Eastern Illinois Quick Facts. COACH: Kim Dameron (Arkansas, 83) EIU Record Career Record... Same vs. SIU

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1 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES Contact John Lock (309) (cell) VS GAME TWO GAME TWO #25/RV Southern Illinois (1-0, 0-0 MVFC) at # 14/16 Eastern Illinois (0-1, 0-0 OVC) Southern Illinois Quick Facts COACH: Dale Lennon (North Dakota, 1983) SIU Record th season Career Record th season vs. EIU OFFENSIVE QUICK FACTS Per Game MVFC Rank Scoring t-1st Rushing nd Passing rd Total nd Sacks Allowed...0 (0.0)... t-1st KO Return (per return)...none rd Down Conv %... 1st 4th Down Conv DEFENSIVE QUICK FACTS: Per Game MVFC Rank Scoring st Rushing st Passing st Total st Sacks...5 (5.)... 1st Net Punting (per punt) th Opp. 3rd Down Conv %... 2nd Opp. 4th Down Conv t-1st TEAM LEADERS: Passing Yards Per Game Mark Iannotti Rushing Yards Per Game Malcolm Agnew Receiving Yards Per Game Malcolm Agnew QUICK HITS Eastern Illinois Quick Facts COACH: Kim Dameron (Arkansas, 83) EIU Record Career Record... Same vs. SIU OFFENSIVE QUICK FACTS: Per Game OVC Rank* Scoring th Rushing th Passing st Total th Sacks Allowed...3 (3.0)...t-6th KO Return (per return) th 3rd Down Conv %... 6th 4th Down Conv nd DEFENSIVE QUICK FACTS: Per Game OVC Rank* Scoring th Rushing th Passing th Total th Sacks...2 (2.0)...t-3rd Net Punting (per punt) th Opp. 3rd Down Conv %...t-7th Opp. 4th Down Conv *9 teams in the OVC TEAM LEADERS: Passing Yards Per Game Andrew Manley Rushing Yards Per Game Jalen Whitlow Receiving Yards Per Game Adam Drake No. 25/RV Southern Illinois travels to Charleston, Ill., to take on No. 14/16 Eastern Illinois in O Brien Field (10,000) at 6 p.m. on Saturday night. SIU is ranked in the FCS Coaches Poll, marking the first time the program has been ranked in either poll since they were ranked in both polls on Oct. 3, SIU pitched a shutout in the season-opening 45-0 win over Taylor. SIU was one of only four teams in the FCS to hold its opponent scoreless in week one. The shutout was the fifth in head coach Dale Lennon s tenure at SIU. Going back to include his tenure as defensive coordinator at North Dakota from , Lennon has called seven shutouts as a defensive coordinator. Running back Malcolm Agnew took a handoff on the first play of the game and took it 65 yards for a touchdown. By scoring in just 15 seconds into the season opener, Agnew scored the fastest recorded touchdown of any season in school history. Agnew s run was also the longest run by an SIU back since Sept. 6, // 6 p.m. CST Charleston, Ill. // O Brien Field (10,000) Series History: SIU leads Series Streak: EIU W2 Last Meeting: EIU 40, SIU 37 (2OT) In Charleston: SIU leads, RADIO BROADCAST: SALUKI SPORTS NETWORK Saluki Hall-of-Fame broadcaster Mike Reis is in his 36th year calling the play-by-play action as the Voice of the Salukis. He will be joined in the booth by Gene Green, who is in his 17th season serving as analyst for the Saluki Sports Network. Former Saluki linebacker Connor James is in his inaugural season as the third member of the broadcast team. With nine affiliates, the Saluki Sports Network is the biggest its ever been for SIU football. SALUKI SPORTS NETWORK WVZA-FM, FM Carbondale (Flagship) WRXX-FM, 95.3 FM Centralia, Ill. WRUL-FM, 97.3 FM Carmi, Ill. WEBQ-FM, FM Harrisburg, Ill. KYRX-FM, 97.3 FM Cape Girardeau, Mo. WMOK-AM, 920 AM Metropolis, Ill. KATZ-AM, St. Louis, Mo. WVMC-AM/FM, 1360 AM/ 99.1 FM Mt. Carmel, Ill. WHCO-AM, 1230 AM Sparta, Ill. VIDEO STREAMING A free video stream of the game is available through the OVC Digital Network on OVCDigitalNetwork.com. SOCIAL MEDIA Keep up on all things Saluki football on social media. Get in-game updates and every news story by following SIU football on Get pregame links and photos on the program s Facebook page at Facebook.com/ SalukiFootball. Get photos from all SIU sports on SIU SCHEDULE A28 Taylor W, 45-0 S6 at Eastern Illinois 6 p.m. S13 Southeast Missouri 6 p.m. S20 at Purdue TBA S27 Western Illinois* 6 p.m. O4 South Dakota* 6 p.m. O11 at North Dakota State* 1 p.m. O18 at Youngstown State* 3 p.m. O25 Indiana State* (HC) (Valley TV) 6 p.m. N bye week N8 at Missouri State* 2 p.m. N15 Northern Iowa* (Valley TV) 2 p.m. N22 at Illinois State* (Comcast SportsNet Chicago) 1 p.m. * = Missouri Valley Football Conference game All times central

2 NOTES & MEDIA INFO MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: SALUKIS VS. PANTHERS SIU opens FCS play against Eastern Illinois on Sept. 6 at 6 p.m. at O Brien Field in Charleston, Ill. SIU leads the all-time series with Eastern Illinois, overall and in games played in Charleston, Ill. SIU has lost to EIU each of the last two years after winning four straight between 2005 and SIU lost to then-no. 15 Eastern Illinois in double-overtime last year. Eastern eventually rose to No. 2 in the national rankings, and SIU s game was the only FCS opponent to stay within 18 points of Eastern last year before the Panthers lost to Towson in the FCS playoffs. The last time SIU and EIU met when both teams were ranked was Southern s 48-7 win in the 2009 FCS Playoffs. RETURNING PLAYERS Southern has 18 starters returning from. The Salukis have seven starters returning on offense, losing QB Kory Faulkner, WR John Lantz, FB Ray Agnew and OL Jarien Moreland. On defense, Southern Illinois returns eight starters, losing only LB Bryan Presume and CB Terrell Wilson. Southern returns 15 of the 22 players on last Table of Contents EIU Preview/Returners/Road Success...2 Media Services...2 Night Games/TU Notes/SIU Cracks top Quick Facts/Roster Breakdown...3 New Coaches/Team Off./Def. Notes...4 Top 25 Polls...4 Ind. Off./Def. Notes...5 By The Numbers...5 EIU Series/A Look Back: SIU QB s First Starts...6 Ind. Spec. Teams Notes/Black Out Cancer Game...6 Around the MVFC...7 Honors/Team Rankings...8 Home Night Games/Ind. Rankings...9 In the Record Books...10 Coaches Roster/Starters Probable Starter Quick Facts...14 Depth Chart/Career Starts...15 Scoring Drives/Force Turnovers...16 Game-by-Game Leaders...17 The Last Time Long Plays...20 Individual Game-By-Game Recaps/Stats year s defensive two-deep, including all six defensive linemen. Sixteen of SIU s top 23 tacklers from return for the season but lost top tackler Bryan Presume (104 tackles). TEAM ROAD SUCCESS Southern Illinois has exceled in road games under head coach Dale Lennon. SIU is overall on the road in Lennon s six seasons. If you take out SIU s six FBS opponents in that time, Lennon s squads have gone 18-9 in road games. SIU went 4-0 in road games against FCS opponents last year, including back-to-back road wins over top-10 opponents with a win over South Dakota State and a overtime win over Northern Iowa last year. SIU is 8-4 on the road against ranked teams in head coach Dale Lennon s tenure at SIU. The Salukis are 7-1 in MVFC road games the last two years and are 4-1 against ranked MVFC teams on the road. Southern s only conference road loss in the last two seasons was at North Dakota State in, and SIU led the eventual national champions in that game entering the fourth quarter. The Salukis shut out No. 9 Illinois State in Normal, Ill., 17-0 in and beat No. 25 Youngstown State by 17 on the road that year. Under Lennon, SIU is 16-8 in MVFC road games, and six of his eight road losses were in the 2010 and 2011 seasons. In his other four seasons, SIU is 14-2 in MVFC road games, with both losses coming at the Fargodome against North Dakota State. Since 1997, the home team in the UNI-SIU rivalry is Lennon has coached both teams that have won on the road. His 2009 squad beat No. 2 UNI at the UNI-Dome and last year s team topped No. 4 UNI on the road. SIU has won five games against top-10 teams on the road under Lennon and seven games against ranked opponents away from Carbondale. SIU VS. RANKED OPPONENTS SUCCESS SIU is against top-25 opponents under head coach Dale Lennon. The Salukis have won five games against top-10 opponents in the last six seasons, MEDIA INFORMATION Credentials Credentials are required for entrance to the press box or access to the field (photographers must have a special field pass separate from a media credential to access the field). To request season or single-game credentials, please contact media services. Photographers Please observe NCAA regulations and shoot from the designated areas. Photographers must shoot from behind the white lines between the 25-yard line and the back of the end zone on either side of the field. Your photo armband credential must be visible at all times. Game Day Parking Media working on deadline will receive a priority parking pass to the press parking area located in Lot U on the south side of the SIU Arena. Postgame Procedure Postgame interviews will take place in the Tedrick Auditorium, located at the top of the stairwell in the Donald Boydston Center on the south end. Head coach Dale Lennon and requested players will be made available in the Saluki Room approximately 10 minutes following the game. Football List If you would like to be added to the Saluki football list to receive news about the team, please contact John Lock at jtlock2@siu.edu Interviews During the Week During the season, Coach Lennon holds a weekly press conference Monday at 1 p.m. Players are available for interviews by request in the locker room immediately following the press conference. To request a player interview, contact John Lock at jtlock2@siu.edu or on his cell phone by call or text at before 5 p.m. on Sunday. Missouri Valley Football Conference Call Every Tuesday from Aug. 26 through Nov. 18, all MVFC head coaches will participate in a weekly teleconference beginning at 10 a.m. Audio replays of the conference call will be available by the end of the day each Tuesday at For more information contact Mike Kern, (314) , at the conference office. (kern@mvc.org) 10:00 a.m. Eric Wolford, Youngstown State 10:06 a.m. Mark Farley, Northern Iowa 10:12 a.m. Mike Sanford, Indiana State 10:18 a.m. Brock Spack, Illinois State 10:24 a.m. Bob Nielson, Western Illinois 10:30 a.m. Dale Lennon, Southern Illinois 10:36 a.m. Joe Glenn, South Dakota 10:42 a.m. John Stiegelmeier, South Dakota State 10:48 a.m. Chris Klieman, North Dakota State 10:54 a.m. Terry Allen, Missouri State Saluki Media Services Mail Code 6620 Room 117, Lingle Hall - SIU Arena Carbondale, IL Phone: (618) Fax: (618) Tickets: (618) Press Box: (618) Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games

