2007 ISU FB Media Guide -- Part 1

Welcome To Indiana State Football ...
General Information
Location: ............................................................ Terre Haute, IN 47809
Founded: .......................................................................................... 1865
Enrollment: ................................................................................... 10,568
Nickname: ............................................................................ Sycamores
Colors: ................................................................... Royal Blue & White
Facility: .................................. Memorial Stadium (AstroPlay, 12,764)
President: ......................................Dr. Lloyd Benjamin III (Emory ‘66)
Director of Athletics: ...................Ron Prettyman (Vanguard, 1977)
Associate Athletics Director: .......................................Brett Burchette
Assistant Athletics Director: ..........................................John Sherman
Assistant Athletics Director: .................................................Tim Troville
Senior Woman Administrator: ...................................... Angie Lansing
Faculty Representative: ....................................................Joe Sanders
Team Information
2006 Overall Record: ...................................................................... 1-10
2006 Gateway Conference Record/Finish: ......................... 1-6/T-7th
Offense: ........................................................................................Spread
Defense: ...........................................................................................3-3-5
Lettermen Returning/Lost: .............................................................45/17
Starters Returning/Lost: ..................................................................12/12
Offense: ...............................................................................................6/5
Defense: ..............................................................................................5/6
Specialty: ............................................................................................1/1
Football Staff
Head Football Coach: ............................. Lou West (Cincinnati ‘76)
Record at ISU: ........................................................1-21 (Third Season)
Overall Record: ......................................................1-21 (Third Season)
Offensive Coord./QB: ..............................Blair Hrovat (Edinboro, ‘03)
Defensive Coord./LB:................................. Steve Barrows (Ohio, ‘89)
Offensive Line: ............................................................... Will Orbin (‘97)
Wide Receivers: ....................................... Tommie Liggins (Ohio, ‘87)
Running Backs: ..................................... Jimmy Graves (Indiana, ‘87)
Defensive Backs/Special Teams ..Edmund Jones (Central St., ‘87)
Defensive Line: .................................... Kyle Caskey (Texas A&M ‘02)
Tight Ends/OL: .................................... Dave Coonce (Anderson, ‘05)
Safeties: ..................................... Tim Smith (Charleston Southern ‘04)
Football Office Phone: .................................................. (812) 237-4074
Athletic Trainer: .................................................................... Eric Ludino
Equipment Manager: ............................................................ Bob Elson
Athletics Media Relations
Associate Director/Football Contact:..................................Ace Hunt
Office Phone: ................................................................ (812) 237-4159
Cell Phone: ................................................................... (812) 243-5568
E-mail Address: ....................................... [email protected]
Assistant Director:........................................................... Kevin Jenison
Graduate Assistant: ............................................................ Katie Gaal
Publications/Internet Coordinator: ....................................Tom Sewell
SID Fax: ........................................................................... (812) 237-4157
Press Box Phone: ......................................................... (812) 237-7656
Media Guide Credits
The 2007 Indiana State University football media guide is a publication of the Indiana State University Athletics Media Relations
office, Ace Hunt, Associate Director. Written and edited by Hunt.
Cover and page design by Tom Sewell. Assistance provided by
Kevin Jenison, Casey Challandes, Christina Jackson, Mark White,
and Mike Kern.
Special thanks to Susan Davis (University Archives) for historical research as well as opposing sports information directors and the ISU
football coaching staff. Printing by Multi-Ad Sports of Peoria, Ill.
Cover photography by Tom Sewell. Inside photography by Larry
Drake, Jim Stewart, Sewell and Yary Photography.
This is Indiana State Football
Sycamore Quick Facts ......................................................................... 1
Table of Contents/Media Guide Credits............................................ 1
Athletics Media Relations
Media Services ..................................................................................... 2-3
ISU Media Outlets ................................................................................... 3
Team Information
Rosters ................................................................................................... 4-5
2007 Season Outlook ........................................................................ 6-12
Memorial Stadium ................................................................................ 13
Coaching Staff
Head Coach Lou West .................................................................. 14-16
Blair Hrovat — Offensive Coordinator .............................................. 17
Steve Barrows — Defensive Coordinator ......................................... 18
Kyle Caskey — Defensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator ................. 18
Edmund Jones — Special Teams ...................................................... 19
Jimmy Graves — Running Backs ....................................................... 19
Tommie Liggins — Wide Receivers .................................................... 20
Tim Smith — Safeties ............................................................................ 20
David Coonce — Tight Ends .............................................................. 20
Sycamore Support Staff ...................................................................... 21
Meet The Sycamores
Veteran Biographical Sketches ..................................................... 22-39
Newcomer Biographical Sketches ............................................... 39-43
The Football Championship Subdivision ........................................... 44
This Is Indiana State University
University and Athletic Administration............................................... 45
This is Indiana State University ....................................................... 46-47
History and Tradition ....................................................................... 48-49
Strength and Conditioning ................................................................. 50
Athletic Training Services ..................................................................... 51
Academic Services .............................................................................. 52
The Season In Review
2006 Game-By-Game Recaps and Box Scores ......................... 53-63
2006 Final Season Statistics ............................................................ 64-66
Game-By-Game Statistics .............................................................. 67-68
Opponent Information
Indiana & Austin Peay......................................................................... 69
SE Missouri State & Eastern Illinois ...................................................... 70
Southern Illinois & Western Illinois ....................................................... 71
Illinois State & Western Kentucky ....................................................... 72
Missouri State & Youngstown State ................................................... 73
Northern Iowa ....................................................................................... 74
All-Time Scores Versus 2007 Opponents ...................................... 74-75
All-Time Series Records ........................................................................ 76
All-Time Records Versus 2007 Opponents ........................................ 76
The Gateway Football Conference ............................................. 77-78
All-Time Gateway Football Conference Champions ..................... 78
2007 Gateway Football Schedule ..................................................... 79
The Sycamore Record Book
Sycamore All-Americans ..................................................................... 80
All-Conference Honorees .................................................................... 81
All-Star Game Participants .................................................................. 82
Sycamores In The National Football League .................................. 82
All-Time Letterwinners ...................................................................... 83-87
Individual Records ........................................................................... 88-94
Team Game and Season Records ................................................... 95
Sycamore Career Records ................................................................. 95
Top Individual Game Performances ............................................ 96-97
300 Tackle Club .................................................................................... 97
Yearly Team Results....................................................................... 98-100
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Athletics Media Relations
To The Media
It is our goal that you find this publication useful while covering
Indiana State University’s 2007 football team. Every effort has been
made to include timely and pertinent information.
