2014 Lincoln Lions Football Preseason Guide

ATHLETIC STAFF

DR. DARRYL A. POPE Director of Athletics

KIESHA MIDDLETON Business Manager/

SWA

JASON POMPEY Sports Information

Director

JACOB MULLINS Director of Compliance

DR. ROBERT MILLETTE Faculty Athletics Representative

CHRIS VIGNEAULT Director of

Sports Medicine

CHRIS MARTINI Assistant Athletic

Trainer

LINDA PETERSON Program Assistant

TIFFANY HARRISON Head Cheerleading

Coach

ANTHONY PLA` Head Baseball Coach

RAFEAL “RAY” WILLIAMS Head Cross Country/ Track & Field Coach

NADIA ALEXANDER-

POMPEY Asst. Cross Country/ Track & Field Coach

RAMON FLANIGAN Head Football Coach

HERB PICKENS Assistant Football

Coach

JOHN HILL Head Men’s Basketball

Coach

DARRELL MOSLEY Assistant Men’s Basketball

Coach

JESSICA KERN Head Women’s

Basketball Coach

AMBER SNEED Head Volleyball Coach/

Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach

CHRIS PATTERSON Assistant Football

Coach

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TIM LEWIS Head Softball Coach

QUICK FACTS

Lincoln Quick Facts Location: Lincoln University, PA Founded: 1854 Nickname: Lions Colors: Blue and Orange Conference: CIAA Enrollment: 1,800 Stadium: LU Football Stadium (2,600) Year Opened: 2012 Surface: Synthetic Turf President: Dr. Robert R. Jennings Director of Athletics: Dr. Darryl A. Pope Football Contact: Jason Pompey - [email protected] (484.365.7384) Website: www.lulions.com

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Formations: Offense: Multiple; Defense: Hybrid 3-3-5 2013 Overall Record: 1-9 2013 Conference Record (Standing): 0-7 (6th, CIAA North)

COACHING STAFF Name (Alma Mater, Year) Title Ramon Flanigan (SMU, 1997)……………………………………………….Head Coach Herb Pickens (Lane, 2004)…………………………………….Assistant Head Coach Eric Shumann (Alabama, 1977)……………………………Defensive Coordinator Christopher Patterson (Norfolk State, 1996)…………………….Offensive Line Clifford Wilson (Temple, 2001)………………………………………..Defensive Line

2013 SCHEDULE & RESULTS Date Opponent (Record) W/L Score Sept. 7 at Cheyney (0-11) W 33-28 Sept. 14 at Sacred Heart (10-3) L 45-3 Sept. 21 at St. Francis (Pa.) (5-6) L 38-7 Sept. 28 Livingstone (3-7) L 35-7 Oct. 5 at Johnson C. Smith (5-5) L 49-10 Oct. 12 Virginia Union (3-7) L 28-21 Oct. 19 at Elizabeth City State (4-6) L 56-14 Oct. 26 Virginia State (9-1) L 34-14 Nov. 2 at Bowie State (5-5) L 76-19 Nov. 9 Chowan (4-6) L 77-14

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS (2013 STATS) Passing Cmp Att Int Pct Yds TD Avg/G Doug Cook 149 293 11 50.9 1814 14 181.4 Khari NgOzi 9 34 3 26.5 198 1 24.8 Rushing Att Yds Avg TD Avg/G Lg Steven Gilliam 86 282 3.3 1 31.3 72 Khari NgOzi 28 105 3.8 1 13.1 15 Mark Newlin 2 16 8.0 0 8.0 13 Defense UT AT TT TFL Int Sack PBU FF FR Brion Robinson 70 16 86 6.0 - 1.0 6 - - Gavin Lampkin 41 34 75 7.0 1 5.0 2 - 1 Tyahir Mitchell 28 23 51 1.0 1 - 1 - -

Who Returns in 2014… OFFENSIVE LETTERMAN RETURNING (19) QB Doug Cook, WR Kevin Adam-Clark, TE Kenneth Faulcon, RB Steven Gilliam, WR Anthony Green, WR Larquise Hobbs, WR Brakeem Jackson, WR Akeem Jor-dan, FB Kyle Kelly, WR Bradley Martin, OL Daniel Mammah, OL Randy McCray, OL Kwame Miller, QB Mark Newlan, QB Khari NgOzi, OL David Smylie, OL Ste-phen Surles, OL Isiah White, FB Joshua Wilson

DEFENSIVE LETTERMAN RETURNING (22) DB Lorenzo Adams, DL Marcus Barboza, DB Darrian Butler, DL Hosea Crooms, DB Elijah Douglas, DB Chase Dykes, DB Dezman Ellis, DL Stephen Ford, LB Stephanos Ghebrehiwet, DB Demario Glenn, DL Tyreese Green, DB Raymond Harmon, LB Keith Harris, DB Gavin Lampkin, DB Jacob Lockley, LB Wadel Louis, DB Tyahir Mitchell, DL LeJohn Phillips, LB Carl Richardson, DB Brion Robinson, DB James Thomas, DB Drevon Vance, DB Latevin Walker

SPECIAL TEAMS LETTERMAN RETURNING (0) None

LETTERMAN LOST (24) OL Jahmal Dixon-Baker, OL Adolphus Barron, DB Jeffery Byard, DL Andrew Bone, LB Anthony Frink, RB Kasey Gamble, DL Stanley Gavin, QB Jonathan Goodman, WR Charles Green, DL Christopher Howard, K/P Kyle Jaski, RB Justin Lewis, OL Tony Lozano, OL Tobias Maupin, LB Dawan Marzett, OL Derek McKenna, WR Steven Morris, DB Blayther Sabbat, DB Travis Simmons, RB Shyheim Swinson, RB John Taggart, RB Asher Watlington, OL Calvin Williams, OL Alphonso Wise,

PLAYERS REDSHIRTED LAST SEASON (1) RB Marc Price

LIONS BY CLASS Seniors (17): DB Lorenzo Adams, QB Doug Cook, DL Hosea Crooms, DB Elijah Douglas, DL Stephon Ford, LB Keith Harris, WR Brakeem Jackson, WR Akeem Jordan, DB Gavin Lampkin, OL Daniel Mammah, WR Bradley Martin, OL Randy McCray, DB Tyahir Mitchell, OL David Smylie, OL Stephen Surles, WR Latevin Walker, FB Joshua Wilson, Juniors (14): DL Marcus Barboza, DB Chase Dykes, TE Kenneth Faulcon, DB De-mario Glenn, DL Tyreese Green, FB Kyle Kelly, DB Jacob Lockley, OL Kwame Mil-ler, QB Mark Newlan, LB Carl Richardson, DB Brion Robinson, DB James Thomas, DB Drevon Vance, RB Darwin Wright Sophomores (13): LB Darrian Butler, WR Kevin Adam-Clark, DB Dezman Ellis, LB Stephanos Ghebrehiwet, RB Steven Gilliam, WR Anthony Green, DB Raymond Harmon, WR Larquise Hobbs, LB Wadel Louis, QB Khari NgOzi, DL LeJohn Phil-lips, OL Isiah White, RB Marc Price

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ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

Since its founding in 1854, The Lincoln University, the nation’s first degree-granting Historically Black University, has had an internationally recognized commitment to excellence in scholarship and service.

The Lincoln University graduates have distinguished themselves in many fields including medicine, science, theology, education, law, and the arts. In addition to our more visible graduates – Supreme Court Justice Thurgood

Marshall ’30, poet and playwright Langston Hughes ’29, the first president of Nigeria, Nnamdi Azikiwe ’30, and the first president of Ghana, Kwame Nkru-mah ‘39 - The Lincoln University and its graduates have achieved the follow-ing additional distinctions: participated in the founding of eight universities

in the United States and abroad, created the organization (Crossroads Afri-ca) which served as the model for the U.S. Peace Corps, and published the first Alumni Magazine of any College or University (1884). Lincoln graduates also include the first African American bishop of the United Methodist Church, Roy C. Nichols ’41, and the first African American female rear admi-

ral in the U.S. Navy, Lillian Fishburne ’71. The University’s beginnings can be traced back with recognition to its found-er, Presbyterian Minister John Miller Dickey, his wife, Sarah Emlen Cresson,

and the first two students - James Ralston Amos and his brother, Thomas H. Amos. The Lincoln University was initially chartered as Ashmun Institute in honor of Jehudi Ashmun, the first governor of Liberia, and renamed Lincoln University in 1866 after the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln.

Since its inception, Lincoln has attracted an interracial and international enrollment from the surrounding community and region, and around the world. The University admitted women students in 1952, and formally asso-

ciated with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1972 as a state-related, coeducational university. A total of 15,500 students have graduated from Lincoln since its founding in 1854. The Lincoln University has had 12 presidents that have made distinctive and

significant contributions to the institution’s growth and development. They include Dickey (1853-78); John Pym Carter (1856-61); John Wynne Martin (1861-65); Isaac Norton Rendall (1856-1906); John Ballard Rendall (1906-24); William Hallock Johnson (1926-36); Walter Livingston Wright (1924-26;

1936-45); Horace Mann Bond (1945-57); Marvin Wachman (1962-69); Her-man Russell Branson (1970-85); Niara Sudarkasa (1987-98) and Ivory V. Nelson (1999-present).

Accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, The Lin-coln University offers forty (40) academic majors, six (6) pre-professional programs, and five (5) graduate programs to 2,450 students from 24 states and 35 foreign countries.

The University has five programs of excellence in Sciences (Chemistry, Phys-ics, Biology, Computer Science, Mathematics and Environmental Science), Teacher Education, Business and Technology (Accounting and Finance), Mass Communications and the Lincoln-Barnes Center of Excellence in Visual

Arts. Currently, The Lincoln University is one of the nation’s largest producers of African Americans with baccalaureate degrees in the physical sciences, com-

puter and information sciences, and biological and life sciences. More than 25 percent of its undergraduate degrees awarded are in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and computer science. In addition, The Lincoln Uni-versity has the distinction of having 25 of its chemistry graduates (1989 to

2004) to earn Ph.D. degrees in chemistry and related fields. Under Ivory Nelson’s presidency, the Board of Trustees approved changes that redefined the core curriculum and curriculum structure to keep pace with the ever changing face of higher education and prepare Lincoln’s stu-

dents for success in graduate and professional studies and high potential career aspirations.

Currently, The Lincoln University is one of the nation’s largest producers of African Americans with baccalaureate degrees in the physical sciences, com-puter and information sciences, and biological and life sciences. More than

25 percent of its undergraduate degrees awarded are in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and computer science. In addition, The Lincoln Uni-versity has the distinction of having 25 of its chemistry graduates (1989 to 2004) to earn Ph.D. degrees in chemistry and related fields.

The Lincoln University’s historic campus is located on 422 acres in southern Chester County, Pennsylvania. Lincoln also operates two satellite campuses one in Coatesville Pennsylvania, the other in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

In 2000, the University began massive programmatic and physical plant upgrades. In the eight years that followed, The Lincoln University secured $275 million to enhance the physical facilities and redesign the campus’ infrastructure.

These funds allowed the University to construct a new High-Tech Science and General Classroom Building as well as a state-of-the-art International Cultural Center.

In addition to new construction, several major renovation projects of the University’s existing buildings were undertaken, including Ware Center, University Hall, Grim Hall, Wright Hall, the Langston Hughes Memorial Li-brary, the Student Union Building and the University’s Center for Graduate

and Continuing Education in Philadelphia. It was also during this time that Lincoln achieved its first ever investment grade rating (A-3 rating from Moody’s Investor’s Service) that resulted in the

sale of $40 million in bonds to construct a new 409-bed, air-conditioned residence hall to house its students. In April of 2006, The Lincoln University continued its commitment to en-hance the quality education and campus life experience for its student body,

with the reinstatement of a football program and marching band to com-mence in fall 2008. The proposed move from Division III to Division II in 2006 also required the addition of a women’s softball team to the athletic offerings.

In recent years, Lincoln has provided its male and female students the op-portunity to participate in collegiate competition in baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis, track, cross country and volleyball. The Lincoln University

track & field athletes have compiled an outstanding record of achievement in NCAA competition, capturing a total of 15 men’s and women’s national championships. In celebrating The Lincoln University’s historic past and promising future,

we recognize and honor Lincoln’s three historic purposes: 1. To teach honestly, and without fear of censure, what humankind has painfully and persistently learned about the environment and its people. 2. To preserve this knowledge for the future.

3. To add to this store of knowledge. The Lincoln University remains committed to preserving its distinction as an intellectual and cultural resource.

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Dr. Robert R. Jennings became the thirteenth President of The Lincoln University on January 2, 2012. Dr. Jennings brings with him many years of experience in strategic planning, operational and financial manage-ment, program and policy development, fundraising, research (grants/contracts) development/management, and student affairs. His career in higher education includes serving as the tenth President of Alabama A&M University as well as serving in various executive-level positions at Wake Forest University, North Carolina A&T State University, Albany State University, Norfolk State University and Atlanta University. In addition to his extensive record of service and accomplishment in high-er education, Jennings has served as a Loaned Executive to the Reagan administration and was assigned to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. He has also served as a consultant to the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol Services, the U.S. Department of Treasury and was a Lead Trainer for the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Jennings is a dissertation advisor for educational and public administra-tion majors at the Union Graduate School in Cincinnati, Ohio and is the owner of Gems Loving Care, personal care homes that cater to the el-derly in metro-Atlanta. Since 1985, he has traveled and/or studied in more than 35 foreign countries. In 1999, he served as a consultant to the U.S. Department of State, where he trained the Rector and his staff in the areas of strategic planning and external relations at the Universi-ty of Niamey in Niger, Africa. In 2001, Jennings was tapped by the Gov-ernment of Rwanda and served as a consultant to the Kigali Institute of Science, Technology and Management. Currently, he is Chief Consult-ant to the Macon County School System in Oglethorpe, Georgia, and is Chief Facilitator on a Kellogg Grant to strengthen race relations in Char-lottesville, Virginia. He has also served as a consultant to the Garrett Theological Seminary in Evanston, Illinois. Active in both his community and his profession, Jennings held a five-year term as chairman of the NAACP Education Legal Advisory Board, served a five-year term on the Board of Directors of the University of Virginia’s Council on Minority Research in Special Education, and com-

pleted a three-year term as a charter member of the Commission on Philanthropy for the Council for Advancement and Support of Educa-tion. A former member of the Board of Trustees of Atlanta University, Southwestern Christian College, and Leadership Foundation of Atlanta, he completed a four-year term on the Joint Commission on Faculty Accountability for the American Association of State Colleges and Uni-versities, is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Huntsville Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Directors of Girl Scouts, Inc. The recipient of more than 30 major citations and awards, Jennings was selected as a Regional Finalist for a White House Fellowship. He is listed in several major publications including Who’s Who Among Stu-dents in American Universities and Colleges, Outstanding Young Men of America, Outstanding Personalities of the South, International Register of Profiles, Who’s Who Among Black Americans, Who’s Who Among Special Educators, Who’s Who in the South, and the International Di-rectory of Distinguished Leaders. In great demand as a speaker and trainer, Jennings has published arti-cles in several scholarly journals; served as a columnist for Minority Health Today and edited a book on the State of Black Men in America in 1994. Jennings is a graduate of Morehouse College where he received the Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and Atlanta University where he received the Masters degree in Educational Psychology/Elementary Education, a Specialist degree in Interrelated Learning and a Doctor of Education degree in Administration and Policy Studies. He also holds Masters Certification in Adult Basic Education from the University of Georgia and Masters Certification in Curriculum and Instruction and Gifted Education from Georgia State University. Jennings has studied as a Charles Merrill Fellow at the University of Ghana in West Africa, as a Fulbright Fellow in Recife, Brazil, and as an Oxford Roundtable Scholar in Oxford, England.

