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1 BLACK COLLEGE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS SWAC CHAMPIONS 93 33* Prairie View A&M Sports Information: Reggie Rouzan, SID Ryan McGinty, Assistant SID Address: Post Office Box 59 - Mail Stop 5 Prairie View, Texas Office: 936/26-96 Fax: 936/ GAME #3 GRAMBLING state (2-2) VS PRAIRIE VIEW A&M (-) THE GAME: When: Saturday, Oct. 3 Where: Dallas, Texas Stadium: The Cotton Bowl Press Box No.: TBA Kickoff: 6: p.m. (CST) Series Rec.: GSU leads Last PVAMU Win: 24-9, 986 Last GSU Win: 4-6, 28 Current Win Streak: GSU, 2 Biggest Margin of Victory (PV): 44-6, 958 Biggest Margin of Victory (GSU): 68-, 98 Longest Winning Streak (GSU): 2, 987- Longest Winning Streak (PV): 4, THE COACHES: Henry Frazier III (Bowie State 93) PVAMU Record: (6th year) Overall: (th year) Frazier vs. GSU Rod Broadway (North Carolina 77) GSU Record: (3rd year) Overall: 54-9 (6th year) Broadway vs. PVAMU:...2- TELEVISION: N/A RADIO/INTERNET: KPVU 9.3 FM (Prairie View, Texas) KPCH 99.3 FM (Ruston, La.) This weekend s contest will be broadcasted by the Prairie View A&M Panther Sports Radio Network with KPVU 9.3 FM in Prairie View, Texas serving as the flagship station. Leonard Moon calls the play-by-play. OCTOBER 3, 29 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M 29 FOOTBALL GAME RELEASE Overall: 2-2; SWAC: ; Home: -; Away: -; Neutral: - Date 9/6 9/2 9/9 9/26 /3 / /7 /3 /7 /2 /2 Overall: -; SWAC: -; Home: ; Away: -; Neutral: - Date Opponent Time/Score 9/5 9/2 /3 / /7 /22 /7 /4 /2 Opponent vs. South Carolina State NORTHWESTERN ST. at Jackson State at Oklahoma State *vs. PRAIRIE VIEW A&M *ALABAMA A&M *at Alabama State *MISSISSIPPI VALLEY (HC) *vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff *TEXAS SOUTHERN *vs. Southern *%vs. Texas Southern at New Mexico State *$vs. Grambling *at Alabama State *MISSISSIPPI VALLEY (HC) *at Southern *ALABAMA A&M *at Alcorn State *ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF *Southwestern Athletic Conference contest %=Texas Southern was played in Houston, Texas (Reliant Stadium) $=Grambling State will be played in Dallas, Texas (The Cotton Bowl) Time/ Score L 34-3 W 38-7 W 27-7 L : p.m. 3: p.m. : p.m. 2: p.m. 4: p.m. 8: p.m. : p.m. W 7-7 L 2-8 6: p.m. : p.m. 2: p.m. 6:3 p.m. 2: p.m. 4: p.m. : p.m. TOP STORYLINES First game since 9/2 for the Panthers. Will the long layoff benefit or hurt the Panthers? Who ll take control of the quarterback reigns? Can PV break 2-year losing streak to the Tigers? GRAMBLING STATE SCOREBOARD 29 SCHEDULE & RESULTS STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Frank Warren 4.2 ypg Receiving Jesse Smith 9r, 76 yds Passing Greg Dillon.547 yds, 2 TD Tackles Christian Anthony...36 tackles PRAIRIE VIEW a&m SCOREBOARD 29 SCHEDULE & RESULTS STATISTICAL LEADERS Rushing Donald Babers..7 ypg Receiving Shaun Stephens 7r, 63 yds Passing Jay Bluford 25 yds, 2 TD Tackles Max Sencherey 22 tackles

2 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M Football Weekly Release.. GRAMBLING STATE., OCT. 3, 29.. Page 2 PRAIRIE view A&M SPORTS INFORMATION Reggie Rouzan - SID rerouzan@pvamu.edu Ryan McGinty - Asst. SID* rjmcginty@pvamu.edu *denotes main football contact Monday Henry Frazier III on SWAC Conference Call (: a.m.) GAME WEEK AVAILABILITY Tuesday Players and coaches available for post-practice interviews. (6:3 p.m.) Wednesday Players and coaches available for post-practice interviews. (4: p.m.) Thursday Call SID Office on Wednesday to arrange Friday (TBA) Depends on team travel plans Office Phone 936/26-96 Office FAX 936/ MAILING ADDRESS Prairie View A&M University Office of Sports Information PO Box 59 Mail Stop 5 Prairie View, Texas INTERNET ACCESS For the latest in the Prairie View A&M University Department of Athletics, please view The site features up-to-date team news, statistics, rosters, depth charts in addition to links of interest. SWAC TELECONFERENCE This call is available to media each Monday. To receive information on how to call-in, contact the SWAC Office at or d.lewis@swac.org. Here is the order of participants.. : -- SWAC News :5 -- Anthony Jones, AAMU :3 -- Reggie Barlow, Alabama St. :2 -- Rick Comegy, Jackson State :29 -- Monte Coleman, Arkansas-PB :37 -- Rod Broadway, GSU :45 -- Earnest Collins, Alcorn State :53 -- Willie Totten, MVSU : -- Henry Frazier, PVAMU :9 -- Pete Richardson, Southern :7 -- Johnnie Cole, TSU :25 -- Commissioner s Corner :2 -- SIGN-OFF THIS WEEK S GAME After a two-week hiatus, the Prairie View A&M Panthers return to the gridiron for their third game and second SWAC contest of the season against Grambling State in the annual State Fair Classic at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas on Saturday, Oct. 3. A crowd in the range of 55, is expected as the Panthers look to end a 2-game slide to the Tigers that extends back to 987. ABOUT THE Panthers The Prairie View A&M Panthers haven t played since a close loss to FBS member New Mexico State on Sept. 2. Prairie View is - entering the State Fair Classic this weekend and used the time off to heal after two physical contests. On Sept. 5, Prairie View A&M began the year and the SWAC schedule on a positive note as they defeated SWAC rival Texas Southern 7-7 in the 25th edition of the Labor Day Classic in Houston, Texas. The Panthers put forth an impressive defensive effort in the win as they held TSU scoreless with their lone score via an interception return. The classic marked the debut of quarterback Jay Bluford and the senior from Maryland had a solid game with two touchdown passes. On the ground, redshirt sophomore Michael Jason also had a solid outing and provided the Panthers another option in the team s running game as he led the team in rushing. On defense, Prairie View featured a revamped linebacker corps which impressed the coaching staff as the starting linebackers combined to account for 24 tackles. First-time starter Lester Butler also opened eyes as the cornerback finished with eight tackles and held TSU All- American William Osborne in check throughout the game. As expected, special teams was a strength for the Panthers as Pedro Ventura averaged 43 yards per punt while Brady Faggard nailed the game s only field goal. The following weekend on Sept. 2, the Panthers made history and faced an FBS member for the first time since Hawai i in 979 in New Mexico State. While many expected the Panthers to rollover, Prairie View came to play and went toe-to-toe with the LAST GAME RESULT: NMSU 2, PV 8 - SEPT. 2, 29 LAS CRUCES, N.M. - Jeff Fleming completed 8 of 2 passes and ran for two touchdowns as New Mexico State beat Prairie View A&M 2-8. The New Mexico State (-) win marked the first victory in the DeWayne Walker era. The former UCLA defensive coordinator took over the reins this winter after the school fired former head coach Hal Mumme. Aggies running back Seth Smith finished with 57 yards on 25 carries. Smith went over the century mark on his 4th carry of the game during New Mexico State's second-quarter scoring drive, a possession topped off by a -yard touchdown run by Fleming. Prairie View (-) inched back into the game late. Down 2-3, the team had a 9-yard scoring run from quarterback K.J. Black as well as a 27-yard touchdown toss from Black to wide receiver Anthony Weeden. The two-point conversion cut the Aggies' lead down to three, but they could not score again. Game Statistics Can Be Found On - Page