Additional requests by accredited media representatives for
items such as color photography, electronic highlights, feature
material, etc., should be directed to our office. It is our purpose
to serve you.
Credentials
Requests for working press, radio, television and photographer
passes should be made as early as possible to:
Ace Hunt
Assistant Director for Athletics Media Relations
Indiana State University
567 North Fifth Street, Room A-15
Terre Haute, IN 47809
FAX: (812) 237-4157
Credentials may be picked up in the Media Relations office
prior to the first game, thereafter they will be left at Memorial
Stadium Media Will Call. Credentials must be made visible at all
times for proper identification by Indiana State security personnel.
Weekly print media and non-reporting radio-TV representatives
have least priority to media reservations. Likewise, we are unable
to accommodate children, spouses or other nonworkers.
Photo / Sideline Credentials
Follow the same procedure as used in requesting press box
credentials. A credential must be designated photo for access to
field level.
Media Will Call
The Memorial Stadium Media Will Call is located at the West
gate area of the stadium. Credentials may be picked up 90 minutes
prior to game time.
Press Box
Entrance: The entrance to the Memorial Stadium press box is
via the elevator located on the west side of the stadium, directly
across from main gate.
Layout: The Memorial Stadium press box is a single-level facility.
The main area is reserved for print media personnel. There are
separate booths for radio and television networks, coaches and
the official stat crew. Film crews are asked to use the photo deck
atop the press box.
Radio Networks: The originating station for each team’s radio
network is provided a booth from which to broadcast. Phone lines
are provided in the visitor’s radio booth on a reciprocal basis.
Television: Should a station wish to originate live coverage of
a game, a broadcast booth will be provided to the originating
network. All telecasts must have the approval of the Indiana State
University Athletics Director.
Coaches Booth: Home and visiting coaching staffs are provided
a booth, seating four persons, from which to work.
Pressbox Roof: An open air photo deck is located on the pressbox
roof. Secondary radio broadcasts may also be placed on the roof
due to space limitations.
Sideline: Indiana State follows NCAA regulations regarding
media representatives on the sidelines. Photographers are not
permitted to shoot between the 25-yard lines and must display
their credentials at all times. Media may not work inside the team
areas at any time. Representatives from the Indiana State Athletics
Department will be responsible for sideline control.
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Media Parking
There is no designated media parking area at Memorial Stadium. However, there is ample parking available near the press
box entrance.
Press Box Services
Statistical and informational materials including pre-game notes,
flip cards and gameday programs will be distributed in the press box
prior to game time. Two telephone lines are available on a firstcome, first-served basis. Play-by-play, complete quarter, halftime
and final game statistics and drive charts will be available shortly
after the game. A light meal and beverages will be available to
accredited media one hour prior to game time. Beverages will
be available throughout the game. In-game live statistics will be
provided to live electronic broadcast outlets. The Indiana State
football press box is equipped with wireless internet technology, with
which users may acquire guest access to the university’s broadband
internet server while working.
Post-Game Procedure
Prior to the end of the contest, Assistant SID Ace Hunt will collect
media requests. Media will be escorted to field level with five (5)
minutes remaining on the fourth quarter clock. Coach West will be
available in the Sycamore media room below the press box on
ground level. The opposing coach and two selected players will
follow Coach West. Selected ISU players will then be escorted to
the media room for interview opportunities.
Radio Information
Radio contract requests and information should be directed to
the Indiana State Athletics Media Relations Office. Stations designated as “official” by visiting opponents will be provided a courtesy
telephone line on press row. All other stations requesting broadcast
space must pay a fee of $50 to Indiana State University and will be
accommodated on the press box roof.
Player Interview Policy
All requests for player interviews must be made through the
Media Relations office. Players have been instructed to conduct
no interviews unless they have been set up in this manner. The
interviews generally will be conducted after practice at Memorial
Stadium. Players generally are available throughout the week with
the exception of game days. Requests for telephone interviews will
be handled by players returning phone calls to the media. No
home telephone numbers will be given out.
Interviews with Coach Lou West
Interviews with Coach Lou West may be arranged through the
Athletics Media Relations Office by calling (812) 237-4159. It is best
to arrange phone interviews during the morning. If you are unable
to speak with Coach West during the mornings, he is available
to talk to the media directly after the conclusion of practice at
Memorial Stadium.
Directions to Memorial Stadium
Memorial Stadium is located on the northeast corner of Wabash
and Brown Avenue.
From the east (Indianapolis): Take Interstate 70 west to the
first Terre Haute exit (Hwy 46). Turn right onto Highway 46 North
and travel approximately two miles to Wabash Avenue. Turn left
onto Wabash Avenue and travel approximately one mile to Brown
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Avenue (second stoplight).
From the west (St. Louis): Take Interstate 70 east to
Terre Haute exit (Highway 46). Turn right onto Highway
and travel approximately two miles to Wabash Avenue.
onto Wabash Avenue and travel approximately one mile
Avenue (second stoplight).
the third
46 North
Turn left
to Brown
Sycamores On The Net
The Indiana State University Home Page can be located at
http://web.indstate.edu. Links to other departments within the
university may be accessed from this site.
The Indiana State Athletics Home Page may be accessed at
www.gosycamores.com
All current Sycamore football information can be found on this
page, including weekly media releases, game-by-game recaps,
statistics and coaching staff biographies.
Primary Media List
Newspapers
Evansville Courier, 201 NW Second, P.O. Box 268, Evansville,
IN 47702. Dave Johnson, Sports Editor. (812) 464-7526. FAX (812)
422-8196
Indianapolis Star, 307 North Pennsylvania, Indianapolis, IN 46204.
Pat McKee, Sports Writer. Phone (317) 444-6644. FAX (317) 4446500.
Indiana Statesman, HMSU, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN
47809, Sports Editor. Phone (812) 237-3030. FAX (812) 237-7629.
Terre Haute Tribune-Star, P.O. Box 149, Terre Haute, IN 47808.
David Hughes (beat writer), Sports Editor. Phone (812) 231-4224.
FAX (812) 231-4321.
Wire Services
Associated Press, Suite 1600, Capital Center North, 251 North
Illinois St., Indianapolis, IN 46204. Mike Marot, Sports Editor. Phone
(317) 639-5501. FAX (317) 638-4611.
Associate Athletics Media Relations Director:
Ace Hunt
[email protected]
(812) 237-4159
(812) 243-5568
ESPN/SportsTicker, Harbor Financial Center, 800 Plaza Two, Jersey
City, NJ 07311-1199. Traci Tohyo, Div. I-AA Coordinator. Phone (800)
367-8935. FAX (800) 336-0383.