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Dr. Darryl A. Pope became the Director of Athletics at The Lincoln University this past March. Pope has 18 years of adminis-trative experience in Division I Athletics. Prior to Lincoln, he served as the Director of Athletics and Physical Activity at the College of Lake College in Grayslake, IL. He has also served as Associate Athletic Director for Internal Affairs and Associate Athletic Director for Compliance at Kenne-saw State University, Kennesaw, GA and as Consultant Sports Information Director

at Oglethorpe University, Atlanta, GA. Additionally, he has served as Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance at California State University-Northridge, Los Angeles, CA and Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance at Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. From 1995 to 1997, he served as Compliance Coordinator at the Uni-versity of Maryland Eastern Shore, Princess Anne, MD and he was an Instructor with the National Youth Sports Program at Temple in the mid-90s. Dr. Pope has served on several NCAA committees, including the NCAA Peer Review Certification Team — a position he has held since 2000; as well as is a member of the NCAA Leadership Institute Class of 2003. A graduate of Howard University, where he received a Bachelor of Sci-ence degree in Communications Management and Business Administra-tion, he also holds a Master's degree in Sports Administration from Grambling State University and a Doctorate of Education degree in Sports Management and Leisure Studies from Temple University. Dr. Pope holds a certification from the United States Professional Ten-nis Registry and competed on the USTA Professional Satellite Circuit.

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RAMON FLANIGAN Head Coach

Southern Methodist ‘97 Second Year

Career Record: 1-9 Record at Lincoln: 1-9

Ramon Flanigan enters his second season as the head coach at The Lincoln University. In his inaugural season in 2013, Flanigan guided the Lions to a season-opening victory downing rival Cheyney University, 33-28. Several of his student-athletes received post season honors. Freshmen Steven Gilliam and Wadel Louis both earned All-CIAA Rookie Team honors while Kyle Jaski and Akeem Jordan received All-CIAA First Team honors. Jordan broke several single-season records with his 2013 performance; receiving yards (913), total points scored (72), receiving touch-downs (12), and total touchdowns scored (12). Jaski led the CIAA in total punt yards (2,476) and average yards per punt (44.2). He was one of 21 players from a CIAA institution to be named to the Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All-Super Region One Squad in 2013. Prior to Lincoln, Flanigan had a highly decorat-ed coaching career in NCAA Division I with Mississippi Valley State and the University of North Texas as an offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. He assisted with academic and other administrative duties, worked three years for the Mississippi Valley State football program under head coach Karl Morgan. Before his stint at Mississippi Valley State, Flanigan spent the 2008 season as the wide receivers coach at Prestonwood Christian Academy and was the quarterbacks coach at Galveston Ball High School in 2009. Before coaching at the high school level, Flani-gan spent eight seasons as an assistant coach

at the University of North Texas – five as the program’s offensive coordinator. In his first season of directing the offense, Flanigan helped the Mean Green amass 3,699 total yards, which was at that time the highest total since 1994. In his second year, he improved the offense to 4,257 total yards of offense and a scoring average of 27.5 points per game, which was also the best for North Texas since 1994. During the 2004 campaign, Flanigan’s offense posted more than 4,000 total yards of offense for the second time in school history. While serving as offensive coordinator under then head coach Darrell Dickey, North Texas won four consecutive Sun Belt Conference championships and made four postseason bowl appearances. In six years as the quarterbacks coach at North Texas, Flanigan was responsible for the devel-opment of several young quarterbacks and was faced with a similar challenge in 2005. Scott Hall became a starter as a true freshman in 2001 and under Flanigan’s direction, improved to lead the Mean Green to its first bowl game in 42 years the following season. Hall finished his career in 2004 as the school’s all-time lead-er in career passing efficiency and ranked in the top four in passes completed, passing yards and touchdowns. When Hall was injured in 2002, Flanigan’s abil-ity was tested when he was faced with the task of guiding red-shirt freshman Andrew Smith through a grueling 12-game schedule and the successful defense of a Sun Belt championship and a New Orleans Bowl victory. Tragically, Smith was killed in an automobile accident prior to the 2004 season, requiring Flanigan to teach the toughest lesson to his young pupils - the lesson of life. Flanigan was just one of 10 coaches selected to partici-pate in the NCAA’s inaugural Expert Coaching Program in June 2004. The program was cre-ated for ethnic minority football coaches with at least six years

experience to help in the development of mi-nority coaches. He was chosen again in 2005. He also participated in the NFL Minority Intern-ship Program, spending time with the Green Bay Packers. Flanigan, a 1997 graduate of Southern Meth-odist University, led the Mustangs to a 6-5 record, the school’s first winning season since 1986. He concluded his SMU career as the school’s career leader in total offense with 7,437 yards and as the school’s fourth all-time leading passer with 5,640 yards. He is the only player in SMU history to pass for 5,500 or more yards and rush for at least 1,500 yards. He had 30 career passing touchdowns and 27 career-rushing touchdowns for a school record 57 touchdowns produced.

He made his collegiate debut as a true fresh-

man in 1992, but received a red-shirt after

partially tearing a thumb ligament against

North Texas and missed the final nine games of

the season. In 1994, Flanigan was one of 11

players in the country selected to the College

Football Association All-American Team. He

was a second-team All-Southwestern Athletic

Conference pick that season after finishing

13th in the nation in total offense (237.1 yards

per game). In 1996 he was named Western

Athletic Conference Mountain Division “Player

of the Week” after a 23-10 win over Arkansas.

When he has finished his playing career, he

proceeded to complete his academic tenure at

SMU with a bachelor’s degree in Economics

with Financial Applications.

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HERB PICKENS Assistant Head Coach

Lane ‘04 Seventh Year

Herb Pickens enters his seventh year as the defensive coordina-tor. Prior to Lincoln, Pickens was the defensive line and inside linebackers coach at Lane College and the assistant linebackers coach and defensive coordinator at the University of Saint Mary in Leavenworth, Kansas. Under his tutelage in 2006, St. Mary’s finished second in defense in the conference, ninth nationally against the run and ranked in the top 20 nationally in every major defensive category. The following year, Pickens’ defense was first against the pass and 10th against the run. At Saint Mary’s, Pickens was the strength and conditioning coordinator, and he was responsible for scouting report preparation. During his time at Lane College, Pickens broke down game film, assisted with the preparation of the game plan and developed the defensive scouting reports. Before graduating from Lane College in 2004 with a bachelor of Science degree in biology, Pickens played football at Grambling State under Doug Williams, the MVP of Super Bowl XXII. While at Grambling, Pickens was a two-time SWAC (Southwestern Athletic Conference) newcomer of the week and he was a second team honorable-mention selection. The honors continued to arrive for Pickens at Lane College where he was a second-team all conference selection in 2002.

CHRISTOPHER PATTERSON Assistant Football Coach

Norfolk State ‘96 Second Year

Coach Patterson enters his second season with The Lincoln Uni-versity as an Assistant Coach for the Offensive Line.

Prior to Lincoln, Patterson spent two years mentoring varisty football players at Syracuse City Schools. During the 2010 sea-son, Patterson worked at Lane College as the Defensive Line coach/Recruiting Coordinator.

Patterson has a very diverse background in coaching. His career started at Norfolk State University as a student-assistant and has extended as far as Germany where he coached in the Northern Germany American Football League. In 2005, Patterson coached First Team All-American Tight End, Jonathan Allen at Norfolk State University. As a player, Patterson started his collegiate career at Morehouse College and ended at Norfolk State University in Virginia. Patter-son was a first team All-CIAA candidate as well as a small college All-American. He has always had the inspiration to coach foot-ball and has used this vehicle to assist young men to become talented as well as successful student-athletes. Patterson’s coaching stints started at Norfolk State University, and has consisted of campaigns at Saint Augustine’s College, Lindenwood University (11-0), New Mexico Military Institute, and a Graduate Assistantship at Syracuse University. Patterson has also mentored young men on the high school level. Patterson has the unique ability to coach both sides of the ball. He has mentored several junior college Defensive Linemen to Division 1-A scholarships. On the Offensive side of the ball, Patterson has mentored an All-American NAIA Candidate at Lin-denwood University. During his stint at Saint Augustine’s Col-lege, Patterson’s offensive line broke the single-season rushing record.

He holds a Masters Degree in Christian Leadership from Liberty University of Lynchburg, VA.

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Offensively, the Lions return starters at all key positions led by senior signal-caller Doug Cook. Cook holds all passing records at The Lincoln University heading into his final year under center with career total of 6,620 passing yards, 41 passing touchdowns, and 236.4 average yards per game. Five of Cook’s top six targets return led by senior All-CIAA First Team Wide Receiver Akeem Jordan and senior Anthony Green. Jordan broke several single-season records with his 2013 perfor-mance; receiving yards (913), total points scored (72), receiving touchdowns (12), and total touchdowns scored (12). Green caught 24 passes a season ago for 355 total yards and two touchdowns. Sophomore running back Steven Gilliam received All-CIAA Rookie Team honors in 2013 after a solid job in the Li-ons backfield. He broke the Lions’ longest rush from scrimmage record with a 72-yard dash in his collegiate-debut. Despite the loss of four of five starters on the offensive line, Lincoln is an-chored by a veteran starter at Center in senior Daniel Mammah who started in 9-out-of-10 games last season. The top two tacklers return from 2013 in defensive back Brion Robinson and linebacker Gavin Lampkin. Robinson led the squad with 86 tackles and in pass breakups with six. In a battle with the Golden Bulls, he exploded for 17 total tackles and was named CIAA Defensive Back of the Week. Lampkin had a team-high sev-en tackles for a loss of yardage, five sacks, an interception while making 75 stops will lead the Lions defense along with Robin-son. Sophomore linebacker Wadel Louis was named to the All-CIAA Rookie Team after totaling 48 tackles including back-to-back weeks with ten tackles recorded against the Blue Bears and Panthers.

The Lions open their 2014 schedule at home with back-to-back home games in the LU Football Stadium. Lincoln will kick off the season with their first ever televised football game on Thursday, September 4 against Cheyney in the annual "Battle of the First". SPORTSfever Television Network will cover this historical event live from the campus of The Lincoln University at 7p.m. After the rivalry clash, the Lions will host North Carolina Wesleyan on Sep-tember 13 in recognition of "Military Appreciation Day". This game marks the fifteenth meeting between rivals Cheyney and Lincoln. The Lions hold a 11-2-1 advantage in the series in-cluding a 33-28 win last season on the road. Next, Lincoln will host the Battling Bishops of North Carolina Wesleyan of the USA South Athletic Conference. The game marks the first meeting against the Battling Bishops, which went 2-8 during the 2013 season. The final nonconference contest on the Lions 2014 schedule will be their first road game featuring the Red Hawks of Montclair State from the Skyline Conference. This will also be the first meeting between the Lions and Red Hawks. Last season, Montclair State finished with a 4-6 overall record. CIAA play begins September 27 when the Lions travel to Raleigh, NC to tangle with Shaw. After two consecutive road games, the Lions return home against Fayetteville State on October 4. Vir-ginia Union is next on the schedule October 11 followed by a Homecoming matchup against Elizabeth City State on October 18. (Continued on next page)

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SEASON OUTLOOK

(Continued )

A meeting with the 2013 CIAA Northern

Divisional champion Virginia State is slat-

ed for October 26 in Petersburg, VA. Fol-

lowing the battle of the "True Orange &

Blue" between the Trojans and Lions, Lin-

coln will acknowledge their senior's final

home game on November 1 against Bow-

ie State. The Bowie State game will high-

light Senior/Family & Friends Day on The

Lincoln University campus.

Lincoln concludes its 2014 regular season

on the road by facing Chowan on Novem-

ber 8 in Murfreesboro, NC. The Lions last

defeated Chowan 31-15 back in 2011.

DEFENSIVE CAPSULE

Starters Returning: (9) DB Brion Robinson (5-9, 200, Jr.) Led team with 86 tkls., 6.0 TFL, 6 PD DB Lorenzo Adams (5-9, 180, Sr.) 49 tkls., 4 PD, 1 FR DB Dezman Ellis (6-0, 180, Jr.) 26 tkls., 6 PD, 2 FF, 1 FR LB Gavin Lampkin (6-2, 200, Jr.) 75 tkls., 7.0 TFL, 5 sks., 2 PD, 1 INT, 1 FR LB Wadel Louis (6-2, 225, So.) 48 tkls., 2.5 TFL, 1 sks., 1 PD, 1 QBH DL Hosea Crooms (6-2, 320, Sr.) 15 tkls., 1 PD DL Tyreese Green 19 tkls., 3.5 TFL, 2 sks., 1 FF, 1 PD DB Raymond Harmon (6-2, 215, Jr.) 37 tkls., 1.0 TFL, 1 PD DB Tyahir Mitchell (5-10, 170, Sr.) 51 tkls., 1 INT, 1 PD Starters Lost: (2) LB Dawan Marzett 74 tkls., 4.0 TFL, 2 PD, 1 QBH DL Stanley Gavin 31 tkls., 4.0 TFL, 1 QBH Other Key Returnees: (4) DB Elijah Douglas (5-9, 185, Sr.) 28 tkls., 1 sks., 1 INT, 1 PD DB Jacob Lockley (6-1, 170, Sr.) 14 tkls., 2 PD DL LeJohn Phillips (6-2, 265, So.) 11 tkls., 1.5 TFL, 1 FR LB Keith Harris (6-0, 200, Sr.) 24 tkls., 1 PD, 1 FF Defense Returning Category Stat Return Pct. Tackles 749 640 85.4 TFL 49 36.5 73.5 Sacks 16 13 81.3 QB Hurries 8 6 75.0 Interceptions 3 3 100.0 PBU 33 2,012 99.7 Forced Fum. 10 15 100.0 Fumbles Rec. 7 127 79.9 Rec. Yds 2,017 1,730 85.8 Rec. TDs 15 15 100.0 Total Offense 2,602 2,351 90.4 Total TDs 19 18 94.7