3 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M Football Weekly Release.. GRAMBLING STATE., OCT. 3, 29.. Page 3 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M Location: Prairie View, Texas Founded:..876 Enrollment:.....8,76 Affiliation:..NCAA I Conference:.SWAC Nickname:.. Panthers School Colors:...Purple and Gold Stadium:.Blackshear (6,) Surface:.. Natural Grass President:.Dr. George C. Wright Ath. Director:..Fred Washington SWA:.Alicia Pete History First Year of Football: 97 Black College Titles: 5 SWAC Titles:.. Post-Season Record:.- Coaching Staff Henry Frazier 6th season Head Coach Heishma Northern 5th season Associate HC / Defensive Coordinator Michael Bryant 6th season Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks Prince Pearson 6th season Assistant HC / Offensive Line John Pearce 6th season Linebackers Dwayne Foster Antone Sewell Miles Brandon Roy Jones Lamar Manigo Ralph Revuelta Val Ford Ed Moore Mark Spivey Harry Williams 6th season Running Backs 5th season Defensive Backs 5th season Defensive Line 6th season Tight Ends / FB Operations st season Wide Receivers 2nd season Graduate Assistant st season Graduate Assistant st season Graduate Assistant st season Graduate Assistant st season Volunteer Assistant WAC member as they fell short by three points in a 2-8 road loss. In that contest, the Panthers started out strong, faded in the middle but closed out the game strong as Western Kentucky transfer quarterback KJ Black led a 5-point fourth quarter charge to put the Panthers in position to win. Due to the cancellation of the annual Angel City Classic this past spring that was scheduled for Sept. 9, the Panthers have been off for the past two weekends. ABOUT THE GSU TIGERS The defending SWAC Champion Grambling State University was picked to finish first in the annual SWAC Preseason Poll this past summer. Led by third-year head coach Rod Broadway, the Tigers have played a tough non-conference schedule and enter the State Fair Classic with a 2-2 mark. Grambling State opened the year with a match-up against Mid Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) power South Carolina State on Sept. 6 and fell short 34-3 as quarterback Greg Dillon threw a late interception in a comeback bid. On Sept. 2, the Tigers returned home and knocked off Southland Conference foe 38-7 Northwestern State behind the strength of three defensive touchdowns. On Sept. 7, the Tigers squared off against old foe Jackson State in Jackson, Miss. and once again rode their defense as they captured a 27-7 win in a SWAC Championship Game rematch. Last weekend, the Tigers traveled north to Stillwater, Okla. and battled Oklahoma State of the FBS and Big 2 in non-conference action. GSU never found its groove on both sides of the ball as the powerful Cowboy offensive attack handed GSU a 56-6 loss. THE LAST TIME The last time Prairie View A&M defeated Grambling State, Ronald Reagan was President of the United States and head coach Henry Frazier III was in college as Prairie View knocked off the Tigers 24-9 at the Cotton Bowl. Conway Hayman was in charge of the Panthers at the time while Eddie Robinson led the Tigers. Prior to that, the Panthers last win over the Tigers occurred in 964 under the guidance of William Billy Nicks. In 966, the Panthers managed a - tie and were awarded wins in 975 and 976 as GSU opted to play another team on the schedule in place of Prairie View. FRAZIer in the STATE FAIR CLASSIC Since arriving at Prairie View in 24, Grambling remains the only SWAC team head coach Henry Frazier III has not defeated. In five meetings against the Tigers at the Cotton Bowl, Frazier has averaged 5.2 points against GSU compared to their 42.6 points. In addition, the Panthers have only scored 2 or more points once (24) as they ve had trouble finding the endzone in the stadium. Despite the margins, Prairie View has began to turn the tide and keep the game competitive after halftime. Last year, the Panthers were ahead 9- at one point over the Tigers. DÉJÀ VU? Two years ago, the Cotton Bowl served as the coming out party for former PV quarterback Mark Spivey as the current PV grad assistant was inserted in the second half and helped spark the Panthers to an exciting finish. With the game tied at 4 in the final stanza, GSU went on a 6- play, 76-yard drive that was capped off by a field goal. Spivey rallied PV to the GSU 4-yard line with seconds left but a 57-yard field goal attempt was blocked. After watching KJ Black come off the bench to pull off a near upset over New Mexico State on Sept. 2 with two late scores, the Cotton Bowl is the perfect stage for the scenario to happen again.

4 PRAIRIE Grambling VIEW State A&M Football Weekly Weekly Release. Release... vs. Alabama. GRAMBLING State, STATE., Nov. 4, 26. OCT. 3, Page 4 TALE OF THE TAPE PVAMU.....GSU 35 Scoring 2 25 First Downs Rushing Rush/Game 59.8 Rush TDs Passing Pass/Game Pass TDs Ttl. Offense, Avg./Play Avg./Game Total Def., Penalties :42 Time of Poss. 29: Sacks /27 3rd Dn. Con. 22/6 2/4 4th Dn. Con. 2/3 THE COACHES Frazier. Broadway 54 Wins 54 5 Losses 9 BCF Titles 2 Conference Titles 3 CIAA CNNCTION Saturday s meeting marks a reunion of sorts as both PV head coach Henry Frazier III and GSU head coach Rod Broadway will represent the CIAA in addition to their SWAC ties. Frazier spent five years as the head coach at Bowie State prior to Prairie View while Broadway served as the head coach at North Carolina Central for four seasons. Both coaches were successful in the CIAA as Frazier won a divisional title while Broadway won CIAA Championships in 25 and 26. OUT TO MAKE HISTORY (AGAIN) Junior running back Donald Babers made history last season as the Houston native became Prairie View s first,-yard rusher since 988. Having already rushed for,567 yards in two years, he ll need 2,36 yards to break the school record of 3,73 yards John Payton set from After a slow start in the season opener, Babers returned to his old self with a 8-yard effort at New Mexico State on Sept. 2. QUESTION MARKS NO MORE Entering the season-opening game versus TSU, PV boasted several question marks at multiple positions including quarterback, linebacker and secondary. With the departure of three starters at linebacker last year, the Panthers began the year with a revamped linebacker unit. However, they ve performed well as all three starters rank among the top four tacklers on the team. In the secondary, redshirt sophomore Lester Butler has 2 tackles in his first season as a starter while quarterbacks Jay Bluford and KJ Black have combined to throw for three touchdown passes. ALL IN THE (PANTHER) FAMILY Purple and gold runs deep for Panther football team members Renoldo and Alonzo Revuelta. Natives of Port Arthur, Texas, the brothers are the third and fourth members of their immediate family to suit up at Prairie View. From 23-27, older brother and current graduate assistant Ralph Revuelta played tight end for the Panthers and was the second member of his family to play at PV. Their father, Arnold, also played football at Prairie View and was an assistant football coach in the mid-98s at the university. In addition, their mother (Elizabeth) also graduated from Prairie View. Both Alonzo and Ralph started their careers out at quarterback but moved to tight end. FRAZIER IN OCTOBER PVAMU head coach Henry Frazier III is 2-8 lifetime when playing in the month of October Since he arrived at Prairie View in 24, he sports a record of 8-2 in the month. The past two Octobers have been successful for Frazier as the Washington D.C. native went 3- in 27 and 3- in 28. ALL IN THE SWAC FAMILY Several members of the Prairie View A&M athletic staff have direct ties to Grambling State University. Director of Operations Robert Atkins had an All-American career at Grambling State and was a second round draft pick as he played nine years in the NFL. Defensive coordinator Heishma Northern served as an assistant coach at Grambling State from 998 to 24 while Assistant SID Ryan McGinty served as the SID at Grambling State from 26 to 29. SHERIDAN POLL SHOWDOWN Saturday s State Fair Classic will have major implications in the Sheridan Poll rankings as Grambling State and Prairie View sit next to each in the polls at 3-4. A win by the Panthers would go a long way towards solidifying the SBN Championship at the end of the year.

