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2016 MEDIA GUIDE

HONORS & AWARDS

First-Team All-American
Second-Team All-American
Note: Only organizations recognized by the NCAA are included
Year Player, Position
1960 Gene Williams, G
Year Pos. Player
Honored By
1995 Darnell Hendricks, DB 1960 G Houston Antwine AP

1996 Damon Jones, TE
1970 TE Lionel Antoine
AFCA, Kodak
1998 Karlton Carpenter, RB Kodak
NG Tom Laputka
2002 Alexis Moreland, DB (AP) AFCA
1971 TE Lionel Antoine
2003 Elmer McDaniel, C (TSN) AP
1983 DB Donnell Daniel
AFCA, Kodak
DB Terry Taylor
2004 Craig Cof n, K (AP)
DHFG
1985 DB John Field
Alexis Moreland, S (AP)
AP, AFCA, Walter Camp, The Sports Network
2006 Will Justice, C (TSN)
1996 P *Mark Gagliano
AP, AFCA, Walter Camp, The Sports Network, DHFG 1999 WR #Cornell Craig
2009 Korey Lindsey, CB (TSN)
Walter Camp, The Sports Network, DHFG
2002 RB *Muhammad Abdulqaadir 2010 Korey Lindsey, CB (TSN)

AP
2003 S Alexis Moreland
2011 Bryan Boemer, C (AP, TSN)
AP, Walter Camp, The Sports Network
2004 C *Elmer McDaniel
AFCA, DHFG
2005 RB Arkee Whitlock
Third-Team All-American
The Sports Network
2006 K Craig Coffin
Year Player, Position
AP, AFCA, Walter Camp, The Sports Network
RB #Arkee Whitlock 1976 Andre Herrera, RB (UPI)

AFCA
2008 G Aaron Lockood
1981 Tom Striegel, P
AP
1998 Karlton Carpenter, RB RB Larry Warner
AP, Walter Camp, The Sports Network
2005 Arkee Whitlock, RB
2009 LB *Brandin Jordan
AP, Walter Camp, The Sports Network
2007 Chauncey Mixon, LB (TSN) RB *Deji Karim
AP, AFCA
2008 Korey Lindsey, DB (TSN) CB Korey Lindsey

AP
2009 David Pickard, OT (TSN) 2010 CB Korey Lindsey
AFCA
2012 Ken Boatright, DE (TSN) 2011 C Bryan Boemer
AFCA
2012 MyCole Pruitt, TE (AP)
2012 DE Ken Boatright
AP, AFCA, The Sports Network, ADA
2013 TE *MyCole Pruitt

AP, AFCA, The Sports Network, ADA, Walter Camp
2014 TE *MyCole Pruitt
Honorable Mention All-American
(KEY: # - Unanimous; * - Consensus (must be named a rst team All-American by three
Year Player, Position
different organizations; AP - Associated Press; AFCA - American Football Coaches Association; TSN - The 1936 Dolph Souther, C
Sports Network; DHFG - Don Hansen’s Football Gazette, ADA - Athletic Directors Association)
1960 Amos Bullocks, RB
1969 Chuck Goro, DB

Bob Hasberry, RB
1970 Brad Pancoast, QB
Brian Newlands, LB
Retired Jerseys
1976 Andre Herrera, RB (AP)
1985 Tom Baugh, OL
#23 Harry Bobbitt (1961-63)
Carbondale native Harry Bobbitt died of a blood clot in July John Field, DB
1964, the year prior to what would have been his senior Tim Redmond, OL
season. His number was retired after that year. One of three Byron Mitchell, RB
team captains of the 1963 team, Bobbitt caught a then Rick Spielman, LB
program record 34 passes for 503 yards and ve touchdowns.
1986 Ira Davis, DB
Mel Kirksy, RB
#30 Mark Hemphill (1979)
Ralph Van Dyke, OL
Mark Hemphill was a football-
1987 Brad Crouse, DL
track letterman, who had
David Smith, OT

suffered a severe spinal injury
1988 Brad Crouse, DL
during the 1979 football season.
1994 Jeff Gill, OL
On Sept. 13, 1980, Southern
1995 Darnell Hendricks, DB
Illinois University honored him with “Mark Hemphill Day” at 2000 Tom Koutsos, RB
McAndrew Stadium. A McAndrew Stadium all-time record Tavita Tovio, DL

crowd of 17,150 showed up to watch SIU beat Eastern Illinois 2001 Bart Scott, LB
37-35 on that special day. More than $30,000 dollars was 2007 Nick Hill, QB
raised in contributions and given to Mark’s family to help in Darren Marquez, OT
covering his various rehabiliation expenses. Illinois Governor James Cloud, DE
Jim Thompson was on hand to present Mark with a plaque at Brandin Jordan, LB

halftime during which time his football jersey was retired. Mark
Clayton Johnson, S
died a year later in St. Louis, his hometown.
Scott Ravanesi, P
Craig Turner, RS

#78 Jim Lovin (1946-49)
Jim Lovin, a Benton, Ill. native who is shown on the left in
the picture, was the rst Southern Illinois football player to
have his jersey number retired. Not only was Lovin the rst
player in SIU’s history to start every game throughout his
four-year career, but he was the rst Illinois Intercollegiate

Athletic Conference player to be named rst team All-
Conference four times. The tackle was SIU’s team MVP in
1948 and 1949. In the 1949 season nale, a 41-14 win over
Indiana State at McAndrew Stadium, Lovin was rewarded
with an opportunity to kick a PAT, which he made.

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