OFFENSIVE CAPSULE Starters Returning: (6) OL Daniel Mammah (5-11, 280, Sr.) Started in 9-out-of-10 games at C QB Doug Cook (5-11, 160, Sr.) 149-293, 1,814 yds., 14 TDs WR Akeem Jordan (6-2, 205, Sr.) Led team with 65 rec., 913 yds., 12 TDs WR Anthony Green (5-9, 180, Sr.) 18 rec., 355 yds., 2 TDs, 19.7 avg. RB Steven Gilliam (5-8, 170, So.) Team-record 74 yd. rush from scrimmage TE Kenneth Faulcon (6-1, 220, Jr.) 14 rec., 199 yds., 1 TD, 14.2 avg. Starters Lost: (5) OL Tony Lozano Started in 6-out-of-7 games played OL Adolphus Barron, Jr. Started in 7-out-of-8 games played OL Alphonso Wise Started in 5-out-of-9 games played OL Derrick McKenna Started in 6-out-of-8 games played WR Steven Morris 24 rec., 254 yds., 10.6 avg. Other Key Returnees: (2) QB Khari NgOzi (5-11, 160, So.) 9-34, 198 yds., 1 TD WR Larquise Hobbs (5-11, 170, So.) 12 rec., 95 yds., 7.9 avg. Offense Returning Category Stat Return Pct. Rush Att. 309 190 61.5 Rush Yds. 585 396 67.7 Rush Tds 3 2 66.7 Pass Att. 330 329 99.7 Pass Comp. 159 158 99.7 Pass Yds. 2,017 2,012 99.7 Pass Tds 15 15 100.0 Receptions 159 127 79.9 Rec. Yds 2,017 1,730 85.8 Rec. TDs 15 15 100.0 Total Offense 2,602 2,351 90.4 Total TDs 19 18 94.7

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ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht./Wt. Hometown Major 1 Brion Robinson DB JR 5-9/200 Silver Spring, MD/Springbrook HS Finance 3 Lorenzo Adams DB SR 5-9/180 Philadelphia, PA/West Chester University Health Science 4 Akeem Jordan WR R-SR 6-2/205 Washington, DC/University of Akron Business Mgmt 5 Kenneth Faulcon TE JR 6-1/220 Aberdeen, MD/Aberdeen HS Business 7 Douglas Cook III QB SR 5-11/160 Miami, FL/University of Nova SE Health Science 9 Elijah Douglas, Jr. DB SR 5-9/185 Philadelphia, PA/Robert Morris University Political Science 10 Tyahir Mitchell DB R-SR 5-10/175 Wilmington, DE/Howard HS Health Science 12 Carl Richardson LB JR 5-10/200 Daytona Beach, FL/Atlantic HS Physics 13 Raymond “RJ” Harmon DB R-SO 6-2/215 Baltimore, MD/Robert Morris University Criminal Justice 15 Anthony Green WR SO 5-9/180 Chester, PA/Upper Darby HS Management 18 Mark Newlin QB JR 6-0/200 Trenton, NJ/Utica College of Syracuse Criminal Justice 19 Khari NgOzi QB SO 5-10/175 Philadelphia, PA, Glasgow HS Secondary Education 21 James Thomas II DB JR 5-9/165 Los Angeles, CA/Oak Christian HS Biology 22 Chase Dykes DB JR 5-7/180 Philadelphia, PA/Edward Bok Vo-Tech Health Science 24 Jacob Lockley DB JR 6-1/180 Philadelphia, PA/Mastbaum Vocational Tech Health Science 25 Dezman Ellis DB R-SO 6-0/180 Bowie, MD/DeMatha Catholic HS Management 26 Gavin Lampkin LB SR 6-2/200 Baltimore, MD/McPherson College Criminal justice 27 Steven Gilliam RB SO 5-8/170 Bowie, MD/Bowie HS Health Science 29 Darrian Butler LB R-SO 5-9/185 Capitol Heights, MD/Alabama State University Health Science 30 Damario Glenn DB JR 5-10/170 Oakland, CA/Laney College Business 33 Joshua Wilson DL R-SR 6-0/260 Hayward, CA/Laney College Mass Comm. 34 Stephanos Ghebrehiwet DB SO 5-10/190 Miami, FL/North Miami Beach HS Undecided 35 Keith Harris LB SR 6-0/200 Philadelphia, PA/Rancocas Valley Regional HS Criminal Justice 36 Drevon Vance DB JR 5-10/190 Clinton, MD/Shenandoah University Criminal Justice 38 Marc Price RB R-FR 5-10/190 Philadelphia, PA/Charles Carroll HS Health Science 39 Darwin “DJ” Wright RB R-JR 5-9/210 Union, NJ/Union HS Health Science 40 Kyle Kelly FB JR 6-0/265 Queens, NY/Queens Preparatory Academy Criminal Justice 46 Stephon Ford DL SR 6-3/240 Warren, Ohio/Harding HS Biology 52 Wadel Louis LB SO 6-2/225 Miami, FL/North Miami Beach HS Biology 54 Tyreese Green DL R-JR 6-0/275 Philadelphia, PA/Howard HS Bio-Chemistry 58 Isaiah White OL R-SO 6-1/290 Aberdeen, MD/Hartford Tech HS Physics 63 Daniel Mammah OL SR 5-11/265 Lansing, MI/J.W. Sexton HS Accounting 67 Stephen Surles OL SR 6-2/275 Saginaw, MI/Mesabi Range Community College Health Science 74 Kwame Miller OL JR 6-6/370 Philadelphia, PA/Germantown HS Undecided 76 David Smylie II OL SR 6-2/290 Randallstown, MD/Mount St. Joseph HS History 80 Latevin Walker DB SR 5-7/150 Daytona, FL/Central Methodist University Business Mgmt. 81 Kevin-Adam Clarke WR SO 5-11/180 Darby, PA/ Greater Lupp Christian Academy Health Science 82 Brakeem Jackson WR SR 6-2/195 Philadelphia, PA/University City HS Criminal Justice 84 Larquise Hobbs WR SO 5-11/170 Lansing, MI/J.W. Sexton HS Biology 88 Randy McCray TE SR 6-4/275 Brooklyn, NY/Erie Community College HPER 91 Hosea Crooms DL SR 6-2/320 Daytona Beach, FL/Atlantic HS History Education 96 Marcus Barboza DL JR 6-0/330 Upper Marlboro, MD/DeMatha Catholic HS Physics 99 LeJohn Phillips DL SO 6-2/265 Hephzibah, GA/Hephzibah HS Nursing

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CAREER BESTS

#3 DB LORENZO ADAMS All Purpose 182, at Bowie State (11/2/13) Punt Returns 3, vs. Elizabeth City State (10/19/13) Punt Ret. Yds 25, vs. Elizabeth City State (10/19/13) Kick Returns 8, at Bowie State (11/2/13) Kick Ret. Yds 182, at Bowie State (11/2/13) Tackles 9, at Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) TFL 1.0, vs. Chowan (11/8/13) Fumbles Recovered 1, at Cheyney (9/7/13) PBU 2, at Saint Francis (9/21/13) #7 QB DOUGLAS COOK Completions 39, at Livingstone (9/22/12) Attempts 70, at Livingstone (9/22/12) Passing Yards 463, at Livingstone (9/22/12) Long Pass 77, at Chowan (11/3/12) Passing TDs 5, at Livingstone (9/22/12) Rushes 13, vs. Virginia State (10/26/13) Rushing Yards 32, vs. Livingstone (9/28/13) Long Rush 39, vs. Chowan (11/9/13) Rushing TDs 1, vs. Johnson C. Smith (9/29/12) #91 DL HOSEA CROOMS Tackles 6, vs. Kentucky State (9/15/12) Sacks 1.0, 2x, MR at Chowan (11/3/12) TFL 1.0, 3x, MR at Chowan (11/3/12) PBU 1, at Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) #9 DB ELIJAH DOUGLAS All Purpose 122, at Cheyney (9/7/13) Punt Returns 2, at Cheyney (9/7/13) Punt Ret. Yds 71, at Cheyney (9/7/13) Kick Returns 3, 3x, at Elizabeth City State (10/19/13) Kick Ret. Yds 66, vs. Virginia Union (10/12/13) Interceptions 1, at Cheyney (9/7/13) Tackles 7, vs. Virginia State (10/26/13) Sacks 1.0, vs. Livingstone (9/28/13) TFL 1.0, vs. at Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) PBU 1, at Saint Francis (9/21/13) #25 DB DEZMAN ELLIS Tackles 5, vs. Virginia Union (10/12/13) TFL .5, at Saint Francis (9/21/13) Fumbles Forced 1, 2x, MR vs. Chowan (11/9/13) Fumbles Recovered 1, at Bowie State (11/2/13) PBU 2, 2x, MR at Bowie State (11/2/13) #5 TE KENNETH FAULCON Receptions 5, vs. Virginia State (10/26/13) Receiving Yards 73, at Livingstone (9/22/12) Long Reception 73, at Livingstone (9/22/12) Receiving TDs 1, 2x, MR vs. Chowan (11/9/13) #42 DL STEPHON FORD Tackles 3, vs. Virginia Union (10/12/13) Sacks 1.0, at Elizabeth City State (10/19/13) TFL 1.0, at Elizabeth City State (10/19/13) Blocked Kicks 1, at Sacred Heart (9/14/13) #27 RB STEVEN GILLIAM Rushes 21, at Saint Francis (9/21/13) Rushing Yards 84, at Sacred Heart (9/14/13) Long Rush 72, at Sacred Heart (9/14/13) Rushing TDs 1, at Bowie State (11/2/13)

#15 WR ANTHONY GREEN Receptions 6, vs. Virginia State (10/26/13) Receiving Yards 84, vs. Virginia State (10/26/13) Long Reception 63, vs. Chowan (11/9/13) Receiving TDs 1, 2x, MR at Bowie State (11/2/13) #54 DL TYREESE GREEN Tackles 5, vs. Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) Sacks 1.0, at Cheyney (9/7/13) TFL 1.5, at Cheyney (9/7/13) #13 LB RAYMOND HARMON Tackles 7, vs. Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) TFL 1.0, at Bowie State (11/2/13) PBU 1, at Cheyney (9/7/13) #35 LB KEITH HARRIS Tackles 10, at Cheyney (9/7/13) TFL .5, at Saint Francis (9/21/13) Fumbles Forced 1, at Cheyney (9/7/13) PBU 1, at Sacred Heart (9/14/13) #84 WR LARQUISE HOBBS Receptions 5, at Bowie State (11/2/13) Receiving Yards 47, at Bowie State (11/2/13) Long Reception 33, at Bowie State (11/2/13) #82 WR BRAKEEM JACKSON Receptions 1, at Saint Francis (9/21/13) Receiving Yards 6, at Saint Francis (9/21/13) Long Reception 6, at Saint Francis (9/21/13) Kick Returns 4, vs. Chowan (11/9/13) Kick Ret. Yds 62, vs. Chowan (11/9/13) Tackles 7, at Virginia Union (10/6/12) Fumbles Forced 1, at Virginia Union (10/6/12) Fumbles Recovered 1, at Virginia Union (10/6/12) PBU 1, at Virginia Union (10/6/12) Blocked Kicks 1, vs. Cheyney (9/1/12) #4 WR AKEEM JORDAN Receptions 12, vs. Virginia State (10/26/13) Receiving Yards 153, at Bowie State (11/2/13) Long Reception 74, at Bowie State (11/2/13) Receiving TDs 3, at Cheyney (9/7/13) #26 DB GAVIN LAMPKIN Tackles 13, at Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) TFL 2.0, vs. Livingstone (9/28/13) Sacks 2.0, vs. Livingstone (9/28/13) Interceptions 1, at Sacred Heart (9/14/13) Fumbles Recovered 1, at Chowan (11/9/13) PBU 1, 2x, MR vs. Virginia State (10/26/13) #24 DB JACOB LOCKLEY Tackles 8, vs. Elizabeth City State (10/13/12) TFL 1.0, 2x, MR vs. Kentucky State (9/15/12) Fumbles Forced 1, at Cheyney (9/7/13) Interceptions 1, vs. Johnson C. Smith (9/29/12) #52 LB WADEL LOUIS Tackles 10, 2x, MR vs. Virginia Union (10/12/13) Sacks 1.0, vs Virginia State (10/26/13) TFL 1.5, at Elizabeth City State (10/19/13) PBU 1, vs. Livingstone (9/28/13)

#88 TE RANDY MCCRAY Receptions 2, at Saint Francis (9/21/13) Receiving Yards 10, at Saint Francis (9/21/13) Long Reception 9, at Saint Francis (9/21/13) Tackles 2 vs. Chowan (11/9/13) Sacks 1.0, vs. Chowan (11/9/13) TFL 1.0, vs. Chowan (11/9/13) PBU 2, vs. Virginia State (10/26/13) #10 DB TYAHIR MITCHELL Tackles 12, vs. Virginia Union (10/12/13) TFL 1.0, vs. Virginia Union(10/12/13) Fumbles Forced 1, at Chowan (11/3/12) Fumbles Rec. 1, vs. Elizabeth City State (10/13/12) Interceptions 1, 3x, MR at Cheyney (9/7/13) Blocked Kicks 1, at Chowan (11/3/12) #18 QB MARK NEWLIN Completions 3, at Livingstone (9/22/12) Attempts 7, at Livingstone (9/22/12) Passing Yards 27, at Livingstone (9/22/12) Long Pass 21, at Livingstone (9/22/12) Rushes 3, at Livingstone (9/22/12) Rushing Yards 16, vs. Chowan (11/9/13) Long Rush 13, vs. Chowan (11/9/13) #19 QB KHARI NGOZI Completions 6, at Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) Attempts 13, at Johnson C. Smith(10/5/13) Passing Yards 130, at Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) Long Pass 48, at Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) Passing TDs 1, at Elizabeth City State (10/19/13) Rushes 7, vs. Chowan (11/9/13) Rushing Yards 50, vs. Chowan (11/9/13) Long Rush 15, 2x, MR vs. Chowan (11/9/13) Rushing TDs 1, vs. Chowan (11/9/13) #99 DL LEJOHN PHILLIPS Tackles 3, 3x, MR vs. Virginia Union (10/12/13) TFL 1.0, vs. Virginia Union (10/12/13) Fumble Rec. 1, vs. Virginia Union (10/12/13) #12 DL CARL RICHARDSON Tackles 9, vs. Kentucky State (9/15/12) TFL 1.0, 2x, MR vs. Livingstone(9/28/13) Sacks 1.0, 2x, MR at Saint Francis (9/21/13) Fumbles Forced 1, vs. Kentucky State (9/15/12) Fumbles Rec. 1, vs. Kentucky State (9/15/12) #1 DB BRION ROBINSON Tackles 17, at Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) TFL 1.5, at Virginia Union (10/6/12) Sacks 1.0, vs. Virginia State (10/26/13) Fumbles Forced 1, vs. Johnson C. Smith (9/29/12) PBU 3, at Virginia State (10/20/12) #80 DB LETIVIN WALKER Receptions 5, vs. Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) Receiving Yards 113, vs. Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) Long Reception 48, vs. Johnson C. Smith (10/5/13) #33 DL JOSHUA WILSON Tackles 6, vs. Livingstone (9/28/13) TFL 1.5, at Sacred Heart(9/14/13) Sacks 1.0, at Cheyney (9/7/13)