5 PRAIRIE Grambling VIEW State A&M Football Weekly Weekly Release. Release... vs. Alabama. GRAMBLING State, STATE., Nov. 4, 26. OCT. 3, Page 5 PVAMU RECORD WHEN Overall Record Day Games Night Games TV Games ESPNU Scoring First Opponent Scoring First. Leading at the Half.... Trailing at the Half..... Tied at the Half Leading after Third Qt.. Trailing after Third Qt... Tied after Third Qt..... Overtime Games Scoring less than 2 pts.. Scoring 2+ points Scoring 3+ Points..... Allowing less than 2 points. Allowing 2+ points Allowing 3+ points Rushing for less than yds. Rushing for over yds..... Rushing for 2+ yds Passing for less than 2 yds. Passing for 2+ yds Passing for 3+ yds yds of total offense yds of total offense Allowing less than yds rush Allowing less than 3 yds off.. Allowing 3+ yds total offense. Having a -yd rusher Opp. has a -yd rusher..... No turnovers Less than 3 turnovers More than 3: of possession. Less than 3: of possession. Wearing White Jerseys Wearing Black Jerseys Wearing Grey Jerseys Wearing Gold Jerseys STATE FAIR CLASSIC HISTORY The annual State Fair Classic, held annually at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas, began in 925 featuring the Wiley Wildcats and Langston Lions. Both teams met four consecutive years in Dallas before Prairie View replaced Langston in 929. The contest always took place on Negro Day at the State Fair of Texas and would feature the city high school football championship in the afternoon followed by the anticipated college game at night. The concept of Monday Night Football could also be attributed to the State Fair Classic as the contest took place on Monday nights well into the 96s. Wiley wasn t the only college to play PV in the State Fair during that era as the Panthers battled Tennessee State in 958 and Texas Southern in 959. After relocating to Dallas in 96, Bishop College eventually took Wiley s place in the annual contest in the 43rd annual classic in 967. From that point, Prairie View maintained a presence in the Cotton Bowl with match-ups against Bishop, East Texas State (A&M Commerce), Southern and others over the years before moving its game against Grambling State to the bowl in the mid-8s. With the disbanding of the Prairie View A&M football program in 99, the State Fair Classic featured Grambling State and Elizabeth City State. Even though Prairie View brought football back in 99 (Grambling played North Carolina A&T), it wasn t until 992 that the classic would see the annual PVAMU- GSU showdown once again. Since 992, this has been the annual matchup held at the State Fair Classic. SCORE EARLY, SIT BACK AND RELAX Prairie View s success last year can be attributed to its performance in the first quarter. Last season, the Panthers outscored opponents 86-2 in the first quarter. So far, PV has scored points in the quarter this year. INTERCEPTION MACHINE Senior safety Anthony Beck has turned into an interception machine with eight picks over the course of his three-year career. After combining for three interceptions his first two years, the Houston, Texas native picked off five passes last year for 33 yards and two touchdowns. He has three INT returns for a score in his career and holds the school record. GOT TO FIX THAT The Prairie View A&M Panthers are struggling on third downs as they re only 26 percent on the season. In the season opener, Prairie View struggled on third down conversions as they were only 3 of 5 and 4 of 2 versus New Mexico State on Sept. 2. In addition, penalty yardage is a problem as the team has amassed 2 penalties totaling 77 yards. MORE THAN SPECIAL Special teams is an important facet of the game and Prairie View s punter, Pedro Ventura, can attest to that. An All-SWAC punter, Ventura averaged 39.3 yards per punt in 28 with a long of 6 yards. On kickoffs, the Houston native recorded six touchbacks and also served as PV s long field goal specialist as he went 2- for-2 with a long 37 yards. On Sept. 5, Ventura proved his worth once again as he averaged 43.8 yards per punt in the win over TSU. Against New Mexico State on Sept. 2, Ventura once again averaged 43.8 yards per punt and nailed three touchbacks. Five PANTHERS Named Preseason All-SWAC Representing Prairie View on the All-SWAC First Team are running back Donald Babers, offensive lineman James Dekle, defensive end Quinton Spears, defensive back Anthony Beck and punter Pedro Ventura. Earning second team honors were offensive lineman James Blanton and tight end Marlon Allen. Babers, Beck, Dekle, Spears and Ventura earned all-conference

