2011 Arizona Rattlers Media Guide

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2011 RATTLERS SCHEDULE
DATEGAME
March 12 vs. Jacksonville Sharks
March 19 vs. Milwaukee Mustangs
March 28 @ Tulsa Talons
April 2
vs. Orlando Predators
April 16 @ Kansas City Command
April 23 vs. Utah Blaze
April 30 @ Spokane Shock
May 7
@ San Jose SaberCats
May 14 vs. Chicago Rush
May 20 @ New Orleans Voodoo
May 28 vs. Cleveland Gladiators
June 4 @ Utah Blaze
June 11 vs. Iowa Barnstromers
June 18 vs. San Jose SaberCats
June 25 @ Philadelphia Soul
July 2
vs. Spokane Shock
July 10 @ Pittsburgh Power
July 23 @ Dallas Vigilantes
TIME
VENUE
7:00pm
US Airways Center
7:00pm
US Airways Center
4:00pm
BOK Center
7:00pm
US Airways Center
5:00pm
Spring Center
7:00pm
US Airways Center
7:00pm
Spokane Veterans
7:30pm
HP Pavillion
7:00pm
US Airways Center
5:00pm
New Orleans Arena
7:00pm
US Airways Center
6:00pm
Energy Solutions
7:00pm
US Airways Center
7:00pm
US Airways Center
4:05pm
Wells Fargo Center
7:00pm
US Airways Center
4:30pm
Consol Energy Center
5:30pm American Airlines Center
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Rattlers 2011 Media Guide Credits:
Written & Edited by Zach Truty, Allie Irving, Iryna Ivanova, Josh Robbins, Krisanne Ryther & Jack Gorman.
Layout and Cover done by Viral Media Worldwide
Photos by Jessen Associates & VG Magazine (2010 archive photos)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Game Schedule.......................... Inside Front Cover
Media Policies.............................................Page 2
US Airways Center.......................................Page 3
Season Ticket Information & Seating Chart��Page 4
2011 Rattlers Staff......................................Page 7
2011 Arizona Rattlers Players...................... Page 19
2010 Arizona Rattlers Season in Review....... Page 61
Rattlers All-Time History........................... Page 103
Arena Football League.............................. Page 157
ARIZONA RATTLERS
MAILING ADDRESS
P.O. Box 21717
Mesa, AZ 85277
CORPORATE OFFICES &
PRACTICE FACILITY
4125 E. McKellips Road
Mesa, Arizona 85215
CONTACT INFORMATION
480-985-3292 (ticket office)
480-924-0208 (front office phone)
480-985-3293 (fax)
[email protected]
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FACEBOOK:
www.facebook.com/azrattlers
TWITTER: @arizonarattlers
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MEDIA POLICIES
Welcome to the 2011 Arena Football League season. In an effort to continue to provide a professional working environment, please
note the following guidelines we have established for the upcoming season.
CREDENTIALS – Access to Arizona Rattlers football games for accredited working media will require proper credentials. All
credentials are non-transferable, and any unauthorized use will subject bearer to ejection from U.S. Airways Center and confiscation
of the pass.
Season passes will be issued to recognized newspapers, magazines, television and established radio stations making reasonable
requests on company letterhead. Please indicate those persons who will be using each pass.
Season and single-game credentials will be issued only to those who make requests on company letterhead. These requests can be sent
by email to [email protected]. Pre-arranged passes may be picked up at the media will-call located at the northeast press entrance
two hours before game time. No passes will be mailed.
Media must wear their credentials in plain view at all times within the Arena. Working media with credentials will have access to the
press room and the team locker rooms as well as an assigned seat. Your cooperation is asked in maintaining a working atmosphere.
PHOTOGRAPHERS – Photo credentials will be issued in the same manner as other passes. Field access will be available to
photographers from media outlets that have received credentials from the Rattlers media office. Photographers with the proper
credentials will enter the arena through the press entrance and proceed down the stairway to the field level. Shooting areas are limited
and must be adhered to.
PARKING – Members of the media who are covering the Rattlers game will be able to park in our parking garage. The garage
entrance lot is located south of the building on the corner of First Street and Jackson. All media that contact the Rattlers media
relations department will be on a list to receive access into the garage. These requests can be made at the same time as credential
requests.
PRESS ENTRANCE – The press entrance is located on the northeast corner of the U.S. Airways Center. Media members with proper
Rattlers credentials will be admitted through this entrance. If a media representative requested credentials for a single game, they
can also be picked up at this location. The press entrance will open two hours before game time. Credentials will not be recognized
at other arena entrances.
PRESS ROOM – The Rattlers media work room is located in the northeast corner of the building on the field level. It can be reached
through the press entrance and walking down the stairs to the field level. The media work room, equipped with telephones, electrical
outlets, and press materials, will be open two hours before kick-off, during halftime intermission and for post-game work.
GAME NIGHT SERVICES – Complete statistics will be furnished, including pre-game notes, halftime and final stats. All information
will be available in the media work room. Fax service will also be available.
RADIO AND TELEVISION – Electronic media representing the visiting team must contact the Rattlers media relations office
to ensure broadcast locations and lines. Three business telephones for visiting radio will be furnished by the Rattlers, but specific
broadcast loops will have to be ordered by the station. Additional lines or information can be requested through Antoinette Larson at
(602) 379-2029.
Statisticians and spotters are available to assist radio and television broadcasts by contacting the Rattlers’ Media Relations Department.
These services must be arranged far in advance, and once they are made, the statistician/spotter must be compensated whether or not
they are used.
PRACTICES – All Arizona Rattlers practices are open to the public and the media. Contact the Rattlers Front Office to check the
practice schedules from week-to-week.
Any questions or assistance needed in setting up interviews can be obtained by contacting Zach Truty [email protected].
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US AIRWAYS CENTER
In just 19 years, the U.S. Airways Center, formerly known as America West Arena, has
established itself as the premier sports and entertainment venue in the Southwest.
Opened on June 5, 1992, the arena has hosted major sporting events including the 1993
NBA Finals, the 1993 U.S. Figure Skating Championships, an Oscar de la Hoya bout in
1993, the 1995 & 2009 NBA All-Star Game, the 1999 and 2004 NCAA Men’s Basketball
West Regional Finals, ArenaBowl XI and XVIII, and the 2000 WNBA All-Star game.
In addition to the Arizona Rattlers, U.S. Airways Center serves as home to the NBA’s
Phoenix Suns, the WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury and the ECHL’s Phoenix Roadrunners. The
arena has also featured entertainers ranging from Billy Joel, Celine Dion, and Elton John
to stage shows such as Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus, WWE Wrestling
and Disney on Ice.
U.S. Airways Center seats 14,398 for Rattler games.
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2011 TICKET PRICES
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RATTLERS
STAFF
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STAFF DIRECTORY
TEAM STAFF
Mike Galloway........................................................................................................... Majority Owner/Operator
Kevin Guy..........................................................................................................General Manager/Head Coach
Kani Kauahi................................................................................................................... Assistant Head Coach
Omarr Smith................................................................................................................. Defensive Coordinator
JT Thompson........................................................................................................ Director of Team Operations
Tim Flanigan...............................................................................................Vice President of Sales & Marketing
Zach Truty......................................................................................Director of Public Relations/Player Personnel
Leslie Burke......................................................................................................... Director of Ticket Operations
Todd Conner........................................................................................................................... Quality Control
Randy Gaspar.................................................................................................................. Equipment Manager
Ron Kordonowy....................................................................................................................... Athletic Trainer
Scott Heaton.......................................................................................................................... Strength Coach
Jeff Hicks.............................................................................................................................. Strength Coach
Les Skelton................................................................................................................. Director of Team Safety
SALES STAFF
Anthony Fero......................................................................................................................Account
Jamar Ritch........................................................................................................................Account
Zach Tabor.........................................................................................................................Account
Ben Weber..........................................................................................................................Account
Executive
Executive
Executive
Executive
SIDEWINDERS DANCERS STAFF
Brandy Daimwood-Bouchy...................................................................................Sidewinders Dancers Direcctor
Angie Baker................................................................................................... Sidewinders Dancers Co-Director
GAME DAY STAFF
Kip Helt............................................................................................................... Director of Game Operations
Antoinette Larson.................................................................................................................Arena Operations
Steve Heck.................................................................................................................. Statistical Crew Leader
MEDICAL STAFF
Dr. Dana Seltzer......................................................................................................................Team Physician
Matt Anderson..................................................................................................................... PA for Dr. Seltzer
STAFF ASSISTANTS
Kevin Bergsmith................................................................................................................ Football Operations
Greg Boughton.................................................................................................................. Football Operations
Jason Bougie.................................................................................................................... Football Operations
Genaro Fernandez............................................................................................................. Football Operations
Michael Guthrie-Maston...................................................................................................... Football Operations
Ken Hamilton............................................................................................................................ Training Staff
Allie Irving............................................................................................................................. Media Relations
Iryna Ivanova........................................................................................................................ Media Relations
Stephanie Miller............................................................................................................. Community Relations
Jerry Montejano................................................................................................................ Football Operations
Josh Robbins.................................................................................................................................New Media
Krisanne Ryther..................................................................................................................... Media Relations
Matt Weyrick..................................................................................................................... Football Operations
Berley White............................................................................................................................. Training Staff
Dave Wolfmeyer................................................................................................................ Football Operations
Paul Zukauskas................................................................................................................. Football Operations
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MIKE GALLOWAY
Managing Partner
Michael Galloway is entering his first season as the Managing Partner of the Arizona Rattlers.
Galloway retired as a Police Lieutenant from the City of
Mesa Police Department in 2001. He founded Galloway Asset Management, LLC, a SEC federally Registered Investment Advisory firm, to focus on serving the financial needs
of Police Officers and Fire Fighters. Prior to joining Mesa
Police Department, he served in the United States Marine Corps. He is an honorary member of the United Mesa Fire Fighters Local 2260, and serves on the Board of Directors for
East Valley Firefighter Charities.
Galloway served under both Governor Napolitano and Governor Brewer as a member of
the Arizona Public Safety Personnel Retirement System. During his tenure, he served
as Chairman of the Investment Committee and later Chair of the Public Safety Pension
Board. One of Galloway’s last duties as Chairman was to attend the Pension System of
the Year Awards where AZ PSPRS had been nominated for pension system of the year.
Galloway is the CEO President of Galloway Asset Management, LLC a subsidiary of Public Safety Financial, LLC. He is a Branch Manager with Cambridge Investment Research,
Inc., an independent (FINRA) broker/dealer. His business serves thousands of Arizona
police officers and fire fighters. Galloway is currently serving as the Speaker of the House
with the Arizona Sports & Tourism Authority.
Galloway and his wife Cathy, a retired Sergeant with the Mesa Police Department, live in
Mesa, Ariz. with their three children Taylor, Lauren, and Ryan.
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KEVIN GUY
General Manager/
Head Coach
Kevin Guy begins his 11th season coaching in Arena Football, his seventh as a Head Coach and his third in that position with the Arizona Rattlers. He also adds the duties of
General Manager for 2011.
This season, Guy continues his illustrious career in Arena
Football. A consistent winner as both a coach and player,
Guy owns a winning percentage of nearly 70%, and has never missed the playoffs as a
Head Coach in any level of Arena Football. Guy is a member of the arenafootball2 Hall of
Fame and holds a championship ring from his work as a coach in ArenaBowl XXI.
Last season, Guy led the Rattlers to the playoffs with a 10-6 record, fourth best in the
National Conference. With the playoff appearance, Guy became the first coach in Rattler
history to lead his team to the postseason in each of his first two seasons, and it was the
team’s first back-to-back playoff appearances since 2003-2004.
The 2010 Rattlers finished near the top of the league in both overall offense and defense,
while sporting a pair of record-breaking rookies in WR Rod Windsor and QB Nick Davila.
Both recruited to the Rattlers by Guy, Windsor broke AFL records in receptions (193)
and receiving yards (2,372), while Davila completed the most prolific passing season in
Rattlers’ history, breaking team records in passing yards (4,858), passing TDs (102) and
completion percentage (67.3).
Guy now sits in the second spot in all-time wins as a Rattler head coach.
While the AFL was reorganizing in 2009, Guy continued his duties with the Arizona Rattlers while also consulting with the General Manager and the Head Coach of the Rio
Grande Valley Dorados (af2). Guy assisted with all aspects of the Rio Grande organization, including business and football operations. Under his advisement, Guy helped Rio
Grande return to the af2 playoffs after missing them the year before.
With the Rattlers in 2008, his first with the team, Guy successfully turned around one
of the AFL’s most storied franchises after a few down years. After the team finished with
the second-worst record in the league in 2007, Guy took over in 2008 and led the team
to the third-best in the conference and a first-round home-playoff game. He finished the
year as one of only four coaches to receive votes for AFL Coach of the Year, and as the
runner up for the award. Guy built the team virtually from scratch, ending 2008 with only
three players from the 2007 team and entering the season with nine rookies and seven
second-year players.
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Under Guy, the Rattlers’ defense led the AFL in rushing yards allowed per game and per
carry, and held teams to the fewest first downs per game. The defense led the league
in red-zone efficiency. Opponents scored only 67.1 percent of the time they were inside
the 10 yardline, five percent better than the AFL’s second-ranked red-zone defense (New
York, 72.1%). Arizona was the only team in the league to hold its opposing quarterbacks
to under a 59.9% completion percentage for the entire season.
Guy joined the Rattlers on August 10, 2007, shortly after winning ArenaBowl XXI as the
defensive coordinator of the San Jose SaberCats. Under Guy, the SaberCats were known
as one of the league’s best defensive squads and also advanced to the American Conference Finals in 2006 in addition to the ArenaBowl victory. In 2007, under Guy’s leadership,
the SaberCats allowed the second fewest points in the league, an average of only 47.6
points per game. The SaberCats finished fifth in the league in both yards allowed per
game with 281.3 and in passing yards allowed with 266.2. Coach Guy’s defense also led
the league in red-zone defense (71.4 percent), fumble recoveries (20), fumble returns
(18), fumble return average (6.7) and interception returns for touchdowns (5). The SaberCats were also second in turnover margin (+21), fumble returns for touchdowns (5),
and first downs allowed (311), third in interceptions (22), and fourth in sacks (19).
In Coach Guy’s first season with the SaberCats, the team finished fourth in turnover
margin with plus-seven, a dramatic improvement from the team’s minus-one margin the
year before. They improved from 16 to 18 interceptions, 11 to 16 fumbles recovered,
one to four interceptions returned for touchdowns, and scored two touchdowns on fumble
returns after having none the prior year.
When Guy joined the San Jose SaberCats in 2005, he left the af2 with the most wins in
the history of the league. Guy amassed 52 career wins in his four seasons, averaging 13
victories a season. He also grabbed a Coach of the Year honor and finished with a .732
winning percentage while leading the Tennessee Valley Vipers (2002-04) and Rio Grande
Valley Dorados (2005).
Guy spent 2005 as Head Coach and Director of Football Operations for the Texas-based
Dorados, leading the club to a 10-6 regular season record and a trip to the league’s National Conference championship game. The Dorados’ last win in 2005, a 65-42 win over
Tulsa in the playoffs, lifted Guy to the top of the league’s coaching leaders.
Before heading to Rio Grande, Guy serve as Head Coach and Football Operations Director of the Tennessee Valley Vipers, winning 39 of 48 regular season games and claiming
a division title in each season. During the 2003 campaign, the Vipers won their first 14
games and advanced to the Conference Championship game, earning Guy the Coach of
the Year award.
During Guy’s tenure as an af2 coach, his teams were consistently ranked near the top of
the major statistical categories while working with rosters that had experienced a high
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rate of turnover. Guy had 31 players in four years advance from the af2, with five joining
the National Football League. He has also coached Ironman of the Year, Defensive Player
of the Year, and Lineman of the Year award winners while having 14 players earn All-af2
recognition.
In 2001, Guy became the Defensive Coordinator of the Florida Bobcats of the AFL where
his defense held its opponents to fewer than 30 points a game twice and forced 26 turnovers on the year. The Bobcats also averaged six defensive stops per game.
Guy joined the coaching ranks following an AFL playing career that lasted four seasons.
He started the 2000 campaign as the Defensive Coordinator with the New Jersey Red
Dogs before, at only 26 years of age, being elevated to Interim Head Coach for the remaining four games of the season. His team ranked fourth in the AFL in total defense and
fifth in pass defense. Over the final four games as Head Coach, the Red Dogs scored an
average of nearly 10 points a game more than the first 10 games.
As a player, Kevin played four seasons in the AFL, playing with the Minnesota Fighting
Pike (1996), the New Jersey Red Dogs (1997-99), and the Orlando Predators (1999) primarily as a WR/DB, and helped the Predators advance to ArenaBowl XIII.
Kevin attended the University of West Alabama (formally Livingston University) from
1991-1995. He was born December 6, 1972 in Birmingham, Alabama.
KANI KAUAHI
Assistant
Head Coach
Kani Kauahi enters his fourth year and third season coaching in Arena Football, all of which have been with the Arizona Rattlers.
Kauahi began his coaching career in 1995 at Mesa Community College as the offensive line coach. During the
1996-97 seasons, Kauahi gained NFL coaching experience as the strength and conditioning coach with the Arizona Cardinals. Spending the majority of his coaching career working with teams from the Canadian Football League, Kauahi coached the offensive lines of
the BC Lions (1998-2000), Ottawa Renegades (2002-2005), and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats
(2006). Kauahi also spent one season with the San Francisco Demons of the XFL.
Kauahi played 11 years in the National Football League at center with the Seattle Seahawks, Green Bay Packers, Phoenix Cardinals and Kansas City Chiefs.
Collegiately, Kauahi played on the offensive lines for Arizona State University and the
University of Hawaii.
Born September 6, 1959 in Kekaha, Hawaii. Kauahi has most recently been coaching at
the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada as the offensive line coach. Married for 30 years to his wife, Gay, and they have three children: Kalei, Kamana, and Hana.
Kalei and Kamana both serve our country in the Army and Navy, respectively. Hana is
soon to be a beautician. Kani and Gay share five beautiful grand babies.
OMARR SMITH
Defensive
Coordinator
Omarr Smith enters his third season coaching in Arena
Football, and his second with the Arizona Rattlers. This will
be his 11th season of overall Arena Football experience.
Smith coached the 2009 season for the Arkansas Twisters (arenafootball2), instructing the team’s defensive back
corps. Under his tutelage, the team was highly ranked in many key categories, including
overall defense, passing defense and turnover margin. The Twisters ranked second in
the af2 in opponent first downs and sixth in allowed third down conversions. Smith also
coached defensive backs for Whittier College & Phoenix College.
Smith played mostly defensive back for eight seasons in the AFL, seven of them with the
San Jose SaberCats. He won four championships in his eight years, three of them consecutively (2002-04). During his career, he had 35 career interceptions and eight career
INT returns for touchdowns. Smith was named the Defensive MVP of ArenaBowl XXI, his
fourth championship. He played four years at DB at San Jose State University, where his
13 career interceptions rank second highest in school history.
His full name is Omarr Ali Hasan Smith. Was born April 7, 1977 in Chicago, Illinois. Omarr
has done work in broadcasting, covering various junior college football, high school football and volleyball games. In his spare time he enjoys bowling. Recently received his
Master’s Degree in Adminstration of Justice and Security from the University of Phoenix.
JT THOMPSON
Director of
Team Operations
JT Thompson has been with the Arizona Rattlers since
1996. Before joining the team she spent ten years as a
department secretary for America West Airlines training
and airport operations offices at their hub in Phoenix.
Prior to that she spent four years with Disc Jockey Entertainment as an entertainer and office administrator. She
holds an associate’s degree in Broadcast Communications from Miller Institute.
JT is responsible for multiple aspects of football operations, including team travel, accommodations, and game day operations.
Born in New York, JT is a widow with two grown children, Michael and Cari.
TIM FLANIGAN
Vice President of
Sales & Marketing
Tim Flanigan is entering his fourth season as the Vice President of Sales and Marketing for the Arizona Rattlers. Flanigan is also in charge of all signage in the arena, as well
as all sponsorship promotions. He is also very involved in
the team’s community relations and charity functions.
Flanigan has lived in the Valley for over 30 years and is a
graduate from Arizona State University. He actually went
to the very first Rattler game and has been a fan ever
since.
He was a small business owner for several years before coming to the Rattlers. Owning a
small business has helped Flanigan understand the difficulties other local companies can
have in finding the right advertising and getting their names out to the public. He is a firm
believer in his sponsors getting the best possible return on their investment.
ZACH TRUTY
Director of Public Relations/
Player Personnel
Zach Truty is in his first season with the Arizona Rattlers
as Director of Public Relations/Player Personnel. He rejoins
the Rattlers, after previously holding the position of coaching and player personnel assistant for the organization in
2008.
In 2010, Truty served as recruiting coordinator for the Eastern Michigan University football program, where he also assisted with the team’s publicity. Prior to his time at Eastern
Michigan, he worked with the Detroit Lions and the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Truty attended the University of Michigan (2004-2008), where he worked in both the athletic media relations and football recruiting departments. A native of Normal, Ill., Truty
graduated from University High School in 2004 after earning three football letters and
serving as a football captain.
TODD CONNER
Quality Control
Todd Conner is in his second year with the Arizona Rattlers
and his first in the Quality Control department.
In 2010, Conner joined the Rattlers as a Football Operations intern.
Conner was the General Manager of Barro’s Pizza in Mesa
for 30 years before joining the Rattlers staff.
Part of the 1981 Fullerton College South Coast Conference Championship team as a Wide
Receiver. Went to Esperanza High School, and was part of the school’s first state football
championship in 1979.
Conner currently resides in Gilbert with his wife, Audrey. He and his wife have two children, Kara and Brianna. Conner also has a granddaughter, Kaydence.
RANDY GASPAR
Equipment Manager
Randy Gaspar returns for his 11th season as the Rattlers’
Equipment Manager. Prior to his current position, Gaspar
spent two years as the Rattlers’ assistant video coordinator. Gaspar also spent 13 years as a team assistant for the
Phoenix Suns.
Gaspar also owns a screen printing and embroidery business, “Bling ‘N Ink”.
He and his wife Monica, reside in Glendale with their three
children, Jonathan, Jacob and Jordan.
RON KORDONOWY
Athletic Trainer
Ron Kordonowy is in his first year with the Arizona Rattlers
as the team’s Athletic Trainer.
Since moving to Arizona in 1990, Kordonowy has been the
Athletic Trainer for Shadow Mountain HS, Moon Valley HS
and is currently the head Athletic Trainer at Greenway HS.
In the professional sports scene, Kordonowy was the Head
Athletic Trainer for the New Mexico Scorpions Hockey
team, the Albuquerque Geckos Soccer team and worked
with the Chicago Cubs’ Rookie League.
As a football athletic trainer, Kordonowy worked with the Massachusetts Marauders Arena
Football team in 1994 and in 2001 was the Assistant Athletic Trainer for NFL Europa’s
Amsterdam Admirals.
Kordonowy received his B.S. Degree in Athletic Training from North Dakota State University in 1989.
Ron currently resides in El Mirage and enjoys all sporting activities especially hiking and
hunting.
BRANDY DAIMWOOD-BOUCHY
Sidewinders Dancers Director
Brandy Daimwood-Bouchy is entering her second season
with the Arizona Rattlers. Before joining the team, she
directed the AFL’s Orlando Predators Dancers for eight
seasons and prior to that she danced for the NBA’s Orlando Magic for five years. Brandy also choreographed and
taught at a competitive dance studio in Orlando, FL for
eight years.
In addition to having performed all over the country, Brandy has extensive choreography and teaching experience.
When Brandy is not with the Sidewinders Dancers, she
loves to spend time with her husband and five sons.
ANGIE BAKER
Sidwinders Dancers
Co-Director
Angie has been involved in the cheerleading and dance industry for almost 20 years. She cheered professionally for
six years, four of those with the Arizona Rattlers. During
her time as a Sidewinder, Angie represented the Rattlers
at the Arena Bowl in 2007 and at the Talladega International Speedway as part of the AFL’s Dream Team.
Angie was an Arizona Cardinals Cheerleader from 2008-10
and performed at the Super Bowl in Tampa FL. She was
also a member of the Arizona Cardinals Show Team and had the opportunity to travel
to Ft. Hood and perform for the military and its families. She is a veteran Cheerleading
Instructor and Judge for USA and stays busy with competitions and dance/cheer events
year-round. Angie and her husband, Chad, live in Glendale, AZ and enjoy traveling and
staying active.
2011
RATTLER
PLAYERS
RATTLERS ROSTER
No.
22
32
52
31
55
63
81
71
10
72
96
79
19
9
18
3
94
4
98
7
23
77
6
75
56
2
97
8
20
70
15
5
11
21
49
25
27
Pos.
DB
FB/LB
OL/DL
WR/DB
OL
OL
WR/DB
OL
QB
OL/DL
DL
OL
DB
WR
WR
WR/DB
OL/DL
DB
OL/DL
QB
WR
DL
DB
OL/DL
DL
QB/WR
OL/DL
WR
FB/LB
DL
WR
DB
K
DB
DL
WR/DB
DB
Name
Anderson, Vincent
Armstrong, Odie
Booker, John
Burgess, Rudy
Carvalho, Brennan
Clark, Devin
Colvin, Cameron
Cue, Ryan
Davila, Nick
Durham, Alonzo
Earl, Randy
Edwards, Steve
Floyd, Marquis
Forse, Nate
Fox, Glen
Geathers, Jason
Glasper, Tyre
Gray, Virgil
Harrington, Kyle
Harris, Trevor
Harvey, Trandon
Hawthorne, Anttaj
Hill, Vince
Jenkins, Craig
Jones, Ron
Lee, Xavier
LeFall, Dwayne
Madkins, Jason
McCullough, Kevin
Pittman, Marcus
Reed, Kerry
Rollins, Rod
Schroeder, Joe
Swanson, Riley
Tillman, Marcus
Turner, Craig
Wright, TJ
Hgt
6' 0"
6' 1"
6' 4"
5' 11"
6' 1"
6' 4"
6' 2"
6' 1"
6' 3"
6' 3"
6' 4"
6' 5"
6' 0"
6' 4"
6' 2"
6' 3"
6' 3"
5' 10"
6' 4"
6' 2"
5' 11"
6' 3"
6' 0"
6' 5"
6' 4"
6' 4"
6' 3"
6' 5"
6' 2"
6' 5"
6' 2"
6' 0"
5' 10"
6' 0"
6' 4"
5' 8"
5' 11"
Wgt
200 lbs
260 lbs
315 lbs
183 lbs
300 lbs
325 lbs
220 lbs
320 lbs
210 lbs
305 lbs
295 lbs
330 lbs
195 lbs
220 lbs
205 lbs
205 lbs
265 lbs
195 lbs
290 lbs
220 lbs
190 lbs
310 lbs
185 lbs
320 lbs
275 lbs
235 lbs
260 lbs
225 lbs
240 lbs
290 lbs
205 lbs
190 lbs
195 lbs
185 lbs
275 lbs
195 lbs
180 lbs
DOB
College
10/12/85
Southern Missouri State
9/30/81 Northwest Oklahoma State
4/23/86
San Jose State
9/19/84
Arizona State
12/31/85
Portland State
5/22/87
New Mexico
3/5/86
Oregon
3/1/86
Wayne State
5/22/85
Cincinnati
12/17/86
Nevada
7/5/87
Minnesota State
2/20/79
Central Florida
3/17/80
West Georgia
2/29/84
California-Pennsylvania
9/29/86
South Dakota State
9/8/80
Miami
4/14/87
North Carolina A&T
3/7/84
Rhode Island
4/3/87
UMass
5/31/86
Edinboro
5/23/83
Washington State
11/15/81
Wisconsin
11/22/85
Miles
2/10/87
Mississippi State
9/17/81
Southern Mississippi
4/9/86
Florida State
4/21/81
Akron
2/27/85
Sam Houston State
6/29/84
Cincinnati
5/10/86
Troy
10/24/84
Michigan State
10/27/87
Boston College
5/22/87
Sacred Heart University
4/20/84
Wake Forest
10/8/87
Mississippi
12/4/85
Southern Illinois
11/29/83
Ohio
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Lee, Xavier
Geathers, Jason
Gray, Virgil
Rollins, Rod
Hill, Vince
Harris, Trevor
Madkins, Jason
Forse, Nate
Davila, Nick
Schroeder, Joe
Reed, Kerry
Fox, Glen
Floyd, Marquis
McCullough, Kevin
Swanson, Riley
Anderson, Vincent
Harvey, Trandon
Turner, Craig
Wright, TJ
Burgess, Rudy
Armstrong, Odie
Tillman, Marcus
Booker, John
Carvalho, Brennan
Jones, Ron
Clark, Devin
Pittman, Marcus
Cue, Ryan
Durham, Alonzo
Jenkins, Craig
Hawthorne, Anttaj
Edwards, Steve
Colvin, Cameron
Glasper, Tyre
Earl, Randy
LeFall, Dwayne
Harrington, Kyle
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195 lbs
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DOB
College
4/9/86
Florida State
9/8/80
Miami
3/7/84
Rhode Island
10/27/87
Boston College
11/22/85
Miles
5/31/86
Edinboro
2/27/85
Sam Houston State
2/29/84
California-Pennsylvania
5/22/85
Cincinnati
5/22/87
Sacred Heart University
10/24/84
Michigan State
9/29/86
South Dakota State
3/17/80
West Georgia
6/29/84
Cincinnati
4/20/84
Wake Forest
10/12/85
Southern Missouri State
5/23/83
Washington State
12/4/85
Southern Illinois
11/29/83
Ohio
9/19/84
Arizona State
9/30/81 Northwest Oklahoma State
10/8/87
Mississippi
4/23/86
San Jose State
12/31/85
Portland State
9/17/81
5/22/87
New Mexico
5/10/86
Troy
3/1/86
Wayne State
12/17/86
Nevada
2/10/87
Mississippi State
11/15/81
Wisconsin
2/20/79
Central Florida
3/5/86
Oregon
4/14/87
North Carolina A&T
7/5/87
Minnesota State
4/21/81
Akron
4/3/87
UMass
#22 VINCENT ANDERSON
Defensive Back
Date of Birth: 10-12-1985
Height: 6-0
Weight: 200
Experience: Rookie
College: Southeast Missouri St.
ARENA FOOTBALL EXPERIENCE
Vincent Anderson is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Rattlers.
COLLEGE
Anderson gained his college experience as a Redhawk at Southeast Missouri State. In
2008, Anderson finished 2nd on the team for tackles with 81, including a team record of
five solo tackles against 6th ranked Missouri. He also had four pass break ups and three
fumble recoveries. In 2007, Anderson started the first five games as a wide receiver but
finished the season at free safety for the final five games. He had 42 tackles including 23
solo tackles and was the team’s 6th leading tackler. Additionally, Anderson also finished
as the fifth leading defensive back with 12 interceptions for 122 yards. Before attending
Southeast Missouri State, Anderson played in the local Phoenix area at Mesa Community
College where he had 36 receptions for 550 yards and seven touchdowns. Anderson majored in criminal justice.
HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL
Vincent Anderson was born October 12, 1985 to Vincent and Allison Anderson in East
St. Louis, Illinois. Anderson attended Belleville East High School where he played wide
receiver and free safety. Anderson’s favorite football player is Ed Reed.
#32 ODIE ARMSTRONG
Fullback/Linebacker
Height: 6-1
Weight: 260
Experience: 2 Years
College: Northwest Oklahoma St.
Odie Armstrong is entering his third season in Arena Football, all in the AFL and his first
with the Rattlers. Led the AFL in rushing in 2010 while with the Tulsa Talons, racking up
349 yards in 74 rushes for an astounding 4.7 yard average. Also scored 13 touchdowns
on the ground, and caught two passes for scores. Caught 11 total passes for 70 yards.
Named to the AFL All-Rookie team in 2008 while with the Orlando Predators. Rushed 39
times for 102 yards and two scores, while adding 20 receptions and 258 yards and seven
TDs. Also played for the Tulsa Talons on its 2007 Championship team.
OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Played for the California Redwoods in the UFL in 2009.
COLLEGE
Lead the Northwestern Oklahoma State Rangers to an NAIA national runner-up finish in
2003. Awarded 2005 NAIA All America 1st Team Offense for RB. Lead the team in rushing
in 2005 with 1,230 yards and 18.7 carries in a mere 8 games. Currently second in rushing yards in school history.
Born in Vardaman, Miss. Attended Vardaman High School where he rushed for a schoolrecord 5,838 yards and 104 touchdowns, including 39 TDs as a senior, still a Mississippi
record. Met wife, Natalie, at Northwestern Oklahoma State in 2003. Has two children,
Tyiashia and Paytyn.
#54 JOHN BOOKER
Offensive/Defensive Lineman
Height: 6-4
Weight: 315
Experience: 1 Year
College: San Jose State
John Booker is entering his third season in Arena Football, his second in the AFL and
with the Rattlers. Booker played on both the offensive line and fullback for the Rattlers
in 2010. He led the team in carries and second in yards with 46 yards on 24 attempts,
including a long of 11. Started every game in 2009 for the Spokane Shock, then of the
af2. Anchored the offensive line which helped the team to 27 rushing touchdowns and
QB Nick Davilla to an 86 touchdown season. When not blocking, Booker also hauled in 10
passes for 121 yards and four touchdowns.
Signed with the San Francisco 49ers as a rookie free agent in 2008. Was released after
training camp.
COLLEGE
Four year starting offensive lineman for San Jose State University. Was named All-WAC
in 2006 and team captain of the linemen in 2007. Played in the Texas vs. The Nation
All- Star game in 2008 after completing his collegiate career. Also a 2004 Academic AllWAC selection. Was the second known true freshman to start at offensive guard since
fresh¬man eligibility was restored in 1972.
Received second-team All-State honors at Hayward (Calif.) High School (Coach Frank
Moreno). As a senior, he was a first-team All-North Coast Section, All-Bay Area and AllLeague pick. The two-sport letter-winner also lettered in track and field. Has two older
brothers; Travis and Andre Booker. Also one older sister, Jalynda Booker, and one younger
sister, Jessica Booker. Mother is Pamela Emerson. In the offseason, Booker works with
elementary school children in an after school program in San Jose, Calif. Hometown is
Hayward, Calif.
#31 RUDY BURGESS
Wide Receiver/Defensive Back
Height: 5-11
Weight: 183
Experience: Rookie
College: Arizona State
Rudy Burgess is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Rattlers.
Was a gridiron football wide receiver for the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football
League in 2010. Played two games in the IFL for the Fairbanks Grizzlies. Signed by the
Indianapolis Colts to play WR as an undrafted free agent in 2008. Also was a member of
the Chicago Bears and New York Jets.
COLLEGE
Burgess was a four year performer at Arizona State, starting 25 of 45 career games.
Played several different positions including wide receiver, tailback, cornerback, kick and
punt returner, and even threw a touchdown pass during his Sun Devil career. The 14th
player in NCAA history to top 1,000 yards rushing, receiving, and returning. Earned honorable mention All-Pac Ten honors in 2005 and 2007.
A two-way starter and team captain at Desert High School in Edwards, CA. Won the
2002 High Desert League Defensive Player of the Year Award as a defensive back and
also made first-team all-league at wide receiver. Rushed for 1,235 yards and 12 TDs and
caught 22 passes for 656 yards and nine more touchdowns as a senior. Defensively, Bur
gess intercepted six passes, two of which were returned for TDs. Participated in track and
field, setting the CA Division 12 triple jump record with a mark of 50’10.” Son of Avery
and Rudy Burgess. Has one brother, Devonn. Hobbies are cooking and health & fitness.
Earned a degree from Arizona State University in Education and African American Studies.
#55 BRENNEN CARVALHO
Height: 6-1
Weight: 300
Experience: 1 Year
College: Portland State
Brennan Carvalho is entering his second season in Arena Football, both with the Rattlers.
Played in seven games for the Rattlers, starting five. Though most of his starts came on
the of¬fensive line, Carvalho also played fullback. Has the distinction of scoring on his
very first, and only, career rushing attempt (against Tampa Bay). An injury ended his
season in June.
Signed with the Green Bay Packers as a rookie free agent in 2008 and made the team’s
practice squad that season.
COLLEGE
Carvahlo enjoyed an illustrious career at Portland State, capping his career by winning
the Division I FCS Remington Award, which is given annually to the nation’s best center,
in 2007. Named All-American twice, once at center and once at guard. Named First-Team
All-Big Sky for three consecutive seasons (2005-07) starting as a sophomore. Three year
starter with 39 consecutive starts, the most of any player in the 2007 senior class. In
2007 was also named to the College Sports News Fabulous 50 and participated in the
2008 Hula Bowl at the conclusion of the season. Was rated the top center in Division I
FCS prior to that season. In 2005 and 2006 anchored the Portland State offensive line
that allowed the fewest sacks in the Big Sky Conference. Became a full-time starter in
2005 and was named third-team All-American by Don Hansen’s Football Gazette. Part of
an offensive line that led the Big Sky Conference to the best rushing game. Pulled off his
