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  WEEK 1 SUN BELT DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Wydett Williams Jr., ULM, (Jr., DB - Lake Providence, La.),...Warhawks junior defensive back Wydett Williams Jr. tallied a game-high 10 tackles to lift ULM to a 30-14 victory over Jackson State to commence the Bryant Vincent era with a win. The Lake Providence, La., product also added 0.5 tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks, as part of a ULM defense that conceded just 59 rushing yards. Williams Jr. provided the game's lone turnover in his debut in a Warhawk uniform via interception—leading directly to the go-ahead touchdown that gave ULM a 14-7 halftime advantage it would not relinquish. - Sun Belt football

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  Freshman Ahmad Hardy ran for 103 yards and a touchdown, UL Monroe scored the game's final 16 points and the Warhawks defeated FCS-member Jackson State 30-14 in a season opener on Thursday night. The game marked the ULM debut of Bryant Vincent as coach. The Warhawks went ahead 14-7 in the final minute of the second quarter when Hardy scored on a 1-yard run. The nine-play, 42-yard drive began after an interception by Wydett Williams Jr. and included a fourth-down conversion by Hardy inside the 5-yard line.

Jackson State tied it at 14 on a 3-yard run by Jacobian Morgan early in the third quarter but the Warhawks finished the game with a 22-yard touchdown run by James Jones, a field goal, and a 28-yard TD pass from Aidan Armenta to Javon Cambell. It was backup quarterback Armenta's only pass of the game. Oklahoma transfer General Booty completed 10 of 14 passes for 104 yards and a touchdown before leaving the game. Morgan completed 23 of 28 passes for 282 yards and a touchdown for Jackson State. - AP College Football


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  2022 ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION: K - Calum Sutherland (6th Yr., K - Keller, Texas),...Sutherland led the Warhawks in scoring for the second season in a row, finishing with 62 points while connecting on 10-of-11 field-goal attempts (.909) and all 32 extra-point tries. He made nine consecutive field-goal attempts over the last six games. In addition, Sutherland converted 39-straight extra-point attempts (missed his first PAT attempt at Texas State on Nov. 6, 2021). He averaged 61.4 yards on 49 kickoffs this season, with 22 resulting in touchbacks (45%). - Louisiana-Monroe Football

rSr/2023 K Calum SutherlandLouisiana-Monroe
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  2022 ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION: LB - Zack Woodard (Gr., LB - Thomasville, Ala.),...Woodard led the Warhawks in tackles with 77 (47 solos, 30 assists). His 8.5 tackles for loss tied for second on the team with Thomas and Drake, behind defensive end Kenard Snyder (10 for 22 yards). Woodard produced at least one tackle for loss in seven games. He averaged 8.1 tackles over the last seven games. In Sun Belt Conference games, he ranked 10th in the league in tackles (64 total: 40 solos, 24 assists), averaging 8.0 per game. Woodard produced double-figure tackles twice in Sun Belt play. - Louisiana-Monroe Football

rSr/2023 ILB Zack WoodardLouisiana-Monroe
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  2022 ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION: DL - Caleb Thomas (Gr., DL - Mansfield, Texas),...Thomas ranked third among ULM defensive linemen and 10th on the team overall in tackles with 35 (19 solos, 16 assists). His career-high 8.5 tackles for loss (25 yards) tied for second on the Warhawks with linebacker Zack Woodard. He delivered at least a half tackle for loss in five games. - Louisiana-Monroe Football

rSr/2023 DT Caleb ThomasLouisiana-Monroe
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  2022 ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE FOOTBALL SECOND TEAM: P - Devyn McCormick, ULM (5th, P - Port Charlotte, Fla.),...McCormick ranked 29th in the NCAA FBS and second in the Sun Belt Conference in punting with his 43.9-yard average – the seventh-highest single-season total in ULM history. McCormick placed 17 of his 60 punts (28%) inside the opponent's 20-yard line. He finished second in the Sun Belt during the regular season with his 14 punts of 50-plus yards. - Louisiana-Monroe Football

Sr/2023 P Devyn McCormickLouisiana-Monroe
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  2022 ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE FOOTBALL SECOND TEAM: WR - Tyrone Howell, ULM (5th Yr., WR - Idabel, Okla.),...In Sun Belt Conference games, Howell led the league in receiving yards per game (98.3), receiving yards (786), yards per catch (20.7) and TD catches (6; tied with Georgia State's Jamari Thrash). During the regular season, he tied TCU's Taye Barber and Nebraska's Trey Palmer for the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision lead with three receptions of 70 or more yards, including an 89-yard reception against the Ragin' Cajuns and 75-and 83-yard TD receptions at South Alabama.

He completed the regular season ranked 41st in FBS and eighth in the SBC in yards per reception at 17.04. He had 39 of his 50 receptions over the last seven games, going for 668 of his 852 yards and all six of his TDs. Howell also led the team in first down receptions (33), explosive receptions (12, 20-plus yards) and yards after catch (459). His 459 YAC total is good for third among SBC receivers. - Louisiana-Monroe Football


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  NOV 14 NEC PRIME PERFORMER: Davon Wells, LIU (WR, JR),...Wells racked up 163 receiving yards on eight receptions to lead LIU to its third straight victory. The junior wide receiver hauled in a 43-yard pass from teammate Luca Stanzani to put the Sharks in front, 27-7, at halftime. - NEC Football

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  OCT 31 NEC FOOTBALL PRIME PERFORMER: Davon Wells, LIU (WR., Jr.),...Wells led all receivers in LIU's 50-48 double-overtime victory at Duquense on Saturday. The junior had seven receptions for a career-high 199 yards and a pair of receiving touchdowns. - NEC Football

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  As he began tinkering with the ULM football roster in 2021, head coach Terry Bowden quickly recognized one position already in great shape. Placekicker Calum Sutherland was on campus and in the program after transferring to ULM from Oklahoma prior to Bowden's arrival. And as Bowden's first season played out, Sutherland emerged as one of the Warhawks' most valuable weapons. "Calum Sutherland is as good as it gets," Bowden said this preseason. "He's got the ability to kick off without having to change kickers. He can make a 50-yard field goal and he's got ice in his veins. He's confident and confident when he plays. We think he has a chance to be an all-star."

