The great GAS Memorial Countdown...95 Days!!!

[Tribe4SF]

W&M

#95

DE Mike Reilly
Senior
6'4" 265
Old Tappan, NJ
Northern Valley Regional H.S.

All-CAA
All-American

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[bonarae]

Harvard #95:

Miles McCollum
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Height:
6-3


Weight:
245


Year:
So.


Hometown:
Dublin, Ohio


High School:
Dublin Coffman


Position:
DE



at Harvard:
2013: Saw action in six games, finishing with six tackles on the year ... Recorded a tackle at Cornell ... Added a tackle against Princeton ... Made a stop against Dartmouth ... Had three stops against Penn.


Background:
One-time captain, four-year letterwinner in football at Dublin Coffman where he started at defensive end ... Ohio Capital Conference Player of the Year as a senior ... In 2012 Named to the All-Ohio third team ... Competed in the North South Game as a senior ... Two-time All-OCC first team member ... As a senior named to the first team defense all-district and first team defense all-metro ... Tabbed to second team defense all-district and special mention all-metro as a sophomore ... Also competed in basketball and lacrosse as a freshman ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Volunteered for three spring breaks on mission trips rebuiliding houses in Mexico ... Took part in Hurrican Katrina relief efforts ... Volunteeered at church camp ... His mother, Besty, swam at Butler ... His father, Greg, ran track at Manetta College ... His uncle, Ronald D. Waugh Jr. '80, is a gradaute of Harvard.

[Sammy94]

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#95 Patrick Hall, Jr.


Position:
Defensive End


Height:
6'1"


Weight:
270


Year:
Redshirt Freshman


Hometown:
Seguin


High School:
Seguin


Experience:
Redshirt


















Criminal Justice major
Born April 5, 1995

SAM HOUSTON
2013 - Red-shirt

SEGUIN HIGH SCHOOL
First team All-District 27-4A defensive end and running back for coach Wayne Walker … first team San Antonio Express Super Team … all-area Seguin Gazette MVP … 71 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, six sacks, two forced fumbles and recoveries, and a blocked kick … also competed in powerlifting, track, and baseball

[McNeese72]

#95 is open on the Spring Roster and has not been assigned yet, so I'm going with another coach. Offensive Coordinator/WR Coach Tim Leger.

Note: The below information does not include any stats from the 2013 season.

Tim Leger
Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers

Phone: 337.475.5222
Email: [email protected]

Tim Leger serves as the offensive coordinator while also coaching the wide receivers, the second straight season in that role after he coached the quarterbacks prior to 2012.

He is in his seventh season with the Cowboys and is one of two former Poke quarterbacks to be a fulltime member of the coaching staff this season, the other being Slade Nagle.

Leger was an all-conference quarterback in 1996 when he led the league in passing and set a school record for total offense per game of 230.5 yards. He played on league championship teams in 1995 and 1997, the ‘97 team advancing to the Division I national championship game.

Prior to joining McNeese, Leger served as offensive coordinator and quarterback coach at St. Thomas More High in Lafayette, LA, helping that school to four state semifinal appearances as well as to six district titles. More than 30 of the prep players he helped coach have gone on to collegiate careers.

At McNeese he tutored Derrick Fourroux who won SLC player of the year honors in 2009.The Leger File
Year at McNeese: 7th
Birthdate: November 15,1973
High School: Acadiana High 1992
College: McNeese State ‘99
High School Athletics: all-district in football, all-state, all-district in baseball as well as district MVP
College Athletics: all-SLC at quarterback at McNeese; completed 184 of 365 passes for 2954 yards and 21 tds in career; holds school record with 61 plays and five td passes in single game
Professional Career: played professional baseball for three seasons in the Pittsburgh Pirate organization as an outfielder before starting collegiate football career; was a fourth round pick in the 1992 draft
Coaching Career: served McNeese as student assistant and graduate assistant coach in 1999 and 2000 seasons; offensive coordinator and quarterback coach at St. Thomas More High ‘00-’06; assistant coach, co-offensive coordinator McNeese State ‘07-present
Married: wife is the former Ashley Hebert. Children: Gunner (standout baseball and football player at Barbe High)
Recruits: Lafayette, New Iberia, Opelousas, Jennings area
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[UAalum72]

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#95 not listed on the spring Roster
Foussenie Traore
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Position: Defensive End
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 235
Year: Incoming Freshman
Hometown: Washington DC
High School: Friendship Collegiate Academy


HIGH SCHOOL: Troare served a key role on Friendship Collegiate Academy’s defensive line.

[melloware13]

Delaware #95
Unassigned, so a coach:
Tim Weaver
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Position: Co-Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach
Alma Mater: Davidson (1990)
Experience: 1 Year