The Sports Network, 2200 Byberry Road, Hatboro, PA 19040. Phone
(800) 227-7249. FAX (800) 227-0803.
Radio
Flagship Radio Outlet – ESPN RADIO 1130 & 1300 AM 1300 Ohio
Street, Terre Haute, IN 47807. Brent Holl, Sports Director. Phone (812)
234-9770. FAX (812) 238-1576.
WTHI-FM (99.9), 918 Ohio Street, Terre Haute, IN 47808. Phone
(812) 232-9481. FAX (812) 234-0089.
WISU-FM (89.7), Dreiser Hall 230, Indiana State University, Terre
Haute, IN 47809. Phone (812) 237-3690. FAX (812) 237-3241.
ESPN 950-AM (ESPN Radio), 54 Monument Circle, Suite 250,
Indianapolis, IN 46204. Greg Rakestraw, Sports Director. Phone (317)
655-9999. FAX (317) 655-9995.
NETWORK INDIANA, 201 S. Capitol Ave., Suite 500, Indianapolis, IN
46225. Bob Lovell. Phone (317) 237-5598. FAX (317) 237-5620
Television
Flagship TV Outlet – WTWO-TV (Channel 2) & WFXW (Channel 38)
U.S. Highway 41 South, Terre Haute, IN 47808. Jason Pensky, Sports
Director (TV play-by-play); Rick Semmler, reporter. Phone (812) 2329504. FAX (812) 696-2755.
WTHI-TV (Channel 10), 918 Ohio Street, Terre Haute, IN 47808. Tim
Owens, Sports Director. Phone (812) 232-4953. FAX (812) 232-8953.
WISH-TV (Channel 8), P.O. Box 7088, Indianapolis, IN 46207. Jimmy
Shumar, Sports Director. Phone (317) 931-2255. FAX (317) 926-1144.
WRTV-TV (Channel 6), 1330 North Meridian, Indianapolis, IN 46204.
Sports Director. Phone (317) 269-1433. FAX (317) 269-1445.
WTHR-TV (Channel 13), 1000 North Meridian, Indianapolis, IN
46204. Dave Calabro, Sports Director. Phone (317) 639-6397. FAX
(317) 632-6720
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Sycamore Football Rosters
Numerical Roster
No. Name
Pos.
Ht.
Wt.
Cl.
Pos.
Ht.
Wt.
Cl.
1
Brian Jackson
WR
6-3
210
Sr.-1L
Lansing, Mich./Western Michigan 46 Gabe Mullane
P
6-2
185
Fr.-TR
Massalin, Ohio/Louisville
2
Bryan Jackson
DB
5-11
220
Sr.-2L
Chicago, Ill./Bowling Green 47 Pernell Williams
RB
5-10
205
Jr.-TR
Dayton, Ohio/West Virginia
3
Greg Hutcherson
WR
6-2
225
Sr.-2L
Vandergrift, Pa./Bowling Green 48 Chris Johansen
P
6-0
195
Sr.-1L
Highland, Ind./High
4
Elliott Thomas
DB
5-9
170
So.-1L
DB
5-10
185 So.-SQ
5
Ryan Patrick
DB
5-10
180
Jr.-RS
6
Donye McCleskey DB
6-0
200
So.-1L
7
Shane Parson
QB
6-2
200
Fr.-HS
8
Kyle Monroe
DB
6-0
180
Sr.-1L
9
Alexander Thomas WR
5-11
185
Sr.-2L
6-2
215
Sr.-1L
10 Reilly Murphy
QB
Hometown/Previous School No. Name
Laplace, La./East St. John 49 Quinton Scott
Hometown/Previous School
Fort Wayne, Ind./Southside
Dayton, Ohio/Ball State
Dayton, Ohio/Chaminade-Julienne 50 Ernie Lee
Goshen, Ind./Goshen 51 David Lasiter
East Chicago, Ind./Central 52 Derelle Hankins
St. Louis, Mo./Normandy 53 Adam Espenoza
San Diego, Calif./Grossmont JC 60 Tim Consaul
11 Tony West
RB
5-9
175
Sr.-1L
12 Mike Woods
DB
5-10
175
Jr.-2L
Mishawaka, Ind./W. Kentucky 61 Jordan Lewis
13 Rafael Price
WR
6-1
185
Sr.-2L
14 Broc Miller
QB
6-2
200
Fr.-HS
15 Chris Mobley
DB
5-11
185
So.-1L
16 Kyle Toney
DB
6-1
185
Fr.-RS
Terre Haute, Ind./South Vigo
17 Jayden Everett
LB
6-0
215
Sr.-1L
Newton, Kan./Coffeyville JC 70 Janssen Hayes
18 Charles Dowdell
QB
6-0
180
Fr.-RS
19 J.R. Kirkendoll
WR
6-0
180
So.-1L
OL
6-5
270
Fr.-HS
Indianapolis, Ind./North Central
LB
6-2
200
Fr.-HS
Indianapolis, Ind./Franklin Central
OL
6-3
265
Fr.-HS
Terre Haute, Ind./South Vigo
LB
6-0
215
Fr.-HS
Indianapolis, Ind./Ritter
DL
6-4
240
Fr.-HS
Sunrise, Fla./Piper
DL
6-2
265
Fr.-HS
Evansville, Ind./North
OL
6-3
280
Jr.-2L
Indianapolis, Ind./Lawrence Cent.
Lake Station, Ind./Purdue 66 Michael McQueen DL
Fort Wayne, Ind./Northrop 64 Jacob Carpenter
Brazil, Ind./Northview 67 Josh Jellison
Dayton, Ohio/Jefferson 68 Zach Odle
Fort Wayne, Ind./Northrop 72 Tyler Lamz
Roundrock, Texas/High 73 Troy Leinebach
74 Pat Burke
6-1
240
Fr.-HS
Indianapolis, Ind./North Central
OL
6-5
265
Fr.-HS
Plainfield, Ind./Plainfield
OL
6-4
285
Sr.-3L
Indianapolis, Ind./Franklin Cent.
