Alabama A&M Football 2013

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1 Alabama A&M Football 2013 Rarely does a coach reach a milestone. Anthony Jones is 11 W s away from becoming the all-time winningest coach on The Hill. This is going to be the 802 nd contest in A&M football history. Coach Jones 139 th at Alabama A&M and his 170 th as a head coach. Jones is ranked second among all coaches with 83 wins at Alabama A&M. The Bulldogs have the 19 th ranked defense in the Football Championship Subdivision. They also rank number one in scoring defense and number one total defense. A&M is second in rushing defense and passing defense in the conference. Barrington Scott posted season highest with 33 carries, 202 yards, and 3 touchdowns vs. UAPB. He has four straight games with 20 or more carries. His 26 rushes are the most he s carried the ball at Alabama A&M. Scott has two games with 100 or more yards. 125 versus Prairie View and 159 versus Mississippi Valley. He has 803 on 196 carries in 10 games played. He is eighth in all-purpose yards (97.8). He has 1,004 yards on the year. Barrington Scott ranks third in the conference in rushing averaging 91.5 a game. SWAC CHAMPIONS 2006 SWAC Eastern Division Champions Robert Nelson leads the team with 89 tackles and is ranked eighth in the league. Montaurius Smith leads the team with 53 receptions for 772 yards and 5 touchdowns. He is ranked fourth in the conference in receptions per game (4.9) and fourth in receiving yards a contest (70.9). He was recognized for his season highs of 124 yards and two touchdowns on five receptions vs. Jackson State. Rashad Anderson is averaging 35.6 yards per punt and is ranked 10 th in punting in the SWAC. Derrick Harris is tied for third in passes defended (1.00). He also is second in interceptions averaging (.44) a contest and fumbles forced in the Southwestern Athletic Conference. Lawrence Barnett is tied for third in interceptions (.36) in the league. This is the first meeting between Georgia Tech and Alabama A&M. Alabama A&M is in the month of November under head coach Anthony Jones (2-1 in 2002; 2-1 in 2003; 3-0 in 2004; 3-0 in 2005; 2-1 in 2006; 1-2 in 2007; 1-2 in 2008; 2-1 in 2009, 1-2 in 2010, 2-1 in 2011, 1-2 in 2012, 2-1 in 2013.) 2013 STATS AAMU CATEGORY Ga. Tech 195 First Downs Rushing Passing Penalty Penalties - Yds Fumbles - Lost Rushing Att Rushing Yards Rushing TD s Yards per Rush Rushing Yds/Game Pass Com-Att-I Passing Yards Passing TD s Passing Yds/Game Total Offense Total Offense/Play Total Offense/Game Total Points rd Down Conv th Down Conv 6-14 Anthony Jones Alabama A&M head coach Anthony Jones is entering his 12 th season leading the Bulldogs. He owns the third highest winning percentage of any coach in Bulldogs history (.596). Career Record: (14+ seasons) Alabama A&M Record: (11+ seasons) BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013

2 2013 Schedule August 31 *Grambling State Univ.. Grambling, LA Eddie G. Robinson W th Louis Crews Classic & 22 nd Hall of Fame Game September 7 Tuskegee University Huntsville, Ala. Louis Crews L 23-9 September 14 South Carolina State Orangeburg, SC Oliver C. Dawson L 32-0 September 21 *Prairie View A&M Univ. Houston, Texas Prairie View L September 28 *Texas Southern Univ. Huntsville, Ala. Louis Crews W Homecoming 2013 October 5 *Mississippi Valley State Univ. Huntsville, Ala. Louis Crews L 28-9 October 12 *Southern University Baton Rouge, LA Mumford L nd Magic City Classic October 26 *Alabama State University Birmingham, Ala. Legion Field L 31-7 November 2 *Alcorn State Univ. Lorman, MS Jack Spinks W November 9 *Jackson State Univ. Huntsville, Ala. Louis Crews L High School Day November 16 Univ. Arkansas-Pine Bluff Huntsville, Ala. Louis Crews W November 23 Georgia Tech Atlanta, GA Bobby Dodd 1:30 p.m. EST 2013 SEASON HONORS Week 1 Robert Nelson SWAC Defensive Player of the Week College Sports Madness.com SWAC Defensive Player of the Week College Football Performance Award Honorable Mention Week 4 Brandon Eldemire College Football Performance Award Honorable Mention Week 4 Lawrence Barnett College Football Performance Award Honorable Mention Week 5 Robert Nelson College Sports Madness.com SWAC Defensive Player of the Week Week 5 Chartavious Keith College Football Performance Award Honorable Mention Week 6 Tremaine Shepherd College Football Performance Award Honorable Mention Week 9 Reginald Bailey College Football Performance Award Honorable Mention Week 10 Jonathan Dorsey College Football Performance Award Honorable Mention Week 10 Rashad Anderson SWAC Specialist of the Week Week 10 Chris Ervin College Sports Madness.com SWAC Defensive Player of the Week Week 11 Montaurius Smith College Football Performance Award Honorable Mention Week 12 Barrington Scott College Sports Madness.com SWAC Offensive Player of the Week College Football Performance Award Honorable Mention LOCATION OF BULLDOG COACHES DURING THE GAME On The Field: Anthony Jones, Head Coach Gary Harper, Defensive Line Andy Fuller, Running backs / Video Jay Martin, Linebackers / Recruiting Knute Walker, Inside & Outside Linebackers James Hester, Strength / Conditioning Richard Wilson, / Kickers Willie Fuller, Defensive Assistant Bryant Ross, Offensive Line In The Press Box: Brawnski Towns, Assist. Head Coach / Def. Coord. / DB s Cedric Pearl, Offensive Coordinator / Offensive Line John McKenzie, Wide Receivers / Academics Chris Hall, Defensive Assistant BULLDOG Football 2013 * BULLDOG Football * BULLDOG Football 2013

3 2013 Bulldog Bites Quarterback Brandon Wells played the first half and most of the fourth quarter in his first Magic City Classic. The redshirt-sophomore completed three passes on 10 attempts for 27 yards and a TD. He also rushed for 10 yards vs. Alabama St. He is steadily improving and it showed as he went 13 of 27 for 129 yards with a pick and a TD. He also rushed for 34 yards on 16 carries vs. Southern. He started his fourth contest of his career and finished 3 of 16 for 56 yards and 4 interceptions vs. Valley on Homecoming. Wells came into the fourth quarter vs. Texas Southern and ran in the winning TD to give the Bulldogs a win. He also completed a pass on third an six to set up the go head touchdown. He opened his career as the starting quarterback at A&M with a 23-9 win over Grambling State. Wells finished with two touchdowns and an interception. Versus Tuskegee Wells went for 217 yards. He also totaled 35 yards on 10 carries. Likely his worst game Wells went 1-3 with two interceptions vs. South Carolina State. Jaymason Lee went 16 of 29 for a season high 349 yards and 3 TD s vs UAPB for his second win as a starter. Versus Jackson St. went 10 of 29 for 195 yards and 2 TD s. He once again came in and led the team to their first TD of the game on four plays. He went 11 for 20 for 150 yards and 3 TD s vs. Alcorn. Lee came into his first contest vs. Alabama St. in the second half and finished 10 of 22 for 153 yards and an interception. He started his second game vs. Texas Southern but was knocked out after going 9 of 23 for 90 yards and a touchdown. He started his first DI contest and finished 15 of 28 for 224 yards and two touchdowns vs. PVAMU. Lee came into the contest vs. SCSU after Wells went out with a lower body injury. In his first Division I contest Lee went 13 for 33 for 187 yards. Runningback Brandon Eldemire finished with five carries for 65 yards vs. Alcorn. Eldemire rushed for 58 yards on 10 carries vs. ASU. He carried the ball 15 times for 89 yards leading A&M vs. SU. The Miami, Fla. native rushed the ball 10 times and earned 57 yards and the only touchdown vs. MVSU. Eldemire carried the ball for 83 yards on 6 carries and a score. He posted a long rush of 64 yards for the TD vs. TSU. He enjoyed his best game in the Maroon & White totaling 154 yards and a TD on 9 carries vs. PVAMU. He was recognized by the College Football Performance Awards for his accomplishments. He carried the ball once for six yards vs. SCSU. He rushed for 21 yards on 10 carries after starting his first contest of the year. His longest was 12 yards while he averaged 2.1 per carry. Eldemire finished with 10 yards on five carries vs. TU. He has collected 548 yards on 71 carries with three touchdowns. He is averaging 7.7 yards a carry. Barrington Scott set a season high with 201 yards, 33 carries and 3 TD s vs UAPB. Versus Jackson St. collected 90 yards on 16 carries. He carried the ball for 66 yards on 21 carries vs. Alcorn. Scott went 63 yards on 19 rushes in his first Magic City Classic. He rushed the ball 26 times for 87 yards and a TD vs. SU. The bowl game participant posted a season high 159 yards on 22 carries averaging 7.2 yards a touch vs. Mississippi Valley He reset his season long with a 25 yarder on Homecoming. Scott enjoys a lot of touches and continued that trend with 22 carries for 83 yards vs. Texas Southern. The workhorse collected 125 yards and a TD on 23 carries vs. Prairie View. He led the Bulldogs in rushing with 40 yards on 16 carries. Scott collected 77 yards on 16 rushes vs. Tuskegee. The Ball State transfer scored his first TD in the Maroon & White vs. GSU. He longest was 18 yards while he averaged 4.8 a carry. Scott collected 22 yards on 16 carries his most thus far as a Bulldog. He has 1,004 yards on 229 carries averaging 4.4 per game with 7 touchdowns. Wide Receiver Montaurius Smith collected 7 passes for 114 yards and a TD vs. UAPB. Versus Jackson St. caught 5 passes for 124 yards and 2 TD s for season highs in yards and receptions. He made by far the best catch of the year when he laid out to catch a Jaymason Lee pass that had been overthrown for a first down vs. Alcorn. He finished with 5 catches for 81 yards. Smith caught 4 passes for 58 yards and the lone TD in the MCC. He collected 7 receptions for 82 yards vs. SU. The red-shirt junior led the team for the fourth straight week with 7 receptions for 53 yards vs. TSU. The Birmingham native secured his first 100 yard receiving game vs. PV with seven catches. He once again led the team with 4 catches for 68 yards vs. South Carolina State. He was double teamed throughout the contest but still managed to catch two passes for 32 yards and a touchdown vs. GSU. The junior led the team with five receptions for 59 yards vs. TU. He currently leads the team with 53 receptions for 772 yards and 5 TD s. In his first complete contest Terrance Pride totaled five catches for 56 yards in the second game of the year. He also has 12 yards rushing on a carry vs. GSU. Versus Alcorn Pride rushed for 48 yards on four carries in his debut of the Mad Dog offense. Pride was instrumental in the Mad Dog offense vs. Alcorn. He collected 48 rushing yards and a reception for 3 yards. Versus. Jackson St. he went 1 for 2 for 12 yards passing, rushed for 33 yards on 4 carries and 81 yards on 3 kickoff returns. Against UAPB he posted 127 yards on 54 punt returns, 70 kick returns, and 16 receiving. Lee found 6 different players to record a reception against UAPB. For the third time this season 7 different receivers caught the ball for Alabama A&M vs. Alabama State. Smith, Ross, Upshaw, Dorsey, Milton, Eldemire and Pride all made a reception in the MCC. The ball was well distributed by Wells as he hit 7 different receivers including Jonathan Dorsey, Bryan Nelson, Brandon Eldemire and O Darius Williams vs. GSU. Versus Tuskegee Wells connected with six different receivers. A season high 8 receivers caught a pass vs. South Carolina State. Tight End Toriono Upshaw caught the fourth down pass that set up his touchdown catch that put AAMU ahead vs. SU. He posted 3 catches for 26 yards and the lone passing TD. The Alabama native made 2 receptions for 10 yards vs. South Carolina State. He picked up where he left off last year leading the team with five receptions for 47 yards and a touchdown vs. GSU. Upshaw has 19 receptions for 185 yards and 3 TD s. Offensive Line With 4 new starters on the offensive line the Bulldogs have given up 19 sacks and helped achieve 1,778 rushing yards and 2,090 passing yards in A&M s 11 games this season. In their worst showing the O-line gave up five sacks and was only able to rush for a -3 rushing yards. vs. South Carolina State. BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013