6 PRAIRIE Grambling VIEW State State A&M Football Weekly Weekly Release. Release... vs. Alabama.. GRAMBLING. ALCORN State, STATE, STATE., Nov. 4, SEPT. 26. OCT. 6, 3, Page 6 PVAMU S SWAC RANKINGS (Selected Categories - As of Sept. 27) 7th st 9th st 5th 5th th 2nd 6th st 9th st th 4th 2nd st T-st T-7th T-4th th 5th 3rd 8th T-st T-st T-st PVAMU s SWAC WEEKLY ACCOLADES WK 2 Scoring Off. Scoring Def. Total Offense Total Defense Rush Offense Rush Defense Pass Offense Pass Defense Pass Eff. Pass Def. Eff. Kickoff Ret. Punt Ret. Avg. Interceptions Punting Kickoff Cov. Field Goals PAT Sacks By Sacks Against First Downs 3rd Dwn. Conv. 4th Dwn. Conv. Penalties Turn. Margin Red Zone Off. Red Zone Def. PLAYER KJ Black 7.5 ppg 4. ppg yds yds. 5.5 yds yds. 3. yds yds. 5.3 yds yds. 6.3 yds. 2.2 yds yds yds. % % % 5% 88.5 yds. + % % HONOR Newcomer PVAMU s NATIONAL WEEKLY ACCOLADES honors last season following Prairie View s 9- campaign while this marks the first time both Blanton and Allen received All-SWAC accolades. In addition to the SWAC s preseason teams, a total of nine Panthers received either First or Second Team All-SWAC Honors by Phil Steele s College Football Preview. The quartet of Babers, Beck, Dekle and Spears received first team honors while Allen, Ventura, offensive lineman Stoney Owens, defensive lineman Dalvin Nettles and linebacker Renaldo Revuelta landed spots on the second team. THE HEAD COACHES Henry Frazier III begins his sixth season as head coach of the Prairie View A&M University Panthers. He became the 3th head football coach in PVAMU athletic history on Dec. 22, 23. After a history-making 27 season, Frazier continued to rewrite the record books in 28 as he led the Panthers to a No. 25 national ranking after the team posted its best record since 964 following a 9- season. Due to his efforts, the national media took notice as Frazier was named the Sheridan Broadcast Network/Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year in addition to the American Football Coaches Region III FCS Coach of the Year. On the gridiron, the Panthers were dominant on both sides of the ball as they ranked second nationally in scoring defense and third in both total and rush defense. In 27, the Panthers enjoyed a four-game turnaround from the previous season as their 7-3 record marked the program s first winning season since 976. For his historymaking efforts on the field, Frazier was selected as Coach of the Year by the College Sporting News and the Black College Sports Page. During the 26 campaign, Frazier and staff made history as they defeated Southern University for the first time since 988 with an overtime victory. Also during the season, Frazier guided Prairie View to its first defensive shutout since 987 and its first-ever win in school history over Alabama A&M. In 25, Frazier continued Prairie View s upward swing and guided the Panthers to their best season since 988 with a 5-6 record. Included among the highlights was the Panthers first victory over Jackson State since 97 and the team s first SWAC road win in 7 years. In addition, Frazier moved into some elite company and joined PVAMU legendary head football coach William Billy Nicks as the only other coach in Prairie View history to beat Texas Southern in consecutive seasons. Prior to his arrival in 24, Prairie View had posted two consecutive one-win seasons in 22 and 23. In his first season at Prairie View, Frazier and staff led the Panthers to their most wins since 2 by winning a total of three games. Prairie View also defeated arch rival Texas Southern for the first time in 5 years, beating the Tigers 25-7 in the 2th annual Labor Day Classic. In doing so, he led the Panthers to their first 2- start since 964. When comparing Frazier s current win totals he has already eclipsed the win marks of the last coaches at PVAMU. A native of Washington D.C. and a 993 graduate of Bowie State University, Frazier played quarterback for BSU and went 8-3- as a starter. He guided the Bulldogs to the NCAA playoffs in 988 and a Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Championship in 989. Upon graduating from Bowie State, Frazier entered the coaching ranks and had tremendous success as a head coach on the high school level in Maryland. Frazier continued to climb the coaching ladder and was named the head football coach at Bowie State in 999. He quickly turned his alma mater into one of the CIAA s best. In 2, Frazier led Bowie State to its best season since 989 with a 7-3 record. For his success on the field, he was selected as the Coach of the Year by the CIAA and percent Wrong Club in Atlanta, Ga. In addition, the 2 Bulldogs also fielded the number one ranked pass defense and number seven ranked defense in NCAA Division II. After an impressive 2 season, Frazier moved the BSU program to another level during the 22 season with their first-ever CIAA Eastern Division title and CIAA championship game appearance. Continuing the winning tradition in 23, he guided

7 PRAIRIE Grambling VIEW State A&M Football Weekly Release.. GRAMBLING. ALCORN STATE, STATE., SEPT. OCT. 6, 3, Page 7 the Bulldogs to their third consecutive winning season with a second place finish in the CIAA Eastern Division. Frazier s career record at Bowie State currently stands as the most victories by any football coach at BSU. Frazier s coaching philosophy centers around the belief that for a program to become successful, its players need to have fun on the field. With the success Frazier has had on-and-off the gridiron, it s no surprise that other programs have taken notice and recruited several members of his coaching staff away from him over the years. Despite being young by coaching standards, Frazier has created an impressive coaching tree over the course of his -year career as he has had several former staff members serve as head coaches, coordinators or staff members on the NCAA s FBS, FCS and Division II levels. Frazier is married to the former LaNier Turner of Washington, D.C. They have three children, Brijan (9), Brinia () and Henry IV (8). Rod Broadway, the ninth head coach in Grambling State history, recently completed his second year at the helm of the storied football program. Faced with high expectations entering the 28 campaign following a second place finish in the Southwestern Athletic Conference standings during the 27 season, Broadway successfully guided Grambling back to the top of the SWAC as he led the Tigers to their 4th National Black College Championship and 22nd SWAC Championship in school history with a -2 overall record and an undefeated SWAC record. Last season s -2 mark marked only the fifth time in school history that a team has achieved the -win mark at Grambling. In addition, Broadway became only the third coach in school history to surpass the 5-win barrier at Grambling in addition to earning SWAC Coach of the Year Honors and The Pigskin Club of Washington D.C., Inc. honors on more than one occasion. As a team, Broadway also kept the Tigers among the nation s elite as they finished ranked No. in the Sheridan Poll and No. 24 in the Sports Network Division I Championship Subdivision Poll. During his first season as head coach of the Tigers in 27, Broadway immediately made an impact as he guided the Tigers to a fivewin turnaround (8-4) from the previous season in addition to capturing the SWAC Western Division Championship and a berth in the SWAC Championship Game. A total of five players received either All-American or All- SWAC honors under his watch and he was also a finalist for the prestigious Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Award. A native of Oakboro, N.C., the 29-year veteran of the coaching ranks wasted no time in putting his stamp on the NCCU program by posting three consecutive winning seasons of eight or more games after a 4-6 record in his inaugural campaign. During the 26 season, Broadway made history as he led the Eagles to a No. seed in the NCAA Division II s Southeast Region, a No. ranking in the SBN Poll and back-to-back CIAA titles for the first time since the seasons. He closed out his four-year career at NCCU with a decorated resume that includes multiple honors by The Pigskin Club of Washington D.C., Inc., a 33- overall record, back-toback CIAA titles, two consecutive appearances in the NCAA Division II Playoffs, a 6-game regular season winning streak and a 29-4 record over the past three seasons. In addition, Broadway also collected the school s first-ever victory over a Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) opponent with a victory over Southern University in 26. Prior to his tenure at NCCU, Broadway honed his skills on the NCAA football s highest level as the defensive line coach of the University of North Carolina (2-2), University of Florida (995-), Duke (98-94) and East Carolina (979-8). As an assistant coach at North Carolina, Broadway helped the Tar Heels to a No. 5 national ranking in total defense and an appearance in the Peach Bowl. While at Florida, he served as a member of Steve Spurrier s staff and helped the Gators attain four SEC Championships, six bowl appearances and one national championship in 996. A 977 graduate of the University of North Carolina, Broadway played on the defensive line from and helped lead Carolina to the 974 Sun Bowl and the 977 Liberty Bowl. Among the honors he earned were the team s Outstanding Freshman in 974 and Most Outstanding Senior along with All-ACC honors in 977. PVAMU coaches receive nfl experience While the majority of college football coaches across the nation were preparing for the start of their respective summer football camps at the end of July, three members of the Prairie View A&M University experienced life on the professional level as they were selected to participate in the Bill Walsh NFL Minority Coaches Internship Program. The purpose of the Bill Walsh NFL Minority Coaches Internship Program is to expose talented minority college coaches to the methods and philosophies of summer NFL training camps. As a result, the program has brought more than,3 minority coaches into NFL training camps -- and produced four present head coaches -- after the man who conceived of the idea, Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Bill Walsh. Representing Prairie View A&M at NFL training camps this past summer were defensive coordinator Heishma Northern (Oakland Raiders), running backs coach Dwayne Foster (Buffalo Bills) and defensive line coach Miles Brandon (Pittsburgh Steelers). PANTHERS ON THE TUBE This fall, two Panther football games will be available nationally on ESPNU. Recently picked up by Comcast Corporation along with its broadband partner ESPN36.com, ESPNU will have more than 46 million subscribers and ESPN36.com will be available to nearly 4 million homes, a majority of broadband homes in America. The first broadcast originated from Houston, Texas on Sept. 5 as the Panthers battled Texas Southern in the season opener for both teams at Reliant Stadium. On Oct. 22, the Panthers will play a rare Thursday night gridiron showdown against Southern University