OL
6-3
295
Jr.-TR
St. Petersburg, Fla./Ellsworth CC
OL
6-5
285
Fr.-RS
McHenry, Ill./West
OL
6-5
250
Fr.-HS
Jasper, Ind./Jasper
OL
6-3
320
So.-1L
Niles, Ill./Maine South
20 Darrius MiddlebrooksDB 5-11
190
Fr.-RS
Indianapolis, Ind./North Central 75 Matt Winger
OL
6-7
310
Sr.-3L
Lafayette, Ind./McCutcheon
21 Dominic Howard
DB
5-10
195
Sr.-1L
Baltimore, Md./Hudson JC 76 Brodie Morris
OL
6-7
245
Fr.-RS
Fishers, Ind./Hamilton SE
22 Robert Barcliff
RB
5-10
210
So.-1L
Wytheville, Va./Hargrave 77 Jack Byrne
OL
6-3
295
Jr.-2L
Evergreen Park, Ill./St. Rita
23 Bryan McCulley
RB
6-1
210
Sr.-3L
Indianapolis, Ind./Pike 79 Codey Spear
OL
6-3
280
Fr.-RS
Crawfordsville, Ind./High
24 Justin Collins
RB
5-9
165
Fr.-HS
Louisville, Ky./Western
25 Shonda Faulkner
LB
6-1
215
Sr.-2L
WR
6-3
205
Sr.-1L
San Diego, Calif./Mesa College
26 Josh Jones
LB
6-2
220
So.-1L
Middletown, Ohio/Middletown
27 DeAndre Lott
WR
6-2
195
Jr.-1L
28 Brandon Logan
LB
5-10
225
Sr.-3L
29 Darrius Gates
RB
5-9
175
So.-1L
30 Corey Varnadore
PK
5-11
160
Fr.-HS
Tallahassee, Fla./Florida 87 Jerimy Robinson
31 Henry Lemons
DB
5-11
170
So.-1L
Colerain, Ohio/Colerain 88 Jawann Turner
32 Jovan McCray
LB
6-1
225
So.-1L
33 Tyler Williams
RB
5-10
205
Fr.-HS
34 Aaron Bailey
DB
6-1
190
Fr.-HS
35 Larry Carter
DB
6-0
175
Fr.-HS
36 Brandon Pence
LB
6-1
245
Poukeepsie, N.Y./Hudson JC 80 Verlain Betofe
Camby, Ind./Mooresville 82 Brandon Ramsey
WR
6-2
200
Fr.-HS
WR
6-1
210
So.-1L
Gary, Ind./West Side
WR
5-11
165
Fr.-HS
Middletown, Ohio/Middletown
WR
6-6
205
Fr.-HS
St. John, Ind./Lake Central
TE
6-6
230
Fr.-RS
Cincinnati, Ohio/Lakota West
WR
6-0
190
Sr.-1L
Elkhart, Ind./Owens CC
WR
6-0
200
Sr.-1L
Hammond, Ind./Rock Valley
Oxford, Ohio/Talawanda 90 Ryhs Newman
TE
6-5
240
Fr.-HS
Oxford, Ohio/Talawanda
Hamilton, Ohio/Hamilton 92 Ben Greffert
DL
6-3
260
Fr.-HS
Griffith, Ind./Griffith
Middletown, Ohio/Middletown 93 Kevin Wilson
DE
6-5
200
Fr.-RS
Indianapolis, Ind./Arlington
Fr.-HS Limestone, Ill./Limestone Community 94 Prenny Stokes
DT
6-4
280
Sr.-3L
Lafayette, Ind./McCutheon
Sr.-3L
DT
6-5
260
Jr.-1L
Huntington, Ind./High
Merrillville, Ind./Merrillville 96 Milton Redwine, Jr. LB
6-3
220
Fr.-HS
Mishawaka, Ind./Penn
LB
6-1
215
Fr.-HS
Terre Haute, Ind./North Vigo
TE
6-5
255
So.-TR
Saskatchewan, Canada/Temple
Danville, Ill./High 83 Larry Mayhew
Fort Wayne, Ind./Snider 84 Aaron Johnson
Country Club Hills, Ill./Hillcrest 85 Joe Wingis
86 Eric Monroe
37 Warren English-Malone DB
5-11
180
38 Evan Parker
QB
5-10
190 So.-SQ
39 Josh Herron
DB
5-9
195
Fr.-HS
Richmond, Va./Fork Union
New Albany, Ind./High 95 Jon Goodrich
Monroe, Ohio/Monroe 97 Cody Eslick
98 Bill McGrath
40 Matt Seliger
QB
6-0
210
Fr.-HS
41 Rodney Dedeaux
DB
5-10
175
So.-1L
Terre Haute, Ind./North Vigo
Fort Wayne, Ind./Southside
42 Russell Dedeaux
DB
5-10
175
Fr.-RS
Fort Wayne, Ind./Southside
43 Chad Gregory
PK
6-1
200
Fr.-RS
Plantation, Fla./Heritage
44 D.J. MaCarthy
DE
6-1
235
So.-1L
Merrillville, Ind./High
45 Daniel Millington
DE
6-2
250
So.-1L
Terre Haute, Ind./North Vigo
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Sycamore Football Rosters
School
Louisville
t Virginia
nd./High
outhside
h Central
n Central
uth Vigo
nd./Ritter
la./Piper
d./North
ce Cent.
h Central
Plainfield
lin Cent.
worth CC
Ill./West
./Jasper
ne South
utcheon
milton SE
./St. Rita
nd./High
College
dletown
West Side
dletown
Alphabetical Roster
No.
34
22
80
74
77
64
35
24
60
41
42
18
37
97
53
17
25
29
95
92
43
52
70
39
21
3
1
2
67
48
84
26
19
72
51
50
73
31
61
28
27
Name ...................Pos
Aaron Bailey
DB
Robert Barcliff
RB
Verlain Betofe
WR
Pat Burke
OL
Jack Byrne
OL
Jacob Carpenter OL
Larry Carter
DB
Justin Collins
RB
Tim Consaul
DL
Rodney Dedeaux DB
Russell Dedeaux
DB
Charles Dowdell
QB
Warren English-Malone DB
Cody Eslick
LB
Adam Espenoza
LB
Jayden Everett
LB
Shonda Faulkner
LB
Darrius Gates
RB
Jon Goodrich
DT
Ben Greffert
DL
Chad Gregory
PK
Derelle Hankins
OL
Janssen Hayes
OL
Josh Herron
DB
Dominic Howard DB
Greg Hutcherson WR
Brian Jackson
WR
Bryan Jackson
DB
Josh Jellison
OL
Chris Johansen
P
Aaron Johnson
WR
Josh Jones
LB
J.R. Kirkendoll
WR
Tyler Lamz
OL
David Lasiter
LB
Ernie Lee
OL
Troy Leinebach
OL
Henry Lemons
DB
Jordan Lewis
DL
Brandon Logan
LB
DeAndre Lott
WR
No.