4 2013 Bulldog Bites Defensive Line Reginald Bailey secured 7 stops, a sack for 7 yards, and 4 TFL s for 18 yards and a pair of QB hurries vs. ASU. He finished with 4 stops vs. MVSU and a TFL for 3 yards. He secured 4 stops with 1 for a loss of a yard vs.. Texas Southern. The transfer collected 4 tackles and a stop for loss for 3 yards vs. PVAMU. The New Orleans, LA native posted 3 tackles vs. South Carolina State. He led the defensive line with 5 tackles three assisted and 2 solo versus GSU. Bailey posted 2 TFL of 3 yards and a sack in his second game of He now has 38 tackles, 12 for a loss of 35 yards, 3 sacks for 15 yards, a fumble recovery and 4 QB hurries. Anthony Lanier vs. Jackson St. ended with 5 tackles, 2 TFL s for 5 yards, and a fumble recovery. He collected 4 tackles with 1 for a loss of a yard in the Magic City Classic. He led the team with 7 tackles including 5 for a loss of six yards vs. MVSU. He finished with 5 tackles with 1 for a loss of a yard vs. TSU. The twosports star posted 6 stops during his time on the field vs. PVAMU. He totaled 8 stops with 2 for a loss of 4 yards vs. SCSU. He ended with 2 tackles but those 2 were 2 solos for tackles for losses of 8 yards, 1 for a sack of 7 yards and 2 quarterback hurries. The sophomore collected 5 tackles, 1 for a loss of 4 yard and a pass breakup. He now has 49 tackles, 15 for a loss of 30 yards, a sack for seven yards, a pass breakup, a pass defended, a fumble recovery, and three QB hurries after 11 contests. Chartavious Keith vs. Jackson St. made 5 solo stops, 2 TFL s, and a QB hurry. He ended with 7 tackles and a pass breakup vs. Alcorn. Keith has really enjoyed his time on the D-line this time securing 7 tackles, 4 for a loss of 5 yards, and a sack for 2 yards vs. Alabama St. He tied for the lead in tackles with 7, a sack, 4 TFL s for 12 yards and a force fumble vs. Southern. The multiple position player posted 4 stops vs. MVSU. He played his first game at D-line and collected 4 tackles, a TFL and a blocked kick. He collected 3 tackles vs. TU and another blocked kick. Vs. SCSU Keith saw a pair of stops. PVAMU allowed him to post as season high 6 tackles and a QB hurry. In the TSU win he posted 5 tackles with 4 for a loss of 17 yards and his first sack. He was recognized by the College Football performance awards for his role. On homecoming vs. MVSU Keith saw four stops and 2 QB hurries. He has risen to third on the team in tackles with 54 tackles, 15 for a loss of 38 yards, 3 sacks for 23 yards, 5 QB hurries, a force fumble, a pass breakup and 2 blocked kicks. Corey Johnson secured four tackles vs. Prairie View A&M. He collected a career high 10 tackles with a force fumble and a tackle for loss of three yards South Carolina State. He posted five tackles, one for a loss of seven yards, a sack and two quarterback hurries vs. TU. He has totaled 24 tackles, 4 for a loss of 12 yards, 2 sacks for 8 yards and 3 quarterback hurries. Linebackers Robert Nelson posted 9 tackles vs. UAPB. Versus Jackson St. he led the team with 9 stops. He collected his 10 stops for his second game with double digit tackles. He also posted 2 TFL s for 5 yards and a QB hurry vs. Alcorn. Nelson led A&M with 8 tackles, 1 TFL for 5 yards and a pass breakup vs. Ala. St. He finished with 5 stops a force fumble and 2 breakups vs. SU. He secured 5 tackles with 1 for a loss of 2 yards vs. MVSU. He had a finger injury with his entire hand wrapped up but still posted 8 stops, 2 tackles for loss of 17 yards and a sack vs. TSU. He obtained 7 tackles vs. the Panthers. The UT transfer tied the single game tackle record with 17 stops with 1 for a loss of a yard vs. SCSU. He led the team with 7 tackles with 3 for a loss of 4 yards vs. GSU. He secured the first points for A&M in 2013 with a safety vs. GSU. Nelson secured 4 stops vs. TU and leads the team with 89 tackles, 11 for a loss of 30 yards, a sack, 3 pass breakups, a force fumble, a QB hurry, and a safety. Conard Johnson vs. Jackson St. collected 7 tackles, 2 TFL s for 4 yards and a sack. He finished with 8 tackles and a TFL vs. Alcorn. Johnson tied for the lead in stops with 7 and 2 TFL s for 5 yards vs. SU. He commanded five stops vs. MVSU. He saw 6 tackles with 1 for a loss of a yard vs. TSU. He posted 7 stops with 1 for a tackle for a loss of a yard. The Fort Lauderdale, Fla. native secured 9 tackles with 1 for a loss of a yard vs. SCSU. He posted 5 tackles (4 assisted and 1 solo) with 1 for a loss of 2 yards vs. GSU. Johnson collected 6 assisted stops and has totaled 45 tackles with 7 for a loss of 5 yards. He is second on the team with 67 tackles, 12 for a loss of 28 yards, 2 sacks and a pass breakup. Defensive Back Derrick Harris posted a career high 7 tackles with 1 TFL. He also grabbed his 4 th interception of the year halting the final offensive drive by UAPB. He saw five tackles with 1 for a loss and 2 pass breakups vs. Alcorn. Harris posted 5 tackles, a TFL for 4 yards and a pass breakup vs. Ala. St. He moved to free safety paid off as he secured 3 tackles, a fumble recovery and an interception. The Stone Mountain, Ga. native posted 3 tackles vs. Texas Southern. He secured 3 tackles vs. GSU. He also secured the first turnover with a fumble recovery on the first play of the season. Harris posted his first interceptions vs. TU and secured two tackles. He has 31 stops, 2 tackles for a loss of 4 yards, a pass defended, 4 picks, 5 pass breakups and 2 fumbles recovered. A. J. Clark vs. Jackson St. finished with 5 tackles. He totaled 4 tackles vs. Southern. The junior led the team with 9 tackles with one for a loss of 8 yards vs. Texas Southern. He saw a season high of 8 tackles vs. SCSU. He collected 2 pass breakups and 5 tackles vs. GSU. A.J. was tops with 6 tackles and 1 for a loss of a yard. He is fourth on the team with 50 tackles, a pair of passes defended and 3 tackles for a loss of 9 yards. Lawrence Barnett vs. Jackson St. posted 5 solo tackles. He secured 4 tackles, a interception for 25 yards and a pass breakup vs. SU. The Indiana native collected 4 solo tackles and an assisted stop vs. TSU. He posted a pair of interceptions for his first and second picks of the year. The IU transfer secured 8 stops and a pass breakup vs. SCSU. He posted 4 tackles in his Maroon & White debut vs. GSU. Versus Tuskegee Barnett posted 5 tackles with two for a loss of 3 yards. He has 41 stops with 5 for a loss of 26 yards, 4 pass breakups, a force fumble, a sack, and leads the team with 4 interceptions. He also has 63 yards in punt returns, 93 yards in kick returns and 12 in interceptions yards for a total of 168. Tremaine Shepherd posted 2 interceptions and a tackle vs. Southern. The Miami native ended with 4 tackles and a pass breakup vs. TSU. The 2-year starter collected 4 tackles vs. PVAMU He secured a stop, a QB hurry, a pass breakup and the first interception of the year for AAMU versus GSU. Shepherd saw 4 stops vs. Tuskegee. He now has 20 tackles, a TFL for a yard, 3 picks, 2 pass breakups and a QB hurry. Kicker / Punter Rashad Anderson was not needed much as the offense score often he did hit one punt for 43 yards which landed inside the 20 vs. UAPB. Versus Jackson St. totaled 8 punts for 225 yards with 2 landing inside the 20 yard line. He totaled 245 yards on six punts with his longest of his career to date at 65 yards with 1 landing within the 20 yardline vs. Alcorn. Anderson secured 8 punts for 265 yards with 2 landing within the 20 yard line vs. Ala. St. He punted the ball 6 times for 196 yards with 2 landing inside the 20. The Hazel Green native connected on 6 punts for 229 yards with a long of 53 vs. MVSU. Anderson posted his longest punt this year at 57 yards. He finished the game with 7 punts for 255 yards with 3 landing within the 20 yard line. He hit a 54 yard punt, hit 2 for a touchback and recorded 205 yards on 6 punts. He posted 202 yards on 5 punts averaging 40.4 vs. SCSU. 3 of his punts landed within the 20 yard line. Versus TU Anderson posted 230 yards on 6 punts with a long of 55 yards averaging Steadily improving Anderson totaled 292 yards on 8 punts with 55 his longest and 2 landing inside the 20 yard line.

5 Alabama A&M Ranking Summary NCAA Statistics Alabama A&M Football Ranking Summary thru games 11/16/2013 Statistic National Conference National Value Value Conference Rank Rank Leader Leader Value 3rd Down Conversion Pct (122 ranked) Coastal Caro Prairie View rd Down Conversion Pct Defense (122 ranked) Tennessee St Alabama A&M th Down Conversion Pct (121 ranked) Coastal Caro Jackson St th Down Conversion Pct Defense (122 ranked) Citadel Jackson St Blocked Kicks (90 ranked) Bryant Eastern Ky. 8 Alabama A&M 5 8 Blocked Kicks Allowed (120 ranked) teams tied 0 Texas Southern 1 Blocked Punts (32 ranked) Bryant 4 Jackson St. 4 Jackson St. 4 Blocked Punts Allowed (122 ranked) teams tied 0 Prairie View Southern U. Completion Percentage (122 ranked) Fordham Prairie View Fewest Penalties Per Game (122 ranked) Citadel 3.09 Jackson St Fewest Penalty Yards Per Game (122 ranked) Citadel Alcorn First Downs Defense (122 ranked) North Dakota St. 136 Jackson St. 177 First Downs Offense (122 ranked) Eastern Ill. 306 Prairie View 286 Fumbles Lost (121 ranked) Southern Utah 1 Ark.-Pine Bluff 2 Fumbles Recovered (122 ranked) Sacred Heart 16 Alabama St. 13 Kickoff Return Defense (122 ranked) Portland St Alcorn Kickoff Returns (122 ranked) North Dakota St Southern U Net Punting (122 ranked) Portland St Jackson St Pass Sacks Allowed (122 ranked) Central Conn. St Alcorn 1.33 Passes Had Intercepted (121 ranked) Citadel 3 Alcorn Alabama St. Passes Intercepted (122 ranked) Sacred Heart 22 Mississippi Val. 18 Passing Offense (122 ranked) Stephen F. Austin Prairie View Passing Yards Allowed (122 ranked) Florida A&M Alcorn Passing Yards per Completion (122 ranked) Portland St Jackson St Punt Return Defense (122 ranked) Brown Towson BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football Jackson St Punt Returns (122 ranked) Eastern Ill Alcorn Red Zone Defense (122 ranked) Central Ark Texas Southern Red Zone Offense (122 ranked) Coastal Caro Grambling Rushing Defense (122 ranked) South Carolina St Alabama St Rushing Offense (122 ranked) Cal Poly Alabama St Scoring Defense (122 ranked) William & Mary 12.5 Alabama A&M 24.3 Scoring Offense (122 ranked) Eastern Ill Prairie View 38.6 Tackles for Loss Allowed (122 ranked) Coastal Caro Jackson St Team Pass Sacks (122 ranked) South Carolina St Alabama St Team Passing Efficiency (122 ranked) Eastern Wash Southern U Team Passing Efficiency Defense (122 ranked) South Carolina St Alcorn Team Tackles for Loss (122 ranked) South Carolina St Alabama St Time of Possession (122 ranked) :35 Charleston So. 34:48 Alabama A&M 32:35 Total Defense (122 ranked) South Carolina St Alabama A&M Total Offense (122 ranked) Eastern Ill Prairie View Turnover Margin (122 ranked) Sacred Heart 1.8 Alcorn 0.8 Turnovers Gained (122 ranked) Sacred Heart 38 Alcorn Mississippi Val. Turnovers Lost (121 ranked) Coastal Caro. Saint Francis (PA) Dartmouth Ark.-Pine Bluff

6 Statistic All Purpose (300 ranked) Alabama A&M Ranking Summary Player Barrington Scott Montarius Smith Brandon Eldmire National Conference Conference Value National Leader Value Rank Rank Leader Value Fabian Truss, Samford Johnta' Hebert, Prairie View Completion Percentage (100 ranked) Michael Nebrich, Fordham Jerry Lovelocke, Prairie View Completions Per Game (130 ranked) Brandon Wells Brady Attaway, Stephen F. Austin Jerry Lovelocke, Prairie View Field Goal Percentage (97 ranked) 7 players tied Cherchen Galon, Mississippi Val Field Goals Per Game (120 ranked) Tyler Sievertsen, UNI 1.9 Eric Medina, Texas Southern 1.2 Forced Fumbles (40 ranked) Javon Hargrave, South Carolina St. Zach Hodges, Harvard Fumbles Recovered (187 ranked) Derrick Harris Robert Alexander, Howard Reuben Johnson, Stony Brook Interceptions (183 ranked) Kickoff Return TDs (10 ranked) Lawrence Barnett Derrick Harris Tremaine Shepherd Derrick Billups, Alabama St Tevin Reed, Prairie View Chris Atkins, Stetson 0.6 Avery Boykin, Mississippi Val Xavier Roberson, Southeastern La. 3 Willie Q uinn, Southern U. 1 Adrian Wilkins, N.C. Central 3 Myles Everett, Alabama St. 1 Julian Stafford, Mississippi Val. 1 Kickoff Returns (123 ranked) Terrence Pride Xavier Roberson, Southeastern La Willie Quinn, Southern U Pass Sacks (50 ranked) Brad Daly, Montana St. 1.3 Amir Bloom, Texas Southern 0.8 Passes Defended (40 ranked) Derrick Harris D.J. Monroe, Harvard 2.0 Avery Boykin, Mississippi Val. 1.2 Passing Efficiency (101 ranked) Vernon Adams, Eastern Wash Dray Joseph, Southern U Passing TDs (135 ranked) Jaymason Lee Brandon Wells Jimmy Garoppolo, Eastern Ill. 42 Dray Joseph, Southern U Passing Yards (130 ranked) Jaymason Lee ,348 Jimmy Garoppolo, Eastern Ill. 4,012 Dray Joseph, Southern U. 3,010 Passing Yards Per Game (130 ranked) Brandon Wells Jimmy Garoppolo, Eastern Ill Dray Joseph, Southern U Passing Yards per Completion (101 ranked) Keiran McDonagh, Portland St Clayton Moore, Jackson St Points Responsible For (294 ranked) Barrington Scott Vernon Adams, Eastern Wash. Jimmy Garoppolo, Eastern Ill. 272 Benjamin Anderson, Ark.-Pine Bluff 272 Jerry Lovelocke, Prairie View Points Responsible For Per Game (30 ranked) Quinn Epperly, Princeton 27.6 Benjamin Anderson, Ark.-Pine Bluff 17.2 Punt Return TDs (5 ranked) 4 players tied 2 Randall Menard, Southern U. Javancy Jones, Jackson St. Tavoris Doss, Alcorn Punt Returns (60 ranked) Torrance Williams, Sam Houston St Tavoris Doss, Alcorn 16.1 Punting (106 ranked) Rashad Anderson Kyle Loomis, Portland St Cory Carter, Texas Southern 43.8 Receiving TDs (181 ranked) Receiving Yards (399 ranked) Receiving Yards Per Game (400 ranked) Montarius Smith Jonathan Dorsey Toriono Upshaw Montarius Smith G'Alonzo Milton Jonathan Dorsey Montarius Smith G'Alonzo Milton Jonathan Dorsey Demario Ross Erik Lora, Eastern Ill. 17 Deandre Cooper, Prairie View Erik Lora, Eastern Ill. 1,339 Deandre Cooper, Prairie View 1, Lee Kurfis, Lehigh Zach Pendleton, Jackson St Receptions Per Game (399 ranked) Montarius Smith Erik Lora, Eastern Ill. 9.3 Deandre Cooper, Prairie View 7.2 Rushing TDs (159 ranked) Barrington Scott Terrance West, Towson 27 Arnold Walker, Alcorn 16 Rushing Yards (300 ranked) Rushing Yards Per Game (300 ranked) Barrington Scott Brandon Eldmire Barrington Scott Brandon Eldmire ,007 Terrance West, Towson 1,775 Arnold Walker, Alcorn 1, Terrance West, Towson Arnold Walker, Alcorn Scoring (237 ranked) Barrington Scott Terrance West, Towson 15.3 Isaiah Crowell, Alabama St. 8.2 Solo Tackles (39 ranked) Stephen Hodge, Fordham 7.6 Jer-Ryan Harris, Ark.-Pine Bluff Antonio Jenkins, Ark.-Pine Bluff Tackles For Loss (90 ranked) Brad Daly, Montana St. 1.8 Leland Baker, Alabama St. Jerome Howard, Prairie View Total Offense (300 ranked) Total Tackles (400 ranked) Barrington Scott Brandon Wells Brandon Eldmire Robert Nelson Conrad Johnson Vernon Adams, Eastern Wash Benjamin Anderson, Ark.-Pine Bluff Tazmon Foster, N.C. Central 11.9 Jer-Ryan Harris, Ark.-Pine Bluff BULLDOG Football 2013 * BULLDOG Football * BULLDOG Football 2013

7 AAMU Football Media Resources Upcoming Weekly Schedule Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 4:30 p.m. off 7:00-9:45 p.m. 3:45-6:15 a.m. 5:15-7:15 a.m. Travel to Atlanta 1:30 p.m. EST Ga. Tech MONDAY PRESS CONFERENCE: This season the A&M coaches and players will be available to the media noon on Mondays. The team will review the previous contests and talk about the upcoming game. All members os the press are invited to attend. Follow AAMU Athletics at: SWAC WEEKLY TELECONFERENCE: The SWAC football coaches will be available on a weekly teleconference on Mondays from August 26 - November 18 from 10:00 am until Noon Central time. Each coach will be available for 10 minutes each week for questions and reviews. Media representatives who wish to participate should call 1 (800) The participant code is #. A replay of each week s teleconference will be available each Tuesday on the conference s website: TELECONFERENCE SCHEDULE: 10:00 a.m. SWAC News and Notes 10:05 a.m. Anthony Jones AAMU 10:15 a.m. Reggie Barlow ASU 10:25 a.m. Jay Hobson Alcorn 10:35 a.m. Monte Coleman UAPB 10:45 a.m. Doug Williams GSU 10:55 a.m. Rick Comegy JSU 11:05 a.m. Karl Morgan MVSU 11:15 a.m. Heishma Northern PVAMU 11:25 a.m. Dawson Odums SU 11:35 a.m. Darrell Ausberry TSU FACEBOOK.COM/ALABAMA-A&M-BULLDOGS INSTAGRAM.COM/AAMUATHLETICS AAMUSPORTS.COM: Everything you need to know about Bulldog Football can be found on the AAMU s official athletics site, aamusports.com. On the front page, look for Football under the Sports menu and follow the links for all the information. RADIO ON THE WJAB: All Alabama A&M football games are carried live on WJAB-FM 90.9 in the Huntsville area. Air time is 30 minutes prior to kickoff. The games are also carried on WJAB s on-line link around the Play-by-Play: Ley Jean & Color Commentator: Ted Dixie The Alabama A&M Football Review television can be seen on Sunday s at 10:00 p.m. on Fox channel 54. COACH S SHOW: The Coach Jones Show, with Color Commentator announcer Ted Dixie, Producer Mike Burns and head coach Anthony Jones, will air each Monday on WJAB 90.9-FM from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. and will originate live from the Braumhower s at 4250 Balmoral Drive off of Airport Road. YOUTUBE.COM/USER/AAMUATHLETICS BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013