8 PRAIRIE Grambling VIEW State A&M Football Weekly Release.. GRAMBLING. ALCORN STATE, STATE., SEPT. OCT. 6, 3, Page 78 at A.W. Mumford Stadium in Baton Rouge, La. at 6:3 p.m. UP NEXT Prairie View A&M hits the road once again as they travel to Montgomery, Ala. to battle Alabama State on Saturday, Oct.. Kickoff is set for p.m. at the Cramton Bowl. RADIO Fans can follow the Panthers progress under sixth-year head coach Henry Frazier III on KPVU 9.3 FM in Prairie View, Texas. The pregame show begins 3 minutes before kickoff and is available on-line at Leonard Moon begins his sixth year as the Voice of the Panthers and the Marshall, Texas native has established himself as one of the top play-by-play men in all of college athletics. A veteran of calling the action for more than 2 years, Moon also handles men's and women s basketball broadcasts on the Prairie View A&M Panther Sports Radio Network. He has been at the microphone for several history-making events most notably Prairie View s back-to-back winning football seasons and the Prairie View A&M Lady Panthers three-straight SWAC Championships and two NCAA Tournament appearances. ATHLETE AND A SCHOLAR WR LB DT WR LB ATHLETE AND A SCHOLAR Calvin Harris Courtland Marshall Delvin Nettles Austin Nwokobia Urariyya Sykes Construction Sci. Health Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Animal Science THE HENRY FRAZIER SHOW TO switch stations IN 29 The one-hour long Coach Henry Frazier show debuted on Sunday, Sept. 6 at 5 p.m. on Houston s KNTH 7 AM. The show will run Sundays on KNTH through the end of the season. Last year, the show originated on Prairie View s KPVU 9.3 FM and took place on Tuesday evenings. The show, which will feature Frazier and an assortment of special guests, will broadcast live. Fans can log on and listen to the show live via the World Wide Web at in addition to calling in at (73) or (866) BET YOU DIDN T KNOW Prairie View A&M University is the second-oldest public institution of higher education in Texas, second only to Texas A&M University. Prairie View A&M University has produced more African-American three -star generals than any other higher education institution in the country. Prairie View A&M University is the only charter member remaining in the Southwestern Athletic Conference. In the College of Engineering, PVAMU students developed the first solar powered car ever built and raced by an HBCU. Head Coach Henry Frazier III ranks third all-time in coaching wins in PVAMU football history. Prairie View A&M has had its name changed seven times. Five members of the Prairie View A&M Panther football team are playing as graduate students this season. One of the players, Dalvin Nettles, graduated in three years and has two years of eligibility remaining.

9 Grambling PRAIRIE VIEW State State A&M Football Football Weekly Weekly Release. Release... vs. Alabama.GRAMBLING. ALCORN State, STATE, STATE., Nov. 4, SEPT. 26. OCT. 6, 3, Page 9 SWAC WEST Southern Prairie View A&M Arkansas-Pine Bluff Grambling State Texas Southern SWAC EAST Alabama A&M Mississippi Valley State Alabama State Alcorn State Jackson State THIS WEEK IN THE SWAC Conference This Week s Schedule Overall Alcorn State at Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 6:3 p.m. (Thursday) Texas College at Mississippi Valley State, 2 p.m. Alabama A&M vs. Tuskegee, 3 p.m. Grambling State vs. Prairie View A&M, 6 p.m. Jackson State vs. Southern, 6 p.m. Last Week s Results Alabama A&M 28, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 7 Oklahoma State 56, Grambling State 6 Miss. Valley St., Alabama State 3 Southern 48, Alcorn State 42 Texas State 52, Texas Southern OPPONENTS TEXAS SOUTHERN (-3, - SWAC) Last Week: lost to Texas State 52-8 This Week: Open New Mexico state (2-2, - WAC) Last Week: def. New Mexico 2-7 This Week: at San Diego State GRAMBLING STATE (2-2, SWAC) Last Week: lost to Oklahoma State 56-6 This Week: vs. Prairie View A&M ALABAMA STATE (3-, - SWAC) Last Week: lost to Miss. Valley -3 This Week: Open MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE (-2, - SWAC) Last Week: def. Alabama State -3 This Week: hosts Texas College SOUTHERN (3-, - SWAC) Last Week: def. Alcorn State This Week: vs. Jackson State ALABAMA A&M (3-, - SWAC) Last Week: def. Ark.-Pine Bluff 28-7 This Week: vs. Tuskegee Sheridan Broadcasting Network Poll As of Sept. 22 S. Carolina State (23) Florida A&M (7) Grambling State Prairie View A&M Shaw Southern Alabama A&M Albany State Hampton Tuskegee The Sports Network I-AA Poll As of Sept. 22 Richmond (32) Villanova (9) Northern Iowa (6) Montana William & Mary (2) New Hampshire () James Madison McNeese State Southern Illinois Appalachian State (9) Weber State Central Arkansas Elon South Carolina State Massachusetts Cal Poly South Dakota State Wofford Eastern Washington Eastern Kentucky Holy Cross Jacksonville State Texas State Eastern Illinois Liberty ALCORN STATE (-3, - SWAC) Last Week: lost to Southern This Week: at Ark.-Pine Bluff ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF (2-2, - SWAC) Last Week: lost to Alabama A&M 28-7 This Week: hosts Alcorn State

10 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M Football Weekly Release..GRAMBLING STATE., OCT. 3, 29..Page GAME-BY-GAME REVIEWS Prairie View Texas Southern Sept. 5, 29 Reliant Stadium Houston, Texas Att: 2, New Mexico St. Prairie View Sept. 2, 29 Aggie Memorial Stadium Las Cruces, NM Att: 2, TSU 7 7 PVAM PVAM NMSU Scoring Summary: st st 3rd 4th 7:3 :44 6:42 2:2 TSU PVAM PVAM PVAM FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards Washington 55 yd int. return (Hersh kick) Osaze-Ediae 2 yd pass from Bluford (Faggard kick) Faggard 26 yd field goal Bell 5 yd pass from Bluford TSU :3 3 of 5 of RUSHING: TSU: Warren 8-28, Wright 6-2, Gilbert 5- PVAM: Jason 4-53, Babers 7-22, Bluford 8- PASSING: TSU: Nelson , Simoni PVAM: Bluford RECEIVING: TSU: Warren 4-3, Osborne 3-3 PVAM: Stephens 3-4, Revuelta 2-5 PVAM :3 3 of 5 of Scoring Summary: st st 2nd 4th 4th 4th 9:55 4:42 4:58 8:42 6:3 3: PVAM NMSU NMSU NMSU PVAM PVAM FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: PVAM: Babers 8-8, Black 3-3 NMSU: Smith 25-5, Colston 9-66 Faggard 3 yd field goal Fleming yd run (Hughes kick) Fleming yd run (Hughes kick) Colston 4 yd run (Hughes kick) Black 9 yd run (Faggard kick) Weeden 27 yd pass from Black (Black rush) :54 4 of 2 of PASSING: PVAM: Black 2-4--, Bluford NMSU: Fleming RECEIVING: PVAM: Stephens 4-23, Bell 4-6 NMSU: Lee 4-39, Fleming - PVAM NMSU :6 8 of 6 of

