jr. Receptions , twice (last vs. FAU, ) Receiving Yards vs. Auburn ( ) Longest Reception vs. Florida International ( ) Receiving Touchdowns , twice (last vs. FAU, ) #89 Josh Arauco, K, Jr. Field Goal Attempts....4, three times (last vs. TAMU, ) Field Goals Made vs. Texas A&M ( ) Long Field Goal vs. Texas (9-1-07) Exta Points Made vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) (ties the most in school history) 2009 Arkansas State Football 14 AStateRedWolves.com

15 #1 Cordarious Mingo, CB, Sr. Tackles vs. ULM, Interceptions vs. ULM, #3 Marquette Williams, DB, Jr. Tackles vs. North Texas ( ) Tackles For Loss vs. North Texas ( ) Sacks none Interceptions none #4 Jaquan Kilcrease, S, Soph. Tackles vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Tackles For Loss vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Interceptions none #5 Javon McKinnon, LB, Jr. Tackles at Tennessee ( ) Tackles for loss at ULL ( ) Sacks none #7 Greg Hardy, LB, Sr. Tackles at Florida Atlantic ( ) Tackles For Loss , three times (last at FAU, ) #13 Daylan Walker, CB, Sr. Tackles at Tennessee ( ) Interceptions.....1, twice (last vs. Middle Tennessee, ) #19 Walter Moody, CB, Jr. Tackles vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Interceptions none INDIVIDUAL CAREER HIGHS (DEFENSE) #40 Nathan Herrold, LB, Fr. Tackles vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Tackles For Loss none Sacks at Nebraska ( ) Interceptions none #46 Darius Glover, LB, Jr. Tackles at UL Lafayette ( ) Tackles For Loss.....1, three times (last at Memphis, ) Sacks vs. Southern Miss, ) Interceptions at UL Lafayette ( ) #54 Stanley Wakwe, DE, Sr. Tackles at Louisiana-Monroe ( ) Tackles for loss , five times (last at Troy, ) Sacks , twice (last at Alabama, ) #79 Greg McCall, DL, Soph. Tackles at Louisiana-Lafayette ( ) Tackles For Loss , three times (last vs. MVSU, ) Sacks , twice (last vs. Mississippi Valley State, ) #90 Bryan Hall, DL, Jr. Tackles , four times (last at North Texas, ) Tackles For Loss , twice (last vs. FAU, ) Sacks vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) #91 Tim Starson, DE, Fr. Tackles vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-6-09) Tackles For Loss vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-6-09) Sacks none #21 Kelcie McCray, S, Soph. Tackles , twice (last at North Texas, ) Sacks none Interceptions none #23 Demario Davis, LB, Soph. Tackles at Nebraska ( ) Tackles For Loss , twice (last at Nebraska, ) Sacks none Interceptions none #26 M.D. Jennings, S, Jr. Tackles vs. Southern Miss ( ) TFL , four times (last at Memphis, ) Sacks , twice (last at Texas A&M, ) Interceptions , four times (last vs. FAU, ) #29 Marcus Brown, S, Sr. Tackles vs. Middle Tennessee ( ) Sacks none Interceptions at North Texas ( ) #92 Dorvus Woods, DL, Soph. Tackles vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Tackles For Loss vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Sacks at North Texas ( ) #96 Jeremy Gibson, DL, Soph. Tackles vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Tackles For Loss vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Sacks vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) #98 Alex Carrington, DL, Sr. Tackles vs. SMU ( ) Tackles For Loss vs. ULM, Sacks vs. ULM, #99 Khari Mays, DL, Sr. Tackles , twice (last vs. Texas Southern, ) Tackles For Loss 1, three times (last vs. Southern Miss, ) Sacks , twice (last vs. Southern Miss, ) #30 Michael Adams, LB, Soph. Tackles vs. Texas Southern (9-6-08) Tackles For Loss at Louisiana-Lafayette ( ) Sacks none Interceptions none #37 Graham Bates, S, Soph. Tackles vs. Mississippi Valley State (9-5-09) Sacks none Interceptions none 2009 Arkansas State Football 15 AStateRedWolves.com