8 Bulldogs in the Polls 2013 Sports Network FCS Football Poll Team (First-place votes) 2013 Rd Pts PreRk 1. North Dakota State Bison (155) Eastern Illinois Panthers Eastern Washington Eagles Maine Black Bears Montana Grizzlies McNeese State Cowboys Towson Tigers Southeastern Louisiana Lions Sam Houston State Bearkats Northern Arizona Lumberjacks Coastal Carolina Chanticleers Fordham Rams Montana State Bobcats Bethune-Cookman Wildcats Youngstown State Penguins South Dakota State Jackrabbits Lehigh Mountain Hawks Charleston Southern Buccaneers William & Mary Tribe Southern Utah Thunderbirds NR 21. New Hampshire Wildcats Princeton Tigers Chattanooga Mocs Samford Bulldogs NR 25. Tennessee State Tigers NR Others receiving votes: Jacksonville State 262, Delaware 253, South Carolina State 158, Harvard 113, Villanova 56, Northern Iowa 55, Wofford 43, UT Martin 38, Sacred Heart 30, Alcorn State 28, Furman 25, James Madison 24, Southern Illinois 19, Illinois State 15, Central Arkansas 15, Jackson State 13, Gardner-Webb 12, Liberty 9, Georgia Southern 4, Eastern Kentucky 4, Richmond 3, San Diego Heritage Sports Radio Network Poll Team (First-place votes) Rd Pts PR 1. Bethune-Cookman Wildcats (17) South Carolina State Bulldogs Tennessee State Tigers Alcorn State Braves Jackson State Tigers Southern Jaguars Alabama State Hornets North Carolina A&T Aggies Delaware State Hornets Prairie View A&M Panthers BoxtoRow HBCU Football Coaches Poll Rk School W-L Pts. Rk 1. Bethune-Cookman (13) South Carolina State Tennessee State (1) Alcorn State Jackson State Southern Alabama State Delaware State North Carolina A&T Prairie View A&M Sheridan Broadcasting Network Poll Team (First-place votes) Pts #1 Vts Rd 11. Winston-Salem State Rams 246 (15) Bethune Cookman Wildcats 237 (12) South Carolina State Bulldogs 223 (2) Tennessee State Tigers 182 (1) Alcorn State Braves Southern Jaguars Virginia State Trojans Jackson State Tigers Alabama State Hornets Tuskegee Golden Tigers BULLDOG Football 2013 * BULLDOG Football * BULLDOG Football 2013

9 Quick Facts Contact Information ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY location: Huntsville, AL founded: 1875 enrollment: 6,000 nickname: Bulldogs school colors: Maroon & White stadium: Louis Crews capacity: 21,000 surface: Matrix Artificial Turf affiliation: NCAA Division I (FCS) conference: Southwestern Ath. president: Dr. Andrew Hugine, Jr. office phone: (256) faculty rep.: Dr. Ron Slaughter office phone: (256) athletics director: Bryan Hicks alma mater/year: Ala. A&M, 1992 office phone: (256) sr woman admin.: Dr. Renae Myles office phone: (256) sports medicine: Jessie Zucnick office phone: (256) ath. dept. ph: (256) ath. dept. fax: (256) FOOTBALL HISTORY first year of football: 1911 years in post-season play: 8 all-time bowl/playoff recorded: 2-7 last app.: 2011 SWAC Title Game result: AAMU 15, Grambling 16 all-time record: COACHING STAFF head coach: Anthony Jones alma mater/yr: Wichita State, 1984 overall record/yrs: (14 yrs.) school record/yrs: (12 yrs.) adr.: [email protected] office phone: (256) office fax: (256) best time to contact: Monday noon presser Assistant Coaches defensive coord: off. coord/off. line: linebackers: defensive line/recru: defensive backs: wide receivers/aca: runningbacks: tight ends.: defensive assistant: Brawnski Towns Cedric Pearl Jay Martin Gary Harper Knute Walker John McKenzie Andy Fuller Richard Wilson Chris Hall Football Administration equipment/oper.: strength and cond.: office admini.: Henry Harris James Hester Bertha Bowers 2013 TEAM INFORMATION 2012 record: 7-4 SWAC record: 6-3 (SWAC East 2 nd ) basic offense: Pro Set basic defense: 4-3 Starters: Return Lost Letters Offense ret / 8 lost Defense ret / 12 lost Specialty ret / 1 lost SPORTS INFORMATION / MEDIA RELATIONS director: Brandon Willis alma mater/year: Grambling, 2000 office phone: (256) [email protected] assist. director: Oralia Washington alma mater/year: St. Pauls College, 2000 office phone: (256) [email protected] graduate assistant: Celeste Roberts alma mater/year: Alabama A&M, 2012 office phone: (256) [email protected] office location: Louis Crews Stadium office fax: (256) press box phone: (256) web site: twitter: facebook: Alabama-AM-Bulldogs/ mailing address: 4900 Meridian St. T.M. Elmore Gym, Box 17 P.O. Box 1597, Normal, AL Print/Broadcast Media in Huntsville The local newspaper that covers the Bulldogs in-depth, is The Huntsville Times. The Times coverage is led by A&M beat writer Mark McCarter. Three major television stations also cover the Bulldogs every move. The major affiliates of ABC (WAAY-31; Mark Freeman, sports director), CBS (WHNT- 19; Ryan Cody, sports anchor), and NBC (WAFF-48; Scott Theisen, sports director) are all major contributors to the local coverage for Alabama A&M football. Louis Crews Stadium Pressbox The home of the Alabama A&M Bulldogs is Louis Crews Stadium, and the gameday home to media members is the pressbox on the west side of the stadium. The pressbox is located on the second level of the facility and is accessible via the elevators located in the main ticket lobby. With tiered seating available for nearly 50 working press, courtesy phone lines for radio broadcasts, and high-speed internet connections (including wireless access), the pressbox is fully equipped to handle any media request. Credential Requests All media credential requests are handled by the sports information office, Brandon Willis, director. All requests should be made by filling out the online application at least seven days prior to the event. Working Press Area Conduct In accordance with NCAA and Southwestern Athletic Conference regulations, the working press area is to remain a neutral environment. No cheering is allowed at any time. Failure to abide by these standards may result in forfeiture of credentials and expulsion from the working press area. Phone Interviews The A&M Sports Information office will make every attempt to fulfill phone interview requests for out-of-town media members. However, some requests may not be granted based on academic schedules and other team responsibilities. Mondays (after 9 a.m. CST) are most conducive to the team s weekly schedule. Interview requests for head coach Anthony Jones, his staff and A&M players should be directed to Brandon Willis. To make a request by phone, call BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013

10 2013 Bulldog Numerical Roster no name pos ht wt cl hometown / last school 2 Terrance Pride WR R-Jr. Harvest, Ala. / Sparkman 4 Montaurius Smith WR R-Jr. Birmingham, Ala. / Jackson-Olin 5 Brandon Wells QB R-So. Calera, Ala. / Calera 6 Jordan Puente PK R-So. San Luis, Mexico / 7 Lawrence Barnett DB GS Fort Wayne, Ind. / Indiana Univ. 8 A. J. Clark DB R-Jr. Pensacola, Fla. / Pine Forest 9 Tremaine Shepherd DB Sr. Miami, Fla. / Miramar 10 Jaymason Lee QB Jr. Honolulu, Haw. / Mesa CC 11 William Pritchett LB Fr. Mobile, Ala. / Davidson HS 12 Jeremy Isabelle DB Sr. Huntsville, Ala. / J.O. Johnson 13 Cesar Ramon K Fr. Stevenson, Ala. / N. Jackson HS 14 Nicholas Shoaf DB R-Sr. Van Nuys, Calif. / Birmingham 15 Dominque Jones WR So. Birmingham, Ala. Pickens County 16 Rashad Anderson DB R-Fr. Hazel Green, Ala. / Hazel Green 17 Chris Leachman QB R-Jr. Long Beach, Calif. / Long Beach 18 Corey Cockrell DB Fr. Bessemer, Ala. / Bessemer City HS 19 O Darius Williams WR R-Fr. Montgomery, Ala. / Jeff Davis 20 Joshua Sandlin RB Fr. Memphis, Tenn. / Central HS 21 Marcus Dozier DB Jr. Huntsville, Ala. / Sparkman 23 Derrick Harris DB Sr. Stone Mountain, Ga. / Stone Mo. 24 Quentin Parks DB Jr. Houston, Texas / Scottsdale CC 25 Jimelle James LB Jr. Palm Beach, Fla. / W. T. Dwyer 26 Austin Jones DB R-Fr. Riverwoods, Illi. / Deerfield 27 Jamel Morris DB Jr. Tuscumbia, Ala. / Deshler 28 Barrington Scott RB GS Fort Wayne, Ind. / Ball State 29 Antonio Carey DB Fr. Dallas, Texas / LG Pinkston HS 30 Brendan Johnson RB Jr. Atlanta, Ga. / Carver 31 Quinton High DB Fr. Auburn, Ala. / Auburn HS 32 Bryan Brower LB Fr. Millbrook, Ala. / Stanhope Elmore 33 Darrin Graham DB R-So. Russellville, Ala. / Russellville 34 Chartavious Keith DB Sr. Talladega, Ala. / Talladega 35 Juaquin Davis RB Fr. Garland, Texas / Naamen Forest 36 Chris Ervin DB Jr. Pleasant Grove, Ala. / Pleasant Gr 37 Brandon Eldemire RB R-So. Miami, Fla. / Krop 38 Courtney Brown OL R-Fr. Birmingham, Ala. / Wenonah 39 Theron Rice DB Sr. Madison, Ala. / Sparkman 40 Joseph Porter FB R-Jr. Phenix City, Ala. / Central 41 Justin Lucas DB Fr. Notasolga, Ala. / Notasolga HS 42 Bryan Nelson LB Sr. Bessemer, Ala. / Jess Lanier 43 Ryan Jackson LB Sr. Huntsville, Ala. / J.O. Johnson 44 Alvintae Kirksey FB Fr. Mobile, Ala. / Murphy HS 45 Marcus Sanders RB Fr. Mobile, Ala. / Murphy HS no name pos ht wt cl hometown / last school 46 Cuevas Dargan LB R-Sr. East Point, Ga. / Tri-Cities 47 Diondre Lewis LB So. Miami, Fla. / Florida Atlantic 48 Dexter Reese DB Fr. Roanoke, Ala. / Handley HS 49 Virgin Johnson LB Fr. Orangeburg, SC / Orangeb Wilk. 50 Jordan Roman LS Sr. Lithonia, Ga. / Lithonia 51 Robert Nelson LB R-Sr. Cordele, Ga. / Univ. of Tenn 53 Germaine Calmes LB R-So. Matteson, Ill. / Rich Central 54 Conard Johnson LB Jr. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. / Blance Ely 56 Embrel Vaughn LB R-Fr. Jackson, Ala. / Jackson 57 Cedric Tigner DL Fr. Birmingham, Ala. / Restoration A 58 David Dagrin DL R-So. Miami, Fla. / Jackson 59 Tommy Jones LB Fr. Birmingham, Ala. / Shades Valley 62 Akeem Samuels OL Fr. Miami, Fla. / American HS 63 Jawanza Vickers DL Jr. Enterprise, Ala. / Enterprise 64 Baron Hobbs Jr. OL Jr. St. Louis, Missouri / LA Valley JC 65 Austin Boyle OL R-So. Huntsville, Ala. / Buckhorn 68 Alan Cruz OL R-Jr. Huntsville, Ala. / Buckhorn 70 Devin Dobbins OL R-Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla. / Millwo 71 James Driver OL R-Fr.. Queens, N.Y. / Campus Mag. 72 Anthony Jones OL Fr. Meridianville Ala. / Hazel Green 73 Jordan Shelton OL Fr. Madison, Ala. / Bob Jones HS 74 Winston Hunt OL Jr. Wetumpka, Ala. / New Mex. Mil. 76 Austin Simmons OL Fr. Montgomery, Ala. / Ala. Christian 77 Justin Goodrich OL Sr. Huntsville, Ala. / Buckhorn 78 Malcolm Johnson OL Fr. Jonesboro, Ga. / LoveJoy HS 81 Jeremy Ford WR R-Fr. Irvington, Ala. / Alma Bryant 82 Justin Jackson WR So. Daphne, Ala. / Daphne HS 83 Derrick Square WR R-So. Birmingham, Ala. / Parker 84 Kalias Robertson WR Fr. Tuscaloosa, Ala. / Central HS 86 Toriono Upshaw WR Jr. Brantley, Ala. / Brantley 87 Jonathan Dorsey TE R-Fr. Tuskegee, Ala. / Booker T. Wash. 88 Lorenzo Jackson WR Fr. Birmingham, Ala. / Pleasant Gr. 89 Demario Ross WR GS. Selma, Ala. / Selma 90 Anthony Lanier DL R-So. Savannah, Ga. / Jenks 91 Phillip Harvey DL Sr. Atlanta, Ga. / Carver 92 Dominique Wright DL R-Jr. Hallandale, Fla. / Hallandale 93 Areka Jackson DL R-So. Valley, Ala. / Valley 94 Ricky Clarke DL Fr. Athens, Ga. / Cedar Shoals 95 Reginald Bailey DL Sr. Picayune, Miss. / Pearl River JC 97 Brandon King DL Jr. Stockbridge, GA / Contra Costa J 99 Corey Johnson DL So. Anniston, Ala. / Anniston Breakdown: States: Alabama (34); Georgia (8); Florida (8); California (5); Tennessee (1); Texas (2); New York (2); Kentucky (1); Illinois (2); Indiana (2); Mississippi (1); Oklahoma (1). Position: Offense - QB (3); RB (4); FB (2); WR (9); TE (2); OL (7); PK (2); Defense - DL (9); LB (9); DB (15); ; LS(1). Year: Seniors (16); Juniors (19); Sophomores (10); Freshmen (15). BULLDOG Football 2013 * BULLDOG Football * BULLDOG Football 2013