11 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M Football Weekly Release..GRAMBLING STATE., OCT. 3, 29..Page GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS Prairie View A&M 7 Texas Southern 7 Sept. 5, 29 Reliant Stadium Houston, Texas Played before more than 2, fans at Reliant Stadium, Jay Bluford rebounded from an early interception and threw a pair of touchdown passes as Prairie View A&M defeated Texas Southern, 7-7 in the 25th edition of the Labor Day Classic. Demarckus Washington intercepted a Bluford pass and returned it 55 yards for a touchdown midway through the first quarter to give Texas Southern (-, -) a 7- lead. But Bluford threw a scoring pass to Gabe Osaze-Ediae later in the quarter to tie it. Prairie View (-, -) took the lead on Brady Faggard s field goal with 6:42 left in the third quarter. Bluford connected with Brandon Bell for a 5-yard touchdown in the final period to complete the scoring.

12 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M Football Weekly Release Rosters NUMERICAL NO. PLAYER POS. HT WT CL HOMETOWN (High School/JC) Anthony Weeden WR Sr. Stafford, Texas (Stafford) 2 Anthony Beck DB 6-2 Sr. Houston, Texas (Channelview) 3 Chris Adingupu DB 6-97 Jr. Miami, Fla. (Carol City) 4 Spencer Nelson WR R-Fr. Jonesboro, Ga. (Lovejoy) 5 Michael Benson WR Jr. W. Texas City, Texas (College Of Seqouias) 6 Moses Ellis DB R-So. Fort Worth, Texas (Everman) 7 KJ Black QB Jr. Louisville, Ky. (Western Kentucky) 8 Lester Butler DB 5-7 R-So. Baton Rouge, La. (Glen Oaks) 9 Urariyya Sykes LB 5-2 Gr. Dallas, Texas (A. Maceo Smith) Amir Smith QB Fr. Port Tobacco, Md. (Lackey) Jay Bluford QB 6-78 Sr. Fort Washington, Md. (Duquesne) 2 Andrew McGlory QB Jr. Sugar Land, Texas (FB Austin) 3 Donald Babers RB 5-9 Jr. Houston, Texas (Westbury) 4 Chris Ford LB Jr. Houston, Texas (Westbury) 5 Pedro Ventura K/P Jr. Houston, Texas (Westfield) 6 Alonzo Revuelta TE 6-25 R-Fr. Port Arthur, Texas (Memorial) 7 Brady Faggard PK 5-7 Jr. Humble, Texas (Humble) 8 Austin Nwokobia QB Gr. Sugar Land, Texas (Kempner) 9 Joseph Fontenot DB 5-85 R-Sr. Houston, Texas (Central Michigan) 2 Yavarian Richardson DB R-Jr. Mesquite, Texas (Skyline) 2 Jason Fobbs DB 5-85 R-Sr. Shreveport, La. (Huntington) 22 Jermaine Waddy RB So. Missouri City, Texas (Elkins) 23 Eric Moore S Jr. San Bruno, Calif. (City College of San Francisco) 24 Jerome Jenkins DB 6-2 Jr. Houston, Texas (New Mexico) 25 Marquis Hollie RB Fr. San Antonio, Texas (Warren) 26 Calvin Harris RB 5-25 Gr. Tamarac, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas) 27 Jared Williams DB 6-7 Fr. Bowie, Md. (Bishop McNamara) 28 Garland Harris DB 6-9 Jr. Richmond, Texas (Lamar Consolidated) 29 Kevin Keeton DB 6-82 Jr. Casa Grande, Ariz. (Pima CC) 3 Elton Holmes LB R-Fr. Bryan, Texas (Bryan) 3 Adrien Grant DB Fr. Mt. Morris, Mich. (Carman Ainsworth) 32 Breon Johnson DB 6-75 Fr. Beaumont, Texas (Ozen) 33 Courtland Marshall LB 6-29 Gr. Spring, Texas (Klein) 34 Micheal Jason RB R-So. Houston, Texas (B.T. Washington) 35 Raheem Cardwell LB Fr. Alexandria, Va. (Dematha) 36 Max Sencherey LB Jr. Lake Jackson, Texas (Brazoswood) 37 Jacobie King WR Fr. Desoto, Texas (Trinity Christian) 38 Chris Townsend LB 5-25 Fr. Fort Washington, Md. (Bishop McNamara) 39 Winston Dossman III FB Fr. Mansfield, Texas (Mansfield) 4 Devin Brown FB Jr. Houston, Texas (Tyler JC) 4 Donlan Tanner FB Sr. Bowie, Md. (Flowers) 42 D Korian McGhee DB 5-7 Sr. Conroe, Texas (Conroe) 43 Joshua Mack LB Sr. Miami, Fla. (College Of Seqouias) 44 Christian Johnson RB 5-86 Fr. San Diego, Calif. (Horizon) 45 Charles Alston DL Sr. Camden, N.J. (College of Seqouias) 46 Malcolm Jackson LB 6-25 Sr. Oakland, Calif. (St. Elizabeth) 47 Liki Porotesano DE Fr. El Cajon, Calif. (Morse) 48 Jarvis Wilson DE So. Fort Worth, Texas (Crowley) 49 Kyle Mathews PK 6-2 R-So. Kempner, Texas (Copperas Cove) 5 Stoney Owens OL R-Jr. El Paso, Texas (Chapan) 5 Jermaine Bluford OL Sr. Fort Smith, Ark. (Compton CC) 52 Devin Boyd DT R-Sr. La Porte, Texas (La Porte) 53 Brenan Gordon LB Jr. Lewisville, Texas (TCU) 54 Damon Grant LB R-Fr. San Antonio, Texas (Cole) 55 Renoldo Revuelta LB 6-2 R-Sr. Port Arthur, Texas (Memorial) 56 Marcus White LB 6-2 Fr. Houston, Texas (Jones) 57 Dante Pickett LB Fr. Missouri City, Texas (FB Marshall) 58 Anthony Wilson OL R-Fr. Flower Mound, Texas (Flower Mound) 59 Ernesto Guerra LS Jr. Alvin, Texas (Alvin)