3 NOTES & QUICK FACTS MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: and all five have been on the road. Southern is (.718) against non-ranked teams and is (.676) as a ranked team. Southern has won at least one game against a ranked team in all six of Lennon s seasons in Carbondale. NIGHT GAMES SIU is playing a school-record five home night games (6 p.m. or later start times) in. With Saturday s 6 p.m. game, SIU has six night games currently on the schedule for. At least five of the first six games on SIU s schedule will be night games. The Purdue game time has not been announced. The Salukis are 10-7 in night games under head coach Dale Lennon and 10-5 against FCS opponents in night games. SALUKIS CRACK TOP 25 The Salukis are ranked No. 25 in the FCS Coaches Poll, the first time SIU has been ranked in either poll since Oct. 3, No teams dropped out of the top 25 in The Sports Network media poll. SIU remained as the top team receiving votes outside of the top 25. SIU is all-time when ranked in the top 25 in the coaches poll, including a mark under head coach Dale Lennon. Southern was picked fifth in the preseason MVFC poll. The Salukis have finished tied for third or better in the league nine times in the last 11 seasons. SALUKIS DOMINATE OPENER SIU dominated Taylor 45-0 in the season opener on Aug. 28. Senior captain Malcolm Agnew started the season off on a great note for SIU. He took the game s opening play 65 yards for a touchdown. By scoring just 15 seconds into the opening game, Agnew scored the fastest recorded touchdown in SIU history. Agnew scored a 45-yard touchdown three carries later and took a screen pass 62 yards for a touchdown later. Playing in only the first half, Agnew finished with 207 yards on only eight touches in the game. SIU was one of only four FCS teams to pitch a shutout in week one. The shutout was the fifth shutout in head coach Dale Lennon s tenure. Lennon took over defensive coordinator duties for the season after Bubba Schweigert left to become the head coach at North Dakota. Dating back to his DC days at North Dakota from , this year s season opener was the seventh shutout Lennon s teams have pitched with him as the DC. SIU posted five plays of 40 yards or longer in the opener. SIU only had six plays of 40 yards or longer during the season. PRESEASON INDIVIDUAL HONORS Tight end MyCole Pruitt and kicker Thomas Kinney were both named preseason firstteam All-Americans by The Sports Network. Pruitt was a consensus All-American last year and a third-teamer as a sophomore in. Kinney was named to the MVFC All- Newcomer team last year after making 18 field goals, the second-highest singleseason total in school history. He also hit a 52-yarder against Western Illinois, the second-longest field goal in the FCS in. Pruitt is on the 20-man Walter Payton Award Watch List. The Payton Award goes to the most outstanding player in the FCS after the season. Kinney was named to the Fred Mitchell Award Watch List, which is given to the most outstanding placekicker after the season. Six SIU players have been named to College Football Performance Awards Watch Lists at their respective positions: Malcolm Agnew (running back), Thomas Kinney (placekicker), LaSteven McKinney (punt returner and return specialist), MyCole Pruitt (tight end), Tyler Williamson (linebacker) and Tay Willis (kick returner). Pruitt earned the CFPA s FCS Tight End of the Year award last year, becoming Southern s second CFPA Award winner (Korey Lindsey, Defensive Back Award, 2010). SIX NEW COACHES Southern Illinois has six new coaches on staff for the season, the most coach turnover for SIU since head coach Dale Lennon was hired before the 2008 season. Southern lost last year s offensive coordinator Kalen DeBoer to the same job at Eastern Michigan, and last year s defensive Quick Facts General Location... Carbondale, Ill. Founded Enrollment...17,964 Nickname... Salukis Colors... Maroon and White Affiliation...NCAA Division I (FCS) Conference...Missouri Valley Football President...Randy Dunn Athletics Director... Mario Moccia Alma Mater... New Mexico State ( 89) Ticket Office Phone Web site... SIUSalukis.com Home Venue Stadium...Saluki Stadium Capcity...15,000 Surface... FieldTurf Duraspine PRO Opened Record (including ) Football History First Year of Football All-Time Record Winning Percentage FCS Playoff Appearances (last)... 8 (2009) FCS Playoff Record Last Playoff Result...L, William & Mary, (Quarterfinals) Team Information Overall Record Conference Record (finish) (t-3rd) Base Offense/Defense... Multiple/3-4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...48/18 Offense...22/9 Defense...22/8 Special Teams...4/1 Starters Returning/Lost...18/7 Offense...7/4 Defense...9/2 Special Teams...2/1 Total Newcomers...50 FBS Transfers...3 JUCO Transfers...1 NAIA/DIII Transfers...3 Incoming Freshmen...23 Reshirt Freshmen...21 Captains... #31 Malcolm Agnew, Sr. - RB... #33 Thor Hadfield, Sr. - LS...#97 Blake Miller, Sr. - DE...#4 MyCole Pruitt, Sr. - TE...#24 Tyler Williamson, Sr. - OLB Roster Breakdown Seniors...24 Juniors...23 Sophomores...17 Freshmen...43 Total SalukisBlackOutCancer.com Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games 3

4 NOTES & POLLS MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: coordinator, Bubba Schweigert, left to become the head coach at North Dakota. Lennon added defensive coordinator to his head coaching duties and promoted offensive line coach Bill O Boyle to offensive coordinator. Lennon served as the defensive coordinator at North Dakota for seven years from O Boyle was the offensive coordinator at Division II Chadron State from before becoming Chadron State s head coach from O Boyle was the Division II National Coach of the Year in In addition to O Boyle, Austin Flyger (defensive line) and Travis Stepps (outside linebackers) are the only other coaches returning from last year s staff. The new coaches are Ashton Aikens (wide receivers), Todd Auer (inside linebackers), David Elson (secondary), Nick Hill (quarterbacks), Keith Murphy (tight ends/fullbacks) and Larry Warner (running backs). Hill and Warner were both players at SIU. Hill remains SIU s single-season passing leader with 3,175 yards in 2007, and Warner was an All-American running back in Hill and Warner coached together at Carbondale High School before becoming assistants at SIU. TEAM DEFENSIVE NOTES The Salukis have recorded at least one sack in 51 of the last 53 games. The Salukis had a streak of 36-straight games with a sack snapped last year against Illinois State. SIU has also recorded at least 5.0 tackles for loss in 18 of the last 23 games. Southern has allowed 100 or more yards rushing in only 27 of head coach Dale Lennon s 71 games coached at Southern Illinois. SIU extended both streaks against Taylor. SIU had five sacks among its eight tackles for loss. SIU also held Taylor to just 74 yards rushing. The Salukis ranked second in the MVFC and 17th nationally last year in rushing defense at yards per game. Southern held six opponents to fewer than 100 yards rushing and five opponents to 53 yards or fewer on the ground in. Only one opponent in the last 40 games has rushed for more than 200 yards against the Saluki defense; the Saluki offense has eclipsed 200 yards rushing 15 times in that span, including four times last year. TEAM OFFENSIVE NOTES SIU s 45 points against Taylor were the most Southern has scored since putting up 45 in a win over Eastern Illinois in the firstever Black Out Cancer game on Nov. 12, SIU had 284 yards rushing and 262 yards passing against Taylor. Southern posted three-straight games last year vs. Eastern Illinois, Charleston and SEMO. On offense, the Salukis return 87 percent of their rushing attack from (1,599 of 1,837 yards). The only departing rushers on the team: starting quarterback Kory Faulkner had 237 yards and wide receiver John Lantz had one yard on one carry. SIU also returns five offensive linemen who started at least six games last year, Corey Boemer (all 12 games), Tanner Crum (all 12 games), Jake Notario (6 games), Jamarcus Robinson (6 games), and Ethan Wirth (11 games). Jarien Moreland (10 games) is the only departing lineman with more than six starts last year. Southern also returns both tight ends from last year, consensus All-American MyCole Pruitt and Adam Fuehne. The Salukis led the MVFC in passing in at yards per game but lost starting quarterback Kory Faulkner, top receiver John Lantz and offensive coordinator Kalen DeBoer. After Lantz, the Salukis return their next top seven pass catchers, including speedsters Tay Willis and LaSteven McKinney and All- American MyCole Pruitt. True freshman Jimmy Jones and redshirt freshman Cameron Walter made their SIU debuts in the season opener. Jones had two catches and two rushes, while Walter had 17 yards on seven carries. Jones is one of three true freshmen who have played in. INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE NOTES Linebacker Tyler Williamson is SIU s top returning tackler. Williamson ranked second FCS TOP 25 POLLS (SEPT. 1) The Sports Network W-L Pts. Prev. 1. North Dakota State (24) Eastern Washington (2) Southeastern Louisiana Coastal Carolina Montana McNeese State Villanova New Hampshire Jacksonville State Fordham South Dakota State Northern Iowa Sam Houston State Eastern Illinois Chattanooga Tennessee State Furman Bethune-Cookman Towson Richmond Youngstown State Maine Montana State William & Mary Southern Illinois NR Central Arkansas 38, Northern Arizona 35, Liberty 25, Missouri State 24, South Carolina State 23, Wofford 20, Southern Utah 19, Samford 15, Central Connecticut State 13, Princeton 11, Bryant 10, Eastern Kentucky 10, Cal Poly 8, Abilene Christian 7, Alcorn State 7, Harvard 7, Charleston Southern 5, Jackson State 4, Lehigh 4, Sacramento State 4, Western Illinois 3, James Madison 2, Delaware 1, North Carolina A&T 1 The Sports Network W-L Pts. Prev. 1 North Dakota State (93) 1-0 3, Eastern Washington (63) 2-0 3, Southeastern Louisiana 1-0 3, Montana 0-1 3, Coastal Carolina 1-0 3, New Hampshire 0-1 2, McNeese State 0-0 2, UNI 0-1 2, Jacksonville State 0-1 2, Villanova 0-1 2, Fordham 1-0 2, South Dakota State 0-1 2, Chattanooga 0-1 1, Tennessee State 1-0 1, Sam Houston State 1-1 1, Eastern Illinois 0-1 1, Richmond 1-0 1, Bethune-Cookman 1-0 1, Furman 1-0 1, Montana State William & Mary Towson Youngstown State Maine Northern Arizona Southern Illinois 323, South Carolina State 176, Liberty 141, Central Arkansas 126, Central Connecticut State 107, Wofford 94, Princeton 64, Samford 62, Cal Poly 54, Delaware 44, Harvard 42, James Madison 37, Southern Utah 37, Charleston Southern 23, Gardner-Webb 19, Missouri State 15, Alcorn State 13, Sacred Heart 12, North Carolina A&T 12, Stephen F. Austin 11, Southern 10, Alabama State 9, Illinois State 9, Eastern Kentucky 8, Lehigh 7, Southeast Missouri State 7, Western Illinois 6, Duquesne 3, Bryant 2, Norfolk State 2, San Diego 1, Sacramento State 1, Indiana State 1, Murray State 1. 4 Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games

5 NOTES & NUMBERS MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: on the team in tackles in with 66. He led the team in tackles for loss with 13.0, which ranked fifth in the MVFC. Williamson also tied for the team lead in sacks last year with 4.0. Jordan Poole and Brandon Williams also had 4.0 sacks last year, and both players return. The trio accounted for half of SIU s 24 sacks last season. Southern returnees accounted for 19 of the team s 24 sacks last year (79.2 percent), losing only Bryan Presume s three sacks and Carl Bivens two sacks. Starters D.J. Cameron and Anthony Thompson tied with Chris Davis for the team lead in interceptions last year with two. SIU returnees accounted for seven of the team s 10 interceptions last year. Williamson has forced six fumbles in his two seasons in Carbondale, which is tied for the school s career record and the most forced fumbles by any player at SIU in 35 years. With one more forced fumble, Williamson would break his tie for career forced fumbles he holds with Ron Geels ( ) and John Palmero ( ) Anthony Thompson is sixth in SIU history with 133 career interception return yards. Thompson had a 100-yard interception return for a touchdown in at Youngstown State. INDIVIDUAL OFFENSIVE NOTES Senior MyCole Pruitt returns for his senior season after earning consensus first-team All-American honors in. Pruitt was also an honorable mention All- American in. If he earns All-America honors again in, he will be the third three-time All-American in school history, joining Alexis Moreland ( ) and Korey Lindsey ( ). Pruitt is second in SIU history in career receptions with 144. He needs 63 receptions in to catch Southern s all-time leader, Cornell Craig, who had 207 career catches from Pruitt is also fourth in SIU history career receiving yardage with 1,777 career yards. He needs 427 yards to move into second place on SIU s all-time list. Craig had 3,508 career receiving yards, meaning Pruitt would need to more than double his career yardage in one season to break the record. Pruitt is SIU s career leader in both receptions and receiving yards by a tight end. Pruitt is also seventh on SIU s career receiving touchdowns list (13). Pruitt has at least one reception in 32 of his 33 career games, and he has at least two catches in 18-straight games played. LaSteven McKinney is eighth on SIU s career receptions list with 111. McKinney needs 27 receptions to move into third on the all-time list behind Craig and Pruitt. McKinney also needs 266 yards receiving to break into the top 10 in school history in career receiving yards. Tay Willis made the transition from running back to wide receiver in the offseason. Willis was fourth on the team with 794 all-purpose yards in : 321 rushing, 173 receiving and 300 in kick returns. SIU will start Mark Iannotti at quarterback. Iannotti transferred from Eastern Michigan after last season and has been with SIU since the spring. Iannotti attempted only one pass at Eastern Michigan, and his first completion at SIU will be the first of his career. Dating back to Joel Sambursky, SIU quarterbacks who are starting their first career game are 6-1. (For more information on SIU quarterbacks making their first career start, visit page six). Each of SIU s last three starting quarterbacks--paul McIntosh, Kory Faulkner and Ryan West--made their first career start in the middle of the season. Iannotti was the first SIU QB to have his first career start be the season opener since Chris Dieker started the 2008 season opener. Running back Malcolm Agnew was SIU s leading rusher in with 888 yards despite missing the season-opener at Illinois. Agnew was named to the MVFC s All-Newcomer team after the season. Agnew averaged 4.9 yards per rush despite not breaking a rush for longer than 27 yards. He broke a 45-yard run and 65-yard run against Taylor. Agnew had four 100-yard games last year: 127 yards vs. SEMO, 105 yards at South Dakota State, 113 yards at UNI and 107 yards vs. Western Illinois. He had 145 yards in this year s season opener vs. Taylor. Agnew had at least 97 yards in all five games that he carried the ball at least 17 SIU BY THE NUMBERS Category Record Record MVFC Non-Conference Home Away Neutral Day Night (6 p.m. or later) Scoring First Opponent Scoring First Leading at Half Trailing at Half Tied at Half Leading after Third Trailing after Third Tied after Third Overtime Games Scoring fewer than 20 pts Scoring pts Scoring 30+ pts Allowing fewer than 20 pts Allowing pts Allowing 30+ pts Rushing for less than 100 yds Rushing for yds Rushing for 200+ yds Passing for yds Passing for 300+ yds Totaling less than 300 yds yds. of total offense yds of total offense Allowing fewer than 100 yds. rushing Allowing fewer than 300 yds. total off Allowing 300+ yds. total offense Having 100-yd. rusher Opp. have 100-yd. rusher No turnovers Less than 3 turnovers or more turnovers No takeaways takeaways or more takeaways More than 30:00 min. of possession Less than 30:00 min. of possession Even 30:00 min. of possession Winning the coin toss Losing the coin toss Receiving opening kickoff Kicking off to start the game Wearing maroon tops/maroon pants Wearing maroon tops/white pants Wearing maroon tops/black pants Wearing white tops/maroon pants Wearing white tops/white pants Wearing white tops/black pants Wearing black tops/black pants Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games 5