11 2013 Bulldog Depth Chart & Alphabetical Roster Offensive 2-Deep Roster Quarterback 10 Jaymason Lee (6-1, 215, Jr.) 5 Brandon Wells (6-3, 190, R-So.) Tailback 28 Barrington Scott (6-0, 215, GS) 37 Brandon Eldemire (5-8, 175, R-So) Fullback 42 Bryan Nelson (5-8, 242, Sr.) 40 Joseph Porter (5-8, 220, R-Jr.) Wide Receiver (Z) 4 Montarius Smith (6-0, 170, R-Jr.) 2 Terrance Pride (5-10, 170, R-Jr.) Wide Receiver (X) 89 Demario Ross (6-0, 180, GS) 19 O Darius Williams (6-0, 170, R-Fr.) Tight End 87 Jonathan Dorsey (6-6, 205, So.) 86 Toriono Upshaw (6-2, 225, Jr.) Left Tackle 74 Winston Hunt (6-7, 310, So.) 78 Malcolm Johnson (6-2, 300, Fr.) Left Guard 71 James Driver (6-6, 314, So.) 77 Justin Goodrich (6-1, 325, Sr.) Center 70 Devin Dobbins (6-1, 310, R-So.) 62 Akeem Samuels (6-2, 280, Fr.) Right Guard 76 Austin Simmons (6-7, 350, Fr.) 61 Courtney Brown (6-0, 290, Fr.) Right Tackle 68 Alan Cruz (6-2, 270, R-Jr.) 73 Jordan Shelton (6-4, 285, Fr.) Specialist Punter 16 Rashad Anderson (5-10, 160, R-Fr.) Placekicker 13 Cesar Ramon (5-10, 165, Fr.) Long Snapper 50 Jordan Roman (6-0, 215, Sr.) Defensive 2-Deep Roster Left End 34 Chartavious Keith (6-2, 213, Sr.) 99 Corey Johnson (6-3, 205, So.) Left Tackle 90 Anthony Lanier (6-8, 260, R-So.) 92 Dominique Wright (6-2, 220, R-Jr.) Right Tackle 93 Areka Jackson (6-3, 294, R-So.) 63 Jawanza Vickers (6-0, 310, Jr.) Right End 95 Reginald Bailey (6-2, 230, Sr.) 58 David Dagrin (6-3, 200, R-So.) Linebacker (Mike) 46 Cuevas Dargan (5-9, 225, R-Sr.) 54 Conard Johnson (5-11, 222, So.) Linebacker (Sam) 51 Robert Nelson (5-11, 205, R-Sr.) 47 Diondre Lewis (6-1, 215, So.) Linebacker (Will) 12 Jeremy Isabelle (5-11, 180, Sr.) 21 Marcus Dozier (5-9, 187, Jr.) Strong Safety 7 Lawrence Barnett (5-10, 187, GS.) 24 Quentin Parks (6-4, 220, Jr.) Free Safety 23 Derrick Harris (5-10, 170, Sr.) 27 Jamel Morris (5-9, 160, Jr.) Left Corner 9 Tremaine Shepherd (5-10, 170, Sr.) 39 Theron Rice (5-10, 160, Sr.) Right Corner 8 A.J. Clark (5-11, 175, Jr.) 39 Theron Rice (5-10, 160, Sr.) Specialist Punt Returner 2 Terrance Pride (5-11, 170, R-Jr.) Kickoff Return 2 Terrance Pride (5-11, 170, R-Jr.) 15 Dominque Jones (6-1, 215, So.) 16 Rashad Anderson 95 Reginald Bailey 7 Lawrence Barnett 65 Austin Boyle 32 Bryan Brower 61/38 Courtney Brown 53 Germaine Calmes 29 Antonio Carey 94 Ricky Clarke 18 Corey Cockrell 68 Alan Cruz 58 David Dagrin 46 Cuevas Dargan 35 Juaquin Davis 70 Devin Dobbins 87 Jonathan Dorsey 21 Marcus Dozier 71 James Driver 37 Brandon Eldemire 36 Chris Ervin 81 Jeremy Ford 77 Justin Goodrich 33 Darrin Graham 23 Derrick Harris 91 Phillip Harvey 31 Quinton High 64 Baron Hobbs, Jr. 74 Winston Hunt 12 Jeremy Isabelle 8 A. J. Clark 93 Areka Jackson 82 Justin Jackson 88 Lorenzo Jackson 43 Ryan Jackson 25 Jimelle James 15 Dominique Jones 30 Brendan Johnson 54 Conard Johnson 99 Corey Johnson 78 Malcolm Johnson 49 Virgin Johnson 72 Anthony Jones 95 Reginald Bailey 7 Lawrence Barnett 46 Cuevas Dargan 77 Justin Goodrich 23 Derrick Harris 91 Phillip Harvey 12 Jeremy Isabelle 43 Ryan Jackson Seniors 26 Austin Jones 59 Tommy Jones 34 Chartavious Keith 97 Brandon King 44 Alvintae Kirksey 90 Anthony Lanier 17 Chris Leachman 10 Jaymason Lee 47 Diondre Lewis 41 Justin Lucas 27 Jamel Morris 42 Bryan Nelson 51 Robert Nelson 24 Quentin Parks 40 Joseph Porter 2 Terrance Pride 11 William Pritchett 13 Cesar Ramon 48 Dexter Reese 39 Theron Rice 84 Kalias Robertson 50 Jordan Roman 89 Demario Ross 62 Akeem Samuels 45 Marcus Sanders 20 Joshua Sandlin 28 Barrington Scott 73 Jordan Shelton 9 Tremaine Shepherd 14 Nicholas Shoaf 76 Austin Simmons 4 Montaurius Smith 83 Derrick Square 57 Cedric Tigner 86 Toriono Upshaw 56 Embrel Vaughn 63 Jawanza Vickers 5 Brandon Wells 19 O Darius Williams 92 Dominique Wright 34 Chartavious Keith 42 Bryan Nelson 51 Robert Nelson 39 Theron Rice 50 Jordan Roman 89 Demario Ross 28 Barrington Scott 9 Tremaine Shepherd BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013

12 Head Coach Anthony Jones Anthony Jones will enter his 14 th season as a head coach and the 12 th as the leader of the AAMU Bulldog football program. In 2006, Jones led the Bulldogs to their first SWAC title and tied the school record with nine victories. The Bulldogs posted back-to-back nine-win seasons in 2005 and The 2006 SWAC Coach of the year has led A&M to five SWAC title games in ten seasons and enters the 2012 campaign with a career record. With his record while at Alabama A&M, Jones ranks second among all coaches in wins Alabama A&M history. His.620 winning percentage stands four points behind the legendary A&M coach Louis Crews, who won 64 percent of his games over 16 years leading the Bulldogs. Jones 79 wins at A&M rank second all-time behind Crews, who won 93 games at A&M. In 2005, Jones led the Bulldogs to their second SWAC East Championship under his reign, and a 9-3 record. The nine wins also earned Jones a milestone victory in the regular season finale, a win at Prairie View served as the 50th win in Jones career. The 2012 season saw the Jones squad start 6-0 for the first time during his 12 year career on The Hill. The 6-0 start was the first for AAMU since the 1966 team that was lead by Louis Crews. That year also saw the Bulldogs ranked as the 25 th team in the football championship Subdivision. A&M also was ranked second for seven weeks in all three HBCU polls. The Maroon & White would unfortunately finish 6-4 with losses to Alcorn State during homecoming and the Magic City Classic. After the Bulldogs posted tremendous 8-4 records in each of his first two seasons in 2002 and 2003, the team from the Rocket City capped off another outstanding season in 2004 with a 7-4 mark. With a 21-7 victory in the Magic City Classic Jones is 7-1 in his eight seasons against in-state rival Alabama State. The 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2009 teams also captured the John Merritt Classic title, defeating Tennessee State in the seasonopener. Alabama A&M remains the only visiting team to have beaten Tennessee State in the John Merritt Classic s history. Twice, Jones has led A&M to six-game winning streaks in his tenure. After two early losses in 2002, Jones Bulldogs won six straight and eight of nine to finish the regular season. The Bulldogs captured the SWAC East (6-1). This led to A&M s second berth in the SWAC championship in three years. In 2005, after a disappointing Homecoming loss to Texas Southern, the Bulldogs regrouped and won six straight games to finish the regular season en route to another SWAC East title and a berth in the SWAC Championship game. The 2009 season saw three two game win streaks and victories over Jackson State (13-5) and Mississippi Valley (17-12) in the final two contest of the season to earn Jones his fourth SWAC East championship and title game appearance where the Maroon & White fell to Prairie View A&M. Last season Jones took his (3-8) 2010 squad and changed them into the 2011 Eastern Division champions advancing to their fifth conference championship contest. That year also marked seven straight victories for the Bulldogs after starting the season 0-2. The streak, noted as a first in Jones history, also included three television appearances, his 90th career victory and his eighth career Magic City Classic victory. Jones was named SWAC Coach of the Year by CollegeSportsMadness.com. Jones arrived at Alabama A&M from Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, where he spent four years. After serving as the offensive coordinator and assistant head coach in his first year with the Maroon Tigers, he was promoted to head coach in After going 2-8 in his first season, Jones led the Tigers to the first back-to-back eight-win seasons in school history. He was named SIAC Coach of the year both times. The 2000 campaign (8-3) qualified him and the Tigers as the second-most improved team in NCAA Division II. Following his second consecutive eight-win season (8-2), Jones was one of three finalists for the 2001 Eddie Robinson Coach of the year Award along with Doug Williams (Grambling State) and Rick Comegy (Tuskegee). He was a finalist again in 2002, his inaugural season at AAMU when he became just the second coach in AAMU history to win the Magic City Classic and Homecoming in his first year as head coach (Ray Bonner in 1992). He was named to the Eddie Robinson Coach of the year Award in 2011 for the work he did during his tenth season. Jones is a native of Baltimore, Maryland. He played college football at Wichita State University for Willie Jeffries, where he earned several honors as a tight end, including the Ben Hustle Award (1981), and All-Missouri Valley Conference (1983). Following his senior season with the Shockers, Jones went on to play for the Redskins in the National Football League, where he helped Washington win the 1987 Super Bowl. The Redskins traded him to the San Diego Chargers during to the 1988 season, but Jones was forced to retire after suffering a knee injury before the next season. In 1991 Jones joined the staff at Western Maryland College in Westminster, Maryland, where he served as the receivers/tight ends coach. Jones moved to South Carolina State University in 1992, where he rejoined his mentor, Willie Jeffries, as a defensive assistant. In 1993, he was promoted to offensive coordinator at SCSU, a position that he held until his departure for Morehouse in In 1994, SCSU won the MEAC title and earned the Black College National Champions following a win over Grambling at the Heritage Bowl. Jones and his wife, Valerie, have two sons, Drew and Julian. Coaching Record (101-67, A&M) Overall Conf Morehouse Morehouse Morehouse Alabama A&M Alabama A&M Alabama A&M Alabama A&M Alabama A&M Alabama A&M Alabama A&M Alabama A&M Alabama A&M Alabama A&M Alabama A&M Alabama A&M SWAC Champions 2006 SWAC Coach of the Year 2011 College Sports Madness.com Coach of the Year 2011, 2009, 2006, 2005, 2002 SWAC Eastern Division Champions Record vs. Opponents Alabama State 8-4 Albany State 2-1 Alcorn State 8-4 Allen 1-0 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 10-3 Auburn 0-1 Benedict 2-1 Bowie State 2-0 Central State 2-0 Clark-Atlanta 3-1 Elizabeth City State 1-0 Fort Valley State 0-3 Grambling 5-9 Hampton 1-1 Jackson State 5-7 Jacksonville State 0-4 Kentucky State 2-1 Lane 3-0 Louisiana-Monroe 0-1 Miles 2-1 Mississippi Valley State 10-2 Morris Brown 0-1 Prairie View A&M 6-7 Savannah State 2-0 Southern 6-4 South Carolina State 0-1 Stillman 3-0 Tennessee State 6-3 Texas Southern 8-2 Tuskegee 5-4 Virginia Union 0-1 BULLDOG Football 2013 * BULLDOG Football * BULLDOG Football 2013

13 Partial School Records NOTE: This is an attempt to build a complete records section for Alabama A&M football. With the lack of accurate records throughout its history, there are gaps in the complete records. Please report any known gaps and evidence thereof to the AAMU Sports Information Department so that we can continue to build an accurate records section. RUSHING YARDS Career ; Kaderius Lacey Season -1143; Kaderius Lacey, 2011 Game - 229; Reginald Whitehead, 1996 vs. Tuskegee Play - 75; Tracy Kendall, 1989 vs. Grambling PASSING YARDS Career ; Tracy Kendall, Season ; Tracy Kendall, 1989 Game - 514; Tracy Kendall, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta Play - 97; George McCalep, 1958 vs. Xavier PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Career - 56; Kelcy Luke, Season - 26; Tracy Kendall, 1989 Game - 7; Tracy Kendall, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta COMPLETIONS Game - 33; Tracy Kendall, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta PASSING ATTEMPTS Game - 57; Chris Gunn, 2000 vs. Southern TOTAL OFFENSE Game - 584; Tracy Kendall, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta RECEIVING YARDS Season -1812; Barry Wagner, 1989 Game - 370; Barry Wagner, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta Play - 97; Charles McShann, 1958 vs. Xavier RECEPTIONS Career - 205; Thomas Harris, Season - 112; Barry Wagner, 1989 Game - 23; Barry Wagner, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta TOUCHDOWNS SCORED Career -26; Ulysses Banks, Season -17; Barry Wagner, 1989 Game - 5; Barry Wagner, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta POINTS Career - 255; Jeremy Licea, Season - 106; Barry Wagner, 1989 Game - 30; Barry Wagner, 1989 vs. Clark-Atlanta TACKLES Career - 369; Jamaal Ware, Season - 110; Johnny Baldwin, ; Jamaal Ware, 2002 Game - 17; Robert Nelson, 2013 vs. South Carolina State 17; Johnny Baldwin, 2006 vs. Alabama State 17; Lionel Macklin, 2001 vs. Miles SACKS Career -41.5; Robert Mathis, Season -20.0; Robert Mathis, 2002 Game - 5.0; Robert Mathis, 2002 vs. Prairie View A&M TACKLES FOR LOSS Career ; Robert Mathis, Season -32.0; Robert Mathis, ; Corey Hart, 2011 Game - 8.0; Robert Mathis, 2002 vs. Prairie View A&M INTERCEPTIONS Career - 29; Brawnski Towns, Season - 13; Bernard Corbin, 1966 LONGEST KICKS Punt - 72; Sam Garth, 1988 vs. Albany State Field Goal - 49; Chance Wilson, 2011 vs. Jackson PUNT AVERAGE Season -46.5; Erskine Valrie, 1966 FIELD GOALS MADE Career - 34; Jeremy Licea, 2006-Present Season -16; Jeremy Licea, 2007 Game - 4; Jeremy Licea, 2007 vs. Jackson State 4; Rashad Cylar, 2003 vs. Alabama State SINGLE PLAY RETURN YARDS Interception - 100; Antonio Nelson, 2005 vs. Tennessee State 100; Tyrone English, 1991 vs. Central Florida Kickoff - 99; Ulysses Banks, 2006 vs. Southern Punt - 85; Anthony Grant, 1985 vs. Morris Brown Fumble - 95; Donuell Fisher, 2000 vs. Grambling BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013

14 Record vs. Opponents Coaching Records First Last Opponent Meeting Result Meeting Result w l t Alabama State 1924 L, L, Albany State 1950 L, L, Alcorn State 1938 L, W, Allen 1956 L, W, Ark.-Pine Bluff 1980 W, W, Auburn University 2012 L, L, Benedict 1942 L, W, Bethune-Cookman 1940 T, W, Bishop 1961 L, W, Central Florida 1981 W, W, Central State 1977 L, W, Chattanooga AS 1949 W, W, Clark-Atlanta 1982 W, W, Dillard 1937 W, L, Edward Waters 1940 L, W, Fisk 1912 L, W, Florida A&M 1932 L, W, Fort Benning 1945 L, L, Fort Valley 1933 L, W, Grambling 1941 W, W, Georgia Tech Hampton University 2008 W, L, Henderson State 2000 W, W, Howard 1992 L, L, Jackson State 1948 W, L, Jacksonville State 1975 L, W, Kentucky State 1930 T, L, Knoxville 1929 T, W, Lane 1935 W, W, Lemoyne Owen 1933 L, W, Louisiana-Monroe 2008 L, L, Miles 1929 W, W, First Last Opponent Meeting Result Meeting Result w l t Mississippi Valley 1941 W, L, Morehouse 1952 T, W, Morgan State 1979 W, W, Morris Brown 1930 L, L, Morristown JC 1929 W, W, North Alabama 1975 L, L, Okolona 1938 W, W, Paine 1949 W, W, Philander Smith 1954 W, W, Prairie View A&M 1932 W, WL Rust 1929 W, W, Savannah State 1965 W, W, Selma 1930 W, W, South Carolina State 1946 L, L, Southern 1939 L, L, Stillman 1937 W, W, Swift 1947 W, W, Talladega 1927 L, T, Tennessee State 1930 L, L, Texas Southern 2001 W, W, Tilotson 1949 W, W, Tougaloo 1959 W, W, Troy 2000 L, L, Tuskegee 1932 L, L, Walden 1926 L, L, W. Kentucky Ind L, L, Wilberforce 1940 L, L, Xavier 1948 W, L, Youngstown State 1979 L, L, All-Time 61 opponents All-Time Coaching Records Chronologically Years Name Record Pct M.S. Bullock Shag Harris Clift Green Sticky Jacobs Porter James Dwight Fisher Donald Dyke Smith , George Hobson Louis Crews Curtis Gentry Theophilus Danzy , Ray Greene Ed Wyche George Pugh Ray Bonner Reggie Oliver Ken Pettiford Ron Cooper present Anthony Jones Winning Percentage Years Name Record Pct Louis Crews , Ray Greene Donald Dyke Smith present Anthony Jones George Pugh Ken Pettiford , George Hobson Ron Cooper Dwight Fisher Clift Green Theophilus Danzy Ray Bonner Ed Wyche Reggie Oliver Porter James Curtis Gentry Sticky Jacobs Shag Harris M.S. Bullock BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013