redshirt for the sixth game of the season and became a starter as a true freshman. Team
went 4-2 in his starts, averaging 215.7 yard rushing and only a single sack during the
period; didn’t turn 18 until after the end of that season.
Born in Kapa’a, Hawaii. Lettered three times in football at Kamehameha High School.
First Team All-League as a junior and a senior. Named first-team All-State as a senior.
Played in the Hawaii Union Builders Foundation Goodwill All-Star game. Son of Bernard
and Regina Carvalho.
#63 DEVIN CLARK
Offensive Lineman
Height: 6-4
Weight: 325
Experience: 1 Year
College: New Mexico
Devin Clark is entering his second season in the Arena Football League, both with the Rattlers. Clark was signed just prior to the Oklahoma City game in June of 2010. Started on
the of¬fensive line that week and every week for the remainder of the season. Finished
the season with seven offensive line starts. Made his first career reception at Spokane.
Before signing with the Rattlers on June 8, 2010, Devin played in the NFL with the
Wash¬ington Redskins in 2008. He played in two games, one against division rival Philadelphia Eagles and one against the Cincinnati Bengals. Before being activated, Devin
played on the practice squad. He was originally an undrafted free-agent by the Redskins.
COLLEGE
Devin played two years of college ball at the University of New Mexico after transferring
from Scottsdale Community College. He started for the Lobos both his Junior and Senior seasons. At SCC, Devin started as a freshman and was named an All-American as a
sophomore.
Devin Clark was born May 22, 1987 to mother Janet Clark and father Herbert Clark. In
high school, he was named to the All-State team as both a junior and a senior. He also
participated in the Junior National Olympic Weight Lifting competition.
#81 CAMERON COLVIN
Wide Receiver
Height: 6-2
Weight: 220
Experience: Rookie
College: Oregon
Cameron Colvin is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Arizona Rattlers.
Signed as a free agent with the San Francisco 49ers in 2008. Signed with the UFL
Sacra¬mento Mountain Lions in 2010.
COLLEGE
Colvin attended the University of Oregon from 2004 to 2007 and started at wide receiver
his freshman and sophomore year. He ended his tenure at Oregon with 74 catches for
892 yards and six TDs. Colvin also rushed for two touchdowns in Oregon’s high-powered
offense. As a 12-game starter in 2005, Colvin finished the season as the team’s fifthleading receiver. As a freshmen, he was sixth on the team in receiving yards, while earning one starting nod at California. Colvin’s junior and senior seasons were marred with
injuries.
Colvin attended football powerhouse De La Salle High School in Pittsburgh, CA. Compet¬ing
for a high school that holds the national record of 151 straight wins, lasting from 1992
to 2004, Colvin was one of the top recruits in the nation. Ranked by Rivals.com as the
second best player at his position, 17th nationally, and third in California. In 2009, he
became the CEO of his own Agency/Entertainment and Production Company, CamColvin
Inc. With CamColvin Inc., Cameron intends to teach, inspire and network within his community. For more information, visit www.camcolvinuniverse.net.
#71 RYAN CUE
Offensive Lineman
Height: 6-1
Weight: 320
Experience: Rookie
College: Wayne State
Ryan Cue is entering his first season in the Arena Football League with the Rattlers.
Played for the Green Bay Blizzard of the IFL in 2010, starting all 18 games at both center
and guard. Started the last eight games for the Milwaukee Iron of the AF2 in 2009.
COLLEGE
Cue played football at Wayne State. Played in a total of 42 games, where he compiled 29
starts at left guard. Played in all 11 games his senior season, starting in nine of them at
left guard. Started nine of 10 games as a redshirt junior and had his starting streak of
20 games end against Ashland due to injury. Made the All-GLIAC Second Team in 2006
and was also named to Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All- Northwest Region Third Team.
After redshirting in 2005, moved to guard, started all 11 games the following season and
helped contribute to a Warriors’ offense that average over 200 rushing yards a game.
Began his career at center, where he played in all 10 games as a freshman.
Cue was a 3A All-State 1st team member while helping to lead his Miami, FL, Pace High
School team to the 3A State Championship. Cue was a District Wrestling Champion while
in high school.
#10 NICK DAVILA
Quarterback
Height: 6-3
Weight: 210
Experience: 1 Year
College: Cincinnati
Nick Davila is entering his fourth season in Arena Football and his second in the AFL,
both AFL seasons with the Rattlers. In just his rookie year, Davila enjoyed the most prolific passing season of any Rattler in the team’s 18-year history, including the legendary
Sherdrick Bonner. Davila broke the AFL’s rookie records for passing yards, passing touchdowns and completion percentage. He also became the first Rattler in history to throw for
over 100 touchdowns, also breaking Bonner’s single-season records in passing yards and
completion percentage. His 67.3% completion percentage ranks as the best in Rattler
career history. Ranks only second to Bonner in all major Rattler career passing statistics.
Two year starter for the Spokane Shock, formerly of the arenafootball2. Led the team
to a two-year record of 38-3, including two ArenaCup appearances and a championship
in 2009. Completed 349 passes for 3,863 yards and 86 touchdowns in 2009, and was
named first-team All-af2 for his efforts that season. All of those stats were single season franchise records, records which he had set in 2008, his first in af2. That season, he
threw 2,935 yards and 66 touchdowns. He finished third in passing efficiency with 119.2
and completed 67% of his passes with only nine interceptions.
Attended mini-camp with the Cleveland Browns in 2007.
COLLEGE
Played sparingly in college, but stepped up and made the most of every opportunity.
Completed nearly 59% of his passes (96/163) for 1,401 yards for 12 touchdowns and
only five interceptions in his 12 collegiate games. Won both of the starts he got while
with the Bearcats, including a huge 30-11 upset of then-undefeated Rutgers. Threw for
a touchdown in that game and ran for another to earn BIG EAST Honor Roll and team
Of¬fensive Player of the Week honors. Was presented with the Glenn Sample Award for
Com¬munity Service for his participation in the Locks of Love program his senior year.
Trans¬ferred to Cincinnati from Chaffey Junior College, where he received All-American
honors. He completed 64 percent of his passes for 2,792 yards and 24 TDs as a sophomore and passed for 2,982 yards and 22 TDs as a freshman. Was named first team allstate both seasons and helped team to second place league honors in both years.
#10 NICK DAVILA
Earned All-League honors his junior and senior seasons at Damien High (Calif.), passing
for 3,237 yards and 22 touchdowns in two seasons as a starter. Also earned All-Conference honors in baseball. Son of Fernando and Marsha Davila. Has one brother and four
sisters. Majored in history.
#72 ALONZO DURHAM
Height: 6-3
Weight: 305
Experience: Rookie
College: Nevada
Alonzo Durham is entering his first season in the Arena Football League with the Rattlers.
Durham participated in the San Francisco 49ers’ 2010 mini camp and signed with the
United Football League’s Sacramento Mountain Lions in September 2010.
COLLEGE
Durham earned First Team All-WAC honors as a senior offensive tackle at Nevada.
Open¬ing holes for the nation’s top rushing attack in 2008, Durham earned Second
Team All WAC honors as a junior. Started all 13 games as a sophomore, helping lead an
offensive line that only allowed 25 sacks on the season.
All-Delta League selection as a defensive lineman at Jesuit High School in Carmichael,
CA. Playing on both the offensive and defensive lines, Durham earned honorable-mention
All-Section honors from the Sacramento Bee on defense. Notched 62 tackles, three sacks
and an INT playing defense, while also earning Offensive Lineman of the Year as a senior.
#96 RANDY EARL
Defensive Lineman
Height: 6-4
Weight: 295
Experience: Rookie
College: Minnesota State
Randy Earl is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Arizona Rattlers.
Participated in the Minnesota Vikings’ 2010 minicamp.
COLLEGE
Playing at both tackle and end positions along the defensive line, Earl finished his collegiate career at Minnesota State University with 191 tackles, 38.5 tackles for loss and 19.5
sacks. Earned 1st team All-NSIC and 2nd team All-Region during 2009-2010 season.
Earned Second team All-Northern Sun South in 2008, leading his team with 8.5 tackles for
loss. In 2007, Earl was Minnesota State’s lone First-Team All-NCC selection, while leading
the conference with 10 sacks and earning AllAmerica Honors. As a red¬shirt freshman,
Earl was named Honorable Mention All-NCC and collected 52 tackles. He started in all 11
games and tallied a career-high six tackles during four different games.
Graduate of J.I. Case High School in Racine, WI., earning honor roll in every year of prep
career. Earned 1st team All-Conference in the 2004-2005 season.
#79 STEVE EDWARDS
Height: 6-5
Weight: 330
Experience: 1 Year
College: Central Florida
Steve Edwards is entering his second season in the Arena Football League, both with the
Rattlers. Edwards joined the Rattlers on March 17, 2008 and missed the first 10 games of
the season. However, once he was activated, he started his next six games at offensive
lineman, the first four games resulting in Rattler victories.
Edwards began his professional career in the NFL when he was signed by the Philadelphia
Eagles as an undrafted free agent in 2002 and spent part of the season on the practice
squad. However, the Chicago Bears signed Edwards in the same year, and he made his NFL
debut with the Bears. In his 2003 season with the Bears, Edwards made all 16 starts at left
guard. In 2004, he played in 15 games and made eight starts. In 2005, Edwards played in
six games and made his post season debut. Additionally, Edwards was with the New York
Giants in 2006, the Baltimore Ravens in 2007, and the California Redwoods in 2009.
COLLEGE
Edwards gained his college experience as a Knight with the University of Central Florida.
In 2001, Edwards achieved the title of UCF’s Lineman of the Year by helping the Knights
to rank 12th in the NCAA for passing. Furthermore, in 2001, he also earned Football
News honorable mention All-American honors and was nominated to the Football News
All-American team. Also as a senior, Edwards did not allow any sacks. He started 20
games in two seasons at UCF in 2000-2001. He started his collegiate career at Tennessee State but left during his redshirt freshman season. Edwards then attended West Hills
Community College in Coalinga, California. At West Hills, Edwards picked up back to back
All-American Awards in the 1998 and 1999 seasons. Edwards majored in criminal justice.
Steve Edwards was born on February 20, 1979 in Chicago, Illinois. He attended Mount
Carmel High School and helped lead the team to the 1996 Illinois State Football Championship. Edwards currently lives in Chicago, Illinois.
#19 MARQUIS FLOYD
Defensive Back
Height: 6-0
Weight: 195
Experience: 3 Years
College: West Georgia
Marquis Floyd is entering his sixth season in Arena Football, his fourth season in the AFL,
and his first with the Rattlers. Floyd previously played three seasons with the San Jose
SaberCats from 2006-08, winning the 2007 Arena Bowl and leading the team to another
appearance in 2008. A full-time starter at defensive back for two seasons, Floyd racked
up 16 interceptions, 31 pass breakups and seven forced fumbles. He was named First
Team All-AFL in 2008 for his efforts. As a two-way player in 2006, Floyd caught 21 passes
for 203 yards and a score, while adding three interceptions and four forced fumbles.
Floyd also played two seasons in arenafootball2. In 2005, Floyd played for the Rio Grande
Valley Dorados. Recording a team-best 101 receptions for 1,452 yards and 29 TDs in addition to 23 rush yards for four TDs, Floyd earned AF2 Ironman of the Year honors. Defensively, Floyd added 47 tackles, 42 solo, nine INTs, and two forced fumbles. In his first
professional season in 2004 with the Tennessee Valley Vipers, Floyd led the team with 37
tackles, 27 solo, and two fumble recoveries. Offensively, Floyd recorded 20 receptions for
242 yards and three TDs.
Signed to the Dallas Cowboys’ practice squad on Nov. 30, 2009. On Sept. 6, 2009, Floyd
was claimed off of waivers and signed to the Cleveland Browns’ active roster. He was
waived on Sept. 22. He was signed back onto the Cleveland Browns practice squad on
September 24. On Sept. 5, 2009, Floyd was waived by the Browns during final cuts. On
Aug. 12, 2008, Floyd was signed by the Seattle Seahawks. He was waived by the team
during final cuts on August 30 but was later resigned to the team’s practice squad.
COLLEGE
Floyd attended the University of West Georgia, where he was a three-time American
Football Coaches Association (AFCA) All-American. He led the Braves in INTs in each of
his last three seasons and holds the school record for career INTs with 19. Floyd recorded
231 tackles, 164 solo during his four seasons. He holds the school’s all-time punt return
yards record with 982 on 125 returns. Floyd ended his college career participating in the
2003 Cactus Bowl Division II all-star classic in Kingsville, Texas. Floyd was named Team
MVP his senior year.
#19 MARQUIS FLOYD
A four sport athlete at Monroe Area High School in Monroe, GA. Floyd played football,
basketball, track and baseball, earning basketball MVP honors as a junior and senior.
Floyd also won the ‘Best Sprinter’ award from his track team and ‘Best Outfielder’ honor
for baseball.
#9 NATE FORSE
Wide Receiver
Height: 6-4
Weight: 220
Experience: 1 year
College: California-Pennsylvania
Nate Forse is entering his third season in Arena Football, his second in the AFL and his
first with the Rattlers. Playing for Milwaukee in 2010, Forse participated in only 12 games
due to injury. However, he finished with 111 receptions for 1,389 yards and 27 TDs. In
2009, Forse was named to the All-arenafootball2 First Team as member of the Green Bay
Blizzard, where he recorded 131 receptions for 1,875 yards and 28 TDs.
After breaking records with the Blizzard, Forse earned a private workout with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
COLLEGE
Forse played at West Virginia University before transferring to California (PA) in 2005. For
three consecutive seasons he led the Cal receiving corps, earning All-Pennsylvania State
Athletic Conference honors with a career-best 59 catches for 804 yards and 10 TDs during his senior year.
Forse attended Laurel Highlands High School in Uniontown, PA.
#18 GLEN FOX
Wide Receiver
Height: 6-2
Weight: 205
Experience: Rookie
College: South Dakota State
Glen Fox is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Rattlers.
Tried out with the Green Bay Packers during the teams’ 2010 Rookie Orientation Camp.
COLLEGE
Fox played college football at South Dakota State University. He made a successful transition from defensive back to wide receiver. Fox earned Second Team All-Missouri Valley
Football Conference honors in the 2008-09 season after ranking second in receiving TDs
as a junior. He played in three games as a member of the SDSU Men’s Basketball team
during the 2005-06 season.
Fox was named First Team All-Conference twice at Prairie High School in Cedar Rapids,
IA. He earned All-State recognition as a senior and served as team captain in football,
basketball, and track.
#3 JASON GEATHERS
Wide Receiver/Linebacker
Height: 6-3
Weight: 205
Experience: 4 Years
College: Miami (Fla.)
Jason Geathers is entering his fifth season in the Arena Football League, and his first with
the Rattlers. A throwback to the AFL’s Ironman days, Geathers has twice been named to
the AFL’s All-Ironman team for his efforts at wide receiver, linebacker, special teams and
occasionally even running back. Played sparingly in 2010 with the Tampa Bay Storm and
Alabama Vipers (now Georgia Force). Geathers has 103 receptions for 978 yards and
16 touchdowns, mostly with the San Jose SaberCats, whom he played for from 20062008. Also added three rushing touchdowns in 2008. Defensively, has added an interception, eight pass-breakups and five fumble recoveries from the “Jack” linebacker position
throughout his career.
Signed with the Cleveland Browns in 2004 as an undrafted free agent. Participated in
2004 quarterback school and training camp as a receiver for the Browns. Signed to the
practice squad of the New York Giants in October 2004. Reached the Giants active roster
in January 2005. Signed with the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football
League in 2009.
COLLEGE
A receiver and tailback for University of Miami, Geathers saw action in 42 games during his career with 671 yards and 5 TDs on 121 rush attempts. Caught 40 passes for
492 yards and six TDs. In his senior season, Geathers caught 23 passes for 277 yards
and recorded 151 yards rushing and four TDs. Was a member of Miami’s 2001 National
Championship team.
A Parade All-American and USA Today Honorable Mention All-American football player
at Spanish River High School in Boca Raton, FL. Saw action at tailback, quarterback,
wide receiver, linebacker and returner. Accounted for 1,612 yards on offense as a senior,
rush¬ing 105 times for 846 yards and eight TDs, and catching 15 passes for 328 yards
and five TDs. Lettered in basketball and track, averaging 15.5 points per game as a senior on the basketball team, and posting a 10.7 and 22.4 in the 100 and 200 meters,
respectively.
#94 TYRE GLASPER
Height: 6-3
Weight: 265
Experience: Rookie
College: North Carolina A&T
Tyre Glasper is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Rattlers.
COLLEGE
Glasper played college football at North Carolina A&T University. He started 10 games his
senior year registering 44 tackles, four sacks, one fumble recovery, and one blocked kick.
During his junior year, Glasper started 12 games and collected a career-best 42 tackles
and recorded 3.5 sacks. Selected Preseason All-Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Second
Team for the 2009 season. Made preseason All-MEAC in 2008 as well. Has played in 26
games over his career with 81 career tackles, four blocked kicks, four career fumble recoveries and nine career sacks.
Glasper attended M.L. King High School in Detroit, MI.
#4 VIRGIL GRAY
Defensive Back
Height: 5-10
Weight: 195
Experience: 1 Year
College: Rhode Island
Virgil Gray is entering his fourth season in Arena Football, his second in the AFL and first
with the Rattlers. Spent the 2010 season with the Milwaukee Iron, where he earned Riddell Defensive Player of the Week honors for his performance against Iowa in week three.
Against the Barnstormers, Gray posted a 49-yard interception return for a TD in addition
to leading the Iron with 6.5 tackles. With the Spokane Shock, Gray received Defensive
Player of the Week honors in the semifinal round of the 2009 playoffs. As a rookie with
the arenafootball2 Lubbock Renegades in 2008, Gray led the team with 85.5 tackles and
eight INTs.
COLLEGE
Collected 47 solo tackles and two INTs in a 2006 senior campaign that garnered him Atlantic 10 All-Conference Second-Team honors at the University of Rhode Island. Named
Atlantic 10 Co-Defensive Player of the Week in 2004 after returning an INT 30 yards for
a score in a 27-24 win over Massachusetts. Lettered four times with the Rams.
A wide receiver and defensive back at Therrell High School in Atlanta, GA. Three-time
letterman in football, earning All-City honors as a senior. Also earned two letters as a
member of the school’s basketball team where he played point guard.
#98 KYLE HARRINGTON
Height: 6-4
Weight: 290
Experience: Rookie
College: Massachusetts
Kyle Harrington is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Rattlers.
Participated in the Chicago Bears’ and Washington Redskins’ 2010 minicamps. Spending time in the United Football League, Harrington participated in the Hartford Colonials’
training camp, making the team’s 2010 roster.
COLLEGE
Played college football at the University of Massachusetts and started all 11 games his
senior season. He registered 43 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss and a halfsack. Earned CAA
All-Conference Second Team in 2009, 2008 CAA All-Conference Third Team, 2008 CAA
Academic All-Conference and 2007 CAA Academic All-Conference honors. Bench-pressed
485 pounds, which ranks second all-time in UMass history.
Earned Northeast Conference All-Star selections as a sophomore, junior and senior at
Salem High School in Salem, MA. Also lettered in wrestling, baseball and basketball.
#7 TREVOR HARRIS
Quarterback
Height: 6-2
Weight: 220
Experience: Rookie
College: Edinboro
Trevor Harris is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Rattlers.
Harris signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars as an undrafted free agent following the 2010
NFL Draft.
COLLEGE
Harris played collegiate football at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, a member of
NCAA Division II’s Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. Early in his sophomore year,
he broke the school’s single-game passing record, leading the Pittsburgh PostGazette to
predict, accurately it turned out, that Harris would “rewrite the school’s passing records.”
In 2008 he became just the third Edinboro player to be a finalist for the Harlon Hill Trophy, and was a finalist again in 2009. Harris was named to the 2009 Consensus Draft
Services Preseason All-American Team. He was the first player to repeat as PSAC West
Offensive Player of the Year since Randy McKavish of Slippery Rock won the honor in
1997 and again in 1998. He was a three-time All-PSAC West selection and was the PSAC
West Rookie of the Year as a freshman. In his final game at Edinboro, a NCAA play¬off
game against West Liberty University, Harris set a Division II record with 630 passing
yards in a playoff game. West Liberty won the game 84-63, as the two teams combined
for 1,394 yards. Harris finished his career with 11,899 yards passing, completing 66% of
his passes and throwing for 100 TDs.
Harris was an all-state selection in both football and basketball at Marion Pleasant High
School in Marion, OH. Was a three-year starter in football, throwing for 1,523 yards and
23 TDs as a senior, completing 90 of 149 passes with just seven INTs. Named the Offensive Back of the Year by the North Central Ohio Football Coaches Association, and was
also a first team All-NCOFCA choice. Was also a first team All-Mid Ohio Athletic Conference choice and was named the District 11 Player of the Year. An All-Ohio selection as a
junior, while also being named first team All-MOAC and All-NCOFCA. Completed his career throwing for 4,439 yards with 59 TDs and 19 INTs, adding six TDs rushing.
#23 TRANDON HARVEY
Wide Receiver
Height: 5-11
Weight: 190
Experience: 3 Years
College: Washington State
Trandon Harvey is entering his fourth season in the AFL, all with the Rattlers. Limited to 12
games due to injury, but still finished third on the team in all receiving categories. Also one
of two of the tream’s primary kick return options, and moved up the Rattlers career leader
list in that category, now ranking third. Finished the season with 1557 all-purpose yards and
15 touchdowns. Hauled in 61 passes in 2010. Recorded 110 receptions for 1,446 yards and
28 touchdowns in 2009. His 2008 numbers also ranked in the league’s top ten in all major receiving categories. Also returned kickoffs for touchdowns in three consecutive games,
finishing the season with 51 returns for 993 yards and five scores. His 1,412 yards in 2007
were the third most in league history for a rookie, and led the team with 101 receptions and
30 touchdowns that year. Also returned 14 kickoffs for 192 yards and a score. Was named to
the league’s All Rookie team. Made the team after attending the team’s open tryout prior to
the 2007 season.
COLLEGE
Harvey played his collegiate ball at Washington State University. During his senior year in
2005, Harvey had 25 catches for 431 yards and a touchdown in 11 games. As a redshirt junior in 2004, played in 11 games with one start. He made 18 grabs for 203 yards and two
touchdowns. Named to Pac10 weekly offensive team after game against New Mexico when
he caught a teamleading six passes. He had at least one in every game except Oregon State
and Washington. Missed all of his true sophomore year except the first game due to a right
knee PCL sprain. In 2001, played eight games with no starts and was one of six truefreshmen
to play for WSU. He had nine catches for 83 yards and a touchdown. He missed the Oregon
game with a turf toe injury and did not play in the final three games.
Harvey was born May 23, 1983. Coached by Eric Peterson at Sweetwater High, played wide
receiver and running back as well as defense and also ran track. Named to the San Diego
Union Tribune allcounty team. Finalist for San Diego Player of the Year. Named to the Union
Tribune’s allacademic team twice. As a junior was named the Metro Conference MVP. Named
to the San Diego Union Tribune all-county team. Named the San Diego Union Tribune’s athlete of the year. Harvey was the league’s overall MVP in track, and was the league champion
in the triple jump and the long jump. State finalist in the triple jump. The Union Tribune’s
San Diego track athlete of the year. Resides in Phoenix during the offseason with his wife and
children, Dominic and Kade.
#77 ANTTAJ HAWTHORNE
Height: 6-3
Weight: 315
Experience: 2 Years
College: Wisconsin
Anttaj Hawthorne is entering his third season in Arena Football, all with the Rattlers. Enjoyed
a career year in 2010, starting all 16 games and leading the team in sacks with 6.5 for the
year. Also tied for the team lead in forced fumbles (three, with Alex Guerrero), knocked down
three passes and even scored a touchdown. Hawthorne was the starting nose tackle for the
Rattlers during much of the 2008 season, finishing with one sack, added 13 tackles, 2.5 for
loss, and two pass breakups. He had his best game of the year in the Week 15 win against
Kansas City, recording a tackle, one for a loss, a fumble recovery, and his first career sack.
Hawthorne was drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the 6th round (175th overall) of the 2005
NFL Draft. He played in two games his rookie season recording two assists. Hawthorne registered 13 solo tackles and three assists in eight games during the 2006 NFL season before
being allocated to the Frankfurt Galaxy of NFL Europe. In his first year in Frankfurt, he registered 28 regular season tackles and two sacks on a top ranked rushing defense that allowed
only 52 yards per game. He won his first World Bowl title that same year.
COLLEGE
Hawthorne was a four-year starter (2001-2004) on the defensive line at the University of
Wisconsin. He started the last two games at Nose-tackle in his freshman year then moved
to left tackle where he started 41 consecutive games. He earned third team All-American
honors his senior year and was named All-Big Ten Conference three times, including a first
team selection as a junior, and a consensus selection as a senior. He was the recipient of the
team’s Jay Seiler Coaches Appreciation Award and named team captain his senior year. He
finished his career with 201 tackles, 42 tackles for a loss, 12 sacks, two forced fumbles, four
pass deflections and an interception. His 42 tackles for a loss places him sixth on the school’s
all time list.
He earned All-State three times, was named USA Today, ESPN and Super Preps first team
All-American and earned Prep Stars Dream Team accolades his senior year at Hamden High
School. That same year he competed in the National High School All-Star game and was
rated the ninth-best overall player and second ranked defensive player in the country by Tom
Lemmings Prep football Report. A native of Hamden, CT.
#6 VINCE HILL
Defensive Back
Height: 6-0
Weight: 185
Experience: 1 year
College: Miles
Vince Hill is entering his second year in the Arena Football League, his first with the Rattlers. Hill played the 2010 season with the Alabama Vipers, where he recorded 71 tackles,
34 assists, along with six INTs and two TDs. Earned Second Team All-Arena Defensive
Back with the Vipers in 2010. Led the AFL with 34 pass break ups.
Played for the Tennessee Valley Vipers of the af2 in 2009. Played in eight games, recording 53 tackles and four INTs.
COLLEGE
Hill was a standout defensive back at Miles College (2004-2008) and earned All-Southern
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honors in 2007. Spent the 2007 and 2008 seasons as
a defensive back where he compiled 10 career INTs, 2 TDs, and racked up 102 tackles.
Spent the 2004 and 2006 campaigns as a wide receiver.
A four year letterman in football, Hill was named MVP in 2003 and 2004 of his football
team at North Springs High School in At¬lanta, GA. Also named All County, and Best Wide
Receiver during his high school career. Also a three year letter winner in basketball. The
son of Efrem Hill and Veronica Lane. Has two brothers, Efrem Hill Jr. and Reggie Wheller
and a sister named Victoria Woods. Has a two-year-old son, Baroyln Hill.
#75 CRAIG JENKINS
Height: 6-5
Weight: 320
Experience: Rookie
College: Mississippi State
Craig Jenkins is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Rattlers.
COLLEGE
Jenkins gained his college experience as a Bulldog at Mississippi State. In 2008, Jenkins
played in all 12 games during the season, starting seven times at an offensive guard position. The best game of his season came in the Bulldogs’ Week 11 victory over Arkansas
when Jenkins was graded out at an 85 percent blocking mark with a team-best 11 knockdown blocks. In 2007, Jenkins Started 11 of the 13 games for Mississippi State during
his sophomore campaign. He reached an 80 percent blocking grade eight times during
the season. In 2006, Earned the starting nod at right offensive tackle during the final
days of preseason camp. Jenkins started all 12 games at the position, going every snap
five times (in the first six games of the year) while grading out at 80 percent or better 10
times on year. During his college tenure he majored in General Business Administration.
Craig Jenkins was born February 2, 1987 to Rev. and Mrs. Herrie Jenkins Jr in Jackson,
Mississippi. Jenkins attended Pearl High School where he played on the offensive line.
Jenkins’ cousin is former MSU wide receiver Justin Jenkins, who lettered at State from
2000-03.
#56 RON JONES
Height: 6-4
Weight: 275
Experience: 4 Years
College: Southern Mississippi
Ron Jones is entering his fifth season in Arena Football and the AFL, and his second with the
Rattlers. Started all 16 games in 2010 and led the Rattlers defensive line in pass breakups with
five. Also finished third on the team in sacks with 4.5 and notched 7.5 tackles for loss. Spent
the previous two seasons with the San Jose SaberCats, and helped the team advance to the
ArenaBowl both seasons. Was part of the 2007 championship squad, and was coached by Kevin
Guy, then San Jose’s defensive coordinator. Racked up six sacks, five pass breakups and two
recovered fumbles in 2008 during the regular season. Added two sacks and one pass breakup
in the ArenaBowl loss to Philadelphia. Named Second Team All-Arena in 2007, when he logged
five sacks, four pass breakups and four forced fumbles. Also added a sack in the ArenaBowl
win against Columbus. Played in one game with the Nashville Kats in 2006, recording a sack.
Joined the Indianapolis Colts in August 2004. Originally signed by the San Francisco 49ers as
an undrafted free agent in May 2004. Played with the Toronto Argonauts in 2009.
COLLEGE
Started 19 of 26 games at DE during his two year career at Southern Mississippi (2002-03).
Had an outstanding performance in the Houston Bowl against Oklahoma State with 4 tackles,
2 sacks and 1 FF (12/27/02). Helped team finish the regular season with a 9-3 record. Ended
his collegiate career at USM with 106 tackles, 20.5 tackles for loss, 13 sacks, 3 FF and 3 FR.
Started 11 games his senior year recording 43 tackles and 5 sacks. Played in all 13 games as a
junior, starting 8, accumulating 63 tackles and 8 sacks. Enjoyed a career-high 10 tackles and a
half sack against Cincinnati (10/19). Helped guide his team to berths in the 2002 Houston Bowl
and the 2003 Liberty Bowl. Two-year starter at DE for Gulf Coast Community College (Miss.).
Finished his JC career with 48 solo tackles, 11 sacks, 6 FRs, 2 INTs and a touchdown. Named
top 10 JC players in Mississippi at Gulf Coast CC by The Sun Herald. Regarded as a top 15 JC
player in the state by The Clarion Ledger. Played in the Mississippi State JC All-Star Game and
earned All-State honors.
Prepped at Gulfport High School earning All-State, All-Coast and All-Region honors his senior
year. Invited to play in the Miss. North/South All-Star Game. Makes offseason home in Gulfport. Graduated from USM with a major in sports administration. Is the proud father of daughter Mya.
#2 XAVIER LEE
Quarterback/Wide Receiver
Height: 6-4
Weight: 235
Experience: 1 year
College: Florida State
Xavier Lee is entering his third season in Arena Football, his second in the AFL and his
first wth the Rattlers. Lee is a true AFL Ironman, seeing time at three positions in 2010,
including quarterback, wide receiver and on defense with the Oklahoma City Yard Dawgs.
Snagged 62 passes for 718 yards and seven touchdowns at the receiver spot, and also
threw for 304 yards and four scores from under center. Added 10 tackles on defense and
even re-turned a kick. Also played for the Arkansas Twisters (af2) in 2009.
After declaring himself eligible for the 2008 NFL Draft, the Baltimore Ravens signed Lee
as an undrafted free agent.
COLLEGE
As a redshirt freshman and back-up quarterback in 2005, Lee went 27-for-57 for 466
yards with three TDs on the year, throwing just one INT in seven games. As a sophomore,
Lee played in eight games, including three starts, and passed for 885 yards with seven
TDs and five INTs. In his first career start, Lee went 22-for-36 for 286 yards and two TDs
on the road at Maryland. During his junior season, Lee gained notoriety for his winning
perfor¬mance against Alabama, leading the Seminoles to a 21-14 victory after completing 12-19 passes for 224 yards, two TDs, one INT and 11 rushes for 59 yards.
Lee attended Seabreeze High School in Daytona Beach, FL. Set Florida’s all-time record
for passing yards (9,082), completions (549) and TDs (98). Named Florida’s Mr. Football
in 2002, and also won 3A Player of the Year honors as a senior. During his senior season,
he rushed for 461 yards and 13 TDs and was 188-for-304, passing for 3,075 yards with
33 TDs and 10 INTs. Rated a five-star player and the No. 1 dual threat quarterback in the
nation by Rivals.com. Played in the 2004 U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
#97 DWAYNE LEFALL
Height: 6-3
Weight: 260
Experience: Rookie
College: Akron
Dwayne Lefall is entering his second season in Arena Football and first in the AFL with the
Rattlers. Lefall previously played for the Louisville Fire of AF2 in 2006.
Played with the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the CFL in 2005. Also, played for the Tempe
Rams of the Copper Football League in 2009.
COLLEGE
Lefall played four seasons at Akron in Ohio from 2000 and 2002-2004. Lefall started
three seasons for the Zips at DE. He finished his last three seasons with 88 tackles, 19.5
sacks, four interceptions, and one touchdown.
Lefall is a graduate of McClymonds Senior High School in Oakland, CA. He was a three
year letterman, who also ran the 110 and 300 meter high hurdles in track.
#8 JASON MADKINS
Wide Receiver
Height: 6-5
Weight: 225
Experience: Rookie
College: Sam Houston State
Jason Madkins is entering his first season in the Arena Football League with the Rattlers.
COLLEGE
Madkins played WR for the Sam Houston State Bearkats, catching 23 passes for 319
yards and six TDs in 2008. Caught a 27-yard TD with four seconds left to force overtime in Texas St.-San Marcos game. Led the team in touchdowns his final two seasons
and was named All-Southland team twice. Led Sam Houston with 56 pass receptions for
1,073 yards and eight TDs. Only the seventh Bearkat receiver to gain more than 1,000
yards in a single season. Was a transfer from Navarro Junior College. Honored as an AllSouthwest Junior College Football Conference selection. Helped lead team to No. 7 NJCAA
national ranking with an 8-3 season record and a Pilgrim’s Pride Bowl appearance.
All-District wide receiver for an 11-2 state playoff team at Mart High School in Mart, TX.
#20 KEVIN MCCULLOUGH
Fullback/Linebacker
Height: 6-2
Weight: 240
Experience: 1 Year
College: Cincinnati
Kevin McCullough is entering his fourth season in Arena Football, his second in the AFL
and first season with the Rattlers. He previously played for the Spokane Shock and Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz. In 2010, he registered 40 tackles, two INT, and one TD for Oklahoma City.
In 2007, McCullough signed a free-agent contract with the New York Jets before he was
released in training camp.
COLLEGE
McCullough finished his collegiate career as a Cincinnati Bearcat and he was awarded first
Team All Big-East Conference honors his senior season. He tallied 132 total tackles, two
interceptions, and four fumble recoveries. McCullough was named First Team All-Big East
as the team’s leading tackler (68) and leader in tackles. He was the winner of the team’s
Brig Owens Award as the top defensive back. McCullough earned team Defensive Player
of the Week honors three times for his performances against Virginia Tech, USF, and Rutgers. McCullough played one season at Grand Rapids Junior College before transferring.
McCullough earned First Team All-Conference honors as a senior at Hudson High School.
He is the son of Kim and Becky McCullough and has two older siblings, brother Bryan
played football at Miami (Ohio) and sister Kelly played volleyball at Miami (Ohio).
#70 MARCUS PITTMAN
Defensive Lineman
Height: 6-5
Weight: 290
Experience: 1 Year
College: Troy
Marcus Pittman is entering his third season in Arena Football, and his second with the
AFL and the Rattlers. Played six games for the Rattlers in 2010. Notched his first tackle
for a loss in Utah’s backfield on May 28. Also logged a pass breakup against BossierShreveport. Played 10 games for the Bossier-Shreveport Battlewings (formerly of af2) in
2009. Logged 25 tackles, seven sacks, two pass breakups and two forced fumbles. Led
the Battlewings to the Conference Semifinals.
Attended training camp with the New Orleans Saints in 2008. Also was a member of the
Kansas City Chiefs.
COLLEGE
Played nose tackle for the Troy Trojans in 2006 and 2007. Was part of teams that won the
Sunbelt Conference title both seasons and won the 2006 New Orleans Bowl. Finished his
collegiate career with 42 tackles, four sacks and an interception. Also attended Garden
City Community College.
During the offseason, teaches at the same high school he attended, Western Harnett
High in Lillington, North Carolina.
#15 KERRY REED
Wide Receiver
Height: 6-2
Weight: 205
Experience: Rookie
College: Michigan State
Kerry Reed is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Arizona Rattlers.
Signed with the Miami Dolphins as an undrafted free-agent in 2007. Joined the Baltimore
Ravens in 2008. Joined the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League late in 2009, participated in the team’s 2010 training camp and later signed with the team.
COLLEGE
A J.C. Grid Wire Honorable Mention All-American at Coffeyville Community College, racking up nearly 1,200 yards and 13 touchdowns as a receiver in his two seasons at Coffeyville. Transferred to Michigan State in 2005, catching 31 passes for 438 yards and five
TDs. As a senior in 2006, Reed earned Honorable Mention All-Big Ten, catching 64 passes
for 775 yards and five TDs.
Honorable Mention All-Dade County selection as a senior at South Dade High School in
Homestead, Fla.
#5 ROD ROLLINS
Defensive Back
Height: 6-0
Weight: 190
Experience: Rookie
College: Boston College
Rod Rollins is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Rattlers.
Participated in the Chicago Bears’ 2010 mini-camp and earned a 2010 tryout with the
New Orleans Saints.
COLLEGE
Rollins finished the 2009 season with 43 tackles, a team-leading three INTs, and was
third with three pass break ups. He recorded two tackles against USC in the Emerald
Bowl. Rollins was the recipient of the Yost Family Endowed Scholarship. In 2008, he finished the season with 43 tackles and a pair of INTs. Rollins scored a TD on a blocked punt
vs. Clemson. He registered two solo tackles including one for a loss of three yards and
forced one fumble in the Music City Bowl against Vanderbilt.
Rollins was a three-year District 9-5A All-Star selection at defensive back and earned
Class 5A All-State Third-Team honors from the Texas Sports Writers Association at Dallas
Skyline High School in Dallas, TX.
#11 JOE SCHROEDER
Kicker
Height: 5-10
Weight: 195
Experience: Rookie
College: Sacred Heart University
Joe Schroeder is entering his first season in the Arena Football League with the Rattlers.
COLLEGE
Schroeder played kicker for Sacred Heart University. Selected as a member of the All
Northeast Conference Team in 2008. Selected Special Teams Player of the Week for his
effort against St. Francis (PA), connecting on field goals of 45 and 42 yards. In his senior
season, went 4-5 on field goal attempts. Also went 40-42 on PAT attempts.
Schroeder attended Jackson Memorial High School in Jackson, NJ, where he played football.
#21 RILEY SWANSON
Defensive Back
Height: 6-0
Weight: 185
Experience: 1 Year
College: Wake Forest
Riley Swanson is entering his third season in Arena Football and his second in the AFL and
with the Rattlers. Swanson had one of the hottest starts ever for a rookie in the AFL in
2010. He grabbed an interception in each of his first career games, and was twice named
Defensive Player of the Week. His 24-yard interception return for a touchdown against
Cleveland sparked the team’s comeback victory. Swanson finshed second on the team in
tackles with 86 and with pass breakups (10). Led the team in interception return yardage
with 58. Played in three games for the Rio Grande Valley Dorados (af2) in 2009. Logged