6 NOTES, SERIES & LOOK BACK MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: times in. Backup quarterback Ryan West started four games in when starter Kory Faulkner was out with an injury. West went 3-1 as a starter. West went (49 percent) with 567 yards (141.8 yards per game) in his four starts. INDIVIDUAL SPECIAL TEAMS NOTES Placekicker Thomas Kinney has earned preseason first-team All-America and All- MVFC laurels after making 18 field goals in, the second-highest single-season total in SIU history. Kinney hit a 52-yard field goal against Western Illinois, the second-longest field goal in the FCS in. Kinney s performance against Western Illinois led to him being named MVFC and National Special Teams Player of the Week. Kinney is on the Fred Mitchell Award Watch List, which goes to the top placekicker in the nation after the season. Kinney also handled nearly half of SIU s kickoffs in and recorded 12 of the team s 15 touchbacks. Despite playing only 13 games at SIU, Kinney only needs one more made field goals to crack the top 10 in school history in made field goals. Kinney was a second-team All-MVFC selection in and was also named to the MVFC All-Newcomer team. He ranked second in the conference in field goals made (18), field goals attempted (24) and points scored among placekickers (94). Tay Willis was named to the CFPA Kick Returner Watch List for. He returned the opening kickoff against Missouri State 92 yards for a touchdown. LaSteven McKinney has been named an honorable mention All-MVFC return specialist in each of the past two seasons. McKinney ranked second in the MVFC in his freshman season in yards per punt return. McKinney is fourth in SIU history in career punt return yards with 473. He needs 207 yards to move into third. McKinney is 10th in school history in career punt return average at 7.40 yards per return. He is third in school history in career punt returns with 61. Four-year starting punter Austin Pucylowski graduated. Since 2010, Pucylowski recorded all but five of SIU s punts. Kory Faulkner had one punt in both 2011 and. Kyle Daugherty had three punts in Nick Neidig is Southern s new starting punter. He averaged 50 yards on two punts in the opener. BLACK OUT CANCER GAME Southern Illinois will host the fourth annual Black Out Cancer game on Sept. 27 vs. Western Illinois. Fans can bid on a jersey at SalukisBlackOutCancer.com. The top 80 bids will be able to choose a jersey number and place the name of their choosing on the back of the jersey, including the option to honor a cancer survivor or victim. The jerseys will then be worn by the Salukis against the Leathernecks, and winning bidders will be presented with their jersey after the game. After three years of Black Out Cancer games, the game has raised more than $250,000 for the Hope is Home Campaign, which is Southern Illinois Healthcare s drive for a comprehensive cancer treatment facility in southern Illinois. EASTERN ILLINOIS ALL-TIME SERIES (H: 24-12, A: ) Year Res. SIU OPP 1913* L * L * W L L * W * L L * W * W L * L L * W W * W W * W W * W * W L * L L * W W * W T * W * W L * L L 7 21 * = Night Game! = Playoff Game 1951* L W * W W W W * W W * W W * W * L * W L * W W * W * L W L * W L * W W * L L * L W L ! W *! W *! W * W L * L 2OT A LOOK BACK: SIU QB FIRST STARTS Mark Iannotti (8/28/14) for 181 yards, two TDs and one INT in 45-0 win over Taylor Ryan West (11/2/13) for 147 yards, two TDs and one INT in a win over Western Illinois. Kory Faulkner (10/8/11) for 169 yards, 0 TDs and 3 INTs in a 9-3 loss to No. 4 North Dakota State Paul McIntosh (10/31/09) for 159 yards, 0 TDs and 0 INTs in 33-0 win over Indiana State Chris Dieker (9/6/08) for 216 yards, 3 TDs and 1 INT in a win over Hampton Nick Hill (8/31/06) for 85 yards, 0 TDs and 0 INTs in a 49-0 win over Lock Haven Joel Sambursky (8/29/02) 2-5 for 59 yards, 1 TD and 0 INTs in a 78-0 win over Kentucky Wesleyan 6 Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games

7 AROUND THE MVFC MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: MVFC STANDINGS Points Points Points Points Standings MVFC Pct. For Against Overall Pct. For Against Home Away Neutral Streak Southern Illinois Won 1 Western Illinois Won 1 Missouri State Won 1 North Dakota St Won 1 Northern Iowa Lost 1 South Dakota St Lost 1 Youngstown State Lost 1 South Dakota Lost 1 Indiana State Lost 1 Illinois State RESULTS AND HONORS MVFC FINAL STANDINGS MVFC Overall North Dakota State Missouri State South Dakota State Southern Illinois Youngstown State Illinois State Northern Iowa South Dakota Western Illinois Indiana State UPCOMING MVFC SCHEDULE 9/6 Western Illinois at Wisconsin (BTN) 11 a.m. Tennessee Tech at Indiana State 2 p.m. William Penn at South Dakota 2 p.m. Missouri State at Oklahoma State (FSN) 2:30 p.m. Duquesne at YSU (MyYTV [delay]) 3 p.m. Cal Poly at South Dakota State 6 p.m. Southern Illinois at Eastern Illinois 6 p.m. Miss. Valley St. at ILS (Comcast Chicago) 6:30 p.m. North Dakota State at Weber State (NBC ND) 7 p.m. 9/13 Eastern Ill. at Illinois State (Comcast Chi.) 12 p.m. Indiana State at Ball State (ESPN3) 2 p.m. Incarnate Word at N. Dakota St. (NBC ND) 2:30 p.m. Drake at Western Illinois (WIU-TV3) 3 p.m. Butler at Youngstown State (MyYTV delay) 3 p.m. Southeast Missouri at Southern Illinois 6 p.m. North Dakota at Missouri State 6 p.m. South Dakota State at Southern Utah 7 p.m. South Dakota at Montana 8 p.m. UNI at Hawaii (Time Warner) 11 p.m. All times Central PRESEASON MVFC POLL School (1st Place Votes) 1. North Dakota State (24) South Dakota State (8) Northern Iowa (7) Youngstown State Southern Illinois Illinois State Missouri State South Dakota Western Illinois Indiana State PRESEASON ALL-MVFC TEAM Pos. Player School QB Austin Sumner South Dakota State RB Zach Zenner South Dakota State RB David Johnson Northern Iowa FB Andrew Bonnet North Dakota State WR Jason Schneider South Dakota State WR Zach Vraa North Dakota State TE MyCole Pruitt Southern Illinois OL Robert Booker Missouri State OL Zach Cooley Missouri State OL Richard Galbierz Missouri State OL Trevor Greger South Dakota State OL Zach Johnson North Dakota State OL Jack Rummells Northern Iowa LS Chris Highland Illinois State K Thomas Kinney Southern Illinois DL Kyle Emanuel North Dakota State DL Drew Iddings South Dakota DL Cole Langer South Dakota State DL Xavier Williams Northern Iowa LB Andrew Beisel Missouri State LB Auston Johnson South Dakota LB Carlton Littlejohn North Dakota State LB Pat Meehan Illinois State LB Connor Underwood Indiana State DB Martinez Davis Western Illinois DB Makinton Dorleant Northern Iowa DB Colten Heagle North Dakota State DB Caleb Schaffitzel Missouri State P Ben LeCompte North Dakota State RS Andre Stubbs Youngstown State MVFC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Week Offense Defense Sp. Teams 8/31 Johnson, UNI Heagle, NDSU Bergner, USD 9/7 Zenner, SDSU Farley, UNI Cejudo, YSU 9/14 Scott, MSU/ Brown, SDSU Liste, YSU Perish, INS 9/21 Zenner, SDSU Presume, SIU Sievertsen, UNI 9/28 Hess, YSU D Alesio, YSU LeCompte, NDSU 10/5 Faulkner, SIU Smith, YSU Bergner, USD 10/12 Hess, YSU Wright, SDSU Smith, NDSU 10/19 Earl, USD Schaffitzel, MSU Nick Liste, YSU 10/26 Hubert, SDSU Prate, ILS Dudzik, NDSU 11/2 Hess, YSU Springer, MSU/ Kinney, SIU Allen, ILS 11/9 Glaser, MSU Littlejohn, NDSU Sievertsen, UNI 11/16 Jensen, NDSU Omli, UNI Sullens, MSU 11/23 Sumner, SDSU Mitchell, UNI LeCompte, NDSU TE LB PK ALL-MVFC FIRST TEAM MyCole Pruitt* Bryan Presume ALL-MVFC SECOND TEAM Thomas Kinney* ALL-MVFC HONORABLE MENTION RS LaSteven McKinney* WR John Lantz P Austin Pucylowski RB PK ALL-NEWCOMER TEAM Malcolm Agnew* Thomas Kinney* * Returning in MVFC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Wk Offense Defense Sp. Teams Newcomer 1 John Crockett, NDSU Kyle Emanuel, NDSU Joey Cejudo, YSU Colby Isbell, MSU Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games 7

8 HONORS & TEAM RANKINGS MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: TEAM RANKINGS Statistic Nat l Rank MVFC Rank Value 3rd Down Conversion Pct (103 ranked) rd Down Conversion Pct Defense (103 ranked) th Down Conversion Pct (48 ranked) th Down Conversion Pct Defense (77 ranked) Blocked Kicks Allowed (1 ranked) Blocked Punts Allowed (97 ranked) Completion Percentage (30 ranked) Fewest Penalties (103 ranked) Fewest Penalties Per Game (101 ranked) Fewest Penalty Yards (103 ranked) Fewest Penalty Yards Per Game (101 ranked) First Downs Defense (103 ranked) First Downs Offense (103 ranked) Fumbles Lost (102 ranked) Fumbles Recovered (15 ranked) Kickoff Return Defense (103 ranked) Net Punting (103 ranked) Passes Had Intercepted (103 ranked) Passing Offense (103 ranked) Passing Yards Allowed (103 ranked) Passing Yards per Completion (30 ranked) Punt Return Defense (103 ranked) Punt Returns (103 ranked) Red Zone Defense (55 ranked) Red Zone Offense (94 ranked) Rushing Defense (103 ranked) Rushing Offense (103 ranked) Sacks Allowed (102 ranked) Scoring Defense (103 ranked) Scoring Offense (95 ranked) Tackles for Loss Allowed (102 ranked) Team Passing Efficiency (103 ranked) Team Passing Efficiency Defense (103 ranked) Team Sacks (49 ranked) Team Tackles for Loss (97 ranked) Time of Possession (103 ranked) :26 Total Defense (103 ranked) Total Offense (103 ranked) Turnover Margin (103 ranked) Turnovers Gained (44 ranked) Turnovers Lost (103 ranked) Winning Percentage (1 ranked) INDIVIDUAL HONORS All-MVFC Team LB Bryan Presume - First Team TE MyCole Pruitt - First Team K Thomas Kinney - Second Team WR John Lantz - Honorable Mention RS LaSteven McKinney - Honorable Mention P Austin Pucylowski - Honorable Mention Capital One Academic All-Region V OL Corey Boemer LB Tyler Williamson All-MVFC Preseason Team P Austin Pucylowski RS LaSteven McKinney MVFC Offensive Player of the Week 10/5 at SDSU QB Kory Faulkner 13 of 22, 185 yards, 1 TD, 2 rush TD MVFC Defensive Player of the Week 9/21 vs. SEMO LB Bryan Presume 9 tackles., 1.0 TFL, 1 FF, 1 INT MVFC Special Teams Player of the Week 11/2 at WIU K Thomas Kinney 2-for-2 FGs, 52-yard FG, 4-for-4 PAT MVFC Offensive Lineman of the Week 9/21 vs. SEMO RT Ethan Wirth 10/5 at SDSU LG Corey Bomer CFPA National Performer of the Week 9/7 vs. EIU TE MyCole Pruitt 8 rec., 98 yards, 2 TD 11/2 at WIU K Thomas Kinney 2-for-2 FGs, 52-yard FG, 4-for-4 PAT 11/9 vs. MSU RS Tay Willis 1 return, 92 yards, TD CFPA Honorable Mention 8/31 at Illinois TE MyCole Pruitt 5 rec., 83 yards, TD 9/14 vs. Charleston DL Calvin Belts 2.0 TFL, 1.0 sack, 2 FF 9/21 vs. SEMO TE MyCole Pruitt 5 rec., 68 yards, 1 TD 9/21 vs. SEMO LB Bryan Presume 9 tackles., 1.0 TFL, 1 FF, 1 INT 9/21 vs. SEMO P Austin Pucylowski 3 punts, 40.0 avg, 2 inside 20 9/28 vs. YSU QB Kory Faulkner 27 of 42, 341 yards, 4 TDs 10/5 at SDSU TE MyCole Pruitt 5 rec., 75 yards 10/5 at SDSU LB Bryan Presume 10 tackles, 2.0 sacks, 1 FR 10/12 at UNI TE MyCole Pruitt 4 rec., 63 yards 11/2 at WIU LB Bryan Presume 11 tackles, 1.0 TFL, 1 blocked FG, 1 TD 11/2 at WIU P Austin Pucylowski 6 punts, 43.8 yards/punt, 72 yard long 11/9 vs. MSU K Thomas Kinney 2-for-2 FGs, 47-yard FG, 3-for-3 PAT 11/23 at INS LB Tyler Williamson 6 tackles, 3.0 TFL, 0.5 sacks 8 Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games