44
83
6
32
23
98
66
20
14
45
15
86
8
76
46
10
90
68
38
7
5
36
13
82
96
87
40
49
79
94
9
4
16
88
30
11
47
33
93
75
85
12
Roster Breakdown
Name
Pos
D.J. MaCarthy
DE
Larry Mayhew
WR
Donye McCleskey DB
Jovan McCray
LB
Bryan McCulley
RB
Bill McGrath
TE
Michael McQueen DL
Darrius MiddlebrooksDB
Broc Miller
QB
Daniel Millington
DE
Chris Mobley
DB
Eric Monroe
TE
Kyle Monroe
DB
Brodie Morris
DE
Gabe Mullane
P
Reilly Murphy
QB
Ryhs Newman
TE
Zach Odle
OL
Evan Parker
QB
Shane Parson
QB
Ryan Patrick
DB
Brandon Pence
LB
Rafael Price
WR
Brandon Ramsey WR
Milton Redwine, Jr. LB
Jerimy Robinson
WR
Matt Seliger
QB
Quinton Scott
DB
Codey Spear
OL
Prenny Stokes
DT
Alexander Thomas WR
Elliott Thomas
DB
Kyle Toney
DB
Jawann Turner
WR
Corey Varnadore PK
Tony West
RB
Pernell Williams
RB
Tyler Williams
RB
Kevin Wilson
DE
Matt Winger
OL
Joe Wingis
WR
Mike Woods
DB
e Central
ota West
wens CC
ck Valley
awanda
d./Griffith
Arlington
Cutheon
nd./High
nd./Penn
orth Vigo
/Temple
Pronunciation Guide
Players:
Verlain Betofe .............................................................BAH-toe-fee
Jack Byrne .............................................................................. BURN
Tim Consaul ..................................................................... CON-saw
Rodney Dedeaux ......................................................... DEE-dough
Russell Dedeaux ........................................................... DEE-dough
Charles Dowdell ..............................................................dow-DELL
Ben Greffert ...................................................................... Gree-fert
Chris Johansen ........................................................... yo-HAN-son
Tyler Lamz .................................................................................lams
Troy Leinebach .............................................................. LINE-bach
Donye McCleskey .........................................................DON-yeah
Reilly Murphy .......................................................................rye-LEE
Ryhs Newman .........................................................................REESE
Kyle Toney ......................................................................... TONE-ee
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By State & Hometown
Indiana ......................................... 42
Jacob Carpenter ........Indianapolis
Rodney Dedeaux ......... Fort Wayne
Russell Dedeaux ........... Fort Wayne
Charles Dowdell ........... Fort Wayne
Warren English-Malone.. New Albany
Cody Eslick ....................Terre Haute
Adam Espenoza ..........Indianapolis
Jon Goodrich ................Huntington
Ben Greffert ...........................Griffith
Derelle Hankins .............Terre Haute
Josh Jellison....................... Plainfield
Chris Johansen ................. Highland
Josh Jones ............................Camby
David Lasiter ................Indianapolis
Ernie Lee .......................Indianapolis
Troy Leinebach ..................... Jasper
Jordan Lewis .................... Evansville
Brandon Logan ............ Fort Wayne
D.J. MaCarthy .................. Merrilville
Larry Mayhew .......................... Gary
Bryan McCulley ...........Indianapolis
Darrius Middlebrooks ..Indianapolis
Broc Miller ................................. Brazil
Dan Millington...............Terre Haute
Eric Monroe ..................... Cincinnati
Kyle Monroe .............. East Chicago
Brodie Morris .......................... Fishers
Zach Odle ....................Indianapolis
Evan Parker ...................... Merrillville
Shane Parson ...................... Goshen
Rafael Price..................Lake Station
Milton Redwine, Jr. ....... Mishawaka
Jerimy Robinson ................... Elkhart
Matt Seliger ...................Terre Haute
Codey Spear ........... Crawfordsville
Prenny Stokes ................... Lafayette
Kyle Toney .....................Terre Haute
Jawann Turner ............... Hammond
Tony West ...................... Mishawaka
Matt Winger ..................... Lafayette
Joe Wingis ........................... St. John
Mike Woods ..........Fort Wayne, Ind.
Ohio .............................................. 13
Aaron Bailey ..................... Hamilton
Larry Carter .................. Middletown
Josh Herron ......................... Monroe
Aaron Johnson ............ Middletown
Donye McCleskey ............... Dayton
Chris Mobley ........................ Dayton
Eric Monroe ..................... Cincinnati
Gabe Mullane ................... Massalin
Ryhs Newman ....................... Oxford
Ryan Patrick ......................... Dayton
Brandon Ramsey ......... Middletown
Pernell Williams .................... Dayton
Tyler Williams ......................... Oxford
Illinois .............................................. 7
Pat Burke ................................... Niles
Jack Byrne ..............Evergreen Park
Darrius Gates ......Country Club Hills
Bryan Jackson .................. Chicago
Tyler Lamz .......................... McHenry
DeAndre Lott ...................... Danville
Brandon Pence .............. Limestone
Florida ............................................. 3
Tim Consaul........................... Sunrise
Chad Gregory ................ Plantation
Corey Varnadore .........Tallahassee
California ........................................ 2
Verlain Betofe .................San Diego
Reilly Murphy ................... San Diego
Virginia ........................................... 2
Robert Barcliff ................. Wytheville
Jovan McCray ................ Richmond
Iowa ................................................ 1
Nick Daly ..........................Burlington
Kansas ............................................ 1
Jayden Everett ................... Newton
Kentucky ........................................ 1
Justin Collins ....................... Louisville
Louisiana ........................................ 1
Elliott Thomas ..................... Laplace
Maryland ........................................ 1
Dominic Howard ............. Baltimore
Michigan ........................................ 1
Brian Jackson .......................Lansing
Missouri ........................................... 1
Alexander Thomas ............. St. Louis
New York ........................................ 1
Shonda Faulkner ..........Poukeepsie
Pennsylvania .................................. 1
Greg Hutcherson .......... Vandergrift
Texas ............................................... 1
J.R. Kirkendoll .................Roundrock
Canada .......................................... 1
Bill McGrath ............ Saskatchewan
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It is time to believe. With three years of solid recruiting under his
belt, including this year’s incoming freshman class which may be
the best yet, head coach Lou West has the best ensemble of
players and coaches he has had as he enters his third year at the
helm of the program.