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2014 OPPONENTS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Cheyney, PA Founded: 1837 Enrollment: 1,300 Nickname: Wolves Colors: Blue & White Stadium: O’Shields-Stevenson Stadium Stadium Capacity: 5,000 Stadium Surface: Grass Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Con-ference President: Dr. Michelle Howard-Vital Athletic Director: Ruffin Bell

COACHNG STAFF Head Coach: Anthony Johnson Career Record: N/A School Record: N/A

TEAM INFORMATION Offense: N/A Defense: N/A Letterman Returning/Lost: N/A Offense Starters Returning/Lost: N/A Defense Starters Returning/Lost: N/A

MEDIA RELATIONS Football Contact: Lenn Margolis Office Phone: 610.399.2143 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cheyneywolves.com

2014 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Sept. 4 at Lincoln* Sept. 13 Gannon Sept. 20 Clarion Sept. 27 at Kutztown Oct. 4 Bloomsburg Oct. 11 at East Stroudsburg Oct. 18 Lock Haven Oct. 25 at Shippensburg Nov. 1 at West Chester Nov. 8 Millersville Nov. 15 at Slippery Rock

2013 RESULTS Date Opponent Result Sept. 7 Lincoln* L 28-33 Sept. 14 at Indiana (PA) L 0-49 Sept. 21 at Lock Haven L 10-12 Sept. 28 East Stroudsburg L 6-40 Oct. 5 at Mercyhurst L 14-63 Oct. 12 at Kutztown L 19-35 Oct. 19 Millersville L 12-30 Oct. 26 at Bloomsburg L 7-35 Nov. 2 West Chester L 14-66 Nov. 9 Shippensburg L 0-42 Nov. 16 Seton Hill L 10-17 * CIAA opponent

CHEYNEY

Game 1 - 09/4 - Lincoln University, PA

Series Information:

All-Time Series: Lincoln leads, 11-2-1 At Lincoln: Cheyney leads, 1-0

At Cheyney: Series tied, 1-1 At Neutral Site: Lincoln leads, 2-0

Series Streak: Lincoln W1

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Rocky Mountain, NC Founded: 1956 Enrollment: 1,350 Nickname: Battling Bishops Colors: Blue & Gold Stadium: Rocky Mount Athletic Stadium Stadium Capacity: 5,000 Stadium Surface: N/A Conference: USA South President: James A. Gray, III Athletic Director: John Thompson

COACHNG STAFF Head Coach: Jeff Filkovski Career Record: School Record:

TEAM INFORMATION Offense: Cheyney, PA Defense: Cheyney, PA Letterman Returning/Lost: Cheyney, PA Offense Starters Returning/Lost: Cheyney, PA Defense Starters Returning/Lost: Cheyney, PA

MEDIA RELATIONS Football Contact: Ricky C. Rich Office Phone: 252.985.5271 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ncwcsports.com

2014 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Sept. 6 Stevenson Sept. 13 at Lincoln* Sept. 18 Christopher Newport Sept. 27 at Ferrum Oct. 4 Averett Oct. 11 at LaGrange Oct. 25 Methodist Nov. 1 at Maryville Nov. 8 at Greensboro Nov. 15 Huntingdon

2013 RESULTS (2-8) Date Opponent Result Sept. 6 at Stevenson L 9-19 Sept. 14 Southern Virginia L 21-24 Sept. 21 Salisbury L 10-28 Sept. 28 at Averett W 27-24 Oct. 5 LaGrange L 26-50 Oct. 12 at Christopher Newport L 8-20 Oct. 19 Greensboro L 42-44 Oct. 26 at Huntington L 35-59 Nov. 2 Ferrum W 33-16 Nov. 16 at Methodist L 62-69 * CIAA opponent

NORTH CAROLINA WESLEYAN


Series Information:

All-Time Series: 0-0 Series Streak: N/A

First Meeting

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2014 OPPONENTS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Montclair, NJ Founded: 1908 Enrollment: 18,402 Nickname: Red Hawks Colors: Red & White Stadium: Sprague Field Stadium Capacity: 6,000 Stadium Surface: Field Turf Conference: New Jersey Athletic Conference President: Dr. Susan A. Cole Athletic Director: Holly Gera

COACHNG STAFF Head Coach: Rick Giancola Career Record: 214—96-2 School Record: 141-46

TEAM INFORMATION Offense: Defense: Letterman Returning/Lost: Offense Starters Returning/Lost: Defense Starters Returning/Lost:

MEDIA RELATIONS Football Contact: Michael Scala Office Phone: 973.655.6787 Email: [email protected] Website: www.mountclairathletics.com

2014 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Sept. 4 Delaware Valley Sept. 13 at Salve Regina Sept. 20 Lincoln* Sept. 27 at Kutztown Oct. 4 at William Paterson Oct. 11 at Southern Virginia Oct. 18 New Jersey Oct. 25 Rowan Nov. 1 at SUNY Cortland Nov. 8 Morrisville State Nov. 15 at Kean

2013 RESULTS (4-6) Date Opponent Result Sept. 7 at Lebanon Valley L 14-15 Sept. 14 Salve Regina W 17-19 Sept. 21 at Alfred L 10-33 Sept. 27 at Rowan L 0-7 Oct. 4 at New Jersey L 16-21 Oct. 12 SUNY Cortland L 14-48 Oct. 26 at Morrisville State W 34-21 Nov. 2 William Paterson W 40-13 Nov. 9 at Brockport L 0-24 Nov. 16 Kean W 21-14 * CIAA opponent

MONTCLAIR STATE

Game 3 - 09/20 - Montclair, NJ

Series Information:

LINCOLN VS. MONTCLAIR STATE


First Meeting

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Raleigh, NC Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 2,444 Nickname: Bears Colors: Garnett & White Stadium: Durham County Memorial Stadium Stadium Capacity: 8,000 Stadium Surface: Field Turf Conference: CIAA President: Dr. Dorothy C. Yancy Athletic Director: Marcus Clarke

COACHNG STAFF Head Coach: Robert Massey Career Record: 6-24 School Record: 4-6

TEAM INFORMATION Offense: Spread Defense: 4-4 Letterman Returning/Lost: Offense Starters Returning/Lost: Defense Starters Returning/Lost:

MEDIA RELATIONS Football Contact: TBD Office Phone: 919.623.9494 Email: TBD Website: www.shawbears.com

2014 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Sept. 6 at Miles Sept. 13 at West Alabama Sept. 20 vs. UNC Pembroke Sept. 27 Lincoln* Oct. 4 at Virginia Union* Oct. 11 Fayetteville State* Oct. 18 at Livingstone* Oct. 25 Johnson C. Smith* Nov. 1 Winston-Salem State* Nov. 8 at Saint Augustine’s*

2013 RESULTS (6-4) Date Opponent Result Sept. 7 Charleston (WV) W 44-14 Sept. 14 at Virginia Union* W 33-2 Sept. 21 vs. UNC Pembroke L 20-41 Sept. 28 at Chowan* L 23-29 Oct. 5 Virginia State* L 10-14 Oct. 12 at Fayetteville State* W 44-34 Oct. 19 Livingstone* W 45-21 Oct. 26 at Johnson C. Smith* W 39-33 Nov. 2 at Winston-Salem State L 24-28 Nov. 9 Saint Augustine’s* W 32-14 * CIAA opponent

SHAW

Game 4 - 09/27 - Raleigh, NC

Series Information:

All-Time Series: Series tied, 9-9 At Lincoln: Shaw leads, 1-0 At Shaw: Shaw leads, 1-0 Series Streak: Shaw W8

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2014 OPPONENTS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Fayetteville, NC Founded: 1867 Enrollment: 6,632 Nickname: Broncos Colors: Lilly White & Royal Blue Stadium: Luther “Nick” Jeralds Stadium Stadium Capacity: 6,600 Stadium Surface: Artificial Grass Conference: CIAA Chancellor: Dr. James A. Anderson Athletic Director: Dr. Edward McLean

COACHNG STAFF Head Coach: Lawrence Kershaw Career Record: 6-4 School Record: 6-4

TEAM INFORMATION Offense: Spread Defense: Multiple Letterman Returning/Lost: Offense Starters Returning/Lost: Defense Starters Returning/Lost:

MEDIA RELATIONS Football Contact: TBD Office Phone: 910.672.1254 Email: TBD Website: www.fsubroncos.com

2014 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Sept. 6 at Chowan* Sept. 13 vs. UNC Pembroke Sept. 20 Virginia Union* Sept. 27 at Virginia State* Oct. 4 at Lincoln* Oct. 11 at Shaw* Oct. 18 Johnson C. Smith* Oct. 25 at Saint Augustine’s* Nov. 1 Livingstone* Nov. 8 Winston-Salem State*

2013 RESULTS (6-4) Date Opponent Result Sept. 7 Virginia State* L 28-29 Sept. 14 UNC Pembroke L 24-38 Sept. 21 at Virginia Union* W 21-7 Sept. 28 at Elizabeth City State* W 31-27 Oct. 5 Chowan* W 35-29 Oct. 12 Shaw* L 34-44 Oct. 19 at Johnson C. Smith* W 35-26 Oct. 26 Saint Augustine’s* W 43-19 Nov. 2 at Livingstone* W 34-31 Nov. 9 at Winston-Salem State* L 14-28 * CIAA opponent

FAYETTEVILLE STATE


Series Information:

All-Time Series: Fayetteville State leads, 1-0 At Lincoln: Fayetteville State leads, 1-0 Series Streak: Fayetteville State W 1

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Richmond, VA Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 1,700 Nickname: Panthers Colors: Maroon & Steel Stadium: Hovey Field Stadium Capacity: 10,000 Stadium Surface: Natural Grass Conference: CIAA President: Dr. Claude G. Perkins Athletic Director: Joe Taylor

COACHNG STAFF Head Coach: Mark James Career Record: 0-0 School Record: 0-0

TEAM INFORMATION Offense: Defense: Letterman Returning/Lost: Offense Starters Returning/Lost: Defense Starters Returning/Lost:

MEDIA RELATIONS Football Contact: Jim Junot Office Phone: 804.342.1493 Email: [email protected] Website: www.vuusports.com

2014 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Sept. 6 Siena Heights Sept. 13 Charleston Sept. 20 at Fayetteville State* Sept. 27 at Johnson C. Smith* Oct. 4 Shaw* Oct. 11 Lincoln* Oct. 18 at Chowan* Oct. 25 Bowie State* Nov. 1 at Elizabeth City State* Nov. 8 Virginia State*

2013 RESULTS (3-7) Date Opponent Result Sept. 7 at Bethune-Cookman L 7-66 Sept. 14 Shaw* L 21-33 Sept. 21 Fayetteville State* L 7-21 Sept. 28 Winston-Salem State* L 15-55 Oct. 5 at Livingstone* W 32-24 Oct. 12 at Lincoln* W 28-21 Oct. 19 Chowan* W 24-14 Oct. 26 at Bowie State* L 7-34 Nov. 2 Elizabeth City State* L 21-28 Nov. 16 at Virginia State* L 3-46 * CIAA opponent

VIRGINIA UNION

Game 6 - 10/11 - Richmond, VA

Series Information:

All-Time Series: Virginia Union leads, 25-11-2 At Lincoln: Virginia Union leads, 2-1

At Virginia Union: Virginia Union leads, 3-0 Series Streak: Virginia Union W2

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2014 OPPONENTS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Elizabeth City, NC Founded: 1891 Enrollment: 2,400 Nickname: Vikings Colors: Royal & White Stadium: Roebuck Stadium Stadium Capacity: 5,000 Stadium Surface: Natural Grass Conference: CIAA Chancellor: Charles L. Becton Athletic Director: J. Lin Dawson

COACHNG STAFF Head Coach: Waverly Tillar Career Record: 0-0 School Record: 0-0

TEAM INFORMATION Offense: Multiple Defense: 4-5 Letterman Returning/Lost: Offense Starters Returning/Lost: Defense Starters Returning/Lost:

MEDIA RELATIONS Football Contact: April J. Emory Office Phone: 252.335.3278 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ecsuvikings.com

2014 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Sept. 6 at North Carolina Central Sept. 13 Tusculum Sept. 20 vs. Benedict Sept. 27 at Winston-Salem State* Oct. 4 Livingstone* Oct. 11 at Virginia State* Oct. 18 at Lincoln* Oct. 25 Chowan* Nov. 1 Virginia Union* Nov. 8 at Bowie State*

2013 RESULTS (4-6) Date Opponent Result Sept. 7 Newberry L 32-35 Sept. 14 at Tusculum L 41-54 Sept. 21 at Albany State L 13-34 Sept. 28 vs. Fayetteville State* L 27-31 Oct. 5 at Saint Augustine’s* W 26-25 Oct. 12 Virginia State* L 28-51 Oct. 19 Lincoln* W 56-14 Oct. 26 at Chowan* W 37-31 Nov. 2 at Virginia Union* W 21-28 Nov. 16 Bowie State* L 21-30 * CIAA opponent

ELIZABETH CITY STATE


Series Information:

All-Time Series: Elizabeth City leads, 6-0 At Lincoln: Elizabeth City leads, 3-0 At ECSU: Elizabeth City leads, 3-0 Series Streak: Elizabeth City W6

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Ettrick, VA Founded: 1882 Enrollment: 5,700 Nickname: Trojans Colors: Orange & Blue Stadium: Rogers Stadium Stadium Capacity: 13,500 Stadium Surface: Natural Grass Conference: CIAA President: Dr. Keith T. Miller Athletic Director: Peggy Davis

COACHNG STAFF Head Coach: Latrell Scott Career Record: 15-6 School Record: 9-1

TEAM INFORMATION Offense: Pro-Style Defense: 4-3 Letterman Returning/Lost: 27/26 Offense Starters Returning/Lost: 12/15 Defense Starters Returning/Lost: 13/14

MEDIA RELATIONS Football Contact: Vacant Office Phone: 804.524.5028 Email: [email protected] Website: www.govsutrojans.com

2014 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Sept. 6 at California (PA) Sept. 13 Lenoir-Rhyne Sept. 20 at Kentucky State Sept. 27 Fayetteville State* Oct. 4 St. Augustine’s* Oct. 11 Elizabeth City State* Oct. 18 at Bowie State* Oct. 25 Lincoln* Nov. 1 Chowan* Nov. 8 at Virginia Union*