9 IND. RANKS/NIGHT GAMES Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 48/18 Offensive Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/9 Defensive Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/8 Starters Returning/Lost: 18/7 Off. Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Def. Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 TEAM RANKINGS Statistic Player Nat l Rank MVFC Rank Value All Purpose (198 ranked) Malcolm Agnew Lasteven McKinney Mika Il McCall Combined Kick Returns (170 ranked) Lasteven McKinney Billy Reed Completion Percentage (30 ranked) Mark Iannotti Completions Per Game (119 ranked) Mark Iannotti Ryan West Field Goal Percentage (1 ranked) Thomas Kinney Field Goals Per Game (26 ranked) Thomas Kinney Forced Fumbles (80 ranked) Mike Cotton Fumbles Recovered (1 ranked) Antony Greenhow Passes Defended (61 ranked) D.J. Cameron Kenny James Cory Lee Courtney Richmond Tyler Williamson Passing Efficiency (94 ranked) Mark Iannotti Passing Yards (125 ranked) Mark Iannotti Ryan West Passing Yards Per Game (125 ranked) Mark Iannotti Ryan West Passing Yards per Completion (30 ranked) Mark Iannotti Points Responsible For (126 ranked) Malcolm Agnew Mark Iannotti Thomas Kinney Israel Lamprakes Mika Il McCall Mycole Pruitt Ryan West Points Responsible For Per Game (30 ranked) Malcolm Agnew Punt Returns (37 ranked) Lasteven McKinney Receiving Yards (198 ranked) Malcolm Agnew Lasteven McKinney Israel Lamprakes Mycole Pruitt Receiving Yards Per Game (195 ranked) Malcolm Agnew Lasteven McKinney Israel Lamprakes Mycole Pruitt Receptions Per Game (157 ranked) Mycole Pruitt Jimmy Jones Tay Willis Rushing Yards (200 ranked) Malcolm Agnew Mika Il McCall Rushing Yards Per Game (198 ranked) Malcolm Agnew Mika Il McCall Sacks (109 ranked) Calvin Belts Mike Cotton Lamonte Edwards Jordan Poole Scoring (87 ranked) Malcolm Agnew Thomas Kinney Israel Lamprakes Mika Il McCall Mycole Pruitt Tackles For Loss (121 ranked) Lamonte Edwards Calvin Belts Mike Cotton Ryan Neal Jordan Poole Brandon Williams Total Offense (199 ranked) Mark Iannotti Malcolm Agnew Ryan West Mika Il McCall NIGHT GAMES Six of Southern Illinois 12 games this season are night games, including five home games. The following is a look at SIU s home night game success since 2002, when lights were reinstalled at McAndrew Stadium. Home Night Game Records Since 2002 Overall: 24-6 MVFC: 9-3 vs. Ranked: 3-2 Date Opponent Result 8/29/02 Kentucky Weslyan W, /7/02 SE Missouri L, /21/02 W. Virginia Tech W, /12/02 #12 Northern Iowa W, /28/03 Quincy W, /13/03 Murray State W, /27/03 St. Joseph s W, /8/03 Youngstown State W, /2/04 SE Missouri W, /18/04 William Penn W, /16/04 #4 Western Kentucky W, /30/04 Western Illinois W, /13/04 Indiana State W, /10/05 Union (Ky.) W, /15/05 Illinois State L, /31/06 Lock Haven W, /30/06 Indiana State W, /30/07 Quincy W, /6/08 Hampton W, /27/08 #5 Northern Iowa W, /19/09 Southwest Baptist W, /26/09 North Dakota State W, /2/10 Quincy W, /18/10 SE Missouri L, /24/11 Missouri State W, /15/12 SE Missouri W, /29/12 Indiana State L, /7/13 #14 Eastern Illinois L, (2OT) 9/28/13 #25 Youngstown State L, /28/14 Taylor W, 45-0 Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games 9

10 IN THE RECORD BOOKS MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: Pass Receptions (Career) 1. Cornell Craig, MyCole Pruitt, 2011-Present Joe Allaria, Reggie Fowler, Brent Little, Billy Swain, Justin Roebuck, LaSteven McKinney, 2011-Present John Ference, Derrick Taylor, Receiving Yardage (Career) 1. Cornell Craig, , Brent Little, , Justin Roebuck, , MyCole Pruitt, 2011-Present 1, Billy Swain, , Damon Jones, , Kevin House, , Alan Turner, , Joe Allaria, , Reggie Fowler, , John Lantz, , Tom Massey, , , John Ference, , LaVance Banks, , Wesley Yates, , Jeff Evans, ,137 Bruce Puhr, , Marvin Hinton, , LaSteven McKinney, 2011-Present 1, Dave Smith, , Mark Shasteen, ,060 Receiving Touchdowns (Career) 1. Cornell Craig, Brent Little, Billy Swain, LaVance Banks, Kellen Allen, Alan Turner, MyCole Pruitt, 2011-Present Kevin House, Tom Massey, , Tony Anderson, Ryan Kernes, Justin Roebuck, Damon Jones, Braden Jones, Reggie Fowler, Joe Allaria, LaSteven McKinney, 2011-Present 8 PAT Kicking (Career) Made Att. 1. Craig Coffin, Kyle Dougherty, Ron Miller, Scott Everhart, Ken Seaman, John Bookout, Paul Molla, Matt Simonton, Ryan Given, Greg Goodman, Thomas Kinney, -Present Bob Hight, NA Field Goals (Career) 1. Kyle Dougherty, Craig Coffin, Ron Miller, Scott Everhart, Paul Molla, Ken Seaman, Matt Simonton, Ryan Given, Steve Wedemeier, Gregg Goodman, John Bookhout, Thomas Kinney, -Present 19 Field Goals (Season) 1. Kyle Dougherty, Ron Miller, Thomas Kinney, 18 Punt Return Yards (Career) 1. Craig Turner, , Doug Hollinger, Reggie Fowler, LaSteven McKinney, 2011-Present Gerald Wilson, Ed Wallner, Punt Return Average (Career) Minimum 25 returns 1. Doug Hollinger, Craig Turner, Reggie Fowler, Sebron Spivey, 1983, Justin George, Donnell Daniel, Gerald Wilson, Billy Swain, Cornell Craig, LaSteven McKinney, 2011-Present 7.40 Forced Fumbles (Career) 1. Ron Geels, John Palmero, Tyler Williamson, -pres Frank Johnson, Freddie Taylor, Tommy Anderson, Longest Field Goals 1. Gregg Goodman 55 at Arkansas State, Craig Coffin 52 at Northern Illinois, Kyle Dougherty 52 at Illinois State, Thomas Kinney 52 at Western Illinois, 5. Ken Seaman 51 Long Beach State, 1975 Punt Returns (Career) 1. Craig Turner, Reggie Fowler, LaSteven McKinney, 2011-Present Gerald Wilson, Interceptions Return Yards (Career) 1. Terry Taylor, Alexis Moreland, Mike McElroy, Darnell Hendricks, Donnell Daniel, Anthony Thompson, -Present Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games

11 Bill O Boyle Off. Coord./O-Line 2nd Season (Sidelines) COACHES MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: Head Coach / Defensive Coordinator Dale Lennon career record in his 17th season record in his sixth year at Southern Illinois. Has a record in the Missouri Valley Football Conference and 2009 MVFC Bruce Craddock Coach of the Year, joining six other league coaches to win the award in back-to-back seasons and 2009 AFCA Region IV Coach of the Year. His 42 wins through his first six years at SIU are more than any other Saluki coach in his first six seasons. Won the 2001 NCAA Championships (Division II) at North Dakota. Reached 2003 Division II National Championship Game Won or tied for league championship eight times in 16 years as a head coach (one at Mary, five at North Dakota and two at Southern Illinois). Year School Assignment Overall Conference Postseason 1986 Valley City State Defensive Backs Dickinson State Linebackers NAIA Playoffs 1988 North Dakota Defensive Line (t-4th) North Dakota Defensive Line (9th) North Dakota Defensive Coordinator (2nd) North Dakota Defensive Coordinator (t-2nd) North Dakota Defensive Coordinator (2nd) NCAA Playoffs 1st Round 1993 North Dakota Defensive Coordinator (t-1st) NCAA Semifinals 1994 North Dakota Defensive Coordinator (t-1st) NCAA Semifinals 1995 North Dakota Defensive Coordinator (1st) NCAA playoffs 1st Round 1996 North Dakota Defensive Coordinator (t-2nd) Mary Head Coach (6th) Mary Head Coach (t-1st) NAIA Playoffs 1999 North Dakota Head Coach (t-1st) NCAA Playoffs 1st Round 2000 North Dakota Head Coach (t-3rd) North Dakota Head Coach (1st) NCAA DII Champions 2002 North Dakota Head Coach (7th) North Dakota Head Coach (1st) NCAA Runner-Up 2004 North Dakota Head Coach (t-2nd) NCAA Semifinals 2005 North Dakota Head Coach (t-1st) NCAA Playoffs 2nd Round 2006 North Dakota Head Coach (1st) NCAA Quarterfinals 2007 North Dakota Head Coach (2nd) NCAA Playoffs 2nd Round 2008 Southern Illinois Head Coach (t-1st) NCAA Playoffs 1st Round 2009 Southern Illinois Head Coach (1st) NCAA Quarterfinals 2010 Southern Illinois Head Coach (t-3rd) Southern Illinois Head Coach (t-7th) -- Southern Illinois Head Coach (t-3rd) -- Southern Illinois Head Coach (t-2nd) -- Southern Illinois Head Coach Ashton Aikens Wide Receivers 1st Season (Sidelines) Southern Illinois Coaching Staff Todd Auer Inside Linebackers 1st Season (Sidelines) David Elson Secondary 1st Season (Upstairs) Austin Flyger Defensive Line 5th Season (Sidelines) Nick Hill Quarters 1st Season (Upstairs) The Lennon File Born: Dec. 13, 1960 Birthplace: Knox, N.D. Wife: Chris Children: Jared, Trevor & Cody High School: Rugby (N.D.), 1978 College: North Dakota, 1983 Playing Experience , North Dakota, running back Coaching Experience Southern Illinois, 2008-present Head Coach North Dakota, Head Coach Mary, Head Coach North Dakota, Defensive Coordinator North Dakota, Defensive Line Dickinson State, 1987 Linebackers Valley City State, 1986 Defensive Backs Salukis Under Lennon Overall: vs. FCS Coaches Top 25 Teams vs. FCS Coaches Top 10 Teams vs. Unranked Teams When Ranked vs. FBS Teams Home Road Neutral Conference When rushing for 200 or more yards When passing for 300 or more yards When SIU player rushes for 100 yards When SIU player has 100 yards receiving When opponent has 100 yard rusher When scoring 35 or more points When holding opp. to 10 points or fewer When forcing three or more turnovers When SIU scores first When SIU leads at half When SIU trails at half When SIU is tied at half When leading after third When trailing after third When tied after third Games decided by 11 points or more Games decided by 10 points or fewer Games decided by 7 points or fewer Games decided by 3 points or fewer Overtime games Keith Murphy FB/TE/Spec. Teams 1st Season (Sidelines) Travis Stepps Outside Linebackers 11th Season (Sidelines) Larry Warner Running Backs 1st Season (Sidelines) Zach Bell Graduate Assistant Video Coordinator 1st Season John Roy Graduate Assistant Offensive Line 2nd Season Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games 11