13 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M Football Weekly Release Rosters NO. PLAYER POS. HT WT CL HOMETOWN (High School/JC) 6 Tim Bryant II QB 6-85 Fr. Houston, Texas (St. Pius X) 66 Jesse Jones OL 6-32 R-Sr. Houston, Texas (Worthing) 67 James Dekle OL R-So. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Dillard) 68 Randle Cole OL R-Fr. Brookshire, Texas (Katy Taylor) 7 James Blanton OL R-Jr. Lake Jackson, Texas (Brazoswood) 7 Thaddeus Wesley OL R-Fr. Houston, Texas (Nimitz) 73 Langston Patterson OL R-Fr. Houston, Texas (Langham Creek) 74 Jomar Cauley OL R-So. Jasper, Texas (Jasper) 75 Tim Tusey OL R-So. Houston, Texas (B.T. Washington) 76 Aneus Ruiz OL Fr. Houston, Texas (North Forest) 77 Chris Stanley OL R-Fr. Jacksonville, Fla. (Sandalwood) 8 Brandon Bell WR Jr. Pompano Beach, Fla. (Deerfield Beach) 8 Gabriel Young TE Fr. Houston, Texas (Jones) 82 Gabe Osaze-Ediae WR 6-9 Sr. Austin, Texas (Crockett) 83 Donald Law III TE R-Fr. Memphis, Tenn. (Memphis) 84 D.J. Harris WR R-Fr. Channelview, Texas (Channelview) 85 Davion Green TE Fr. Dallas, Texas (Kimball) 86 Joseph Simmons WR 5-7 So. Bedias, Texas (Caney Creek) 87 Marlon Allen TE Sr. Stafford, Texas (Stafford) 88 Glen Upshaw WR 6-65 Jr. Lancaster, Texas (Langston) 89 Shaun Stephens WR R-Jr. Houston, Texas (Waltrip) 9 Quinton Spears DE Jr. Montgomery, Texas (Montgomery) 9 Craig Thomas DL 6-23 Fr. Houston, Texas (Lamar) 92 Dalvin Nettles DL R-Jr. Houston, Texas (Forest Brook) 93 Jesstin Davis DE 6-24 Fr. Houston, Texas (Westbury) 94 Dwayne Chappell DL R-Fr. Washington D.C. (Dunbar) 95 Jamail Lavan DE Jr. Houston, Texas (Alief Taylor) 96 Deon Jones DT R-Fr. Garland, Texas (North Garland) 97 Ryan Love DT R-Fr. Houston, Texas (Langham Creek) 98 Tony Thomas DL 6-24 R-Fr. Desoto, Texas (Desoto) 99 Maurice Holloway DT R-Fr. Lake Monroe, Fla. (Memphis) ALPHABETICAL NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER 3 Chris Adingupu 87 Marlon Allen 45 Charles Alston 3 Donald Babers 2 Anthony Beck 8 Brandon Bell 5 Michael Benson 7 KJ Black 7 Jay Blanton Jay Bluford 5 Jermaine Bluford 52 Devin Boyd 4 Devin Brown 6 Tim Bryant II 8 Lester Butler 35 Raheem Cardwell 74 Jomar Cauley 94 Dwayne Chappell 68 Randle Cole 93 Jesstin Davis 67 James Dekle 39 Winston Dossman III 82 Gabe-Osaze Ediae 6 Moses Ellis 7 Brady Faggard 2 Jason Fobbs 9 Joe Fontenot 4 Chris Ford 53 Brenan Gordon 54 Damon Grant 3 Adrien Grant 85 Davion Green 59 Ernesto Guerra 26 Calvin Harris 28 Garland Harris 84 DJ Harris 25 Marquis Hollie 99 Maurice Holloway 3 Elton Holmes 46 Malcolm Jackson 34 Michael Jason 24 Jerome Jenkins 44 Christian Johnson 32 Breon Johnson 66 Jesse Jones 96 Deon Jones 29 Kevin Keeton 37 Jacobie King 95 Jamail Lavan 83 Donald Law III 97 Ryan Love 43 Joshua Mack 33 Courtland Marshall 49 Kyle Mathews 42 D Korian McGhee 2 Andrew McGlory 23 Eric Moore 92 Dalvin Nettles 4 Spencer Nelson 8 Austin Nwokobia 5 Stoney Owens 73 Langston Patterson 57 Dante Pickett 47 Liki Porotesano 6 Alonzo Revuelta 55 Renoldo Revuelta 2 Yavarian Richardson 76 Aneus Ruiz 36 Max Sencherey 86 Joseph Simmons Amir Smith 9 Quinton Spears 77 Chris Stanley 89 Shaun Stephens 9 Urariyya Sykes 4 Donlan Tanner 98 Tony Thomas 9 Craig Thomas 38 Chris Townsend 75 Tim Tusey 88 Glen Upshaw 5 Pedro Ventura 22 Jermaine Waddy Anthony Weeden 7 Thaddeus Wesley 56 Marcus White 27 Jared Williams 48 Jarvis Wilson 58 Anthony Wilson 8 Gabriel Young

14 PRAIRIE Grambling VIEW State A&M Football Football Weekly Weekly Release. Release... Bayou.GRAMBLING Classic XXXIII STATE., vs Southern. OCT. 3, Page 25 4 PANTHER DEPTH CHART PANTHER OFFENSE PANTHER DEFENSE Left Tackle 75 Tim Tusey (6-3, 295, So.) 7 Thad Wesley (6-4, 35, R-Fr.) Defensive End 9 Quinton Spears (6-6, 24, Jr.) 48 Jarvis Wilson (6-3, 23, So.) Left Guard 67 James Dekle (6-, 293, R-So.) 77 Chris Stanley (6-3, 285, R-Fr.) Center 5 Stoney Owens (6-2, 285, R-Jr.) 58 Anthony Wilson (6-2, 26, R-Fr.) Right Guard 74 Jomar Cauley (6-2, 37, R-So.) 66 Jesse Jones (6-, 32, R-Sr.) Right Tackle 7 James Blanton (6-7, 335, R-Jr.) 5 Jermaine Bluford (6-2, 27, Sr.) Quarterback Jay Bluford (6-, 78, Sr.) 7 K.J. Black (6-4, 22, Jr.) Running Back 3 Donald Babers (5-9, 7, Jr.) 34 Michael Jason (6-, 223, R-So.) Fullback 39 Winston Dossman (5-, 235, Fr.) 4 Donlan Tanner (6-2, 26, R-Sr.) X-Wide Receiver 82 Gabe Osaze-Ediae (6-, 9, Sr.) Anthony Weeden (5-6, 65, Sr.) Z-Wide Receiver 89 Shaun Stephens (5-9, 75, R-Jr.) 8 Brandon Bell (5-8, 65, Jr.) Tight End 87 Marlon Allen (6-2, 25, Sr.) 6 Alonzo Revuelta (6-, 25, R-Fr.) Placekicker 7 Brady Faggard (5-, 7, Jr.) 49 Kyle Mathews (6-, 2, R-So.) Long Snapper 59 Ernesto Guerra (5-, 285, Jr.) Kick Returner 9 Joe Fontenot (5-, 85, R-Sr.) Anthony Weeden (5-6, 65, Sr.) Defensive Tackle 92 Dalvin Nettles (6-2, 28, R-Jr.) 96 Deon Jones (6-, 285, R-Fr.) Defensive Tackle 52 Devin Boyd (6-2, 27, R-Sr.) 94 Dwayne Chappell (6-, 285, R-Fr.) Defensive End 45 Charles Alston (6-4, 265, Sr.) 95 Jamail Lavan (6-3, 22, Jr.) Sam Linebacker 4 Chris Ford (6-3, 25, Jr.) 54 Damon Grant (6-, 235, R-Fr.) Middle Linebacker 36 Max Sencherey (5-, 225, Jr.) 3 Elton Holmes (6-, 245, R-Fr.) Wheel Linebacker 55 Renaldo Revuelta (6-, 2, R-Sr.) 33 Courtland Marshall (6-, 29, Gr.) Cornerback 8 Lester Butler (5-9, 75, R-So.) 2 Jason Fobbs (5-, 85, R-Sr.) Strong Safety 2 Anthony Beck (6-, 2, Sr.) 23 Eric Moore (6-3, 2, Jr.) Free Safety 3 Chris Adingupu (6-, 97, Jr.) 28 Garland Harris (6-, 9, Jr.) Cornerback 9 Joe Fontenot (5-, 85, R-Sr.) 6 Moses Ellis (5-9, 75, R-So.) Punter 5 Pedro Ventura (5-9, 8, Jr.) 49 Kyle Mathews (6-, 2, R-So.) Punt Returner Anthony Weeden (5-8, 55, Sr.) 4 Spencer Nelson (5-8, 75, R-Fr.)