11.5 tackles, four pass break-ups, an interception and a tackle for loss while helping the
Dorados to the playoffs that season. Attended the Arizona Rattlers training camp in 2008.
Signed by the Buffalo Bills as an undrafted rookie free agent in 2007. Also attended training camp with the Montreal Alouettes in 2008.
COLLEGE
Finished his career at Wake Forest fourth all-time in passes defensed with 33 and led
his team with 14 as a senior. Led the Demon Decons to an ACC Championship in 2006.
Ranked second in interceptions with four, and logged 54 total tackles and two tackles for
loss. Played in 47 games while starting 20, and finished his career with 179 total tackles,
seven interceptions and two recovered fumbles.
Riley Swanson III is the son of Riley and Jean Swanson. Has one sister, Allison. Native of
Atlanta, Georgia.
#49 MARCUS TILLMAN
Defensive Lineman
Height: 6-4
Weight: 275
Experience: Rookie
College: Mississippi
Marcus Tillman is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Rattlers.
Participated in Organized Team Activities with the St. Louis Rams in 2010 after attending
the team’s mini-camp.
COLLEGE
Tillman was selected as a pre-season Third Team All-SEC for the 2009 College Football
season as voted on by the SEC coaches. In 2007, he started all 12 games at defensive
end. Tillman was credited with a team-high six quarterback pressures, 41 total tackles,
including 4.5 tackles for loss. Tillman earned First Team Freshman All-America honors
from Rivals.com and Second Team honors from Scout.com in 2006. He appeared in all 12
games with 11 starts. Tillman was credited with 22 tackles on the year, finished tied for
second on the team with five tackles for loss and third with two QB sacks.
A Parade All-American selection, Tillman was named to Tom Lemming’s Prep All-America
team, selected Third Team All-America by EA Sports, and named to Super Prep All-Dixie
team at Franklin County High School in McCall Creek, MS. Tillman was named a First
Team All-State selection of the Mississippi Association of Coaches and The Clarion-Ledger. Credited with 54 tackles and eight QB sacks as a senior and 44 tackles and 16 QB
sacks as a junior.
#25 CRAIG TURNER
Wide Receiver/Defensive Back
Height: 5-8
Weight: 195
Experience: Rookie
College: Southern Illinois
Craig Turner is entering his second season in Arena Football, his first in the AFL and with the Arizona
Rattlers. He attended training camp with the Rattlers in 2010, and also served a stint with the Tri- Cities Fever of the Indoor Football League. A throwback to the ironman days, Turner is a legitimate twoway threat who played the 2009 season with the Rio Grande Valley Dorados (arenafootball2). Named
to the af2 All-Ironman team for his efforts that season. Played 14 games during the regular season.
Racked up 1,532 yards and two TDs on 60 kick returns over the course of the season. Also added eight
rushing TDs on 21 carries for 76 yards. Was third on the team in receptions with 24 catches, 401 yards
and a score. Also third on the team in total tackles with 57 and tied for second on the squad with 12
pass breakups. Added a tackle for a loss, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery.
Participated in the Cleveland Browns’ 2008 mini-camp.
COLLEGE
Turner was a three-year starter for the Southern Illinois Salukis at cornerback. Named to the FirstTeam All Gateway Conference three years in a row. His best year was his senior season in 2007, where
he had 68 tackles (42 solo), six passes defensed, an interception and two fumble recoveries. Also averaged over 29 yards a kick return that year (26 att/756 yards) and added a score. As a punt returner,
returned 22 kicks for 252 yards, netting an impressive 11.5 yards per return. Started every game as a
junior, netting 58 tackles (35 solo), eight passes defensed and a pick. Ranked sev¬enth in the nation
that season in punt returns (14.9 yards per return) and fifth in the conference in kick returns with a
21.9 yard average. Started seven games as a sophomore; had 15 tackles and two fumble recoveries.
Finished 10th in the nation in punt returns that year with a 14.7 average. Switched to defense from
the running back spot after his freshman season in 2004. Named to the Gateway Newcomers team
that year. Had 30 carries for 337 yards, an eye-popping 11.2 yard aver¬age per carry, and three TDs.
Also had 11 receptions for 133 yards and a score. Returned 21 punts for 197 yards and a TD.
Turner prepped at Hahnville High School in Boutte, LA. Led Hahnville to a 15-0 record and a 5A state
championship his senior season. Team finished ranked 15th in the nation by USA Today. Rushed for
1,340 yards, 30 TDs in 2003. Also had 20 catches for 423 yards and seven TDs. Added two kick returns for scores. Rushed for 384 yards in a playoff game. River Parish Player of the Year and was
named All-District.
#27 TJ WRIGHT
Defensive Back
Height: 5-11
Weight: 180
Experience: Rookie
College: Ohio
T.J. Wright is entering his first season in Arena Football with the Rattlers.
In 2009, the Florida Tuskers of the United Football League drafted Wright. He was
re¬leased before the start of the season. Wright was signed by the Cincinnati Bengals as
an undrafted free agent on April 30, 2007. He was released on November 12, 2007.
COLLEGE
Wright started all 14 games his senior year and earned first-team All-MAC honors from
the league’s coaches. He was also named All-MAC by Collegefootballnews.com, which
rated him as the second-best defensive back in the league and one of the top 30 football
players overall. Wright was named MAC East Division Player of the Week after recording seven tackles, two pass break-ups, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery at Miami.
He led all Ohio defensive backs and ranked third on the team with 59 tackles. Wright
ranked first on the team with four interceptions and was the first Bobcat since Bop White
(1999- 2002) to notch four straight seasons with at least three interceptions. In his senior sea¬son, Wright helped lead the Bobcats to a MAC East Division title, a MAC Championship Game appearance, a GMAC Bowl appearance and accepted an invitation to play
in the inaugural Texas vs. The Nation All-Star game in El Paso, TX.
Wright was an All-District, All-State cornerback at Clifton J. Ozen Magnet High School in
Beaumont, Texas. He lettered twice in football, three times in track, and once in baseball
and basketball.
2010
RATTLERS
SEASON IN
REVIEW
2010 RECORDS/MILESTONES
•
With the win over Milwaukee in June
2010, head coach Kevin Guy now sits at the
second spot in all-time wins as a Rattler head
coach.
•
When the Rattlers punched their ticket
to the playoffs, Guy became the first coach in
Rattlers’ history to lead his team to the postseason each of his first two seasons.
•
This is the first time the Rattlers have
advanced to the playoffs in two consecutive
seasons since 2003-04. Both years the Rattlers advanced to the ArenaBowl.
•
Rookie WR Rod Windsor just concluded
what is no doubt the best single season in the
history of Arena Football, and will certainly rival any season of any player who has ever
played the game. Here is a list of records broken by the Rattlers rookie sensation in 2010:
•
AFL Records
oReceptions
o
Receiving Yards
•
AFL Rookie Records
oReceptions
o
Receiving Yards
o
Receiving TDs
•
Rattler Records
oReceptions
o
Receiving Yards
o
Receiving TDs
o
Rushing TDs by a WR
o
Most points in a game
•
Rattler Rookie Records
oReceptions
o
Receiving Yards
o
Receiving TDs
o
Rushing TDs by WR
o
Most points in a game
•
In just one season, Windsor also ranks
#6 in all-time receptions and #7 in receiving
yards for the Rattlers.
•
Not to be outdone, Rattlers’ QB Nick Davila has also completed the most prolific passing season in Rattlers history, one-uping even
the legendary AFL signal-caller Sherdrick Bonner. The records broken by Davila in 2010:
•
AFL Rookie Records
o
Passing Yards
o
Passing TDs
o
Completion Percentage
•
Rattler Records
o
Passing Yards
o
Passing TDs
o
•
Rattler Rookie Records
o
Passing Yards
o
Passing TDs
o
•
Davila already ranks second on the Rattlers in passing yards, completions, attempts,
and passing touchdowns, behind only legendary Rattler QB Sherdrick Bonner. He ranks first
all-time in career completion percentage.
•
The 2010 edition of the Rattlers also set
several team marks.
•
Team Season Records
o
Most Points Scored
o
Most Total Yards
o
Most Sacks
•
Team Single-Game Records
o
Most points, single game (tied)
o
Most points, single quarter (tied)
•
WR/KR Trandon Harvey has moved from
seventh to third on the Rattlers all-time kick
return yards list. He now has 2,010 career kick
return yards.
•
OL Atlas Herrion notched his 30th consecutive start against Tulsa in the second-tolast week of the season. He hasn’t missed
a start since playing in his first-ever game
against the San Jose SaberCats on March 17,
2008, and has started 31 straight contests entering the 2010 playoffs.
2010 STATISTICS
Arizona Rattlers
AFL Football - 2010
Rushing
G
Att
Gain
Lost
Net
Avg
TD
Long
Avg/G
Kirton, Johnie
Name
6
20
66
3
63
3.2
3
11
10.5
Booker, John
11
24
54
8
46
1.9
2
11
4.2
Windsor, Rod
16
11
45
0
45
4.1
7
27
2.8
Davila, Nick
16
22
45
12
33
1.5
5
13
2.1
Guerrero, Alex
14
3
19
0
19
6.3
0
16
1.4
Harvey, Trandon
11
6
13
1
12
2.0
1
6
1.1
Carvalho, Brennan
2
1
1
0
1
1.0
1
1
0.5
Burley, Siaha
1
1
0
0
0
0.0
0
0
0.0
McKelvey, JJ
15
2
0
1
-1
-0.5
0
0
-0.1
7
2
3
6
-3
-1.5
1
3
-0.4
Totals
16
92
246
31
215
2.3
20
27
13.4
Opponent
16
96
257
81
176
1.8
15
39
11.0
Devoe, Tod
Passing
Name
G
Effic
Att
Cmp
Int
Pct
Yds
TD
Long
Avg/G
Davila, Nick
16
118.4
617
415
18
0.673
4858
102
47
303.6
Farris, Billy
11
122.6
19
11
0
0.579
149
6
28
13.5
Windsor, Rod
16
-25.0
3
2
1
0.667
12
1
9
0.8
Totals
16
117.8
639
428
19
0.670
5019
109
47
313.7
Opponent
16
112.0
545
328
17
0.602
4338
99
48
271.1
Receiving
Name
G
No.
Yds
Avg
TD
Long
Avg/G
Windsor, Rod
16
193
2372
12.3
47
47
148.3
McKelvey, JJ
15
119
1324
11.1
39
38
88.3
Harvey, Trandon
11
61
737
12.1
14
39
67.0
Mix, Anthony
4
19
219
11.5
5
38
54.8
Devoe, Tod
7
17
162
9.5
3
28
23.1
Burley, Siaha
1
7
83
11.9
0
20
83.0
Booker, John
11
4
32
8.0
1
13
2.9
Kirton, Johnie
6
2
24
12.0
0
22
4.0
Clark, Devin
5
1
7
7.0
0
7
1.4
Carvalho, Brennan
2
1
21
21.0
0
21
10.5
6
1
12
12.0
0
12
2.0
Farris, Billy
Herrion, Atlas
11
1
15
15.0
0
15
1.4
Freeman, Brandon
14
1
4
4.0
0
4
0.3
5
1
7
7.0
0
7
1.4
Gilliam, Sergio
Totals
16
428
5019
11.7
109
47
313.7
Opponent
16
328
4338
13.2
99
48
271.1
Punt Returns
Name
No.
Yds
Avg
TD
Totals
0
0
0.0
0
0
Opponent
0
0
0.0
0
0
Interceptions
Name
Long
No.
Yds
Avg
TD
Long
Morris, Kelvin
6
28
0.4
0
12
Swanson, Riley
4
58
0.3
1
29
Sanders, Terrance
4
44
0.3
0
27
Freeman, Brandon
3
9
0.2
0
5
Gilliam, Sergio
1
13
0.2
0
13
2010 STATISTICS
Totals
18
152
1.1
1
29
Opponent
19
296
1.2
6
48
Long
Kick Returns
No.
Yds
Avg
TD
Sanders, Terrance
Name
60
1082
18.0
2
0
Harvey, Trandon
43
770
17.9
1
0
Swanson, Riley
4
46
11.5
1
0
Mix, Anthony
1
7
7.0
0
0
1
0
0.0
0
58
Totals
Scaccia, Fabrizio
109
1905
17.5
4
58
Opponent
104
1481
14.2
1
58
Long
Fumble Returns
No.
Yds
Avg
TD
Morris, Kelvin
Name
1
50
50.0
1
50
Sanders, Terrance
1
15
15.0
0
15
Hawthorne, Anttaj
1
-1
-1.0
1
0
Totals
3
64
21.0
3
50
Opponent
4
79
19.0
2
30
Total Offensive Yards
Name
G
Plays
Rush
Pass
Total
Avg/G
Davila, Nick
16
639
33
4858
4891
305.7
Farris, Billy
11
19
0
149
149
13.5
6
20
63
0
63
10.5
Kirton, Johnie
Windsor, Rod
16
14
45
12
57
3.6
Booker, John
11
24
46
0
46
4.2
Guerrero, Alex
14
3
19
0
19
1.4
Harvey, Trandon
11
6
12
0
12
1.1
2
1
1
0
1
0.5
Totals
16
741
215
4964
5179
323.7
Opponent
16
657
176
4243
4419
276.2
Carvalho, Brennan
Scoring
TD
FGs
Kick
Rush
Rcv
Pass
DXP
Saf
Windsor, Rod
Name
54
0
0/0
1/1
1
0/0
0
0
Points
328
McKelvey, JJ
39
0
0/0
0/0
0
0/0
0
0
234
Harvey, Trandon
16
0
0/0
0/0
0
0/0
0
0
96
Scaccia, Fabrizio
0
1
69/74
0/2
0
0/0
0
0
72
Witczak, Jason
0
2
39/42
0/0
0
0/1
0
0
45
Mix, Anthony
5
0
0/0
0/0
0
0/0
0
0
30
Davila, Nick
5
0
0/1
0/0
0
1/5
0
0
30
Devoe, Tod
4
0
0/0
0/0
0
0/0
0
0
24
Kirton, Johnie
3
0
0/0
2/3
0
0/0
0
0
22
Booker, John
3
0
0/0
0/0
0
0/0
0
0
18
Sanders, Terrance
2
0
0/0
0/0
0
0/0
0
0
12
Swanson, Riley
2
0
0/0
0/0
0
0/0
0
0
12
Farris, Billy
0
0
0/0
4/6
0
0/2
0
0
8
Carvalho, Brennan
1
0
0/0
0/0
0
0/0
0
0
6
Morris, Kelvin
1
0
0/0
0/0
0
0/0
0
0
6
Pittman, Marcus
1
0
0/0
0/0
0
0/0
0
0
6
Hawthorne, Anttaj
1
0
0/0
0/0
0
0/0
0
0
6
Totals
137
3
108/117
7/12
1
1/8
0
1
957
Opponent
123
13
98/115
1/2
4
4/6
0
0
885
Field Goals
2010 STATISTICS
FGM/FGA
Pct
LgM/LgA
Witczak, Jason
Name
2/3
0.667
40/45
Scaccia, Fabrizio
1/4
0.250
21/43
Punting
Name
No.
Yds
Avg
Long
Totals
0
0
0.0
0
Opponent
0
0
0.0
0
All Purpose Yards
Name
G
Rush
Rec
PR
KOR
IR
MR
Tot
Avg/G
Windsor, Rod
16
45
2372
0
0
0
0
2417
151.1
Harvey, Trandon
11
12
737
0
770
0
0
1519
138.1
McKelvey, JJ
15
-1
1324
0
0
0
0
1323
88.2
Sanders, Terrance
16
0
0
0
1082
44
22
1148
71.8
4
0
219
0
7
0
0
226
56.5
22.7
Mix, Anthony
Devoe, Tod
7
-3
162
0
0
0
0
159
Swanson, Riley
16
0
0
0
46
58
0
104
6.5
Kirton, Johnie
6
63
24
0
0
0
0
87
14.5
Burley, Siaha
1
0
83
0
0
0
0
83
83.0
Booker, John
11
46
32
0
0
0
0
78
7.1
Davila, Nick
16
33
0
0
0
0
0
33
2.1
Morris, Kelvin
14
0
0
0
0
28
0
28
2.0
Carvalho, Brennan
2
1
21
0
0
0
0
22
11.0
Freeman, Brandon
14
0
4
0
0
9
7
20
1.4
Gilliam, Sergio
5
0
7
0
0
13
0
20
4.0
Guerrero, Alex
14
19
0
0
0
0
0
19
1.4
Farris, Billy
11
0
15
0
0
0
0
15
1.4
6
0
12
0
0
0
0
12
2.0
Herrion, Atlas
Clark, Devin
5
0
7
0
0
0
0
7
1.4
Totals
16
215
5019
0
1905
152
29
7320
457.5
Opponent
16
176
4338
0
1481
296
23
6314
394.6
Defense
Name
G
Solo
Ast
Total
TFL-Yds
Sack/Yds
Int-Yds
Rcv-Yds
Kick
Saf
Sanders, Terrance
16
77
16
93
2.0-8.0
0.0/0.0
4-44
1-15
0
0
Swanson, Riley
16
72
14
86
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
4-58
0-0
0
0
Freeman, Brandon
14
56
12
68
0.5-2.0
0.0/0.0
3-9
0-0
0
0
Morris, Kelvin
14
29
18
47
2.0-5.0
0.0/0.0
6-28
2-50
0
0
Guerrero, Alex
14
17
7
24
8.0-43.0
5.5/31.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
Hawthorne, Anttaj
11
17
7
24
8.0-34.0
6.5/28.0
0-0
3--1
0
0
Jones, Ron
14
12
9
21
7.5-34.5
4.5/21.5
0-0
1-0
0
0
McKelvey, JJ
15
10
10
20
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
1-0
0
0
Harvey, Trandon
11
10
6
16
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
5
10
5
15
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
1-13
1-0
0
0
Gilliam, Sergio
Devoe, Tod
7
6
8
14
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
Kelly, George
6
7
4
11
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
Shropshire, Darrell
8
5
5
10
3.0-14.0
2.0/9.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
Kirton, Johnie
6
5
4
9
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
1-0
0
0
Robinson, Dale
2
5
1
6
2.0-11.0
1.0/10.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
Harper, Alan
3
4
1
5
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
Mix, Anthony
4
3
2
5
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
0
Pittman, Marcus
4
1
3
4
0.5-3.5
0.5/3.5
0-0
3-0
0
Windsor, Rod
16
3
1
4
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
Scaccia, Fabrizio
10
3
0
3
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
Todd, James
2
1
1
2
0.5-2.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
Doolittle, Tez
1
2
0
2
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
2010 STATS/RANKINGS
Davila, Nick
Herrion, Atlas
Booker, John
Farris, Billy
Robinson, Dale
Clark, Devin
Totals
Opponent
16
1
1
2
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
6
2
0
2
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
1
11
1
0
Arizona
Rattlers
0
0
1
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0 10:12:30
0-0PM
Date Printed: 8/4/2010
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
1
0-0
0
0
1
1
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
0-0
0-0
0
0
5
1
0
1
2010
16 Quick
360 Schedules
137
497
0.0-0.0
0.0/0.0
H/A
20.0/103.0
0-0
Time
18-152 W/L
0-0
0
0
13-64
2
1
11 Football
0
AFL
1
0
7/31/2010 Iowa Barnstormers *
16
447 148
595
34.0-157.0
27.0-93.0
H
11.0/58.0
47-67
19-296
L
* denotes a Conference game
2010Team Rankings
Ranks Number 1 in AFL in Opponent First Downs (295)
Ranks Number 2 in AFL in KickOff Returns Yds per Att (17.500)
Ranks Number 2 in AFL in Rushing Defense per Game (11.000)
Ranks Number 3 in AFL in Pat Kicking (0.923)
Ranks Number 3 in AFL in Opponent Penalties (788)
Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Total Sacks Against (11.000)
Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Scoring Offense per Game (59.800)
Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Total Defense per Game (276.200)
Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Total Offense Yds per Game (323.700)
Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Total Scoring Offense (957)
Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Sacks By (1.300)
Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Sacks Against (0.700)
Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Total Pass Offense (4964)
Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Pass Offense per Game (310.300)
Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Opp 3rd Down Conv. (45.500)
Ranks Number 4 in AFL in 4th Down Conv. (61.500)
Ranks Number 5 in AFL in Pass Efficiency (117.800)
Ranks Number 5 in AFL in First Downs per Game (21.300)
Ranks Number 6 in AFL in Total Sacks By (20.000)
Ranks Number 6 in AFL in 3rd Down Conv. (50.500)
Ranks Number 6 in AFL in Pass Defense per Game (265.200)
Ranks Number 8 in AFL in Penalty Yds per Game (56.100)
Ranks Number 9 in AFL in Pass Def Effiency (112.000)
Ranks Number 9 in AFL in Scoring Defense per Game (55.300)
Ranks Number 10 in AFL in Field Goals Pct (0.429)
Ranks Number 11 in AFL in Total Rushing Offense (215)
Ranks Number 11 in AFL in Rushing Offense per Game (13.400)
Ranks Number 12 in AFL in Opp 4th Down Conv. (58.100)
2010 Individual Rankings
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 1 in AFL in Receive Yds per Game (148.300)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 1 in AFL in Receptions per Game (12.100)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 1 in AFL in Total Scoring (TDs) (328)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 1 in AFL in Scoring (TDs) per Game (20.500)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 1 in AFL in Scoring per Game (20.500)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 1 in AFL in Total Scoring (328)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 1 in AFL in Total Receptions (193)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 1 in AFL in Total Receive Yds (2372)
Anttaj Hawthorne Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Tackles For Loss per Game (0.700)
Nick Davila Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Total Passing (4858)
Nick Davila Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Total Offense Yds per Game (305.700)
Nick Davila Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Total Total Offense (4891)
Anttaj Hawthorne Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Sacks per Game (0.600)
Nick Davila Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Passing Yds per Game (303.600)
Anttaj Hawthorne Ranks Number 4 in AFL in Fumbles Forced per Game (0.300)
Billy Farris Ranks Number 5 in AFL in Pass Efficiency (122.600)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 5 in AFL in All Purpose Yards (2417)
Fabrizio Scaccia Ranks Number 6 in AFL in Pat Kicking Pct (0.932)
JJ McKelvey Ranks Number 6 in AFL in Total Scoring (TDs) (234)
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2010 RANKINGS
JJ McKelvey Ranks Number 6 in AFL in Total Scoring (234)
Nick Davila Ranks Number 33 in AFL in Total Rushing (33)
JJ McKelvey Ranks Number 7 in AFL in Total Receptions (119)
Riley Swanson Ranks Number 33 in AFL in Tackles (All positions) per Game (5.400)
JJ McKelvey Ranks Number 8 in AFL in Scoring per Game (15.600)
JJ McKelvey Ranks Number 34 in AFL in All Purpose per Game (88.200)
JJ McKelvey Ranks Number 8 in AFL in Scoring (TDs) per Game (15.600)
Riley Swanson Ranks Number 34 in AFL in Kick Off Return Yds per Att (11.500)
Terrance Sanders Ranks Number 8 in AFL in Total Kick Off Returns (1082)
Brandon Freeman Ranks Number 35 in AFL in Passes Defended per Game (0.800)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 9 in AFL in All Purpose per Game (151.100)
Kelvin Morris Ranks Number 35 in AFL in Passes Defended per Game (0.800)
Fabrizio Scaccia Ranks Number 9 in AFL in Scoring (Kicking) per Game (7.200)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 35 in AFL in Scoring (TDs) per Game (8.700)
Kelvin Morris Ranks Number 10 in AFL in Interceptions per Game (0.400)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 35 in AFL in Scoring per Game (8.700)
Nick Davila Ranks Number 10 in AFL in Pass Efficiency (118.400)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 36 in AFL in Total Total Offense (57)
Terrance Sanders Ranks Number 10 in AFL in Kick Off Return Yds per Att (18.000)
Terrance Sanders Ranks Number 36 in AFL in All Purpose Yards (1148)
Kelvin Morris Ranks Number 10 in AFL in Total Interceptions (6)
Anttaj Hawthorne Ranks Number 10 in AFL in Total Sacks (6.500)
JJ McKelvey Ranks Number 10 in AFL in Receptions per Game (7.900)
Alex Guerrero Ranks Number 10 in AFL in Tackles For Loss per Game (0.600)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 11 in AFL in All Purpose per Game (138.100)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 11 in AFL in Kick Off Return Yds per Att (17.900)
Fabrizio Scaccia Ranks Number 12 in AFL in Total Scoring (Kicking) (72)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 12 in AFL in Total Kick Off Returns (770)
Alex Guerrero Ranks Number 13 in AFL in Fumbles Forced per Game (0.200)
Alex Guerrero Ranks Number 13 in AFL in Sacks per Game (0.400)
Alex Guerrero Ranks Number 13 in AFL in Total Tackles For Loss (8.000)
Anttaj Hawthorne Ranks Number 13 in AFL in Total Tackles For Loss (8.000)
JJ McKelvey Ranks Number 13 in AFL in Total Receive Yds (1324)
Alex Guerrero Ranks Number 14 in AFL in Total Sacks (5.500)
Fabrizio Scaccia Ranks Number 14 in AFL in Total Field Goals (1)
Fabrizio Scaccia Ranks Number 14 in AFL in Field Goals Pct (0.250)
Fabrizio Scaccia Ranks Number 14 in AFL in Field Goals (0.100)
Riley Swanson Ranks Number 18 in AFL in Interceptions per Game (0.300)
Terrance Sanders Ranks Number 18 in AFL in Interceptions per Game (0.300)
JJ McKelvey Ranks Number 18 in AFL in Receive Yds per Game (88.300)
Ron Jones Ranks Number 18 in AFL in Tackles For Loss per Game (0.500)
Ron Jones Ranks Number 18 in AFL in Total Tackles For Loss (7.500)
Riley Swanson Ranks Number 37 in AFL in Total Kick Off Returns (46)
Nick Davila Ranks Number 37 in AFL in Rushing Yds per Game (2.100)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 38 in AFL in Receive Yds per Game (67.000)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 38 in AFL in Receptions per Game (5.500)
John Booker Ranks Number 38 in AFL in Total Offense Yds per Game (4.200)
Darrell Shropshire Ranks Number 39 in AFL in Total Sacks (2.000)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 39 in AFL in Total Scoring (TDs) (96)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 39 in AFL in Total Offense Yds per Game (3.600)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 39 in AFL in Total Scoring (96)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 40 in AFL in Total Receptions (61)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 40 in AFL in Total Receive Yds (737)
John Booker Ranks Number 41 in AFL in Total Total Offense (46)
Brandon Freeman Ranks Number 42 in AFL in Tackles (All positions) per Game (4.900)
Alex Guerrero Ranks Number 43 in AFL in Rushing Yds per Game (1.400)
Alex Guerrero Ranks Number 44 in AFL in Total Rushing (19)
Terrance Sanders Ranks Number 44 in AFL in All Purpose per Game (71.800)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 47 in AFL in Rushing Yds per Game (1.100)
Darrell Shropshire Ranks Number 47 in AFL in Total Tackles For Loss (3.000)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 50 in AFL in Total Rushing (12)
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Nick Davila Ranks Number 19 in AFL in Pat Kicking Pct (0.000)
Ron Jones Ranks Number 19 in AFL in Sacks per Game (0.300)
Darrell Shropshire Ranks Number 19 in AFL in Sacks per Game (0.300)
Riley Swanson Ranks Number 19 in AFL in Total Interceptions (4)
Terrance Sanders Ranks Number 19 in AFL in Total Interceptions (4)
Trandon Harvey Ranks Number 19 in AFL in All Purpose Yards (1519)
Ron Jones Ranks Number 21 in AFL in Total Sacks (4.500)
Billy Farris Ranks Number 21 in AFL in Passing Yds per Game (13.500)
Billy Farris Ranks Number 21 in AFL in Total Passing (149)
Terrance Sanders Ranks Number 23 in AFL in Tackles (All positions) per Game (5.800)
Billy Farris Ranks Number 24 in AFL in Total Offense Yds per Game (13.500)
John Booker Ranks Number 25 in AFL in Rushing Yds per Game (4.200)
Billy Farris Ranks Number 26 in AFL in Total Total Offense (149)
Brandon Freeman Ranks Number 26 in AFL in Total Interceptions (3)
Kelvin Morris Ranks Number 26 in AFL in Fumbles Forced per Game (0.100)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 26 in AFL in Total Passing (12)
Darrell Shropshire Ranks Number 27 in AFL in Tackles For Loss per Game (0.400)
John Booker Ranks Number 27 in AFL in Total Rushing (46)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 28 in AFL in Passing Yds per Game (0.800)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 28 in AFL in Total Rushing (45)
JJ McKelvey Ranks Number 28 in AFL in All Purpose Yards (1323)
Brandon Freeman Ranks Number 30 in AFL in Interceptions per Game (0.200)
Riley Swanson Ranks Number 30 in AFL in Passes Defended per Game (0.900)
Terrance Sanders Ranks Number 30 in AFL in Passes Defended per Game (0.900)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 31 in AFL in Pass Efficiency (-25.000)
Rod Windsor Ranks Number 32 in AFL in Rushing Yds per Game (2.800)
GAME 01: AZ 61, CLE 56
CLEVELAND – Arizona Rattlers football was officially back Saturday night, and Head Coach
KEVIN GUY’s squad got things started off with a bang. The Rattlers defeated the Cleveland Gladiators 61-56 at Quicken Loans Arena in Ohio.
Down 35-14 to open the second half, Arizona star WR TRANDON HARVEY returned the
opening kickoff 58 yards for score. But the special teams weren’t done yet, as DB TERRANCE SANDERS returned a kickoff for a touchdown to bring Arizona to within one point,
49-48 with 8:08 to play in the game. Arizona would finish the night with seven kickoff
returns for 212 yards.
Cleveland would then extend their lead to eight on a Ben Nelson touchdown. But Arizona
rebounded with two consecutive receiving touchdowns by WR ROD WINDSOR, the last
with just 3:30 to play, to take a 61-56 lead.
Sanders then stepped up big again, intercepting Cleveland QB John Dutton’s final pass
with just over 1:40 to go to seal the win for the Rattlers. It was Arizona’s fourth interception of the day, and Sanders was the fourth player to score a pick. DB RILEY SWANSON
also returned an earlier interception 24 yards for a touchdown.
The Rattlers starting QB NICK DAVILA, who joined the team after winning the ArenaCup
last season, completed 26-of-39 passes for 273 yards and four touchdowns. Davila connected six different receivers, but Windsor was his favorite target, as Windsor grabbed
13 passes for a game-high 175 yards and two touchdowns.
01: AZ @ CLE BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
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RATLR vs GLAD
(04/03/10 at Quicken Loans Arena )
Cleveland, OH
TEAM
RATLR
GLAD
(VISITOR)
(HOME)
19
12
3
0
15
12
1
0
12
3
38
6
3
3
35
3
268
287
40
31
26
19
1
4
52
34
303
290
5.8
8.5
2/1
3/1
9 / 51
3/7
0/0
0/0
0.0
0.0
0/0
0/0
7 / 212
7 / 42
4 / 46
1/1
0/0
1 / 25
0
0
31:07
28:53
4 of 8
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1 of 1
0/0
1/5
First Downs
--Rushing
--Passing
--Penalty
Rushing Attempts
Yards Gained Rushing
Yards Lost Rushing
Net Yards Rushing
Net Yards Passing
--Passes Attempted
--Passes Completed
--Had Intercepted
Total Offensive Plays
Total Net Yards
--Average Gain Per Play
Fumbles: Number / Lost
Penalties: Number / Yards
Number of Punts / Yards
--Average Per Punt
Punt Returns: Number / Yards
Kickoff Returns: Number / Yards
Interception Returns: Number / Yards
Fumble Returns: Number / Yards
Miscellaneous Yards
Possession Time
Combined ReportsThird Down Conversions
Fourth Down Conversions
Sacks By: Number / Yards
RATLR vs GLAD
(04/03/10 at Quicken Loans Arena )
Cleveland, OH
Arizona Rattlers
VISITOR
Attempt
Back To Top
No
Rushing
37
10
23
Kirton
Davila
Harvey
Total
No
Passing
10
0
Davila
TEAM
Total
No
Att
Cleveland Gladiators
HOME
Long
No
Rushing
5
5
2
17
13
8
2
1
0
15
12
8
1
0
1
11
9
6
73
8
Watkins
Dutton
12
38
3
35
2
11
Gain
Lost Net TD
Comp IntArizona
Yds TD Rattlers
Long Sacks
VISITOR
39
1
26
0
1 273
0
-5
4
0
31
0
40
26
1 268
4
31
Rushing
Attempt
No
Pass Receiving
No
Yds
1
23
9
3
8
37
10
Windsor
Harvey
23
Gilliam
Devoe
Total
Freeman
Kirton
13
9
1
1
1
1
175
79
7
6
4
2
26
273
Total
No
37
Kirton
Davila
Harvey
No
Passing
Punting
10
No
Davila
TEAM
Yds
0
0
0
Total
Att
Total
No
23
2
21
8
4
1 of 1
Total
All 1
Returns*
23
Harvey
9
Unknown
3
Swanson
Freeman
8
Morris
37
Total
TD
TB
0.0
0
40
Punts
0
0
7
36
0
31
19
4 287
7
36
0
Lost Net TD
Long
No
384
3
35
4
31
7
6
7
6
1Long
273
0
-5
Distance
No
Kickoffs
Int.Passes
No. Yd. LP No. Yds LP13
0
*Fumble Returns Listed on Defensive Statistics Chart.
0
4
26
273
4
46 24
2
73
8
11
9
6
Rushing
No
Total
11
Yds
Watkins
19
No
Sacks
Punting
31
0
1
0
31
1
No
0
Yds
8
All 2
Returns* 31
2
16
Holmes
0
7
Campbell
0
6
Hoke
0
4
0
2
4
TD
8 Dutton
154
6
85
4
40
1
8
287
4
2
1
0
36
25
20
8
7
36
5
0
0
Lost Net TD
1
2
4
2
0
3
4
-1
0
0
4
2
3
6
3
3
0
4
Att
Long
Sacks
19
4 287
7
36
0
0
31
19
4 287
7
36
0
0
0
Distance
18
Pass Receiving
6
1
0
0
7
Total
Holmes
30 29
0
Johnson
12 12
0
0Williams
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
42 29
1
1
1
Comp Int Yds TD
Long
Long
31
Punts
Kickoffs
Int.Passes
No. Yds80
LP No. Yd.Nelson
LP No. Yds LP
0 0
7
0 0
06 0
Gain
Passing
0
0.0
Total
0
0
0
Attempt
Long
AvgDutton
TB I20
Fields Goals
Denny
(Field Goals
are in parenthesis.)
No
Yds
TD MadeLong
9
1
1
1
1
7 212 58
1
0
Nelson
Holmes
1
Johnson
Williams
Long
No
4
175
No
79
5
7
4
13 6
4
Total
2
0 0
17 17
24 24
4 4
1 1
Pass Receiving
Total
0
1 268
0
1
1
1
1
No
Total
2
5 128 58
2 84 58
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
Gladiators
HOME
4 287
Total
Comp Int Yds TD
Long
Sacks
Cleveland
19
120
0
Att
4
31
15
12
8
26
4
2
Passing
2
180
05
I20
26
0
Long
0
0
Dutton
17
13
31
16
8
0
4
-1
No
5
52
22
0
0
Lost Net TD
4
0
2
3
GLAD
RATLR
(04/03/10 at Quicken
3
6Loans
3 Arena
3
0 )
Cleveland, OH
Long
Pass Receiving
Windsor
No. Yds LP
Harvey
0
0 0
Gilliam
0
0 0
Devoe
0
0 0
0
0 0
Freeman
0
0 0
Kirton
1
Gain
Gain
1
2
vs
8
1
0
Comp Int Yds TD
Avg
39
1
Fields Goals
(Field Goals Made are in parenthesis.)
No
Total
Attempt
No
Yds
TD
Long
8
6
4
1
154
85
40
8
4
2
1
0
36
25
20
8
19
287
7
36
2/27/11 6:43 P
31
GAME 02: CHI 70, AZ 56
PHOENIX – The Arizona Rattlers were back in the desert for the first time in nearly two
years Friday night, playing in front of a packed house at USAirways Center in the first free
professional event in sports history.
The team played a back and forth match-up with the Chicago Rush all night, but came up
short in the end, dropping a heartbreaking 70-56 decision.
Despite the loss, the Rattlers offense put up some tremendous numbers. All three Rattlers starting wide receivers had at least 10 grabs, at least 100 yards and at least one
score each. The Russell Athletic Player of the Game, WR JJ MCKELVEY, playing in his first
game as a Rattler, came up huge with 12 receptions for 110 yards and four scores. Rookie
WR ROD WINDSOR, who caught 13 passes for 175 yards in Cleveland, followed up that
performance with an 11 catch, 108 yard outing on Friday, also netting a touchdown.
At the pace he is currently on, Windsor is poised to break Calvin Schexnayder’s Rattler
receiving yards record. Schexnayder ran off 1,982 yards in 1998. Windsor is currently
projected to finish the season with 2,264 yards. The Rattler rookie record is held by WR
TRANDON HARVEY, who netted 1,412 his first season in 2007.
Harvey, who was also named the Nifty Playmaker of the Game, hauled in 10 catches for
121 yards and 2 scores. Harvey also added six kick returns for 121 yards; over a 20 yard
average per return.
Arizona’s defense intercepted Rush QB Russ Michna twice, bringing their season total to
six. DB RILEY SWANSON, who was named AFL Defensive Player of the Week in his first
ever AFL game in Cleveland two weeks ago, added his second pick of the season.
It was a back and forth battle for most of the night for the Rattlers and the Rush. Arizona
seemed poised to break the log-jam early in the second quarter following Swanson’s interception, however Chicago’s Nygel Rogers stepped in front of Rattler QB NICK DAVILA’S
pass and returned it 14 yards for the touchdown. Davila finished the night with eight
touchdown passes and 354 passing yards.
Things repeated themselves late in the fourth quarter when Arizona DB SERGIO GILLIAM
snagged a Michna pass to give Arizona the ball back with under three minutes to play.
However this time it was Rush WR/LB DeJuan Alfonzo who got the better of Davila, running back an interception 48 yards for the game-clinching score. Alfonzo received the
Spalding Highlight of the Game and the Riddell Defensive Player of the Game awards for
his efforts.
The Rattlers are back in the Snake Pit next Friday night when they take on the Tulsa Talons in the teams’ first-ever meeting. Kickoff is slated for 7:30pm
02: CHI @ AZ BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
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Chi vs ARZ
(04/16/10 at US Airways Center )
Phoenix, AZ
Half
Third Quarter
First Quarter
Final
(Circle One)
Chi
(VISITOR)
70
13
5 / 14
215
26/12/2
31 / 229
0/0
0/0
4 / 83
2 / 62
0 / 0.0
0/0
8 / 28
42:26
TEAM
Score
First Downs
Rushes / Yards (Net)
Passing Yards (Net)
Passes -- Att / Comp / Int
Total Offensive Plays / Yards
Fumble Returns / Yards
Punt Returns / Yards
Kickoff Returns / Yards
Interception Returns / Yards
Punts (Number/Average)
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Chi
Rushing
Michna
Boss
Alfonzo
Passing
Michna
Att
2
2
1
Att
26
Pass Receiving
Flowers
Parker
Turner
Higgins
Punting
Net
9
3
2
Comp
12
TD
0
0
1
Int
2
Yds
215
No
5
3
2
2
No
Yards
Lg
5
2
2
Avg
TD
7
Avg
4.5
1.5
2.0
Rushing
Lg
45
Passing
Davila
Yards
107
33
38
37
TD Lg
4 45
1 15
1 23
1 23
TB
I20 Lg
ARZ
Att
Att
54
Pass Receiving
McKelvey
Windsor
Harvey
Mix
Punting
ARZ
(HOME)
56
24
0/0
337
54/34/2
55 / 337
0/0
0/0
9 / 153
2 / 16
0 / 0.0
0/0
4 / 17
32:34
Net
Comp
34
TD
Int
2
Yds
346
No
12
11
10
1
No
Yards
Lg
Avg
Avg
TD
8
Lg
23
Yards
110
108
121
7
TD Lg
4 21
1 17
2 23
1
7
TB
I20 Lg
Punt Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
Punt Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
Kick Returns
Martin
Parker
No
3
1
Yards
75
8
TD
0
0
Lg
33
8
Kick Returns
Harvey
Sanders
No
6
3
Yards
101
52
TD
0
0
Lg
26
26
GAME 03: AZ 77, TUL 76
PHOENIX - Arizona Rattlers WR ROD WINDSOR made spectacular play after spectacular
play and finished off his heroic night for the Rattlers with the game-winning touchdown
catch and run with no time remaining as the Rattlers pulled out a thrilling 77-76 victory
over the visiting Tulsa Talons in front of 10,083 screaming fans at the US Airways Center.
With no time left on the clock and one untimed down remaining, Windsor caught QB NICK
DAVILA’S pass short of the end-zone and hustled down the left sideline, evading two
Tulsa defenders on his way to pay dirt. In what turned out to be his eighth touchdown of
the night, Windsor saved his best for last.
“I told coach and (Nick) that I wanted the ball,” exclaimed an ecstatic Windsor. “They got
me going and I had a good game.”
Davila was just as impressive on the night, completing 30-of-42 passes and throwing
for a season-high 413 yards, and eight touchdowns, six of which ended up in Windsors
hands. In what turned out to be an offensive battle between the previously unbeaten
Talons (2-1), the Rattlers pulled out their first home win of the season.
Rattlers Head Coach Kevin Guy was very impressed with his squad and the determination
they showed to pull out the win against a very good team.
“You’ve got to give credit to our guys,” said Rattlers Head Coach KEVIN GUY. “They just
kept playing.”
JLS Ironman of the game WR ANTHONY MIX started off the scoring for the Rattlers early
in the first quarter with a 27-yard one-handed touchdown reception from Davila while
bulling over a defender on the way to the goal-line.
Tulsa quarterback Justin Allgood hit receiver Donovan Morgan in the next series to give
the Talons an early 14-10 lead. Morgan finished the day as the Nifty Playmaker of the
Game with nine receptions, 128 yards and a season high five touchdowns.
Arizona (2-1) got a big help from Windsor on the ground as well, contributing with two
rushing touchdowns, the first time a Rattlers receiver accomplished that feat since 2007.
Windsor finished the game with 230 yards on 16 receptions highlighted by his six touchdown receptions to earn the Russell Athletic Offensive Player of the Game. On the season,
the rookie Windsor has 40 receptions for 513 yards and 10 total touchdowns. He is currently on pace to shatter WR TRANDON HARVEY’S team rookie record of 1,412 receiving
yards and could also break Calvin Schexnayders overall team record of 1,982 yards.
Windsor, Mix, and WR JJ MCKELVEY were key contributors in an offense that converted
four fourth down conversions with touchdowns. McKelvey made a spectacular leaping
catch in the fourth quarter to put the Rattlers on top late and provide the drama in the
final minutes highlighted by Windsors game winning touchdown.
03: TUL @ AZ BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
TALON vs ARZ
Phoenix, AZ, AZ
Half
Third Quarter
First Quarter
Final
(Circle One)
TALON
(VISITOR)
76
28
4 / 12
350
40/29/1
44 / 362
0/0
1 / 13
6 / 85
1/1
1/0
9 / 41
37:23
TEAM
Score
First Downs
Passing Yards (Net)
MFG Returns / Yards
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
TALON
Rushing
Armstrong
Franklin
Passing
Allgood
Pass Receiving
Franklin
Morgan
Hughley
Armstrong
Att
2
2
Att
40
Net
19
-7
Comp
29
No
10
9
9
1
Int
1
TD
1
0
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Lg
13
1
Avg
9.5
-3.5
Rushing
Windsor
Davila
Yds
350
TD
10
Lg
29
Passing
Davila
Yards
121
128
91
10
TD
2
5
3
0
Lg
29
28
26
10
Pass Receiving
Windsor
Mix
McKelvey
ARZ
(HOME)
77
25
4/8
411
42/30/1
48 / 419
0/0
1 / -34
8 / 129
1 / 29
1/0
11 / 75
35:26
ARZ
Att
2
2
Att
42
Net
7
1
Comp
30
TD
2
1
Int
1
No
16
9
5
Lg
6
1
Avg
3.5
0.5
Yds
413
TD
8
Lg
38
Yards
230
126
57
TD
6
1
1
Lg
38
38
16
MFG Returns
Hughley
No.
1
Yards
13
TD
0
Lg
13
MFG Returns
Sanders
No.
1
Yards
-34
TD
0
Lg
0
Kick Returns
Hughley
No
6
Yards
85
TD
0
Lg
36
Kick Returns
Sanders
Swanson
No
7
1
Yards
124
5
TD
0
0
Lg
38
5
Rattlers DB RILEY SWANSON intercepted Allgood in the third quarter, his third in his first
three games of the season. Swanson also added a team-high eight tackles to earn Riddell
Defensive Player of the Game.
GAME 04: TB 62, AZ 61
TAMPA - The Arizona Rattlers fell short in their quest for another dramatic come-from-behind victory after a controversial non-call on a 2-point conversion attempt in a 62-61 defeat against the
host Tampa Bay Storm.
Despite trailing the entire game, the Rattlers (2-2) showed the same second-half composure and
resolve that has become their calling-card early in the season as they overcame another doubledigit fourth quarter deficit and set themselves up for a win with under 10 seconds to play. Down
62-55, the Rattlers drove 48 yards in just over a minute and capped off the drive with a tough
three-yard touchdown catch by WR JJ MCKELVEY from QB NICK DAVILA with seven seconds
remaining. McKelvey had monster game, leading the team in every receiving category with 13
catches for 127 yards and three touchdowns. The Rattlers, however, weren’t content with going
into overtime on the road, so they lined up for a gutsy 2-point conversion attempt.
That’s where the controversy began.
As Davila dropped back to pass, WR ANTHONY MIX raced to the back of the end zone but was
grabbed and tackled by two different Storm players as the ball was in the air, yet no call was
made by the official just a few feet away as the ball fluttered to the ground.
In the face of the tough break, the Rattlers refused to give up. On the ensuing kickoff, K JASON
WITCZAK nailed a perfect onside kick that was nearly recovered by the Rattlers but slipped into
Tampa Bay’s hands and the Storm (2-2) finished off the final few seconds of the game for the
win. With the win, Tampa Bay Head Coach Tim Marcum, already the all-time AFL leader in wins,
became the first coach to reach 200 career victories.
In spite of the loss, the Rattlers tandem of star rookies, Davila and WR ROD WINDSOR, remained
on pace to set a litany of team and league records.
Windsor, who entered the game leading the league in receptions and receiving yards, had another
stellar game, finishing with eight receptions for 108 yards and two touchdowns. On the season,
Windsor has 48 catches for 621 yards and 10 receiving touchdowns to go along with two rushing
scores. He is on pace for 2,484 yards, a number which would shatter Trandon Harvey’s rookie record of 1,412 yards, Calvin Schexnayder’s team record of 1,984 yards, and former Rattler Siaha
Burley’s AFL record of 2,129.
Davila had another solid game as the 2009 af2 champion quarterback threw for 314 yards on 27of-47 passing and 7 touchdowns and no interceptions. He even scored his first rushing touchdown
of the season with a nifty 14-yard run in the third quarter. Davila now has 27 passing touchdowns
and 1,346 passing yards, an average of 336.5 yards per game. If he continues this torrid mark,
he would finish with 5,384 and would break former Rattler Joe Germaine’s AFL record for most
passing yards in a season (5,005).
The turning point of the game that gave the Rattlers the chance for the comeback was a brilliant
defensive play by LB KELVIN MORRIS. Storm receiver Hank Edwards caught a short pass, but as
he was going down, Morris knocked the ball out of Edwards’ hands and pounced on the fumble
to give the Rattlers the ball back with 11:36 to play. Two plays later, Mix made a leaping catch
against the wall to tie the game at 48 apiece.