16 THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED: TEAM SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT ASU: vs. Mississippi Valley State (61-0) OPP: , No. 2 Alabama (35-0) RUSHED FOR OVER 250 YARDS ASU: vs. Mississippi Valley State (53 carries for 358 yards) OPP: 2004, Idaho (58 carries for 297 yards) RUSHED FOR OVER 300 YARDS ASU: vs. Mississippi Valley State (53 carries for 358 yards) OPP: 2005, Army (55 carries for 300 yards) PASSED FOR OVER 300 YARDS ASU: vs. North Texas ( for 313 yards) OPP: , Nebraska ( for 358 yards) HAD OVER 500 YARDS OF TOTAL OFFENSE ASU: vs. Texas Southern (670 yards: 441 rush, 229 pass) OPP: , Tennessee (523 yards: 188 rushing, 335 passing) HAD OVER 600 YARDS OF TOTAL OFFENSE ASU: vs. Texas Southern (670 yards: 406 rush, 275 pass) OPP: 2005, Missouri (657 yards; 317 rushing and 340 passing) RECORDED 30 OR MORE FIRST DOWNS ASU: , 33, vs. UL Lafayette OPP: , 30, Tennessee FAILED TO RUSH FOR 100 YARDS ASU: at No. 2 Alabama (37 carries for 91 yards) OPP: , Mississippi Valley State (28 carries for 30 yards) FAILED TO PASS FOR OVER 100 YARDS ASU: at No. 2 Alabama (8 of 17 for 67 yards) OPP: , Mississippi Valley State (6 of 16 for 39 yards) HELD AN OPPONENT UNDER 200 YARDS TOTAL OFF. ASU: vs. MVSU (69 yards: 30 rushing, 39 passing) OPP: , No. 2 Alabama (158 yards : 91 rushing, 67 passing) SCORED A SAFETY ASU: at Troy OPP: , Florida International SCORED 50 OR MORE POINTS ASU: vs. Mississippi Valley State (61-0) OPP: , SMU (55-9) INDIVIDUAL PLAYER RUSHED FOR 100 YARDS ASU: , Reggie Arnold (12 carries for 126 yards) OPP: , C. Montgomery (UNT, 20 carries for 121 yards) TWO OR MORE PLAYERS RUSHED FOR 100 YARDS ASU: 2008 vs Texas Southern : Derek Lawson (18 carries for 209 yards) and Reggie Arnold (8 carries for 123 yards) OPP: 1998, Teofilo Riley, (24 carries for 190 yards); Gerard Arnold (23 carries for 119 yards) of Memphis PLAYER PASSED FOR 300 YARDS ASU: , Corey Leonard ( for 305 yards) OPP: , Zac Lee, Nebraska ( for 340 yards) PLAYER PASSED FOR 400 YARDS ASU: 2004, Nick Noce vs. Memphis ( for 418 yards) OPP: 2004, Clint Marks, Middle Tenn. (30-34 for 447 yards) RETURNED A KICKOFF FOR A TOUCHDOWN ASU: 2001, James Hickenbotham vs. Idaho (93-yards) OPP: , Luther Ambrose, ULM (91 yards) RETURNED A PUNT FOR A TOUCHDOWN ASU: , Kevin Jones vs. Memphis (89 yards) OPP: , L. Singleton, FIU (80 yards) RETURNED AN INTERCEPTION FOR A TOUCHDOWN ASU: , Darius Glover (at UL Lafayette) (29 yards) OPP: , Rashad Johnson (Alabama)(32 yards) RETURNED A FUMBLE FOR A TOUCHDOWN ASU: , Marcus Brown vs. ULM (79 yards) OPP: , Boris Lee, Troy (1 yard) BLOCKED AN OPPONENT'S PUNT ASU: , Greg Smith vs. Mississippi Valley State OPP: , Aaron Weathers (North Texas) RETURNED A BLOCKED PUNT FOR A TOUCHDOWN ASU: 2000, Sean Mitchell (block) and Danny Smith (TD) vs. Richmond (32 yards) OPP: 2002, Brian Brosnan (block) and Kendrick Jones (TD), Illinois (0 yards) RETURNED A BLOCKED FIELD GOAL FOR A TD ASU: 2000, Hanis Bowens vs. North Carolina State (80 yards) OPP: 2004, Terryl Fenton, UL-Lafayette (80-yards) RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE OF 50 YARDS OR MORE ASU: , Jahbari McLennan vs. ULM (63 yards) OPP: , Tyrell Fenroy (ULL), 52 yards PASS FROM SCRIMMAGE OF 50 YARDS OR MORE ASU: , 59 yards vs. MVSU (C. Leonard to B. Thompkins) OPP: , 84 yds (FIU) (P. McCall to T.Y. Hilton) MADE 50+ YARD FIELD GOAL ASU: 2005, 50 yards (Eric Neihouse vs. Louisiana-Monroe) OPP: , 50 yards (T. Morstead, SMU) PLAYER RUSHED FOR 200 YARDS ASU: , Derek Lawson vs. TX Southern (18 for 209 yards) OPP: , Curtis Steele, Memphis (22 carries for 203 yards) 2009 Arkansas State Football 16 AStateRedWolves.com