15 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M PANTHER FOOTBALL Prairie View A&M Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 27, 29) All games Tackles Sacks- ---Pass Def--- -Fumbles- Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf SENCHEREY,Max REVUELTA,Renold BUTLER,Lester RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (--) (-) (--) (-) CONFERENCE... (-) (-) (-) (-) NON-CONFERENCE... (--) (-) (--) (-) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND TEAM STATISTICS PVAM OPP *Sep 5, 29 vs Texas Southern W FIRST DOWNS Sep 2, 29 at New Mexico State L Rushing... 9 * denotes conference game Passing... Penalty RUSHING GP-GS Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing BABERS,Donald Yards lost rushing JASON,Michael Rushing Attempts BLACK,KJ Average Per Rush NELSON,Spencer Average Per Game FAGGARD,Brady 2-.. TDs Rushing... 3 BLUFORD,Jay PASSING YARDAGE Total Att-Comp-Int Opponents Average Per Pass Average Per Catch PASSING GP-GS Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Average Per Game TDs Passing... 3 BLUFORD,Jay TOTAL OFFENSE BLACK,KJ Total Plays Total Average Per Play Opponents Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS RECEIVING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS INT RETURNS: #-YARDS STEPHENS,Shaun FUMBLES-LOST BELL,Brandon PENALTIES-YARDS OSAZE-EDIAE,Gab PUNTS-AVG BABERS,Donald TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME.. 3:42 28:8 JASON,Michael RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS... 7/27 /3 WEEDEN,Anthony TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS... 2/4 / REVUELTA,Alonzo NWOKOBIA,Austin INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Total Opponents ADINGUPU,Chris. Total.... FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct Lg Blk Opponents FAGGARD,Brady PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I2 Blkd PATs VENTURA,Pedro SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Total Opponents FAGGARD,Brady BLACK,KJ - 8 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long WEEDEN,Anthony BELL,Brandon 6 WEEDEN,Anthony OSAZE-EDIAE,Gab 6 SPEARS,Quinton Total Total Opponents Opponents SCORE BY QUARTERS st 2nd 3rd 4th Total KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Prairie View A&M FONTENOT,Joe 7 7. Opponents JASON,Michael WEEDEN,Anthony TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Total Opponents BABERS,Donald BLACK,KJ ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G BLUFORD,Jay JASON,Michael BABERS,Donald NELSON,Spencer JASON,Michael Total WEEDEN,Anthony Opponents STEPHENS,Shaun OSAZE-EDIAE,Gab Total Opponents

16 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M PANTHER FOOTBALL Prairie View A&M Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Sep 27, 29) All games Tackles Sacks- ---Pass Def--- -Fumbles- Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf Max Sencherey Renoldo Revuelta Lester Butler Chris Ford Charles Alston Anthony Beck Quinton Spears Dalvin Nettles Chris Adingupu Urariyya Sykes Courtland Marshall Joe Fontenot Devin Boyd Garland Harris Yvarian Richardson Joshua Mack Eric Moore Michael Jason Devin Brown Ryan Love Jamail Lavan TM TEAM Damon Grant Ernesto Guerra Elton Holmes Jarvis Wilson Dwayne Chappell D'Korian McGhee Total Opponents

17 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M PANTHER FOOTBALL Prairie View A&M Game Superlatives (as of Sep 27, 29) All games INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Rushes... 8 Donald Babers at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Yards Rushing... 8 Donald Babers at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) TD Rushes... KJ Black at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Long Rush Donald Babers at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Pass attempts... 8 Jay Bluford vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Pass completions... 2 KJ Black at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Yards Passing... KJ Black at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) TD Passes... 2 Jay Bluford vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Long Pass KJ Black at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Receptions... 4 Brandon Bell at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Shaun Stephens at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Yards Receiving... 4 Shaun Stephens vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) TD Receptions... Brandon Bell vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Gabe Osaze-Ediae vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Anthony Weeden at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Long Reception Anthony Weeden at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Field Goals... Brady Faggard vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Brady Faggard at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Long Field Goal... 3 Brady Faggard at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Punts... 8 Pedro Ventura vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Punting Avg Pedro Ventura vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Pedro Ventura at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Long Punt... 5 Pedro Ventura vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Pedro Ventura at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Long Punt Return... 2 Anthony Weeden vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Long Kickoff Return. 2 Michael Jason vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Anthony Weeden at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Tackles... 4 Max Sencherey at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Sacks.... Max Sencherey vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Renoldo Revuelta vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Dwayne Chappell vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Charles Alston at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Tackles For Loss Chris Ford vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Interceptions... Chris Adingupu at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29)

18 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M PANTHER FOOTBALL Prairie View A&M Game Superlatives (as of Sep 27, 29) All games TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Yards Rushing at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Yards Per Rush at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) TD Rushes... at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Pass attempts at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Pass completions... 7 at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Yards Passing at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Yards Per Pass vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) TD Passes... 2 vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Total Plays at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Total Offense at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Yards Per Play at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Points... 8 at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Sacks By... 3 vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) First Downs... 5 at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Penalties... 3 vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Penalty Yards... 2 vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Turnovers... 2 vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Interceptions By... at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29)

19 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M PANTHER FOOTBALL Prairie View A&M Game Superlatives (as of Sep 27, 29) All games OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Rushes Smith, Seth, at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Yards Rushing... 5 Smith, Seth, at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) TD Rushes... 2 Fleming, Jeff, at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Long Rush... 3 Smith, Seth, at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Pass attempts NELSON,A, vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Pass completions... 2 NELSON,A, vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Yards Passing... NELSON,A, vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) TD Passes... Long Pass... 2 NELSON,A, vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Receptions... 4 WARREN,J, vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Lee, Todd, at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Yards Receiving Lee, Todd, at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) TD Receptions... Long Reception... 2 THOMAS,A, vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Field Goals... Long Field Goal... Punts... 7 SOLOMON,S, vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Punting Avg Hughes, Kyle, at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Long Punt Hughes, Kyle, at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Long Punt Return WEBB,A, vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Long Kickoff Return. 38 Glynn, Tonny, at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Tackles... 3 JOSEPH,R, vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Sacks FULGHUM,D, vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Tackles For Loss FULGHUM,D, vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Interceptions... WASHINGTON,D, vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Powell, A., at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29)

20 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M PANTHER FOOTBALL Prairie View A&M Game Superlatives (as of Sep 27, 29) All games OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes... 5 at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Yards Rushing at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Yards Per Rush at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) TD Rushes... 3 at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Pass attempts vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Pass completions... 7 vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Yards Passing vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Yards Per Pass vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) TD Passes... Total Plays... 7 at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Total Offense at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Yards Per Play at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Points... 2 at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Sacks By... 4 vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) First Downs at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29) Penalties... 2 vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Penalty Yards vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Turnovers... 2 vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) Interceptions By... vs Texas Southern (Sep 5, 29) at New Mexico State (Sep 2, 29)