15 Starters by Game Bulldog Trends OFFENSE LT LG C RG RT WR WR QB RB TE PK Grambling Hunt Driver Dobbins Simmons Cruz Smith Milton Wells Scott Upshaw Peuntas Tuskegee Hunt Driver Dobbins Simmons Cruz Smith Milton Wells Eldemire Upshaw Ramon SC St. Univ. Hunt Driver Dobbins Simmons Cruz Smith Milton Wells Scott Upshaw Ramon Prairie View Hunt Driver Dobbins Simmons Cruz Smith Milton Lee Scott Upshaw Ramon Texas Southern Hunt Driver Dobbins Simmons Cruz Smith Milton Lee Scott Upshaw Puentas MVSU Hunt Goodrich Dobbins Simmons Cruz Smith Milton Lee Scott Upshaw Ramon Southern Hunt Driver Dobbins Goodrich Cruz Smith Milton Wells Scott Upshaw Ramon Alabama State Hunt Driver Dobbins Simmons Cruz Smith Milton Wells Scott Upshaw Ramon Alcorn State Hunt Driver Dobbins Simmons Cruz Smith Milton Wells Scott Upshaw Ramon Jackson State Hunt Driver Dobbins Simmons Cruz Smith Milton Pride Scott Upshaw Ramon UAPB Hunt Driver Dobbins Simmons Cruz Smith Ross Lee Scott Dorsey Ramon DEFENSE DE DT DT DE SLB MLB WLB CB FS SS CB P Grambling Johnson Lanier Jackson Bailey Nelson Johnson Isabelle Shepherd Clark Barnett Harris Anderson Tuskegee Johnson Lanier Jackson Bailey Nelson Johnson Isabelle Shepherd Clark Barnett Harris Anderson SC St. Univ. Johnson Lanier Jackson Bailey Nelson Johnson Graham Shepherd Clark Isabelle Barnett Anderson Prairie View Johnson Lanier Jackson Bailey Nelson Johnson Isabelle Shepherd Clark Ervin Barnett Anderson Texas Southern Johnson Lanier Jackson Bailey Nelson Johnson Graham Shepherd Clark Ervin Barnett Anderson MVSU Keith Lanier Jackson Bailey Nelson Johnson Isabelle Shepherd Clark Barnett Harris Anderson Southern Johnson Lanier Jackson Bailey Nelson Johnson Isabelle Shepherd Harris Barnett Clark Anderson Alabama State Keith Lanier Jackson Bailey Nelson Dargan Isabelle Shepherd Harris Barnett Clark Anderson Alcorn State Keith Lanier Jackson Bailey Vaughn Dargan Isabelle Barnett Harris Ervin Clark Anderson Jackson State Keith Lanier Jackson Bailey Nelson Johnson Isabelle Barnett Harris Ervin Clark Anderson UAPB Keith Lanier Jackson Bailey Nelson Dargan Isabelle Shepherd Harris Barnett Clark Anderson Bulldog Trends 2013 August 1-0 September 1-3 October 0-3 November 2-1 AAMU s Conference Record... at home 2-2 on the road 2-2 neutral 0-1 AAMU s Non-Confer. Record... at home 0-1 on the road 0-1 neutral 0-0 AAMU s Record in Games... decided by 7 pts or less 2-3 decided by 3 pts or less 2-2 Away during the day 1-0 Away at night 1-3 Home during the day 1-2 Home at night 1-1 AAMU s Record When Scoring... less than 20 points points points 1-1 AAMU s Record When Allowing or fewer points or fewer points points 1-5 AAMU s Record When... Leading after the 1st qtr 1-2 Trailing after the 1st qtr 2-4 Leading at halftime 2-1 Trailing at halftime 2-5 Leading after the 3rd qtr 2-0 Trailing after the 3rd qtr 2-7 Tied going into the 4th qtr 0-0 AAMU s Record With... less than 300 yards yards total offense 1-1 less than 100 yards rush yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing 0-2 less than 200 yards pass 3-2 AAMU s Record When Allowing... less than 200 total yards 1-0 less than 300 total yards 1-3 less than 400 total yards yards total offense 1-3 less than 100 yards rush yards rush 2-4 less than 200 yards pass 2-3 less than 250 yards pass 2-4 less than 300 yards pass yards pass 1-2 BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013

16 Game 1 A&M 23 vs. Grambling 9 Aug. 31, 2013 Eddie G. Robinson Grambling, LA. 7,498 Normal Head coach Anthony Jones moved one step closer to his to 100th victory career by claiming only his second win at Eddie G. Robinson stadium 23-9 over Grambling State. As with any first contest there were a number of penalties as both teams combined for 18 flags. The Bulldogs collected nine of those for 131 yards. Our young people played really well, said Alabama A&M coach Anthony Jones, whose lineup featured 15 new starters, plus a new punter and kicker. We made some mistakes but overall they played well, well enough to get the victory, Jones said. Now what we re going to try to do is fix the mistakes that we made and get ready for the next one. The game started fast as A&M forced a fumble on GSU s first play of David Dagrin popped the ball out of Grambling s Juwan Martin hand as he was being wrapped up by a host of Bulldogs. Senior Derrick Harris then jumped on it the secure the first turnover for the Maroon & White defense. AAMU was unable to capitalize on the situation as the offenses first four plays accounted for no yards. The first quarter would end in a scoreless tie after 29 plays were run by both teams with neither getting in the end zone. The one positive note was punter Rashad Anderson who had already collected a whopping 101 yards with his foot. His final punt of the first half pinned the Tigers on their one yard line. The second half started on a second and nine situation for Grambling which resulted in an incomplete pass that was broken up by newcomer Quentin Parks. Alabama A&M s first points of the new season came on the next play as Robert Nelson tackled the Tigers running back in the end zone for a safety giving A&M their first lead of the year 2-0. We had a lot of kids that stepped up tonight and played well, defensive coordinator Brawnski Towns. It started with the D-line. (Anthony) Lanier did a good job on pass rushing, also (Reginald) Bailey. The whole front line did a great job. The secondary played well for the first game out, with some new people. That score led to the Bulldogs first touchdown which came after an eight play 33 yard drive that saw Ball State transfer Barrington Scott dive into the end zone to push the lead to 9-0. Grambling would finally get on the board with a 20 yard field goal on the very next drive. Knowing he would feel comfortable with a bigger lead the Jones led squad grabbed an interception from Grambling when senior Tremaine Shepherd picked the ball off over the middle. AAMU then scored another touchdown when Brandon Wells connected with tight end Toriono Upshaw for their first TD of the year. The score gave AAMU a 16-3 lead at half-time. On the first drive of the new half A&M used a seven play 78 yard drive to add to their lead Wells once again found a receiver this time it was Montauirus Smith who caught a 24 yard score for his first touchdown. GSU finally found some life after Wells threw his first interception. That turnover led to their first TD of the year when J. Runner found the end zone for a four yard score. A&M then ran the ball for the final two and a half minutes and secured Jones 98th career win, 80th Bulldog victory, first in the month of August and first of the 2013 season. The win was Jones second ever in the iconic stadium and second straight in Grambling. Starting quarterback Brandon Wells proved he was ready finishing 15 of 28 with two touchdowns and a pick. Wells also picked up 28 yards on nine carries. Barrington Scott rushed the ball 16 times for 77 yards and a score while Brandon Eldemire collected 21 yards on 10 rushes. Nelson finished the game with seven tackles, three for a loss of four yards and a safety. Anderson ended his first collegiate game punting for 202 yards averaging 40.4 with three being pinned in the 20 yard line. His longest was 58 yards. Grambling was led by Nicholas Peoples who secured 10 stops for and a sack for seven yards. Cedric Skinner rushed for 73 yards while quarterback D. J. Williams ended the game six of 20 for 62 yards. A&M now prepares themselves to play in-state rival Tuskegee University in the fourth annual Louis Crews Classic and 22nd Hall of Fame game. Score by Quarters Score Alabama A&M Record: (1-0,1-0) Grambling Record: (0-1,0-1) Scoring Summary: 2nd 14:45 AAMU - Nelson, Robert safety,, AAMU 2 - GRAM 0 06:14 AAMU - Scott, Barrignt 2 yd run (Puente, Jordan kick), :49, AAMU 9 - GRAM 0 02:22 GRAM - Wallace, J 20 yd field goal, :47, AAMU 9 - GRAM 3 00:07 AAMU - Upshaw, Toriono 2 yd pass from Wells, Brandon (Puente, Jordan kick), :55, AAMU 16 - GRAM 3 3rd 11:37 AAMU - Smith, Montauri 24 yd pass from Wells, Brandon (Puente, Jordan kick), :45, AAMU 23 - GRAM 3 4th 13:07 GRAM - Runner, J. 4 yd run (Wallace, J kick blockd), :36, AAMU 23 - GRAM 9 AAMU GRAM FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time... 31:05 28:55 Third-Down Conversions... 4 of 13 6 of 16 Fourth-Down Conversions... 1 of 3 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Alabama A&M-Scott, Barrignt 16-77; Wells, Brandon 9-28; Eldemire, Brand 10-21; Pride, Terrance Grambling-Skinner, C ; Oliver, T. 5-27; Runner, J. 3-5; Johnson, N. 1-minus 1; Williams, D. 3-minus 1; TEAM 1-minus 2; Martin, J. 1-minus 6; Williams, J. 2-minus 8. PASSING: Alabama A&M-Wells, Brandon Grambling-Williams, D ; Williams, J RECEIVING: Alabama A&M-Upshaw, Toriono 5-47; Milton, G Alonz 3-46; Smith, Montauri 2-32; Eldemire, Brand 2-11; Nelson, Bryan 1-18; Dorsey, Jonatha 1-18; Williams, O Dar Grambling-McGhee, A. 4-32; Bailey, R. 1-19; Rogers, C. 1-19; Byrdsong, B. 1-9; Martin, J. 1-minus 1. INTERCEPTIONS: Alabama A&M-Shepherd, Trema 1-0. Grambling- Peoples, N FUMBLES: Alabama A&M-Wells, Brandon 1-0. Grambling-Martin, J. 1-1.

17 Game 2 A&M 7 vs. Tuskegee 23 Sept. 7, 2013 Louis Crews Stadium Huntsville, Ala. 13,267 NORMAL In what was a tough battle in Birmingham last season turn into a man handling this year. The Tuskegee Golden Tigers scored two straight touchdowns within the first six minutes of action in route to their first Louis Crews Classic victory A&M could not find any offense as starting quarterback Brandon Wells went 18 for 37 for 217 yards and 35 on the ground after 10 attempts. Barrington Scott rushed the ball 16 times but accumulated only 22 yards. Montaurius Smith led the receiving corps with five receptions for 59 yards, while Terrance Pride totaled five catches for 56 yards. "We had our chances but mistakes doomed us," head coach Anthony Jones mentioned. Of the 12 drives the Bulldogs saw, the first two ended in fumbles, six ended in punts, two finished on downs while a missed field goal and the lone touchdown rounded out the Bulldogs offense in their second contest of After the quick start by the Tigers, AAMU had to regroup and put a drive together. Although they were able to produce a six and seven play drive both ended in punts. Tuskegee, on the other hand, would then score a 34 yard field goal to push the score in their favor 17-0 at halftime. AAMU did have a few bright spots in the first half as senior Derrick Harris ended one of TU's drives with his first interception of the year. The second half started with drives by both teams ending in punts and a Maroon & White missed field goal. A&M had a chance when a Tuskegee punt was shanked and landed one yard from the line of scrimmage giving AAMU the ball on the visitor's 29 yard line. But after seven plays they still could not add points to the scoreboard as Cesar Ramon missed his first field goal try of the year. The Anthony Jones led squad finally got on the board after a nine play 60 yard drive that saw Scott score his second TD of the season producing a score of 17-7 going into the fourth quarter. The boy's in Maroon never gave up throwing the ball and running with authority throughout the game but the Tigers were on point looking like a team that had played multiple contests and not their first. Tuskegee would add another score when Justin Nard connected with Marque Gardner for 56 yard touchdown that sealed the deal for the Tigers first win over A&M since 2008 and first by any visiting team in the four year old Louis Crews Classic. The Tigers QB Nard went for 206 yards and a touchdown. Rashad Burkett led TU in rushing with 33 yards on three tries. Quavon Taylor secured 12 tackles for the Maroon & Gold. The Maroon & White will regroup and now get ready to hit the road for two straight weeks of contests first in South Carolina for a date with the Bulldogs of South Carolina State on Saturday, September 14. Score by Quarters Score Tuskegee Record: (1-0) Alabama A&M Record: (1-1) Scoring Summary: 1st 09:20 TU - Anderson, Crist 23 yd pass from Nared, Justin (Wylie, Trevor kick), :22, TU 7 - AAMU 0 09:05 TU - Cobb, Larry 27 yd pass from Nared, Justin (Wylie, Trevor kick), :08, TU 14 - AAMU 0 2nd 03:11 TU - Wylie, Trevor 34 yd field goal, :56, TU 17 - AAMU 0 3rd 01:38 AAMU - Scott, Barrignt 2 yd run (Ramon, Cesar kick), :48, TU 17 - AAMU 7 4th 11:01 TU - Gardner, Marque 56 yd pass from Nared, Justin (Wylie, Trevor kick blockd), :58, TU 23 - AAMU 7 TU AAMU FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time... 29:43 30:17 Third-Down Conversions... 0 of 10 8 of 19 Fourth-Down Conversions... 0 of 0 2 of 4 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Tuskegee-Burkette, Rasha 3-33; Lowe, Hoderick 6-28; Thornton, Micha 5-19; Anderson, Crist 7-5; TEAM 1-minus 6; Nared, Justin 4-minus 11; Brooks, Tyree 6-minus 16. Alabama A&M-Wells, Brandon 10-35; Scott, Barrignt 16-22; Eldemire, Brand PASSING: Tuskegee-Nared, Justin ; Burkette, Rasha Alabama A&M-Wells, Brandon RECEIVING: Tuskegee-Gardner, Marque 3-80; Cobb, Larry 2-42; Lowe, Hoderick 2-38; Anderson, Crist 1-23; Franklin, Marqu 1-20; Thornton, Micha 1-4; Nared, Justin 1-minus 1. Alabama A&M-Smith, Montauri 5-59; Pride, Terrance 5-56; Milton, G Alonz 3-42; Upshaw, Toriono 2-30; Dorsey, Jonatha 2-24; Scott, Barrignt 1-6. INTERCEPTIONS: Tuskegee-None. Alabama A&M-Harris, Derrick 1-0. FUMBLES: Tuskegee-Brooks, Tyree 1-0. Alabama A&M-Barnett, Lawren 1-1; Graham, Darrin 1-1.