Sycamores over the last two years, the momentum gained by
the program’s first victory since the 2004 season on Homecoming against Missouri State in front of the largest home crowd of
the season, has been enough to sustain the team over the long
off-season.
Tough challenges lie ahead as this year’s team, while talented,
is very young at certain positions. The offense will be led for the
second consecutive year by offensive coordinator Blair Hrovat,
who the defense gets a new look under first-year coordinator
Steve Barrows.
Spring practice was the best in years as new coaches infused
life into the Sycamore returnees. The off-season has seen record
numbers stick around campus to take advantage of the program’s
weight training facilities and get better for the upcoming campaign.
Overall, while the road has been long and challenging for the
“Our guys have really worked hard in the off-season to get in a
better position to compete
this fall,” West commented.
“This team has talent at certain positions, and it is our job
to get the most out of these
players and help them develop in solid Gateway Football
Conference athletes.”
With the pieces in place, and
a solid work ethic exhibited by
returning players, right now it
is time to believe in the Sycamore football program.
OFFENSE
One must ask, how can there
be so much confidence in
an offensive unit that lost a
pair of All-Gateway Football
Conference wide receivers
Carl Berman and Sam Logan
to graduation over the summer.
The answer has to start with
senior quarterback Reilly
Murphy, who burst onto the
scene one year ago and was
a selection of the Gateway’s
All-Newcomer Team one year
ago.
Murphy is coming off a stellar
season that saw him complete 143-of-261 passes with
eight touchdowns. He averaged 196.7 passing yards
per game for a total of 1,770
yards through the air. In addition, Murphy gained 167
rushing yards, scoring a teambest six rushing touchdowns in
moving the team towards the
end zone at a steady clip.
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“Reilly is a smart player, a real leader on offense,” West said. “When he is in there, our offense seems to run smoothly, and he can make
the right decisions at the right time for us.”
Behind Murphy will be redshirt freshman Charles Dowdell, who took a considerable amount of snaps in the spring and will see some
action under center this season. Dowdell is a highly-touted recruit from Fort Wayne, Ind., who earned valuable experience as a redshirt
one season ago. A talented all-around athlete, Dowdell will also see action throughout the season at wide receiver and tailback in an
effort to get him playing time this fall.
Local product Broc Miller, fresh off a solid performance at this past summer’s Wabash Valley Coaches Association All-Star Classic, held
at Memorial Stadium, will enter the program this fall. Miller, who starred at Northview High School, will get a chance in the mix as a
drop-back passer. Also expected to compete for time as the Sycamore signal caller is freshman Shane Parson from Goshen, Ind., as well
as Evan Parker, a sophomore squad member from Merrillville, Ind. Former Terre Haute North Vigo quarterback Matt Seliger will likewise
enter the program as an incoming freshman this fall.
While there may seem to be log-jam of talent at quarterback, one of the riches positions on the entire squad could be tailback, where
there are several options for the Hrovat in the backfield.
Leading the way is senior Tony West, the son of head coach Lou West. West, the player, burst onto the scene with four 100-yard rushing
days in his debut season after transferring into the program from Western Kentucky one season before. He tallied 791 rushing yards with
five touchdowns scored. He also came out of the backfield to catch 17 passes and score another touchdowns off a pass reception.
Behind him is sophomore Robert Barcliff, who tallied 222 rushing yards and a touchdown in eight games played. Barcliff is entering his
third year of work as a Sycamore after sitting out 2005 as a redshirt. One of the early surprises was the play of Darrius Gates, whose
season ended five games in with a severe knee injury. Gates was credited with 20 rushes on the season for 119 yards, an average of
5.9 yards per carry.
Also back this season is senior Bryan McCulley, who earned four rushes last season and is a mainstay on special teams for the Sycamores.
Sound like a full-slate of talent already? It is, but there is more for the Sycamores as they also add the services of junior Pernell Williams,
who saw a great deal of action at West Virginia as a freshman before transferring into the program. Also coming in this year in heralded
recruit Justin Collins from Louisville, Ky., who set virtually every school record and earned various all-state and all-region plaudits as a
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senior. Another incoming freshman, Tyler
Williams from Oxford, Ohio will be in the
mix in a Sycamore backfield that is going
to crowded with talent.
“Our tailbacks are going to carry the
load in a variety of ways this season,”
West said. “They are going to be called
upon for heavy work in the rotation, and
they may also see some action at wide
receiver.”
With the departure of Berman and Logan, the Sycamores’ will need all of the
help they can get at the wide receiver
positions in the spread offense this fall.
In addition to each of the tailbacks
seeing action come out of the backfield
to catch passes, there are still several
experienced returnees in the fold.
Headlined by senior Brian Jackson, who
returns 30 pass receptions for 418 yards,
including a long of 55 yards at Purdue.
Jackson also scored a touchdown last
season.
Also back is senior Jerimy Robinson, who
caught 24 passes for 293 yards and a
pair of touchdowns last season. Alex
Thomas was a do-everything guy for
the Sycamores last season as he caught
11 passes for 70 yards while also seeing
time as a kick returner and a tailback as
ISU was thin in the backfield in the later
stages of last season.
Jawann Turner likewise is back after
catching four passes for 35 yards last
season. Sophomore J.R. Kirkendoll also
is back for the Sycamores after catching an 11-yard pass last year while Greg
Hutcherson will see time in the rotation
as well after catching a nine-yard pass
last year.
To add depth to the Sycamore receiving corps, senior Rafael Price will move
over to offense this year after spending
the last two seasons at free safety. Price is the Sycamores’ leading
returning tackler, but will be catching passes instead of defending
them this season.
Adding depth at wide receiver this season for the Sycamores, will be
Verlain Betofe, Brandon Ramsey, Aaron Johnson and Joe Wingis.
“We lost a couple of very talented players at the wide receiver
position, but we have a lot of experience coming back, plus moving
Rafael Price over to offense will be a positive for us,” West commented. “We will be looking for a couple of our experienced guys
to step up and be leaders at wide receiver this season.”
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After successfully using Jamie Petrowski in 2005, the Sycamore offense did not have a go-to player at the tight end position one
year ago. This year, the Sycamores will utilize transfer Bill McGrath,
who joins the program from Temple while also Eric Monroe will see
action after sitting out 2006 as a redshirt.
The offensive line will be held down by the play of returnees Jack
Byrne, who started six games for the Sycamores last season at right
guard as well left tackle. Also back is senior Zach Odle, who saw
action at left tackle as well, starting eight games last year.
There are holes to fill along the line at left guard, center and right
tackle by the graduated Anthony Bullock as well as Mike Thorpe,
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Brandon Hooks and Fred Staugh.