17 GAME 1 September 5, Jonesboro, AR (ASU Stadium - 21,056) - Arkansas State 61, Mississippi Valley State 0 JONESBORO, Ark. (9/5/09) Senior tailback Reggie Arnold rushed for 126 yards and four touchdowns and senior quarterback Corey Leonard became the Arkansas State all-time yardage leader as the Red Wolves rolled to 61-0 victory over the Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils in the season opener at ASU Stadium. Leonard passed for 129 yards and a touchdown and rushed for seven more to finish the night with 7,433 career yards, surpassing Cleo Lemon s mark of 7,309 set from Arkansas State piled up 496 yards on the night while holding the Delta Devils to 69 yards of total offense. The shutout was the Red Wolves first since a 3-0 overtime victory over Florida Atlantic during the 2005 season. The Red Wolves led 20-0 at the end of the first quarter, getting on the board with a 3-yard touchdown run from Arnold with 9:38 remaining in the period. Arnold found the end zone again on a 20-yard run just over five minutes later, and freshman tailback Don Jones scored on a 25-yard pass from Leonard to wrap up the scoring in the opening quarter. Sophomore tailback Derek Lawson scored from 15-yards out midway through the second quarter to extend the Arkansas State lead to Arnold added a 26-yard touchdown run and Jones scored from 12 yards out to complete the first-half scoring and give the Red Wolves a 40-0 advantage at the break. Arnold added a two-yard touchdown run early in the third quarter and freshman quarterback Ryan Aplin scored on a 1-yard run later in the period to put the Red Wolves up 54-0 heading into the final quarter. Sophomore fullback Jermaine Robertson scored on a two-yard run early in the fourth quarter and senior placekicker Josh Arauco added his seventh extra point to set the final score at Junior linebacker Javon McKinnon led the ASU defense with five tackles and one forced fumble. Twenty-six players on the Arkansas State defense recorded tackles in the game, with 10 of those players recording tackles for loss. Score by Quarters Score Arkansas State Mississippi Valley State Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOP ASU 1 09:38 Arnold 3 yd run :29 ASU 1 04:16 Arnold 20 yd run :00 ASU 1 00:26 Jones 25 yd rec :07 ASU 2 07:16 Lawson 15 yd run :37 ASU 2 05:24 Arnold 26 yd run :30 ASU 2 03:55 Jones 12 yd run :09 ASU 3 13:41 Arnold 2 yd run :12 ASU 3 08:38 Aplin 1 yd run :33 ASU 4 14:56 Robertson 2 yd run :17 Team Statistics ASU MVSU First Downs 26 5 Net yards rushing Net yards passing Passes Comp-Att-Int Total Net Yards Fumbles: Number-Lost Penalties: Number-Yards Possession Time 31:22 26:46 Third Down Conversions 3 of 7 0 of 12 Sacks By: Number-Yards Individual Statistics RUSHING: MVSU-HARGRETT,Johey 10-22; WATKINS,Chris 11-17; SANCHEZ,Carlos 1-16; GASTON,Milton 1-5; ROBERTS,Paul 5-minus 30. ASU-Arnold, Reggie ; Jones, Don 9-84; Lawson, Derek 12-76; Robertson, Jer. 7-32; Smith, Andre 3-28; Aplin, Ryan 3-10; Leonard, Corey 1-7; McLennan, J. 1-1; Prater, Cody 1-0; Blake, Jeff 1-0; TEAM 3-minus 6. PASSING: MVSU-ROBERTS,Paul ASU-Leonard, Corey ; Aplin, Ryan RECEIVING: MVSU-COX,Paul 3-15; STARGELL,Bran. 2-21; ROBERT,Stephen 1-3. ASU-Thompkins, B. 2-65; Jones, Don 2-26; McLennan, J. 2-25; Gillott, Trevor 1-9; Blake, Jeff 1-7; Muse, Allen 1-6. INTERCEPTIONS: MVSU-None. ASU-None. FUM- BLES: MVSU-HUDNALL,Tris. 2-1; HARGRETT,Johey 1-1. Reggie Arnold rushed for 126 yards and a career-high four ASU-TEAM 1-1. touchdowns, which ties the third most in school history Arkansas State Football 17 AStateRedWolves.com