2013 RESULTS (9-1) Date Opponent Result Sept. 7 at Fayetteville State* W 29-28 Sept. 14 Benedict L 14-30 Sept. 21 Kentucky State W 41-0 Sept. 28 Johnson C. Smith* W 19-17 Oct. 5 at Shaw* W14-10 Oct. 12 at Elizabeth City State* W 51-28 Oct. 19 Bowie State* W 47-44 Oct. 26 at Lincoln* W34-14 Nov. 2 at Chowan* W28-0 Nov. 9 at Virginia Union* W 46-3 * CIAA opponent

VIRGINIA STATE

Game 8 - 10/25 - Petersburg, VA

Series Information:

All-Time Series: Virginia State leads, 10-0 At Lincoln: Virginia State leads, 3-0

At Virginia State: Virginia State leads, 3-0 Series Streak: Virginia State W10

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2014 OPPONENTS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Bowie, MD Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 5,421 Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Black & Gold Stadium: Bulldogs Stadium Stadium Capacity: 2,964 Stadium Surface: Synthetic Turf Conference: CIAA President: Dr. Mickey L. Burnim Athletic Director: TBA

COACHNG STAFF Head Coach: Damon Wilson Career Record: 26-25 (5) School Record: 26-25

TEAM INFORMATION Offense: Multiple Defense: 4-3 Letterman Returning/Lost: 42-13 Offense Starters Returning/Lost: 14/8 Defense Starters Returning/Lost: 14/8

MEDIA RELATIONS Football Contact: Gregory Goings Office Phone: 301.318.9937 Email: [email protected] Website: www.bsubulldogs.com

2014 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Sept. 6 Saint Anselm Sept. 13 at Morgan State Sept. 20 at Concord Sept. 27 at Livingstone* Oct. 4 Johnson C. Smith* Oct. 11 at Chowan* Oct. 18 Virginia State* Oct. 25 at Virginia Union* Nov. 1 at Lincoln* Nov. 8 Elizabeth City State*

2013 RESULTS (5-5) Date Opponent Result Sept. 7 at Saint Anselm W 42-28 Sept. 14 at Johnson C. Smith* L 41-58 Sept. 21 Concord W 16-10 Sept. 28 Saint Augustine’s* L 7-29 Oct. 5 at Winston-Salem State* L 21-56 Oct. 12 Chowan* L 21-31 Oct. 19 at Virginia State* L 44-47 Oct. 26 Virginia Union* W 34-7 Nov. 2 Lincoln* W 76-19 Nov. 16 at Elizabeth City State* W 30-21 * CIAA opponent

BOWIE STATE


Series Information:

All-Time Series: Bowie State leads, 6-0 At Lincoln: Bowie State leads,3-0

At Bowie Sate: Bowie State leads, 3-0 Series Streak: Bowie State W6

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Murfreesboro, NC Founded: 1848 Enrollment: 1,400 Nickname: Hawks Colors: Blue & White Stadium: Garrison Stadium Capacity: 3,500 Stadium Surface: Natural Grass (Bermuda) Conference: CIAA President: Dr. M. Christopher White Athletic Director: Ozzie McFarland

COACHNG STAFF Head Coach: Tim Place Career Record: 20-40 (6) School Record: 31-51 (8)

TEAM INFORMATION Offense: Multiple Defense: Situational Letterman Returning/Lost: 38-24 Offense Starters Returning/Lost: 9-2 Defense Starters Returning/Lost: 7-4

MEDIA RELATIONS Football Contact: Allie Kolezynski Office Phone: 252-398-6378 Email: [email protected] Website: www.gocuhawks.com

2014 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Sept. 6 Fayetteville State* Sept. 13 at Alderson Broaddus Sept. 20 at North Carolina A&T Sept. 27 at St. Augustine’s* Oct. 4 Winston-Salem State* Oct. 11 Bowie State* Oct. 18 Virginia Union* Oct. 25 at Elizabeth City State* Nov. 1 at Virginia State* Nov. 8 Lincoln*

2013 RESULTS (4-6) Date Opponent Result Sept. 7 at N.C. Charlotte L 7-47 Sept. 14 Alderson-Broaddus W 60-39 Sept. 21 at Sacred Heart L 35-78 Sept. 28 Shaw* W 29-23 Oct. 5 at Fayetteville State* L 29-35

Oct. 12 at Bowie State* W 31-21

Oct. 19 at Virginia Union* L 14-24 Oct. 26 Elizabeth City State* L 31-37 Nov. 2 Virginia State* L 0-28 Nov. 16 at Lincoln* W 77-14 * CIAA opponent

CHOWAN

Game 10 - 11/8 - Murfreesboro, NC

Series Information:

LINCOLN VS. CHOWAN

All-Time Series: Chowan leads, 3-1 At Lincoln: Series tied, 1-1

At Chowan: Chowan leads, 2-0 Series Streak: Chowan W2

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OPPONENT RECORD (W-L-T) LAST RESULT W/L Aberdeen 0-2-1 1945 0-15 L Annapolis 2-0-0 1921 6-0 W Albright 1-0-0 1949 14-12 W Bergen Junior College 0-1-0 1948 6-19 L Bluefield 0-1-1 1939 0-0 T Borden Town 4-0-0 1942 48-0 W Bowie State 0-6-0 2013 19-76 L Camp Dix 1-0-0 1918 19-0 W Camp Upton 1-0-0 1918 41-0 W Cheyney 11-2-1 2013 33-28 W Chowan 1-3-0 2013 14-77 L Delaware Giants 1-0-0 1924 63-0 W Delaware State 10-12-1 1960 7-38 L Delaware Valley 0-3-0 1960 8-21 L Elizabeth City State 0-5-0 2013 14-56 L Fayetteville State 0-1-0 2008 0-63 L Fisk 2-1-0 1948 6-0 W Florida A&M 1-0-0 1946 2-14 W Fort Meade 3-0-0 1953 13-0 W George Mason 1-0-0 2008 30-9 W Germantown YMCA 2-0-0 1926 27-0 W Hampton 10-32-3 1960 2-35 L Hampton A.A. 1-0-0 1916 21-0 W Harrisburg YMCA 4-0-0 1923 20-0 W Howard 24-24-8 2010 14-28 L Johnson C. Smith 3-3-0 2013 10-49 L Kentucky State 0-2-0 2012 23-35 L King’s 0-0-1 1954 7-7 T Langston AC 1-0-0 1918 41-0 W Lebanon Valley 0-1-0 1949 0-49 L Livingstone 1-3-0 2013 7-35 L Lock Haven 0-2-0 1948 0-20 L Lycoming 1-1-0 1955 6-18 L Moravian 2-0-0 1951 20-0 W Morgan State 10-21-0 1953 0-26 L Negro All-Stars 0-0-1 1932 0-0 T New Haven 0-2-0 2010 0-30 L Newark A. C. 2-0-0 1925 40-0 W North Carolina A&T 3-2-4 1937 6-6 T North Carolina Central 5-1-0 1941 6-36 W Phila Scolastic Stars 1-0-0 1936 6-3 W Sacred Heart 0-1-0 2013 3-45 L Saint Augustine’s 0-2-0 2011 17-34 L Saint Francis 0-1-0 2013 7-38 L Saint Paul’s 15-6-0 2010 13-16 L Scranton 1-0-0 1952 33-25 W Shaw 9-9-0 2009 68-6 L Sigma Theta A.C. 1-0-0 1935 42-0 W Southern Virginia 1-1-0 2009 29-8 W Steelton A.C. 2-0-0 1921 7-0 W Stower 1-0-0 1926 90-0 W Stubenville (Ohio) 1-0-0 1948 26-0 W Trenton State 0-2-0 1959 0-34 L Tuskegee 0-4-0 1941 6-14 L Upsala 2-1-0 1953 12-33 L Vagabond A.C. 2-0-0 1937 22-6 W Virginia Seminary 1-1-1 1928 6-6 T Virginia State 0-10-0 2013 14-34 L Virginia Union 11-25-2 2013 21-28 L Virginia University of Lynchburg 0-1-0 2011 2-18 L West Point Calvary 3-3-0 1937 42-6 W West Virginia State 0-6-0 1942 0-12 L West Virginia Wesleyan 0-1-0 2011 26-37 L Wilberforce 2-5-0 1946 19-26 L Winston Salem 2-0-0 1948 21-0 W Wissahicken 1-0-0 1935 36-0 W Wofford 0-1-0 2012 0-82 L TOTAL 164-212-25

ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTS -- 17 --

LINCOLN VS. CHEYNEY

All-Time Series: Lincoln leads, 11-2-1 At Lincoln: Cheyney leads 1-0

At Cheyney: Series tied 1-1 At Neutral Site: Lincoln leads 2-0

Series Streak: Lincoln W1

1934 20 13 W 1935 0 0 T 1936 7 0 W 1937 10 0 W 1938 64 0 W 1939 13 0 W 1940 33 0 W 1941 46 0 W 1946 72 13 W 2009 (N) 41 20 W 2010 (N) 12 0 W 2011 (A) 19 21 L 2012 (H) 21 34 L

2013 (A) 33 28 W

LINCOLN VS. NORTH CAROLINA WESLEYAN


First Meeting

LINCOLN VS. MONTCLAIR STATE


First Meeting

LINCOLN VS. SHAW

All-Time Series: Series tied, 9-9 At Lincoln: Shaw leads, 1-0 At Shaw: Shaw leads, 1-0 Series Streak: Shaw W8

1919 W 1920 38 0 W 1923 48 0 W 1924 36 0 W 1927 53 0 W 1928 33 0 W 1940 13 0 W 1941 13 15 L

1953 33 0 W 1954 25 6 W 1955 0 41 L 1956 0 49 L 1957 0 46 L 1958 8 54 L 1959 14 40 L 1960 7 10 L 2008 (A) 7 56 L 2009 (H) 6 68 L

LINCOLN VS. FAYETTEVILLLE STATE

All-Time Series: Fayetteville State leads, 1-0 At Lincoln: Fayetteville State leads, 1-0 Series Streak: Fayetteville State W 1

2008 (H) 0 63 L

LINCOLN VS. VIRGINIA UNION

All-Time Series: Virginia Union leads, 25-11-2 At Lincoln: Virginia Union tied 2-1

At Virginia Union: Virginia Union leads 3-0 Series Streak: Virginia Union W2

1916 0 13 L 1921 L 1924 0 0 T 1927 0 6 L 1928 0 6 L 1929 6 13 L 1930 0 2 L

1931 7 0 W 1933 0 20 L 1934 2 8 L 1935 0 0 T 1936 3 0 W 1937 0 15 L

1938 6 0 W 1939 7 6 W 1940 15 9 W

1945 7 13 L

1946 21 6 W

1947 7 19 L

1948 21 7 W

1949 18 0 W 1950 6 7 L

1951 25 14 W 1952 7 19 L

1953 26 6 W 1954 6 25 L 1955 7 19 L 1956 7 31 L 1957 6 43 L 1958 6 50 L 1959 7 46 L 1960 0 75 L 2008 (A) 6 68 L 2009 (H) 6 35 L 2010 (A) 31 55 L

2011 (H) 19 10 W 2012 (A) 13 61 L 2013 (H) 21 28 L

LINCOLN VS. ELIZABETH CITY STATE

All-Time Series: Elizabeth City leads6-0 At Lincoln: Elizabeth City leads 3-0 At ECSU: Elizabeth City leads 3-0 Series Streak: Elizabeth City W6

2008 (H) 6 70 L 2009 (A) 18 54 L 2010 (H) 6 36 L 2011 (A) 14 39 L 2012 (H) 19 63 L 2013 (A) 14 56 L

LINCOLN VS. VIRGINIA STATE

All-Time Series: Virginia State leads, 10-0 At Lincoln: Virginia State leads, 3-0

At Virginia State: Virginia State leads 3-0 Series Streak: Virginia State W10

1928 0 19 L 1929 0 10 L 1944 0 61 L 1945 6 27 L 2008 (A) 0 54 L 2009 (H) 14 34 L 2010 (A) 0 42 L 2011 (H) 16 21 L 2012 (A) 3 23 L 2013 (H) 14 34 L

LINCOLN VS. BOWIE STATE

All-Time Series: Bowie State leads, 6-0 At Lincoln: Bowie State leads 3-0

At Bowie Sate: Bowie State leads 3-0 Series Streak: Bowie State W6

2008 (A) 2 28 L 2009 (H) 20 51 L 2010 (A) 18 24 L 2011 (H) 10 22 L 2012 (H) 9 45 L 2013 (A) 19 76 L

LINCOLN VS. CHOWAN

All-Time Series: Chowan leads, 3-1 At Lincoln: Series tied 1-1

At Chowan: Chowan leads 2-0 Series Streak: Chowan W2

2010 (A) 27 30 L

2011 (H) 31 15 W 2012 (A) 19 35 L 2013 (H) 14 77 L

RECORD VS. 2014 OPPONENTS -- 18 --

In his first season at the helm of the Lions foot-

ball team, Head Coach Ramon Flanigan and his

2013 Lions got off to a huge start downing rival

Cheyney University in the season opener on

the road, 33-28.

A huge contributor to the success throughout

the season was All-CIAA First Team member

wide receiver Akeem Jordan. Jordan broke

several single-season records with his 2013

performance; receiving yards (913), total

points scored (72), receiving touchdowns (12),

and total touchdowns scored (12).

Punter/Kicker Kyle Jaski was also named to the

2013 All-CIIA Football First Team after leading

the CIAA in total punt yards (2,476) and aver-

age yards per punt (44.2). Jaski was one of 21

players from a CIAA institution to be named to

the Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All-Super

Region One Squad.

Freshman running back Steven Gilliam and

linebacker Wadel Louis received All-CIAA Rook-

ie Team honors for their efforts throughout the

season. Gilliam ran for a season-best 72-yard

rush against Sacred Heart in his first collegiate

game. Louis posted ten tackles in back-to-back

weeks against Livingstone and Virginia Union.

2013 SEASON IN REVIEW

2013 AWARDS

CIAA All-ROOKIE TEAM Steven Gilliam, Running Back Wadel Louis, Linebacker DON HANSEN’S FOOTBALL GAZZETTE ALL SUPER REGION 1 TEAM Kyle Jaski, Third Team, Punter ALL-CIAA TEAM Akeem Jordan, First Team, Wide Receiver Kyle Jaski, First Team, Punter ECAC ALL-STAR Kyle Jaski, First Team, Punter CIAA ALL-COMMISSIONER’S ACADEMIC TEAM Daniel Mammah, Offensive Lineman CIAA PLAYER OF THE WEEK Kyle Jaski, Specialty Player (October 27) Brion Robinson, Defensive Back (October 6)

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Lincoln 33, Cheyney 28 Game 1 September 7, 2013 O’Shields Stevenson (Attn: 3,061) Cheyney, PA - Lincoln struck twice in the first two minutes of play, then held off a second half charge by the Wolves to win the annual "Battle of the Firsts" by a score of 33-28, snapping a two-year skid against the rival Cheyney Wolves.