04: AZ @ TB BOX SCORE















































































































































































































The 2-2 Rattlers will next face off against new division rival Spokane with first place in the Na-

  
West Division on May 7th back at confines of the U.S. Airways Center
 tional
 Conference’s





 GAME
 NOTES





FB Brennan Carvalho scored his first career touchdown on a 1-yard run as time-expired
in the
  



quarter…
The Rattlers have forced at least one turnover in every game this season
and
 first



 now


have nine
total through four games… Two weeks after playing the Tulsa Talons for the first time
 in



the team’s
history, the Rattlers will play another team for the first time ever as they 
take on

division rival Spokane next week in Phoenix… The Rattlers have played the Storm eight
consecu  



tive times
in Tampa Bay. The last time the Storm visited Arizona was August 16, 1997, a 49-46

 Rattlers
 



overtime victory.

  




  













GAME 05: SPO 63, AZ 56
PHOENIX - Offense was the story coming into the key divisional game between the Arizona
Rattlers and the Spokane Shock, but in the end, it was the Shock defense that made the
final statement with a 63-56 victory in front of 10,203 fans at U.S. Airways Center.
The teams battled back and forth all game, with both offenses having little trouble. But in
the fourth quarter with three seconds left on the clock, the Arizona Rattlers (2-3) had one
more chance from three yards out to add the potential game-tying touchdown. Rattlers
QB NICK DAVILA chucked the last second prayer off the net but no receivers could come
down with it as it landed in the hands of Spokane.
While the loss was tough to take, it was yet another big day for the Rattlers offense. Davila, playing in his first game against his former team for which he won an af2 championship last season, had 346 yards passing, going 28-of-43 with seven touchdowns giving him
a league-best 1,692 yards.
His favorite target, WR ROD WINDSOR, hauled in 14 receptions for 157 yards and three
scores. Windsor continues his incredible season and now has a league-leading 62 receptions on the year. His 157 receiving yards now make it his 5th consecutive 100+ yard receiving outing as he maintained his league-lead in that category.
Fellow big play option WR JJ MCKELVEY also had a very successful day. He added seven
receptions with four of them ending in pay dirt. McKelvey knows the importance of coming
off this week’s Bye hungry to get back on the winning track.
“I told everyone to have fun with their families (during the Bye Week),” McKelvey said, “but
when we get back we have to go to work. I’m not comfortable being 2-3… we all have to
step our game up.”
DB TERRANCE SANDERS led the team with nine tackles, one for a loss, and a pass breakup; while big DL DARRELL SHROPSHIRE batted down two passes at the line.
This was the first ever meeting between the two teams, and with the win, Spokane (3-2)
took the outright lead in the division. Shock quarterback Kyle Rowley threw for 369 yards
and seven touchdowns, four of which went to Raul Vijil.
After this week’s bye, the team will travel to Iowa to play the Barnstormers. The game
will be broadcast on the NFL Network on Friday, 5/21 at 5:05 pm. The Rattlers have won
five-straight in the series, the most memorable coming in 1997 when the Rattlers beat the
Barnstormers to capture the ArenaBowl Championship.
GAME NOTES
FB JOHNIE KIRTON scored his first AFL touchdown as he bulled his way in for a four-yard
score in the fourth. It was the second-straight week a Rattlers rookie FB scored his first
career touchdown after FB BRENNAN CARVALHO notched his first last week in Tampa Bay…
In his first game back with the team, WR SIAHA BURLEY caught seven passes for 83 yards.
05: SPO @ AZ BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
SHOCK vs ARZ
Phoenix, AZ,
Half
Third Quarter
First Quarter
Final
(Circle One)
SHOCK
(VISITOR)
63
19
2/5
369
37/22/0
39 / 374
0/0
0/0
4 / 33
1 / 25
0/0
8 / 44
36:18
TEAM
Score
First Downs
Passing Yards (Net)
MFG Returns / Yards
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
SHOCK
Rushing
Rowley
Thompson
Passing
Rowley
Pass Receiving
Vijil
Whittaker
White
Thompson
Att
1
1
Att
37
Net
3
2
Comp
22
No
10
7
3
2
Int
0
TD
1
1
Lg
3
2
Yds
369
TD
7
Avg
3.0
2.0
Rushing
Kirton
Davila
Burley
Lg
48
Passing
Davila
Yards
157
83
85
44
TD Lg
4 31
2 48
1 40
0 39
Pass Receiving
Windsor
McKelvey
Burley
ARZ
(HOME)
56
24
6 / 22
346
43/28/1
49 / 368
0/0
0/0
6 / 59
0/0
0/0
3 / 17
36:30
ARZ
Att
4
1
1
Att
43
Net
14
8
0
Comp
28
TD
1
0
0
Int
1
No
14
7
7
Lg
5
8
0
Yds
346
Avg
3.5
8.0
0.0
TD
7
Lg
44
Yards
157
106
83
TD Lg
3 44
4 38
0 20
MFG Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
MFG Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
Kick Returns
Vijil
Thompson
No
3
1
Yards
18
15
TD
0
0
Lg
11
15
Kick Returns
Sanders
Swanson
No
5
1
Yards
59
0
TD
0
0
Lg
20
0
GAME 06: AZ 52, IA 48
DES MOINES, IA – The Arizona Rattlers, the top-ranked offensive team in the AFL, showed
a different side by putting on a dominating defensive display in holding the host Iowa Barnstormers to just 48 points in a 52-48 victory on Friday night.
The Rattlers recorded three big sacks in the game, made three defensive stops, blocked an
extra point, and pressured Iowa quarterback Ryan Vena nearly every time he dropped back to
pass as the Rattlers set a new season-low in points allowed. The Rattlers, who are now back
to .500 at 3-3, held Iowa (3-4) to just 89 yards in the first half and 221 total in the game.
The defense came up big early and often, but really showed its strength when it mattered
most. With the Rattlers leading 52-48 with less than two minutes to play in the game, the
defensive line dominated Iowa’s pass-blockers and kept Vena scrambling for his life. DL DARRELL SHROPSHIRE broke free on second down to record the team’s third sack of the game
and set up a crucial third-and-12. After another incomplete pass, Shropshire got free again in
the backfield forcing Iowa to drag him down for a holding penalty, a costly one that negated
a first down catch. On fourth-and-18, the line didn’t quit, applying more pressure and forcing
Vena into an incomplete pass that gave the Rattlers the ball back allowing them to run out
the clock.
DL ALEX GUERRERO set the tone early, recording team’s first sack of the season on Iowa’s
first possession of the game. DL RON JONES got to Vena on the next possession and nearly
added a second a few minutes later as his sack and forced fumble was called back on a penalty. DL ANTTAJ HAWTHORNE blocked a Barnstormer extra point in the second quarter and
the Rattlers defense stopped Iowa twice in the opening half. Iowa was held to a season-low
in the half with 20 points.
The Rattlers secondary played exceptionally well, with tight coverage and near interceptions
on most every play. DB TERRANCE SANDERS’ fourth quarter interception was called back on a
penalty, but Sanders made up for it immediately, returning a kickoff 55 yards for a go-ahead
score just a few plays after Iowa took its first lead of the game. Sanders just missed another
interception on Iowa’s final drive.
While the defense was the story in this game, the Rattlers vaunted offense wasn’t too shabby
either. Rookie start QB NICK DAVILA had another successful game, completing 23-of-34 passes for 222 yards and four touchdowns. He added his team-leading third rushing touchdown
as well. Davila continued to find his favorite target and fellow record-setting rookie WR ROD
WINDSOR as Windsor finished with eight catches for 77 yards and a touchdown and later tied
Davila for the team lead with his third rushing touchdown. Both Davila and Windsor entered
the game leading the league in major offensive categories with Davila tops in passing yards
per game (344.6) and Windsor number one in receiving yards per game (155.8).
The Rattlers prize free-agent acquisition, former Utah record-setting WR JJ MCKELVEY continued to impress after early season injury problems with 12 catches for 131 yards and two
touchdowns. He now has over 100 yards receiving in four of five games this season. McKelvey
has led the team in receiving yards three times and receptions twice and also has 59 catches
for 531 yards in just five games.
06: AZ @ IA BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
ARI vs IOWA
(05/21/10 at Wells Fargo Arena )
Des Moines, IA
Half
Third Quarter
First Quarter
Final
(Circle One)
ARI
(VISITOR)
52
20
12 / 30
231
35/24/0
47 / 261
0/0
2 / 26
7 / 157
1/0
0/0
8 / 58
30:07
TEAM
Score
First Downs
Passing Yards (Net)
MFG Returns / Yards
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
ARI
Rushing
Kirton
Windsor
Davila
McKelvey
Passing
Davila
Windsor
Pass Receiving
McKelvey
Windsor
Mix
Att
7
1
3
1
Att
34
1
Net
27
4
0
-1
Comp
23
1
No
12
8
4
TD
0
1
1
0
Int
0
0
IOWA
(HOME)
48
20
8 / 28
193
32/20/1
43 / 221
0/0
0/0
8 / 132
0/0
0/0
5 / 33
29:53
IOWA
Lg
7
4
2
0
Yds
222
9
TD
4
0
Avg
3.9
4.0
0.0
-1.0
Rushing
Vena
Filer
Lg
24
9
Passing
Vena
Yards
131
77
23
TD Lg
2 18
1 24
1
9
Pass Receiving
Schmidt
Blythe
Ellingworth
Filer
Att
5
3
Att
32
Net
19
9
Comp
20
TD
1
0
Int
1
No
8
5
4
2
Lg
13
5
Yds
208
Avg
3.8
3.0
TD
6
Lg
24
Yards
92
46
50
15
TD Lg
2 17
2 24
1 20
0
8
MFG Returns
Sanders
No.
2
Yards
26
TD
0
Lg
16
MFG Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
Kick Returns
Sanders
Mix
No
6
1
Yards
150
7
TD
1
0
Lg
56
7
Kick Returns
Dodge
Payne
No
7
1
Yards
132
0
TD
0
0
Lg
27
0
The Rattlers face off against long-time division rival Utah on the road next Friday. The Blaze sit
in third in the West Division at 1-4 and the Rattlers are just one game behind division-leading
Spokane. The Rattlers are 5-2 all-time against the Blaze, splitting the season series in 2008.
GAME NOTES
Windsor, who played quarterback his entire life until switching to receiver his senior year of
college, completed his first pass of the season on a trick play, a nine-yard pass to JJ McKelvey… The Rattlers used the rushing attack to their advantage, scoring twice and getting a
key 2-point conversion on the ground from FB JOHNIE KIRTON… Sanders’ Kickoff return for a
touchdown was his second on the season, giving the Rattlers three overall (Harvey)… DB RILEY SWANSON led the team in tackles for the second time this season… The Rattlers offensive
line didn’t allow a sack for the second straight game… The Rattlers offense didn’t turn the ball
over for the second straight game.
GAME 07: AZ 83, UT 58
WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah – Despite the fact that the Arizona Rattlers tied a franchise record by
scoring 83 points in a wild 83-58 victory over the Utah Blaze, defense was the story for the men
in copper and teal in this vital division match-up Friday Night at the E-Center.
For the Rattlers (4-3), the defense made seven total stops in 12 Utah possessions, including three
turnovers on down, a forced field goal, and three recoveries of the Blaze’s seven fumbled snaps,
one of which ended up in the end zone for an Arizona touchdown. The ferocious unit, which hadn’t
recorded a sack in the first five games, upped its season total to five in the past two games after
rcording two more tonight. Itheld Utah (1-6) to just six points in the deciding fourth quarter.
“I thought the defense played well,” said HEAD COACH KEVIN GUY, “We have some things to
clean up, but it’s all part of the growth process.”
DL MARCUS PITTMAN recovered two of the fumbles, one on a fourth down, and the other for
a miraculous touchdown at the end of the first half. With just seven seconds left in the second
quarter, Utah fumbled the snap on the 24-yard line and the ball was kicked and batted around
by multiple players, all the way back into the end zone where Pittman fell on top for the unlikely
touchdown to give the Rattlers a 48-39 halftime lead.
DL RON JONES and LB DARRELL SHROPSHIRE combined on a sack in the third quarter and DL
ALEX GUERRERO picked up another later in the second half. The defense held Utah’s offense to
just 37 points and allowed only 13 points in the second half, six of which came on a meaningless score with under a minute to play. Utah’s defense scored 21 of the team’s points as DL Caesar Rayford scored three defensive touchdowns, two on battled-ball interceptions and one on a
fumble return.
QB NICK DAVILA did not let the unfortunate defensive plays ruin his night, however, as he had
another record-pacing game with 335 yards on 28-of-37 passing and team record-tying nine
touchdowns. Davila’s backup, QB BILLY FARRIS stepped in late and showed the team that he
would be an able replacement if needed by completing his first career pass and throwing a touchdown on his first AFL series. Farris finished 2-for-3 with 21 yards and that touchdown, which went
to WR ROD WINDSOR.
“Nick great job managing offense,” said Guy, “and I thought the offense did a great job in execution except for the three turnovers.”
The rookie Windsor was also back in top form after a merely human performance last week, hauling in 15 passes for 152 yards and six touchdowns despite having only four catches for 44 yards
at the half. Windsor remains on pace to make a run at the all-time league records for receptions
and yards in a season.
In his first game back from a four-week stint on the injured reserve, WR TRANDON HARVEY
again proved why he was an AFL All-Rookie selection in 2007 and a rising star in 2008 with eight
catches for 140 yards and two touchdowns.
FB JOHN BOOKER, playing his first game in that position, recorded his first career touchdown on a
one-yard run and later caught a six-yard pass from Davila. Rookie K FABRIZIO SCACCIA, playing
in his first AFL game as well, made 11-of-12 extra points.
07: AZ @ UT BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
RATLR vs BLAZE
(05/28/10 at The E Center )
West Valley City, UT
Half
Third Quarter
First Quarter
Final
(Circle One)
RATLR
(VISITOR)
83
25
5 / 13
349
40/30/2
46 / 362
0/0
0/0
8 / 173
0/0
1/1
8 / 56
34:12
TEAM
Score
First Downs
Passing Yards (Net)
MFG Returns / Yards
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RATLR
Rushing
Booker
Harvey
Passing
Davila
Farris
Pass Receiving
Windsor
Harvey
McKelvey
Booker
Att
4
1
Att
37
3
Net
10
3
Comp
28
2
No
15
8
5
2
TD
1
0
Int
2
0
Lg
7
3
Yds
335
21
TD
9
1
Avg
2.5
3.0
Rushing
Walker
Affleck
Lg
38
15
Passing
Affleck
Yards
152
140
54
10
TD Lg
6 25
2 38
1 15
1
6
Pass Receiving
Boone
Aki
Francies
BLAZE
(HOME)
58
13
10 / -26
227
25/14/0
37 / 201
1 / 30
0/0
9 / 196
2 / 46
6/3
8 / 66
25:48
BLAZE
Att
1
9
Att
25
Net
3
-29
Comp
14
TD
0
1
Int
0
No
7
4
3
Lg
3
2
Avg
3.0
-3.2
Yds
242
TD
4
Lg
42
Yards
161
59
22
TD
4
0
0
Lg
42
22
9
MFG Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
MFG Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
Kick Returns
Sanders
Harvey
No
5
3
Yards
96
77
TD
0
0
Lg
21
42
Kick Returns
Hampton
No
9
Yards
196
TD
0
Lg
31
“Fabrizio did an outstanding job,” said Guy, “he only missed one kick and that was on a bad snap.”
With the win, the Rattlers moved to within one game of division leading Spokane. The Rattlers will
now return home to the U.S. Airways Center for three straight games, leading off against one of
the league’s best teams. Next week’s game against the 5-2 Milwaukee Iron will be a true test of
grit and determination for a team ready to make a push for the playoffs.
GAME NOTES
The Rattlers 83 points were tied for the most in team history and the most scored since 4/20/07,
also against the Blaze in Utah in an 83-69 Arizona win… Davila’s nine touchdowns is tied for the
team single-game record, done four times and last by Sherdrick Bonner in that same Utah game
on 4/20/07… DL ANTTAJ HAWTHORNE recovered the third fumble for the Rattlers… The Rattlers
improved to 6-2 all-time against Utah and 4-0 all-time in Utah… WR JJ MCKELVEY caught five
catches for 54 yards and a touchdown in his first game back in Utah since his monster year for
the Blaze in 2007.
GAME 08: AZ 68, MIL 67
PHOENIX – It took overtime and a dive by WR ROD WINDSOR, but the Arizona Rattlers
(5-3) overcame an unfortunate mistake at the end of regulation that nearly cost them the
game and held on for their third consecutive victory 68-67 over the Milwaukee Iron (6-3).
In front of 10,031 that packed US Airways Center, the Rattlers trailed 67-66 in overtime,
but decided to go for the two-point conversion and the win instead of kicking the extra
point and taking their chances on winning the coin toss in the second overtime, which in
Arena Football signifies sudden death. On the attempt, QB NICK DAVILA pitched the ball
back to a sprinting Windsor, he then turned the corner, dove and landed into the endzone
giving the Rattlers the victory.
“It was an option play,” said Windsor. I could throw the ball, but I was going to keep it
anyway.”
The last time Arizona was in this position to go for two and the win there was a different
outcome. In Week 5 against the Tampa Bay Storm the Rattlers went for two and failed
on what many considered to be a questionable non-call in the endzone. That didn’t stop
Rattlers Head Coach Kevin Guy from rolling the dice again.
Despite the theatrics in overtime, the Rattlers looked like they had the game locked up
near the end of regulation thanks to the stellar defense plays of DB BRANDON FREEMAN.
With the Rattlers trailing 57-54 and under five minutes to play, Freeman picked off Iron
quarterback Chris Greisen in the endzone, as Greisen tried to make a play while falling
on his backside. The Rattlers took advantage of the costly turnover and regained the lead
60-57 as the clock hit the one minute warning.
Freeman’s timely plays did not stop there as he made an acrobatic pass breakup on
fourth down that was tipped off the net to LB KELVIN MORRIS for the Rattlers third interception of the game. Coming into the game Greisen had only thrown one interception
in his previous eight contests, but the Rattlers constant pressure and tight coverage was
too much for him to overcome.
With the game seemingly in hand and the Rattlers leading by three with three seconds
to play, the defense was called for a costly facemask penalty as time expired which gave
the Iron one untimed down that lead to a game-tying field goal to send the game into
the extra frame.
Windsor had another monster game overall accounting for 16 more receptions for 162
yards and three receiving touchdowns to go along with his two on the ground. Windsor is
still on pace to break the AFL record for receptions and receiving yards and now has 101
receptions for 1,170 yards and 26 touchdowns. Windsor and fellow WR JJ McKELVEY accounted for all eight of Davila’s touchdown passes and combined to haul in 30 receptions
for 348 receiving yards. Davila also completed 37 of his 52 pass attempts on the night for
420 yards and eight touchdowns, giving him 17 in his last two games.
08: MIL @ AZ BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
MIL vs ARZ
Phoenix, AZ
Half
Third Quarter
First Quarter
Final
(Circle One)
MIL
(VISITOR)
67
22
8 / 14
397
36/24/3
44 / 411
0/0
0/0
9 / 95
2 / 21
1/0
14 / 98
24:57
TEAM
Score
First Downs
Passing Yards (Net)
MFG Returns / Yards
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
MIL
Rushing
Young
Jones
Greisen
Passing
Greisen
Pass Receiving
Forse
Jones
Harrell
Att
5
1
2
Att
36
Net
9
6
-1
Comp
24
No
11
7
6
TD
1
0
0
Int
3
Lg
10
6
0
Avg
1.8
6.0
-0.5
Rushing
Kirton
Windsor
Booker
Davila
Yds
397
TD
8
Lg
41
Passing
Davila
Yards
127
156
114
TD
4
3
1
Lg
41
38
35
Pass Receiving
Windsor
McKelvey
Harvey
Carvalho
ARZ
(HOME)
68
31
8 / 11
399
52/37/2
63 / 410
0/0
1 / 13
7 / 116
3 / 19
0/0
7 / 41
53:48
ARZ
Att
2
2
1
2
Att
52
Net
7
2
2
0
Comp
37
TD
0
2
0
0
Int
2
No
16
14
6
1
Lg
6
1
2
1
Avg
3.5
1.0
2.0
0.0
Yds
420
TD
8
Lg
31
Yards
162
186
51
21
TD
3
5
0
0
Lg
19
31
12
21
MFG Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
MFG Returns
Sanders
No.
1
Yards
13
TD
0
Lg
13
Kick Returns
Brown
Harrell
Ivey
No
5
1
2
Yards
87
8
0
TD
0
0
0
Lg
32
8
0
Kick Returns
Sanders
Harvey
No
4
3
Yards
81
35
TD
0
0
Lg
30
13
The Rattlers next take on the Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz at US Airways Center Friday,
June 11th in the second of three straight home games. This will be the first ever meeting
between the two teams. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 pm.
GAME NOTES
The Rattlers dominated time of possession, controlling the ball for 53:48 compared to Milwaukee’s 24:57… The Rattlers drew a season-high 14 Iron penalties for 98 yards… Davila’s
420 yards passing was his second 400-yard game of the season… Davila is now second
behind Greisen averaging 333.7 passing yards per game… DB RILEY SWANSON collected
his team-leading fourth interception on the year… The Rattlers missed two 2-point conversions before the game-winner in overtime… DL ALEX GUERRERO had one tackle for loss
that led to a fumble.
GAME 09: AZ 56, OKC 55
PHOENIX - The fortunes of the Arizona Rattlers once again hinged on a deciding two-point
conversion with no time left, this time leaving it up to the defense, as the Rattlers defeated
the Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz 56-55 at US Airways Center.
Coming off the heels of last week’s exciting overtime win on a game winning two-point
conversion, the Rattlers’ defense made the biggest stop of the game to extend the Rattlers
season-high winning streak to four games.
As time expired, Yard Dawgz receiver Xavier Lee caught Tommy Grady’s pass and bulled
his way to the end zone to put his team within one point. Oklahoma City (3-7) head coach
Sparky McEwen decided to go for two after witnessing his kicker miss four extra points earlier in the game. A swarm of Rattlers defenders batted the ball away in the corner of the end
zone, lead by DB RILEY SWANSON, sending the crowd of 10,115 into a frenzy.
Rattlers’ head coach KEVIN GUY feared his players might have an emotional hangover, but
believed his team could pull it out.
“There is a reason why we win these close games; our guys are mentally tough,” said Coach
Guy. “A bright spot tonight was our special teams. We had really good kickoff coverage and
our kicker made all his kicks.”
The Rattlers set up the final drama one minute earlier on an onside kick return for a touchdown from Swanson.
“They tried to do a dribble kick up the middle and the ball just popped into my hands,” said
Swanson. “I was just thinking, ‘scoop it up and score.’”
Swanson and fellow DB BRANDON FREEMAN crushed the hopes of the Yard Dawgz after swatting away a desperation heave from Grady.
“We knew it was going to come down to a two-point conversion,” said Swanson, exhausted
but relieved to hang on for the win. “We had to make a play on it and we came through.”
The Rattlers fourth straight win matches their best start to a season since 2002, when they
finished 11-3.
Arizona WR ROD WINDSOR had another monster game to extend his league leading receptions mark to 113. He finished the night with 12 receptions for 147 yards and two touchdowns. Windsor had some highlight-reel plays including a 26-yard catch and run where he
cut across the field three times before breaking free and a 30-yard catch where he dragged
three defenders 10 yards before finally being tackled at the four yard line. His team leading
six touchdown rushes are just one behind the Rattlers record for rushing touchdowns by a
receiver, currently held by legend Hunkie Cooper. Fellow Rattlers’ WR TOD DEVOE, playing in
his first game since week one, had a stellar game as well, hauling in two touchdown passes
from QB NICK DAVILA as well as running in his first of the season.
09: OKC @ AZ BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
OKC vs ARZ
Phoenix, AZ
Half
Third Quarter
First Quarter
Final
(Circle One)
OKC
(VISITOR)
55
20
2/2
333
37/23/0
39 / 335
0/0
0/0
6 / 62
1/0
0/0
6 / 33
23:07
TEAM
Score
First Downs
Passing Yards (Net)
MFG Returns / Yards
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
OKC
Rushing
Cook
Passing
Grady
Pass Receiving
Fulton Jr.
Lee
Devaughn
Marshall
Att
2
Att
37
Net
2
Comp
23
No
10
3
3
3
TD
0
Int
0
Lg
1
Avg
1.0
Rushing
Booker
Devoe
Windsor
Yds
333
TD
8
Lg
44
Passing
Davila
Yards
186
52
51
19
TD
4
2
1
0
Lg
44
25
24
7
Pass Receiving
Windsor
McKelvey
Devoe
ARZ
(HOME)
56
22
5 / 12
265
37/27/1
42 / 277
0/0
0/0
6 / 135
0/0
0/0
11 / 78
25:16
ARZ
Att
2
1
2
Att
37
Net
7
3
2
Comp
27
TD
0
1
1
Int
1
No
12
8
7
Lg
4
3
1
Avg
3.5
3.0
1.0
Yds
265
TD
5
Lg
30
Yards
147
84
34
TD
1
2
2
Lg
30
21
9
MFG Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
MFG Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
Kick Returns
Marshall
McCollough
No
5
1
Yards
62
0
TD
0
0
Lg
15
0
Kick Returns
Sanders
Swanson
No
5
1
Yards
95
40
TD
0
1
Lg
28
40
Davila finished with 265 yards passing on 27-of-38 passing with five touchdowns and one
lone interception.
The Rattlers next take on the Bossier-Shreveport Battle Wings at US Airways Center on Saturday, June 19th in the final of three straight home games before heading on a three-game
road trip. This will be the first ever meeting between the two teams. Kickoff is scheduled for
7:30 pm and will air on AZ-7/ Channel 13.
GAME NOTES
Windsor had five catches for 57 yards and a rushing touchdown on one drive in the fourth
quarter… The Rattlers dominated time of possession, holding onto the ball for 47:42… Two of
Oklahoma City’s four missed extra points were blocked by the Rattlers, one of which was by
DL MARCUS PITTMAN and the other by a variety of players… Oklahoma City’s six points in the
third quarter was tied for the lowest by a Rattlers opponent this season.
GAME 10: AZ 79, BSH 50
PHOENIX - The Arizona Rattlers celebrated their first ever Latino night in front of a large 10,217
person crowd at US Airways Center with a dominating 79-50 victory over the visiting BossierShreveport Battle wings behind their most known Latino star QB NICK DAVILA who threw for nine
touchdown passes.
The Rattlers are clicking at the right time and if there is one thing for sure, they have no problem
scoring points.
Led by a high-powered offense and a record breaking performance by star rookie WR ROD WINDSOR, as well as a suffocating defense, the Rattlers (7-3) took down the Battle Wings to extend their
season-high winning streak to five games.
The rookie Windsor added to his breakout season by making 10 catches for 157 yards and a season-high seven touchdown grabs to eclipse the Rattler rookie receiving records for both receiving
yards and touchdown catches, both previously held by fellow WR TRANDON HARVEY. His 1,474
receiving yards and 32 touchdown catches are now tops for any Rattlers rookie. Windsor wasn’t
satisfied with just breaking Rattler record as he also set the league record for receptions by a rookie
and now has 123 on the year.
“(Trandon) is a great player,” said a confident Windsor, “but records are meant to be broken.”
The Latino Davila cemented his status as one of the elite passers in the league, throwing for 319
yards and a franchise-tying nine touchdown passes on his way to earning Russell Athletic Offensive
Player of the Game. It was the second time that Davila has thrown for nine touchdowns this season,
the first time coming in Utah.
“We played well in all three phases of the game,” said Head Coach Kevin Guy, “we started fast by
scoring on the first play of the game and we got up by a few scores and kept our foot on the gas
pedal.”
The 29-point winning margin is there largest of the season, coming on the heels of a dominant
defensive effort led by JLS Ironman of the Game LB KELVIN MORRIS. Morris was a stalwart in the
middle of the defense, picking off Battle Wings quarterback Gary Cooper while also providing the
Rattlers with their first safety of the season.
“My first half wasn’t up to par,” said Morris, “I was just trying to lock-in and make some plays for
the team.”
The Rattlers defense pulled out all the stops, stopping the Battle Wings (3-8) four different ways.
Morris contributed with an interception, safety and forced fumble while a collective defensive effort stopped the Bossier offense on multiple fourth-down plays. The defense as a whole had three
sacks, one each from LB DARRELL SHROPSHIRE and DL ANTTAJ HAWTHORNE and a half a sack
each for DL MARCUS PITTMAN and DL RON JONES.
After Davila’s ninth touchdown pass, QB BILLY FARRIS replaced the starter and again proved why
the coaching staff is so confident the team’s depth. Farris went 2-for-4 for 22 yards and two touchdowns and looked comfortable in the pocket in his two series’ behind center.
The Rattlers finished a three-game home stand in style by bringing their home record to 4-2 amidst
the long win streak. The Rattlers will be tested over the next month as they embark on a brutal
three-game road trip against the South Division-leading Jacksonville Sharks (7-3, 4-0 at home),
10: BSH @ AZ BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
BSH vs ARZ
Phoenix, AZ
Half
Third Quarter
First Quarter
Final
(Circle One)
BSH
(VISITOR)
50
19
6/4
246
39/23/1
48 / 250
0/0
1 / 10
9 / 89
0/0
2/2
8 / 35
33:00
TEAM
Score
First Downs
Passing Yards (Net)
MFG Returns / Yards
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
BSH
Rushing
Douzart
Berry
Wise
Cooper
Passing
Cooper
Pass Receiving
Berry
Marshall
Jordan
Wise
Att
3
1
1
1
Att
39
Net
5
3
2
-6
Comp
23
No
8
6
6
2
TD
0
0
0
0
Int
1
Lg
4
3
2
0
Avg
1.7
3.0
2.0
-6.0
Rushing
Booker
Yds
264
TD
7
Lg
43
Passing
Davila
Farris
Yards
73
115
50
21
TD
3
2
1
1
Lg
19
43
13
12
Pass Receiving
Windsor
Devoe
McKelvey
Booker
ARZ
(HOME)
79
18
4/6
341
30/22/0
34 / 347
0/0
0/0
7 / 140
1/2
1/1
13 / 70
26:30
ARZ
Att
4
Att
26
4
Net
6
Comp
20
2
TD
0
Int
0
0
No
10
6
5
1
Lg
2
Avg
1.5
Yds
319
22
TD
9
2
Lg
37
15
Yards
157
85
86
13
TD
7
1
3
0
Lg
37
28
27
13
MFG Returns
Berry
No.
1
Yards
10
TD
0
Lg
10
MFG Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
Kick Returns
Berry
Marshall
Wise
No
6
2
1
Yards
76
13
0
TD
0
0
0
Lg
18
13
0
Kick Returns
Harvey
No
7
Yards
140
TD
0
Lg
41
the West Division-leading Spokane Shock (8-2), and the Midwest Division-leading Chicago Rush
(8-3).
“We’re going to take it one game at a time,” said a confident, but humble Guy, “We are going to
Jacksonville and we have to get ready to play a big game.”
GAME NOTES
JJ McKelvey recovered a fumble on a kickoff and caught a touchdown pass on the next play from
scrimmage… McKelvey has had a touchdown reception in every game he has played this season…
Alex Guerrero had a tackle for loss, two pass breakups, and a forced fumble… Brandon Freeman
lead the team with nine tackles… The Rattlers had a chance to set the all-time single-game mark for
most points in a game (83, multiple times), but the coaching staff chose to run the clock out and
not run up the score on Bossier City… Windsor needs only 78 yards to set the AFL all-time rookie
record for receiving yards.
GAME 11: AZ 66, JAX 50
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Arizona Rattlers extended their season-high winning streak
to six games by opening their brutal road trip on the right track with an all-around impressive victory over the Jacksonville Sharks, 66-50 at Jacksonville Veterans Memorial
Stadium.
After a three-game home stand that resulted in three wins, the Rattlers (8-3) embarked
on a three-game road trip against three division leaders with a combined record of 23-8
starting with the now 7-4 Sharks.
The Rattlers defense dominated right out of the gates, shutting the Sharks out in the first
quarter and allowing a season-low for a half 10 points. The defense made four stops in
five first-half possessions including an acrobatic interception by LB KELVIN MORRIS on
the first drive of the game. The Rattlers then forced Jacksonville into three field goal attempts, two of which were missed. Rookie K FABRIZIO SCACCIA, playing in just his fifth
game, finished the first-half scoring with a 20-yard field goal, the first of his young career.
The Rattlers record-breaking rookie WR ROD WINDSOR continued to shock and awe as
he set his fourth single-season mark in the past two games. Last week, Windsor set the
team rookie records for most receiving yards in a season (1,412) and receiving touchdowns (30), as well as the AFL rookie record for receptions in a season (122). Tonight,
Windsor, who had 15 catches for 187 yards and three touchdowns including a highlight
reel catch as he leaped into the stands for a touchdown, set the team’s all-time record
for receptions by any player, a record previously held by Calvin Schexnayder who caught
136 balls in 1998. Windsor now has 138 catches for 1,661 yards and 35 receiving touchdowns, and is on pace to shatter the league records for both receptions and yards receiving.
The Rattlers were in control the entire game with leads as high as 21 points but had to
fend off a furious Jacksonville rally in the fourth quarter to hold onto the win. The Sharks
cut the lead to 15 late in the final frame and then recovered an onside kick on the ensuing kickoff. Despite a big sack from LB DARRELL SHROPSHIRE, Jacksonville went in for
another score and cut the deficit to eight.
Fortunately for the Rattlers, backup QB BILLY FARRIS, who was in the game after starter
NICK DAVILA was ejected in the third quarter, was up to the challenge. After the Rattlers
recovered another onside kick, Farris threw a strike to Harvey for the score to give the
visiting squad a virtually insurmountable lead of 59-44. Farris finished with 62 yards on
4-of-6 passing and two touchdowns. He led the team to three scores in his first three
drives before running out the clock on his fourth and final drive. Davila was stellar again
before exiting the game, completing 19-of-30 passes for 208 yards and five touchdowns
thru three quarters. WRs JJ MCKELVEY and TRANDON HARVEY each caught four passes
for 42 yards and two touchdowns.
11: AZ @ JAX RECAP
DL ALEX GUERRERO sealed the game with a sack, stripping Sharks quarterback Aaron
Garcia of the ball which Ron Jones recovered, allowing the offense to run the clock out.
The Rattlers travel up to Washington for the most important game of the season so far
against West Division rival Spokane. The Shock (9-2) not only lead the Rattlers by onegame in the division, but also hold the best record in the entire league. Earlier in the season, Spokane narrowly beat Arizona in Phoenix by seven points as the Rattlers had a first
and goal at the three-yard line with under 15 seconds to play but couldn’t punch it home
due largely in part to an un-called illegal rush by Spokane on the final play of the game.
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GAME NOTES
Hawthorne’s sack was his second in as many games and fourth on the season… Farris
threw two touchdown passes for the second straight game and now has six touchdown
passes and no interceptions on the season… Scaccia has now made 43-of-46 extra points
for a percentage of 93.5%, second all-time among Rattler kickers… FB JOHN BOOKER
scored on a two-yard rush giving him three total touchdowns on the season (2 rush, 1 receiving)… The Rattlers six-game winning streak is the longest since they won 10 straight
in 2004… The Rattlers have scored over 60 points in seven of the team’s 10 games this
season, their most since doing it 10 times in 16 games in 2003.
GAME STATS
Passing
Arizona – Nick Davila, 19-30, 208 yards, 5 touchdowns, 1 Int.
Jacksonville – Aaron Garcia, 19-33, 282 yards, 5 touchdowns, 1 Int.
Receiving
Arizona – Rod Windsor, 15 catches, 187 yards, 3 touchdowns.
Jacksonville – Bernard Morris, 4 catches, 96 yards, 2 touchdowns.
Defense
Arizona – Ron Jones, 2 tackles, sack, fumble recovery.
Jacksonville – Bernard Morris, 6 tackles.
GAME 12: SPO 37, AZ 36
SPOKANE Wash. – They have only played in the same division for a year, but it’s obvious that the
Arizona Rattlers and Spokane Shock have already developed one of the most spirited, contentious
rivalries in the entire AFL, as evidenced by the Shock’s 37-36 victory over the Rattlers in Spokane
Friday night.
Tensions were clearly high and tempers flared all night long in a game riddled with penalties, personal
foul calls, and players partaking in extra-curricular activities after the play as both teams understood
the significance of the battle. The Rattlers trailed Spokane by just one game entering the contest and
both knew that the winner would have the inside track to winning the West Division.
The two highest scoring offenses in the league came into the game with expectations of a wild shootout, but both teams played tough defense and forced the opposing offense into short completions
and long drives. Each team had only two second half possessions, one in each quarter, and both had
multiple drives that lasted seven minutes. In the end, the Rattlers swarming defense couldn’t make
the one deciding play to stop Spokane’s offense, and the Shock benefited from a very questionable
call to hold on for the victory.
With the Rattlers (8-4) trailing 30-28 with nine seconds left in the third quarter, the Shock (10-2)
embarked on a drive that will be remembered for years to come in this rivalry. On the first play of the
series, DL ALEX GUERRERO sacked Shock quarterback Kyle Rowley for a six yard loss. After the Rattlers defense forced an incomplete pass, DL RON JONES got his turn, sacking Rowley and setting up a
key fourth down. On the fourth down play, DB BRANDON FREEMAN made a spectacular play to seemingly end the drive, but the Rattlers were called for a tough penalty that kept Spokane’s drive alive.
The defense again forced Spokane into a third and long situation, and again the Shock converted.
A determined defensive line continued to push forward, pressuring Rowley and forcing yet another
fourth down.
Then, the controversy really began. On fourth down, Rowley dropped back and fired a pass into the
endzone that skipped through receiver Quorey Payne’s hands and hit against the back wall. The ball
appeared to hit the wall and skip off the ground and back into Payne’s body, but the officials declared