Sophomore Pat Burke did start the final three
games of the season at right guard for the Sycamores and will be in the mix along the offensive
line this season.
Also returning is junior Jacob Carpenter, who is a
junior from Indianapolis, Ind. Also back is redshirt
freshman Tyler Lamz while senior Matt Winger will
look to make a solid contribution this year as
well.
Another pair of redshirt freshmen Brodie Morris
and Codey Spear, will look to enter the rotation
this fall as well.
Depth will be added along the Sycamore offensive front by Ernie Lee, Derelle Hankins, Michael
McQueen, Josh Jellison, Janssen Hayes, Troy Leinebach and Codey Spear.
“Deep down, I think that the offensive line is our
strong point,” West said. “I think they are so strong
because they all played well last year. This is an
above average group. I think that they will gel this
year, and that will make us a stronger and more
competitive offense.”
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DEFENSE
Quite simply, the Sycamore defense needed an infusion
of energy from coaches and players alike after backto-back sub-par defensive seasons that contributed to
ISU’s struggles on the field.
They have found that with the addition of defensive
coordinator Steve Barrows, who has taken the defensive unit by storm in his first five months on the job
and helped the team moved forward through his first
spring practice.
Barrows comes to ISU from Charleston Southern University, where he helped lead the Buccaneers to the
2005 Big South Championship. In his four seasons as
the defensive coordinator at CSU, he had nine players
receive all-conference honors and helped lead a turnaround from an 1-11 record in 2003 to a 9-2 mark this
past season. Last season, his defense ranked 13th in the
nation in rush defense while also finishing 22nd in the
country in pass defense. His defense helped CSU post a
school-record 14-game winning streak from 2005-06.
Under Barrows, the Sycamores will employ a 3-3-5 defensive scheme that he perfected over the past four
seasons at Charleston Southern. The defense will look to
be a run-stopping machine that will put pressure on the
opposition and hopes to force a lot of turnovers.
Along the three-man defensive front, sophomore Kevin
Wilson will see action at the strong side end position.
Wilson posted four tackles last season in four games of
action. Behind him will be Jon Goodrich while freshmen
Jordan Lewis as well as Jerrelle Bond be relied upon
to solidify this position.
Over on the other side of the defensive line will be
sophomore Daniel Millington, who posted 10 tackles,
with a tackle for loss as the starter on the weak side
heading into camp. Right behind him is sophomore D.J.
MaCarthy, who burst onto the scene with 20 tackles, plus a pair of
fumble recoveries and a forced fumble last season. Adding depth
will be incoming freshman Tim Consaul.
In the middle, at the nose tackle position will be senior Prenny
Stokes, who posted 39 tackles in 11 games of action last season.
Behind him will be Michael McQueen as well as Ben Greffert, who
is an up-and-coming star from Griffith, Ind.
Sophomore Josh Jones, a pure athlete, will see the first snaps of
the fall as the starter at middle linebacker. Jones saw action in 10
games last season, posting eight tackles and breaking up a pass
last season. Behind him will be a trio of newcomers, David Lasiter,
Cody Eslick and Adam Espinoza.
At the right outside linebacker position, senior Brandon Logan, who
is the Sycamores’ leading returning tackler with the defection of
Price over to the offensive side of the ball during the off-season.
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Logan finished 2006 with 71 total tackles, including a trio of tackles
for loss. Behind Logan will be senior Jayden Everett, who recorded
61 tackles last season, including eight tackles for loss. Freshman
Brandon Pence will likewise add depth to this position.
Over on the other side, the left outside linebacking position belongs
to senior Shonda Faulkner. Last season, Faulkner filled the gap
several positions as he posted 63 tackles in nine games of action.
He recorded six tackles for loss as well as three sacks. Behind him
will be sophomore Jovan McCray, who saw limited action in the
offensive backfield one season ago as well as incoming freshman
Milton Redwine, Jr.
At the spur position, will be senior Bryan Jackson who posted 49
tackles along with a 100-yard interception return for a touchdown
last season. Jackson was an ESPN The Magazine Academic AllDistrict selection one year ago. Behind Jackson will be sophomore
Chris Mobley, who posted five tackles and forced a fumble last
season. Also expected to see action at the spur, will be redshirt
freshman Kyle Toney, who moved over to defense after serving
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as the scout team quarterback last season
as well as sophomore Rodney Dedeaux, who
recorded four total tackles in limited action as
a freshman.
At the bandit position is sophomore Donye
McCleskey, who posted 17 tackles last season
before suffering a season-ending injury just five
games in. McCleskey was off to a stellar start as
he recorded three tackles for loss as well as a
sack, a forced fumble and a recovered fumble
before the injury. He picked up the Gateway’s
Special Teams Player of the Week honor in his
first collegiate game as he blocked a punt
and returned it for a touchdown in the season
opener against Purdue.
Behind McCleskey is junior Kyle Monroe and his
five tackles as well as sophomore Quinton Scott
and incoming freshman Josh Herron.
Redshirt freshman Darrius Middlebrooks enjoyed
the best individual effort of the spring as he
has slid into a starting role as the Sycamores’
free safety. Middlebrooks joined the team as
a walk-on last season and was so impressive
that he has earned a scholarship as well as a
starting position.
Behind Middlebrooks will be senior Dominic
Howard, DeAndre Lott and Larry Mayhew.
At the left corner position will be junior transfer
Ryan Patrick, who joins the program from Ball
State. He spent last season as member of the
scout team. Behind Patrick will be Mike Woods,
Russell Dedeaux and Henry Lemons, who all saw
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action last season.
Returning for his senior campaign, after a redshirt season at the
right corner position will be Warren English-Malone. In 2005, Malone
paced the team with three interceptions before sitting out last year.
Behind Malone will be Elliott Thomas, who posted 14 tackles last
season as well as Ejerry Calvert and Aaron Bailey, both incoming
freshmen.
“Our defense has the chance to really turn the corner this season,”
West said. “We had to throw a lot of guys in the fire last season,
and they are going to be very prepared to help us out in a positive way this coming year. Coach Steve Barrows will be a major
addition to our program this season. The players have bought into
his system, and are hungry to compete this fall.”
SPECIAL TEAMS
Gone from the Sycamores this season is the play of Kyle Hooper,
who graduated with several school records, including a new standard of 229 career points.
Joining the fold this season will be incoming freshman Corey Varnadore, who comes into the program from Tallahasee, Fla.