Tim Weaver, a 23-year college coaching veteran who served the last seven years as head coach at Bethany (W.V.) College, was named Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers Coach at the University of Delaware in February, 2013.
He will serve as co-defensive coordinator with defensive line coach Dennis Dottin-Carter beginning with the 2014 season.
Weaver most recently served as head football coach at Bethany where he also served as the school's director of athletics since 2008. His 23-year career in football also includes serving as assistant coach at Columbia, Harvard, West Virginia Wesleyan, Hofstra, and Western Connecticut State.
“I’m thrilled to have Tim join our staff as defensive coordinator,” said University of Delaware head coach Brock in making the announcement. “I had the opportunity to work with Tim in the past and I’ve seen first-hand that he is an exceptional teacher and a person of very high character. He will provide tremendous leadership for our defense and he will play the attacking style that I am looking for. In addition, his experience as a head coach will be useful to me as we go forward.”
“It was going to take a special place for me to leave Bethany, and the University of Delaware is that kind of place,” said Weaver, a 1990 sociology and anthropology graduate of Davidson (N.C.) College where he was a four-year starter at defensive end and linebacker. “Delaware is the recognizable brand name in FCS football, and with the success, tradition, and fan base, it really is unique. I have such respect for Delaware and I’m excited to be a part of it and to work with Coach Brock.”
Weaver began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at NCAA III Western Connecticut State in 1990-91 and moved on to coach the defensive line at Hofstra in 1992-95, served as defensive coordinator and linebacker coach at NCAA II West Virginia Wesleyan in 1996-98, served as co-defensive coordinator, defensive line coach, linebackers coach, and special teams coach at Harvard in 1999-2002, and was defensive coordinator at Columbia in 2003-05.
He took over the head coaching position at NCAA III Bethany in January, 2006 and served the last seven seasons in that post. He added director of athletics duties in August, 2008.
Weaver and his wife, Kelly, have two daughters, Delaney and Casey.
“As someone who lived in Delaware and still follows the Blue Hen football program, I am delighted to see Tim join the staff,” said current Bethany President Dr. Scott Miller, who previously served as president of Wesley College in Dover, Del. “It has been a pleasure to work with Tim over the last six years as both a director of athletics and football coach. He is an individual with impeccable integrity and he is committed to the student-athlete experience. His years at Davidson and Harvard have given him a unique perspective on college sports that will benefit the University of Delaware. He is a good coach, an outstanding person, and a tremendous family man. We hate to lose him, but I’m happy for the University of Delaware.”

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1995 Season: 11-2 (8-0 Yankee)
NCAA I-AA Quarterfinals
Yankee Conference Champions
Lambert Cup
ECAC Team of the Year
#6 Final Rank (TSN)

1895 Season: 1-3

[dewey]

There is no #95 for the three time defending National Champion North Dakota State University Bison so I will highlight the first recruit listed on the football roster in alphabetical order.

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19002

Eric Bachmeier Position: Strong Safety
Height: 6-2
Weight: 179
Class: Freshman
Hometown: Kindred, N.D.
High School: Kindred HS

Eric had a fantastic career at Kindred High School in Football, Basketball and Track.

Here is a link to more information on Eric Bachmeier.

http://bisonation.info/athlete-eric-bachmeier-kindred-nd-2014-offer/

Good luck on the upcoming season and as well in the classroom Eric.

Dewey

[The Cats]

Western Carolina

#95 Daniel Nash
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Class: Sophomore
Hometown: Holly Springs, N.C.
High School: Holly Springs HS
Height / Weight: 6-4 / 215
Position: DL

Prior to Western Carolina: Earned All-Tri-Nine Conference accolades as a senior, garnering first team defense honors ... Selected as the Holly Springs High Defensive Player of the Year ... Played as a defensive lineman and linebacker as a prep ... Was named the overall MVP as a junior at the National Underclassmen combine held in Greensboro.

Personal: Full name is Daniel Lawrence Nash ... Is the son of Evelyn Worthy and step-father, Patrick Worthy ... Was born in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. ... Has an older brother, Michael Bayon Jr ... Is a member of the media ministry at his church, Wake Chapel, where he operates the boom camera during Sunday services.

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[mvemjsunpx]

Montana #95

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Tonga Takai - DT
Senior
6'2", 315 lbs.
Honolulu, HI
Damien Memorial HS


'13 Stats:

32 Tackles (2.5 TFL)
1 Sack
2 Pass Def.

[SFA 93]

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DT: #95 Donald Bryant 6-2; 272 Daingerfield, Texas (Daingerfield/Baylor) (Jr.)

GP:12;TKL:32;SCK:1.0;TFL:3.5;INT:1

2013 (Sophomore): Played in all 12 games, tallying 32 tackles on the year with 10 solo ... Finished with 3.5 tackles for loss and a sack ... Posted a season-high six tackles at Weber State with his first career interception ... Tied his season-high with six tackles against Nicholls State, recording a sack ... Recorded five tackles at Northwestern State with one for loss.

2012 (Freshman): Did not compete for SFA.

2011 (Redshirt): Sat out first season at Baylor and participated on practice squad, redshirted to retain eligibility.

High School: Two-way all-state lineman won three straight state championships at Daingerfield (Texas) High School... Played under head coach Barry Bowman at DHS (Tigers totaled 44-3 record final three seasons)... Rated No. 96 defensive tackle nationally by ESPN.com... Listed No. 19 defensive end prospect in state by TexasHSFootball.com... Earned 2010 third-team Class 2A All-State honors by TSWA and second-team All-East Texas by Tyler Courier-Times-Telegraph as defensive lineman after helping Daingerfield to 14-1 record and 2A DI state championship... Totaled 87 tackles, 19 for loss, seven sacks, four breakups, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and one TD on defense as senior in 2010... Named 2009 third-team Class 2A All-State offensive lineman by TSWA as junior after helping DHS to 15-1 record and 2A DII state championship... Credited with 42 pancakes... Totaled 58 tackles and two sacks defensively as sophomore on Daingerfield's 2008 state championship team (15-1 record)...Also threw shot put on DHS track and field squad.

Personal: Son of Brenda Johnson and Donald Bryant... Full name is Donald Wayne Bryant II... Born Sept. 10, 1992 in Mount Pleasant, Texas... Majoring in general studies.