it a touchdown despite loud protests from the Rattlers bench and a shocked crowd. The score put
Spokane up by nine, 37-28, making it a two-possession game. In all, the drive took 13 plays to finish
and lasted a remarkable nine minutes and 24 seconds.
QB NICK DAVILA, in his first appearance back in Spokane since winning the Arena Cup for the af2
Shock in 2009, fought admirably to lead the team back against his former team. He led the Rattlers
on a gritty 11 play, 40 yard drive that took up over six minutes of game-clock and capped it off with
a clutch touchdown pass on fourth down to WR ROD WINDSOR. The two record-breaking rookies had
another stellar performance, as Davila went 23-35 for 200 yards and four touchdowns without turning
the ball over. Windsor made one great catch after another, finishing with 13 grabs for 92 yards and
two touchdowns.
Windsor was involved in another controversial play in the first quarter, catching a nine-yard pass and
stretching his arm out over the endzone line before losing the football for what seemed to be a goahead score, but the officials ruled he didn’t get in and called the play a fumble, awarding the ball
back to Spokane.
For the Rattlers, the loss snapped their season-high six-game win streak and extended the Shock’s to
eight games. Spokane now has a two-game lead in the West Division and hold the tie-breaker after
winning both games against Arizona this year.
12: AZ @ SPO BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
RATLR vs SHOCK
(07/02/10 at Spokane Veterans Arena )
Spokane, Wa
Half
Third Quarter
First Quarter
Final
(Circle One)
RATLR
(VISITOR)
36
15
9/2
200
35/23/0
44 / 202
0/0
0/0
6 / 84
0/0
1/1
10 / 59
29:52
TEAM
Score
First Downs
Passing Yards (Net)
MFG Returns / Yards
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RATLR
Rushing
Davila
Windsor
Booker
Passing
Davila
Pass Receiving
Windsor
McKelvey
Harvey
Herrion
Att
5
1
3
Att
35
Net
3
0
-1
Comp
23
No
13
4
3
1
TD
1
0
0
Int
0
Lg
3
0
1
Avg
0.6
0.0
-0.3
SHOCK
(HOME)
37
15
7 / 24
201
33/19/0
42 / 225
1/4
0/0
6 / 89
0/0
0/0
11 / 70
30:55
SHOCK
Rushing
Rowley
Harrell
Sammons
Marsh
Yds
200
TD
4
Lg
22
Passing
Rowley
Yards
92
45
35
12
TD
2
2
0
0
Lg
11
22
14
12
Pass Receiving
Whittaker
Sammons
Kauleinamoku
Payne
Att
2
2
1
2
Att
33
Net
14
10
1
-1
Comp
19
Int
0
No
6
6
5
2
TD
0
2
0
0
Lg
13
9
1
3
Avg
7.0
5.0
1.0
-0.5
Yds
209
TD
3
Lg
32
Yards
73
66
41
29
TD
1
0
1
1
Lg
31
32
14
22
MFG Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
MFG Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
Kick Returns
Harvey
Sanders
No
3
3
Yards
67
17
TD
0
0
Lg
31
17
Kick Returns
Payne
Teems
No
5
1
Yards
90
-1
TD
0
0
Lg
22
0
Up next for the Rattlers on their brutal road trip is the 9-4 Chicago Rush, a team they lost to earlier in
the season. Despite the score showing a 14-point Rush win, the Rattlers had a chance to tie the game
with under a minute to play, but had a pass intercepted and returned for a touchdown.
GAME NOTES
The 37 points the Rattlers allowed were the fewest they’ve allowed this season and the fewest they’ve
allowed in a loss since March 6th, 2005 against Los Angeles…. The Rattlers allowed just 10 points in
the second half, the second straight game they’ve had a half allowing 10 points or fewer… After allowing 64 points per game in their first five games, the Rattlers are allowing a paltry 52.2 over their
last seven games… Windsor now has 151 catches on the year, just 16 shy of breaking the all-time AFL
record held by former Rattler Siaha Burley… Windsor also has 1,752 yards and only needs 378 yards
over his final four games to set a new league record in that category as well… The Rattlers defense
now has 11 sacks in the past three games.
GAME 13: CHI 55, AZ 50
CHICAGO – What appeared to be a comfortable lead in the National Conference’s race for the
playoffs now feels a bit shaky for the Arizona Rattlers after a second-straight last minute nailbiting loss, this time coming at the hands of Midwest Division leading Chicago, 55-50 at Allstate
Arena in Chicago.
After a heart-breaking one-point defeat last week in Spokane, the Rattlers again felt the sting of a
close loss after making one of the most improbable comebacks you will ever see in arena football
just to fall one play short in the end.
Trailing by 17 heading into the fourth quarter, Arizona’s defense stepped up big holding Chicago
to a field goal then forcing three consecutive turnovers, including recovering an onside kick with
20 seconds left, to give the Rattlers a chance for the incredible comeback win. The offense had
the ball trailing by five in the final moments of the game and set up a first and goal at the six with
five seconds to play and the game on the line. After a quick incompletion left just two seconds on
the clock, QB NICK DAVILA’s pass fell incomplete in the end zone as time expired to cap a wild
game and drop the Rattlers (8-5) to a tie for the final playoff spot with Milwaukee, though the
Rattlers hold the tiebreaker after beating the Iron in Arizona.
The defense played strong all game long, but couldn’t get the necessary stops on the Rush’s offense in the first half. However in the second half, Chicago could only muster 13 total points, the
third straight game the defense held an opponent to 13 or fewer points in a half. The aggressive
defense had three more sacks on the night giving them eight in the past three games and made
a total of five stops, all coming in the second half. Three different Rattler rushers made the sacks,
as DL ANTTAJ HAWTHORNE, DL RON JONES, and LB DALE ROBINSON did the honors.
With the team trailing 55-42 with just over a minute to play and Chicago on offense, the Rattlers
never gave up hope. DB BRANDON FREEMAN made a diving interception of Rush quarterback
Russ Michna to give the team what seemed to be one final opportunity. Unfortunately, Davila was
intercepted on the ensuing possession with just 46 seconds to play and the game seemed well
in hand for the Rush (10-4).
However, with less than 50 seconds left, Chicago oddly went against conventional wisdom and
threw the ball deep rather than try to run the clock out. While they completed the pass, Rush
receiver Marco Thomas tripped, fell, and fumbled the ball, which was recovered and returned by
DB TERRANCE SANDERS and the improbable comeback was on.
Davila threw a 22-yard touchdown strike to WR ROD WINDSOR on the next play to bring the Rattlers to within five and give the team real hope. That touchdown catch was Windsor’s 166 reception on the year and tied him for the all-time Arena Football record for catches, previously set by
former Rattler Siaha Burley in 2007. Windsor already owns the AFL rookie records for receptions
and yards and needs just one more catch and 199 receiving yards in his final three games to set
the all-time league marks in both of those categories. Windsor finished with 15 catches for 179
yards, two receiving touchdowns, one rushing score, and the former college quarterback even
threw for a touchdown in the second quarter.
After Windsor’s score, the Rattlers had to go for an onside kick which K FABRIZIO SCACCIA executed perfectly, bouncing the ball off a Rush player’s foot and recovering the live ball himself to
set up the dramatic final drive.
13: AZ @ CHI BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
FIRST DOWN
RUSHES / YARDS (NET)
PASSING YARDS (NET)
Passes Att/Comp/Int
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS/YARDS
MFG Returns / Yards
Interception Returns /Yards
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
Sacks By: Number/Yards
RUSH
RATLR
18
22
6/19
1/3
297
346
38/28/1 49/28/3
47 / 316 50 / 349
0/0
1 / 15
0/0
0/0
5 / 74
8 / 112
3 / 12
1/0
1/1
0/0
3 / 18
8 / 44
27:07
32:53
0/0
3 / 24
RUSHING(Att / Yards):
Arizona Rattlers
Rod Windsor
Chicago Rush
Syvelle Newton
1/3
2 / 10
PASSING(Comp/Att/Int/Yard):
Arizona Rattlers
Nick Davila
Chicago Rush
Russ Michna
27/48/3/343Rod Windsor
28/38/1/321
1/1/0/3
RECEIVING(No / Yard):
Arizona Rattlers
Rod Windsor
Chicago Rush
Marco Thomas
15 / 179
13 / 147
8 / 114 JJ McKelvey
7 / 125 Allen Turner
Allen Turner
Trandon Harvey
Syvelle Newton
3/7
Clifton Smith
1/2
5 / 53
7 / 42Shawn McMackin1 / 7
The Rattlers never seemed to get into rhythm in the first half and had to fight an uphill battle all
night long, falling behind 21-7 after a Davila pass was picked off and returned for a Rush touchdown in the first quarter.
Despite the loss, the Rattlers still appear to be in good position to make the playoffs after fifth
seeded Iowa fell to 6-7 after a loss to Oklahoma City on Saturday. The Rattlers hold a two-game
lead over the Barnstormers and own the tie-breaker over them as well. The two teams meet up
in the final game of the season at the Snake Pit in what could be a playoff-deciding battle.
Up next for the Rattlers is West Division rival Utah. While the Blaze are 1-12 on the year, starting quarterback Brett Elliot recently returned from an injury and Utah playing some of their best
football of the year. With the win and an Iowa loss, the Rattlers would clinch a playoff birth for
the second straight season.
Be sure to come out to U.S. Airways Center on Friday, July 16th for what promises to be a special
night for both the team and the fans.
GAME NOTES
Dale Robinson’s sack was the first of his career… Windsor’s touchdown run was his seventh of
the year, tying him with Hunkie Cooper for most rushing touchdowns by a receiver in Rattlers
history… The Rattlers offensive line has not given up a sack in six straight weeks and has only
allowed one in the past nine weeks.
GAME 14: AZ 48, UT 20
PHOENIX – On a night when the Rattlers honored legendary quarterback Sherdrick Bonner, it seemed
fitting that current QB NICK DAVILA was handed the proverbial torch as he set or tied two of Bonner’s most valued team records in the Rattlers playoff-clinching 48-20 victory over division rival
Utah.
There was no shortage of records falling tonight, as Davila and WR ROD WINDSOR combined to
break or tie four AFL and two team records. The former Rattler great Bonner was on hand to witness
his apparent heir as the Rattlers’ next great quarterback broke the Rattlers’ single season passing
yards record of 4,036 yards and tied the single season passing touchdowns record of 88, both previously held by Bonner,. Davila was not done however, cementing his status as one of the premier
players in the league, breaking the AFL rookie record for touchdown passes and passing yards.
The current Rattlers’ quarterback could not have been more enthused to clinch a playoff berth for
his team and honored to pass such a legend like Bonner.
“It feels great [to clinch a playoff berth]. That was our goal going into the season, to get into the
playoffs.” A humbled Davila said shortly after the game, while praising the man he watched growing up. “I’m honored to be even mentioned with (Bonner) in the same sentence. He’s a great arena
football quarterback and he was one of the first quarterbacks I got to watch growing up.”
Windsor put on quite the performance himself, breaking the all-time AFL receptions record on his
first catch of the game and finishing the game with 174. Windsor also had 136 receiving yards and
eclipsed the Rattlers’ franchise record of 1,982 yards previously set by Calvin Schexnayder. Windsor
broke the record on a 47-yard bomb from a beautiful throw from Davila midway through the second
quarter. Windsor now has 2,067 and needs only 63 more yards to break the league’s all-time singleseason receiving yards total.
With tonight’s comfortable win over Utah (1-13) and Iowa’s (6-8) loss earlier in the night to Spokane, the Rattlers (9-5) clinch a playoff berth and a possible showdown with the West Division leading Shock or Midwest leader Chicago Rush.
The Utah offense had trouble all night thanks to a swarming defense that stopped Utah’s offense on
six of the Blaze’s first seven drives. The defense was highlighted by DL ANTAJJ HAWTHORNE who
forced and recovered a fumble in the end zone as time expired at the end of the first half for an
unlikely touchdown. It was the second time this year that the Rattlers scored on a defensive touchdown against Utah as the first half expired.
DL ALEX GUERRERO contributed to a strong and effective pass rush all night that recorded a sack
and forced Blaze quarterback Brett Elliott into many bad throws. The secondary was lead by DB
TERRENCE SANDERS who made an acrobatic interception in the second quarter leading to one of
Windsor’s two touchdowns on the night. Sanders added a team-high nine tackles as well.
The victory snaps a two-game losing streak in front of a friendly and raucous 10,317 screaming fans
in the snake pit at US Airways center.
Rattlers’ WR TRANDON HARVEY and WR JJ MCKELVEY stepped up big, contributing to an overall
superior effort against a smaller and slower Utah secondary. Harvey finished with 30 yards and
two touchdown catches, while McKelvey was just as impressive with two touchdown grabs on four
catches.
14: UT @ AZ BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
UTA vs ARZ
Phoenix, AZ
Half
Third Quarter
First Quarter
Final
(Circle One)
UTA
(VISITOR)
20
12
6/3
138
34/16/1
41 / 141
0/0
0/0
3 / 38
0/0
1/1
6 / 35
26:13
TEAM
Score
First Downs
Passing Yards (Net)
MFG Returns / Yards
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
UTA
Rushing
Walker
Elliott
Passing
Elliott
Pass Receiving
Boone
Francies
Williams
Att
4
2
Att
34
Net
4
-1
Comp
16
No
8
4
4
TD
0
0
Int
1
Lg
2
1
Avg
1.0
-0.5
Rushing
Guerrero
Booker
Harvey
Davila
Yds
145
TD
2
Lg
20
Passing
Davila
Farris
Yards
48
64
33
TD
1
1
0
Lg
14
20
14
Pass Receiving
Windsor
McKelvey
Harvey
Devoe
ARZ
(HOME)
48
15
10 / 26
241
25/17/0
35 / 267
1 / -1
2 / 46
3 / 49
1 / 27
0/0
11 / 93
33:47
ARZ
Att
3
4
1
1
Att
19
6
Net
19
14
1
-2
Comp
14
3
No
8
4
3
2
TD
0
0
0
0
Int
0
0
Lg
16
11
1
0
Avg
6.3
3.5
1.0
-2.0
Yds
199
42
TD
5
1
Lg
47
18
Yards
136
40
30
35
TD
2
2
2
0
Lg
47
13
12
18
MFG Returns
No.
Yards
TD
Lg
MFG Returns
Sanders
Freeman
No.
1
1
Yards
39
7
TD
0
0
Lg
39
7
Kick Returns
Phinisee
LeSue
No
2
1
Yards
38
0
TD
0
0
Lg
20
0
Kick Returns
Sanders
Harvey
No
2
1
Yards
34
15
TD
0
0
Lg
21
15
Up next for the Rattlers is American Conference foe Tulsa before returning home to face Iowa in the
last game of the season. The Rattlers beat the Tulsa 77-76 earlier in the season on a miraculous
final play with no time on the clock as Davila found Windsor for a 27-yard score to earn an improbable win.
GAME NOTES
The Rattlers scored 34 points in the second quarter to time the team mark for most points scored in
a quarter… The 20 points allowed is tied for the fewest by an opposing team since the Rattlers held
Buffalo to 14 points in 2001… The offensive line hasn’t allowed a sack in seven straight games and
has only allowed one sack in the past 10 games… The Rattlers forced Utah into three field goal attempts… WR TOD DEVOE played Jack linebacker for the first time this season and earned Spalding
Highlight of the game with his vicious hit on special teams… K FABRIZIO SCACCIA went six-of-seven
in extra points and now is 59-of-63 (93.4%) on the year.
GAME 15: AZ 61, TUL 51
TULSA, Okla. – The playoff bound Arizona Rattlers earned another come-from-behind victory thanks to a
dominating second-half defense as they dropped the Tulsa Talons for the second time this year, 61-51, in
front of the Talons’ home crowd at the BOK Center.
Rookie WR ROD WINDSOR put a stamp on his remarkable record-breaking season by setting another alltime AFL record, his fourth league record this season, to become the single-season leader in receiving
yards. The record-breaking play came on his game-clinching 21-yard touchdown grab in the waning minutes of the game.
Windsor finished with four catches for 71 yards and three touchdowns after having just one catch for seven
yards at halftime. The rookie has already set league records for receptions, receptions by a rookie, and
receiving yards by a rookie and is now tied for receiving touchdowns by a rookie. He has also set team
records for receptions, receptions by a rookie, receiving yards, receiving yards by a rookie, and is currently
tied with Hunkie Cooper for most rushing touchdowns by a receiver. On the season, Windsor has a mindblowing 178 catches for 2,138 yards and 44 receiving scores (51 total).
The Rattlers (10-5) trailed by four at the half and by 11 early in the third but stifled Tulsa’s offense most
of the second half, causing four turnovers and forcing the Talons (9-6) quarterback Justin Allgood into hurried, difficult throws. The defense was led by LB KELVIN MORRIS who made an acrobatic interception on
Tulsa’s final drive and recovered a third-quarter fumble in the end-zone for his first touchdown as a Rattler
to give the team its first lead since early in the second quarter. LB JOHNIE KIRTON recovered a fumble for
the defense and scored his third rushing touchdown of the season as well.
The defense, which allowed an average of 65.2 points a game in the team’s first five games, has averaged
an incredible 49.3 points a game over the last 11 contests.
WR JJ MCKELVEY had a monster game as Tulsa’s defense keyed in on Windsor. McKelvey had 14 catches for
127 yards and three touchdowns and made one big catch after another, including a few on key third-downs
and even one a crucial fourth-down play.
QB NICK DAVILA had another solid game throwing for 296 yards on 25-of-36 passing (69.4%) and seven
touchdowns. His first scoring strike, a fourth-down rocket to McKelvey, sent him past Rattlers legend Sherdrick Bonner for most passing touchdowns in team history. Davila has now passed for 4,497 yards and 95
touchdowns.
With the win, the Rattlers have won double-digit games for the first time since going 11-5 in 2005. While
the team has clinched a playoff berth, the only certainty is that the first round game will be on the road
against Chicago, Milwaukee, or Spokane. With a win next week against the Iowa Barnstormers (6-10), the
Rattlers will clinch the third seed in the National Conference and will face the Midwest Division winner (Chicago or Milwaukee). The three seed would leave the door open for Arizona to host the Conference Finals
game and possibly even the Arena Bowl on August 20th.
Join the Rattlers next week as they return home triumphant to face the Barnstormers at US Airways Center,
where they are 5-2 on the year.
GAME NOTES
The Rattlers stingy defense has allowed eight or fewer points in the fourth quarter in five of the past six
games… QB BILLY FARRIS made some nifty moves and converted a 2-point conversion after a bad snap on
the extra point… The offensive line tandem of KYLE YOUNG, ATLAS HERRION, DEVIN CLARK and FB JOHN
BOOKER continued to shine against one of the best pass rushes in the league and did not allow a sack for
the eighth straight games… The offensive line has allowed just one sack in the team’s last 11 games… The
offense scored over 60 points for the first time in four weeks… Kirton, in his first week back from the IR,
made a tremendous 22-yard catch and run, bowling over multiple Tulsa players and making a few impressive jukes… The Rattlers are now 2-0 all-time against the Tulsa Talons.
15: AZ @ TUL BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
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TEAM
Combined Reports
ARZ
TUL
(VISITOR)
(HOME)
14
19
1
2
13
14
0
3
5
13
4
51
1
46
3
5
296
181
36
36
25
20
2
1
41
49
299
186
7.3
3.8
0/0
2/2
9 / 51
6 / 42
0/0
0/0
8 / 68
9 / 96
1 / 10
2 / 58
1 / 50
0/0
25:26
26:54
4 of 7
2 of 7
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Game Books...
1 of 2
1 of 3
0/0
0/0
First Downs
--Rushing
--Passing
--Penalty
Rushing Attempts
Yards Gained Rushing
Yards Lost Rushing
Net Yards Rushing
Net Yards Passing
--Passes Attempted
--Passes Completed
--Had Intercepted
Total Offensive Plays
Total Net Yards
--Average Gain Per Play
Fumbles: Number / Lost
Penalties: Number / Yards
MFG Returns: Number / Yards
Kickoff Returns: Number / Yards
Interception Returns: Number / Yards
Fumble Returns: Number / Yards
Possession Time
Third Down Conversions
Fourth Down Conversions
Sacks By: Number / Yards
Arizona Rattlers
VISITOR
No
Rushing
33
23
1
37
Booker
Harvey
Windsor
Kirton
Attempt Gain Lost Net TD Long
Total
No
Passing
10
Davila
Total
Tulsa Talons
HOME
1
1
1
2
2
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
1
0
1
5
4
1
3
1
2
Att Comp Int Yds TD Long Sacks
No
Passing
Allgood
0
16
36
25
2 296
7
40
0
Total
Long
No
Pass Receiving
3
5
2
34
Hughley
Franklin
Morgan
Armstrong
14
5
4
1
1
127
74
71
22
2
3
1
3
0
0
22
39
40
22
2
25
296
7
40
Total
Fields Goals
Distance
MFG
Kickoffs Int.Passes
All Returns* No. Yds LP No. Yd. LP No. Yds LP
0
0
0
0 0
0 0
0 0
5 52 20
3 16 11
0 0 0
0
0
1
0 0
0 0
10 10
0
0 0
8 68 20
1
10 10
4
1
8
41
1
9
1 40
0
1
45 -36
1
1
0
39
1
7
13
51
46
2
39
5
Att Comp Int Yds TD Long Sacks
40
McKelvey
Harvey
Windsor
Kirton
Devoe
Total
Total
7
5
23
1
37
3
Sanders
Morris
Attempt Gain Lost Net TD Long
2 296
No Yds TD
1 of
1
Harvey
Allgood
Ransom
Armstrong
25
Pass Receiving
23
2
4
Rushing
16
44
34
36
No
No
No
36
20
1 181
5
20
0
36
20
1 181
5
20
0
No Yds TD
Long
Total
7
6
6
1
39
89
43
10
1
2
2
0
16
20
16
10
20
181
5
20
Fields Goals
Capozzoli
Distance
(30)
No
MFG
Kickoffs Int.Passes
All Returns* No. Yds LP No. Yd. LP No. Yds LP
3
1
2
27
Hughley
Royal
Morgan
Mingo
Total
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7 77 24
1 19 19
0 0 0
1 0 0
0
1
1
0
0 0
44 44
14 14
0 0
0
0 0
9 96 24
2
58 44
2/27/11 7:22 PM
*Fumble Returns Listed on Defensive Statistics Chart.
GAME 16: IA 67, AZ 47
PHOENIX – The Arizona Rattlers lost to the Iowa Barnstormers 67-47 in the final regular
season game to give the team the #4 seed in the National Conference heading into next
weekend’s playoffs.
A raucous crowd of 10,420 at the US Airways Center witnessed the Rattlers finish with a 10-6
record, the team’s best since going 11-5 on their way to an American Conference Championship in 2005. Next week the Rattlers will travel to Spokane to face the top-seed Shock on
Friday night in the first round of the playoffs.
WR ROD WINDSOR continued his record breaking rookie season with just over seven minutes
remaining in the first quarter, as he hauled in a 32-yard touchdown pass from QB NICK DAVILA for his 45th receiving touchdown of the season. This first score, which put the Rattlers
up 14-13, broke the AFL rookie record for touchdown receptions in a single season. Then with
just over seven minutes remaining until half-time, Windsor caught a 42-yard touchdown pass
to break the Arizona Rattlers single season touchdown mark. Windsor finished the game with
15 catches for 234 yards and three scores. Windsor set AFL all-time records for receptions
and receiving yards in a season over the previous two weeks, and finished with a remarkable
193 catches for 2,372 yards on the season. His final totals are not only league records, but
both are also the most in professional football history.
Davila finished 27-of-37 for 361 yards and seven touchdowns, three each going to Windsor
and WR JJ MCKELVEY. On the season, Davila finished with 4,858 yards and 102 touchdowns
and a completion percentage of 67.3%, all three of which are Rattler and AFL rookie records.
The Rattlers had a chance to make another improbable comeback and take the lead in the
fourth quarter after LB KELVIN MORRIS intercepted Iowa quarterback Ryan Vena with 2:45
remaining in the third quarter and Arizona trailing 36-34. Unfortunately K FABRIZIO SCACCIA field goal attempt was blocked and the Barnstormers scored on the very next play to go
ahead 43-34 to stop a six game losing streak against Arizona.
“We had a chance with a chip shot field goal and we just got blown up on the line of scrimmage,” said Arizona Head Coach Kevin Guy. “We got pushed back all the way to the kicker,
and we never recovered after that. We’re going to go back and work on it, and we’ve got to
get ready for Spokane.”
This will be the third time this season the Rattlers have squared off with the 13-3 Shock with
the Shock defeating the Rattlers both times, first with a 63-56 win at US Airways Center on
May 7th and then with a 37-36 victory in Spokane on July 2nd.
GAME NOTES
The Rattlers 22 sacks are the most in team history, breaking the previous record of 18 set
in 2005… The Rattlers offense was the most prolific in team history, finishing with a record
5,179 total yards as well as a record 955 total points… Kelvin Morris’ interception in the third
quarter was his team leading sixth on the season… The offensive line’s streak of eight straight
games without allowing a sack came to an end with a late fourth quarter sack…The line has
still only given up two sacks over the past 12 games.
Combined Reports
16: IA @ AZ BOX SCORE
IOW vs ARZ
Phoenix, AZ
First Quarter
Half
Third Quarter
Final
(Circle One)
TEAM
Score
First Downs
Passing Yards (Net)
MFG Returns / Yards
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
IOW
(VISITOR)
67
20
11 / 24
243
33/20/2
44 / 267
1 / 20
1/0
4 / 65
1 / 48
0/0
9 / 81
35:38
ARZ
(HOME)
47
23
0/0
353
37/27/1
38 / 353
0/0
0/0
10 / 168
2/0
3/3
7 / 36
24:22
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
IOW
ARZ
Att Net TD Lg Avg
3 10 1 8 3.3
5
8 0 4 1.6
1
6 0 6 6.0
1
1 0 1 1.0
Rushing
Att Net TD Lg Avg
Att Comp Int Yds TD Lg
33
20 2 243 6 33
Passing
Davila
37
27 1 361 7 42
Rushing
Vena
Filer
Curvey
Villanueva
Passing
Vena
Pass Receiving
Kendrick
Schmidt
McCown
No Yards TD Lg
8
78 2 33
7
103 3 27
5
62 1 20
Pass Receiving
Windsor
McKelvey
Harvey
No Yards TD Lg
15
234 3 42
7
75 3 20
5
52 1 23
MFG Returns
Lewis
No. Yards TD Lg
1
0 0 0
MFG Returns
No. Yards TD Lg
Kick Returns
Kendrick
Simmons
No Yards TD Lg
3
65 0 47
1
0 0 0
Kick Returns
Harvey
Sanders
No Yards TD Lg
6
100 0 26
4
68 0 24
Scoring Summary:
1 13:49 ARZ Nick DAVILA Passes to Trandon HARVEY COMPLETE
TOUCHDOWN. 23 yds PAT Kick by Fabrizio SCACCIA
GOOD.
PlaysYardsTOP Score
2
35
01:11 0 - 7
PLAYOFFS: SPO 57, AZ 49
SPOKANE, Wash. – For the 2010 Arizona Rattlers, neither the greatest individual single-season performance in Arena Football history nor the greatest rookie quarterback ever could lead the Rattlers to a third
Arena Bowl championship as they fell 57-49 in the first round of the playoffs to the top-seed Spokane
Shock at the Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena on Friday night.
The Shock (14-3) accomplished one of the toughest feats in football, beating the Rattlers (10-7) in all three
contests between the two teams this season. Early in the game, the Rattlers seemed to be the better team,
forcing three big fourth downs, coming within inches of two onside kick recoveries, and nearly making a
couple key interceptions. Unfortunately for the Rattlers, the ball seemed to bounce in Spokane’s favor each
time as the Shock took a 10-point lead into the half that they would never relinquish as they advanced to
the National Conference Finals for the first time in team history.
Record-breaking rookie WR ROD WINDSOR continued his onslaught of the record books, making 15 catches for 210 yards and five touchdowns to break the team record for receptions in a playoff game and tying
the team mark for touchdown receptions in a game. Windsor fell just three catches and 30 yards short of
setting the league mark in those categories for a single playoff game as well.
The Rattlers trailed most of the game, but had a golden opportunity to come back late in the fourth quarter.
After Windsor scored his third touchdown of the final frame to bring the Rattlers to within eight points, DL
ALEX GUERRERO made a monster sack on a trick play causing the Shock to fumble the ball which DL ANTTAJ HAWTHORNE recovered down the field. Momentum seemed to immediately shift back to the Rattlers
as an eerie silence fell over the sellout crowd of 8,236.
However, the offense could not capitalize as QB NICK DAVILA’s fourth-down pass to Windsor fell incomplete. The Shock offense took the ball and ran the final seconds off the clock to advance to the next round.
Davila finished the night 25-of-43 for 315 yards and six touchdowns and ran one in for a score as well.
Despite the loss, this season has to be considered one of the greatest in team history.
Windsor alone set 10 team and league records while Davila posted nine team and league marks of his own.
The team finished among the league leaders in attendance, bringing back the raucous Snake-Pit which
struck fear into the hearts of opposing teams for so many years. The offense finished as the best in team
history, breaking the Rattler record for most points and yards in a season, while the defense put its own
stamp on the 2010 season by setting the team mark with 20 sacks.
Throughout the year, the team seemed to keep everyone on the edge of their seats with one last second
finish after another. In all, the team played in five games decided by one point and a total of eight games
decided by five points or less. Who can forget Davila’s incredible 27-yard miracle to Rod Windsor with no
time left to give the Rattlers a one-point win over Tulsa in Week 4 at the US Airways Center.
Despite all of the broken records and exciting finishes, the most touching and memorable moment came
on July 16th as the Rattlers retired the jersey of legendary quarterback Sherdrick Bonner. Bonner, widely
considered the greatest quarterback in league history, passed for a career total of 42,246 yards, 855
touchdowns, and won two Arena Bowls for the Rattlers, the first two professional championships ever in
the State of Arizona.
The 2010 Arizona Rattlers would like to thank you for all your support during this remarkable season and
hope to see you all back again next year as the 2011 Rattlers make another push for a third Arena Bowl
title.
GAME NOTES
WR JJ MCKELVY finished with five catches for 56 yards on the night… DB TERRANCE SANDERS, who led
the team in tackles on the year with 93, finished a team-high eight on the night to go along with a pass
breakup… The Shock converted 2-of-3 fourth down conversions in the first half, two of which came on their
first drive.
17: AZ @ SPO BOX SCORE
Combined Reports
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ARZ vs SPK
(08/06/10 at Spokane Veterans Arena )
Spokane, Wa
First Quarter
Half
Third Quarter
Final
(Circle One)
TEAM
Score
First Downs
Passing Yards (Net)
MFG Returns / Yards
Fumbles / Lost
Penalties / Yards
Possession Time
ARZ
Rushing
McKelvey
Davila
Kirton
Passing
Davila
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Att Net TD Lg Avg
1
2
0 2 2.0
1
1
1 1 1.0
1
0
0 0 0.0
43
25 1 315 6 27
Pass Receiving
Windsor
McKelvey
Harvey
Todd
ARZ
(VISITOR)
49
18
3/3
306
43/25/1
48 / 309
0/0
0/0
8 / 124
0/0
0/0
12 / 90
27:09
No Yards TD Lg
15
210 5 27
5
56 0 18
2
18 1 11
1
14 0 14
SPK
Rushing
Rowley
Whittaker
Passing
Rowley
SPK
(HOME)
57
18
7 / 24
160
37/25/0
44 / 184
0/0
0/0
7 / 35
1 / 14
1/1
8 / 68
32:43
Att Net TD Lg Avg
4
21
0 10 5.3
3
3
1 2 1.0
37
25 0 160 7 25
Pass Receiving
Orton
White
Whittaker
Ta'amu
No Yards TD Lg
11
54 2 8
10
66 2 25
3
34 2 21
1
6 1 6
MFG Returns
No. Yards TD Lg
MFG Returns
No. Yards TD Lg
Kick Returns
Sanders
Harvey
McKelvey
No Yards TD Lg
6
103 0 31
1
21 0 21
1
0 0 0
Kick Returns
Brookins
Teems
Whittaker
No Yards TD Lg
2
33 0 17
2
2 0 2
2
0 0 0
RATTLERS
ALL-TIME
HISTORY
SEASON CAPSULES
2010
Head Coach: Kevin Guy
10-6 Regular Season, 0-1 Post Season
2nd in Western Division, 4th in Conference
2007
Head Coach: Gene Nudo
4-12 Regular Season
3rd in Western Division, 9th in Conference
Top Players
Passing: QB Nick Davila
415/617, 4858 yards, 102 TD, 18 INT
Top Players
Passing: QB Sherdrick Bonner
316/498, 4036 yards, 83 TD, 13 INT
Rushing: FB Johnie Kirton
20 att, 66 yards, 3 TD
Rushing: FB Bo Kelly
Receiving: WR Rod Windsor
193 rec, 2372 yards, 47 TD
Receiving: WR Trandon Harvey
101 rec, 1412 yards, 30 TD
Kick Returns: DB Terrance Sanders
60 ret, 1082 yards, 2 TD
Kick Returns: WR Darrell Jones
Interceptions: LB Kelvin Morris
6 INT, 28 return yards
Interceptions: DB Keyuo Craver
2009
Season Suspended
2006
Head Coach: Gene Nudo
2nd in Western Division, 3rd in Conference
2008
Head Coach: Kevin Guy
Top Players
Passing: QB Jeff Smoker
177/294, 2066 yards, 32 TD, 11 INT
Top Players
295/508, 3991 yards, 83 TD, 16 INT
Rushing: FB/LB Bo Kelly
Rushing: FB Chris Robinson
Receiving: WR/DB Randy Gatewood
89 rec, 1175 yards, 35 TD
Receiving: WR Siaha Burley
114 rec, 1344 yards, 33 TD
Kick Returns: DS Clarence Lawson
Kick Returns: WR Trandon Harvey
Interceptions: WR/DB Randy Gatewood
3 INT, 50 yards
Interceptions: DB Isaiah Trufant
SEASON CAPSULES
2005
Head Coach: Todd Shell
4th in Western Division, 6th in Conference
2003
Head Coach: Danny White
3rd in Western Division, 4th in Conference
Top Players
189/319, 2334 yards, 51 TD, 10 INT
Top Players
288/430, 3692 yards, 88 TD, 7 INT
Rushing: FB/LB Phil Glover
Receiving: OS Siaha Burley
117 rec, 1542 yards, 45 TD
Receiving: WR/LB Hunkie Cooper
Kick Returns: OS Siaha Burley
Kick Returns: WR/LB Chris Horn
5 INT, 27 yards
9 INT, 117 yards
2004
1st in Western Division, 1st in Conference
2002
2nd in Western Division, 2nd in Conference
Top Players
347/534, 3833 yards, 77 TD, 9 INT
Top Players
270/439, 3219 yards, 69 TD, 9 INT
Receiving: OS Siaha Burley
103 rec, 1201 yards, 24 TD
Receiving: WR/LB Chris Horn
104 rec, 1324 yards, 29 TD
Kick Returns: OS Siaha Burley
Kick Returns: WR/LB Chris Horn
4 INT, 10 yards
Interceptions: DS Cecil Doggette
3 INT, 41 yards
SEASON CAPSULES
2001
2nd in Western Division, 4th in Conference
1999
1st in Western Division, 2nd in Conference
Top Players
193/297, 2505 yards, 46 TD, 7 INT
Top Players
Passing: QB Donnie Davis
188/297, 2161 yards, 43 TD, 8 INT
Rushing: FB/LB Bob McMillen
Receiving: OS Maurice Bryant
Kick Returns: WR/LB Hunkie Cooper
5 INT, 43 yards
6 INT, 21 yards
2000
1998
Top Players
277/473, 3454 yards, 72 TD, 7 INT
Top Players
295/451, 3571 yards, 70 TD, 8 INT
Rushing: FB/LB Bob McMillen
Rushing: FB/LB Terry Samuels
Receiving: OS Calvin Schexnayder
136 rec, 1982 yards, 44 TD
4 INT, 46 yards
Interceptions: WR/LB Hunkie Cooper
3 INT, 36 yards
SEASON CAPSULES
1997
1995
Top Players
241/400, 3571 yards, 67 TD, 6 INT
Top Players
Passing: QB Aaron Garcia
175/284, 2416 yards, 43 TD, 8 INT
Rushing: FB/LB Tracey Mao
Receiving: OS Calvin Schexnayder
Receiving: OS Hunkie Cooper
5 INT, 50 yards
Interceptions: DS Larry Jones
4 INT
1996
1st in Western Division, 2nd in Conference
1994
2nd in Conference, 3rd in AFL
Top Players
286/462, 3690 yards, 65 TD, 13 INT
Top Players
208/363, 2685 yards, 46 TD, 12 INT
Rushing: FB/LB Craig Barr
Receiving: OS Hunkie Cooper
Receiving: WR/DB Cedric Tillman
4 INT
Interceptions: WR/LB Richard Holt
4 INT
SEASON CAPSULES
1993
2nd in Conference, 4th in AFL
1992
3rd in Western Division, 8th in AFL
Top Players
Passing: QB Paul Justin
226/404, 2846 yards, 45 TD, 15 INT
Top Players
Passing: QB Gene Johnson
163/301, 1764 yards, 24 TD, 11 INT
Rushing: FB/LB Andy Coviello
Rushing: RB/LB Art Greathouse
Receiving: WR/DB Hunkie Cooper
Receiving: WR/DB Cedric Tillman
Kick Returns: WR/DB Hunkie Cooper
Kick Returns: WR/DB Michael Richmond
Interceptions: WR/DB Brian Covington
5 INT
Interceptions: WR/DB Nathan LaDuke
3 INT
ALL-TIME ROSTER
A-A-A
Nikia Adderson Patrick Afif
Eric Alford
Vince Amey
Jason Andersen
Erik Arevalo
Calvin Armstrong
Richard Ashe
(‘02-03, ‘05)
(’08)
(‘97)
(‘04-07)
(‘04)
(‘07)
(’08)
(‘93-97)
OL/DL
OL
WR/LB
OL/DL
OL/DL
FB/LB
OL
OL/DL
5-11
6-7
6-1
6-3
6-6
6-5
6-7
6-4
275
320
240
300
319
280
320
255
Houston
Washington State
Nebraska
Arizona State
BYU
Azusa Pacific
Washington State
Humboldt State
B-B-B
Marvin Bagley
Cameron Bair
John Bankhead
Craig Barr
Dustin Barno
BJ Barre
Sebastian Barrie
(‘98)
WR/LB
(‘94-95)
K
(‘93-94)
OL/DL
(‘93-95)
FB/LB
(’08)
DL
(’08)
WR/DB
(‘99-’03, ‘06) OL/DL
6-5
5-11
6-5
6-1
6-2
6-2
6-3
215
185
260
228
280
210
265
North Carolina A&T
Illinois State
Southern Utah
Idaho State
East Stroudsburg
Ohio State
Liberty
ALL-TIME ROSTER
Marion Bates
Albrey Battle
Chris Baus
Terry Belden
Steve Belles
Geoff Bender
Hiawatha Berry
Jerrick Bledsoe
John Bonds
Sherdrick Bonner
John Booker
Larry Boyd
Ignacio Brache
Corey Brannon
Anthony Brenner
Carlos Brooks
Donovan Brown
Jerald Brown
Marvin Brown
Keith Browner
Mkristo Bruce
Maurice Bryant
Orshawante Bryant
Joe Burch
Siaha Burley
(‘92)
FB/LB
(‘07)
OL/DL
(‘93-94)
OL/DL
(‘95)
K
(‘92)
QB
(‘96)
QB
(‘93)
OL/DL
(‘01-’02)
DS
(‘94)
QB
(‘93-’07)
QB
(’10-’11)
OL
(‘96)
OL/DL
(‘01)
K
(‘93-95)
OL/DL
(‘97, ‘99, ‘05)K
(‘94, ‘98-99) DS
(‘94)
OL/DL
(‘05)
WR/DB
(’08)
FB/LB
(‘97)
OL/DL
(’08)
DL
(‘00-03)
OS
(‘02-05)
WR/DB
(‘96-99, ‘01-02)OL/DL
(‘04-05, ’08, ‘10)OS
5-9
6-4
6-3
5-11
6-3 6-3
6-3
5-11
6-5
6-4
6-4
6-2
6-1
6-4
5-11
6-1
6-4
5-11
5-11
6-7
6-6
6-1
5-11
6-2
5-10
192
310
280
190
210
215
275
180
235
240
325
285
205
280
190
200
264
185
260
280
270
195
190
296
185
Arizona
Arizona State
Pacific
Northern Arizona
Notre Dame
North Carolina State
Georgia
Texas Southern
Northern Arizona
Cal-State Northridge
San Jose State
Arizona State
California
Oregon State
East Carolina
Bowling Green
Albany State
Glenville State
Alabama
USC
Washington State
Houston
Portland State
Texas Southern
Central Florida
C-C-C
Arnold Campbell
Lang Campbell
Steve Campbell
Scott Cannon
Brennan Carvalho
Trevor Cavanaugh
Joe Cesta
Pete Christofilakos
Kevin Cobb
Travis Cole
Hunkie Cooper
Andy Coviello
Brian Covington
Brad Clark
Devin Clark
David Clarke
Keyuo Craver
(‘93)
(’08)
(‘99)
(‘02)
(’10-’11)
(‘94)
(‘99)
(‘07)
(‘02)
(‘03-06)
(‘93-’05)
(‘92-93)
(‘93)
(‘95)
(’10-’11)
(‘93)
(’07-‘08)
6-3
6-2
6-8
5-10
6-1
6-2
6-0
5-8
5-10
6-3
5-9
6-0
6-0
6-0
6-4
6-1
5-10
280
210
260
190
320
200
235
180
185
218
190
219
190
190
325
252
185
Alcorn State
William & Mary
Arizona State
Linfield College
Portland State
Idaho State
Arizona State
Illinois
Memphis
Minnesota
UNLV
San Diego State
Central Florida
BYU
New Mexico State
UNLV
Nebraska
OL/DL
QB
QB
K
OL
QB
FB/LB
K
WR/DB
QB
OS, WR/LB
FB/LB
DS
WR/LB
OL
FB/LB
DB
ALL-TIME ROSTER
Tim Croff
Ben Crosland
Jonathan Crosswhite
Jeff Cummins
D-D-D
Erin Damond
Nick Davila
Cedric Davis
Donnie Davis
Michael Davis