One of those big plays came early, with a mere two minutes off the clock. The Lions defense had just held strong, forcing a three-and-out. Cheyney punter came on and booted one across mid-field to just about the Lincoln 30-yard line. No Lion attempted to field it, and the ball rolled to a stop. But Cheyney never downed the ball, and began to leave the field before a whistle blew. An alert Elijah Douglas scooped it up, and ran it back 71 yards for the touchdown. And just like that, the Lions were up 7-0. Douglas had a big day for Lincoln. In addition to starting the scoring, his third period interception set up a Kyle Jaski field that put the Lions up 33-14.

Quarterback Doug Cook, finished the afternoon with 208 yards on 14 of 21 passing, and three touchdowns. With 9:13 to play in the first, Cook finally got under center for Lincoln's first play from scrimmage. Cook dropped back to pass, and found a wide open Akeem Jordan down the right sideline, and Jordan took it to the house.

Lincoln held a slight lead over Cheyney, but a final attempt at an onside kick skipped out of bounds, and Lincoln was able to run out the clock for the first win for new head coach Ramon Flani-gan, 33-28.

SCORING SUMMARY Lincoln 14 10 9 0 - 33 Cheyney 7 0 15 6 - 28 LU - E. Douglas 71 yd punt return (Jaski kick) … 12:49 1st qtr. Chey - N. Purdie 22 yd run (Jones kick) ... 9:21 1st qtr. LU - A. Jordan 55 yd pass from D. Cook (Jaski kick) … 9:04 1st qtr. LU - A. Jordan 11 yd pass from D. Cook (Jaski kick) … 4:14 2nd qtr. LU - K. Jaski 26 yd field goal … 00:00 2nd qtr. Chey - N. Purdie 13 yd run (Jewel kick) … 7:31 3rd qtr. LU - A. Jordan 12 yd pass from D. Cook (Jaski kick failed) … 5:53 3rd qtr. LU - K. Jaski 24 yd field goal … 3:12 3rd qtr. Chey - M. Jones 3 yd run (Jones kick failed) … 1:37 3rd qtr. Chey - TEAM Safety … 00:29 3rd qtr. Chey - M. Jones 4 yd run (A. Thony pass failed) … 1:55 4th qtr.

TEAM STATISTICS LINCOLN CHEYNEY First Downs 16 13 Rush Attempts/Net Rushing yards 37-38 50-248 Passing C/A/I 14-21-0 4-15-2 Net Passing yards 208 53 Offensive Plays 58 65 Total Offense 246 301 Fumbles/Lost 4-3 5-1 Penalties/Yards 6-34 12-97 Punts/Average 4/37.8 5/30.8 Third –Down Conversions 3 of 12 4 of 13 Time of Possession 29:42 30:18 RUSHING (ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Watlington 24-54, Cook 9-11, Lewis 1-(-4) Cheyney - Jones 18-68-2, Purdie 6-62-2, Watkins 5-43, Cosby 7-22, Thony 6-22, Ransom 3-17, Mathis 3-10, Joyrnigan 2-5 PASSING (COMP-ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Cook 14-21-208-3 Cheyney - Thony 3-10-42, Mathis 1-3-11, Cosby 4-15-53 RECEIVING (REC-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Jordan 7-114-3, Morris 2-22, Green 2-(-4), Green 1-55, Faulcon 1-16, Watlington 1-5 Cheyney - Jones 2-26, Palmer 1-20, Dandy 1-7 TACKLES Lincoln - Marzett 12, Harris 10, Lampkin 6, Wilson 5

DOUG COOK

AKEEM JORDAN

2013 SEASON RECAP -- 20 --

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Sacred Heart 45, Lincoln 3 Game 2 September 14, 2013 Campus Field (Attn: 2,176) Fairfield, CT – Kyle Jaski’s third quarter 28-yard made field goal were the only Lions’ points against Sacred Heart in a 45-3 defeat.

Along with Jaski’s field goal, running back Steven Gilliam broke out for a The Lincoln University football program longest rush from the scrimmage with a 72-yard gain against Sacred Heart. He led the offense with 84 total rushing yards on 16 carries averag-ing 5.3 per rush.

Doug Cook completed 5-of-16 pass attempts for 57 yards. Wide receiver Steve Morris had a team-high four receptions for 52 yards while Akeem Jordan had one reception for 13 yards and Charles Green also had one catch for five yards.

Kyle Jaski converted on 1-of-2 field goal attempts. A 47-yard attempt was no good in the second quarter while a 28-yard strike was successful in third quarter.

Defensively, linebacker Gavin Lampkin recorded his first inter-ception of the season for a six yard return. He finished with sev-en tackles including three solo stops. Defensive back Tyahir Mitchell and linebacker Dawan Marzett both had a team-high nine tackles each. Michell had five solo tackled while Marzett had three solo tackles.

Sacred Heart scored four touchdowns in the opening quarter, two more in the third quarter, and sealed the win with a 35-yard made field goal in the fourth quarter.

SCORING SUMMARY Lincoln 0 0 3 0 - 3 Sacred Heart 28 0 14 3 - 45 SHU - K. Spence 4 yd run (Rogers kick) ... 12:53 1st qtr. SHU - R. Noel 20 yd run (Rogers kick) ... 9:57 1st qtr. SHU - K. Spence 3 yd run (Rogers kick) ... 6:06 1st qtr. SHU - B. Johnson 25 yd pass from R. Noel (Rogers kick) ... 2:44 1st qtr. LU - K. Jaski 28 yd field goal … 13:04 3rd qtr. SHU - F. Bakirtzis 6 yd pass from R. Noel (Rogers kick) ... 7:56 3rd qtr. SHU - R. Steffe 0 yd fumble recovery (Rogers kick) ... 3:02 3rd qtr. SHU - C. Rogers 35 yd field goal ... 11:19 4th qtr.

TEAM STATISTICS LINCOLN SACRED HEART First Downs 10 21 Rush Attempts/Net Rushing yards 41-68 51-362 Passing C/A/I 6-22-0 10-18-1 Net Passing yards 70 97 Offensive Plays 63 69 Total Offense 138 459 Fumbles/Lost 1-1 1-0 Penalties/Yards 11-71 14-144 Punts/Average 8/47.2 3/37.3 Third –Down Conversions 4 of 18 6 of 14 Time of Possession 30:13 29:47 RUSHING (ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Gilliam 16-84, Watlington 8-18, Taggart 5-11, NgOzi 4-(-5), Cook 7-(-18) Sacred Heart - Bell 18-205, Spence 9-67-2, Perrina 13-54, Noel 6-39-1, Pittman 3-7 PASSING (COMP-ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Cook 5-16-57, NgOzi 1-6-13 Sacred Heart - Noel 10-17-97-2, Pittman 0-1-0 RECEIVING (REC-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Morris 4-52, Jordan 1-13, Green 1-5 Sacred Heart - Dim 3-33, Moore 2-14, Bobby 1-25-1, Moore 1-11, Webb 1-8, Bakirtzis 1-6-1, Dube 1-0 TACKLES Lincoln - Mitchell 9, Marzett 9, Adams 7, Lampkin 7, Robinson 6, Douglas 6, Harris 6

DANIEL MAMMAH

TYAHIR MITCHELL


Saint Francis 38, Lincoln 7 Game 3 September 21, 2013 DeGol Field (Attn: 1,226) Loretta, PA – The Lions used a steady ground attack in a 38-7 loss to Saint Francis (PA). Running back Steven Gilliam had 21 rushes for 39 total yards to carry the offense.

Lincoln collected 43 rushing yards on 37 attempts while the pass-ing game accumulated 48 yards on 6-of-14 attempts. Akeem Jor-dan caught two passes for 28 yards and Randy McCray has two receptions for 10 yards.

Defensive lineman Chris Howard sacked the Saint Francis quar-terback while forcing a fumble that was recovered by the LU de-fense. Two plays later, Doug Cook and Akeem Jordan hooked up for a 12-yard touchdown giving the Lions an early 7-0 advantage.

Saint Francis went on to score five rushing touchdowns to re-claim the lead and down Lincoln 38-7.

Lincoln’s defense forced a season-best four fumbles and recov-ered two. Gavin Lampkin and Wadel Louis both had nine tackles, while Lorenzo Adams had eight tackles, and Chris Howard’s sev-en.

SCORING SUMMARY Lincoln 7 0 0 0 - 7 Saint Francis 7 14 14 3 - 38 LU - A. Jordan 12 yd pass from D. Cook (Jaski kick) … 13:57 1st qtr. SFU - K. Harbridge 7 yd run (Geesey kick) ... 12:42 1st qtr. SFU - K. Harbridge 8 yd run ... 14:57 2nd qtr. SFU - K. Dickson 2 yd run (Dickson rush) ... 3:47 2nd qtr. SFU - K. Harbridge 4 yd run (Geesey kick blocked) ... 12:50 3rd qtr. SFU - K. Harbridge 21 yd run (Damiano rush) ... 6:08 3rd qtr. SFU - L. Geesey 22 yd field goal ... 00:17 4th qtr.

TEAM STATISTICS LINCOLN SAINT FRANCIS First Downs 6 18 Rush Attempts/Net Rushing yards 37-43 56-274 Passing C/A/I 6-16-2 3-10-0 Net Passing yards 48 63 Offensive Plays 53 66 Total Offense 91 337 Fumbles/Lost 4-1 5-2 Penalties/Yards 6-42 8-147 Punts/Average 8/39.5 3/38.7 Third –Down Conversions 2 of 15 5 of 13 Time of Possession 30:11 29:49 RUSHING (ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Gilliam 21-39, Watlington 11-10, NgOzi 2-6, Cook 2-(-5), Kelly 1-(-7) Saint Francis - Harbridge 22-230-4, Dickson 11-45-1, Campbell 9-34, Myers 6-20, 1-(-16), Ward 7-(-39) PASSING (COMP-ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Cook 6-14-48-1, NgOzi 0-2-0 Saint Francis - Ward 2-8-55, Thompson 0-1-0, Gensiak 1-1-63 RECEIVING (REC-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Jordan 2-28-1, McCray 2-10, Roberts 1-6, Morris 1-4 Saint Francis - Smith 1-49, Rounceville 1-8, Bowman 1-6 TACKLES Lincoln - Lampkin 9, Louis 9, Adams 8,Howard 7, Mitchell 6, Harmon 5, Douglas 5

RAYMOND HARMON

STEPHEN SURLES


Livingstone 35, Lincoln 7 Game 4 September 28, 2013 Lincoln University Stadium (Attn: 600) Lincoln, PA – Doug Cook threw for a season-high 240 yards com-pleting 19 of 36 attempts and rushed for 59 yards, but the Lions fell to Livingstone 35-7 in their home opener.

The Lions produced 371 yards of total offense with 131 yards rushing and 240 yards passing. The 131 yards rushing was the first time Lincoln topped 100-yards since the 2011 season against Bowie State. Asher Watlington had a team-high 59 rushing yards on 10 carries while Doug Cook added 52 yards on the ground. Cook recorded a season-high 19 of 36 attempts for 240 yards against the Livingstone defense. Cook completed seven passes to Akeem Jordan for 77 yards with a touchdown, four to Asher Wat-lington for 17 yards, and three to Anthony Green for 61 yards. Lincoln's Kyle Jaski netted 116 yards on three punts including an impressive 50-yard boot. Defensively, the Lions had four sacks led by Gavin Lampkin's two while Elijah Douglas and Andrew Bone each had one sack on the Livingstone quarterback. Brion Robinson anchored the Lions de-fense with 14 tackles including 13 solo tackles. Dawan Marzett and Wadel Louis both had eight tackles and Joshua Wilson added six solo tackles.

SCORING SUMMARY Livingstone 7 14 0 14 - 35 Lincoln 0 7 0 0 - 7 LC - D. Powell 7 yd run (Manzo kick) ... 9:43 1st qtr. LC - A. Holland 46 yd pass from D. Powell (Manzo kick) ... 7:48 2nd qtr. LC - J. Forte 6 yd run (Manzo kick) ... 2:28 2nd qtr. LU - A. Jordan 3 yd pass from D. Cook (Jaski kick) … 00:29 2nd qtr. LC - M. Harris 35 yd pass from D. Powell (Manzo kick) ... 11:12 4th qtr. LC - R. Brown 36 yd pass from D. Powell (Manzo kick) ... 2:49 4th qtr.

TEAM STATISTICS LIVINGSTONE LINCOLN First Downs 26 18 Rush Attempts/Net Rushing yards 54-215 35-131 Passing C/A/I 16-22-0 19-36-0 Net Passing yards 219 240 Offensive Plays 76 71 Total Offense 434 371 Fumbles/Lost 4-1 5-2 Penalties/Yards 6-58 10-110 Punts/Average 4/32.2 3/38.7 Third –Down Conversions 10 of 15 6 of 13 Time of Possession 31:34 28:26 RUSHING (ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Watlington 10-59, Cook 11-32, Taggart 2-18, Gilliam 9-18, Kaski 1-5, Swinson 1-0, NgOzi 1-0 Livingstone - Forte 34-126-1, Powell 12-52-1, Green 5-26, Robinson 1-6, Edwards 1-5, Ben-nett 1-0 PASSING (COMP-ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Cook 19-36-240-1 Livingstone - Powell 16-22-219-3 RECEIVING (REC-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Jordan 7-77-1, Watlington 4-17, Green 3-61, Morris 3-56, Faulcon 2-29 Livingstone - Holland 5-87-1, Hendricks 5-35, Collins 2-6, Harris 1-36, Brown 1-36, Harris 1-10, Higgins 1-9 TACKLES Lincoln - Robinson 14, Marzett 12, Louis 10, Wilson 6, Lampkin 6, Harmon 5

DEZMAN ELLIS GAVIN

LAMPKIN















Johnson C. Smith 49, Lincoln 10 Game 5 October 5, 2013 Irwin Belk Complex (Attn: 1,892) Charlotte, NC – Lincoln threw for a season-high 294 yards, aver-aging 6.4 yards per play in a tough 49-10 loss to Johnson C. Smith. Akeem Jordan hauled in a career-long 65-yard touchdown pass and finished with 146 yards receiving. Quarterback Khari NgOzi took his first ever collegiate start against the Golden Bulls. He finished with 130 yards on 6 of 13 attempts. On the game's opening drive, NgOzi hooked up with Latevin Walker for 48 yards moving the Lions into Golden Bulls territory.

Lincoln's Akeem Jordan and Latevin Walker combined for 259 receiving yards. Jordan finished with six receptions for 146 yards with a touchdown, while Walker caught five passes for 113 yards. Quarterback Doug Cook completed 8 of 17 pass attempts for 164 yards to lead the Lions. On the ground, Jonathan Taggart and Asher Watlington both finished with 18 yards rushing each. Steve Gilliam added 12 rushing yards and NgOzi pitched in with nine yards. On special teams, kicker/punter Kyle Jaski averaged 49.5 yards per punt and put two kicks inside the Golden Bulls 20-yard line, both were season-best for the Lions. Defensively, Brion Robinson had 17 total tackles for the Lions. Robinson made 11 solo tackles and assisted on six others while breaking up two passes. Gavin Lampkin) followed with 13 tackles and Lorenzo Adams and Dawan Marzett both had nine tackles.