18 Game 3 A&M 0 vs. South Carolina State 32 Sept. 14, 2013 Oliver C. Dawson Orangeburg, SC. 11,146 NORMAL The Alabama A&M Bulldogs could not find any scoring as the fast paced Bulldogs of South Carolina State blanked them 32-0 Saturday night in Orangeburg, South Carolina. "When you play a young team you never know how they are going to play," said head coach Anthony Jones. "In the same regard we can't keep using we are young three games into the season, we have to grow up." The Bulldogs used three different quarterbacks in hopes of putting points on the board. Starting QB Brandon Wells threw two interceptions and was sacked three times before being replaced by the strong arm Jaymasion (Jamma-son) Lee. Lee played most of the time finishing his first division one contest 13 of 34 for 187 yards and a pick. California native Chris Leachmen connected one time with a receiver after three attempts. Barrington Scott led the team in rushing with 40 yards on 16 carries, his second straight game with that number of rushes. Scott also caught three passes for 45 yards with a long of 31. Junior Montaurius Smith led all receivers with five receptions for 77 yards. A&M did have a record tying player as Robert Nelson tied Johnnie Baldwin and Lionel Macklin with 17 tackles in a game. "It's a great accomplishment but we lost the game so it doesn't feel as good as it should," said Nelson. "I tried to fly around and make as many plays as I could. The defense did well as a whole, everybody worked hard." For the third straight game Rashad Anderson collected over 200 yards punting posting 292 on eight carries averaging His longest was 55 yards with two landing inside the 20 yard line. Corey Johnson also totaled a career high with 10 tackles. Only two of the Maroon & Whites drives went double digit plays. Lee's drive right before halftime was ended on a Scott fumble. The second double digit drive ended when the Bulldogs went for it on fourth and goal and was stopped short. SCSU was fast from beginning to end never huddling, lining up and running plays as soon as the previous one ended. The South Carolina State Bulldogs scored 13 points in the first quarter, seven in the second and 12 in the third to claim their first victory in SCSU's Richard Cue went 9 for 19 for 147 yards and a touchdown. Eight different players ran the ball for the Bulldogs totaling 238 yards on the ground and two touchdowns. Their leader was Dondre Brown who secured 64 yards on 12 carries. Nick Belcher posted nine points with his foot going 3 of 4 on field goals. This is the second straight contest A&M has been held under 200 passing yards and under 100 yards rushing. "We traveled more players and played a few but it didn't help us today," Jones mentioned. "We cranked things up in practice this week in order to mimic what we were going to see." "We will go back to practice next week and get things cleaned up and get ready for our conference play." Although the Maroon & White have only scored seven points in the last two games they are still 1-0 in Southwestern Athletic Conference play. That part of the schedule begins next Saturday, September 21st when they travel to Houston, Texas to face the Prairie View A&M Panthers. Score by Quarters Score Alabama A&M Record: (1-2) South Carolina State Record: (1-2) Scoring Summary: 1st 10:08 SCSU - BELCHER,NICK 33 yd field goal, :34, AAMU 0 - SCSU 3 05:18 SCSU - TAYLOR,JUSTIN 15 yd run (BELCHER,NICK kick), :06, AAMU 0 - SCSU 10 01:37 SCSU - BELCHER,NICK 31 yd field goal, :11, AAMU 0 - SCSU 13 2nd 06:23 SCSU - MCDONALD,TYLER 72 yd pass from CUE,RICHARD (BELCHER,NICK kick), :47, AAMU 0 - SCSU 20 3rd 13:02 SCSU - TEAM safety,, AAMU 0 - SCSU 22 11:32 SCSU - BELCHER,NICK 34 yd field goal, :21, AAMU 0 - SCSU 25 00:49 SCSU - TAYLOR,JUSTIN 2 yd run (BELCHER,NICK kick), :02, AAMU 0 - SCSU 32 AAMU SCSU FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time... 33:25 26:35 Third-Down Conversions... 4 of 17 3 of 15 Fourth-Down Conversions... 0 of 2 1 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Alabama A&M-Scott, Barrignt 16-40; Pride, Terrance 1-9; Eldemire, Brand 1-6; Leachman, Chris 2-minus 4; Wells, Brandon 4-minus 16; Lee, Jaymason 8-minus 38. South Carolina State-BROWN,DONDRE 12-67; TAYLOR,JUSTIN 20-61; QUICK,XAVIER 3-49; WILEY,TEDARRIUS 3-24; BROWN, CHARLES 4-9; CUE,RICHARD 2-9; FREEMAN-LEWIS,D 3-8; TEAM 1-minus 2. PASSING: Alabama A&M-Lee, Jaymason ; Wells, Brandon ; Leachman, Chris South Carolina State-CUE,RICHARD ; WILEY,TEDARRIUS RECEIVING: Alabama A&M-Smith, Montauri 5-77; Scott, Barrignt 3-45; Dorsey, Jonatha 2-2; Ross, Demario 1-36; Milton, G Alonz 1-12; Williams, O Dar 1-10; Eldemire, Brand 1-9; Upshaw, Toriono 1-6. South Carolina State- WEST,TAQUAN 4-39; DAVIS,CALEB 4-30; MCDONALD,TYLER 2-87; ROWE,DENNIS 2-9; HEMINGWAY,TEMAR 2-5; SHAW,EVERETTE INTERCEPTIONS: Alabama A&M-None. South Carolina State-HUGHES,JUSTIN 1-33; HARRIS,MASON 1-22; CHESNUT,DAVIOUS 1-0. FUMBLES: Alabama A&M-Smith, Montauri 1-1; Scott, Barrignt 1-1; Lee, Jaymason 1-0. South Carolina State-BROWN, CHARLES 1-1.

19 Game 4 A&M 26 vs. Prairie View A&M 28 Sept. 21, 2013 Blackshear Stadium Prairie View, TX 4,457 PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas - Brandon Eldemire sat on a sofa at the Alabama A&M football offices earlier in the week and assured that "we have plays that will work if we'll just execute them the way we're taught." For three quarters of the game, that execution was evident. But a fruitless third quarter that led to 21 unanswered Prairie View Points points and a pair of missed point-after kicks were the difference in the Bulldogs' loss to the Panthers Saturday night, the Bulldogs' third consecutive defeat. Alabama A&M (1-3 overall, 1-1 in the SWAC) hosts winless Texas Southern next Saturday. It was a breakout night for the A&M running game, with Eldemire rushing nine times for 154 yards and Barrington Scott adding 128 yards on 23 carries, both scoring a touchdown. Jaymason Lee, in his first start at quarterback, was 15-for-28 for 224 yards and two touchdown passes, to Demario Ross and Jonathan Dorsey. However, after Eldemire and Scott scored first-period TDs, freshman kicker Cesar Ramon missed both PATs. Owning a 12-0 lead at halftime, A&M failed to recover an onside kick to open the third period, leading to a Prairie View TD. After the Bulldogs went three-and-out on their next two possessions, Prairie View answered with touchdowns, taking the lead for good. A&M had two fourth-quarter possessions while trailing 28-26, one with only 56 seconds remaining, but both ended in interceptions. "Our mistakes ended up being the difference in the game," said coach Anthony Jones. "We played extremely well in the first half and came back out in the second half and weren't able to stop them a couple of times and they used that momentum to propel them on to victory." Jones refused to place the blame on the missed PATs, saying, "If we had better overall special teams play, it would have made a difference. We kept ourselves backed up (in field position) because of lack of special teams play. That's what happens." A&M was able to shrug off a shanked punt and a blocked punt in the first when Lawrence Barnett intercepted a Prairie View pass. Eldemire broke off a 51-yard run from deep in Bulldog territory, setting up Scott's 15-yard scoring run at 3:19 of the first. The defense forced a quick Panther punt and Eldemire escaped for a 67-yard scoring run with 30 seconds left in the first. Prairie View's Deauntre Smiley scored on a pair of TDs runs that sandwiched a poor A&M possession, taking a lead, then Jerry Lovelocke capped an 80-yard drive with a TD pass to Courtney Brown and a cushion. "We missed tackles," Jones said. "That was the bottom line and their kids did a great job of running through our tackles. We were there but we couldn't them to the ground when we needed to." After the teams swapped touchdown passes, leaving the Panthers up 28-19, Lee marched the Bulldogs 66 yards in seven plays, connecting with Ross with 6:35 to play. Puente's PAT made it Prairie View then made two strong defensive stands to keep A&M out of field goal range, both series ending in interceptions. Key Points The 26 points tie the season high. All 30 of A&M's points have come in the second and third quarters. The 12 and 14 are the first points of the season in the first and fourth quarters. This was the first lead the Maroon & White gave up all season. This was the first loss for AAMU vs. PVAMU in the month of September. The 501 yards was a first in 2013 for the Bulldogs. This was the first game A&M has recorded 227 yards rushing. 224 is the most passing yards A&M has collected this season. First time A&M has recorded two players with 100 or more rushing yards. Barrington Scott 125 and Brandon Eldemire 154. First 100 yard receiving game for any Bulldog receiver in Montaurius Smith finished with seven catches for 100 yards. Lawrence Barnett secured his first two interceptions of his career in the Maroon & White. Score by Quarters Score Alabama A&M Record: (1-3,1-1) Prairie View A&M Record: (2-2,2-2) Scoring Summary: 1st 02:48 AAMU - Scott, Barrignt 15 yd run (Ramon, Cesar kick failed), :19, AAMU 6 - PVAM(1~1 0 00:30 AAMU - Eldemire, Brand 67 yd run (Ramon, Cesar kick failed), :38, AAMU 12 - PVAM(1~1 0 3rd 11:37 PVAM(1~1 - Smiley, D. 1 yd run (Barrick, C. kick), :23, AAMU 12 - PVAM(1~1 7 08:24 PVAM(1~1 - Smiley, D. 37 yd run (Barrick, C. kick), :55, AAMU 12 - PVAM(1~ :54 PVAM(1~1 - Brown, Courtney 26 yd pass from Lovelocke, J. (Barrick, C. kick), :01, AAMU 12 - PVAM(1~1 21 4th 13:00 AAMU - Dorsey, Jonatha 13 yd pass from Lee, Jaymason (Puente, Jordan kick), :12, AAMU 19 - PVAM(1~ :57 PVAM(1~1 - Dunlap, Gabe 5 yd pass from Lovelocke, J. (Barrick, C. kick), :53, AAMU 19 - PVAM(1~ :35 AAMU - Ross, Demario 9 yd pass from Lee, Jaymason (Puente, Jordan kick), :14, AAMU 26 - PVAM(1~1 28 AAMU PVAM(1~1 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time... 34:54 25:06 Third-Down Conversions... 5 of 15 7 of 18 Fourth-Down Conversions... 0 of 2 2 of 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Alabama A&M-Eldemire, Brand 9-154; Scott, Barrignt ; Lee, Jaymason 7-minus 2. Prairie View A&M-Brown, Courtney ; Hebert, Johnta' 5-41; Smiley, D. 5-32; Lovelocke, J. 3-11; Dunlap, Gabe PASSING: Alabama A&M-Lee, Jaymason Prairie View A&M-Lovelocke, J ; Dunlap, Gabe ; Smiley, D RECEIVING: Alabama A&M-Smith, Montauri 7-100; Milton, G'Alonz 3-66; Upshaw, Toriono 1-18; Dorsey, Jonatha 1-13; Ross, Demario 1-9; Ford, Jeremy 1-9; Pride, Terrance 1-9. Prairie View A&M-Cooper, Deandre 5-27; Brown, Courtney 4-52; Dunlap, Gabe 4-28; Gant, Patrick 3-16; Hebert, Johnta' 3-minus 3; Anderson, J INTERCEPTIONS: Alabama A&M-Dagrin, David 1-12; Barnett, Lawren 1-0. Prairie View A&M-Metcalf, David 1-24; Gardiner, D FUMBLES: Alabama A&M-None. Prairie View A&M-Brown, Courtney 1-0.

20 Game 5 A&M 12 vs. Texas Southern 10 Sept. 28, 2013 Louis Crews Stadium Huntsville, AL 7,257 NORMAL It wasn t pretty and it wasn t the best way to win but it was a win as the Alabama A&M football team claimed victory over the Tigers of Texas Southern Saturday evening. Although Jaymason Lee started the game at quarterback it took Brandon Wells to win the contest as he scored the game winning run. Lee went nine of 23 for 90 yards while Wells finished two of three for 33 yards. Montaurius Smith caught seven balls for 52 yards to lead A&M in the receptions category. Running back Barrington Scott rushed the ball 22 times for 85 yards setting up Brandon Eldemire who carried the ball six times for 85 yards and a touchdown. Free safety A.J. Clark led the team in tackles with nine and a tackle for loss. The scoring got started after Scott rushed the ball nine times allowing Eldemire to break free for a 64 yard strike for his longest of the year. A&M went up 6-0 after the extra point was missed by Jordan Puente. The Tigers would get points on the board after a 14 play 69 yard drive that ended with a 35 yard field goal to end the first half with AAMU up 6-3. The scoring didn t get started again until the fifth drive of the third quarter when Texas Southern scored a six-yard touchdown to give them a 10-6 lead at end of the third quarter. With the contest on the line and the visitors up by four, head coach Anthony Jones decided he seen enough of Lee and put in Brandon Wells, broken finger and all, to give the Bulldogs another dimension on offense. Wells, with running ability, ran the ball for 13 yards on two carries and threw the ball for 33 yards on two of three passing to give AAMU their chance to win the game with an eight play 49 yard drive that saw Wells rush for a four yard TD to give A&M a lead and eventually the win. Wells came in and did some things the right way and got us the go ahead touchdown, mentioned Jones. We won the game and our main objective was to score one more point than the other team. We achieved that objective, Thank God, said Jones. We did some good things but we just didn t do enough. We threw the ball and got into point blank range but came up with nothing. What I m hoping for better play by our team. We wanted to win the game and we did enough to do that, Jones recalled. We are not making proper decisions on offense or defense. We are missing check downs and blocks. We have to do better in all aspects of the game. A&M will have their opportunity to do just that as Mississippi Valley visits The Hill on Saturday, Sept. 5 for Homecoming Game time is set at 1:00 p.m. at Louis Crews stadium. Score by Quarters Score Texas Southern Record: (0-4,0-3) Alabama A&M Record: (2-3,2-0) Scoring Summary: 1st 00:28 AAMU - Eldemire, Brand 64 yd run (Puente, Jordan kick failed), :19, TXSOFB 0 - AAMU 6 2nd 00:00 TXSOFB - Medina, E 35 yd field goal, :48, TXSOFB 3 - AAMU 6 3rd 00:07 TXSOFB - Perkins-Loving 6 yd run (Medina, E kick), :25, TXSOFB 10 - AAMU 6 4th 01:48 AAMU - Wells, Brandon 4 yd run (Puente, Jordan kick failed), :44, TXSOFB 10 - AAMU 12 TXSO AAMU FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time... 29:50 30:10 Third-Down Conversions... 7 of 16 4 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions... 0 of 1 0 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Texas Southern-Porter, D 20-37; Causey, H 17-21; Perkins-Loving 4-18; TEAM 1-0; Christophe, J 1-minus 2; Anderson, J 1-minus 12. Alabama A&M-Eldemire, Brand 6-83; Scott, Barrignt 22-77; Wells, Brandon 2-13; TEAM 1-minus 2; Lee, Jaymason 1-minus 10. PASSING: Texas Southern-Causey, H Alabama A&M-Lee, Jaymason ; Wells, Brandon RECEIVING: Texas Southern-Peters, J 5-121; Shipman, D 3-24; Clark, L2-15; Lane, E 1-18; Carpenter, S 1-6. Alabama A&M- Smith, Montauri 7-53; Milton, G'Alonz 2-38; Dorsey, Jonatha 1-26; Scott, Barrignt 1-6. INTERCEPTIONS: Texas Southern-None. Alabama A&M-None. FUMBLES: Texas Southern-Anderson, J 1-1; Christophe, J 1-1; Causey, H 1-0. Alabama A&M-Scott, Barrignt 1-0.