Terence Davis
Wendell Davis
Richard DeFelice
Cosmo DeMatteo
Chad DeGrenier
Tod Devoe
Cecil Doggette
Eric Dooley
Tez Doolittle
Steve Douglass
Joey Dozier
Brian Drummy
Herb Duncan
(‘02-03)
(‘03)
(‘99)
(‘02)
OL/DL
OL/DL
QB
OL/DL
6-3
6-4
6-2
6-6
280
270
210
295
Carson-Newman
Utah State
Utah
Oregon
(‘06-07)
(’10-’11)
(‘97)
(‘97-99)
(‘97)
(‘03-04)
(‘06)
(‘99)
(‘06-‘07)
(‘01-‘02)
(’08, ’10)
(‘95, 97-’02)
(‘93)
(’10)
(‘95-96)
(‘06)
(‘00-‘01)
(‘95-98)
DS
QB
DS
QB
OL/DL
OS
DS
K
WR/LB
QB
WR
DS
WR/DB
DL
DS
FB/LB
OL/DL
WR/DB
6-0
6-3
5-10
6-2
6-5
6-0
5-10
6-0
6-1
6-3
6-2
5-9
6-0
6-3
5-9
6-2
6-4
6-1
190
210
180
205
255
199
180
185
205
195
198
180
190
285
180
240
294
190
Southern
Cincinnati
Tennessee State
Georgia Tech
North Texas State
McNeese State
Oklahoma
North Texas
Tenn-Chattanooga
Washington State
Central Missouri State
West Virginia
Grambling State
Auburn
Northern Arizona
New Mexico State
UW-Stevens Point
Northern Arizona
E-E-E
Brian Easter
Steve Edwards
David Eldridge
Matt Eller
Tim Engelhardt
Jerome Evans
Stacy Evans
FB/LB
OL
FB/LB
(‘94-95, ‘98-‘99)OL/DL
(‘04)
OL/DL
(‘04)
OL/DL
(‘99-’02)
OL/DL
6-2
6-5
6-1
6-6
6-2
6-5
6-2
242
333
230
280
290
270
285
Arizona State
Central Florida
Arizona
Bethel College
New Mexico State
Kansas State
South Carolina
F-F-F
Curtis Fagan
Asi Faoa
Billy Farris
Rod Ferguson
William Fields
Kevin Fitzgerald
Flint Fleming
Onterio Ford
Brian Fox
(‘06-07)
(‘06-08)
(’10-’11)
(‘92)
(‘07)
(‘92)
(‘97-‘98)
(‘92)
(‘95)
6-0
6-4
6-3
6-6
5-9
6-5
6-3
6-3
6-4
175
275
225
280
180
250
265
269
220
Oklahoma
UCLA
Colorado State
Wake Forest
Houston
Wis.-Eau Claire
North Dakota State
NW Missouri State
Florida
(‘96-98)
(’08)
(‘92)
WR/DB
FB/LB
QB
OL/DL
DB
OL/DL
OL/DL
OL/DL
QB
ALL-TIME ROSTER
John Frank
Aaron Frazier
Brandon Freeman
Lance Funderburk
(‘05)
(‘99)
(’10)
(‘99-’00)
OL/DL
WR/DB
DB
QB
6-4
5-10
6-2
6-5
285
180
205
225
Utah
Utah State
Massachusetts
Valdosta State (GA)
G-G-G
Aaron Garcia
Wendall Gaines
Greg Gales
Nelson Garner
Patrick Garth
Randy Gatewood
Michael Geary
Joe Germaine
Tom Gibson
Sergio Gilliam
Phil Glover
Andre Goines
Eddie Goines
Josh Golden
Darryl Gooden
Tracey Gordon
Art Greathouse
Junior Green
Damien Groce
Alex Guerrero
(‘95)
(‘00-‘08)
(‘00-‘02)
(‘03-‘04)
(‘99)
(‘96-’07)
(‘98)
(‘04-‘05)
QB
OL/DL
FB/LB
K
OL/DL
WR/DB
K
QB
(‘94-95, ‘97-‘98)OL/DL
(’10)
DB
(‘04-05)
FB/LB
(‘99-’00)
DS
(‘99)
OS
(‘07)
WR/DB
(‘96)
FB/LB
(‘93)
OL/DL
(‘92)
FB/LB
(‘97-98)
WR/LB
(‘06)
OS
(’10)
DL
6-1
6-5
6-2
6-1
6-4
6-0
6-1
6-2
6-7
6-3
6-0
6-0
6-0
5-10
6-2
6-3
5-9
6-1
5-10
6-1
195
290
235
180
280
185
190
220
270
195
245
193
195
176
240
254
198
193
182
275
Sacramento State
Oklahoma State
UNLV
James Madison
South Carolina
UNLV
Indiana (PA)
Ohio State
Northern Arizona
Clemson
Utah
Marshall
North Carolina State
Arizona State
Carson-Newman
Oklahoma
Arizona
Pittsburgh
Iowa State
Boise State
H-H-H
Glen Haisley
Aundrae Harris
Alan Harper
Atnaf Harris
Trandon Harvey
Lindsay Hassell
Anttaj Hawthorne
George Hawthorne
Bryan Henderson
Tony Henderson
Eric Herrick
Atlas Herrion
Jai Hill
Chris Hixson
Evan Hlavacek
Rod Hobbs
(‘92)
OL/DL
(‘02-‘03)
WR/DB
(’10)
DL
(’07-‘08)
WR
(’07-’08, ‘10) WR
(‘02-‘04)
OL/DL
(’08, ’10-‘11) DL
(‘95)
OL/DL
(‘03-‘04)
OL/DL
(‘96-‘99)
OL/DL
(‘96)
OL/DL
(’08, ‘10)
OL
(‘99-’00)
WR/LB
(‘02-‘03, ‘05) QB
(‘05)
WR/DB
(‘98)
FB/LB
6-4
5-9
6-2
6-1
5-10
6-2
6-3
6-5
6-3
6-1
6-4
6-4
6-3
6-3
5-10
6-2
275
176
275
180
197
275
310
297
290
283
300
305
210
215
185
240
Carson-Newman
California
Fresno State
Fresno State
Washington State
Utah State
Wisconsin
Iowa
Northwest Oklahoma
Michigan
East Texas State
Alabama
Indiana (PA)
Rhode Island
San Diego
Texas Tech
ALL-TIME ROSTER
Jim Hoffman
Mike Hold
Richard Holt
Bryan Hooks
Darrell Hopper
Chris Horn
Eric Hoskins
Eric Houle
Kelvin Hunter
Roy Hurd
Anthony Hutch
(‘96)
OL/DL
(‘96)
QB
(‘94, ‘96-‘97) WR/DB
(‘97-‘98)
OL/DL
(‘93)
WR/DB
(‘01-‘03)
OS, WR/LB
(‘96)
WR/DB
(’08)
K
(‘02-‘04)
WR/DB
(‘92-‘93)
WR/DB
(‘05-‘06)
OL/DL
I-I-I
Johnathan Ingram
Kelvin Ingram
J-J-J
Joe Jackson
Johnny Jackson
Jerrian James
Rusty James
Ralph Jarvis
Jerald Jeffcoat
Corey Johnson
Gene Johnson
Brian Jones
Darrell Jones
Lance Johnson
Dean Jones
Larry Jones
Ron Jones
Terrance Joseph
Paul Justin
K-K-K
Kurt Kahui
Jay Kearney
Darrin Kenney
George Kelly
Michael (Bo) Kelly Michael Kerr
Danny Kight
Johnie Kirton
Kevin Knox
Gary Kral
6-4
6-0
6-2
6-4
6-1
5-11
5-11
5-7
5-9
6-0
6-3
275
195
210
295
220
200
175
175
185
202
295
Arizona
South Carolina
Arizona
Arizona State
USC
Rocky Mountain
Western Missouri
Saginaw Valley St.
Arizona
Arizona State
Murray State
(’08)
FB, OL
(‘99-’01, ‘04-07)OL/DL
6-2
6-5
300
285
San Diego St.
Oklahoma St.
(‘03-04)
FB/LB
(’08)
DL
(’08)
WR/LB
(‘98)
OL/DL
(‘98)
OL/DL
(‘99)
OL/DL
(‘06)
WR/DB
(‘92)
QB
(’08)
QB
(‘06-07)
WR/DB
(‘96)
OL/DL
(‘94)
OL/DL
(‘94-95)
DS
(’10-’11)
DL
(‘05, ’07-‘08) DB
(‘93)
QB
6-3
6-3
6-0
6-3
6-5
6-3
5-9
6-0
6-2
5-8
6-2
6-4
6-0
6-4
6-1
6-2
255
300
190
310
280
290
190
205
206
190
275
285
183
275
201
204
San Diego State
West Alabama
Houston
Arizona
Temple
Temple
Georgia
Louisiana Tech
Toledo
Cal Poly-SLO
Notre Dame
Morningside
Maine
Tulsa
Arizona State
6-1
6-2
6-5
5-10
6-1
6-4
6-0
6-3
6-3
6-0
250
205
270
190
235
270
214
285
200
175
San Diego St.
West Virginia
Lycoming
UTEP
East Texas State
Florida
Augusta College
Washington
Florida State
Pittsburg State
(’08)
(‘99)
(‘97-’00)
(’10)
LB
WR/DB
OL/DL
DB
(‘96-99, ‘01-07) FB/LB
(‘99)
OL/DL
(‘05)
K
(’10)
FB
(‘98, ‘00)
WR/DB
(‘05-07)
K
ALL-TIME ROSTER
L-L-L
Nathan LaDuke
Andre Langley
Clarence Lawson
Mike Lawson
Brad Lebo
Zeph Lee
Michael Lindsay
Tolifili Liufau
Jeff Loots
Ricki Lopez
Dan Lucas
Tony Lukins
(‘92, ‘95-96)
(‘99)
(‘03-06)
(‘03)
(‘94)
(‘94)
(‘94)
(’08)
(‘97-98)
(‘92)
(‘95-96)
(‘07)
WR/DB
OS
DS
OL/DL
QB
WR/DB
FB/LB
DL
QB
WR/DB
FB/LB
WR/DB
6-0
5-9
5-8
6-4
6-4
6-3
6-1
6-2
6-2
5-6
6-2
5-11
200
190
180
280
215
215
247
300
210
146
243
190
Arizona State
Tenn.-Martin
Utah
Miami
Montana
USC
Southern
Fresno City Col.
Southwest State
Texas-El Paso
Arizona State
New Mexico State
M-M-M
Tracey Mao
Steve Mascorro
John Marxen
Chad May
Greg McClellan
Corey McCoy
Bobby McGowens
JJ McKelvey
Chris McKenzie
Kevin McKenzie
Steve McLaughlin
Bob McMillen
Charles Miller
Hamin Milligan
Henry Milton
Stump Mitchell
Anthony Mix
Ron Moran
Charlie Morris
Kelvin Morris
Craig Moore
Darin Mrachek
Henry (Moey) Mutz
(‘94-96)
(‘05-08)
(‘93)
(‘99, ‘01)
(‘95)
(‘00)
(‘02)
(’10)
(’08)
(‘07)
(‘05)
(‘95-’00)
(‘97)
(‘03-04)
(‘95-96)
(‘93)
(’10)
(‘99-’00)
(‘00-04)
(’10)
(‘07)
(‘93)
(‘06)
FB/LB
OL/DL
K
QB
DS
OS
WR/LB
WR
DB
WR/DB
K
FB/LB OL/DL
DS
WR/DB
WR/LB
WR
FB/LB
OL/DL
LB
OL/DL
OL/DL
WR/LB
6-2
6-5
5-9
6-2
5-10
5-8
6-3
6-4
5-8
5-11
6-1
6-3
6-4
6-2
5-9
5-8
6-5
6-3
6-2
6-4
6-4
6-3
6-0
252
315
190
240
190
185
215
225
182
193
190
255
280
188
185
199
230
250
290
245
340
265
190
San Diego State
New Mexico State
Southern Utah
Kansas State
Virginia
Colorado State
South Carolina St.
Clemson
Arizona State
Washington State
Arizona
Illinois Benedictine
Pacific
Houston
Sonoma State
The Citadel
Auburn
Southern Illinois
Temple
Clemson
Mississippi State
Wisconsin-Stoudt
Arizona State
N-N-N
Kevin Nickerson
Bjorn Nittmo
Larry Nixon
A.J. Novak
(’08)
(‘00)
(‘03-04)
(‘04)
WR/DB
K
WR/LB
FB/LB
5-9
6-1
6-3
6-0
180
180
190
260
Central Missouri St.
Appalachian State
Sam Houston State
William Penn
ALL-TIME ROSTER
O-O-O
Muhammad Oliver
P-P-P
Tom Pace
Shawn Parnell
Ricky Parker
Matthew Pearson
John Peaua
Chad Pegues
Brandon Phillips
Marcus Pittman
Tony Plantin
Gil Plasencia
Bruce Plummer
Jason Pohopek
Kyle Pooler
Jeremiah Pope
(‘98-’01)
DS
5-11 188
Oregon
(‘03-‘05)
(‘97-‘98)
(‘00-‘04)
(‘96)
(‘01-’03)
(‘07)
(‘07)
(’10-’11)
(‘04)
(‘96)
(‘97)
(‘98-‘99)
WR/LB
DS
DS, WR/DB
OL/DL
FB/LB
OL/DL
OL/DL
DL
OL/DL
OL/DL
DS
FB/LB
(‘98-‘99, ‘01-02)K
(‘06-‘07)
WR/DB
5-10
5-9
6-1
6-4
6-3
6-2
6-8
6-5
6-4
6-5
6-0
6-2
6-0
5-11
199
160
190
260
266
285
319
290
295
295
195
240
190
205
Arizona State
Arizona
San Diego State
Baylor
Nevada
Eastern Illinois
Arizona
Troy
Clemson
Western Illinois
Mississippi State
Boston College
Missouri
CW Post
R-R-R
Judd Rachow
Troy Reddick
Jody Reinoehl
Dominic Reyes
Paul Reynolds
Michael Richmond
Mark Ricks
Craig Ritter
Garland Rivers
Zack Rix
Chris Robinson
Dale Robinson
Daryl Rogers
Olen Rosehill
Sean Roundtree
Jeff Ruffin
Zach Rupp
Clay Rush
(‘92-‘93)
OL/DL
(’10)
OL
(‘93-‘94)
FB/LB
(‘01)
FB/LB
(‘00)
FB/LB
(‘92)
WR/DB
(‘03)
DS
(‘97-‘98)
OL/DL
(‘92-‘93)
DS
(‘94-‘96)
OL/DL
(’08)
FB/LB
(’10)
LB
(‘94, ‘98-‘99) WR/LB
(‘03)
OL/DL
(‘93)
WR/DB
(‘06-‘08)
OL/DL
(‘05-‘07)
OL/DL
(‘07)
K
6-6
6-6
6-0
6-1
6-2
5-6
5-10
6-4
6-2
6-2
6-3
6-1
6-0
6-2
5-10
6-4
6-5
6-3
271
325
262
257
240
154
175
289
195
280
272
240
220
284
197
295
260
220
San Diego State
Auburn
UNLV
Angelo State
Arizona State
New Mexico State
Western Michigan
Arizona State
Michigan
Fresno State
New Hampshire
Arizona State
Pacific
Hawaii
Northern Arizona
Illinois
New Mexico
Missouri Western
S-S-S
Chris Sailer
Terry Samuels
Chris Sanders
Terrance Sanders
(‘02-03, ‘05) K
(‘98)
FB/LB
(‘07)
QB
(’10)
DB
5-10
6-2
5-11
5-10
190
240
195
180
UCLA
Kentucky
Tennessee-Chat.
Eastern Illinois
ALL-TIME ROSTER
Tyrone Sanders
Matt Sauk
David Saunders
Fabrizio Scaccia
Calvin Schexnayder
Steve Scifres
Antionne Scott
Ross Setters
Jerry Sharp
Darrell Shropshire
Derrick Shepard
Tony Sherman
Bobby Sign
Moke Simon
Art Smith
Maurice Smith
Warner Smith
Jeff Smoker
Matt Spanos
Tony Squitieri
Rob Stanavitch
Grant Steen
Robert Stewart
Derek Stingley
Oscar Sturgis
Steve Stutsman
Tres Sullivan
Will Sullivan
Riley Swanson
(‘07)
(’08)
(’08)
(’10)
(‘94-99, ‘01)
(‘01)
(‘04-05)
(‘94)
(‘05-07)
(’08, ‘10)
(‘00)
(‘92)
(‘95)
(‘95)
(‘06-07)
(‘94)
(‘97)
(’08)
(’10)
(‘96)
(‘96)
(‘07)
(‘03)
(‘02)
(‘98-’01)
(‘93)
(‘95)
(‘03)
(’10-’11)
DS
QB
WR
K
WR/LB, OS
OL/DL
OL/DL
OL/DL
OL/DL
DL
OL/DL
OL/DL
OL/DL
OL/DL
WR/DB
DS
OL/DL
QB
OL
QB
OL/DL
FB/LB
OL/DL
DS
OL/DL
WR/DB
QB
WR/DB
DB
T-T-T
Ken Talanoa
Justin Taplin
Kerry Taylor
Maurice Taylor
Nian Taylor
Eric Thomas
Kevin Thomas
Wilson Thomas
Cedric Tillman James Todd
Joe Todd
Andy Trakas
Pete Tramontanas
(‘02, ‘05)
OL/DL
(‘04-‘05, ‘07) WR/DB
(‘05)
FB/LB
(‘05)
DS
(‘01)
OS
(’08)
OL
(‘92-95)
OL/DL
(‘05-06)
WR/LB
(‘92-99)
WR/DB
(’10)
DB
(‘06-07)
DS
(‘95-96)
K
(‘02-04)
OL/DL
5-10
6-1
6-2
6-1
6-0
6-2
6-2
6-5
6-3
6-2
6-2
6-5
6-2
6-3
6-0
5-11
6-2
6-3
6-2
6-1
6-3
6-3
6-0
6-0
6-5
6-4
6-2
5-11
6-0
173
225
210
210
195
280
291
290
325
301
300
252
285
325
200
190
275
223
320
205
265
245
298
195
280
225
200
180
185
Texas Christian
Utah State
West Virginia
N/A
Washington State
Temple
Mississippi
Louisiana State
Syracuse
South Carolina
Georgia Tech
Arizona State
Baylor
Texas A & I
Northeastern
Texas A & I
Arizona
Michigan State
USC
Rhode Island
Towson State
Iowa
Alabama
Triton
North Carolina
Baylor
Texas - El Paso
Bowling Green
Wake Forest
6-4
6-0
6-4
5-11
6-1
6-3
6-2
6-6
5-10 6-0
5-9
5-9
6-5
280
183
260
180
203
300
260
195
185
180
180
180
295
Arizona State
Arizona State
UMass
Northern Arizona
Washington State
Florida State
Arizona State
Nebraska
Northern Colorado
Baylor
Mississippi Valley State
San Diego State
UNLV
ALL-TIME ROSTER
Frank Trentadue
Isaiah Trufant
Mark Tucker
James Turnage
(‘03-07)
(’08)
(‘97-’06)
(‘92)
V-V-V
Milton Vaughn
Barry Voorhees
FB/LB
DB
OL/DL
WR/DB
6-1
5-8
6-3
6-1
260
170
295
220
Elmhurst College
Eastern Washington
USC
SW Missouri St
(‘94-96)
WR/DB
(‘95, ‘97-98) OL/DL
5-10 180
6-5 287
Arizona State
Cal-State Northridge
W-W-W
Barry Waggoner
Cedric Walker
Steve Warren
Jayme Washel
Tim Watson
Cory Wedel
Trey Weir
Chad White
Derrick White
Al Whiting
Aric Williams
Gerard Williams
James Williams
Tyrone Williams
Greg Willig
Sir Mawn Wilson
Rod Windsor
Doc Wise
Talib Wise
Jason Witczak
Eli Wnek
(‘93)
OL/DL
(‘97-’00)
DS
(‘06)
OL/DL
(‘97-99)
OL/DL
(‘98)
DS
(‘99)
K
(‘96)
K
(‘92)
QB
(’08)
LB
(‘92)
WR/DB
(’08)
DB
(‘97)
WR/DB
(‘04)
FB/LB
(‘95)
OL/DL
(‘94)
QB
(‘97)
WR/DB
(’10)
DB
(‘93-94)
OL/DL
(‘06)
WR/DB
(’04, ’08, ’10)K
(‘02)
FB/LB
6-1
6-1
6-1
6-2
6-3
5-9
5-6
5-11
6-2
5-11
5-11
6-1
6-2
6-4
6-6
6-2
6-2
6-2
5-10
6-1
6-2
297
205
305
290
222
188
165
175
245
170
175
213
253
275
230
220
210
270
200
190
250
Missouri Western St
Stephen F. Austin
Nebraska
Purdue
Howard
Wyoming
Baylor
Arizona State
Georgia
East Carolina
Oregon State
Delaware State
Mississippi
Wyoming
Rice
Syracuse
Western New Mexico
UNLV
Nevada
SE Missouri State
Arizona
Y-Y-Y
Mike Yamamoto
Kyle Young
Tyler Young
(‘92)
(’10)
(‘96)
WR/DB
OL
OL/DL
5-8
6-4
6-4
183
315
285
Wheaton
Fresno State
Pittsburgh
Z-Z-Z
Luis Zendejas
John Zinser
(‘92-95)
(‘92-93)
K
OL/DL
5-9
6-3
200
278
Arizona State
Penn
*Players that have been listed on at least one regular season active game roster
ALL-TIME JERSEY NUMBERS
1
Scott Cannon, Nelson Garner, Andre Goines, Junior
Green, Aundrae Harris, Richard Holt, Darrell Jones, Andre Langley, Ricki Lopez, Henry Milton, Isaiah Trufant,
Rod Windsor
2
BJ Barre, Carlos Brooks, Cecil Doggette, Atnaf Harris, Darrell Hopper, Bo Kelly, Michael Richmond, David
Saunders
3
Maurice Bryant, Donnie Davis, Tod Devoe, Chris Hixson,
Richard Holt, Danny Kight, Gary Kral, Steve McLaughlin,
Hamin Milligan, Clay Rush, Luis Zendejas
4
Orshawante Bryant, Wendell Davis, Rod Hobbs, Mike
Hold, Larry Jones, Corey McCoy, Kelvin Morris, Bruce
Plummer, Sean Roundtree, Tyrone Sanders, Matt Sauk,
James Turnage
5
Siaha Burley, Chris Hixson, Eric Hoskins, Chad May, JJ
McKelvey, Chris Sanders, Tres Sullivan, Cedric Walker
6
Terry Belden, Terence Davis, Cecil Doggette, Zeph Lee,
Jeremiah Pope, Jeff Smoker, Maurice Taylor, James
Todd, Sir Mawn Wilson
7
Steve Belles, Siaha Burley, John Marxen, Terrance
Sanders, Milton Vaughn
8
Erin Damond, William Fields, Brandon Freeman, Roy
Hurd, Chris Sailer, Calvin Schexnayder, Aric Williams,
Jason Witczak
9
Marvin Bagley, Brian Fox, Lance Funderburk, Sergio
Gilliam, Josh Golden, Aundrae Harris, Art Smith, Justin
Taplin, Fabrizio Scaccia, Nian Taylor, Trey Weir, Derrick
White, Al Whiting
10
Marvin Brown, Johnathan Crosswhite, Nick Davila, Richard DeFelice, Flint Fleming, Greg Gales, Joe Germaine,
Atnaf Harris, Brian Jones, Brad Lebo, Andy Trakas, Chad
White
11
Chris Horn, Gene Johnson, Paul Justin, Kevin Knox, Jeff
Loots, Chad May, Greg McClellan, Greg Willig, Jason
Witczak
12
Geoff Bender, John Bonds, Lang Campbell, Steve Campbell, Travis Cole, Chad DeGrenier
13
Sherdrick Bonner, Brad Clark
(Number Retired 7/16/10)
14
Hunkie Cooper
15
Cameron Bair, Trevor Cavanaugh, Cosmo DeMatteo,
Billy Farris, Aaron Garcia, Shawn Parnell
16
Aaron Frazier, Eric Houle, Joe Jackson, Bjorn Nittmo
17
Randy Gatewood
18
Michael Geary, Bobby McGowens, Kevin McKenzie, Moey
Mutz, Mark Ricks
19
Jerrian James, Larry Nixon, Anthony Mix, Kyle Pooler,
Tony Squitieri, Joe Todd
20
Carlos Brooks, Junior Green, Chris McKenzie, Ricky
Parker
21
Jerald Brown, Kevin Cobb, Jai Hill, Kelvin Hunter, Riley
Swanson, Talib Wise
22
Jerrick Bledsoe, Anthony Brenner, Pete Christofilakos,
Terence Joseph, Tyrone Sanders
23
Anthony Brenner, Cedric Davis, Trandon Harvey, Corey
Johnson, Tom Pace
24
Brian Covington, Brian Easter, Curtis Fagan, George
Kelly, Tony Lukins, Maurice Smith, Derek Stingley, Will
Sullivan
25
Keyuo Craver, Steve Douglass, Terrance Joseph, Keyuo
Craver, Stump Mitchell, Daryl Rogers
26
Gerard Williams, Muhammad Oliver
27
Clarence Lawson, Chris Sailer
28
Evan Hlavacek, Kevin Nickerson
29
Ignacio Brache, Brad Clark, Nathan LaDuke
31
Phil Glover, Chris Robinson
32
Garland Rivers, Frank Trentadue
33
John Booker, Asi Faoa, John Peaua, Tim Watson
34
Joe Cesta, Dan Lucas, Mike Yamamoto
35
Craig Barr, Paul Reynolds, Cory Wedel, James Williams, Eli Wnek
36
Tez Doolittle
37
Johnie Kirton
38
A.J. Novak
40
Art Greathouse
42
Marion Bates, David Clarke, Michael Lindsay, Grant
Steen
43
Joey Dozier, Kurt Kahui, Antionne Scott
44
Andy Coviello, Tracey Mao, Bob McMillen, Dale Robinson, Kerry Taylor
46
Jason Pohopek, Jody Reinoehl, Dominic Reyes
47
48
Erik Arevalo, Keyuo Craver
Darryl Gooden, Ron Moran, Terry Samuels
50
Donavon Brown, Charles Miller, Ross Setters, Jayme
Washel, Glen Haisley
51
Lindsay Hassell, Lance Johnson, Jerald Jeffcoat
52
Bobby Sign, Pete Tramontanas, Tyrone Williams
55
Brennen Carvalho, Brian Drummy, Olen Rosehill, Jerry
Sharp, Kevin Thomas
56
Ron Jones, Mark Tucker
57
Keith Browner, Eric Thomas
58
Darrin Kenney, Jeff Ruffin
59
Rusty James, Kyle Young, John Zinser
60
Johnathan Ingram, Rusty James, John Zinser
61
Charlie Morris
63
Hiawatha Berry, Devin Clark, Tyler Young
64
Patrick Garth
65
Matt Eller, Tracey Gordon, Craig Moore, Moke Simon
66
Onterio Ford, Dean Jones, Darin Mrachek, Troy Reddick, Barry Voorhees
67
Calvin Armstrong
68
Larry Boyd, Kevin Fitzgerald, Brandon Phillips, Barry
Waggoner
69
Richard Ashe, Steve Scifres, Matt Spanos
70
Patrick Afif, Marcus Pittman
71
Tom Gibson, Zach Rupp
72
Judd Rachow
73
Tom Gibson, Steve Mascorro
74
Chris Baus
75
John Bankhead, Joe Burch, George Hawthorne, Atlas
Herrion, Gil Plasencia, Tony Sherman
77
Jason Andersen, Arnold Campbell, Rod Ferguson, Anttaj Hawthorne, Zach Rix, Isaiah Ross, Robert Stewart
78
Sebastian Barrie
79
Steve Edwards, Matt Eller, Eric Herrick
80
Cedric Tillman
81
Herb Duncan, Jay Kearney
82
Anthony Hutch
83
Damien Groce, Bob McMillen
84
Wilson Thomas
85
Steve Stutsman
88
Eric Alford, Eddie Goines, Calvin Schexnayder
89
Eric Dooley, Wendall Gaines
90
Jeff Cummins, Michael Davis, Alex Guerrero, Oscar
Sturgis, Ken Talanoa, Dustin Barno
91
Nikia Adderson
92
Johnny Jackson, Craig Ritter, Derrick Shepard, Steve
Warren
93
Mkristo Bruce, Stacy Evans, John Frank, Doc Wise
94
Tim Croff, Tim Engelhardt, Tolifili Liufau, Chad Pegues,
Warner Smith
95
Ben Crosland, Kelvin Ingram, Ken Talanoa, Jayme
Washel
96
Richard Ashe, Tony Henderson, Tony Plantin
97
Albrey Battle, Jim Hoffman
98
Vince Amey, Alan Harper, Michael Kerr, Mike Lawson,
Matthew Pearson
99
Corey Brannon, Wendall Gaines, Bryan Henderson,
Bryan Hooks, Ralph Jarvis, Darrell Shropshire, Rob
Stanavitch
ALL-TIME GAMES
Overall Records
Total: 171-98 (0.636)
Home: 97-43 (0.692)
Away: 74-54 (0.578)
Neutral Site: 2-0 (1.000)
Regular Season
Total: 152-85 (0.641)
Home: 83-39 (0.680)
Away: 69-46 (0.600)
Playoffs
Total: 19-13 (0.594)
Home: 14-5 (0.737)
Away: 5-8 (0.385)
Anaheim Piranhas (3-1, 2-0, 1-1,
.750)
@, 5/11/96, L, 44-48
6/22/96, W, 48-45
5/16/97, W, 58-26
@, 7/18/97, W, 53-37
Austin Wranglers (2-1, 2-0, 0-1,
.667)
4/22/05, W, 52-26
@, 2/3/06, L, 34-53
5/12/07, W, 53-41
Bossier-Shreveport Battlewings
(1-0, 1-0, 0-1, 1.00)
6/19/10, W, 79-50
Carolina Cobras
(5-0, 3-0, 2-0, 1.000)
7/8/00, W, 44-42
@, 6/7/02, W, 48-42 OT
8/4/02, W, 61-59
4/26/03, W, 62-22
@, 2/21/04, W, 45-38
Charlotte Rage (4-2, 3-2, 1-0, .667)
5/21/93, L, 46-49
8/8/93, W, 56-49
6/18/94, W, 59-52
8/18/94, W, 52-24
6/24/95, L, 50-52
@, 5/18/96, W, 54-48 OT
Chicago Rush (5-4, 4-2, 1-2, .555)
5/25/02, W, 52-41
8/11/02, W, 46-35
@, 5/11/03, W, 56-44
5/6/05, W, 61-43
4/15/06, W, 61-42
5/26/07, L, 47-53
3/28/08, L, 35-59
4/17/10, L, 70-56
@7/10/10, L, 55-50
Cincinnati Rockers (2-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1.000)
@, 6/26/93, W, 27-26
7/23/93, W, 51-43
Cleveland/Las Vegas/New Jersey Gladiators (9-3, 5-1, 4-2, .750)
@, 7/20/02, W, 53-45
2/9/03, W, 46-42
5/25/03, W, 69-26
@, 3/14/04, L, 64-65 OT
4/10/04, W, 80-63
3/19/05, L, 63-66
@, 5/22/05, W, 49-42
@, 3/17/06, W, 47-33
5/5/06, W, 75-28
3/23/07, W, 68-41
@, 6/3/07, W, 41-20
@, 4/3/10, L, 61-56
Cleveland Thunderbolts
(4-0, 2-0, 2-0, 1.000)
@, 5/28/93, W, 30-20
7/10/93, W, 34-14
5/28/94, W, 64-40
@, 6/4/94, W, 41-33
ALL-TIME GAMES
Colorado Crush (3-5, 2-2, 1-3, .375)
3/16/03, W, 72-45
@, 5/18/03, W, 59-48
@, 3/27/04, L, 46-54
6/13/04, W, 45-41
2/19/05, L, 69-74
@, 5/12/06, L, 35-59
@, 3/16/07, L, 54-56
6/17/08, L, 55-62
Columbus/Buffalo Destroyers
(5-2, 4-0, 1-2, .714)
7/27/00, W, 41-34
5/26/01, W, 50-14
@, 6/28/02, W, 69-42
@, 2/14/03, L, 45-49
3/5/04, W, 65-42
4/8/05, W, 70-53
@, 2/24/06, L, 26-42
4/16/10, L, 70-56
@, 7/10/10, L, 55-50
Connecticut Coyotes
(1-0, 1-0, 0-0, 1.000)
7/13/96, W, 51-45
Dallas Desperados
(3-3, 1-2, 2-1, .500)
@, 5/18/02, W, 53-30
6/16/02, L, 33-36
3/2/03, L, 64-65 OT
4/18/04, W, 71-48
@, 4/28/06, L, 46-54
@, 5/17/08, W, 55-54
Dallas Texans (3-1, 2-0, 1-1, .750)
7/3/92, W, 42-35
@, 8/1/92, L, 20-33
@, 6/18/93, W, 43-30
7/3/93, W, 73-45
Detroit Drive (0-3, 0-1, 0-2, .000)
5/15/93, L, 29-49
@, 7/30/93, L, 32-42
@, 8/14/93, L, 34-38
Detroit Fury (3-1, 2-1, 1-0, .750)
7/28/01, W, 52-44
3/7/03, W, 51-41
2/13/04, L, 31-48
@, 5/15/04, W, 57-33
Florida Bobcats (4-1, 3-1, 1-0, .800)
5/25/96, W, 53-47
@, 5/31/97, W, 48-25
(Game played in Los Angeles, CA)
6/21/97, W, 58-41
5/30/98, L, 54-61
7/12/99, W, 50-40
Georgia Force (2-2, 1-1, 1-1, .500)
@, 5/10/02, W, 51-40
@, 2/12/05, L, 47-61
3/3/07, L, 65-69
4/26/08, W, 66-61
Grand Rapids Rampage
(5-3, 1-2, 4-1, .625)
@, 7/2/98, W, 69-27
5/31/02, L, 53-71
@, 4/19/03, W, 82-81 OT
@, 4/19/04, W, 51-41
@, 1/28/05, W, 58-38
@, 4/23/06, L, 42-45
5/24/08, W, 52-48
6/30/08, L, 41-48
Houston ThunderBears
(6-0, 3-0, 3-0, 1.000)
@, 5/22/98, W, 58-57
8/7/98, W, 50-36
5/29/99, W, 56-47
@, 6/4/99, W, 45-38 OT
5/5/01, W, 53-38
@, 6/30/01, W, 77-67 (Game played in
ALL-TIME GAMES
Salt Lake City, UT)
Indiana/Albany Firebirds
(9-6, 3-1, 6-5, .600)
@, 5/30/92, L, 35-62
@, 6/5/93, W, 54-50
@, 7/23/94, L, 33-39
@, 8/27/94, W, 40-33
5/19/95, W, 45-35
7/26/97, W, 77-60
@, 7/13/98, L, 34-58
@, 5/22/99, L, 54-59
@, 8/14/99, L, 47-73
@, 5/20/00, W, 59-35
@, 8/5/00, W, 53-50
5/20/01, L, 37-43
6/22/02, W, 34-21
@, 2/23/03, W, 62-54
@, 4/25/04, W, 46-43
Iowa/New York Dragons/Iowa Barnstormers (7-8, 5-4, 2-4, .466)
6/10/95, L, 54-62
8/13/95, L, 52-56
8/25/97, W, 55-33
@, 5/3/98, W, 61-40
5/8/99, W, 58-39
4/15/00, W, 56-48
@, 7/22/00, W, 58-50
@, 6/36/01, L, 41-59
7/14/01, L, 55-62
2/29/04, W, 53-41
@, 2/27/05, L, 37-61
@, 4/28/07, L, 45-67
3/21/08, W, 62-33
@, 5/21/10, L, 52-48
7/30/10, L, 67-47
Jacksonville Sharks
(1-0, 0-0, 1-0, 1.00)
@, 6/26/10, W, 66-50
Kansas City Brigade
(1-1, 0-0, 1-1, .500)
@, 3/30/07, L, 61-62 OT
@, 6/08/08, 73-34
Las Vegas Sting (3-1, 2-0, 1-1, .750)
@, 7/2/94, W, 50-7
8/12/94, W, 51-46
5/27/95, W, 72-69
@, 7/29/95, L, 46-60
Los Angeles Avengers
(10-10, 4-6, 6-4, .500)
5/11/00, W, 55-28
@, 6/10/00, W, 54-51
@, 4/27/01, W, 49-21
6/23/01, L, 48-54
4/27/02, W, 63-59
@, 7/6/02, W, 52-46 OT
@, 4/13/03, W, 82-76 OT
5/4/03, L, 49-63
@, 6/1/03, W, 70-63
2/2/04, L, 32-51
@, 5/1/04, W, 42-38
6/6/04, W, 59-42
3/6/05, L, 29-33
@, 4/30/05, L, 56-59
@, 1/29/06, L, 31-40
3/24/06, W, 58-45
@, 4/6/07, L, 45-64
6/11/07, L, 52-55
3/10/08, L, 33-65
5/03/08, L, 59-66
Massachusetts Marauders
(1-0, 1-0, 0-0, 1.000)
6/11/94, W, 37-35
Memphis Pharaohs
(2-0, 0-0, 2-0, 1.000)
@, 6/2/95, W, 48-33
@, 6/15/96, W, 45-37
Miami Hooters (2-1, 2-0, 0-1, .667)
7/9/94, W, 41-26
@, 7/15/94, L, 52-66
7/22/95, W, 52-29
ALL-TIME GAMES
Milwaukee Mustangs
(7-2, 6-0, 1-2, .778)
@, 7/7/95, L, 53-66
6/1/96, W, 51-44
@, 6/27/97, W, 47-40
7/12/97, W, 56-44
8/9/97, W, 46-29
5/16/98, W, 62-61
@, 7/24/99, L, 28-31
5/27/00, W, 64-49
7/20/01, W, 64-47
Milwaukee Iron (1-0, 1-0, 0-0, 1.00)
6/5/10, W, 68-67
Minnesota Fighting Pike
(1-0, 0-0, 1-0, 1.000)
@, 6/7/96, W, 59-27
Nashville Kats (5-3, 3-2, 2-1, .625)
@, 7/6/97, L, 49-56
8/2/98, W, 59-55
@, 6/25/99, W, 65-64 OT
8/7/99, W, 34-30
5/6/00, L, 46-66
@, 3/26/05, W, 48-35
3/4/06, W, 51-49
4/14/07, L, 36-62
New England Sea Wolves
(2-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1.000)
7/18/99, W, 66-40
@, 7/13/00, W, 60-28
New Jersey Red Dogs
(2-1, 1-0, 1-1, .667)
@, 7/26/98, L, 57-64 OT
4/23/99, W, 62-54
@, 4/21/00, W, 48-41
New Orleans Night
(1-0, 1-0, 0-0, 1.000)
6/20/92, W, 23-15
New Orleans VooDoo
(0-2, 0-2, 0-0, .000)
3/18/04, L, 45-49
4/18/08, L, 36-60
New York CityHawks
(2-0, 2-0, 0-0, 1.000)
7/31/97, W, 38-36
7/16/98, W, 62-34
Oklahoma Wranglers
(4-0, 2-0, 2-0, 1.000)
6/15/00, W, 42-28
@, 7/3/00, W, 56-29
@, 5/12/01, W, 50-42
6/9/01, W, 69-27
Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz
(1-0, 1-0, 0-1, 1.00)
6/11/10, W, 56-55
Orlando Predators (8-8, 4-4, 4-4, .500)
@, 7/17/92, L, 21-71
@, 7/16/93, L, 34-48
5/20/94, L, 28-38
@, 8/6/94, L, 21-46
@, 9/2/94, W, 36-31
@, 7/1/95, W, 49-48
4/27/96, W, 55-52
8/10/96, W, 65-48
@, 5/9/97, W, 32-31
6/20/98, L, 40-42
8/15/98, L, 33-38
@, 8/13/00, L, 44-56
4/6/03, W, 62-36
2/3/05, L, 40-51
3/10/06, W, 60-57
@, 5/31/08, W, 60-53
Portland Forest Dragons
(4-1, 1-1, 3-0, .800)
@, 6/13/97, W, 49-30
@, 6/12/98, W, 58-30
6/28/98, W, 62-52
ALL-TIME GAMES
@, 7/2/99, W, 45-40
8/1/99, L, 35-55
Sacramento Attack
(1-1, 1-0, 0-1, .500)
6/13/92, W, 51-36
@, 6/26/92, L, 16-35
San Antonio Force
(1-1, 1-0, 0-1, .500)
@, 6/6/92, L, 29-43
7/25/92, W, 54-31
San Jose SaberCats
(14-19, 7-7, 7-12, .424)
@, 5/12/95, W, 43-37 OT
@, 8/6/95, W, 41-40
5/4/96, W, 61-59
@, 8/2/96, L, 29-30
5/24/97, W, 59-50
@, 6/9/97, W, 59-22
@, 5/9/98, W, 62-43
6/6/98, W, 48/26
@, 5/15/99, L, 50-54
6/12/99, W, 75-37
@, 4/29/00, W, 51-42
6/1/00, L, 34-55
@, 4/21/01, L, 37-48
7/6/01, L, 63-73
@, 8/4/01, L, 49-68
@, 4/20/02, L, 51-52
7/12/02, W, 59-52
@, 8/18/02, L, 14-52
2/2/03, L, 28-49
@, 3/23/03, L, 58-59
@, 6/8/03, W, 66-49
5/9/04, W, 58-41
@, 5/30/04, W, 50-43
6/27/04, L, 62-69
@, 4/3/05, L, 27-48
5/14/05, W, 54-44
2/12/06, L, 50-58
@, 4/2/06, L, 49-61
@, 5/27/06, L, 48-62
5/5/07, L, 49-56
@, 6/16/07, L, 26-66
@, 3/15/08, L, 43-63
5/09/08, L, 42-63
Spokane Shock (0-3, 0-1, 0-2, .000)
5/07/10, L, 63-56
@, 7/02/10, L, 37-36
@, 8/06/10, L, 57-49
St. Louis Stampede
(1-1, 1-1, 0-0, .500)
7/15/95, L, 46-56
6/28/96, W, 64-57
Tampa Bay Storm (5-10, 2-3, 3-9,
.333)
7/11/92, L, 28-59
6/12/93, L, 33-63
7/30/94, W, 48-21
@, 7/27/96, L, 48-69
@, 8/16/96, L, 54-55
5/3/97, L, 30-42
8/16/97, W, 49-46 OT
@, 6/19/99, W, 60-41
@, 6/15/01, W, 55-49 OT
@, 3/28/03, L, 39-68
@, 6/22/03, L, 29-43
@, 3/13/05, L, 56-59
@, 5/18/07, L, 50-59
@, 4/13/08, W, 63-62
@, 5/01/10, L, 62-61
Texas Terror (1-0, 0-0, 1-0, 1.000)
@, 7/3/96, W, 74-58
Toronto Phantoms
(1-0, 1-0, 0-0, 1.000)
5/4/2002, W, 58-47
Tulsa Talons (1-0, 1-0, 0-0, 1.000)
4/23/10, W, 77-76
@, 7/24/10, W, 61-51
ALL-TIME GAMES
Utah Blaze (6-3, 3-2, 3-1, .667)
2/18/06, W, 45-38
@, 4/7/06, W, 64-52
5/20/06, W, 57-34
3/10/07, L, 71-75
@, 4/20/07, W, 83-69
@, 3/01/08, W, 63-62
6/21/08, L, 45-62
@, 5/28/10, W, 83-58
7/16/10, W, 48-20
POSTSEASON GAMES
1993
Divisional Round – August 8
@ Arizona 56, Charlotte 49
Conference Finals – August 14
@ Detroit 38, Arizona 34
1998
@ Arizona 50, Houston 36
Orlando 38, @ Arizona 33
1994
@ Arizona 53, Charlotte 24
Arizona 40, @ Albany 33
ArenaBowl – September 2
Arizona 36, @ Orlando 31
1999
@ Arizona 34, Nashville 30
@ Albany 73, Arizona 47
1995
Iowa 56, @ Arizona 52
1996
@ Arizona 65, Orlando 48
@ Tampa Bay 55, Arizona 54
1997
@ Arizona 46, Milwaukee 29
@ Arizona 49, Tampa Bay 46
ArenaBowl – August 25
@ Arizona 55, Iowa 33
2000
Wild Card Round – July 27
@ Arizona 41, Buffalo 34
Arizona 53, @ Albany 50
@ Orlando 56, Arizona 44
2001
Wild Card Round – July 28
@ Arizona 52, Detroit 44
@ San Jose 68, Arizona 49
2002
@ Arizona 61, Carolina 59
@ Arizona 56, Chicago 35
ArenaBowl – August 18
POSTSEASON GAMES
2003
Wild Card Round – May 25
@ Arizona 69, Las Vegas 26
Divisional Round – June 1
Arizona 70, @ Los Angeles 63
Conference Finals – June 8
Arizona 66, @ San Jose 49
ArenaBowl – June 22
@ Tampa Bay 43, Arizona 29
2006
Wild Card Round – May 20
@ Arizona 57, Utah 34
Divisional Round – May 27
2004
Divisional Round – June 6
@ Arizona 59, Los Angeles 42
Conference Finals – June 13
@ Arizona 45, Colorado 41
ArenaBowl – June 27
San Jose 69, @ Arizona 62
2010
Wild Card Round – August 8
@ Spokane 57, Arizona 49
2008
Wild Card Round – June 30
@ Arizona 41, Grand Rapids 48
REGULAR SEASON RECORDS
INDIVIDUAL SEASON GAME RECORDS
Rushing
Most rushing attempts in a game: 11, twice, last time by Bo Kelly vs. Las Vegas,
3/23/07
Most rushing yards gained in a game: 50 by Andy Coviello at Dallas, 8/1/92
Most rushing touchdowns in a game: 3, five times, last time by Chris Robinson vs. Grand
Rapids, 5/24/08
Longest run from scrimmage in a game: 40 yards, two times, last time by Andy Coviello
at Dallas, 8/1/92
Passing
Most pass attempts in a game: 54, three times, last time by Nick Davila vs. Chicago,
4/16/10
Most pass completions in a game: 37 by Sherdrick Bonner at Los Angeles, 4/13/03
Highest pass completion percentage in a game (minimum 20 attempts): 88% by Sherdrick Bonner vs. CHICAGO, 5/6/05 (22-25)
Most net yards passing in a game: 470, by Sherdrick Bonner at Los Angeles, 4/13/03
Most interceptions thrown in a game: 6, by Sherdrick Bonner at New York, 2/27/05
Longest pass completion in a game: 49 yards by Donnie Davis vs. San Jose, 6/12/99
Most touchdown passes in a game: 9, six times, last time by Nick Davila vs. BossierShreveport, 6/19/10
Receiving
Most pass receptions in a game: 19 by Hunkie Cooper vs. Tampa Bay, 6/12/93
Most yards receiving in a game: 244 by Calvin Schexnayder vs. Albany, 7/26/97
Most touchdowns receiving in a game: 7 three times, last time by Rod Windsor vs.
Bossier-Shreveport, 6/19/10
Longest reception in a game: 49 yards by Randy Gatewood from Donnie Davis vs. San
Jose, 6/12/99
Miscellaneous
Most yards total offense in a game: 470 by Sherdrick Bonner at Los Angeles, 4/13/03
Most all-purpose yards in a game: 388 by Hunkie Cooper vs. Cincinnati, 7/23/93, (175
kickoff return, 50 field goal return, 158 receiving, 5 rushing)
Most points scoring in a game: 42, two times, last time by Rod Windsor vs. BossierShreveport, 6/19/10
Returns
Longest field goal return in a game: 57 yards, by Hunkie Cooper vs. Iowa, 5/8/99
Most field goal returns in a game: 4, two times, last time by Calvin Schexnayder at
Cleveland, 6/4/94
Most field goal return yardage in a game: 107 by Calvin Schexnayder at Cleveland,
6/4/94
Longest kickoff return in a game: 59, Chris Horn vs. Detroit, 3/7/03
Most kickoff returns in a game: 10 by Chris Horn vs. Grand Rapids, 5/31/02
Most kickoff return yardage in a game: 250 by Chris Horn vs. Grand Rapids, 5/31/02
Most kickoff returns for a touchdown in a game: 2, by Darrell Jones vs. Orlando,
3/10/06
Most combined returns in a game: 11 by Hunkie Cooper vs. Iowa, 6/24/95
Most combined return yards in a game: 256 by Hunkie Cooper vs. Iowa, 6/24/95
Kicking
Most field goal attempts in a game: 6 by Luis Zendejas at Cleveland, 5/28/93
Most field goals in a game: 3, nine times, last time by Bjorn Nittmo at Iowa, 7/22/00
Longest field goal in a game: 58 yards, two times, last time by Trey Weir at Texas,
7/3/96
Most 2 pt attempts in a game: 4 by Luis Zendejas at Cleveland, 6/4/94
Most 2 pts made in a game: 2 by Luis Zendejas at Cleveland, 6/4/94
Most PAT attempts in a game: 12, by Fabrizio Scaccia at Utah, 5/28/10
Most PATs in a game: 11 by Fabrizio Scaccia vs. Utah, 5/28/10
Defense
Most tackles in a game: 15, by Richard Holt vs. Las Vegas, 8/12/94
Most solo tackles in a game: 12, by Brad Clark at Orlando, 7/1/95
Most tackle assists in a game: 7, twice, last time by Keyuo Craver, 6/11/07
Most sacks in a game: 3, by Wendall Gaines vs. Los Angeles, 3/10/08
Most yards for loss in a game: 21, by John Bankhead vs. Cleveland, 5/28/94
Most forced fumbles in a game: 2, four times, last time by Wendall Gaines at Las Vegas, 6/3/07
Most fumble recoveries in a game: 2, four times, last time by Bob McMillen vs. Carolina, 7/8/00
Most pass deflections in a game: 7, by Cecil Doggette vs. Los Angeles, 5/11/00
Most interceptions in a game: 3, three times, last time by Jerrick Bledsoe vs. Toronto,
5/4/02
Most interception return yards in a game: 58, Randy Gatewood vs. Las Vegas, 2/9/03
Most touchdowns on interception returns in a game: 1, 22, last time by Terrance Joseph
at Kansas City, 6/8/08
TEAM SINGLE GAME RECORDS
Rushing
Most rushing attempts in a game: 23 vs. Grand Rapids, 5/24/08
Most yards gained rushing in a game: 94 at Grand Rapids, 7/2/98
Most touchdowns rushing in a game: 5 vs. Grand Rapids, 5/24/08
Passing
Most pass attempts in a game: 56 at Nashville, 6/25/99
Most pass completions in a game: 38 at Los Angeles, 4/13/03
Most passes had intercepted in a game: 6 at New York, 2/27/05
Most yards passing in a game: 475 at Los Angeles, 4/13/03
Most touchdown passes in a game: 11 vs. Bossier-Shreveport, 6/19/10
Offense
Most net yards total offense in a game: 497 at Los Angeles, 4/13/03 (475 passing, 22
rushing)
Most all-purpose yards in a game: 665 at Los Angeles, 4/13/03 (475 passing, 22 rushing, 168 return)
Most first downs in a game: 31, twice, last time vs. Georgia, 3/3/07
Most first downs rushing in a game: 6, vs. Utah, 3/10/07
Most first downs passing in a game: 28, twice, last time vs. Colorado, 2/19/05
Most first downs by penalty in a game: 7 vs. Los Angeles, 4/27/02
Most fumbles in a game: 7 at Miami, 6/5/93
Most fumbles lost in a game: 4, vs. Nashville, 4/14/07
Most penalties in a game: 17 at Buffalo, 6/28/02
Most penalty yards in a game: 119 at Buffalo, 6/28/02
Defense
Most tackles in a game: 51 at San Jose, 6/9/97
Most sacks in a game: 4 vs. Los Angeles, 3/6/05
Most interceptions in a game: 5, three times, vs. Buffalo, 5/26/01
Most yards interception returns in a game: 102 vs. Las Vegas, 2/9/03
Kicking
Most field goals attempted in a game: 6 at Cleveland, 5/28/93
Most field goals made in a game: 3, nine times, last time at Iowa, 7//22/00
Most kickoff returns in a game: 11 vs. Grand Rapids, 5/31/02
Most kickoff return yards in a game: 290 vs. Grand Rapids, 5/31/00
Most kickoff returns for a touchdown in a game: 3 vs. Orlando, 3/10/06
Most missed field goal returns in a game: 4, two times, last time at Cleveland, 6/4/94
Most missed field goal return yards in a game: 107 at Cleveland, 6/4/94
Miscellaneous
Best possession time in a game: 53:48 vs. Milwaukee, 6/5/10
Best third-down percentage in a game: 1.000 (1 out of 1), at Utah, 4/20/07
Best fourth-down percentage in a game: 1.000, (4 out of 4), @ Spokane, 7/2/10
Most combined points scored in a game: 163 at Grand Rapids, 4/19/03
Most points scored in a game: 83, two times, last time @ Utah 5/28/10
Most points allowed in a game: 81 at Grand Rapids, 4/19/03
Most points scored in a half: 49 at Kansas City, 6/8/08
Most points allowed in a half: 48, twice, last time at Utah, 4/20/07
Most points scored in a quarter: 36 at Kansas City (second quarter), 6/8/08
Most points allowed in a quarter: 35 vs. Tampa Bay (fourth quarter), 6/12/93
Most touchdowns scored in a game: 12, two times, last time @ Utah, 5/28/10
Largest margin of victory: 47 points vs. Las Vegas, 5/5/06
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON RECORDS
Rushing
Most rushing touchdowns in a season: 15 by Bo Kelly (1996)
Most rushing attempts in a season: 81 by Bo Kelly (2007)
Most rushing yards gained in a season: 222 by Bo Kelly (2007)
Passing
Highest pass completion percentage in a season: 67.3% by Nick Davila (2010)
Most passes attempted in a season: 617 by Nick Davila (2010)
Most passes completed in a season: 415 by Nick Davila (2010)
Most passing yards gained in a season: 4,858 by Nick Davila (2010)
Most touchdown passes in a season: 102 by Nick Davila (2010)
Pass Receiving
Most pass receptions in a season: 193 by Rod Windsor (2010)
Most pass receiving yards in a season: 2,372 by Rod Windsor (2010)
Most pass receiving touchdowns in a season: 47 by Rod Windsor (2010)
Pass Interceptions
Most interceptions in a season: 9 by Randy Gatewood (2003)
Most yards gained by interceptions in a season: 119 by Randy Gatewood (2003)
Total Offense
Most kickoff returns in a season: 60 by Hunkie Cooper (2000)
Most kickoff returns in a season: 60 by Terrance Sanders (2010) tied
Most yards gained on kickoff returns: 1,365 by Hunkie Cooper (2000)
Most missed field goal returns in a season: 17 by Hunkie Cooper (1993)
Most yards gained on missed field goal returns: 359 by Hunkie Cooper (1993)
Most yards gained on combined returns in a season: 1,491 by Hunkie Cooper (2000)
Most combined returns for touchdowns in a season: 5 by Hunkie Cooper (1995)
Most points in a season: 328 by Rod Windsor (2010)
Most non-kicking points in a season: 278 by Siaha Burley (2005)
Most touchdowns in a season: 54 by Rod Windsor (2010)
Kicking Game
Most field goals made in a season: 13 by Bjorn Nittmo (2000)
Most field goals attempted in a season: 29 by Luis Zendejas (1992, 1993)
Most blocked kicks in a season: 4 by Wendall Gaines (2004)
Defense
Most passes deflected in a season: 23 by Cecil Doggette (2000)
Most fumbles recovered in a season: 4 by Nathan LaDuke (1992)
Most total tackles in a season: 113 by Keyuo Craver (2007)
Most solo tackles in a season: 97 by Keyuo Craver (2007)
Most tackle assists in a season: 32 by Keyuo Craver (2007)
Most sacks in a season: 8 by Bryan Henderson (2004)
Most safeties in a season: 2, nineteen players
TEAM SINGLE SEASON RECORDS
Rushing
Net yards rushing: 449 (1999)
Highest average rushing yards per game: 32.1 (1999)
Highest average yards per rush: 3.4 (1999)
Most fumbles: 24 (2008)
Most fumbles lost: 16 (1997)
Passing
Most net yards passing: 5,019 (2010)
Highest average passing yards per game: 290.7(2007)
Most passes attempted: 639 (2010)
Most passes completed: 428 (2010)
Highest percentage of passes completed: 67% (2010)
Most passes intercepted: 23 (2008)
Least passes intercepted: 7 (1997)
Total Offense
Most first downs: 338 (2007)
Most total net yards: 5,179 (2010)
Highest average yards per game: 312.2 (2007)
Highest third down conversion percentage: 61.9% (1998)
Highest total points scored: 957 (2010)
Highest average points per game: 57.3 (2003)
Most 1-point PAT attempted: 125 (2003)
Most 1-point PAT made: 111 (2003)
Most 2-point PAT attempted: 8 (1995, 1999)
Most 2-point PAT made: 5 (1999)
Most 2-point Conversions attempted: 17 (2008)
Most 2-point Conversions made: 10 (2008)
Kicking Game
Most missed field goal returns: 23 (1994)
Most field goal return yardage: 476 (1994)
Most kickoff returns: 102 (2008)
Most kickoff return yardage: 1,767 (2008)
Most combined returns: 108 (2008)
Most combined return yardage: 1871 (2008)
Most field goals attempted: 32 (1993)
Most field goals made: 14 (1994)
Miscellaneous
Most sacks: 20 (2010)
Most times sacked: 35 (1992)
Most yards lost attempting to pass: 193 (1992)
Most penalties against: 149 (2005)
Most yards penalized: 924 (2005)
Most safeties: 3 (1996)