SCORING SUMMARY Lincoln 0 10 0 0 - 10 Johnson C. Smith 7 21 7 14 - 49 JCSU - L. Barney 41 yd run (Amaya kick) ... 12:42 1st qtr. LU - K. Jaski 23 yd field goal … 7:16 2nd qtr. JCSU - L. Barney 1 yd run (Amaya kick) ... 5:03 2nd qtr. LU - A. Jordan 65 yd pass from D. Cook (Jaski kick) … 3:45 2nd qtr. JCSU - D. Hartley 9 yd run (Amaya kick) ... 1:35 2nd qtr. JCSU - A. Capers 5 yd pass from K. Wallace (Amaya kick) ... 00:39 2nd qtr. JCSU - T. Hutchison 5 yd pass from K. Wallace (Amaya kick) ... 8:16 3rd qtr. JCSU - E. Jones 3yd pass from K. Wallace (Amaya kick) ... 13:35 4th qtr. JCSU - J. Livingston 7 yd pass from A. Alexander (Amaya kick) ... 2:06 4th qtr.

TEAM STATISTICS LINCOLN JOHNSON C. SMITH First Downs 14 35 Rush Attempts/Net Rushing yards 36-72 45-257 Passing C/A/I 14-31-2 32-43-0 Net Passing yards 294 284 Offensive Plays 57 88 Total Offense 366 541 Fumbles/Lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties/Yards 6-50 3-20 Punts/Average 4/49.5 1/51.0 Third –Down Conversions 6 of 14 13 of 15 Time of Possession 23:17 36:43 RUSHING (ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Taggart 4-18, Watlington 9-18, Gilliam 5-12, NgOzi 3-9, Walker 1-9, Cook 2-5, Kelly 1-1 Johnson C. Smith - Barney 15-94-2, Hartley 13-64-1, Wallace 5-29, Oliver 6-29, Gregg 2-21, Alexander 3-14, Carson 1-6 PASSING (COMP-ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Cook 8-17-164-1, NgOzi 6-13-130, Jordan 0-1-0 Johnson C. Smith - Wallace 28-39-259-3, Alexander 4-4-25-1 RECEIVING (REC-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Jordan 6-146-1, Walker 5-113, Faulcon 1-24, Watlington 1-11, Morris 1-0 Johnson C. Smith - Capers 9-77-1, Barney 5-72, Jones 3-27-1, Hutchison 3-27-1, Patterson 3-19, Johnson 3-18, Scott 2-20, Drye 2-9, Hartley 1-8, Livingston 1-7-1 TACKLES Lincoln - Robinson 17, Lampkin 13, Adams, 9, Marzett 9, Harmon 7, Wilson 5, Green 5

KHARI NGOZI

BRION ROBINSON















Virginia Union 28, Lincoln 21 Game 6 October 12, 2013 Lincoln University Stadium (Attn: 1,100) Lincoln University, PA – Quarterback Doug Cook and wide re-ceiver Akeem Jordan hooked up for two second quarter touch-downs, but the Panthers of Virginia Union held on for a 28-21 victory over the Lions.

On special teams, Kyle Jaski netted a career-long 72-yard punt against the Panthers and averaged a season-best 56.2 yards per punt. The Lions returned four kickoffs for a season-best 106 yards. Return specialist Elijah Douglas, Jr. led with 66 yards and Lorenzo Adams added a huge 40-yard return. Doug Cook was 16-32 for 141 passing yards. He also led the Lions rushing with 21 yards while Steve Gilliam added 14 yards on the ground. John Taggart scored the Lions first rushing touchdown of the season from a yard out. Akeem Jordan had six catches for 69-yards and two touchdowns against the Panthers. Steven Morris had four catches for 45 yards and Larquise Hobbs also caught four receptions for 17 yards. Four Lions recorded double-digit tackles against the Panthers offense. Brion Robinson had a game-high 13 tackles to lead the Lions defense. Tyahir Mitchell recorded a career-best 12 tackles, while Wadel Louis and Gavin Lampkin both had 10 tackles each.

SCORING SUMMARY Virginia Union 7 7 7 7 - 28 Lincoln 0 14 0 7 - 21 VUU - D. Kelly 1 yd run (Krepich kick) ... 1:42 1st qtr. VUU - S. Dowdy 1 yd run (Krepich kick)... 7:10 2nd qtr. LU - A. Jordan 4 yd pass from D. Cook (Jaski kick) … 4:12 2nd qtr. LU - A. Jordan 40 yd pass from D. Cook (Jaski kick) … 1:10 2nd qtr. VUU - T. Malone 4 yd run (Krepich kick)... 4:36 3rd qtr. VUU - K. Graham 6 yd run (Krepich kick)... 12:11 4th qtr. LU - J. Taggart 1 yd run (Jaski kick) … 02:37 4tg qtr.

TEAM STATISTICS VIRGINIA UNION LINCOLN First Downs 20 13 Rush Attempts/Net Rushing yards 62-359 17-40 Passing C/A/I 2-6-0 16-34-2 Net Passing yards 28 141 Offensive Plays 68 51 Total Offense 387 181 Fumbles/Lost 3-1 1-1 Penalties/Yards 14-101 9-69 Punts/Average 2/40.5 4/56.2 Third –Down Conversions 5 of 11 3 of 10 Time of Possession 39:53 20:07 RUSHING (ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Cook 6-21, Gilliam 6-14, Watlington 3-4, Taggart 2-1-1 Virginia Union - Shaw 22-116, Dowdy 9-83-1, Kelly 14-66-1, Malone 8-31-1, Robinson 4-24, Graham 3-21-1, Duchenne 1-15, Whitfield 1-3 PASSING (COMP-ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Cook 16-34-141-2 Virginia Union - Graham 2-5-28 RECEIVING (REC-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Jordan 6-69-2, Morris 4-45, Hobbs 4-17, Walker 1-5, Gilliam 1-5 Virginia Union - Parker 2-28 TACKLES Lincoln - Robinson 13, Mitchell 12, Louis 10, Lampkin 10, Marzett 7, Ellis 5

LORENZO ADAMS

ELIJAH DOUGLAS
















Elizabeth City State 56, Lincoln 14 Game 7 October 19, 2013 Roebuck Stadium (Attn: 4,892) Elizabeth City State, NC –Wide receiver Akeem Jordan recorded a season-high 10 receptions for 106 yards with two touchdowns in a 56-14 defeat for The Lincoln University against Elizabeth City State.

Jordan scored two touchdowns from five and 17-yards out against the Vikings. Anthony Green had three catches for 52 yards and Kenny Faulcon also had three catches for 20 yards. Lincoln used two quarterbacks against the Vikings. Doug Cook completed 19 of 33 pass attempts for 136 yards while Khari NgOzi completed two of five pass attempts for 55 yards. Both quarterbacks threw touchdown passes to Akeem Jordan. Khari NgOzi led the rushing attack with 22 yards on six attempts. Steven Gilliam had seven carries for 17 yards and John Taggart had 11 rushes for five yards.

Defensively, Brion Robinson and Dawan Marzett led the attack with nine total tackles each against the Vikings. Robinson had seven solo with two assisted tackles while Marzett had all solo tackles. Gavin Lampkin added eight tackles and five other Lions had three each. Christopher Howard and Stephon Ford each rec-orded a sack against the ECSU offense. Kicker/punter Kyle Jaski had eight punts for 337 total yards. He averaged 42.1 yards per punt and had a long of 48-yards. Return specialist Lorenzo Adams had 108 all-purpose yards. He gathered 83 yards on kick return and had 25 on punt return.

SCORING SUMMARY Lincoln 7 0 0 7 - 14 Elizabeth City State 14 14 14 14 - 56 ECSU - K. Strickland 32 yd pass from T. Houghton (Symonds kick) ... 11:40 1st qtr. ECSU - A. Huff 20 yd pass from T. Houghton (Symonds kick) ... 5:40 1st qtr. LU - A. Jordan 5 yd pass from D. Cook (jaski kick) … 2:40 1st qtr. ECSU - P. Boone 73 yd run (Symonds kick) ... 9:47 2nd qtr. ECSU - P. Boone 3 yd run (Symonds kick) ... 00:31 2nd qtr. ECSU - P. Boone 15 yd run (Symonds kick) ... 10:48 3rd qtr. ECSU - G. Langston 45 yd pass from T. Houghton (Symonds kick) ... 6:59 3rd qtr. ECSU - J. Bryant 45 yd pass from W. Boyette (Symonds kick) ... 11:15 4th qtr. LU - A. Jordan 17 yd pass from K. NgOzi (Jaski kick) … 7:57 4th qtr. ECSU - P. Boone 39 yd run (Symonds kick) ... 5:23 4th qtr.

TEAM STATISTICS LINCOLN ELIZABETH CITY STATE First Downs 14 35 Rush Attempts/Net Rushing yards 31-12 42-256 Passing C/A/I 21-38-1 16-27-0 Net Passing yards 191 329 Offensive Plays 69 69 Total Offense 203 585 Fumbles/Lost 1-0 1-0 Penalties/Yards 15-98 15-176 Punts/Average 8/42.1 5/42.4 Third –Down Conversions 6 of 18 4 of 10 Time of Possession 33:51 26:09 RUSHING (ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - NgOzi 6-22, Gilliam 7-17, Taggart 11-5, Swinson 2-(-2), Cook 4-(-14), Jaski 1-(-16) Elizabeth City State - Boone 21-182-4, Gray 4-24, King 7-23, Boyette 3-20, Houghton (5-11), Rushing 1-0, Rios 1-(-4) PASSING (COMP-ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Cook 19-33-136-1, NgOzi 2-5-55-1 Elizabeth City State - Houghton 15-26-284-3, Boyette 1-1-45-1 RECEIVING (REC-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Jordan 10-106-2, Green 3-52, Faulcon 3-20, Morris 2-7, Taggart 2-0, Cook 1-6 Elizabeth City State - Huff 7-81-1, Bryant 3-73-1, Strickland 2-47-1, Langston 1-70-1, Bank-Rose 1-25, Nunn 1-23, Wesson 1-10 TACKLES Lincoln - Marzett 9, Robinson 9, Lampkin 8, Ellis 3, Simmons 3, Adams 3, Louis 3, Harmon 3

WADEL LOUIS LEJOHN PHILLIPS



















Virginia State 34, Lincoln 14 Game 8 October 26, 2013 Lincoln University Stadium (Attn: 2,000) Lincoln University, PA – Quarterback Doug Cook completed 28 passes for 294 yards with two touchdowns, but the Lions loss to Virginia State 34-14 on Homecoming 2013. The Lincoln University's football team collected season-highs with 28 completions on 47 pass attempts for 294 passing yards. The Lions also tallied 20 first downs against the Trojans defense in front of a packed Homecoming crowd.

Doug Cook had a season-best day against the Trojans. He com-pleted 28 pass attempts for 294 yards and two touchdowns. Ak-eem Jordan caught a season-best 12 receptions for 95 yards and one touchdown. Anthony Green finished with six catches for 84 yards and a touchdown while Kenny Faulcon caught five passes for 70 yards. Running back Steven Gilliam collected 22 rushing yards and John Taggart had 13 yards on the ground. Defensively, Gavin Lampkin led the Lions with nine total tackles. Lampkin had eight solo tackles, one assisted tackle, and a sack on the Virginia State quarterback. Elijah Douglas, Jr. followed with seven solo tackles and Dawan Marzett had six solo tackles. The Lions defense recorded three sacks on Homecoming. Gavin Lampkin, Wadel Louis, and Brion Robinson all had sacks for the Lions.

SCORING SUMMARY Virginia State 7 7 13 7 - 34 Lincoln 0 6 0 8 - 14 VSU - J. Anderson 1 yd run (Hunt kick) ... 8:32 1st qtr. LU - A. Green 34 yd pass from D. Cook (Jaski kick) … 14:47 2nd qtr. VSU - R. Lewis 71 yd fumble recovery (Hunt kick) ... 10:55 2nd qtr. VSU - J. Anderson 1 yd run (Hunt kick failed) ... 10:02 3rd qtr. VSU - J. Smallwood 18 yd pass from T. Ayres (Hunt kick) ... 1:40 3rd qtr. VSU - J. Anderson 13 yd run (Hunt kick) ... 11:45 4th qtr. LU - A. Jordan 4 yd pass from D. Cook (Faulcon pass from Cook) … 4:10 4th qtr.

TEAM STATISTICS VIRGINIA STATE LINCOLN First Downs 19 20 Rush Attempts/Net Rushing yards 43-184 29-15 Passing C/A/I 10-20-0 28-47-0 Net Passing yards 175 294 Offensive Plays 63 76 Total Offense 359 309 Fumbles/Lost 0-0 1-1 Penalties/Yards 4-55 6-50 Punts/Average 5/31.4 4/44.5 Third –Down Conversions 5 of 13 9 of 18 Time of Possession 28:43 31:17 RUSHING (ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Gilliam 8-22, Taggart 7-13, NgOzi 1-0, Cook 13-(-20) Virginia State- Anderson 25-150-3, Britt 5-16, Clark 4-11, Ayres 8-6, Thorpe 1-1 PASSING (COMP-ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Cook 28-47-294-2 Virginia State - Ayres 8-15-143-1, Thorpe 2-5-32 RECEIVING (REC-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Jordan 12-95-1, Green 6-84-1, Faulcon 5-70, Morris 4-40, Harmon 1-5 Virginia State - Holloman 5-61, Smallwood 2-77-1, Stubblefield 2-19, Brooks 1-18 TACKLES Lincoln - Lampkin 9, Douglas 7, Marzett 6, Robinson 5, Louis 5

BRION ROBINSON

ANTHONY GREEN

















Bowie State 76, Lincoln 19 Game 9 November 2, 2013 Bulldogs Stadium (Attn: 1,085) Bowie, MD – Wide receiver Akeem Jordan finished with a season-high 153 yards receiving and also caught a season-long 74-yard pass from quarterback Doug Cook, but the Lions fell to Bowie State 76-19.

The Lions offense passed for 237 total yards and scored two touchdowns while the rushing attack added 30 total yards and one rushing touchdown. Doug Cook completed 20-of-41 pass attempts for 232 yards with two touchdowns. Akeem Jordan led the receivers with nine catches for 153 yards. Jordan recorded a season-high yards receiving total against the Bulldogs and scored his 12th touchdown catch of the season. Larquise Hobbs caught five passes for 47 yards and Anthony Green had three catches for 23 yards and his second touchdown reception of the season. Steven Gilliam led the running backs with 37 yards and a touch-down. Khari NgOzi had four rushes for 23 yards and Asher Wat-lington had one rush for three yards. Kicker/punter Kyle Jaski recorded seven punts for 304 total yards. He averaged 43.4 yards per punt, had one punt inside the 20-yard line, and had a 58-yard punt his longest of the afternoon. Return specialist Lorenzo Adams had eight kick returns for 182 yards. Adams recorded the Lions longest return of the season of 59-yards against the Bulldogs. Two Lions led the defense with ten tackles each. Defensive back Tyahir Mitchell had eight solo tackles with two assisted and line-backer Gavin Lampkin had three solo tackles and seven assisted. Linebacker Wadel Louis added eight tackles and defensive back Brion Robinson had six tackles. Defensive back Dezman Ellis had three tackles, two pass breakups, and a key forced fumble to setup the Lions for their third touchdown.