18 GAME 2 September 12, Lincoln, NE (Memorial Stadium - 85,035) - No. 18 Nebraska, Arkansas State 9 LINCOLN, Neb. (09/12/09) - The Arkansas State Red Wolves slipped to 1-1 on the season with a 38-9 loss to the 18th-ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers before a Memorial Stadium crowd of 85,035 in Lincoln. Saturday's attendance was the fifth-largest crowd to ever witness an Arkansas State football game. Arkansas State senior tailback Reggie Arnold rushed for 83 yards and a touchdown, senior wideout Jahbari McLennan hauled in a career-high seven passes for 69 yards and senior quarterback Corey Leonard accounted for 153 yards of total offense on the day. Defensively, the Red Wolves were led by a career-high 10 tackles from sophomore linebacker Demario Davis and seven stops from senior defensive back Cordarious Mingo, also a career high. Junior quarterback Zac Lee completed 27-of-35 passes for 340 yards and four touchdowns to lead the Cornhuskers. Nebraska scored on both of its possessions in the first quarter to open up an early 14-0 lead. Lee threw a pair of touchdown passes in the opening quarter, connecting with fullback Tyler Legate from three yards out with 11:40 to play in the period before hooking up with tight end Mike McNeill on a 13-yard strike with 1:15 remaining in the quarter. Nebraska added a 30-yard touchdown run on a reverse from wide receiver Niles Paul early in the second quarter to take a 21-0 lead before the Red Wolves got on the board with a 1-yard touchdown run from Arnold with 5:30 to play in the first half. Arnold's touchdown completed a 6-play, 32-yard drive, but placekicker Josh Arauco's extra-point was off the mark. The Cornhuskers added a 26-yard field goal from Alex Henery with nine seconds remaining in the half to take a 24-6 lead into the locker room at the break. A 32-yard touchdown pass from Lee to McNeill with 9:47 remaining in the third extended the Cornhusker lead to 31-6, but the Red Wolves answered with a 42-yard field goal from Arauco with 12:05 to play to trim the Nebraska advantage to The Cornhuskers completed the scoring when Lee found Paul in the end zone from two yards out with 8:14 remaining to set the final score at Score by Quarters Score Arkansas State Nebraska Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOP NU 1 09:38 Legate 3yd rec :20 NU 1 01:15 McNeill 13 yd rec :20 NU 2 13:59 Niles 30 yd run :51 ASU 2 05:30 Arnold 1 yd run :12 NU 2 00:09 Henery 26 yd FG :14 NU 3 09:47 McNeill 32 yd rec :36 ASU 4 12:05 Arauco 42 yd FG :39 NU 4 08:14 Niles 2 yd rec :44 Team Statistics ASU NU First Downs Net yards rushing Net yards passing Passes Comp-Att-Int Total Net Yards Fumbles: Number-Lost Penalties: Number-Yards Possession Time 28:22 31:38 Third Down Conversions 2 of 10 8 of 13 Sacks By: Number-Yards Individual Statistics RUSHING: ASU-Arnold, Reggie 14-83; Lawson, Derek 9-37; Leonard, Corey 11-22; Jones, Don 2-9; TEAM 2-minus 8. Nebraska-Helu Jr., Roy 14-60; Paul, Niles 1-30; Burkhead, Rex 3-18; Lee, Zac 7-11; Ward, Lester 1-8; Green, Cody 1-7; Jones, Austin 1-2. PASSING: ASU-Leonard, Corey Nebraska-Lee, Zac ; Green, Cody RECEIVING: ASU-McLennan, J. 7-69; Murry, Kedric 1-43; Gillott, Trevor 1-9; Lawson, Derek 1-8; Clements, T Nebraska-Paul, Niles 6-69; Holt, Menelik 5-40; McNeill, Mike 4-57; Helu Jr., Roy 4-44; Brooks, Chris 2-30; Gilleylen, C. 1-43; Young, Dreu 1-27; Burkhead, Rex 1-11; Reed, Kyler 1-9; Cotton, Ben 1-7; Hill, Ryan 1-7; Cooper, Khiry 1-6; Kinnie, Brandon 1-5; Legate, Tyler 1-3. INTERCEPTIONS: ASU-None. Nebraska-None. FUM- BLES: ASU-TEAM 1-0; McLennan, J Nebraska-None. Jahbari McLennan tied his career high for receptions with seven and also posted 69 receiving yards against Nebraska Arkansas State Football 18 AStateRedWolves.com