Furman University

Greeneville, Tenn.

'91 B.A. Health & Physical Education
Quarterback
Three-Year Letterman, Three-Year Starter — 1987-90
Team Captain — 1990
Furman MVP — 1990
All-Southern Conference — 1989, ‘90
Southern Conference Offensive Payer of the Year — 1990
Three-Time Southern Conference Player of the Week
South Carolina Player of the Year — 1989 (S.C. Sportswriters)
South Carolina Player of the Year — 1990 (Charleston Palmetto Touchdown Club) 
Southern Conference Champion — 1988 (13-2, 6-1 SoCon), 1989 (12-2, 7-0 SoCon), 1990 (9-4, 6-1 SoCon)
Furman Four-Year Record — 41-12 (23-5 vs. SoCon)
NCAA I-AA Playoffs — 1988, ‘89, ‘90
NCAA I-AA National Champion (d. Georgia Southern, 17-12) — 1988 (13-2 / most wins in program history)
12 Consecutive Wins — 1989 (Furman Record)
15x23, 258 Yards, 3 TDs Versus Western Carolina (31-0 Win) — 1988
7x11, 124 Yards, TD Versus Georgia Southern (17-12 Win) — 1988 (NCAA I-AA National Championship)
11x19, 232 Yards, TD /12 Rushes, 83 Yards, 4 TDs (Furman QB Record) / 5 TDRs Versus East Tennessee State (44-20 Win) — 1989
14x20, 239 Yards, 3 TDs Versus The Citadel (44-9 Win) — 1989
13x19, 292 Yards, 2 TDs Versus Eastern Kentucky (45-17 Win) —1990 (NCAA I-AA Playoffs)
Career Games — 34
Career Starts — 33
Career Rushing Attempts — 273
Career Rushing Yards — 656
Career Rushing Touchdowns — 13
Career Pass Attempts — 575 (Furman/7th)
Career Pass Completions — 304 (Furman/10th)
Career Passing Yards — 4,984 (Furman/5th)
Furman's Passing Yards Leader — 1988, '89, '90
Career Touchdown Passes — 32 (Furman/7th)
Career Total Offense Yards — 5,640 (Furman/5th)
Furman's Total Offense Leader — 1988, '89, '90
Career Touchdown Responsibilities — 45 (Furman/6th)
Career Points — 80
AFL Free Agent — 1991 (Sacramento Attack)
Graduate Assistant Coach, Furman — 1991
Assistant Coach, Furman — 1992
Assistant Coach, Chattanooga — 1993-97
Head Coach, Tusculum (Record) — 1998-15 (96-100, .490)
South Atlantic Conference Champion — 2003, '08
2003 SAC Championship First In Tusculum History
Athletic Director, Tusculum — 2007-15
Athletic Diretor, Dobyns-Bennett (Tenn.) High School — 2019-
Furman Athletic Hall of Fame — 1997
Tusculum Hall of Fame — 2023

Note: Prior to 2002 the NCAA did not count playoff game statistics in season, career totals

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