21 Game 6 A&M 9 vs. Mississippi Valley 28 Oct. 5, 2013 Louis Crews Stadium Huntsville, AL 14,873 NORMAL Head coach Anthony Jones could only hang his head as he watch a second straight homecoming loss at the hands of another Mississippi team. Alabama A&M loss Homecoming to Mississippi Valle State University for the second straight year in a row and a first against the Delta Devils since The Bulldogs completed a season low four passes on 22 tries between two different quarterbacks. Brandon Wells, who started the contest, finished three of 16 for 56 yards while Chris Leachman went one of six for 21 yards. Wells threw four interceptions partially due to a broken finger while Leachman totaled one turnover after trying to score on a Hail Mary. Well's also ran the ball eight times for 20 yards. Ball State transfer Barrington Scott rushed for a season high 159 yards on 22 carries with a long of 25 yards. This was his third game with 20 plus carries and his second with 100 plus yards. Brandon Eldemire went 57 yards on 10 touches and the only score for AAMU. Coming off an ACL tear in the spring, Brendon Johnson carried the ball three times for 26 yards. "When I fumbled the ball I got rolled up on my legs which caused me to let the ball go," Scott mentioned. "No matter what I did it's another loss which does not feel good." A&M was never in the game offensively posting only one double digit drive and four out of 16 drives that went eight plays or more. Of the 16 drives five ended in interceptions, six ended in punts, while one ended in a fumble, a missed field goal and downs. Eldemire's TD was the only drive that finished with a score. After the Maroon & White won the toss and chose to defer, Valley scored after three plays to take a 6-0 lead. The Delta Devils then increased their lead after a pick allowed Valley to take a 12-0 lead in the first quarter. A&M finally got things started when MVSU's punt returner Kenneth Dabney fumbled a punt and recovered it in the end zone giving A&M their second safety of the year. Valley then scored again on a pick six by Avery Boykins for 52 yards. The Bulldogs finally got things going on Brandon Eldemire's 14 yard rush to put A&M within striking distance Unfortunately Valley would add to their lead with a 37 yard field goal to give the Delta Devils a 21-9 advantage at halftime. The third quarter was played with no one scoring but the fourth showed Valley was the dominate team after another touchdown to seal the deal and give them their first victory of the season. "Offensively we had our opportunities but we didn't take advantage of them," Jones commented. "A lot of people blame the QB when you lose and congratulate him when you win, that's what comes with the position. We tried different things to help the passing game but we still couldn't make plays." "When you don't take advantage of your opportunities and don't give yourself a chance then you will not win," said Jones. "We didn't do that today and that's why we didn't win." A&M falls to 2-4 overall on the year and 2-2 in the Eastern division conference of the Southwestern Athletic Conference. The Maroon & White will hit the road for the remainder of October. First up is a date with the Jaguars of Southern University on Saturday, October 12th, at 6:00 p.m Mississippi Valley Record: (1-4,1-2) Alabama A&M Record: (2-4,2-2) Scoring Summary: 1st 13:36 MVSU - Drake, R. 21 yd pass from Ivy, P. (Galon, C. kick failed), :24, MVSU 6 - AAMU 0 11:12 MVSU - Frizell, C. 3 yd run (Galon, C. kick failed), :41, MVSU 12 - AAMU 0 02:13 AAMU - Parks, Quentin safety,, MVSU 12 - AAMU 2 2nd 12:55 MVSU - Boykin, A. 52 yd interception return (Galon, C. kick failed),, MVSU 18 - AAMU 2 02:02 AAMU - Eldemire, Brand 14 yd run (Ramon, Cesar kick), :52, MVSU 18 - AAMU 9 00:03 MVSU - Galon, C. 37 yd field goal, :59, MVSU 21 - AAMU 9 4th 09:32 MVSU - Dabney, K. 47 yd pass from Collins,J. (Galon, C. kick), :57, MVSU 28 - AAMU 9 MVSU AAMU FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time... 26:02 33:58 Third-Down Conversions... 5 of 15 2 of 12 Fourth-Down Conversions... 0 of 1 0 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Mississippi Valley-Frizell, C ; Ivy, P. 4-31; Johnson, Jo. 7-5; Stafford, J. 1-1; Collins,J. 6-minus 7. Alabama A&M-Scott, Barrignt ; Eldemire, Brand 10-57; Johnson, Brenda 3-26; Wells, Brandon 8-20; Pride, Terrance 1-13; Leachman, Chris 1-minus 1; Nelson, Bryan 0-7. PASSING: Mississippi Valley-Collins,J ; Ivy, P Alabama A&M-Wells, Brandon ; Leachman, Chris RECEIVING: Mississippi Valley-Drake, R. 3-44; Dabney, K. 2-53; Moore, J. 1-43; Stafford, J. 1-7; Brooks, N. 1-7; Davis, J Alabama A&M- Milton, G Alonz 2-46; Ross, Demario 1-21; Pride, Terrance INTERCEPTIONS: Mississippi Valley-Hudson, T. 2-24; Boykin, A. 1-52; Johnson, J. 1-20; Fugate, S Alabama A&M-None. FUMBLES: Mississippi Valley-Dabney, K Alabama A&M-Pride, Terrance 1-0; Scott, Barrignt 1-0; Wells, Brandon 1-1. Score by Quarters Score

22 Game 7 A&M 17 vs. Southern 20 Oct. 12, 2013 A. W. Mumford Stadium Baton Rouge, LA 15,815 Baton Rouge, LA The first half started eerily similar to last week's finding the Bulldogs down by two scores. Realizing this A&M turned things around quickly with a Lawrence Barnett interception, his third of the season, which led to a one yard touchdown by Barrington Scott. Another interception by AAMU's Tremaine Shepard, his second of the year, led to a Cesar Ramon 32 yard field goal to pull the Maroon & White within four at half-time. All 10 points came off of Southern turnovers. Head coach Anthony Jones realizing the SU offense is ranked first in the conference held the ball for 17:21 during the first half keeping the potent offense off the field. The second half started with a Wells pick but the number one defense in the conference stood tall with Tremaine Lewis grabbing his second interception of the game. A&M had to punt the ball away which gave the Jaguars another shot at extending their lead. But on a fourth and 13 Germaine Calmes and Diondre Lewis sacked SU quarterback Dray Joseph ending the Jaguars drive. With the game going back and forth it would eventually be halted due to a lighting delay. After an hour and forty minutes the teams returned to the field to resume play. A&M was staring at a third and one from the SU 26 yard line. On fourth down starting quarterback Brandon Wells found tight end Toriono Upshaw for a five yard pass and catch that led to a touchdown by the same pair that put A&M ahead The ensuing kickoff saw Southern's Willie Quinn run the ball back 39 yards giving SU 49 yards to tie or win the game. After four plays that put the Jags on the A&M five yard line. Joseph threw the ball away and was remained in the tackle box with no receiver in the area. After a minute discussion by the officials grounding was called which required a 10 second run off and with seven seconds remaining in regulation the game was deemed over. The officials then ran into their locker room as the Bulldogs crossed the field to shake hands and celebrate a much needed victory. With both teams on the field the officials then returned to the field and explained that since Southern had a time-out remaining they could use it instead of allowing the run-off. SU's kicker Matthew Hill would eventually kick a 37 yard game tying field goal to force overtime. In the first overtime SU faced a fourth and long and attempted a 43 yard field goal but was blocked by Theron Rice. On the third play of AAMU's first offensive possession Barrington Scott was tackled and rolled over on his back which then allowed the ball to become dislodged. The officials called the play dead, met for two minutes then ruled the transfer fumbled ending the Bulldogs offensive possession in the first overtime. The start of the second overtime saw A&M on offense and after three plays saw Cesar Ramon miss a 37 yard field goal to the right. SU then took over and after three plays saw Hill hit his second 37 yard field goal for the upsetting victory over Alabama A&M. "We had our opportunities but we let some things get away," Jones said. "The players played a great game but unfortunately it didn't go our way. I did not agree with everything that happened." On Brandon Wells. "He played well he gave us a lot of opportunities to win the game." On the end of the game play. "SU QB Dray Joseph was called for a grounding penalty with seven seconds remaining. By rule there is a 10 second run off but the Jaguars had a time-out and used it instead of the run off. They then tied the game with a field goal. On Cesar Ramon performance. "Cesar did some really good things tonight. He still needs to improve on some areas but played well for us this evening." Wells finished 13 of 27 for 129 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Brandon Eldemire finished with 89 yards on 15 carries while Scott totaled 87 yards on 26 touches. Wide receiver Montaurius Smith led both teams with seven receptions for 82 yards. Ramon connected on his first field goal of the year a 32 yarder and totaled 242 yards on four kickoffs. Southern's Joseph went 16 of 36 with four picks and a touchdown. His favorite target Lee Doss caught six passes for 106 yards. The loss drops A&M to 2-5 on the year and 2-3 in the Eastern Division. Their next opportunity to capture a victory will be in the 72nd annual Magic City Classic in two weeks. Score by Quarters OT [ 5 6 ] Score [ - - ] Alabama A&M [ 0 0 ] - 17 Record: (2-5,2-3) Southern U [ 0 3 ] - 20 Record: (3-3,3-1) Scoring Summary: 1st 11:37 SUBR - Quinn, W. 33 yd pass from Joseph, D. (Hill, M. kick), :23, AAMU 0 - SUBR 7 11:37 SUBR - Bethancourt, J. 0 yd fumble recovery (Hill, M. kick),, AAMU 0 - SUBR 14 04:37 AAMU - Scott, Barrignt 1 yd run (Ramon, Cesar kick), :32, AAMU 7 - SUBR 14 2nd 08:22 AAMU - Ramon, Cesar 32 yd field goal, :22, AAMU 10 - SUBR 14 4th 00:49 AAMU - Upshaw, Toriono 4 yd pass from Wells, Brandon (Ramon, Cesar kick), :34, AAMU 17 - SUBR 14 00:00 SUBR - Hill, M. 37 yd field goal, :41, AAMU 17 - SUBR 17 OT 15:00 SUBR - Hill, M. 37 yd field goal, 4-5 0:00, AAMU 17 - SUBR 20 AAMU SUBR FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time... 38:44 21:16 Third-Down Conversions... 8 of 25 4 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions... 4 of 4 0 of 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Alabama A&M-Eldemire, Brand 15-89; Scott, Barrignt 26-87; Wells, Brandon Southern U.-Tillery, L ; Favorite, K. 2-8; Joseph, D. 7-minus 11. PASSING: Alabama A&M-Wells, Brandon ; Pride, Terrance Southern U.-Joseph, D RECEIVING: Alabama A&M-Smith, Montauri 7-82; Upshaw, Toriono 3-26; Milton, G Alonz 2-16; Pride, Terrance 1-5. Southern U.-Doss, L ; Quinn, W. 5-62; Bates, W. 3-13; Altman, S. 1-36; Jones, M INTERCEPTIONS: Alabama A&M-Shepherd, Trema 2-6; Barnett, Lawren 1-25; Harris, Derrick Southern U.-Cook, O FUMBLES: Alabama A&M-Scott, Barrignt 1-1; Johnson, Brenda 1-1; Eldemire, Brand 1-1; Wells, Brandon 1-0. Southern U.-Tillery, L. 1-1; Joseph, D. 1-0.

23 Game 8 A&M 7 vs. Alabama State 31 Oct. 26, 2013 Legion Field Birmingham, AL 61,113 Birmingham- Bulldog football scored seven points but was unable to convert on any other plays falling to Alabama State 31-7 in the 72nd annual Magic City Classic. In the first back-to-back win in the Anthony Jones era for State, the Hornets pulled together 14 points in the second quarter and 17 in the fourth to earn their first back-to-back win in the Reggie Barlow era. The Bulldogs were able to keep the high potent offense out of the endzone in the first quarter but the second quarter proved difficult as A&M was unable to convert for a first down until their third series of the game. From there A&M managed four first downs in the first half, 65 offensive yards and two passes completed. While State scored 14 points, secured 276 yards with 167 of those passing and 109 rushing. With 63,113 in attendance, the largest crowd A&M has played in front of in 2013, the Bulldogs were unable to score even getting as close as the Hornets 24 yard line before the end of their possession on downs. The second half proved better for the Maroon & White but it also was better for Alabama State as both teams were coming off a bye week. The Hornets use their time of possession of 12:18 seconds to increase their lead by 17 points in the fourth quarter. A&M did managed to enter the red zone in the second half multiple times but a Jaymason Lee fumble after 10 plays saw 85 yards chewed up, stopped one of the most promising drives in the game at the Hornets one yard line. The fourth quarter was similar to the first three except the Bulldogs were able to score when Brandon Wells found Montaurius Smith for a 13 yard score to finally put AAMU on the board. On the very next drive ASU's Bobby Wenzig found the uprights on a 28 yard field goal. State added another score to the board when Jaymason Lee was sacked for a loss of 12 yards and a Rashad Anderson punt out of bounds saw Alabama State take over at the A&M 32 yard line. They went on to score six points on a Rodney Cross 2 yard strike that increase their lead 31-7 for the eventual victory. State grabbed their 38th win in the Magic City Classic with a 31-7 win over A&M matching their total points from the 2012 season contest. Senior Theron Rice blocked his third kick of the season and finished with a pair of stops. Brandon Eldemire rushed the ball 10 times for 58 yards while Barrington Scott finished with 19 rushes for 63 yards. Terrance Pride punt return for a TD was called back on a blocking in the back penalty that would have put A&M within striking distance of the Hornets. Starting quarterback Brandon Wells went three for 10 for 27 yards while Jaymson Lee finished 10 for 22 for 153 yards with his longest of 43 yards. Rashad Anderson punted the ball eight times for 265 yards averaging 33.1 a punt with his longest being 48 and two landing inside the 20 yard line. Smith led the Bulldogs with four catches for 58 yards and the lone touchdown. A&M will try to break this three game losing streak when they travel to Alcorn State, Mississippi in their next contest on Saturday, November 2, at 4 p.m.. Score by Quarters Score Alabama A&M Record: (2-6,2-4) Alabama State Record: (6-2,6-1) Scoring Summary: 2nd 11:30 ALST - Neely, Jarrett 15 yd pass from Duhart, Daniel (Rothman, Alex kick), :49, AAMU 0 - ALST 7 00:10 ALST - Bell, DeMario 15 yd pass from Duhart, Daniel (Rothman, Alex kick), :10, AAMU 0 - ALST 14 4th 14:13 ALST - Lucas, Earl 39 yd pass from Duhart, Daniel (Rothman, Alex kick), :47, AAMU 0 - ALST 21 11:32 AAMU - Smith, Montauri 13 yd pass from Wells, Brandon (Ramon, Cesar kick), :40, AAMU 7 - ALST 21 07:38 ALST - Wenzig, Bobby 28 yd field goal, :48, AAMU 7 - ALST 24 03:58 ALST - Cross, Rodney 2 yd run (Wenzig, Bobby kick), :32, AAMU 7 - ALST 31 AAMU ALST FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time... 33:36 26:24 Third-Down Conversions... 3 of 16 3 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions... 1 of 3 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Alabama A&M-Scott, Barrignt 19-68; Eldemire, Brand 10-63; Anderson,Rashad 1-21; Wells, Brandon 4-0; Johnson, Brenda 1-0; Puente, Jordan 1-minus 2; Lee, Jaymason 5-minus 4. Alabama State-Cyrus, Malcolm ; Crowell, Isaiah 11-19; Gilzeane, Chris 4-6; Duhart, Daniel 5-5; Neely, Jarrett 1-4; Cross, Rodney 1-2; Team 4-minus 14. PASSING: Alabama A&M-Lee, Jaymason ; Wells, Brandon ; Puente, Jordan Alabama State-Duhart, Daniel ; Team RECEIVING: Alabama A&M-Smith, Montauri 4-58; Ross, Demario 3-14; Upshaw, Toriono 2-25; Eldemire, Brand 2-20; Dorsey, Jonatha 1-43; Milton, G'Alonz 1-28; Pride, Terrance 1-5. Alabama State-Lucas, Earl 5-94; Bell, DeMario 3-83; Robinson, Justi 1-56; Everett, Myles 1-19; Neely, Jarrett 1-15; Gamble, Marcus 1-14; Cyrus, Malcolm 1-13; Fenderson, Corn 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS: Alabama A&M-None. Alabama State-Bright, Najee FUMBLES: Alabama A&M-Ross, Demario 1-1; Lee, Jaymason 1-1. Alabama State-Team 1-0