SCORING SUMMARY Lincoln 13 0 0 6 - 19 Bowie State 17 35 14 10 - 76 BSU - C. Pumphrey 70 yd blocked FG return (Diaz-Aviles kick) ... 13:12 1st qtr. LU - A. Jordan 13 yd pass from D. Cook (Jordan rush failed) … 11:42 1st qtr. BSU - M. Diaz-Aviles 25 yd field goal ... 6:43 1st qtr. BSU - K. Jefferson 14 yd run (Diaz-Aviles kick) ... 4:21 1st qtr. LU - A. Green 8 yd pass from D. Cook (Jaski kick) … 1:45 1st qtr. BSU - G. Cropper 24 yd pass from J. Johnston (Diaz-Aviles kick) ... 13:20 2nd qtr. BSU - K. Brown 18 yd pass from J. Johnston (Diaz-Aviles kick) ... 12:03 2nd qtr. BSU - K. Brown 1 yd run (Diaz-Aviles kick) ... 9:08 2nd qtr. BSU - P. Quarrie 10 yd run (Diaz-Aviles kick) ... 4:41 2nd qtr. BSU - J. Johnston 16 yd run (Diaz-Aviles kick) ... 00:29 2nd qtr. BSU - K. Jefferson 6 yd run (Diaz-Aviles kick) ... 11:10 3rd qtr. BSU - K. Jefferson 53 yd punt return (Diaz-Aviles kick) ... 9:50 3rd qtr. BSU - K. Brown 1 yd run (Diaz-Aviles kick) ... 13:08 4th qtr. BSU - M. Diaz-Aviles 39 yd field goal ... 4:45 4th qtr. LU - S. Gilliam 4 yd run (Jaski kick) ... 00:03 4th qtr.

TEAM STATISTICS LINCOLN BOWIE STATE First Downs 13 35 Rush Attempts/Net Rushing yards 30-24 52-331 Passing C/A/I 21-44-2 13-24-0 Net Passing yards 237 226 Offensive Plays 68 76 Total Offense 267 557 Fumbles/Lost 3-2 1-1 Penalties/Yards 3-30 9-90 Punts/Average 7/43.4 2/49.5 Third –Down Conversions 8 of 18 6 of 12 Time of Possession 28:56 31:01 RUSHING (ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Gilliam 7-37-1, NgOzi 4-23, Watlington 1-3, Morris 1-0, Taggart 1-0, Swinson 1-(-1), Cook 9-(-32) Bowie State - Brown 28-143-2, Willis 9-6, Johnston 5-55-1, Jefferson 5-35-2, Quarrie 5-30-1 PASSING (COMP-ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Cook 20-41-232-2, NgOzi 0-2-0, Swinson 1-1-5 Bowie State - Johnston 13-23-226-2, Bennett 0-1-0 RECEIVING (REC-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Jordan 9-153-1, Hobbs 5-47, Green 3-23-1, Faulcon 1-8, Gilliam 1-7, NgOzi 1-5, Morris 1-(-6) Bowie State - Cropper 5-66-1, Garrson 2-58, Brown 2-26-1, Lee 2-7, Manns 1-56, Onuoha 1-13 TACKLES Lincoln - Mitchell 10, Lampkin 10, Louis 8, Robinson 7, Ghebrehiwet 6, Harmon 6, Lockley 5

LARQUISE HOBBS

AKEEM

JORDAN



















Livingstone 35, Lincoln 7 Game 10 November 9, 2013 Lincoln University Stadium (Attn: 600) Lincoln University, PA – The Lions collected a season-high 136 rushing yards leading to 430 yards of total offense, but turnovers led to a 77-14 loss to Chowan University. The Lincoln University honored eleven football seniors in their final home game as a Lion. The Lincoln University averaged 4.2 yards per carry against the Hawks from Chowan University for a season-high 136 rushing yards with a touchdown. The offense tied a season-best of 294 passing yards, but nine costly turnovers and eleven Chowan touchdowns steered the Lions into defeat in their final game of the 2013 season. Running back Khari NgOzi led the rushing attack with seven car-ries for 50 yards and a touchdown. Steven Gilliam also had seven rushes for 40 yards, while John Taggart had four rushes for 26 yards and Mark Newlin had two rushes for 16 yards. Quarterback Doug Cook completed 14-of-34 pass attempts for 294 total yards with one touchdown. Wide receiver Akeem Jor-dan led the offense with five catches for 112 yards. Larquise Hobbs had three catches for 31 yards and Anthony Green added two catches for 80 yards. Defensive back Brion Robinson recorded a game-high 11 total tackles against Chowan. Defensive lineman Dawan Marzett and defensive back Lorenzo Adams each had six tackles, while line-backer Travis Simmons added five tackles. Gavin Lampkin and defensive lineman Randy McCrae both had sacks against the Chowan offense and linebacker Jeffery Byard and Lampkin each recovered a fumble.

SCORING SUMMARY Chowan 7 28 35 7 - 77 Lincoln 7 0 7 0 - 14 LU - K. Faulcon 32 yd pass from D. Cook (Jaski kick) … 13:26 1st qtr. CU - R. Simpson 16 yd pass from D. McFarland (Hahula kick) ... 2:12 1st qtr. CU - R. Nolan 3 yd pass from R. Simpson (Hahula kick) ... 12:20 2nd qtr. CU - R. Holland 30 yd pass from D. McFarland (Hahula kick) ... 9:21 2nd qtr. CU - J. Williams 19 yd run (Hahula kick) ... 9:01 2nd qtr. CU - D. Martin 30 yd run (Hahula kick) ... 1:44 2nd qtr. CU - R. Holland 14 yd pass from D. McFarland (Hahula kick) ... 10:52 3rd qtr. LU - K. NgOzi 2 yd run (Jaski kick) … 9:33 3rd qtr. CU - R. Holland 31 yd pass from R. Simpson (Hahula kick) ... 8:04 3rd qtr. CU - S. Hillard 23 yd interception (Hahula kick) ... 7:50 3rd qtr. CU - R. Holland 36 yd pass from D. McFarland (Hahula kick) ... 3:18 3rd qtr. CU - R. Simpson 26 yd run (Hahula kick) ... 2:53 3rd qtr. CU - J. Rodriguez 2 yd run (Hahula kick) ... 11:45 4th qtr.

TEAM STATISTICS CHOWAN LINCOLN First Downs 30 21 Rush Attempts/Net Rushing yards 15-329 32-136 Passing C/A/I 16-22-0 14-41-7 Net Passing yards 339 294 Offensive Plays 73 73 Total Offense 668 430 Fumbles/Lost 2-2 4-2 Penalties/Yards 9-77 5-50 Punts/Average 4/47.0 6/45.5 Third –Down Conversions 6 of 12 4 of 15 Time of Possession 30:06 29:54 RUSHING (ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - NgOzi 7-50-1, Gilliam 7-40, Taggart 4-26, Newlin 2-16, Cook 6-13, Watlington 3-7, Swinson 2-(-15), Faulcon 1-(-15) Chowan - Simpson 18-160-1, Martin 9-65-1, Randall 2-54, Williams 6-39-1, Green 3-16, Clanton 1-6, Lathan 1-5, Rodriguez 1-2-1 PASSING (COMP-ATT-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Cook 14-34-294-3, NgOzi 0-6-0, Newlin 0-1-0 Chowan - Simpson 11-15-150-2, McFarland 10-13-189-4 RECEIVING (REC-YARDS-TD) Lincoln - Jordan 5-112, Hobbs 3-31, Green 2-80, Morris 2-34, Faulcon 1-32, Gilliam 1-5 Chowan - Holland 13-278-4, Randall 2-30, Williams 2-12, Nolan 2-9-1. Simpson 1-16-1, Clanton 1-(-6) TACKLES Lincoln - Robinson 11. Marzett 6, Adams 6, Simmons 5

KENNETH FAULCON

STEVEN GILLIAM
















TEAM STATISTICS

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

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SCORING STATISTICS

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GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS

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PARTICIPATION

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TEAM GAME-BY-GAME

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HONORS & AWARDS

NCAA DIVISION II STATISTICAL LEADERS Solo Tackles

Brandon McElwee, Linebacker - 2011 (79) Sacks

Tim Green, Defensive End - 2011 (17)

ALL-AMERICAN

American Football Coaches Association All-American Team

Tim Green, Defensive End - 2011

The Associated Press Little All-American Team Tim Green, Defensive End - 2011

D2football.com All-American Team

Tim Green, Defensive End - 2011 (Honorable Men-tion)

Don Hansen’s Division II USA College Sports Senior All-

American Team Brandon McElwee, Linebacker - 2011

Daron Jones, Linebacker - 2011 Brucelee Sterile, Linebacker - 2011

Beyond Sports College Network All-American Team

Tim Green, Defensive End - 2011 Daron Jones, Linebacker - 2011

Brandon McElwee, Linebacker - 2011

ALL REGION Division II Super Region 1

Second Team Brucelee Sterile, Linebacker - 2010

Daron Jones, Linebacker - 2011 Tim Green, Defensive End - 2012

ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Philadelphia Inquirer All-Area Academic Team

Brucelee Sterile, Linebacker, 2010 Kyle Jaski, Kicker - 2012

CIAA Commissioner’s All-Academic Team

Brucelee Sterile, Linebacker, 2011

CIAA Commissioner’s All-Academic Team Daniel Mammah, Offensive Lineman, 2013

ECAC HONORS ECAC Division II Co-Defensive Player of the Year

Tim Green, Defensive End - 2011

ECAC Division II All-Star Team Tim Green, Defensive End - 2011 Daron Jones, Linebacker - 2011

ECAC Division II Punter of the Year

Kyle Jaski, Punter - 2013

ECAC Division II Special Teams Player of the Week October 27


BEYOND SPORTS COLLEGE NETWORK PLAYER OF THE WEEK

2012 September 25

Doug Cook, Quarterback

DON HANSEN’S FOOTBALL GAZETTTE

ALL SUPER REGION 1 TEAM 2013


ALL-CIAA PRESEASON TEAM Brucelee Sterile, Linebacker - 2011 Tim Green, Defensive End - 2012

HSRN PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2011

September 21 Daron Jones, Linebacker - 2011

ALL-CIAA TEAM First Team

Tim Green, Defensive End - 2011 Daron Jones, Linebacker - 2011

Brandon McElwee, Linebacker - 2011 Akeem Jordan, Wide Receiver - 2013


Second Team Brucelee Sterile, Linebacker - 2010

Matthew Coston, Wide Receiver - 2011 & 2012 Tim Green, Defensive End - 2012

Kyle Jaski, Kicker - 2012

ALL-CIAA ROOKIE TEAM Adolphus Barron, Offensive Lineman - 2010

Kwaheem Smith, Defensive Back - 2010 Doug Cook, Quarterback - 2011

Daniel Mammah, Offensive Lineman - 2011 Brion Robinson, Defensive Back - 2012

Jacob Lockley, Defensive Line - 2012 Steven Gilliam, Running Back - 2013

Wadel Louis, Linebacker - 2013

ALL-CIAA WEEKLY HONORS 2010

September 13 Antwan Whittington - Special Teams Player of the

Week October 4

Brucelee Sterile, Linebacker of the Week October 11

Tim Green, Defensive Lineman of the Week Matthew Coston, Wide Receiver of the Week

October 18 Jairon Bailey, Defensive Back of the Week

November 8 Brucelee Sterile, Linebacker of the Week

2011

October 17 Brandon McElwee, Linebacker of the Week

November 7 Doug Cook, Rookie of the Week

2012

September 17 Tim Green, Defensive Lineman of the Week

September 24 Doug Cook, Quarterback of the Week

October 1 Doug Cook, Quarterback of the Week

Kester Lewis, Wide Receiver of the Week Brion Robinson, Rookie of the Week

O.J. Abanishe, Coach of the Week October 8

Kyle Jaski, Specialist of third Week

2013 October 6

Brion Robinson, Defensive Back of the Week October 27

Kyle Jaski, Specialty Player of the Week

KYLE JASKI

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THE LINCOLN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL FACT SHEET

Football History • First year of football - 1894 • In 1919, Fritz Pollard, a legendary coach and former pro football Hall of Famer, spent time on the sidelines as the head coach • Also in 1919, Paul Robeson, a legendary actor, social activ-ist, lawyer, athlete, was an assistant coach under Fritz Pol-lard • Before a frenzied Thanksgiving Day crowd, Lincoln and Howard played to a scoreless tie in front of 18,000 fans at the National League Park in Philadelphia • Led by fullback Alfred “Jazz” Byrd, Lincoln won its third and final CIAA Championship (1918, 1919 and 1924). The 1924 team was named by Paul W.L. Jones of the Colored Industrial School of Cincinnati as the National negro Football Champs in the East • In October of 1926, Lincoln almost stopped Tuskegee’s claim to the mythical black college football national cham-pionship by narrowly losing, 20-16, at Franklin Field before 35,000 fans, including football legend Red Grange • In December of 1946, led by quarterback Robert “Duck” Cooper, Lincoln defeats Florida A&M, 20-14, in the 14th An-nual Orange Blossom Classic in Tampa, Fla. The 1946 squad is considered a contender for the mythical black college foot-ball championship that is eventually won by Morgan State, which had defeated the Lions, 35-0, during the first game that season • Lincoln suspended the football program for 48 years (1960 last season played...1998 first season returned) • Lincoln defeated George Mason (NCAA Division I), 34-7, in its first game since bringing back the program in 2008 • Lincoln becomes a member of NCAA Division II and the Cen-tral Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) in 2010 • The Lions knocked off Virginia Union, 19-10, for its first-ever CIAA victory (2011) • Lincoln is 163-203-25 in 60 years of collegiate football • After four years playing off campus, the University opened The Lincoln University Football Stadium on August 31, 2012 • Ramon FlanigAn becomes the second head coach at Lincoln during the NCAA Division II era

Football Honors • Tim Green became Lincoln’s first-ever NCAA Division II All-American (American Football Coaches Association, The Asso-ciated Press Little All-American Team, Beyond Sports College Network All-American Team and D2Football.com All-American Team (Honorable Mention)) • The Lions had two NCAA Division II Statistically Leaders in 2011: Brandon McElwee (Solo Tackles) and Tim Green (Sacks)

TIM GREEN

BRANDON MCELWEE

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