12 ROSTER Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 48/18 Offensive Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/9 Defensive Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/8 Starters Returning/Lost: 18/7 Off. Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Def. Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Numerical Roster # Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class/Year Hometown/HS/Last College 1 Anthony Thompson S JR/4th Montreal, Quebec/Lakeside Academy/UCLA 1 Israel Lamprakes WR JR/4th Daphne, Ala./Daphne 2 Courtney Richmond CB SR/5th Memphis, Tenn./Kirby 3 Josh Sullivan WR JR/4th Orlando, Fla./Lake Nona 4 MyCole Pruitt TE SR/5th St. Louis, Mo./Kirkwood 5 Connor Iwema WR RS FR/2nd Wadsworth, Ill./Warren Township 6 D.J. Cameron S JR/4th Florissant, Mo./Hazelwood Central 7 Lamonte Edwards OLB SR/5th Woodbury, Minn./Woodbury/Minnesota 7 Matt DeSomer QB FR/1st Lowell, Ind./Andrean 8 Darius Merriweather ILB SO/3rd Voorhees, N.J./Eastern 8 Sam Straub QB FR/1st Ames, Iowa/Ames 9 Kenny James S RS FR/2nd Columbia, Mo./Rock Bridge 10 Matt Vincent QB JR/4th Miramar, Fla./Everglades 11 Keith Suggs CB SR/4th Indianapolis, Ind./Ben Davis/Toledo 11 Michael Aschemann WR FR/1st Carterville, Ill./Carterville 12 Chris Adams K SR/4th Ballwin, Mo./De Smet Jesuit 12 Tyler Wibbenmeyer S FR/1st Wentzville, Mo./Timberland 13 Shawn Mitchell WR SO/3rd Matteson, Ill./Rich Central 13 Markese Jackson OLB RS FR/2nd East St. Louis, Ill./East St. Louis 14 Ryan West QB SO/3rd Oswego, Ill.Oswego 15 Victor Burnett ILB SR/5th Los Angeles, Calif./Culver City/Washington 15 Brant Hill WR FR/1st Marion, Ill./Marion 16 Chris Adkins S FR/1st Coppell, Texas/Coppell 17 Billy Reed WR SO/3rd Lockport, Ill./Lockport Township 18 Tay Willis WR SR/5th Newnan, Ga./East Coweta/Highland CC 18 Darrius Spivey-Nunn CB FR/1st Paducah, Ky./Paducah Tilghman 19 Mark Iannotti QB JR/4th Schaumburg, Ill./Schaumburg/E. Mich. 19 Devon Mathis CB RS FR/2nd Greenville, S.C./J.L. Mann 20 Jimmy Jones WR FR/1st St. Louis, Mo./Hazelwood East 21 LaSteven McKinney WR SR/5th Broadview, Ill./Nazareth Academy 22 Jordan Poole ILB SR/5th Mt. Juliet, Tenn./Wilson Central 22 Tanner Smith RB FR/1st Highlands Ranch, Colo./Mountain Vista 24 Tyler Williamson OLB SR/5th Knoxville, Tenn./Catholic/Highland CC 24 Jefferson Vea CB FR/1st Mount Dora, Fla./Mount Dora 25 Kendric Randolph S JR/3rd Yanceyville, N.C./Bartlett Yancey/E. Ariz. CC 26 Jory Cunningham CB JR/4th Merrillville, Ind./Merrillville/Harper JC 27 Mika il McCall FB SR/4th Dolton, Ill./Thornridge/Iowa 28 Chase Allen ILB SO/3rd Belleville, Ill./Belleville East 29 Boo Rodgers CB SR/5th Webb City, Mo./Webb City 29 Ahmad Hicks WR SR/5th St. Louis, Mo./Kirkwood/Mo. Western 31 Malcolm Agnew RB SR/4th Chesterfield, Mo./De Smet Jesuit/OR St. 32 Brandon Willingham CB JR/4th Olathe, Kan./Olathe East/Coffeyville CC 33 Thor Hadfield LS SR/5th Crescent City, Calif./Del Norte 33 Charlie Harris S RS FR/2nd St. Louis, Mo./Cardinal Ritter HS 34 Ken Malcome RB SR/5th Stockbridge, Ga./Southwest DeKalb/Georgia 34 Garrett Kelley S FR/1st Sharpsville, Ind./Tri-Central 35 Calvin Belts DE JR/4th Maplewood, Mo./Richmond Heights 36 Conner Mayweather OLB FR/1st Memphis, Tenn./Hamilton 36 Ryan Neal S FR/1st Merrillville, Ind./Merrillville 37 Austin Johnson K JR/3rd Bucyrus, Kan./Blue Valley 37 Jermaine Hughes S RS FR/2nd Richton Park, Ill./Rich Central HS/Concordia (MN.) 38 Octavion Cooper S RS FR/2nd Jackson, Tenn./Liberty Tech Magnet/Lindsey Wilson 39 Dinnus Harding ILB SR/4th St. Louis, Mo./University City 40 Cory Lee OLB SR/5th Prattville, Ala./Prattville 40 Phillip Frangello RB FR/1st Carterville, Ill./Carterville 41 Khari Waithe-Alexander DE RS FR/2nd Lilburn, Ga./Stephenson 42 Brandon Minor ILB RS FR/2nd Florissant, Mo./McCluer North 44 Torre Hopson ILB RS FR/2nd Gary, Ind./West Side 45 Jaylon Graham ILB FR/1st Eustis, Fla./Eustis 46 Kevin Holmes DE RS FR/2nd Minneapolis, Minn./Salem High 47 Cameron Walter RB RS FR/2nd Greenville, Ill./Greenville 48 Hans Carmien FB RS FR/2nd Fisher, Ill./Fisher 49 Tori Millender ILB FR/1st Belleville, Ill./Belleville West 50 Antony Greenhow NT RS FR/2nd Maywood, Ill./Proviso East 51 TJ Beelen NT JR/3rd Zeeland, Mich./Zeeland East 52 Blake Mattson OLB JR/4th Hartland, Wis./Arrowhead 53 Kyle Patterson ILB FR/1st Geneseo, Ill./Geneseo 54 Josh Jahnke LS RS FR/2nd Crystal Lake, Ill./Crystal Lake South 56 Garrett Clark C JR/4th Jacksonville, Fla./North Gwinnett/Southern Miss 58 Mike Cotton OLB SO/3rd O Fallon, Ill./O Fallon Township/Northern Ill. 59 David Meyerhoff OT SO/3rd Naperville, Ill./Naperville North 60 Matt Griffith C JR/4th Marion, Ill./Marion 61 Josh Podzielinski G FR/1st Noblesville, Ind./Noblesville 62 Bryce Wagner G FR/1st Spring Grove, Ill./Richmond-Burton 63 Jamarcus Robinson G SR/5th Canton, Miss./Canton/Holmes CC 64 Aaron Harris G FR/1st Chicago, Ill./Curie 65 Tanner Crum C SR/4th Mt. Carmel, Ill./Mt. Carmel 66 Dakota Upchurch DE RS FR/2nd Harrisburg, Ill./Harrisburg 67 Cody Pollock G SO/3rd Crystal City, Mo./Crystal City ALPHABETICAL ROSTER # Name Pos. Class 12 Chris Adams K SR 16 Chris Adkins S FR 31 Malcolm Agnew RB SR 28 Chase Allen ILB SO 11 Michael Aschemann WR FR 79 Ben Bailey OT FR 70 Brendan Ballard OT FR 51 TJ Beelen NT JR 35 Calvin Belts DE JR 83 Bryce Beschorner WR RS FR 72 Corey Boemer OT SR 92 Adam Brandt DE JR 90 Colin Bultinck P JR 15 Victor Burnett ILB SR 6 D.J. Cameron S JR 48 Hans Carmien FB RS FR 56 Garrett Clark C JR 71 Adam Clay OT SO 38 Octavion Cooper S RS FR 58 Mike Cotton OLB SO 65 Tanner Crum C SR 26 Jory Cunningham CB JR 7 Matt DeSomer QB FR 86 Kennington Easley WR SO 7 Lamonte Edwards OLB SR 76 Kijana Evans G SO 88 Shaq Findlater TE SO 84 Jamaal Flowers WR SO 40 Phillip Frangello RB FR 87 Adam Fuehne TE JR 80 John Gardner TE RS FR 81 Leonard Garron OLB SO 93 Raysean Golden NT JR 45 Jaylon Graham ILB FR 50 Antony Greenhow NT RS FR 60 Matt Griffith C JR 33 Thor Hadfield LS SR 39 Dinnus Harding ILB SR 64 Aaron Harris G FR 33 Charlie Harris S RS FR 29 Ahmad Hicks WR SR 15 Brant Hill WR FR 46 Kevin Holmes DE RS FR 44 Torre Hopson ILB RS FR 37 Jermaine Hughes S RS FR 19 Mark Iannotti QB JR 5 Connor Iwema WR RS FR 13 Markese Jackson OLB RS FR 54 Josh Jahnke LS RS FR 85 Darrell James WR FR 9 Kenny James S RS FR 37 Austin Johnson K JR 20 Jimmy Jones WR FR 34 Garrett Kelley S FR 96 Thomas Kinney K SR 1 Israel Lamprakes WR JR 40 Cory Lee OLB SR 34 Ken Malcome RB SR 95 Derek Mathewson P JR 19 Devon Mathis CB RS FR 52 Blake Mattson OLB JR 36 Conner Mayweather OLB FR 27 Mika il McCall FB SR 21 LaSteven McKinney WR SR 8 Darius Merriweather ILB SO 59 David Meyerhoff OT SO 49 Tori Millender ILB FR 97 Blake Miller DE SR 42 Brandon Minor ILB RS FR 13 Shawn Mitchell WR SO 12 Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games

13 ROSTER & STARTERS Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 48/18 Offensive Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/9 Defensive Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/8 Starters Returning/Lost: 18/7 Off. Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Def. Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 # Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class/Year Hometown/HS/Last College 70 Brendan Ballard OT FR/1st Sebewaing, Mich./Unionville Sebewaing Area 71 Adam Clay OT SO/3rd Livonia, Mich./Franklin 72 Corey Boemer OT SR/5th St. Louis, Mo./Lindbergh 73 Brandon Stanfel OT RS FR/2nd Libertyville, Ill./Libertyville 74 Jake Notario G SO/3rd Monroe, Mich./Monroe 75 Austin Olsen OL RS FR/2nd Chicago, Ill./Lincoln Way North 76 Kijana Evans G SO/2nd Chicago, Ill./Harlan 77 Ethan Wirth OT JR/4th Williamston, Mich./Williamston/Toledo 79 Ben Bailey OL FR/1st Lamar, Mo./Lamar 80 John Gardner TE RS FR/2nd Chicago, Ill./Simeon 81 Leonard Garron OLB SO/3rd Evanston, Ill./Evanston Township 82 Brandon Williams DE JR/3rd DuQuoin, Ill./DuQuoin 83 Bryce Beschorner WR RS FR/2nd Algonquin, Ill./Huntley 84 Jamaal Flowers WR SO/3rd St. Louis, Mo./Hazelwood Central 85 Darrell James WR FR/1st Fort Worth, Texas/Fort Worth Paschal 86 Kennington Easley WR SO/3rd Dothan, Ala./Northview 87 Adam Fuehne TE JR/4th Damiansville, Ill./Mater Dei Catholic 88 Shaq Findlater TE SO/3rd Chicago, Ill./Bowen 89 Kyle Newquist WR SO/3rd Elgin, Ill./Larkin 90 Colin Bultinck P JR/4th Lafayette, Ind./Lafayette Jefferson/Heidelberg 91 Kitray Solomon DE SR/4th Milledgeville, Ga./Baldwin/Garden City CC 92 Adam Brandt DE JR/4th Stevens Point, Wis./Stevens Point 93 Raysean Golden NT JR/3rd Sumter, S.C./Sumter/Coffeyville CC 94 Nick Neidig P RS FR/2nd Wadesville, Ind./North Posey 95 Derek Mathewson P JR/3rd Vista, Calif./Rancho Buena Vista/Trinity Int l 96 Thomas Kinney K SR/5th McHenry, Ill./Johnsburg/Winona State 97 Blake Miller DE SR/5th Greenwood, Ind./Center Grove 98 Josh Skadeland TE JR/4th Glendale, Ariz./Mountain Ridge Pronunciation Guide Michael Aschemann...ASH-mann Bryce Beschorner... be-shore-ner Corey Boemer...BO-mer Colin Bultinck...BULL-tink Hans Carmien... HAWNS CARR-meen LaMonte Edwards...luh-MON-tay Shaq Findlater...fin-LATTER Phillip Frangello... fran-jell-oh Adam Fuehne... FEE-nee Leonard Garron...GAIR-in Mark Iannotti... EYE-uh-NOTT-ee Connor Iwema... eh-wee-muh Josh Jahnke...YAWN-kee Israel Lamprakes...lam-PRAH-kiss Mika il McCall...MEEK-eye-ELL Tori Millender...MILL-ANN-der Nick Neidig...NIDE-igg Josh Podzielinski...POD-juh-LIN-skee (no z sound) MyCole Pruitt... my-cole Josh Skadeland...SKADD-land Jefferson Vea... VEE-uh Khari Waithe-Alexander...CARR-ee # Name Pos. Class 36 Ryan Neal S FR 94 Nick Neidig P RS FR 89 Kyle Newquist WR SO 74 Jake Notario G SO 75 Austin Olsen OT RS FR 53 Kyle Patterson ILB FR 61 Josh Podzielinski G FR 67 Cody Pollock G SO 22 Jordan Poole ILB SR 4 MyCole Pruitt TE SR 25 Kendric Randolph S JR 17 Billy Reed WR SO 2 Courtney Richmond CB SR 63 Jamarcus Robinson G SR 29 Boo Rodgers CB SR 98 Josh Skadeland TE JR 22 Tanner Smith RB FR 91 Kitray Solomon DE SR 18 Darrius Spivey-Nunn CB FR 73 Brandon Stanfel OT RS FR 8 Sam Straub QB FR 11 Keith Suggs CB SR 3 Josh Sullivan WR JR 1 Anthony Thompson S JR 66 Dakota Upchurch DE RS FR 24 Jefferson Vea CB FR 10 Matt Vincent QB JR 62 Bryce Wagner G FR 41 Khari Waithe-Alexander DE RS FR 47 Cameron Walter RB RS FR 14 Ryan West QB SO 12 Tyler Wibbenmeyer S FR 82 Brandon Williams DE JR 24 Tyler Williamson OLB SR 32 Brandon Willingham CB JR 18 Tay Willis WR SR 77 Ethan Wirth OT JR Game-by-Game Offensive Starters Date Opponent X WR TE LT LG C RG RT FB/H/TE QB RB Z WR 8/28 Taylor Reed Pruitt Evans Boemer Crum Notario Wirth Findlater Iannotti Agnew McKinney 9/6 at Eastern Illinois 9/13 Southeast Missouri 9/20 at Purdue 9/27 Western Illinois 10/4 South Dakota 10/11 at North Dakota State 10/18 at Youngstown State 10/25 Indiana State 11/8 at Missouri State 11/15 Northern Iowa 11/22 at Illinois State Game-by-Game Defensive Starters Date Opponent LE NT RE LOLB ILB ILB ROLB LCB FS SS RCB 8/28 Taylor Miller Golden Williams Williamson Poole Allen Edwards Richmond Thompson Cameron Suggs 9/6 at Eastern Illinois 9/13 Southeast Missouri 9/20 at Purdue 9/27 Western Illinois 10/4 South Dakota 10/11 at North Dakota State 10/18 at Youngstown State 10/25 Indiana State 11/8 at Missouri State 11/15 Northern Iowa 11/22 at Illinois State Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games 13