24 Game 9 A&M 19 vs. Alabama State 18 Nov. 2, 2013 Spinks Casem Stadium Lorman, MS 7,037 LORMAN It wasn't pretty but that's how the Bulldogs have done it all season as they broke their second three game losing streak of the season with a win over the Braves of Alcorn State. The win is head coach Anthony Jones 100th overall victory, 60th Southwestern Athletic Conference win, 40th victory over teams from Mississippi, and 399th win for the Alabama A&M football program. "Thank the Lord for allowing me to be here and all the support we have gotten throughout the years," Jones said. "This was a team effort from the players to my family, Dr. Hugine Jr., Mr. Hicks, our fans and our band. I am thankful for everyone involved in this process." Transfer Barrington Scott carried the load for A&M with 21 rushes for 66 yards. The lightning of the duo Brandon Eldemire collected 65 yards on five carries. Coming in after the Bulldogs posted 45 offensive yards, one first down, and a 15-0 deficit, Jaymason Lee went 11 of 20 for 150 yards and three touchdowns. In his first drive he led the Bulldogs on a four play, 73 yard possession in 1:49 seconds to get A&M on the scoreboard. Montaurius Smith secured five catches for 81 yards and made by far one of the best plays of the season when he laid out to catch a Mason pass that had thought to be overthrown. The reception allowed Alabama A&M to covert a third down into a first down. "When I saw the pass I thought, this ball is to pretty I have to catch it," said the Birmingham native. Chris Ervin led the fourth ranked defense in the Football Championship Subdivision with 11 tackles while linebacker Robert Nelson posted 10. "I'm proud of my team they made some great plays today. I've said this all along we are a good football team and we are better than what our record says," Jones mentioned. The game started fast for Alcorn as they took a 15-0 lead with 14:04 remaining in the second quarter. Alcorn took advantage of a safety after a Brave punt pinned the Bulldogs on their own four yard line. The Braves then added their second score on the very next drive giving them a 9-0 advantage. Alcorn then scored their second and last touchdown of the game on their fourth drive of the contest. From there the Bulldogs took over the game and played their brand of football. With over seven thousand fans in attendance, Jones and crew debut the Mad Dog offense with former quarterback Terrance Pride running the show. This allowed the passing game to open up for Mason who on his very next drive took A&M on a 13 play, 80 yard possession for their second straight score. With the score at and halftime looming Alcorn booted a 45 yard field goal to give themselves an lead. With 2:52 left in the first half the Maroon and White's Scott got loose for his longest run of the game at 26 yards, then Lee found Smith for 23 yards and a Brendon Johnson 10 yard run saw the Bulldogs at the Purple and Gold 19. Cesar Ramon attempted a 36 yard field goal but pushed it left and saw AAMU down at the break. The second half saw one score between both teams a 26 yard throw and catch from Lee to Dorsey. Those six points put A&M up for their first lead in a game since the :49 second mark remaining in the Southern University contest. From there the number one defense in the league held Alcorn to two punts, a pair of missed field goals and a fumble on special teams to put the ball back in the Bulldog offense hands for the eventual win. "We told the guys at half time we could win this game. As long as we played them to the very end we knew we would have a chance," said Jones. "It's an emotional win due to the way the season has gone. We've fought in all of our contests and this time we were able to finish it." The win was similar to last seasons as Alcorn defeated A&M by one point giving the Bulldogs their first loss of 2012 and tripped up A&M trying to get to their sixth championship game. Alcorn falls to 7-3 overall and 5-2 in the Eastern Division of the SWAC. The Braves were led by John Gibbs who went 18 of 30 for 171 yards and a TD strike. Arnold Walker rushed for 109 yards on 27 touches while Tollette George posted four receptions for 54 yards. Next up A&M will welcome the Tigers of Jackson State at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 9, in Louis Crews stadium. Score by Quarters Score Alabama A&M Record: (3-6,3-4) Alcorn State Record: (7-3,5-2) Scoring Summary: 1st 04:36 ALCN - Green, T. safety,, AAMU 0 - ALCN 2 02:00 ALCN - Payne,J. 7 yd pass from Jr.,J. Gibbs (Mccraney,H. kick), :26, AAMU 0 - ALCN 9 2nd 14:11 ALCN - Price,J. 1 yd run (Mccraney,H. kick failed), :06, AAMU 0 - ALCN 15 12:22 AAMU - Dorsey, Jonatha 20 yd pass from Lee, Jaymason (Ramon, Cesar kick), :42, AAMU 7 - ALCN 15 04:07 AAMU - Upshaw, Toriono 10 yd pass from Lee, Jaymason (Lee, Jaymason rush failed), :56, AAMU 13 - ALCN 15 02:58 ALCN - Mccraney,H. 45 yd field goal, :02, AAMU 13 - ALCN 18 3rd 04:23 AAMU - Dorsey, Jonatha 26 yd pass from Lee, Jaymason (Pride, Terrance rush failed), :18, AAMU 19 - ALCN 18 AAMU ALCN FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time... 29:17 30:43 Third-Down Conversions... 6 of 13 4 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions... 0 of 0 2 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Alabama A&M-Scott, Barrignt 21-66; Eldemire, Brand 5-65; Pride, Terrance 4-48; Johnson, Brenda 3-16; Wells, Brandon 1-minus 3; Lee, Jaymason 4-minus 5. Alcorn State-Walker,A ; Jr.,J. Gibbs 4-20; Price,J. 4-12; Williams III, A 1-2. PASSING: Alabama A&M-Lee, Jaymason ; Wells, Brandon Alcorn State-Jr.,J. Gibbs ; Jr.,Z Rollins ; Walker,A RECEIVING: Alabama A&M-Smith, Montauri 5-81; Dorsey, Jonatha 4-72; Upshaw, Toriono 3-20; Ross, Demario 1-8; Pride, Terrance 1-3. Alcorn State-George,T. 4-54; Davis, L. 3-43; Jr.,Z Rollins 3-15; Walker,A. 3-14; Payne,J. 2-36; Turner, J. 1-25; Shed, B. 1-14; Doss,T. 1-5; Vessell,B. 1-minus 2. INTERCEPTIONS: Alabama A&M-None. Alcorn State-None. FUMBLES: Alabama A&M-Dorsey, Jonatha 1-1; Scott, Barrignt 1-0. Alcorn State-Doss,T. 1-1.

25 Game 10 A&M 20 vs. Alabama State 26 Nov. 9, 2013 Louis Crews Stadium Huntsville, AL. 7,037 NORMAL -- Coach Anthony Jones unleashed the Mad Dog offense again and it paid off. The Maroon & White got off to a hot start offensively. With the new offensive strategy, Terrence Pride received his first start at quarterback, where he completed a pass good for twelve yards. Jaymason Lee took over from there and marched the team down the field and into the red zone. For the first time this season the team put points on the board on their opening possession, scoring a field goal and giving them a 3-0 lead over the visiting Tigers of Jackson State University. Cesar Ramon's second completed field goal of the year gave A&M the lead. The start defensively was also a great one for the Maroon & White as they forced the Tigers' offense to exit the field the same way they entered, scoreless. At the 7:10 mark of the first quarter, free safety Derrick Harris recorded his third interception of the season, picking off a pass from JSU's Clayton Moore off a deflection down the middle of the field. On the ensuing possession, the Maroon & White scored again, this time good for six. Jaymason Lee connected with a wide-open Montaurius Smith down the middle of the field for a 24-yard strike. Up 10-nothing over the Tigers, Smith and Lee linked again for another huge play down the heart of the JSU defense. Smith's second diving catch of the season helped complete a 44-yard bomb thrown by Lee, again putting the team in great scoring position as the time expired ending the quarter. The right foot of Cesar Ramon extended the Bulldog lead to 13-0 just 14 seconds into the second period. Ramon completed his third field goal of the season after the offense failed to convert a touchdown from the four-yard line. The offense cooled off slightly in the second period. A&M still converted plays and gained yards, but it was all for nothing as the team failed to post any more points in the second quarter. While the Maroon & White cooled off, momentum seemed to swing in favor of the Tigers and JSU began to heat up. The team that had played only one game in the last three weeks was able to score a touchdown at the one minute mark, and close the half with two field goals of their own to tie the game at 13. The rival Eastern Division teams went into the locker rooms with neither team possessing an advantage on the scoreboard. The second half began with Cesar Ramon kicking off to Jackson State, and the Tigers wasted little time changing the score line. JSU scored their second touchdown of the game less than two minutes into the half. After JSU gained the lead at 20-13, neither team would score again for the remainder of the period. Although, the Tigers took the lead in the third quarter, the second half was dominated by neither team. Both teams would exchange action with no major or break out plays. Despite holding the visitors to minimal yardage, the Maroon & White could not prevent JSU from increasing their lead. The Tigers were able to add another three points to their advantage on a field goal at the start of the fourth quarter. That gave Jackson a lead. As head coach Anthony Jones continues to mention the Bulldogs would not give up they turned seven plays on 56 yards into a touchdown with a minute and 14 seconds remaining. The first onside kick by the Bulldogs would not go there way and eventually JSU would earn their eighth win in the league and claimed the Eastern Division crown advancing to their second straight championship contest. Lee finished 10 of 29 for 195 yards with a pair of TD's and an interception. Barrington Scott led all runners with 90 yards on 16 carries. Smith collected five receptions for 124 yards for his second hundred yard game of the season. Once again Robert Nelson led A&M with nine tackles. Jackson was led by quarterback Clayton Moore who went 18 for 31 for 311 yards and two touchdowns. Zach Pendleton posted nine catches for 193 yards while Rakeem Sims ran for 89 yards on 13 carries. The Bulldogs will have one more opportunity for a another home win when they host the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Saturday, November 16, at 1 p.m. in their final home contest of the 2013 season. Score by Quarters Score Jackson State Univ Record: (7-2,8-0) Alabama A&M Record: (3-7,3-5) Scoring Summary: 1st 12:49 AAMU - Ramon, Cesar 32 yd field goal, :11, J-STATE 0 - AAMU 3 06:11 AAMU - Smith, Montauri 24 yd pass from Lee, Jaymason (Ramon, Cesar kick), :59, J-STATE 0 - AAMU 10 2nd 14:46 AAMU - Ramon, Cesar 21 yd field goal, :13, J-STATE 0 - AAMU 13 13:37 J-STATE - Perkins, Mich 23 yd pass from Moore, Clayton (Deising, Ryan kick), :03, J-STATE 7 - AAMU 13 04:22 J-STATE - Deising, Ryan 20 yd field goal, :31, J-STATE 10 - AAMU 13 01:38 J-STATE - Deising, Ryan 20 yd field goal, 4-3 1:53, J-STATE 13 - AAMU 13 3rd 13:39 J-STATE - Singleton, Tobi 24 yd pass from Moore, Clayton (Deising, Ryan kick), :15, J-STATE 20 - AAMU 13 4th 10:07 J-STATE - Deising, Ryan 22 yd field goal, :53, J-STATE 23 - AAMU 13 03:41 J-STATE - Deising, Ryan 39 yd field goal, :03, J-STATE 26 - AAMU 13 01:16 AAMU - Smith, Montauri 1 yd pass from Lee, Jaymason (Ramon, Cesar kick), :16, J-STATE 26 - AAMU 20 J-STATE AAMU FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time... 31:56 28:04 Third-Down Conversions... 3 of 14 1 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions... 2 of 2 1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Jackson State Univ.-Sims, Rakeem 13-89; Moore, Clayton 16-33; Gooden, Tommy 8-7; Capler, Stedmon 1-4; TEAM 3-minus 5. Alabama A&M-Scott, Barrignt 16-90; Pride, Terrance 4-33; Johnson, Brenda 2-15; Lee, Jaymason 8-minus 35. PASSING: Jackson State Univ.-Moore, Clayton ; Ingram, Evan Alabama A&M-Lee, Jaymason ; Pride, Terrance RECEIVING: Jackson State Univ.-Pendleton, Zach 9-193; Singleton, Tobi 4-46; Perkins, Mich 3-63; McKenzie, De. 1-36; Gooden, Tommy 1-6; Fosselman, Dev 1-4. Alabama A&M-Smith, Montauri 5-124; Ross, Demario 3-31; Dorsey, Jonatha 1-35; Scott, Barrignt 1-12; Milton, G Alonz 1-5. INTERCEPTIONS: Jackson State Univ.-Griffin, Ryan Alabama A&M-Harris, Derrick 1-2. FUMBLES: Jackson State Univ.-Moore, Clayton 3-2. Alabama A&M-None. BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013 *BULLDOG Football 2013

26 Game 11 A&M 50 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 42 Nov. 16, 2013 Louis Crews Stadium Huntsville, AL. 7,786 NORMAL A lot of first happened today at Louis Crews stadium. Fifty points was the most an Anthony Jones team has scored since November 22, yards off of 16 of 29 passing by Jaymason Lee was his season high. Most points allowed all season by the defense 42. Demario Ross 102 yards receiving on a pair of receptions, his first hundred yard game this season. Barrington Scott 201 yards on 33 carries which allows him to eclipse the thousand yard mark for the year. His three touchdowns was also a season high, while also collecting season highs in carries and yards rushed. The Bulldogs scored in every quarter seven in the first, 12 in the second, 15 in the third and 16 in the fourth. Most penalties in one game 12 for 157 yards. Punting only one time all game for 43 yards. Most total points between two teams in A&M's Division I era. Second straight game UAPB scored 40 or more points. In a game that saw a lot of offense the Golden Lions of the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff and Alabama A&M combined for 92 points scored, 49 first downs, 324 yards rushing, 679 yards passing, and 1,003 total yards of offense. It was senior day on "The Hill" along with 2,300 high school students attending the annual high school day events. The contest started just as fast as it finished with a 33 yard run by UAPB quarterback Ben Anderson to open the scoring. A&M would answer back with a four play 63 yard drive that saw Lee connect with Smith for a 23 yard s core. Pine Bluff then took the lead, which they held most of the game, on an Anderson pass and catch to Drayton Willis for a five yard strike. The Lions then added another score to make it 21-7 when Michael Wilson rushed the ball for a four-yard score. A&M then answered with a 12 play 75 yard score that chewed up 5:26 on the clock when Lee found Terrance Pride for a five yard touchdown. Ramon then kicked one of his two field goals to pull within four On UAPB's first play after the field goal the ball went through Anderson's hands and rolled into the back of the end zone for safety. That allowed A&M to pull within two at halftime. The second half was similar to the first but the Bulldogs outscored the Golden Lions with touchdowns by Scott for 11 yards, a 57 yard score by Demario Ross, another Scott rush for 2 yards, a Ramon 38 yard field goal, and a final Scott rush for 24 yards to put the game away for A&M. Once again Robert Nelson led the team with nine tackles while senior Derrick Harris posted a season high seven stops. Harris also posted his fourth interception which stopped the UAPB final drive of the game, while Lawrence Barnett also recorded his fourth pick of the season. Pride finished with 124 yards on special teams with 54 on three punt returns and 70 yards on three kick returns. A&M will enjoy this victory before they play their final game of the season vs. Georgia Tech. The non-conference contest is set for 12:30 central, 1:30 eastern on ESPN3.com at Bobby Dodd stadium Saturday, November 23rd. Score by Quarters Score Arkansas Pine-Bluff Record: (2-8,3-6) Alabama A&M Record: (4-7,3-5) Scoring Summary: 1st 12:37 UAPB - Anderson 33 yd run (Strickland kick), :23, UAPB 7 - AAMU 0 10:35 AAMU - Smith, Montauri 23 yd pass from Lee, Jaymason (Ramon, Cesar kick), :55, UAPB 7 - AAMU 7 00:28 UAPB - Willis 5 yd pass from Anderson (Strickland kick), :40, UAPB 14 - AAMU 7 2nd 10:12 UAPB - Wilson 4 yd run (Strickland kick), :37, UAPB 21 - AAMU 7 04:53 AAMU - Pride, Terrance 5 yd pass from Lee, Jaymason (Ramon, Cesar kick), :19, UAPB 21 - AAMU 14 01:12 AAMU - Ramon, Cesar 29 yd field goal, :01, UAPB 21 - AAMU 17 01:10 AAMU - TEAM safety,, UAPB 21 - AAMU 19 3rd 11:05 AAMU - Scott, Barrignt 11 yd run (Scott, Barrignt pass from Lee, Jaymason), :46, UAPB 21 - AAMU 27 10:15 UAPB - Anderson 42 yd run (Strickland kick), :50, UAPB 28 - AAMU 27 06:47 AAMU - Ross, Demario 57 yd pass from Lee, Jaymason (Ramon, Cesar kick), :19, UAPB 28 - AAMU 34 04:25 UAPB - Winters 5 yd pass from Anderson (Strickland kick), :22, UAPB 35 - AAMU 34 00:22 UAPB - Kensey 42 yd pass from Anderson (Strickland kick), :09, UAPB 42 - AAMU 34 4th 11:39 AAMU - Ramon, Cesar 38 yd field goal, :34, UAPB 42 - AAMU 37 06:57 AAMU - Scott, Barrignt 3 yd run (Pride, Terrance pass failed), :24, UAPB 42 - AAMU 43 01:51 AAMU - Scott, Barrignt 24 yd run (Ramon, Cesar kick), :18, UAPB 42 - AAMU 50 UAPB AAMU FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time... 24:26 35:34 Third-Down Conversions... 3 of 8 10 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions... 0 of 0 0 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Arkansas Pine-Bluff-Anderson 14-88; Smith, Jamie 8-17; Wilson 1-4; Willis 1-1; Ashley 1-0. Alabama A&M-Scott, Barrignt ; Wells, Brandon 2-11; Johnson, Brenda 4-10; Lee, Jaymason 2-8; TEAM 1-minus 3; Pride, Terrance 2-minus 13. PASSING: Arkansas Pine-Bluff-Anderson Alabama A&M-Lee, Jaymason RECEIVING: Arkansas Pine-Bluff-Beverly 9-174; Swain 3-37; Ferguson 3-34; Winters 2-30; Branch 2-8; Kensey 1-42; Willis 1-5. Alabama A&M- Smith, Montauri 7-114; Ross, Demario 2-102; Johnson, Brenda 2-64; Williams, O Dar 2-18; Pride,Terrance 2-16; Dorsey, Jonatha INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas Pine-Bluff-Minor Alabama A&M-Harris, Derrick 1-14; Barnett, Lawren 1-2. FUMBLES: Arkansas Pine-Bluff-None. Alabama A&M-None.