Back this year is punter Chris Johansen, who as a senior will return
for one more trip through the Gateway Football Conference. Last
season, Johansen averaged 37.9 yards per punt, pinning team inside
their own 20-yard line a total of 11 times.
Also back this season is Chad Gregory, who saw action on the
scout team as well as Gabe Mullane, who transferred into the
program from Louisville.
There will be a wide-open competition for all kick returning positions as new coordinator Edmund Jones takes over the range of
the special teams units this fall.
THE SCHEDULE
The Indiana State football schedule always seems to be difficult and
this year will be no different for the Blue and White.
The campaign begins on September 1 with a road trip to Indiana.
The game will be emotionally charged on both sides of the ball as
the Sycamores will look to hit the ground running this season with
its second consecutive season opener against a member of the
Big Ten, while the Hoosiers will be playing their first game since the
off-season death of former head coach Terry Hoeppner. Hoeppner
will be replaced this season by Bill Lynch.
“Coach Hoeppner was such a battler, we all thought he would get
through his problems and come out swinging,” West said. “His loss
is so great not only for Indiana University, but for the entire state
as well as the game of football. Our thoughts and prayers are with
their program, and we look forward to the challenge of this season
opener versus the Hoosiers.”
The home portion of the schedule begins on September 8 when ISU
hosts Austin Peay for the first time since 1999. APSU is returning to
scholarship football this season and will be joining the Ohio Valley
Conference in the coming years.
Two other OVC teams dot the next two weeks of the schedule as
the Sycamores travel to Southeast Missouri State on September 15
while hosting Eastern Illinois on September 22.
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The always tough Gateway Football Conference schedule begins
on September 29 with a battle against Southern Illinois which will
be followed up by a visit from Western Illinois.
After going to Illinois State, the Sycamores will take a break from
GFC play to host Western Kentucky on Homecoming. The Sycamores
won their 2006 Homecoming match-up against Missouri State by a
score of 28-22 and will look to secure back-to-back Homecoming
victories for the first time in the last few years.
Following the match-up against the Hilltoppers, the Sycamores will
round-out the regular season with a visit to face off against the
Bears before returning home against Youngstown State and then
concluding with a road tilt versus Northern Iowa.
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Memorial Stadium
Home for the Sycamores over the past
40 years is venerable Memorial Stadium. The
12,764-seat structure has stood at the corner of Wabash and Brown Avenues in Terre
Haute, Ind., since its original construction in
1924. The facility was acquired by Indiana
State University in 1967.
The stadium, through constant upkeep,
is in excellent condition through the years.
Its latest additions are a $600,000 AstroPlay
artificial surface, installed prior to the 2001
season, as well as a refurbished pressbox.
Memorial Stadium is not new to synthetic surfaces, as the stadium and Indiana State
University claim distinction as the world’s first
university to make outdoor application of
Astroturf. Following the University’s acquisition of the stadium, Indiana State opened
the 1967 season with a 41-6 win over Eastern
Illinois in the first game played on the new
surface.
Memorial Stadium was dedicated to
the public for the first time on May 5, 1925,
as the local minor league baseball team,
the Terre Haute Tots, played the Peoria Tractors before an estimated crowd of 9,000.
Among the honored guests were Major
League Baseball Commissioner Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis and Charles Barnard
of the Cleveland Indians.
The first use of the playing field was in
the fall of 1924, when Wiley and Garfield
High Schools played their traditional Thanksgiving Day game.
Original construction of Memorial Stadium begun in 1922, at a cost of $450,000.
Upon the University gaining control in 1967,
a three-part renovation project was started
which included: the reorientation of the
playing field from a north-south direction
to its present east-west configuration; the
installation of Astroturf; and the construction
of some 4,500 bleacher seats on the north
side of the field as well as the rebuilding of
seats on the south side. The original arch
still remains from the original structure. However, the bleacher seats, installed in 1967,
were removed in the summer of 1996 and
replaced by a landscaped hill which serves
as a general admission section and a site
for pregame tailgating for Sycamore fans.
Memorial Stadium features a singlelevel press box which can accommodate
over 50 people for a Sycamore football
contest. The press box houses the ISU Stat
Crew, Presidential SkyBox, Broadcast Locations for Visiting and Home Radio as well as
Live Television, Visiting A.D. Skybox, Home
and Visiting Coaches Booths as well the
stadium’s public address and scoreboard
operation rooms.
The centerpiece of the ISU press box is
a 20-seat media work area which features
two levels of spacious accommodations for
those media covering Sycamore football.
The ISU fieldhouse is the location of the
ISU coaches’ meeting room and lockerroom, as the equipment storage, the home
and visiting lockerooms as well as the ISU
Athletic Training facility. The fieldhouse is
the location of all postgame media interview facilities.
Former Indiana State head coach
Dennis Raetz utilized Memorial Stadium
well. His Sycamore teams posted a 67-30-1
mark for a .689 winning percentage in 18
seasons at Memorial Stadium. Under the
lights, Raetz’s teams compiled a 34-4-1
mark for an .885 winning percentage.
ISU Year-By-Year At
Memorial Stadium
1967 ........................................................ 3-2
1968 ........................................................ 4-0
1969 ........................................................ 3-1
1970 ........................................................ 2-3
1971 ........................................................ 3-3
1972 ........................................................ 4-2
1973 ........................................................ 2-3
1974 ........................................................ 4-1
1975 ........................................................ 4-0
1976 ........................................................ 2-3
1977 ........................................................ 1-3
1978 ........................................................ 3-3
1979 ........................................................ 4-1
1980 ........................................................ 5-0
1981 ..................................................... 3-1-1
1982 ........................................................ 3-1
1983 ........................................................ 6-1
1984 ........................................................ 6-2
1985 ........................................................ 4-0
1986 ........................................................ 3-2
1987 ........................................................ 2-3
1988 ........................................................ 4-1
1989 ........................................................ 3-2
1990 ........................................................ 3-3
1991 ........................................................ 5-1
1992 ........................................................ 4-2
1993 ........................................................ 4-1
1994 ........................................................ 3-3
1995 ........................................................ 5-1
1996 ........................................................ 3-2
1997 ........................................................ 2-4
1998 ........................................................ 3-2
1999 ........................................................ 3-2
2000 ........................................................ 0-5
2001 ........................................................ 1-4
2002 ........................................................ 4-1
2003 ........................................................ 2-4
2004 ........................................................ 3-2
2005 ........................................................ 0-6
2006 ........................................................ 1-4
Overall: 124-85-1 (.590)
Memorial Stadium from field level showing the AstroPlay surface which was installed prior
to the 2001 season.
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