14 STARTER QUICK FACTS Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 48/18 Offensive Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/9 Defensive Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/8 Starters Returning/Lost: 18/7 Off. Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Def. Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 QB Mark Iannotti 6-2/227/Sr. Started 1st career game vs. TU, going 11-for-16 with 181 yards, 2 TDs and 1 INT only playing the 1st half. RB Malcolm Agnew 5-9/207/Sr. 207 yds and 3 TDs on 8 touches vs. TU...Scored on 1st play from scrimmage of the year... FB Hans Carmien 6-2/230/rFr. Only freshman starter on offense or defense...blocked for TE MyCole Pruitt 6-3/255/Sr. Preseason All-American...Consensus All-American...SIU career TE leader in yards and receptions. WR Billy Reed 6-2/208/So. Started the season opener vs. Taylor...Returned one punt for 16 yards vs. Taylor. WR LaSteven McKinney 5-9/168/Sr. Fourth in SIU history in punt return yardage...8th in SIU history in career receptions (111). WR Tay Willis 5-8/169/Sr. On CFPA Kick Return Award Watch List...Three catches for 34 yards in the opener. LT Kijana Evans 6-5/300/So. Started the season opener vs. Taylor...Has two career starts. RG Corey Boemer 6-4/300/Sr. second-team Academic All-American...13 consecutive starts...mvfc OL of the Week (10/7/13) C Tanner Crum 6-3/315/Sr. Has started 30 consecutive games...captained line that led MVFC in fewest sacks allowed in. LG Jake Notario 6-4/321/So. Has seven career starts...started the opener vs. Taylor. LT Ethan Wirth 6-6/306/Jr. Has 21 career starts...has started 11-consecutive games...transfered from Toledo before season. LE Blake Miller 6-3/245/Sr. Has nine career starts, including seven-straight starts...led team w/ six tackles vs. Taylor. NT Raysean Golden 6-0/280/Jr. Has six career starts...tied career high with three tackles vs. Taylor. RE Brandon Williams 6-4/245/Jr. Has 11 consecutive starts...had five tackles, 0.5 sacks and 1.0 TFLs vs. Taylor...Played as true frosh. LOLB Tyler Williamson 6-2/234/Sr. MVFC All-Newcomer team...tied for SIU career record w/ six career forced fumbles. ILB Jordan Poole 6-0/227/Sr. Has made 10 career starts...had a sack and three tackles in season opener vs. Taylor. ILB Chase Allen 6-4/240/So. Made first career start vs. Taylor...Transitioned from OLB to ILB between and seasons. ROLB Lamonte Edwards 6-2/213/Sr. Made first career start vs. Taylor...Had 2.5 TFLs and a sack vs. Taylor. LCB Courtney Richmond 5-11/182/Sr. Has 12 career starts...fifth on the team w/ 50 tackles in...has one career INT. FS Anthony Thompson 6-0/205/Jr. Has four career starts...three career INT...Had 100-yard INT ret. for TD vs. YSU in. SS D.J. Cameron 6-1/194/So. Has started 23-straight games...has had two INTs in each of the last two years...3rd on team w/ 58 TT in RCB Keith Suggs 5-10/183/Sr. Started first career game vs. Taylor...Had one solo tackle vs. Taylor. P Nick Neidig 6-3/203/rFr. Averaged 50 yards on two punts in opener vs. Taylor. PK Thomas Kinney 5-8/175/Sr. Preseason All-American...Second in SIU history w/ 18 FGs in...hit 52-yd FG vs. WIU in LS Thor Hadfield 6-4/212/Sr. Has served as primary long snapper in and...has not recorded a bad snap. PR LaSteven McKinney 5-9/174/Sr. 3rd in SIU history in career punt ret. and 4th in career punt ret. yards...mvfc HM RS in 2011 and. KR Tay Willis 5-8/169/Sr. Had 92-yd kickoff return TD vs. MSU in...cfpa Kick Return Watch List. 14 Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games

15 DEPTH CHART Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 48/18 Offensive Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/9 Defensive Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/8 Starters Returning/Lost: 18/7 Off. Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Def. Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 OFFENSE LT 76 Kijana Evans (6-5, 300, So.) 71 Adam Clay (6-5, 317, So.) LG 72 Cory Boemer (6-4, 300, Sr.) 63 Jamarcus Robinson (6-3, 323, Sr.) C 65 Tanner Crum (6-3, 315, Sr.) 60 Matt Griffith (6-2, 275, Jr.) RG 74 Jake Notario (6-4, 321, So.) 56 Garrett Clark (6-3, 295, Jr.) RT 77 Ethan Wirth (6-6, 306, Jr.) 59 David Meyerhoff (6-4, 280, So.) QB 19 Mark Iannotti (6-2, 227, Jr.) 14 Ryan West (6-3, 214, So.) RB 31 Malcolm Agnew (5-9, 207, Sr.) 47 Cameron Walter (5-9, 210, r-fr.) FB 48 Hans Carmien (6-2, 230, r-fr.) 27 Mika il McCall (6-0, 226, Sr.) TE 4 MyCole Pruitt (6-3, 255, Sr.) 88 Shaq Findlater (6-3, 265, So.) WR 17 Billy Reed (6-2, 208, So.) 3 Josh Sullivan (6-2, 205, Jr.) WR 18 Tay Willis (5-8, 169, Sr.) 20 Jimmy Jones (6-0, 185, Fr.) WR 21 LaSteven McKinney (5-9, 168, Sr.) 89 Kyle Newquist (6-4, 201, So.) SPECIALISTS PK 96 Thomas Kinney (5-8, 175, Sr.) 37 Austin Johnson (6-0, 185, Jr.) KO 96 Thomas Kinney (5-8, 175, Sr.) 12 Chris Adams (6-2, 203, Sr.) P 94 Nick Neidig (6-3, 203, r-fr.) H 36 Derek Mathewson (6-1, 210, Jr.) 19 Mark Iannotti (6-2, 227, Jr.) 89 Kyle Newquist (6-4, 201, So.) LS 33 Thor Hadfield (6-4, 212, Sr.) 54 Josh Jahnke (6-0, 197, r-fr.) KR 18 Tay Willis (5-8, 169, Sr.) 21 LaSteven McKinney (5-9, 168, Sr.) PR 21 LaSteven McKinney (5-9, 168, Sr.) 17 Billy Reed (6-2, 208, So.) DEFENSE DE 97 Blake Miller (6-3, 245, Sr.) 92 Adam Brandt (6-4, 255, Jr.) NT 93 Raysean Golden (6-0, 280, Jr.) 51 TJ Beelen (6-2, 285, Jr.) DE 82 Brandon Williams (6-4, 245, Jr.) 35 Calvin Belts (6-5, 225, Jr.) OLB 24 Tyler Williamson (6-2, 234, Sr.) 52 Blake Mattson (6-3, 225, Jr.) ILB 22 Jordan Poole (6-0, 227, Sr.) 8 Darius Merriweather (6-3, 230, So.) ILB 28 Chase Allen (6-4, 240, So.) 15 Victor Burnett (5-11, 231, Sr.) OLB 7 Lamonte Edwards (6-2, 213, Sr.) 40 Cory Lee (5-11, 210, Sr.) CB 2 Courtney Richmond (5-11, 182, Sr.) 32 Brandon Willingham (5-10, 176, Jr.) SS 6 D.J. Cameron (6-1, 194, So.) 21 Ryan Neal (6-2, 175, Fr.) FS 1 Anthony Thompson (6-0, 205, Jr.) 9 Kenny James (5-11, 208, r-fr.) CB 11 Keith Suggs (5-10, 183, Sr.) 26 Jory Cunningham (5-11, 161, Jr.) Career Starts Player Career Cons. Agnew (SIU) Allen Beelen Belts Boemer Brandt Cameron Carmien Craven Crum Easley Edwards (SIU) Evans Findlater Flowers Fuehne Garron Golden Harding Haremza Lamprakes Lee Malcome (SIU) Mattson McCall (SIU) McKinney Merriweather Miller Newquist Notario Poole Pruitt Reed Richmond Robinson Rodgers Skadeland Solomon Suggs (SIU) Sullivan Thompson (SIU) West Williams Williamson Willis Wirth Career games played information is available on each player s bio at SIUSalukis.com Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games 15

16 SCORING DRIVES MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: Opp. Qtr Time Play Drive TOP TU 1 14:45 Agnew 65-yard run (Kinney kick) :15 TU 1 8:16 Agnew 45-yard run (Kinney kick) :34 TU 1 2:04 McCall 7-yard run (Kinney kick) :18 TU 2 13:48 Pruitt 10-yard pass from Iannotti (Kinney kick) :12 TU 2 8:02 Agnew 62-yard pass from Iannotti (Kinney kick) :12 TU 4 10:44 Kinney 30-yard field goal :35 TU 4 6:53 Lamprakes 41-yard pass from West (Kinney kick) :53 FORCED TURNOVERS Total Turnovers Forced 1 Fumbles Forced 1 Fumbles Recovered 1 Interceptions 0 vs. Taylor Qtr. Time Play 4 0:30 Cotton sack, FF; Greenhow recover 16 Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games

17 TEAM GAME-BY-GAME MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: Date Game Rushing (n-yds-td) Passing (c-a-yds-td) Receiving (n-yds-td) Tackles 8/28/14 Taylor Malcolm Agnew ( ) Iannotti ( ) Malcolm Agnew (1-62-1) Blake Miller (6) 9/6/14 at EIU 9/13/14 SEMO 9/20/14 at Purdue 9/27/14 WIU 10/4/14 South Dakota 10/25/14 INS 11/15/14 UNI Date Game Rushing (n-yds-td) Passing (c-a-yds-td) Receiving (n-yds-td) Tackles 8/31/13 at Illinois Mika il McCall (7-24-1) Kory Faulkner ( ) John Lantz (4-99-1) Bryan Presume (10) 9/07/13 vs. EIU Kory Faulkner (8-55-0) Kory Faulkner ( ) MyCole Pruitt (8-98-2) Bryan Presume (15) 9/14/13 vs. UC Malcolm Agnew ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) John Lantz (4-67-0) Tyler Williamson (7)/Bryan Presume (7) 9/21/13 vs. SEMO Malcolm Agnew ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) John Lantz (4-71-1) Bryan Presume (9) 9/28/13 vs. YSU Kory Faulkner ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) MyCole Pruitt (8-83-0) Bryan Presume (12) 10/5/13 at SDSU Malcolm Agnew ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) John Lantz (3-89-1) D.J. Cameron (11) 10/12/13 at UNI Malcolm Agnew ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) John Lantz (4-65-0) Bryan Presume (8) 10/19/13 vs. NDSU Malcolm Agnew ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) LaSteven McKinney (5-62-1) D.J. Cameron (7)/Jordan Poole (7) 11/2/13 at WIU Malcolm Agnew ( ) Ryan West ( ) John Lantz (4-39-0) Bryan Presume (11) 11/9/13 vs. MSU Malcolm Agnew ( ) Ryan West ( ) John Lantz ( ) Tyler Williamson (11) 11/16/13 vs. ILS Malcolm Agnew ( ) Ryan West ( ) LaSteven McKinney (4-53-1) Carl Bivens (13) 11/23/13 at INS Malcolm Agnew ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) John Lantz (8-99-0) Carl Bivens (8) Date Game Rushing (N-Yds-td) Passing (c-a-yds-td) Receiving (n-yds-td) Tackles 8/30/12 at EIU Mika il McCall ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) David Lewis (7-61-0) Bryan Presume (10) 9/8/12 at Miami Mika il McCall ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) MyCole Pruitt (6-66-0) Carlton Lewis (11) 9/15/12 SEMO Mika il McCall ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) MyCole Pruitt ( ) Ken Boatright (8) 9/22/12 at MSU Mika il McCall ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) David Lewis (2-16-0) Bryan Presume (10) 9/29/12 INS Steve Strother ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) MyCole Pruitt (7-65-0) Ken Boatright (6) 10/6/12 at ILS Steve Strother ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) MyCole Pruitt (4-55-0) Tyler Williamson (7) 10/13/12 UNI Kory Faulkner ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) LaSteven McKinney (8-68-0) Terrell Wilson (8) 10/20/12 at YSU Steve Strother ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) MyCole Pruitt (6-93-1) Terrell Wilson (11) 10/27/12 at NDSU Mika il McCall ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) LaSteven McKinney (6-64-1) Bryan Presume (11) 11/3/12 SDSU Kory Faulkner ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) LaSteven McKinney (4-28-0) Joe Okon (7) 11/17/12 WIU Steve Strother ( ) Kory Faulkner ( ) MyCole Pruitt (3-43-0) Bryan Presume (7) Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games 17