Most Consecutive quarters without allowing a point: 3, four times, last time @ Las Vegas, 6/3/07 (3rd and 4th quarters) and vs. Los Angeles, 6/11/07 (1st quarter)
TOP SEASONS
PASSING
Yards
4,858
Nick Davila
4,036
Sherdrick Bonner
3,991
Sherdrick Bonner
3,833
Sherdrick Bonner
3,692
Sherdrick Bonner
3,690
Sherdrick Bonner 3,571
Sherdrick Bonner
3,454
Sherdrick Bonner
3,331
Sherdrick Bonner
3,219
Sherdrick Bonner
2010
2007
2006
2004
2003
1996
1998
2000
1997
2002
Completions
415
Nick Davila
347
Sherdrick Bonner
316
Sherdrick Bonner
295
Sherdrick Bonner
295
Sherdrick Bonner
288
Sherdrick Bonner
286
Sherdrick Bonner
277
Sherdrick Bonner
270
Sherdrick Bonner
2010
2004
2007
2006
1998
2003
1996
2000
2002
Attempts
617
Nick Davila
534
Sherdrick Bonner
508
Sherdrick Bonner
498
Sherdrick Bonner
473
Sherdrick Bonner
462
Sherdrick Bonner
451
Sherdrick Bonner
439
Sherdrick Bonner
430
Sherdrick Bonner
404
Paul Justin
2010
2004
2006
2007
2000
1996
1998
2002
2003
1993
Touchdowns
102
Nick Davila
88
Sherdrick Bonner
83
Sherdrick Bonner
83
Sherdrick Bonner
77
Sherdrick Bonner
72
Sherdrick Bonner
70
Sherdrick Bonner
2010
2003
2007
2006
2004
2000
1998
69
67
65
Sherdrick Bonner
Sherdrick Bonner
Sherdrick Bonner
1999
1997
1996
Interceptions
18
Nick Davila
16
Sherdrick Bonner
15
Paul Justin
13
Sherdrick Bonner
13 Sherdrick Bonner
12
Sherdrick Bonner
11
Gene Johnson
11
Jeff Smoker
10
Sherdrick Bonner
2010
2006
1993
2007
1996
1994
1992
2008
2005
RECEIVING
Yards
2,372
Rod Windsor
1,982
Calvin Schexnayder
1,542
Siaha Burley
1,513
Calvin Schexnayder
1,466
Trandon Harvey
1,412
Trandon Harvey
1,344
Siaha Burley
1,324
JJ McKelvey
1,324
Chris Horn
1,214
Hunkie Cooper
1,201
Siaha Burley
1,175
Randy Gatewood
1,152
Calvin Schexnayder
1,057
Randy Gatewood
1,041
Hunkie Cooper
1,036
Hunkie Cooper
Receptions
193
Rod Windsor
136
Calvin Schexnayder
119
JJ McKelvey
117
Siaha Burley
114
Siaha Burley
110
Trandon Harvey
103
Siaha Burley
101
Trandon Harvey
101
Chris Horn
2010
1998
2005
1997
2008
2007
2008
2010
2002
1993
2004
2006
1996
2005
1995
1996
2010
1998
2010
2005
2008
2008
2004
2007
2002
TOP SEASONS
93
Calvin Schexnayder
91
Hunkie Cooper
90 Hunkie Cooper
89
Randy Gatewood
84
Hunkie Cooper
82
Calvin Schexnayder
82
Randy Gatewood
74
Jeremiah Pope
71
Hunkie Cooper
70
Hunkie Cooper
70
Hunkie Cooper
69
Randy Gatewood
68
Calvin Schexnayder
68
Randy Gatewood
65
Maurice Bryant
62
Randy Gatewood
62
Randy Gatewood
Touchdowns
47
Rod Windsor
45
Siaha Burley
44
Calvin Schexnayder
39
JJ McKelvey
35
Randy Gatewood
33
Siaha Burley
32
Randy Gatewood
30
Trandon Harvey
29
Calvin Schexnayder
29
Chris Horn
28
Trandon Harvey
24
Jeremiah Pope
24
Siaha Burley
23
Calvin Schexnayder
22
Randy Gatewood
21
Damien Groce
20
Randy Gatewood
Average
19.6
18.1
16.3
16.2
15.9
15.2
1997
1993
1996
2006
1995
1996
2005
2007
2000
2003
1999
2003
1999
1999
2001
1997
2004
2010
2005
1998
2010
2006
2008
2003
2007
1997
2002
2008
2007
2004
2001
2000
2006
1997
(Minimum 20 Receptions)
Cedric Tillman
1993
Herb Duncan
1995
Calvin Schexnayder
1997
Muhammad Oliver
2001
Calvin Schexnayder
2001
Curtis Fagan
2006
14.9
14.9
14.7
14.6
14.5
14.5
14.4
14.4
14.0
14.0
Randy Gatewood
Maurice Bryant
Eddie Goines
Calvin Schexnayder
Atnaf Harris
Damien Groce
Hunkie Cooper
Randy Gatewood
Trandon Harvey
Calvin Schexnayder
2002
2000
1999
1998
2007
2006
1994
1997
2007
1996
RUSHING
Yards
222
Bo Kelly
197
Bo Kelly
180
Bob McMillen
171 Bo Kelly
161
Bo Kelly
148
Bo Kelly
143
Bob McMillen
142
Bo Kelly
136
Chris Robinson
131
Brian Easter
128
Bo Kelly
124
Andy Coviello
114
Craig Barr
107
Tracey Mao
2007
2003
1999
2001
1996
2004
2000
2002
2008
1997
1997
1992
1994
1995
Rushes
81
63
51
50
49
45
45
44
43 42
42
2007
1996
2000
2003
2004
2002
2001
1997
1999
1997
2006
Bo Kelly
Bo Kelly
Bob McMillen
Bo Kelly
Bo Kelly
Bo Kelly
Bo Kelly
Bo Kelly
Bob McMillen
Brian Easter
Bo Kelly
Touchdowns
15
Bo Kelly
13
Bo Kelly
9
Sherdrick Bonner
1996
2007
2004
TOP SEASONS
9
9
9
9
8
8
Chris Robinson
Bo Kelly
Bo Kelly
Bo Kelly
Bo Kelly
Bob McMillen
2008
2004
2001
1997
2002
1999
Average (Minimum 10 Attempts)
5.3
Johnathan Ingram
2008
4.5
Donnie Davis
1999
4.3
Hunkie Cooper
1999
4.2
Bob McMillen
1999
4.1
Rod Windsor
2010
3.9
Bo Kelly
2003
3.9
Andy Coviello
1992
3.8
Bo Kelly
2001
3.6
Chris Horn
2002
3.6
Chris Robinson
2008
3.5
Brian Easter
1998
3.5
Jody Reinoehl
1993
3.3
Bob McMillen
1998
3.3
Tracey Mao
1994
3.2
Johnie Kirton
2010
3.2
Asi Faoa
2007
3.2
Bo Kelly
2002
3.2
Bo Kelly
1998
3.1
Brian Easter
1997
TOTAL RETURNS
Total Yards
1,491 Hunkie Cooper
2000
1,420
Hunkie Cooper
1993
1,382
Hunkie Cooper
1995
1,359
Hunkie Cooper
1999
1,161
Chris Horn
2002
1,098
Hunkie Cooper
1997
1,082
Terrance Sanders
2010
1,063
Darrell Jones
2007
1,038
Chris Horn
2003
1,002
Hunkie Cooper
1996
Returns
69
Hunkie Cooper
1993
65
Hunkie Cooper
1995
65
Hunkie Cooper
63
Hunkie Cooper
60
Terrance Sanders
58
Hunkie Cooper
57
Darrell Jones
56
Chris Horn
55
Hunkie Cooper
54
Hunkie Cooper
51
Siaha Burley
Touchdowns
5
Hunkie Cooper
4
Hunkie Cooper
4
Trandon Harvey
3
Hunkie Cooper
3
Tom Pace
Average (Minimum 5 Returns)
24.38 Jones, Darrell
23.58 Horn, Chris
22.94 Cooper, Hunkie
22.57
Horn, Chris
22.41
Schexnayder, Calvin
22.40
Richmond, Micha
21.76
Burley, Siaha
21.57
Cooper, Hunkie
21.26
Cooper, Hunkie
20.73
Horn, Chris
KICKING
Total Points
125
Bjorn Nittmo
118
Gary Kral
113
Anthony Brenner
112
Nelson Garner
111
Nelson Garner
105
Ignacio Brache
Field Goals Attempted
29
Luis Zendejas
29
Luis Zendejas
28
Gary Kral
25
Bjorn Nittmo
23
Anthony Brenner
20
Luis Zendejas
2000
1999
2010
1997
2007
2002
2001
1996
2005
1995
2000
2008
1998
2005
2006
2001
2000
2003
1994
1993
2004
1999
1995
2002
2000
2006
1997
2003
2004
2001
1993
1992
2006
2000
1997
1995
TOP SEASONS
20
20
Trey Weir
Richard DeFelice
1996
1999
Field Goals Made
13
Bjorn Nittmo
12
Anthony Brenner
12
Luis Zendejas
11
Luis Zendejas
10
Ignacio Brache
10
Gary Kral
2000
1997
1993
1994
2001
2006
One Point Extra Points
88
Nelson Garner
88
Gary Kral
87
Nelson Garner
86
Bjorn Nittmo
77
Anthony Brenner
76
Eric Houle
74
Clay Rush
74
Ignacio Brache
71
Kyle Pooler
Two Point Extra Points
3
Luis Zendejas
2
Luis Zendejas
DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Total Tackles
113
Keyuo Craver
95
Clarence Lawson
93
Terrance Sanders
93
Cedric Walker
86
Riley Swanson
76
Isaiah Trufant
69
Milton Vaughn
68
Brandon Freeman
66
Cecil Doggette
64
Randy Gatewood
62
Terrance Joseph
61
Cecil Doggette
61
Cedric Walker
58.5
Randy Gatewood
57.5
Clarence Lawson
57.5
Richard Holt
56
Cecil Doggette
2003
2006
2004
2000
1997
2008
2007
2001
1998
1994
1993
2007
2005
2010
1997
2010
2008
1996
2010
2000
2006
2005
2001
2000
2005
2003
1996
2002
55.5
54
53
53
51.5
50.5
50
Clarence Lawson
Cecil Doggett
Joseph Todd
Aric Williams
Ricky Parker
Richard Holt
Cecil Doggette
Solo Tackles
97
Keyuo Craver
84
Clarence Lawson
78
Cedric Walker
77
Terrance Sanders
72
Riley Swanson
67
Isaiah Trufant
59
Randy Gatewood
58
Terrance Joseph
58
Cecil Doggette
57
Milton Vaughn
56
Brandon Freeman
55
Richard Holt
52
Cecil Doggette
51
Cecil Doggette
51
Cedric Walker
49
Brian Covington
48
Randy Gatewood
48
Cecil Doggette
47
Clarence Lawson
47
Aric Williams
46
Kelvin Hunter
45
Ricky Parker
45
Ricky Parker
45
Richard Holt
44
Joseph Todd
42
Jerrick Bledsoe
42
Nathan LaDuke
40
Keyuo Craver
Assisted Tackles
32
Keyuo Craver
30
Cedric Walker
27
Grant Steen
24
Hunkie Cooper
24
Milton Vaughn
2006
1999
2006
2008
2002
1994
1998
2007
2005
1997
2010
2010
2008
2006
2005
2000
1996
2010
1996
2001
2002
2000
1993
2005
1999
2006
2008
2004
2004
2002
1994
2006
2001
1992
2008
2007
1997
2007
2004
1996
TOP SEASONS
22
21 21
21
20
20 20
20
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
Clarence Lawson
Hunkie Cooper
Randy Gatewood
Bo Kelly
Jeff Ruffin
Cecil Doggette
Cedric Walker
Hunkie Cooper
Kelvin Morris
Cecil Doggette
Cosmo DeMatteo
Chris Horn
Bob McMillen
Joseph Todd
Isaiah Trufant
2005
1999
2005
2006
2007
1998
2000
2001
2010
2001
2006
2001
1997
2006
2008
Interceptions
9
Randy Gatewood
6
Kelvin Morris
6
Cecil Doggette
6
Randy Gatewood
5
Randy Gatewood
5
Randy Gatewood
5
Brian Covington
5
Cecil Doggette
4
Riley Swanson
4
Terrance Sanders
4
Isaiah Trufant
4
Terrance Joseph
4
Randy Gatewood
4
Jerrick Bledsoe
4
Ricky Parker
4
Cecil Doggette
4
Cedric Walker
4
Cedric Walker
4
Bruce Plummer
4
Carlos Brooks
4
Larry Jones
4
Milton Vaughn
2003
2010
1999
1996
2005
1997
1993
2001
2010
2010
2008
2005
2004
2001
2001
2000
1999
1997
1997
1994
1995
1996
Fumbles
4
4
4
3
2000
1992
1993
2008
Recovered
Bob McMillen
Nathan LaDuke
Paul Justin
Isaiah Trufant
3
3
3
Cedric Walker
Steve Stutsman
Hunkie Cooper
1997
1993
2004
Sacks
8
6.5
6
6
5.5
5.5
5.5
5
4.5
4
4
4
4
4
Bryan Henderson
Anttaj Hawthorne
Stacy Evans
Andy Coviello
Alex Guerrero
Wendall Gaines
Wendall Gaines
Kelvin Ingram
Ron Jones
Jeff Ruffin
Bob McMillen
Corey Brannon
Arnold Campbell
Phil Glover
2004
2010
2000
1992
2010
2007
2006
2000
2010
2007
2000
1993
1993
2005
Pass Deflections
27
Cecil Doggette
26
Joseph Todd
19
Cecil Doggette
19
Ricky Parker
18
Cecil Doggette
17
Clarence Lawson
17
Cedric Walker
17
Isaiah Trufant
16
Cecil Doggette
16
Cecil Doggette
16
Cedric Walker
16
Brian Covington
15
Ricky Parker
14
Keyuo Craver
14
Terrance Joseph
14
Clarence Lawson
12
Jerrick Bledsoe
11
Chris McKenzie
11
Carlos Brooks
10
Erin Damond
10
Stacey Evans
Safeties
1
By 21 different players
2000
2006
1998
2001
2001
2005
2000
2008
2002
1999
1997
1993
2002
2007
2005
2006
2001
2008
1999
2006
1999
CAREER LEADERS
PASSING
Yards
40,980 Sherdrick Bonner93-98, 00-07
4,858
Nick Davila
2010
2,846
Paul Justin
1993
2,720
Donnie Davis
1997-99
2,416
Aaron Garcia
1995
2,066
Jeff Smoker
2008
2,184
Joe Germaine
2004-05
1,964
Chad May
1999, 2001
Completions
3,261
Sherdrick Bonner93-98, 00-07
415
Nick Davila
2010
231
Donnie Davis
1997-99
226
Paul Justin
1993
177
Jeff Smoker
2008
175
Aaron Garcia
1995
173
Joe Germaine
2004-05
163
Gene Johnson
1992
Attempts
5,269
617
Nick Davila
2010
404
Paul Justin
1993
363
Donnie Davis
1997-99
301
Gene Johnson
1992
294
Jeff Smoker
2008
284
Aaron Garcia
1995
Percentage (Minimum 100 Attempts)
67.3
Nick Davila
2010
63.6
Donnie Davis
1997-99
62.7
Chad May
1999, 2001
62.7
Joe Germaine
2004-05
62.4
Lang Campbell
2008
62.0
Matt Sauk
2008
61.9
61.6
Aaron Garcia
1995
60.2
Jeff Smoker
2008
Touchdowns
828
102
Nick Davila
2010
52
45
45
43
Donnie Davis
Joe Germaine
Paul Justin
Aaron Garcia
1997-99
2004-05
1993
1995
Interceptions
120
18
Nick Davila
2010
15
Paul Justin
1993
11
Gene Johnson
1992
11
Jeff Smoker
2008
10
Donnie Davis
1997-99
RECEIVING
Yards
9,009
Randy Gatewood 1996-2007
8,599
Hunkie Cooper
1993-2005
7,495
C. Schexnayder1994-99, 2001
4,170
Siaha Burley 2004-05, 08, 10
3,595
Trandon Harvey2007-08, 2010
2,381
Cedric Tillman 1992-95, 97-99
2,372
Rod Windsor
2010
2,359
Maurice Bryant
2000-03
2,237
Chris Horn
2001-03
1,383
Herb Duncan
1995-98
Receptions
776
Hunkie Cooper
1993-04
689
Randy Gatewood
1996-07
523
341
Siaha Burley 2004-05, 08, 10
272
Trandon Harvey 2007-08, 10
193
Rod Windsor
2010
170
179
Chris Horn
2001-03
177
Maurice Bryant
2000-03
119
JJ McKelvey
2010
97
Herb Duncan
1995-98
Average
14.7
14.5
14.3
14.1
(Minimum 25 Receptions)
Eddie Goines
1999
Atnaf Harris
2007
Herb Duncan
1995-98
C. Schexnayder 94-99, 2001
CAREER LEADERS
14.0
13.7
13.5
13.3
13.1
12.9
12.8
12.7
12.5
12.3
12.1
12.1
12.0
11.1
11.0
Cedric Tillman
92-95, 97-99
Milton Vaughn
1994-96
Trandon Harvey
2007-08
Maurice Bryant
2000-03
Randy Gatewood
1996-07
Kevin McKenzie
2007
Jeremiah Pope
2006-2007
Roy Hurd
1992-93
Chris Horn
2001-03
Rod Windsor
2010
Siaha Burley 2004-05, 08, 10
Trandon Harvey
2010
Jai Hill
1999-00
JJ McKelvey
2010
Hunkie Cooper
1993-03
Touchdowns
214
Randy Gatewood
1996-07
158
139
Hunkie Cooper
1993-04
102
Siaha Burley
2004-05
72
53
Maurice Bryant
2000-03
50
Chris Horn
2001-03
47
Rod Windsor
2010
39
JJ McKelvey
2010
34
29 Herb Duncan
1995-98
RUSHING
Yards
1,455
Bo Kelly
1996-99, 01-06
530
Bob McMillen
1995-00
288
Hunkie Cooper
1993-2005
245
Brian Easter
1996-98
182
Tracey Mao
1994-96
181
Andy Coviello
1992-93
158
Craig Barr
1993-95
136
Chris Robinson
2008
104
Jody Reinoehl
1993-94
Rushing Attempts
491
Bo Kelly
1996-99, 01-07
176
Bob McMillen
1995-00
151
146
74
69
69
67
40
38
33
Hunkie Cooper
1993-04
Brian Easter
1996-98
Andy Coviello
1992-93
Tracey Mao
1994-96
Craig Barr
1993-95
Jody Reinoehl
1993-94
Chris Robinson
2008
Art Greathouse
1992
Average
3.6
3.3
3.2
3.0
2.98
2.6
2.6
2.6
2.6
2.4
2.4
(Minimum 20 Attempts)
Chris Robinson
2008
Brian Easter
1996-98
Johnie Kirton
2010
Bob McMillen
1995-00
Bo Kelly
1996-99, 01-07
Phil Glover
2004-05
Tracey Mao
1994-96
Andy Coviello
1992-93
Jody Reinoehl
1993-94
Craig Barr
1993-95
Terry Samuels
1998
Touchdowns
81
Bo Kelly
1996-99, 01-07
39
Hunkie Cooper
1993-2005
36
23
Bob McMillen
1995-00
13
Brian Easter
1996-98
10
Chris Horn
2001-03
9
Chris Robinson
2008
8
Craig Barr
1993-95
7
Rod Windsor
2010
7
Andy Coviello
1992-93
7
Tracey Mao
1994-96
5
Nick Davila
2010
5
Milton Vaughn
1994-96
RETURNS
Total Yards
11,501 Hunkie Cooper
1993-2005
2,647
Chris Horn
2001-03
2,010
1,703
CAREER LEADERS
1,501
1,452
1,240
1,082
856
824
542 310
Siaha Burley
Darrell Jones
Clarence Lawson
Tarrance Sanders
Orshawante Bryant
Tom Pace
Michael Richmond
Henry Milton
2004-05
2006-07
2003-06
2010
2002-05
2003-05
1992
1995-96
Total Returns
583
Hunkie Cooper
1993-2005
121
Chris Horn
2001-03
110
102
86
Siaha Burley
2004-05
69
Darrell Jones
2006-07
67
Trandon Harvey
2007-08
67
Clarence Lawson
2003-05
60
Terrance Sanders
2010
37
Tom Pace
2003-05
30
Michael Richmond
1992-93
21
Kevin McKenzie
2007
Total Average (Minimum 10 Returns)
22.38
Chris Horn
2001-03
21.64
Evan Hlavacek
2005
21.04
Darrell Jones
2006-07
20.60
Corey Johnson
2006
19.67
Orshawante Bryant 2002-05
19,62
Hunkie Cooper
1993-2005
19.03
Tom Pace
2003-05
18.0
Terrance Sanders
2010
17.99
Clarence Lawson
2003-05
17.8
17.5
Kevin McKenzie
2007
17.45
Siaha Burley
2004-05, 08
15.57
Total Touchdowns
19
Hunkie Cooper
1993-2005
6
4
Darrell Jones
2006-07
4
Tom Pace
2003-05
3
KICKING
Total Points
295
Luis Zendejas
1992-95
268
Gary Kral
2005-07
223
Nelson Garner
2003-04
129
Anthony Brenner
1997, 99
125
Bjorn Nittmo
2000
110 Kyle Pooler
1998-99, 01
105
Ignacio Brache
2001
97
Eric Houle
2008
92
Clay Rush
2007
87
Richard DeFelice
1999
69
Andy Trakas
1995-96
One Point Extra Points Made (PATs)
175
Nelson Garner
2003-04
153
Luis Zendejas
1992-95
142
Gary Kral
2005-07
90
Anthony Brenner
1997, 99
86
Bjorn Nittmo
2000
83
Kyle Pooler
1998-99, 01
76
Eric Houle
2008
74
Clay Rush
2007
74
Ignacio Brache
2001
66
Richard DeFelice
1999
48
Andy Trakas
1995-96
42
Trey Weir
1996
One Point Extra Points Att. (PATs)
201
Nelson Garner
2003-04
171
Luis Zendejas
1992-95
171
Gary Kral
2005-07
96
Bjorn Nittmo
2000
95
Anthony Brenner
1997, 99
95
Kyle Pooler
1998-99, 01
94
Ignacio Brache
2001
93
Clay Rush
2007
85
Eric Houle
2008
73
Richard DeFelice
1999
56
Andy Trakas
1995-96
46
Trey Weir
1996
CAREER LEADERS
Field Goals Made
44
Luis Zendejas
16
Nelson Garner
14
Gary Kral
13
Bjorn Nittmo
13
Anthony Brenner
10
Ignacio Brache
1992-95
203-04
2005-07
2000
1997, 99
2001
Field Goals Attempted
95
Luis Zendejas
38
Gary Kral
31
Nelson Garner
28
Anthony Brenner
25
Bjorn Nittmo
20
Trey Weir 20
Richard DeFelice
1992-95
2005-07
2003-04
1997, 99
2000
1996
1999
Two Point Extra Points Made
5
Luis Zendejas
1992-95
Two Point Extra Points Attempted
10
Luis Z.endejas
1992-95
One Point Extra Point Percentage
94.7
Anthony Brenner
1997
91.2
Trey Weir
1996
90.6
Richard DeFelice
1999
89.5
Bjorn Nittmo
2000
89.5
Luis Zendejas
1992-95
89.4
Eric Houle
2008
87.3
Kyle Pooler
1998-99, 01
87.0
Nelson Garner
2003-04
85.7
Andy Trakas
1995-96
83.0
Gary Kral
2005-07
Field Goal Percentage
52.0
Bjorn Nittmo
2000
52.6
Ignacio Brache
2001
51.6
Nelson Garner
2003-04
50.0
Eric Houle
2008
50.0
Kyle Pooler
1998-99, 01
46.4
Anthony Brenner
1997
46.3
Luis Zendejas
1992-95
40.0
Trey Weir
1996
37.5
36.8
36.8
35.0
Clay Rush
Andy Trakas
Gary Kral
Richard DeFelice
2007
1995-96
2005-07
1999
DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Total Tackles
426
Randy Gatewood
1996-07
320
Cecil Doggette
1995, 97-02
277.5
Hunkie Cooper
1993-2005
227
Clarence Lawson
2003-06
224.5
Cedric Walker
1997-00
174.5
Ricky Parker
2000-04
158.5
Keyuo Craver
2007-08
143.5
Wendall Gaines
2000-08
116
Richard Holt
1994, 96-97
107.5
Carlos Brooks
1994, 98-99
100.5
Milton Vaughn
1994-96
93
Terrance Sanders
2010
89
Nathan LaDuke 1992, 95-96
88.5
Terrance Joseph 2005, 07-08
86
Riley Swanson
2010
85.5
Bob McMillen
1995-00
76
Isaiah Trufant
2008
71.5
70
Richard Ashe
1993-97
Solo Tackles
370
Randy Gatewood
1996-07
279
Cecil Doggette
1995, 97-02
197
Clarence Lawson
2003-06
197
Hunkie Cooper
1993-2005
185
Cedric Walker 1997-00
154
Ricky Parker
2000-04
137
Keyuo Craver
2007-08
108
Wendall Gaines
2000-08
102
Richard Holt
1994, 96
93
Carlos Brooks
1994, 98-99
84
Milton Vaughn
1994-96
77
Terrance Sanders
2010
77
76
Nathan LaDuke 1992, 95-96
72
Riley Swanson
2010
67
Isaiah Trufant
2008
60
CAREER LEADERS
Assist Tackles
162
Hunkie Cooper
1993-2005
112
Randy Gatewood
1996-07
82
Cecil Doggette
1995, 97-02
79
Cedric Walker
1997-00
71
Wendall Gaines
2000-08
60
Clarence Lawson
2003-06
57 Bob McMillen
1995-00
43
Keyuo Craver
2007-08
33
Milton Vaughn
1994-96
32
Chris Horn
2001-02
32
Richard Ashe
1993-97
29
Carlos Brooks
1994, 98-99
28
Tony Henderson
1996-99
27
Henry Milton
1995-96
Sacks
26.0
11.0
11.0
10
9.5
9
8.5
8
7.5
7
6.5
6
6
5.5
5
4.5
4.5
Wendall Gaines
2000-08
Bryan Henderson
2003-04
Stacy Evans
1999-02
Kelvin Ingram 1999-01, 04-06
Richard Ashe
1993-97
Andy Coviello
1992-93
Sebastian Barrie
1999-03
Joe Burch
1996-99, 01-02
Bob McMillen
1995-00
Corey Brannon
1993-95
Anttaj Hawthorne
2008, 10
Cedric Walker
1997-00
Nikia Adderson
2002-03, 05
Alex Guerrero
2010
Phil Glover
2004-05
Ron Jones
2010
John Bankhead
1993-94
Interceptions
36
Randy Gatewood
1996-07
21
Cecil Doggette
1995, 97-02
15 Hunkie Cooper
1993-2005
13
Cedric Walker
1997-00
7
Carlos Brooks
1994, 98-99
7
Jerrick Bledsoe
2001-02
7
Ricky Parker
2000-04
6
Kelvin Morris
2010
6
6
5
5
5
5
Richard Holt
1994, 96-97
Milton Vaughn
1994-96
Brian Covington
1993
Clarence Lawson
2003-06
Passes Defended
94
Cecil Doggette
1995, 97-02
57
Ricky Parker
2000-04
53
Randy Gatewood
1996-07
44
Cedric Walker
1997-00
32
Clarence Lawson
2003-05
25
Wendall Gaines
2000-08
22
Keyuo Craver
2007-08
22
Muhammad Oliver 1998-2001
21
Jerrick Bledsoe
2001-02
21
Bo Kelly
1996-99, 01-05
20
Carlos Brooks
1994, 98-99
20
Bob McMillen
1995-99
20
Oscar Sturgis
1998-01
19
Richard Ashe
1993-97
18
17
Isaiah Trufant
2008
17
Richard Holt
1994, 97
17
Stacy Evans
1999-02
16
Brian Covington
1993
15
Milton Vaughn
1994-96
14
Garland Rivers
1992-93
13
12
Kelvin Hunter
2002-04
12
11
Chris McKenzie
2008
Forced Fumbles
11
Wendall Gaines
2000-08
8
Hunkie Cooper
1993-05
6
Randy Gatewood
1996-07
6
Cedric Walker
1997-00
5
Cecil Doggette
1995, 97-02
4
Keyuo Craver
2007-08
4
Bryan Henderson
2003-04
4
Richard Ashe
1993-97
3
Isaiah Trufant
2008
3
Craig Barr
1994-95
CAREER LEADERS
Fumbles
10
8
7
7
6
5
5
5
4
4
Recovered
Hunkie Cooper
1993-2005
Randy Gatewood
1996-07
Cedric Walker
1997-00
Bob McMillen
1995-00
Cecil Doggette
1995, 97-02
Carlos Brooks
1994, 98-99
Chris Horn
2001-03
Nathan LaDuke
1992
Wendall Gaines
2000-08
Paul Justin
1993
Blocked
8
3
3
3
Kicks
Wendell Gaines
Bryan Henderson
Tony Plantin
Stacy Evans
Safeties
2
2
2
2
2000-08
2003-04
2004
1999-02
Bo Kelly
1996-99, 01-07
Kelvin Ingram
2004-07
Bob McMillin
1995-2000
Larry Boyd
1996
POSTSEASON RECORDS
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDS (Home Games in Caps)
Rushing
Most rushing attempts in a game: 8 by Brian Easter vs. TAMPA BAY, 8/16/97
Most rushing yards gained in a game: 39 by Sherdrick Bonner at Tampa Bay, 6/22/03
Most rushing touchdowns in a game: 3 by Bo Kelly vs. ORLANDO, 8/10/96
Longest run from scrimmage in a game: 38 by Sherdrick Bonner at Tampa Bay, 6/22/03
Passing
Most pass attempts in a game: 47 by Sherdrick Bonner vs. CAROLINA, 8/4/02
Most pass completions in a game: 27, twice, last by Sherdrick Bonner vs. SAN JOSE,
6/27/04
Highest pass completion percentage in a game (minimum 10 attempts): .812 by Sherdrick Bonner vs. BUFFALO, 7/27/00
Most yards passing in a game: 367 by Sherdrick Bonner vs. SAN JOSE, 6/27/04
Most touchdown passes in a game: 9 by Sherdrick Bonner vs. CAROLINA, 8/4/02
Most interceptions thrown in a game: 2, four times, Last time by Sherdrick Bonner vs.
CAROLINA, 8/4/02
Most net yards total offense in a game: 367 by Sherdrick Bonner vs. SAN JOSE,
6/27/04
Receiving
Most pass receptions in a game: 15 by Rod Windsor at Spokane, 8/6/10
Most yards receiving in a game: 227 by Randy Gatewood at San Jose, 6/8/03
Most touchdowns receiving in a game: 5, three times, last time by Randy Gatewood at
San Jose, 6/8/03
Longest reception in a game: 49, twice, last time by R. Gatewood at San Jose, 6/8/03
Most all-purpose yards in a game: 255 by Hunkie Cooper vs. IOWA, 8/13/95
POSTSEASON RECORDS
Returns
Longest field goal return in a game: 42 by Hunkie Cooper vs. CAROLINA, 8/4/02
Most field goal returns in a game: 3 by Hunkie Cooper vs. CHARLOTTE, 8/18/94
Longest kickoff return in a game: 57 yards by Siaha Burley vs. LOS ANGELES, 6/6/04
Most kickoff returns in a game: 9 by Hunkie Cooper vs. TAMPA BAY, 8/16/97
Most combined kick return yards: 192 by Hunkie Cooper vs. TAMPA BAY, 8/16/97
Most touchdowns in a game: 2 by Hunkie Cooper vs. ORLANDO, 8/10/96
Kicking
Most field goals in a game: 3 by Bjorn Nittmo at Orlando, 8/13/00 and Luis Zendejas
vs. CHARLOTTE, 8/18/94
Longest field goal in a game: 51 by Bjorn Nittmo at Albany, 8/15/00
Most PAT’s in a game: 9 by Nelson Garner at San Jose, 6/8/03
Miscellaneous
Most points scoring in a game: 30, four times, last time by Rod Windsor at Spokane,
8/6/10
Most touchdowns in a game: 5, four times, last time by Rod Windsor at Spokane,
8/6/10
Defense
Most interceptions in a game: 2 by Shawn Parnell vs. TAMPA BAY, 8/16/97
Most interception return yards in a game: 47, by Ricky Parker vs. LAS VEGAS, 5/25/03
Most touchdowns on interception returns in a game: 1, four times, last time by Ricky
Parker vs. LAS VEGAS, 5/25/03
Most tackles in a game: 13 by Garland Rivers vs. Detroit, 8/14/93
Most solo tackles in a game: 11, two times, last time by Cedric Walker vs. IOWA,
8/25/97
Most tackle assists in a game: 5, twice, last time by Aric Williams vs. GRAND RAPIDS,
6/30/08
Most sacks in a game: 2, Frank Trentadue vs. LAS VEGAS 5/25/02
Most touchdowns on fumbles: 1, twice, last time by Frank Trentadue and Pete Tramontanas vs. LAS VEGAS, 5/25/03
Most pass deflections in a game: 6 by Kelvin Hunter vs. COLORADO, 6/16/04
TEAM SINGLE GAME RECORDS (Home Games in Caps)
Rushing
Most rushing attempts in a game: 15 vs. IOWA, 8/25/97
Most yards gained rushing in a game: 74 at Tampa Bay, 6/22/03
Most touchdowns rushing in a game: 4 vs. ORLANDO, 8/10/96
POSTSEASON RECORDS
Passing
Most pass attempts in a game: 47 vs. CAROLINA, 8/4/02
Most pass completions in a game: 27 (twice) last vs. SAN JOSE, 6/27/04
Most passes had intercepted in a game: 2, five times, last time vs. CAROLINA, 8/4/02
Most yards passing in a game: 367 vs. SAN JOSE, 6/27/04
Most touchdown passes in a game: 9, vs. CAROLINA, 8/4/02
Offense
Most yards total offense in a game: 372 vs. SAN JOSE, 6/27/04
Most all-purpose running yards in a game: 483 vs. TAMPA BAY, 8/16/97
Most first downs in a game: 27 vs. SAN JOSE, 6/27/04
Most first downs rushing in a game: 5, twice, last time vs. UTAH, 5/20/06
Most first downs passing in a game: 21 vs. SAN JOSE, 6/27/04
Most first downs by penalty in a game: 5 vs. LAS VEGAS, 5/25/03
Most fumbles in a game: 3, at San Jose, 8/4/01
Most fumbles lost in a game: 2, three times, last time vs. SAN JOSE, 8/18/02
Most penalties in a game: 13 vs. CHARLOTTE, 8/8/93
Most yards penalized in a game: 73 at Tampa Bay, 6/22/03
Defense
Most tackles: 38 vs. MILWAUKEE, 8/9/97
Most sacks: 5 vs. LAS VEGAS, 5/25/03
Most interceptions in a game: 5 vs. ALBANY, 8/27/94
Most yards interception returns in a game: 47 vs. LAS VEGAS, 5/25/03
KickinG
Most field goals attempted in a game: 4, two times, last time vs. NASHVILLE, 8/7/99
Most field goals made in a game: 3, two times, last time at Orlando, 8/13/00
Most kickoff returns in a game: 9 vs. TAMPA BAY, 8/16/97
Most kickoff return yards in a game: 192 vs. TAMPA BAY, 8/16/97
Miscellaneous
Most possession time in a game: 37:49 vs. CAROLINA, 8/4/02 (42:27 (OT) vs. TAMPA
BAY, 8/16/97)
Best third-down percentage in a game: .750, two times, last time vs. BUFFALO,
7/27/00
Most points scored in a game: 70 at Los Angeles, 6/1/03
Most points allowed in a game: 73 vs. ALBANY, 8/14/99
Most points scored in a half: 45 vs. ORLANDO (second half), 8/10/96
Most points allowed in a half: 40 vs. ALBANY (second half), 8/14/99
Most points scored in a quarter: 27 vs. UTAH (fourth quarter), 5/20/06
Most points allowed in a quarter: 28 vs. CHARLOTTE (second quarter), 8/8/93
Most touchdowns scored in a game: 9 vs. CAROLINA, 8/4/02
POSTSEASON CAREER STATS
RECEIVING PASSING Yards Yards 6,655 Sherdrick Bonner 1994-06
1,539 Hunkie Cooper 1993-04
589 Paul Justin 1993
1,285 Randy Gatewood 1996-06
315
Nick Davila 2010
1,164 C. Schexnayder1994-99, 2001
337 Lance Funderburk 1999-00
763 Maurice Bryant 2000-02
250 Donnie Davis 1997
580 Orshawante Bryant 2002-04
233 Jeff Smoker 2008
385 Cedric Tillman 1993-95, 1997
380 Siaha Burley 2004, 2008
Completions 278 Tom Pace 2003-04
540 Sherdrick Bonner 1994-06
241 Chris Horn 2001-02
47 Paul Justin 1993
229 Muhammad Oliver 1998-01
25
Nick Davila
2010
Receptions 19 Donnie Davis 1997
139 Hunkie Cooper 1993-04
17 Jeff Smoker 2008
99 Randy Gatewood 1996-06
81 C. Schexnayder1994-99, 2001
Attempts 52 Orshawante Bryant 2002-04
51 Maurice Bryant 2000-02
71 Paul Justin 1993
31 Siaha Burley 2004, 2008
43
Nick Davila
2010
25 Cedric Tillman 1993-95, 1997
24 Tom Pace 2003-04
28 Donnie Davis 1997
24 Jeff Smoker 2008
Average (Minimum 10 Rec.) 15.4 Cedric Tillman 1993-95, 1997
Percentage (Minimum 100 Att.) 15.2 Herb Duncan 1995-98
67.8 Donnie Davis 1997
14.4 C. Schexnayder 1
994-99, 2001
66.2 Paul Justin 1993
12.9 Maurice Bryant 2000-02
12.8 Randy Gatewood 1996-06
61.1 Sherdrick Bonner 1994-06
12.7
Muhammad
Oliver
1998-01
Siaha Burley 2004, 2008
Touchdowns 12.3 11.9
Milton
Vaughn
1994-96
11.6 Tom Pace 2003-04
7
Paul Justin 1993
6
Nick Davila
2010
Touchdowns
6
Lance Funderburk 1999-00
25 C. Schexnayder 94-99, 2001
4
Donnie Davis 1997
23
4
Jeff Smoker 2008
Maurice Bryant 2000-02
Interceptions 15 14
Orshawante
Bryant
2002-04
9
Tom Pace 2003-04
2
Lance Funderburk 1999-00
9
Siaha
Burley
2004,
2008
2
Paul Justin 1993
6
Chris Horn 2001-02
1
Nick Davila
2010
1
Jeff Smoker 2008
RUSHING Yards 198 Bo Kelly 1996-97, 99, 01-06
67 Bob McMillen 1995-97, 99-00
57 Tracey Mao 1994-96
55 Craig Barr 1993-94
43 Brian Easter 1996-98
36 Terry Samuels 1998
Rushes 57 Bo Kelly 1996-97, 99, 01-04
26 Bob McMillen 1995-97, 99-00
17 Craig Barr 1993-95
15 Brian Easter 1996-98
14 Tracey Mao 1994-96
Average (Minimum 10 Attempts) 4.5 Terry Samuels 1998
4.1 Tracey Mao 1994-96
3.7 Andy Coviello 1992-93
3.5 Bo Kelly 1996-97, 99, 2001-06
3.2 Craig Barr 1993-95
2.9 Brian Easter 1996-98
2.5 Bob McMillen 1995-97, 99-00
Touchdowns 15 Bo Kelly 1996-97, 01-06
7
Hunkie Cooper 1993-03
6
Sherdrick Bonner 1994-06
4
Craig Barr 1993-95
2
Terry Samuels 1998
RETURNS Yards 2,254 Hunkie Cooper 1993-04
323 Siaha Burley 2004
137 Chris Horn 2001-02
147 Trandon Harvey 2008, 2010
115 C. Schexnayder 1
994-99, 2001
Returns 120 Hunkie Cooper 1993-04
15 Siaha Burley 2004
10 C. Schexnayder1994-99, 2001
Average (Minimum 10 Returns) 21.5 Siaha Burley 2004
18.9 Hunkie Cooper 1993-04
Touchdowns 3
KICKING Total Points 64 Nelson Garner 2003-04
52 Luis Zendejas 1993-94
26 Bjorn Nittmo 2000
26 Anthony Brenner 1997
26 Kyle Pooler 1998-99, 2001
One Point Extra Points Made 46 Nelson Garner 2003-04
17 Kyle Pooler 1998-99, 2001
13 Gary Kral 2006
One Point Extra Points Attempted 52 Nelson Garner 2003-04
23 Kyle Pooler 1998-99, 2001
15 Gary Kral 2006
Field Goals Made 10 Luis Zendejas 1993-94
6
Nelson Garner 2003-04
4
Bjorn Nittmo 2000
4
Trey Weir 1996
3
Anthony Brenner 1997
3
Kyle Pooler 1998-99, 2001
Field Goals Attempted 15 Luis Zendejas 1993-94
11 Nelson Garner 2003-04
7
Kyle Pooler 1998-99, 2001
7
Bjorn Nittmo 2000
7
Anthony Brenner 1997
Two Point Extra Points Made 1
Luis Zendejas 1993-94
Two Point Extra Points Attempted 4
Luis Zendejas 1993-94
One Point Extra Point Percentage 100.0
Fabrizio Scaccia
2010
94.4 Anthony Brenner 1997
90.9 Luis Zendejas 1993-94
88.5 Nelson Garner 2003-04
86.7 Gary Kral 2006
82.3 Bjorn Nittmo 2000
78.6 Trey Weir 1996
Field Goal Percentage 66.7 Luis Zendejas 1993-94
66.7 Trey Weir 1996
57.1 Bjorn Nittmo 2000
DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Total Tackles 74.5 Cecil Doggette 1995, 97-02
61.5 Hunkie Cooper 1993-04
62 Ricky Parker 2000-04
41.5 Cedric Walker 1997, 1999-00
35 Muhammed Oliver 1998-01
28.5 Carlos Brooks 1994, 98-99
25.5 Clarence Lawson 2003-06
16 Garland Rivers 1993
15 Richard Holt 1994, 1996
Solo Tackles 67 Cecil Doggette 1995, 97-02
36 Cedric Walker 1997, 99-00
34 Muhammad Oliver 1998-01
27 Carlos Brooks 1994, 98-99
25 Clarence Lawson 2003-06
16 Hamin Milligan 2003
15 Garland Rivers 1993
12 Richard Holt 1994, 1996
11 Joe Burch 1997, 1999, 01-02
Assisted Tackles 29 Hunkie Cooper 1993-04
15 Cecil Doggette 1995, 1997-02
11 Cedric Walker 1997, 1999-00
10 Larry Jones 1994-95
6
Richard Holt 1994, 1996
Sacks 3
Frank Trentadue 2003
2.5 Tim Croff 2002-03
2
Bob McMillen 1995-97, 99-00
Interceptions 5
3
Cecil Doggette 1995, 1997-02
2
Richard Holt 1994, 1996
2
Milton Vaughn 1994-96
2
Shawn Parnell 1997
2
Carlos Brooks 1994, 1998
2
Passes Defended 28 Cecil Doggette 1995, 97-02
9
Carlos Brooks 1994, 98
9
Kelvin Hunter 2004
6
Cedric Walker 1997, 99
5
Brian Covington 1993
5
Muhammad Oliver 1998-01
4
Larry Jones 1994-95
3
Chris McKenzie 2008
RATTLER AFL RECORDS
Receptions
Rod Windsor, 193 (201)
Most Career Rushing Yards
Bo Kelly, 1,571
Receiving Yards
Rod Windsor, 2,372 (2010)
Most Consecutive Games with 100+
Yards
Calvin Schexnayder, 7 (1998)#
Most Seasons, One Club
Sherdrick Bonner, 15 (1993-2007)
Most Season, 2,000-or-More Yards
Passing
Sherdrick Bonner, 12 (1994, 1996-98,
2000-07)
Fewest Times Sacked in a Season
Sherdrick Bonner, 0 (1997)
Most Career Rushes
Bo Kelly, 540
Most Career Kickoff Returns
Hunkie Cooper, 500
Most MFG Return Yards
Hunkie Cooper, 1,689
Most Career Return Yards
Hunkie Cooper, 11,499
Most Combined TDs in a Game
23, at Los Angeles (4/13/03)
#-Holds record with Siaha Burley
AFL SEASON AWARDS
ArenaBowl Champions
VIII 1994, XI 1997
Assistant Coach of the Year
Danny White
Commissioner’s Award
(Best Run Franchise)
1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000
Most Valuable Player
1993, OS - Hunkie Cooper
Executive of the Year
1993, Bryan Colangelo
1997, 1999, 2000 Gene Nudo
Founders Award
2002, Gene Nudo
Coach of the Year
1993, Danny White
Offensive Player of the Year
1998, OS - Calvin Schexnayder
Rookie of the Year
2010, WR - Rod Windsor
ArenaBowl MVP
1994, QB - Sherdrick Bonner
1997, QB – Donnie Davis
ArenaBowl Ironman
1997, WR/LB - Hunkie Cooper
AFL SEASON AWARDS
Ironman of the Year
1999, 2000 WR/LB - Hunkie Cooper
2003, 2006 WR/DB- Randy Gatewood
15th Anniversary First Team
Bob McMillen
Hunkie Cooper
15th Anniversary Second Team
Calvin Schexnayder
Cecil Doggette
AFL’s 20 Greatest Players (2006)
#5- Hunkie Cooper
#8- Sherdrick Bonner
#17- Randy Gatewood
#20- Bob McMillen
Hall of Fame
Danny White
AFLWA Player of the Year
2005, OS- Siaha Burley
ALL-ARENA RATTLERS
All-Arena First Team
1993
Hunkie Cooper
1995
Hunkie Cooper
1996
Hunkie Cooper
1997
Randy Gatewood
Calvin Schexnayder
1998
Sherdrick Bonner
Calvin Schexnayder
1999
Cecil Doggette
2000
Bob McMillen
Hunkie Cooper
2002
Chris Horn
2003
Sherdrick Bonner
Randy Gatewood
2004
Bryan Henderson
2005
Randy Gatewood
All-Arena Second Team
1994
Cedric Tillman
Doc Wise
1996
Randy Gatewood
1997
Sherdrick Bonner
Hunkie Cooper
1999
Bob McMillen
Randy Gatewood
Hunkie Cooper
2000
Sherdrick Bonner
Randy Gatewood
2002
Sherdrick Bonner
Cecil Doggette
2005
Siaha Burley
All-Ironman Team
1999
Hunkie Cooper
2000
Hunkie Cooper
2001
Hunkie Cooper
2002
Randy Gatewood
Stacy Evans
2003
Randy Gatewood
2004
Wendall Gaines
2006
Randy Gatewood
2008
Wendall Gaines
All-Rookie Team
1999
Chad May
Stacy Evans
2000
Wendall Gaines
2001
Chris Horn
2003
Bryan Henderson
2007
Trandon Harvey
Keyuo Craver
2008
Atlas Herrion
All-Star Games
1993
Paul Justin
Richard Ashe
Chris Baus
Arnold Campbell
Garland Rivers
Luis Zendejas
Danny White
WEEKLY AWARDS WON
YEAR
1992
1993
1993
1993
1993
1994
1994
1995
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1997
1997
1997
1997
1998
1998
1999
1999
1999
1999 1999
1999
2000
2001
2001
2001
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2004
WEEK
Week 9
Week 2
Week 5
Week 8
Week 11
Week 4
Week 11
Week 3
Week 2
Week 5
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Week 4
Week 11
Week 13
Week 13
Week 1
Week 14
Week 1
Week 7
Week 9
Week 10
Week 12
Week 13
Week 13
Week 2
Week 9
Week 10
Week 2
Week 6
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 16
Week 16
Week 2
Week 3
Week 3
Week 6
Week 11
Week 12
Week 4
AWARDPOSITION
PLAYER
MVP
QB
Gene Johnson
Ironman
WR/DB
Roy Hurd
MVP
OS
Hunkie Cooper
MVP
QB
Paul Justin
MVP OS
Hunkie Cooper
MVP
K
Luis Zendejas
MVP
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
MVP
QB
Aaron Garcia
Ironman
WR/LB
Hunkie Cooper
MVP
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
Ironman
WR/DB
Randy Gatewood
Ironman
FB/LB
Michael “Bo” Kelly
MVP
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
Ironman
WR/DB
Randy Gatewood
MVP
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
Ironman
WR/LB
Hunkie Cooper
MVP
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
MVP
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
MVP
OS
Calvin Schexnayder
MVP
QB
Donnie Davis
Ironman
RB/LB
Bob MacMillen
MVP
QB
Donnie Davis
Ironman
WR/DB
Hunkie Cooper
Ironman
WR/DB
Hunkie Cooper
MVP
QB
Chad May
Ironman
FB/LB
Bob McMillen
Ironman
WR/LB
Hunkie Cooper
Ironman
WR/LB
Chris Horn
MVP
OS
Calvin Schexnayder
MVP
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
MVP
OS
Chris Horn
MVP
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
MVP
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
Defense DS
Cecil Doggette
Defense
DS
Cecil Doggette
Ironman
FB/LB
John Peaua
Ironman
WR/DB
Randy Gatewood
Offense
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
Ironman
WR/LB
Hunkie Cooper
Defense
WR/DB
Randy Gatewood
Offense
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
Offense
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
Ironman
WR/LB
Hunkie Cooper
WEEKLY AWARDS WON
YEAR
2004
2004
2004
2005
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006 2008
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
WEEK
Week 11
Week 14
Week 17
Week 16
Week 4
Week 6
Week 7
Week 9
Week 11
Playoffs (WC)
Week 13
Week 1
Week 3
Week 4
Week 4
Week 8
Week 10
Week 11
Week 11
AWARDPOSITION
PLAYER
Offense
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
Offense
QB
Sherdrick Bonner
Defense
OL/DL
Bryan Henderson
Ironman
WR/LB
Tom Pace
Offense
OS
Damien Groce
Ironman
WR/DB
Randy Gatewood
Ironman
WR/DB
Randy Gatewood
Ironman
WR/DB
Randy Gatewood
Offense
WR/DB
Randy Gatewood
Defense OL/DL
Wendall Gaines
Defense
DB
Isaiah Trufant
Defense
DB
Riley Swanson
Playmaker
WR
Trandon Harvey
Offense
WR
Rod Windsor
Highlight
WR
Anthony Mix
Highlight
DB/KR
Terrance Sanders
Offense
WR
J.J. McKelvey
Offense
QB
Nick Davila
Catch
WR
Rod Windsor
ALL-TIME ATTENDANCE
Year
1992*
1993*
1994
1995
1996
1997#
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008&
2010
Totals
Home Games
Regular Season (5)
Regular Season (6)
Playoffs (1)
Regular Season (7)
Playoffs (1)
Regular Season (6)
Playoffs (1)
Regular Season (7)
Playoffs (1)
Regular Season (7)
Playoffs (3)
Regular Season (7)
Playoffs (2)
Regular Season (7)
Playoffs (1)
Regular Season (7)
Playoffs (1)
Regular Season (7)
Playoffs (1)
Regular Season (7)
Playoffs (2)
Regular Season (8)
Playoffs (1)
Regular Season (8)
Playoffs (3)
Regular Season (8)
Regular Season (8)
Playoffs (1)
Regular Season (8)
Regular Season (8)
Playoffs (1)
Regular Season (8)
Regular Season (113)
Playoffs (19)
Games (132)
Attendance
77,525
93,030
15,505
105,358
12,178
92,577
14,761
107,743
15,129
111,858
48,826
110,488
27,166
105,406
11,671
98,155
9,471
89,266
9,535
95,182
24,676
104,225
11,862
104,005
41,577
91,615
81,535
7,982
80,619
94,637
10.862
86,380
1,531,304
253,219
1,708,941
Average
15,505*
15,505*
15,505*
14,692
12,178
15,334
14,761
15,359
15,129
15,980
16,275
15,784
13,583
15,058
11,671
14,022
9,471
12,752
9,535
13,597
12,338
13,028
11,862
13,000
13,859
11,451
10,191
7,982
10,077
11,830
10,862
10,798
12,787
13,327
12,947
Sellout
5
6
1
2
0
4
0
5
0
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
^1
26
3
29
*Sellout season
#Expanded arena capacity to 16,923 from 15,505
& Reduced arena capacity from 16,923 to 14,398
^Team gave away all tickets to opening night game
29 Sellouts
Record Crowd - 17,436 (standing room only), ArenaBowl XI, Monday, August 25
ARENA
FOOTBALL
LEAGUE
AFL COMMISSIONER
JERRY B. KURZ
COMMISSIONER
Jerry B. Kurz returns for his second season as the AFL’s
Commissioner. Commissioner Kurz has been involved with
Arena Football for the past 25 years, including five seasons
as president with arenafootball2 (af2). Out-tenured only by
the creator of Arena Football, Jim Foster, Kurz has dedicated
his life to furthering the sport with a strong business ethic
and core values meant to bring the highest quality product
to the ever-growing fan base of arena football fans.
In his time as the president of the af2, the league saw extensive growth in small-to-mid sized markets, building an extremely dedicated fan base
across the country. That foundation helped to fuel the return of the Arena Football League
in 2010 after a year on hiatus due to financial instability. Kurz and a group of enthusiastic investors arranged the acquisition of the AFL’s assets in bankruptcy court in late 2009
and revived the league in early 2010, fulfilling the promise that arena football would be
played in 2010.
Kurz has also served as the AFL’s Vice President of International Development, where he