18 THE LAST TIME MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: A Saluki Player Had... RUSHING 300+ yards rushing: 312, Muhammad Abdulqaadir at E. Michigan (9/28/02) yards rushing: 273, Deji Karim vs. Illinois State (10/10/09) yards rushing: 210, Deji Karim vs. Southwest Baptist (9/19/09) yards rushing: 167, Jewel Hampton at South Dakota St. (11/5/11) yards rushing: 145, Malcolm Agnew vs. Taylor (8/28/14) yards rushing: 107, Malcolm Agnew at Western Illinois (11/2/13) 100 yard rushing game by a quarterback: 115, Paul McIntosh vs. Eastern Illinois (11/28/09) Back-to-back 150-yard rushing games: Deji Karim (155 at SEMO, 11/21/09 & 155 vs. Eastern Illinois, 11/29/09 Three consecutive 100-yard rushing games: Jewel Hampton, 9/24-10/8/11 Four consecutive 100-yard rushing games: Deji Karim, 11/7-11/28/09 Five consecutive 100-yard rushing games: Deji Karim, 9/19-10/17/09 2 rushers with 100 yards: Deji Karim (155), Paul McIntosh (115) vs. Eastern Illinois (11/28/09) 2 rushers with 150+ yards: Arkee Whitlock (158) & Brandon Jacobs (151) at Missouri State (10/23/04) 90+ yard rushing play: 93*, Deji Karim vs. Illinois State (10/10/09) yard rushing play: 85, Andre Herrera vs. Northern Illinois (10/23/76) yard rushing play: 74, Steve Strother at Ole Miss, 9/10/ rushing attempts: 43*, Muhammad Abdulqaadir at Eastern Michigan (9/28/02) rushing attempts: 37, Shariff Harris at Illinois State (10/2/10) 2 rushers with 2 TDs: Jewel Hampton (2) and Kory Faulkner (2) vs. Eastern Illinois, 11/12/11 6 TDs rushing: Andre Herrera* vs. Northern Illinois (10/23/76) 5 TDs rushing: Muhammad Abdulqaadir vs. W. Virginia Tech (9/21/02) 4 TDs rushing: Arkee Whitlock at Northern Iowa (11/11/06) 3 TDs rushing by a quarterback: Paul McIntosh at SEMO (11/21/09) 2 TDs rushing by a quarterback: Kory Faulkner at SDSU (10/5/13) RECEIVING 200 yards receiving: 219*, Cornell Craig vs. Illinois State (10/11/97) yards receiving: 159, Jeff Evans vs. Northern Iowa (10/9/10) yards receiving: 139, John Lantz vs. Missouri State (11/9/13) 2 receivers with 100 yards receiving: Alan Turner (157) & Justin Allen (107) at Northern Iowa (10/13/07) 80+ yard pass play: 86, Joe Allaria from Paul McIntosh vs. Youngstown State (10/24/09) yard pass play: 74, Mika il McCall from Kory Faulkner, at EIU (8/30/12) yard pass play: 62, Malcolm Agnew from Mark Iannotti vs. Taylor (8/28/14) yard pass play: 59, John Lantz from Ryan West vs. Missouri State, 11/9/13 10 or more receptions: 10, Joe Allaria vs. South Dakota State (10/16/10) 2 receivers with 3 TDs: Cornell Craig (3) & Brian Hamlett (3) vs. Murray State (9/11/99) 2 receivers with 2 TDs: 3 TDs receiving: Cornell Craig vs. Illinois State (10/23/99) 2 TDs receiving: MyCole Pruitt vs. Eastern Illinois (9/7/13) Four receivers with TDs: Malcolm Agnew (1), John Lantz (1), LaSteven McKinney (1), Kyle Newquist (1), vs. Youngstown State (9/28/13) Three receivers with TDs: MyCole Pruitt (1), Malcolm Agnew (1) and Israel Lamprakes (1) vs. Taylor (8/28/14) An OL caught a pass: Sean Smith (1 rec., 4 yds) vs. Youngstown State (10/24/09) PASSING 400 yards passing: 436, Nick Hill at Northern Iowa (10/13/07) yards passing: 348, Kory Faulkner vs. Youngstown St. (9/28/13) yards passing: 252, Kory Faulkner at UNI (10/12/13) 3 Consecutive 300+ passing games: Sherard Poteete 10/23-11/6/99 Consecutive 300+ passing games: Sherard Poteete 10/30-11/6/99 6 TDs passing: Sherard Poteete vs. Murray St. (9/11/99) 5 TDs passing: Never Happened 4 TDs passing: Kory Faulkner vs. YSU (9/28/13) 3 TDs passing: Kory Faulkner at Illinois (8/31/13) Two 40+ yard TD passes in the same game: Chris Dieker, 54 yards to Marc Cheatham and 42 yards to Ryan Kernes vs. Illinois State (10/10/09) 40+ pass attempts: 43, Kory Faulkner vs. Youngstown St. (9/28/13) 25+ pass completions 28, Kory Faulkner vs. Youngstown St. (9/28/13) DEFENSE 15+ tackles: 15, Bryan Presume vs. Eastern Illinois (9/7/13) tackles: 13, Carl Bivens vs. Illinois State (11/16/13) 11, Tyler Williamson vs. Missouri State (11/9/13) 10, Bryan Presume at SDSU (10/5/13) 3+ sacks: 3.0, Eze Obiora, at Eastern Illinois (8/30/12) 4.0+ tackles for a loss: 4.0, Chauncey Mixon at Illinois State (11/22/08) 3.0 tackles for a loss: 3.0, Boatright and DiManche vs. WIU (11/17/12) 4 interceptions: Greg Shipp* vs. Western Carolina (12/17/83) 3 interceptions: Orlando Rodgers at UT-Martin (9/12/98) 2 interceptions: Mike McElroy at South Dakota State (11/5/11) 3 players with interceptions: D.J. Cameron (1), Anthony Thompson (1), Tyler Williamson (1) vs. Illinois State (11/16/13) 4 players with an interception: Tyler Williamson (1), Terrell Wilson (1), Bryan Presume (1), and DJ Cameron (1) at Illinois State (10/6/12) Interception return for TD Kevin Reed (18 yards) vs. Western Illinois (11/17/12) 2 players with interceptions returned for TDs: Brandon Williams (34), Mike McElroy (80) vs. Missouri State (11/14/09) Last DL with two interceptions for TDs in a season: Larry Luster in 2007 (vs. UNI and Indiana St.) Fumble recovery for TD: Brandon Williams (55 yards) at NDSU (10/27/12) Scored on a safety: TEAM, vs. SEMO (9/21/13) SPECIAL TEAMS Blocked a PAT: Bryan Presume vs. Missouri State (11/9/13) Returned a blocked PAT: Trevor Moe vs. Northern Iowa (11/11/06) Blocked a field goal: Tyler Williamson vs. Illinois State (11/16/13) Blocked 2 field goals in a game: Craig Turner vs. Arkansas Pine-Bluff (9/22/07) Returned a blocked field goal for a touchdown: Bryan Presume at Western Illinois (11/2/13) Blocked a punt: Mulku Kalokoh at Youngstown State (10/20/12) Blocked a punt in back-to-back games: Luke Thuston, 9/25-10/2, 2010 Returned a blocked punt for a touchdown: Courtney Richmond at Youngstown State (10/20/12) Returned a kickoff for a TD: Tay Willis (92 yards) vs. MSU (11/9/13) Returned an opening kickoff for a TD: Tay Willis (92 yards) vs. MSU (11/9/13) 2 Salukis returned kickoffs for TDs in same game Never Returned a punt for a TD: Craig Turner (83 yards) vs. W. Kentucky (10/21/06) Recovered an onside kick: David Lewis vs. South Dakota State (10/16/10) Kicked a field goal of 50+ yards 52, Thomas Kinney at Western Illinois (11/2/13) Kicked two FGs of 50+ yards in the same season Ken Seaman in 1975 (52 vs. Long Beach State & 50 vs. Arkansas State) Recorded a punt of 80+ yards 83, Scott Ravanesi vs. Massachusetts (12/1/07) Recorded a punt of 70+ yards 72, Austin Pucylowski at Western Illinois (11/2/13) 18 Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games

19 THE LAST TIME MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: A Saluki Team Had... OFFENSE 80+ points: 80 vs. Shurtleff College (11/12/1915) points: 70 vs. Quincy (9/2/10) points: 60, vs. Indiana State (10/11/08) points: 59, vs. SW Baptist (9/19/09) points: 45, vs. Taylor (8/28/14) 0 points: at Western Kentucky (11/18/00) 0 points in 1st half: at Montana (12/2/06) 0 points in 2nd half: vs. North Dakota St. (10/19/13) Did not score a Touchdown: vs. Indiana St (9/29/12) 400+ yards rushing: 435, vs. SW Baptist (9/19/09) yards rushing: 342, at Illinois State (10/2/10) Less than 100 yards rushing: 96, vs. Missouri State (11/9/13) 70+ rushing attempts: 74, at Indiana State (10/31/81) rushing attempts: 64, at Illinois State (10/2/10) rushing attempts: 57, vs. WIU (11/13/10) 7+ rushing TDs: 7, vs. Quincy (9/2/10) 6 rushing TDs: vs. Missouri State (10/20/07) 5 rushing TDs: vs. EIU (11/12/11) 500+ yards passing: Never yards passing: 436, at UNI (10/13/07) yards passing: 348, vs. YSU (9/28/13) Less than 100 yards passing: 73, at Ill. St. (10/6/12) 60+ pass attempts: 60, at Eastern Illinois (8/30/12) pass attempts: 50, vs. Eastern Illinois (9/7/13) pass attempts: 43, vs. YSU (9/28/13) 40+ pass completions: 42*, vs. Indiana St. (11/6/99) pass completions: 33, at Eastern Ill. (8/30/12) pass completions: 21, at UNI (10/12/13) 700+ total net yards: 754*, vs. Bradley (10/31/70) total net yards: 613, vs. Ill. St. (10/10/09) total net yards: 546, vs. Taylor (8/28/14) total net yards: 451, at UNI (10/12/13) Fewer than 100 total net yards: 64, at McNeese State (9/11/76) Fewer than 200 total net yards: 177, at North Dakota State (10/27/12) Had a 200-yard rusher and 200-yard passer: vs. Illinois State (10/10/09) - Deji Karim (273 rushing) & Chris Dieker (274 passing) Had a 400-yard passer & yard receivers: vs. Northern Iowa (10/13/07) - Nick Hill (436 passing), Alan Turner (157) & Justin Allen (107) 39+ minutes of possession: 39:57, at Ill. St. (10/2/10) Did not allow a sack: vs. Taylor (8/28/14) DEFENSE Shutout an opponent: vs. Taylor, 45-0 (8/28/14) Did not allow an offensive TD: vs. Taylor (8/28/14) Held two opponents scoreless in the same season:, Ill. St. (17-0) and WIU (35-0) Held an opponent to 0 or fewer yards in a quarter: 0, fourth quarter at Illinois State (10/2/10) 6+ interceptions: 6*, at Murray State (9/31/00) 5 interceptions: at Illinois State (10/24/92) 4 interceptions: at Illinois State (10/6/12) 3 interceptions: vs. Illinois State (11/16/13) Interception by a defensive lineman: Kendrick Young vs. New Hampshire (11/29/08) 5 fumble recoveries: vs. Eastern Illinois (11/28/09) 4 fumble recoveries: at Eastern Illinois (8/30/12) 3 fumble recoveries: at Youngstown State (10/20/12) 10 or more TFL in a game: 11.0, vs. Char. (9/14/13) 9 TFL in a game: vs. Indiana State (9/29/12) 8 TFL in a game: vs. Taylor (8/28/14) 5+ sacks in a game: 5, vs. Taylor (8/28/14) 0 sacks in a game: vs. Illinois State (11/16/13) Scored 3 Def. TD: 3 (2 fumble, 1 int.) at YSU (10/20/12) TURNOVERS Forced 6 or more turnovers in a game: 6, vs. Eastern Illinois (5 FR, 1 Int), 11/21/09 Forced 5 turnovers in a game: at Youngstown State (10/20/12) Committed 6 or more turnovers in a game: 6, at Eastern Illinois (8/30/12) Committed 5 turnovers in a game: vs. Charleston (9/14/13) Committed 4 turnovers in a game: at Ole Miss (9/10/11) Did not force a turnover: vs. Indiana State (9/29/12) Did not force a turnover in back-to-back games: Oct. 16 & 30, 2010 Did not force a turnover in 3-straight games: Oct. 16-Nov. 6, 2010 Did not commit a turnover: vs. Taylor (8/28/14) Lost 4 or more fumbles: at Eastern Illinois (8/30/12) Lost 3 fumbles: vs. Charleston (9/14/13) SPECIAL TEAMS Scored 13 or more points kicking: 13, vs. Eastern Illinois (9/7/13) Scored points kicking: 10, at WIU (11/2/13) Punted 10+ times: 11, at MSU (9/22/12) Totaled 175 or more kickoff return yards: 212, vs. YSU (10/15/11) Totaled 100 or more punt return yards: 164, vs. Western Kentucky (10/21/06) Missed a PAT: Thomas Kinney vs. YSU (9/28/13) Attempted a two-point conversion: vs. Northern Iowa (10/13/12) Successful two-point conversion: vs. Northern Iowa (Faulkner to Fuehne), 10/13/12 Attempted an onside kick: at North Dakota State (11/6/10) - failed MISCELLANEOUS Scored on offense, defense and special teams: at YSU (2 fumble returns, int. return, blocked punt return), 10/20/12...in back-to-back games: vs. UNI (10/13/12) and at YSU (10/20/12) An Opposing Player Had carries: Corey Lewis, Northern Iowa (9/17/08) 200 yards rushing: 150 yards rushing: 163, J.C. Baker, Western Illinois (11/2/13) 2 rushers with 100 yards: John Crockett (165) & Sam Ojuri (143), North Dakota St. (10/19/13) 45+ pass attempts: 50, Trenton Norvell, Western Illinois (11/2/13) 30+ pass completions: 34, Jimmy Garoppolo, Eastern Illinois (9/7/13) 400 yards passing: 440, Jimmy Garoppolo, Eastern Illinois (9/7/13) 300 yards passing: 342, Ashton Glaser, Missouri State (11/9/13) 50+ yard rushing play: 63, J.C. Baker, Western Illinois (11/2/13) 70+ yard pass play: 75, Snyder to McRoberts, SEMO (9/21/13) yard pass play: 55, Jensen to Vraa, NDSU (10/19/13) 10+ receptions: 10, Joey Borsellino, Western Illinois (11/2/13) 200 yards receiving: N/A yards receiving: 151, Erik Lora, Eastern Illinois (8/30/12) yards receiving: 119, Julian Burton, Missouri State (11/9/13) 100+ All-Purpose Yards: Julian Burton (150), Missouri State (11/9/13) 5 field goals: Tom Bishop, New Hampshire (11/29/08) 4 field goals: Arnado Villarreal, Northwestern (9/13/08) A 50+ yard field goal: 56, Taylor Rowan, Western Illinois (11/3/07) Punt return for a TD: 67 yards, Jeff Scott, Ole Miss (9/10/11) Kickoff return for a TD: 100, V Angelo Bentley, Illinois (8/31/13) Interception return for a TD: 64, Dontae McCoy, Illinois State (11/16/13) Blocked Punt: Mike Sigers, N. Dakota St. (11/6/10) Returned a blocked punt for a touchdown: Derrius Colvin (22-yds), N. Dakota St. (11/6/10) Fumble recovery for a TD: 0 yards, Josh Lee, YSU, (10/15/11) An Opposing Team Had yards rushing: 331, North Dakota (10/19/13) 200 yards rushing: 200, Youngstown State, (10/15/11) Fewer than 100 yards rushing: 74, Taylor (8/28/14) Fewer than 50 yards rushing: 37, UNI (10/12/13) Fewer than 25 yards rushing: 16, Western Illinois (11/17/12) Negative yards rushing: -7, Western Illinois (11/13/10) 500+ yards passing: 553, Murray State (9/11/99) yards passing: 440, Eastern Illinois (9/7/13) yards passing: 342, Missouri State (11/9/13) Fewer than 100 yards passing: 67, Taylor (8/28/14) Two receivers with 100+ yards: Erik Lora (136) and Adam Drake (103), Eastern Illinois (9/7/13) Multiple Players with 100+ All-Purpose Yards: J.C. Baker (185), Joey Borsellino (110), Western Illinois (11/2/13) 500+ yards total offense: 510, vs. Missouri State (11/9/13) yards total offense: 460, Western Illinois (11/2/13) Less than 100 yards total offense: 90, Indiana State (10/31/09) 5 or fewer first downs: 5, St. Joseph (9/27/03) 60+ points: 61, Illinois State (10/15/05) points: 51, Missouri State (10/30/10) points: 40, Eastern Illinois (9/7/13) 0 points: vs. Taylor (8/28/14) Didn t score a TD: Taylor (8/28/14) Attempted a two-point conversion: Illinois (8/31/13) Successful two-point conversion: Illinois (T. Russell pass to M. LaCosse), (8/31/13) Missed a PAT: Austin Witmer (blocked), Missouri State (11/9/13) Scored on a safety: Youngstown State (10/9/04) Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games 19