was in charge of the League’s international exposure. During his tenure, he was responsible for administering the H3 Visa program, allowing international players to play for AFL
teams stateside. He also arranged and executed all internationally played games for the
Arena Football League.
Arena Football isn’t Kurz’s only claim to fame. He is also a founding member of Gridiron
Enterprises, Inc., a sports consulting firm based out of Chicago. Gridiron Enterprises,
consisting of Kurz, Foster and attorney William Niro, is the original founder of the AFL.
Kurz has been a player, a coach, a general manager and an owner during his lifelong involvement with the game of football. He is also a member of four football Hall of Fames,
including membership in the first class of the Arena Football Hall of Fame as well as membership in the arenafootball2 Hall of Fame.
Kurz attended the University of Oklahoma as an undergraduate and later earned his Juris
Doctor Degree at Northern Illinois. Kurz is a licensed attorney in Illinois and operated a
law firm with his wife, Kathryn Hall, for 20 years. Jerry and his wife, Kathryn, have one
son named Matthew who is currently a football coach at Lake Forest College.
MISSION STATEMENT
“To serve our community with pride and passion as a quality example of individual and
team excellence on the field, in the office, at the arena and within the community by consistently exceeding our customers’ expectations by demonstrating the highest character,
appreciation and respect for our game, customers, teammates and partners as a costeffective and visionary organization providing a total entertainment experience.”
FANS’ BILL OF RIGHTS
In furtherance of our Mission Statement,
we, the players, coaches, officials, staff and
owners of the AFL are thankful to the Fans
that we serve, appreciate their support and
dedicate ourselves collectively to protecting
their rights as the greatest sports and entertainment Fans in the world.
We believe that every Fan should receive
the very best in competitive football, entertainment, merchandise, food and beverage
for their purchasing power.
We believe that every Fan demands that we
maintain absolute respect for the game of
Arena Football and maintain the integrity of
the finest of fair competition at all times.
We believe that Fans expect the Arena
Football League to be comprised of gentlemen and ladies who are examples and role
models for youth, free of physical violence,
drugs, alcohol, and gambling abuse.
We believe that every Fan is entitled to interact with and have access to players and
coaches for autographs and conversation in
We believe that every Fan is entitled to a recognition of their support at every game.
wholesome environment for guests and
family members, free of violence, profane We believe that Fans are entitled to fast, acgestures and language or rude and invasive curate, and complete information about our
behavior that could in any way interfere players, coaches, league, games, and perwith a first-class entertainment experience. formance.
We believe that every Fan deserves our very
best effort on a consistent basis, on every
play on the field, every action in the stands,
every call to our office, and every involvement in our
community.
We believe that every Fan is entitled to a
total entertainment experience at an affordable cost for all members of the family from
the time they arrive at the arena to the time
they depart.
We believe that Fans expect us to honor our
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2011 AFL SCHEDULE
Week 1
Friday, March 11, 2011
Philadelphia @ Pittsburgh , 8:00 pm
Tampa Bay @ New Orleans , 8:00 pm
Spokane @ San Jose , 10:30 pm
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Kansas City @ Dallas , 1:00 pm
Jacksonville @ Arizona , 8:05 pm
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Tulsa @ Georgia , 4:05 pm
Monday, March 14, 2011
Chicago @ Milwaukee , 8:30 pm
Week 6
Friday, April 15, 2011
Tampa Bay @ Philadelphia , 8:00 pm
Milwaukee @ Dallas , 8:30 pm
Spokane @ Utah , 9:00 pm
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Jacksonville @ Pittsburgh , 7:30 pm
New Orleans @ Cleveland , 7:30 pm
Orlando @ Georgia , 7:30 pm
Arizona @ Kansas City , 8:00 pm
San Jose @ Tulsa , 8:00 pm
Chicago @ Iowa , 8:05 pm
Week 2
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Tampa Bay @ Utah , 9:00 pm
Georgia @ Jacksonville , 8:00 pm
Orlando @ New Orleans , 8:00 pm
Philadelphia @ Chicago , 8:00 pm
Kansas City @ San Jose , 10:30 pm
Tulsa @ Dallas , 1:00 pm
Iowa @ Pittsburgh , 7:30 pm
Milwaukee @ Arizona , 8:05 pm
Cleveland @ Spokane , 10:00 pm
Week 7
Pittsburgh @ New Orleans , 8:00 pm
Kansas City @ Chicago , 8:00 pm
Cleveland @ Jacksonville , 7:00 pm
Dallas @ Tampa Bay , 7:30 pm
Spokane @ Orlando , 7:30 pm
Georgia @ Milwaukee , 8:00 pm
Iowa @ Tulsa , 8:00 pm
Utah @ Arizona , 8:05 pm
Philadelphia @ San Jose , 10:30 pm
Week 3
Spokane @ Iowa , 8:00 pm
San Jose @ Chicago , 8:30 pm
New Orleans @ Jacksonville , 7:00 pm
Utah @ Orlando , 7:30 pm
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Cleveland @ Tampa Bay , 7:30 pm
Monday, March 28, 2011
Arizona @ Tulsa , 7:00 pm
Pittsburgh @ Milwaukee , 8:30 pm
Week 4
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Dallas @ Utah , 9:00 pm
Jacksonville @ Tampa Bay , 8:00 pm
Iowa @ San Jose , 10:30 pm
Kansas City @ Spokane , 11:00 pm
Chicago @ Cleveland , 4:00 pm
Tulsa @ Pittsburgh , 7:30 pm
Georgia @ New Orleans , 8:00 pm
Orlando @ Arizona , 8:05 pm
Monday, April 4, 2011
Philadelphia @ Milwaukee , 8:30 pm
Week 5
Dallas @ Georgia , 8:00 pm
Utah @ San Jose , 10:30 pm
Philadelphia @ Orlando , 7:30 pm
Iowa@ Kansas City , 8:30 pm
Week 8
Tulsa @ Cleveland , 7:30 pm
Dallas @ Kansas City , 8:30 pm
Pittsburgh @ Georgia , 7:30 pm
Orlando @ Jacksonville , 8:00 pm
New Orleans @ Chicago , 8:00 pm
Tampa Bay @ Milwaukee , 8:00 pm
Philadelphia @ Iowa , 8:05 pm
Arizona @ Spokane , 10:00 pm
Week 9
Friday, May 6, 2011
Jacksonville @ Philadelphia , 7:05 pm
Milwaukee @ Cleveland , 7:30 pm
Tampa Bay @ Orlando , 8:00 pm
Utah @ Georgia , 8:05 pm
Iowa @ Dallas , 8:30 pm
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Chicago @ Tulsa , 8:00 pm
New Orleans @ Kansas City , 8:00 pm
Spokane @ Pittsburgh , 8:00 pm
Arizona @ San Jose , 10:30 pm
Week 10
Friday, May 13, 2011
Georgia @ Philadelphia , 7:05 pm
Kansas City @ Tampa Bay , 7:30 pm
Iowa @ Jacksonville , 8:00 pm
Tulsa @ New Orleans , 8:00 pm
Cleveland @ Orlando , 7:30 pm
San Jose @ Pittsburgh , 7:30 pm
Chicago @ Arizona , 8:05 pm
Milwaukee @ Utah , 9:00 pm
Dallas @ Spokane , 10:00 pm
2011 AFL SCHEDULE
Week 11
Arizona @ New Orleans , 8:00 pm
Tampa Bay @ Spokane , 11:00 pm
Philadelphia @ Cleveland , 7:00 pm
Jacksonville @ Georgia , 7:35 pm
Kansas City @ Tulsa , 8:00 pm
San Jose @ Utah , 9:00 pm
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Dallas @ Chicago , 4:00 pm
Week 12
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Orlando @ Milwaukee , 8:00 pm
New Orleans @ Philadelphia , 7:05 pm
Utah @ Iowa , 8:05 pm
Tulsa @ Chicago , 8:30 pm
Spokane @ Kansas City , 8:00 pm
Cleveland @ Arizona , 8:05 pm
Pittsburgh @ Dallas , 8:30 pm
Georgia @ San Jose , 10:30 pm
Week 13
Friday, June 3, 2011
Milwaukee @ Philadelphia , 7:05 pm
Jacksonville @ New Orleans , 8:00 pm
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Chicago @ Kansas City , 2:00 pm
Cleveland @ Pittsburgh , 7:30 pm
Tampa Bay @ Georgia , 7:35 pm
Orlando @ Iowa , 8:05 pm
San Jose @ Dallas , 8:30 pm
Arizona @ Utah , 9:00 pm
Week 14
Philadelphia @ Spokane , 8:00 pm
Georgia @ Cleveland , 7:00 pm
Jacksonville @ Orlando , 7:30 pm
Pittsburgh @ Tampa Bay , 7:30 pm
Kansas City @ Milwaukee , 8:00 pm
Utah @ Tulsa , 8:00 pm
Iowa @ Arizona , 8:05 pm
Week 15
Tulsa @ Philadelphia , 7:05 pm
Orlando @ Tampa Bay , 8:00 pm
New Orleans @ Georgia , 8:05 pm
Milwaukee @ Jacksonville , 7:00 pm
San Jose @ Arizona , 8:05 pm
Dallas @ Iowa , 8:05 pm
Pittsburgh @ Utah , 9:00 pm
Chicago @ Spokane, 10:00 pm
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Cleveland @ Kansas City , 2:00 pm
Week 16
Kansas City @ Utah , 8:00 pm
San Jose @ Cleveland , 7:00 pm
Tampa Bay @ Jacksonville , 7:00 pm
Arizona @ Philadelphia , 7:05 pm
Milwaukee @ Pittsburgh , 7:30 pm
Georgia @ Orlando , 7:30 pm
Dallas @ Tulsa , 8:00 pm
Spokane @ New Orleans , 8:00 pm
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Iowa @ Chicago , 4:00 pm
Week 17
Friday, July 1, 2011
New Orleans @ Tampa Bay , 7:30 pm
Pittsburgh @ Orlando , 8:00 pm
Tulsa @ Iowa , 8:05 pm
Utah @ Chicago , 8:30 pm
Jacksonville @ San Jose , 10:30 pm
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Cleveland @ Milwaukee , 8:00 pm
Spokane @ Arizona , 8:05 pm
Philadelphia @ Dallas , 8:30 pm
Week 18
Cleveland @ Philadelphia , 8:00 pm
Milwaukee @ New Orleans , 8:00 pm
Dallas @ Jacksonville , 7:00 pm
Chicago @ Georgia , 7:35 pm
Tampa Bay @ Tulsa , 8:00 pm
Kansas City @ Iowa , 8:05 pm
Utah @ Spokane , 10:00 pm
Orlando @ San Jose , 10:30 pm
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Arizona @ Pittsburgh , 7:30 pm
Week 19
Pittsburgh @ Cleveland , 8:00 pm
Jacksonville @ Kansas City , 8:30 pm
Georgia @ Tampa Bay , 7:30 pm
Iowa @ Milwaukee , 8:00 pm
Orlando @ Tulsa , 8:00 pm
Chicago @ Dallas , 8:30 pm
New Orleans @ Utah , 9:00 pm
San Jose @ Spokane , 10:00 pm
Week 20
Pittsburgh @ Philadelphia , 7:05 pm
Utah @ Cleveland , 7:30 pm
Spokane @ Jacksonville , 8:00 pm
New Orleans @ Orlando , 7:30 pm
San Jose @ Tampa Bay , 7:30 pm
Milwaukee @ Chicago , 8:00 pm
Tulsa @ Kansas City , 8:00 pm
Georgia @ Iowa , 8:05 pm
Arizona @ Dallas , 8:30 pm
NFL NETWORK SCHEDULE
NFL NETWORK “ARENA FOOTBALL FRIDAY”
GAME OF THE WEEK
WEEK
DATE VISITING TEAM 1
11 March
Philadelphia
2
18 March Philadelphia
3
25 March Spokane
4
01 April
Jacksonville 5
08 April Dallas 6
15 April Tampa Bay
7
22 April
Kansas City
8*
30 April*
Orlando
9
06 May
Tampa Bay 10 13 May
Tulsa 11 20 May
Arizona 12 27 May
Utah
13 03 June Jacksonville 14
10 June Philadelphia 15
17 June Orlando 16 24 June Kansas City
17 01 July Pittsburgh 18 08 July Cleveland
19 15 July Pittsburgh 20 22 July Spokane
*This broadcast is Saturday night due to the NFL Draft schedule.
HOME TEAM
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Iowa
Tampa Bay
Georgia
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jacksonville
Orlando
New Orleans
New Orleans
Iowa
New Orleans
Spokane
Tampa Bay
Utah
Orlando
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Jacksonville
PLAYOFFS ON NFL NETWORK
First Round
July 29-30
Conference Championship Round
August 5-6
ArenaBowl XXIV
August 12
RULES OF THE GAME
FIELD
• An indoor padded surface 85 feet wide and 50 yards long with eight-yard end zones.
• Goal posts are nine feet wide with a crossbar height of 15 feet (NFL goal posts are 181/2 feet wide with the crossbar at 10 feet).
• The goal-side rebound nets are 30 feet wide by 32 feet high. The bottoms of the nets
are eight feet above the ground.
• Sideline barriers are 48 inches high and made of high-density foam rubber.
EQUIPMENT
• The official football is the same size and weight as the National Football League ball.
Each ball is manufactured by Spalding, a division of Russell Corporation.
PLAYERS AND FORMATIONS
• Eight players on the field; 21-man active roster; three-man inactive roster.
• Players may play both offense and defense.
RULES OF THE GAME
PLAYERS AND FORMATIONS (CONTINUED)
• Substitution: Coaches are permitted to substitute players at will.
• Four (4) offensive players must line up on the line of scrimmage.
• Three (3) defensive players must be down linemen (in a three- or four-point stance).
One linebacker may blitz on either side of the center. Alignment is two-or-more yards off
the line of scrimmage. No stunting or twisting.
• Offensive motion: One receiver may go in forward motion before the snap.
TIMING
• Four 15-minute quarters with a 15-minute halftime.
• The clock stops for out-of-bounds plays or incomplete passes only in the last minute
of each half and when the referee deems it necessary for penalties, injuries or timeouts.
• Each team is allowed three (3) timeouts per half.
MOVEMENT OF THE BALL AND SCORING
• Four (4) downs are allowed to advance the ball 10 yards for a first down, or to score.
• Six (6) points for a touchdown.
• One (1) point for a conversion by place kick after a touchdown, two (2) points for a
conversion by drop kick and two (2) points for a successful run
or pass after a touchdown.
• Three (3) points for a field goal by placement or four (4) points for a field goal by drop kick.
• Two (2) points for a safety.
KICKING
• Kickoffs are from the goal line. Kickers may use a one-inch tee.
• Punting is illegal. On fourth down, a team may go for a first down, touchdown or field
goal.
• The receiving team may field any kickoff or missed field goal that rebounds off the net.
• Any untouched kickoff, which is out of bounds, will be placed at the 20-yard line or the
place where it went out-of-bounds, whichever is more
advantageous to the receiving team.
PASSING
• Receivers must have one foot inbounds for a catch. A forward pass that rebounds off
the rebound net or sideline barrier is a live ball and is in play until it touches the playing
surface.
OVERTIME RULES
• Overtime periods are 15 minutes for both the regular season and the playoffs.
• Each team gets one possession to score. If, after each team has had one possession,
one team is ahead, that team wins. If the teams are tied
after each has had a possession, the next team to score wins.
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
BALL IN THE STANDS – When a ball is thrown or bounces into the seats surrounding the
playing field, the “lucky” fan that catches the ball keeps it.
DROP KICK – A drop-kicked FG is worth 4 points. A drop-kicked extra point is worth 2
points. Former Milwaukee Mustangs kicker Kenny Stucker is the last man to have connected
on a two-point dropkick (1997).
FANS – More than 22 million fans have experienced an AFL game in the League’s 21-Year
History. Last year, in 2007, the AFL drew a record 1,887,054 fans in the regular season,
and including the postseason, more than 2 million fans attended games for the first time in
League history.
IRONMAN – Signifies participants playing both offense and defense.
“MAC” AND “JACK” LINEBACKERS – “Mac” may rush the QB straight on without stunting,
twisting or drop-back coverage. “Jack” must stay within an imaginary box behind the line of
scrimmage. Either LB may cover the fullback or tight end.
OFFENSIVE MOTION – Unlike stadium-played football, one offensive back may go into forward motion prior to the snap of the ball.
OVERTIME – Arena Football has a unique overtime rule. If a contest is tied after regulation,
teams will play a 15-minute overtime. Each team will have one opportunity to score. If, after
each team has had one chance to score, the game is tied, the first team to score is crowned
the winner.
REBOUND NETS – Goal-side rebound nets extend outward from each upright. The nets are
30-feet wide, 32-feet high and extend to 40 feet above the playing surface. The bottom bars
of the frames are positioned eight feet above the surface. The “scoring area” is nine-feet wide
and 15-feet high. Nets are stretched taut so that a missed kick attempt will rebound off the
net and back into the field of play. Once the ball caroms off the net, it’s live.
SIDELINE BARRIERS – Similar to the sideboards that surround a hockey rink, the sideline
barrier encircles the playing surface. The barrier is made of a high-density foam pad, measuring four inches thick.
STUNTING OR TWISTING – When a defensive lineman is rushing the passer, there’s no
“stunting” or “twisting”. In other words, linemen are required to power past offensive linemen.
TIGHT END – One offensive lineman must declare himself a tight end prior to the snap by
simply raising his arm and “declaring” himself a tight end. The Mac (rush-eligible) linebacker
must line-up on the opposite side of the center from the tight end.
TWO-WAY PLAYERS – One of the most “throwback” features of the Arena Football League
is the fact that the game features eight-on-eight football, where at times, some players will
play both offense and defense.
MISC. INFORMATION
ROSTER LIMITS
From the first day the League allows the signing of free-agent
players until the first league-sanctioned cut-down date, teams are
prohibited from having more than 35 players on their roster. Players listed on the active list or free-agent signees are considered
eligible to be counted for the 35-man roster.
Teams will be required to reduce their active lists to 24 players by
5 p.m. CST on the last day of camp. The 21-man active list and
three practice players will remain in effect for the remainder of the
regular season and the playoffs, including ArenaBowl XXIV.
Each team may maintain a maximum 21-player roster and 3-player practice squad during the regular season. Every club may
dress a maximum of 21 players for each game. Teams may have
a gameday inactive list with a maximum of three players. In a
documented emergency, a team may add an emergency kicker to
their roster, no later than one hour before kickoff.
TRADES
The trading period began on the Monday following ArenaBowl
XXIII—and will end at 5 p.m. CST on Sunday, May 15, 2010.
Upon reporting to his new team, each traded player must pass the
physical given by his new team. Failure to pass the physical and/
or failure to report will nullify the trade.
PLAYOFF QUALIFICATION,
SELECTION OF TEAMS
Eight teams qualify for the playoffs, four from each conference-American and National. The four qualifying teams in each conference consist of the two division champions and two Wild Cards,
determined by best overall record. Seeding in each conference is
based on overall record, with the top two seeds in each conference
reserved for the division champions, regardless of record. In the
First Round, July 29-30, the first two seeds in each conference are
the two division winners. The next two teams are seeded by next
best two overall records. Teams ranked 1 and 2 earn home playoff
games with 1 hosting 4 and 2 hosting 3. In the Conference Championship Round, August 4-5 the winner of the 1-4 game plays the
winner of the 2-3 game. The home team is decided by the team
with the higher seed. The winners of the Second Round will face
off in ArenaBowl XXIV on August 12th at the home venue of the
higher seeded team.
Tiebreaking Procedures
If, at the end of the regular season, two or more clubs in the same
division are tied with identical won-lost percentages, the following
steps will be taken to determine rank.
Division Champions
If two teams are tied for Division Champions…
RESERVE LISTS
1.
Record in Head to Head games
The reserve list of each team consists of the following categories; 2.
Record within the Division
retired, refused to report, left squad, injured reserve, injured ex- 3.
Record against common opponents
empt, team suspended, league suspended, other league exempt 4.
Point spread in Head to Head games
and physically unable to perform.
5.
Point spread in games against common opponents
6.
Coin toss
INJURED RESERVE
A player who is placed on injured reserve list must remain on in- Two Clubs
jured reserve for a minimum of four weeks. Training camp weeks 1.
Head-to-head best won-lost percentage in games
will not count against that total. Teams activating players from among clubs.
their injured reserve list must do so no less than 24 hours prior to 2.
If teams split head-to-head games, the next tiebreaker that team’s game.
will be the point differential in those two games.
3.
Best won-lost percentage in common games, if appli
KEY 2011 CALENDAR DATES
cable
Dates in grey for teams with a bye in Week 1
4.
Strength of schedule strength up.
February 19
Players may report for physicals and meetings 5.
Best net total touchdowns in all games
only
6.
Coin toss
February 20
1st day of camp. No pads ( 35 man roster due at 5 p.m. CST)
Three or More Clubs
February 23
1st day of full pad practice
•
If two clubs remain tied after a third club is eliminated February 26
Teams with 1st game bye begin camp
during any step, tiebreaker reverts to step 1 of the two-
February 27
1st day of camp. No pads (35 man due)
club format
March 2
1st day of full pads
•
If one team wins multiple-team tiebreaker to advance March 5
Rostered players move into regular season to playoff round, remaining teams revert to step 1 of housing
the two-club format
March 6
Training camp end (24 man roster due at 5 •
All teams must have played head-to-head for step 1 to p.m. CST)
be utilized in a multiple-team tie.
March 11/12
Regular Season begins
1. Head-to-head best won-lost percentage in games March 12
Rostered players move into regular season among clubs.
housing
2. Best won-lost percentage in common games, if ap
Marc h 13
Training camp end (24 man roster due at 5 plicable
p.m. CST)
3. Strength of schedule strength up.
May 15
Trade deadline
4. Best net total touchdowns in all games.
June 15
Future considerations must be completed
5. Coin toss
July 17
End of season reassignment begins
July 22/23
Regular season ends
July 30/31
PLAYOFFS-First Round
August 5/6
PLAYOFFS – Conference Championships
August 12/13
ArenaBowl XXIV
AFL OFFICIALS
SUPERVISOR
Carl T. Paganelli
ASSISTANT
SUPERVISORS
David Chesney
Buddy Ward
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BJ
Tony Canella
Paul Frerking
Matt Kukar
Tim McGowan
Larry Orrico
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Alex Kemp
Ed Feaster
Mike Dolce
Paul Engelberts
Jake Kemp
R
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Tom McCabe
Jeff Carr
Neil Brunner
Brad Brunet
Reginald Berry
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Shawn Hochuli
Matt Richards
Ed Walker
Jim Wharrie
Mearl Robinson
R
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Joe Pester
Chad Bowers
Marc Bovos
Rick Podraza
Derrick Rhone-Dunn
R
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Scott Vaughn
Scott Brown
Adam Savoie
RG Detillier
Alvin Moore
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Shane Anderson
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Matt Dornan
Steve Kovac
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Scott Peterson
John Hoffmann
Bud McCleskey
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Ken Leffle
Terri Valenti
John Jenkins
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Mike Moore
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Reggie Smith
James Cole
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Larry Smith
Robert Colosimo
Kelly Saalfeld
David Meslow
Jeff Johnson
R
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Chris Snead
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Glen Fucik
Brad Rogers
Lo Van Pham
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Perry Havener
Steve Coullias
Steve Clouse
Grantis Bell
Jimmy Russell
Swing Officials
Ken Ray
Steve Strimling
Scott Campbell
Billy Beckett
Craig Griffith
Folayan Kindred
John Drayton
AFL MEDIA CONTACTS
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[email protected]
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ARIZONA RATTLERS
Zach Truty
480/924-0208
[email protected]
JACKSONVILLE SHARKS
Andy Wenstrand
904/621-0700 x5
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CHICAGO RUSH
Erin Herrmann
847/882-9400
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com
KANSAS CITY COMMAND
Neal Fletcher
913/383-9242 x5349
nfletcher@kccommand.
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CLEVELAND GLADIATORS
MILWAUKEE MUSTANGS
Jason Clark
414/224-4000
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Sean Wyatt
216/685-9000 x201
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DALLAS VIGILANTES
Stephen Evans
972/378-9852
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com
GEORGIA FORCE
Justin Hanchey
770/609-1307
jhanchey@goergiaforce.
com
IOWA BARNSTORMERS
Matt Strawn
515/402-6270
[email protected]
NEW ORLEANS VOODOO
Brandon Rizzuto
504/782-3590
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ORLANDO PREDATORS
Amanda Norvell
407/704-6196
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PHILADELPHIA SOUL
Tom Goodhines
215/253-4900 x144
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PITTSBURGH POWER
Ethan Vickers
412/434-6320 x112
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SAN JOSE SABERCATS
Ryan Donough
408/673-3400 x31207
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SPOKANE SHOCK
Kevin Maloney
509/242-7471
kmaloney@spokaneshock.
com
TAMPA BAY STORM
Jim Robinson
813/276-7300
[email protected]
TULSA TALONS
Carolyn Siegerist
918/294-1000
[email protected]
UTAH BLAZE
Dana Romney
801/891-9830
[email protected]
CHICAGO RUSH
CHICAGO RUSH
2340 S. River Road, Suite 400
Des Plaines, IL 60018
T: 847-882-9400
F: 847-882-9413
www.arenarush.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Bob McMillen
Defensive Coord./Asst. Head Coach: Walt Housman
Offensive Coordinator: Shedrick Bonner
Defensive Backs Coach: Titcus Pettigrew
Assistant Coach: Mike Pagliaro
Head Trainer: David Jantzi P.T.
Equipment Manager: Jeff Henderson
ADMINISTRATION
President/General Manager: Gene Nudo
Vice President, Ticketing: Ryan Simmons
Director of Player Personnel: Scott Bailey
Director of Business Development: Jeff Ziegenhorn
Director of Corp. Partnerships: Ryan Smith
Account Executives: Shannon Allen, Peter Grim,
Account Executives: Kristi Read, Mark Serraeo
Inside Sales Representative: Cole Munson
Dance Team Coordinator: Gloria Esposito
Public Relations & Community Relations Coordinator: Erin Herrmann
Director of Game Day Operations: Kimberly Matray Clements
Director of Communications & Media Relations: CJ Clayton ([email protected])
TEAM FACTS
Arena: Allstate Arena (18,500)
AFL Season: 10th
Conference: National
Division: Central
Colors: Navy and Silver
Team Mascot: Grabowski
Dance Team: Adrenaline Rush Dancers
631 Huron Rd.
Cleveland, OH 44115
T: 216-685-9000
F: 216-685-9002
www.clevelandgladiators.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Steve Thonn
Dir. of Player Personnel: Ron Selesky
Offensive/Defensive Line Coach: Whitney Bell
Defensive Backs Coach: Nick Ward
Assistant Coach: Jason Freshwater
Head Trainer: Dean Taylor
Equipment Manager: Brian Freeman
ADMINISTRATION
Owner/CEO: Jim Ferraro
General Manager/COO: Cory Howerton
Assistant General Manager: Phil Tesar
Director of Ticketing: Scott Friedman
Media Relations Coordinator: Sean Wyatt ([email protected])
TEAM FACTS
Arena: Quicken Loans Arena (17,500)
AFL Season: 3rd in Cleveland
Conference: American
Division: East
Colors: Red, Black, Grey & White
DALLAS VIGILANTES
DALLAS VIGILANTES
1280 S. Highway 377
Pilot Point, TX 76258
T: 940-686-8326
F: 940-686-8323
www.dallasvigilantes.com
ADMINISTRATION
Owner/Genral Manager: Peter C. “Woody” Kern
Chief Operations Officer: Stephen Evans
Director of Ticket Sales: Lawrence Levine
Ticket Sales Consultant: Jim Tolbert
Director of New Business Development: Zak Martinez
Director of Corporate Partnerships and Sales: Ronnie Davis
Director of Sponsorship Sales: Clint Boeglin
Director of Media Relations: Ryan Hammons
Head Coach: Clint Dolezel
TEAM FACTS
Arena: American Airlines Arena (15,978)
AFL Season: 2nd
Division: Central
Colors: Blue, Black, Silver and Red
GEORGIA FORCE
GEORGIA FORCE
3120 Medlock Bridge Rd
Building E, Suite 260
Norcross, GA 30071
T: 770-609-1300
F: 770-609-1347
www.georgiaforce.com
ADMINISTRATION
President: Ron Evans
General Manager: Chris Hendley
Director of Media Relations/Game Ops: Justin Hanchey
Director of Ticket Sales: Andy Haskell
Director of Creative Services: Drew McDowell
Corporate Sponsorships: Mike Sammond
Corporate Sponsorships: Bill Blackwell
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Dean Cokinos
Assistant Coach: James Carter
Pro Personnel Director: Chris Steuber
TEAM FACTS
Arena: The Arena at Gwinnett Center (10,500)
AFL Season: 8th
Division: South
Colors: Black, Blue, Silver, White
IOWA BARNSTORMERS
IOWA BARNSTORMERS
730 3rd Street
Des Moines, IA 50309
T: 515-633-2255
F: 515-564-8451
www.theiowabarnstormers.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: John Gregory
Assistant Coach: JT Smith
Assistant Coach: Ryan Sloth
Assistant Coach: Jack Whitver
Assistant Coach: Gary Hoffman
Head Trainer: Sarah Banwarth
Equipment Manager: Chris Idler
ADMINISTRATION
President: Jeff Lamberti
Principal/Owner: Matt Strawn
General Manager: John Pettit
Director of Marketing/Game Ops: Greg Boyd
Director of Corporate Sponsorships: Becky Beach
Corporate Sponsorships: Kari Putney
Director of Ticket Sales: Matt Swim
Account Executive: Aaron Roland
Account Executive: Grant Young
Account Executive: Doug Lang
Account Executive: Nick Woods
Office Manager/Media Contact:
Steph King ([email protected])
TEAM FACTS
Arena: Wells Fargo Arena (11,209)
AFL Season: 8th
Division: Central
Colors: Black, Red & Gold
JACKSONVILLE SHARKS
JACKSONVILLE SHARKS
1000 W. Bay Street
Jacksonville, FL 32202
T: 904-621-0700
F: 904-819-5626
www.jaxsharks.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Les Moss
Defensive Coordinator: Jake Grande
Equipment Manager: BJ Fusco
Director of Sports Medicine: Doug Kliener
ADMINISTRATION
Managing Partner: Jeff Bouchy
Partner: Larry Payne
Partner / VP of Ticketing: Steve Curran
Director of Media Relations: Andy Wenstrand ([email protected])
Director of Community Relations: Jeff Strcula
Controller: John Pearce
Senior Sponsorship Sales Representative: Tim Johnson
Sponsorship Sales Representative: Chris Shea
Ticket Representative: Brian Fossick
Ticket Representative: Kevin Lee
Ticket Representative: Jeffrey Davis-Cole
TEAM FACTS
Arena: Sea Best Field at the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena (13,011)
AFL Season: 2nd
Division: South
Colors: Blood Red, Midnight Black
KANSAS CITY COMMAND
KANSAS CITY COMMAND
T: 913-748-8046
www.kccommand.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Danton Barto
Assistant Head Coach: Brian Hug
Defensive Line Coach: Robert Thomas
Defensive Backs Coach: TerrancE Quattlebaum
Offensive Line Coach: Richard McCleskey
Equipment Manager: Darren Damewood
ADMINISTRATION
President: Pete Likens
Director of Communications: Neal Fletcher
TEAM FACTS
Arena: Sprint Center (18,500)
AFL Season: 4th
Division: Central
Colors: Black, Blue, White
MILWAUKEE MUSTANGS
MILWAUKEE MUSTANGS
933 N. Mayfair Road, Suite 109
Waukesha, WI 53226
T: 414-224-4000
www.mkemustangs.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Bob Landsee
Assistant Head Coach/Dir.,Player Personnel: Mark Stoute
Assistant Coach/Defensive Coordinator: Cedric Walker
Asssitant Coach: Eric Raisbeck
Football Equipment Manager: John Laske
Fillies Dance Team Coordinator: Danielle DuFour
ADMINISTRATION
Owners: Chris Rebbolz, Todd Hansen & Dave Babi
General Manager: Jason Clark
Director of Media Relations: Chris Carter ([email protected])
VP of Communications: Tom Colleton
TEAM FACTS
Arena: Bradley Center (15,000)
AFL Season: 2nd
Division: East
Colors: Orange, Black, Chrome
NEW ORLEANS VOODOO
NEW ORLEANS VOODOO
1515 Poydras Street
New Orleans, LA 70112
T: 888-277-5526
www.aflvoodoo.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach & Defensive Coordinator: Derek Stingley
Offensive Coordinator: Jon Lyles
Line Coach: Kyle Moore-Brown
ADMINISTRATION
Ownership: Dan Newman
VP/General Manager: Jon Norris
VP/Director of Ticketing & Operations: Jason Coffel
Director of Media Relations: Brandon Rizzuto ([email protected])
TEAM FACTS
Arena: New Orleans Arena (15,618)
AFL Season: 5th
Division: South
Colors: Purple, Red, Black & Gold
ORLANDO PREDATORS
ORLANDO PREDATORS
302 South Graham Ave
Orlando, FL 32803
T: 407-648-4444
F: 407-839-4877
www.orlandopredators.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Pat O’Hara
Defensive Coordinator: Lee Johnson
Special Teams Coordinator: Gary Gussman
Line Coach: Doug Miller
Equipment Manager: Tom Dillard
Director of Sports Medicine: Joel Johnson
Head Athletic Trainer: Kevin Mercuri
ADMINISTRATION
Managing Partner: Brett Bouchy
Chief Operating Officer: Darrell Harbin
Director of Business Operations: Chris Tamburrelli
Director of Corporate Sales: Michele Tamburrelli
Director of Gameday Ops / Corporate Sponsorship Coordinator: Keith Recine
Director of Communications: Amanda Norvell ([email protected])
Ticket Manager: Jen Menzel
Senior Ticket Representative: Dan Skokan
Senior Ticket Representative: Jack Benigno
Ticket Representative: Rob Levy
Ticket Representative: Marlon McClary
Ticket Representative: Justin Sanders
Ticket Representative: Mandy Burgan
Ticket Representative: Vance O’Connor
TEAM FACTS
Arena: Amway Center (15,600)
AFL Season: 20th
Division: South
Colors: Black & Red
PHILADELPHIA SOUL
PHILADELPHIA SOUL
7 Penn Center
1635 Market Street - 17th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19103
T: 215-253-4900
F: 215-253-4933
www.philadelphiasoul.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Michel Hohensee
Defensive Coordinator: Ernesto ‘Netto” Purnsley
Line Coach: Phil Bogle
Special Teams Coach/Player Personnel: Jack Klebe
Equipment Manager: Ryan McGorry
Head Athletic Trainer: Lemar Mosley
Team Physician: Dr. David Rubenstein
Video Coordinator: Mike Fox Jr.
ADMINISTRATION
Ownership: Craig A. Spencer, Ron Jaworski, Pete Ciarrocchi, Cosmo DeNicola
Director of Ticket Sales: Jeremy Van Etten
Sales Manager: Nick Valentino
Manager/Group Sales: Bob Capewell
Account Executives: Tom French, Ryan Kellagher
Sales Representatives: Emily Gaul, Curtis Massey
Front Row Marketing Services: Liam Weseloh
Director of Corporate Sponsorships: Brian Esposito
McMaster Associates: Jim McMaster
Marketing Assistant: Mike Barone
Community Relations: Shannon Hodge
Communications:
Tom Goodhines, General Manager ([email protected])
Sara Kalman, Media Relations ([email protected])
Dom Principato, Media Relations ([email protected])
TEAM FACTS
Arena: Wells Fargo Center
AFL Season: 7th
Division: East
Colors: Blue & Gray
PITTSBURGH POWER
PITTSBURGH POWER
One PPG Place, Suite 2370
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
T: 412-697-7846
F: 412-697-0997
www.pittsburghpowerfootball.com
FRONT OFFICE
CEO/General Manager: Matt Shaner
Co-Owner: Lynn Swann
President: Peter Hill
CFO: Ben Eltz
COO: Michael Gorham
Director of Football Operations: Justin Gould
Head Coach: Chris Siegfried
TEAM FACTS
Arena: CONSOL Energy Center (16,583)
AFL Season: 1st
Division: East
Colors: Black, Yellow, White
SAN JOSE SABERCATS
SAN JOSE SABERCATS
600 E. Brokaw Road
San Jose, CA 95112
T: 408-673-3400
F: 408-673-3401
www.thesanjosesabercats.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Darren Arbet
Defensive Coordinator/Special Teams: Jeff Jarnigan
Offensive Coordinator: Skip Foster
Defensive Backs Coach: Tyrone Pease
Offensive Line Coach: Jasper Harvey
ADMINISTRATION
Ownership: Dave Fry/Darren Arbet
Director of Business Operations: Hank Stern
Ticket Sales Manager: Jimmy Dilks
Media & PR Manager: Ryan Donough ([email protected])
TEAM FACTS
Arena: HP Pavilion (17,652)
AFL Season: 15th
Division: West
Colors: Green, Vegas Gold, Platinum, Black
SPOKANE SHOCK
SPOKANE SHOCK
3212 North Eden Road, Suite B
Spokane Valley, WA 99216
T: 509-242-7462
F: 509-926-1075
www.spokaneshock.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Rob Keefe
Dir. of Player Personnel: Ryan Rigmaiden
Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator: Fred Biletnikoff Jr.
Line Coach: Travis Crusenberry
Head Trainer: Nick Carlson
Equipment Manager: Brian Eason
ADMINISTRATION
Majority Owner/CEO: Brady Nelson
General Manager: Adam Nebeker
Director of Ticket Sales: Andrew Dolan
Director of Marketing/Operations: Lance Beck
Director, Communications: Kevin Maloney ([email protected])
TEAM FACTS
Arena: Veterans Memorial Arena (10,750)
AFL Season: 2nd Season
Division: West
Colors: Navy Blue, Orange & Yellow
TAMPA BAY STORM
TAMPA BAY STORM
401 Channelside Dr
Tampa, FL 33602
T: 813-276-7300
F: 813-301-1496
www.tampabaystorm.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Dave Ewart
Offensive Coordinator: John Kaleo
Defensive Backs Coach: Donnie Abraham
Fullbacks/Linebackers Coach: Nyle Wiren
Head Trainer: Kris Russell
Equipment Manager: Montaque Bussey
ADMINISTRATION
Chairman: Jeff Vinik
C.E.O: Tod Leiweke
C.O.O: Steven Griggs
C.F.O: Martha Fuller
V.P. Event Booking/AFL Board: Elmer Straub
V.P. Football Operations: Michelle Anderson
Director of Team Services: Robert Dison
Director of Communications: Jim Robinson ([email protected])
TEAM FACTS
Arena: St. Pete Times Forum (19,200)
AFL Season: 24th
Division: South
Colors: Blue, Gold and White
TULSA TALONS
TULSA TALONS
6221 South 107th East Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74133
T: 918-294-1000
F: 918-307-2914
www.tulsatalons.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Mitch Allner
Offensive/Defensive Line Coach: Marty Robinson
Assistant Coach: Zach Edwards
ADMINISTRATION
Generla Manager: Corey Macintyre
Director of Ticket Sales: Megan Gaither
Media/PR Intern: Adam Barnhardt
TEAM FACTS
Arena: BOK Center (14,800)
AFL Season: 2nd (11th Overall)
Division: West
Colors: Black, White, Blue, Red
UTAH BLAZE
UTAH BLAZE
EnergySolutions Arena
301 West South Temple
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
T: 888-99BLAZE
F: 801-405-8090
www.utblaze.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Head Coach: Ron James
Director of Player Personnel: Karl Bates
Offensive Coordinator: Matthew Sauk
Defensive Coordinator: Jeff Hoffman
Assistant Coach: Jermaine Younger
Head Trainer: Chris Matich
Equipment Manager: Rory Crouch
ADMINISTRATION
Ownership: Logan Hunter & Kristin Murdock
President: Bill Gibson
General Manager: Steve Videtich
Director of Ticketing: James Farwell
Director of Marketing: Jesse Christensen
Director of Communications: Dana Romney ([email protected])
TEAM FACTS
Arena: EnergySolutions Arena (15,336)
AFL Season: 5th
Division: West
Colors: Black, Orange & Silver

2011 Arizona Rattlers Media Guide

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