20 LONG PLAYS MVFC Champions: FCS National Champions: 1983 FCS Playoffs: SOUTHERN ILLINOIS LONG PLAYS Yards Opponent Play Result 65 TU Agnew rush TD 62 TU Agnew pass from Iannotti TD 45 TU Agnew rush TD 42 TU McKinney pass from Iannotti 1st Down 41 TU Lamprakes pass from West TD 38 TU McKinney punt return 1st Down 21 TU Agnew rush Fumble OPPONENT LONG PLAYS Yards Opponent Play Result None Only kick returns of 35 yards or more are included Only kick returns of 35 yards or more are included 20 Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games

21 GAME-BY-GAME KEY EIU: Eastern Illinois ILS: Illinois State INS: Indiana State MSU: Missouri State NDSU: North Dakota State UNI: Northern Iowa SEMO: Southeast Missouri SDSU: South Dakota State WIU: Western Illinois YSU: Youngstown State #12 Chris Adams KOS // Sr. // Ballwin, Mo. // De Smet Jesuit Game KOS Yds. Avg. TB OB TU #31 Malcolm Agnew RB // Sr. // Chesterfield, Mo. // De Smet Jesuit // Oregon State Highlights: Scored on SIU s first play of the season--a 65-yard run vs. Taylor...Had 207 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns on only eight touches vs. Taylor. at Utah Stanford at Cal Washington - - Injured TOTAL Game KOS Yds. Avg. TB EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU MSU TOTAL 39 2, Game KOS Yds. Avg. TB (OH) SEMO INS UNI SDSU WIU TOTAL 49 2, Game KOS Yds. Avg. TB Miss MSU NDSU YSU ILS EIU TOTAL 55 3, #16 Chris Adkins S // Fr. // Coppell, Texas // Coppell HS Notes: One of three true freshman who has played...one of two true freshman who has played on defense, along with Ryan Neal. TU Career Highlights: MVFC All-Newcomer team honoree...led SIU in rushing in with 888 yards and six TDs...Transfered to SIU from Oregon State...Became the first true freshman in Oregon State history to start the season opener...had 233 yards and three TDs in his first collegiate game at OSU...Hamstring injury hampered playing time at OSU before he transfered to SIU...Brother of former SIU fullback Ray Agnew. RUSHING RUSHING STATS TU RUSHING - Injured EIU Charleston vs. SEMO* YSU* NDSU* MSU* ILS* TOTAL * Games started RUSHING STATS (AT OREGON STATE) Wisconsin Wash. St Utah Ariz. St Cal Oregon Nicholls St vs. Texas ^ Valero Alamo Bowl in San Antonio, Texas TOTAL RUSHING STATS (AT OREGON STATE) Sac. St Injured UCLA - St. - Injured Arizona - Injured BYU at Wash. St RECEIVING RECEIVING STATS TU RECEIVING - Injured EIU 1 ß Charleston vs. SEMO* YSU* NDSU* MSU* ILS* TOTAL * Games started RECEIVING STATS (AT OREGON STATE) Wisconsin Wash. St Utah Ariz. St Cal Oregon Nicholls St vs. Texas* * = Valero Alamo Bowl in San Antonio, Texas TOTAL RECEIVING STATS (AT OREGON STATE) Sac. St Injured UCLA - St. - Injured Arizona - Injured BYU St Stanford Washington - - Injured TOTAL Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games 21

22 GAME-BY-GAME KEY EIU: Eastern Illinois ILS: Illinois State INS: Indiana State MSU: Missouri State NDSU: North Dakota State UNI: Northern Iowa SEMO: Southeast Missouri SDSU: South Dakota State WIU: Western Illinois YSU: Youngstown State #28 Chase Allen ILB // So. // Belleville, Ill. // Belleville East TU EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL #51 TJ Beelen NT // Jr. // Zeeland, MIch. // Zeeland East TU EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL SEMO INS ILS UNI WIU TOTAL #35 Calvin Belts DE // Jr. // Maplewood, Mo. // Richmond Heights TU EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU NDSU ILS TOTAL @NDSU SDSU WIU #92 Adam Brandt DE // Jr. // Stevens Point, Wis. // Stevens Point TU EIU Charleston vs. SEMO* YSU NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL SEMO INS UNI SDSU WIU TOTAL #15 Victor Burnett LB // Sr. // Los Angeles, Calif. // Culver City // Washington TU ST-AT-TT TFL-Yds FF-FR QBS-Yds INT-Yds. Missed entire season due to injury 22 Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games SEMO INS UNI SDSU WIU TOTAL #6 DJ Cameron S // Jr. // Florissant, Mo. // Hazelwood Central TU EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL SEMO

23 GAME-BY-GAME KEY EIU: Eastern Illinois ILS: Illinois State INS: Indiana State MSU: Missouri State NDSU: North Dakota State UNI: Northern Iowa SEMO: Southeast Missouri SDSU: South Dakota State WIU: Western Illinois YSU: Youngstown State INS UNI SDSU WIU TOTAL #58 Mike Cotton OLB // So. // O Fallon, Ill. // O Fallon Township HS // N. Illinois TU YSU NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL #88 Shaq Findlater TE // So. // Chicago, Ill. // Bowen TU EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL #26 Jory Cunningham CB // Jr. // Merrillville, Ind. // Merrillville HS // Harper JC TU #86 Kennington Easley WR // So. // Dothan, Ala. // Northview TU EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU NDSU MSU TOTAL #7 Lemonte Edwards LB // Sr. // Woodbury, Minn. // Woodbury // Minnesota TU EIU Charleston vs. SEMO #87 Adam Fuehne TE // Jr. // Damiansville, Ill. // Mater Dei Catholic NOTES: Missed fall camp with mono. TU EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL SEMO INS UNI SDSU WIU TOTAL Game TU #81 Leonard Garron OLB // So. // Evanston, Ill. // Evanston Township ST-AT-TT TFL-Yds FF-FR QBS-Yds INT-Yds. #93 Raysean Golden NT // Jr. // Sumter, SC // Sumter // Coffeyville CC TU EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU NDSU MSU TOTAL #50 Antony Greenhow NT // r-fr. // Maywood, Ill. // Proviso East TU #39 Dinnus Harding ILB // Sr. // St. Louis, Mo. // University City TU EIU Charleston vs. SEMO Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games 23

24 GAME-BY-GAME KEY EIU: Eastern Illinois ILS: Illinois State INS: Indiana State MSU: Missouri State NDSU: North Dakota State UNI: Northern Iowa SEMO: Southeast Missouri SDSU: South Dakota State WIU: Western Illinois YSU: Youngstown State YSU NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL #46 Kevin Holmes DE // r-fr. // Minneapolis, Minn. // Salem HS TU #19 Mark Iannotti QB // Jr. // Schaumburg, Ill. // Schaumburg // E. Michigan Notes: Transfered from Eastern Michigan prior to the spring practices...was named the starter after the first week of fall camp. PASSING STATS PASSING STATS Game C-A Yds. TD INT Long TU RUSHING RUSHING STATS TU #5 Connor Iwema WR // r-fr. // Wadsworth, Ill. // Warren Township TU #37 Austin Johnson K // Jr. // Bucyrus, Kan. // Blue Valley Game Made Att. Long Blk. Has not appeared Game Made Att. Long Blk. Did not appear in any games Game Made Att. Long INS UNI SDSU WIU TOTAL #9 Kenny James S // r-fr. // Columbia, Mo. // Rock Bridge TU #20 Jimmy Jones WR/RB // Fr. // St. Louis, Mo. // Hazelwood East Career Highlights: One of three true freshman who has played...only offensive true freshman who has played. RECEIVING RECEIVING STATS TU RUSHING RUSHING STATS TU #96 Thomas Kinney K // Sr. // McHenry, Ill. // Johnsonburg // Winona State Career Highlights: Preseason All-American and preseason All-MVFC... second-team All-MVFC...Kicked secondlongest FG in the FCS in (52 yards)...his 18 FGs in were second-highest single-season total in school history...went 3-5 on 47+ yard FGs in. Game Made Att. Long Blk. TU Game Made Att. Long EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL #1 Israel Lamprakes WR // Jr. // Daphne, Ala // Daphne RECEIVING RECEIVING STATS TU RECEIVING EIU Charleston vs. SEMO NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL RUSHING RUSHING STATS TU RUSHING EIU Charleston vs. SEMO NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL #40 Cory Lee OLB // Sr. // Prattville, Ala. // Prattville HS TU EIU Charleston vs. SEMO NDSU MSU Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games

25 GAME-BY-GAME KEY EIU: Eastern Illinois ILS: Illinois State INS: Indiana State MSU: Missouri State NDSU: North Dakota State UNI: Northern Iowa SEMO: Southeast Missouri SDSU: South Dakota State WIU: Western Illinois YSU: Youngstown State ILS TOTAL SEMO INS UNI SDSU WIU TOTAL Miss NDSU YSU ILS EIU TOTAL #34 Ken Malcome RB // Sr. // Stockbridge, Ga. // Southwest DeKalb HS // Georgia NOTES: Missed time in the spring and fall with a lingering foot injury. RUSHING RUSHING STATS -Injured RUSHING EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL RECEIVING RECEIVING EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU NDSU MSU ILS TOTAL #52 Blake Mattson OLB // Jr. // Hartland, Wis. // Arrowhead TU EIU Charleston vs. MSU ILS TOTAL SEMO @NDSU SDSU WIU TOTAL #27 Mika il McCall FB // Sr. // Dolton, Ill. // Thornridge HS // Iowa Career Highlights: Pronounced MEEK-eye-ELL...Left the team after the Illinois game in the season for violation of team rules...reinstated before the season. RUSHING RUSHING STATS TU RUSHING Did not play the rest of the season RUSHING SEMO INS UNI SDSU WIU TOTAL RECEIVING RECEIVING STATS TU RECEIVING Did not play the rest of the season RECEIVING SEMO INS UNI SDSU WIU TOTAL #21 LaSteven McKinney WR // Sr. // Broadview, Ill. // Nazareth Academy HS Career Highlights: Honorable mention All-MVFC as a return specialist in and...led the team with 1,025 all-purpose yards in...led the team with 51 receptions in. RECEIVING RECEIVING STATS TU RECEIVING EIU Charleston vs. SEMO YSU Southern Illinois University Salukis 1-0 overall 0-0 MVFC 1-0 at home 0-0 on the road 0-0 neutral site 1-0 in night games 25