Added ULM special teams coordinator Alonzo Hampton: "He doesn't sweat. Very even keel. If he makes it or misses it, you'd never know the difference. He's the same yesterday, today and tomorrow. That's what separates him from most kickers." While Sutherland might have been an unknown to ULM fans a year ago, now there are loftier expectations. He's OK with that. "You always want to do better than the previous year," Sutherland said. "But I just think that's part of it, especially as a kicker. We're expected to be perfect, but it's part of it. I don't see it as extra pressure. I see it as extra motivation to perform. "I want my career to continue at the next level and the pressure is going to be more and more each time." - Louisiana-Monroe Football


rSr/2023 K Calum SutherlandLouisiana-Monroe
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  OU quarterback General Booty is donating a percentage of his name, image and likeness earnings to Oklahoma Children's Hospital, OU Health announced Wednesday. "My family has been a really good example to me my whole life, and we talked about the importance of giving back," said Booty, who played last season at Tyler Community College in Texas. "I have a special place in my heart for kids, so after my visit there, I knew Oklahoma Children's Hospital would be where my support would go." Booty, who is projected to back up starter Dillon Gabriel this season, is unveiling a website (mtjn.org) where fans can purchase shirts, hats and other memorabilia featuring his name, number and his brand "MTJN," which stands for More Than Just a Name. "I have a unique name, but I'm also a good player," Booty said. "That's the connection … Oklahoma Children's Hospital is more than a name. They are the best at what they do. - Daily Oklahoman

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  Media obligations for ULM receiver started early for Boogie Knight on Wednesday morning, but the senior receiver didn't require a wake-up call. One of the most tireless players on the team, Knight was up at 5 a.m. in order to get in a workout before representing the Warhawks during Sun Belt Conference Media Days. "Slacking would be the last thing I'd do," Knight said. "I feel like every day, every month, every year, I've got to try to elevate my game. How hard I was working last summer, I thought I was pushing myself to the limit. But each year, I try to level up and push myself that much harder." A native of Jefferson, Ohio, who transferred to ULM from Akron before last season, Knight has amassed 2,819 career all-purpose yards on 230 touches (12.3 yards per play).

He needs 181 all-purpose yards to reach the 3,000-yard career milestone. After playing for ULM coach Terry Bowden at Akron, Knight came to Monroe, Louisiana, to follow his football dreams. Knight's father passed away when he was 9 years old and the work effort comes in part from a childhood promise. "Some of it is God given," said Jeremiah Knight, who was nicknamed Boogie by his father for his elusive running style. "I was born with this mindset, but it was that on top of what happened when I was a kid. Seeing what happened to my dad and that promise I made to him about making it to the NFL. The NFL is on my mind from the second I wake up to the second I fall asleep. That's what drives me." - Louisiana-Monroe Football


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  ULM linebacker Zack Woodard shrugged off the Sun Belt Conference's preseason poll released this week, projecting a basement finish in the West Division for the Warhawks. "Respect is earned," Woodard said while attending Sun Belt Conference Media Days. "As long as we do what we know we have to do this year, a lot is going to change." Woodard transferred to ULM prior to the 2021 season from Jacksonville State, where he was a three-year letterman who appeared in 32 career games with 18 starts at Mike linebacker. He quickly became one ULM's most productive defenders.

Selected Team MVP and Defensive MVP by the coaching staff in 2021, Woodard led the Warhawks in tackles for loss (8.5 for 27 yards) and finished second in sacks (3.5 for 18 yards. Woodard ranked second on the team with 89 tackles (42 solos, 47 assists) and stood fifth in the Sun Belt in tackles, averaging 7.4 per game. He produced double-figure tackles in four games, including 11 stops (8 solos, 3 assists) at LSU. Battling through an up-and-down 4-8 season that saw ULM lose five-straight games after opening 4-3 helped the seasoned player learn another lesson as the year unfolded. "Not finishing," Woodard said. "The potential was there. We can do it. We're almost there, but we just have to get past it." - Louisiana-Monroe Football


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  Super senior linebacker Zack Woodard, who led the Warhawks in tackles for loss (8.5 for 27 yards) and finished second in sacks (3.5 for 18 yards), was selected Team MVP and Defensive MVP by the coaching staff in 2021. Woodard ranked second on the team with 89 tackles (42 solos, 47 assists) and ranked fifth in the Sun Belt in tackles, averaging 7.4 per game. He produced double-figure tackles in four games, including 11 stops (8 solos, 3 assists) at LSU.

Woodard set career highs in tackles (15: 7 solos, 8 assists) and tackles for loss (3.5 for 6 yards), including a 2-yard sack, vs. Arkansas State. He collected 13 tackles, including a half tackle for loss, to help lead ULM to a 41-31 victory over South Alabama. The Thomasville, Alabama, native delivered 10 stops (4 solos, 6 assists), including a career-best 1.5 sacks for 13 yards, and a QB hurry in ULM's 31-28 victory over Liberty. Woodard combined with Jahaziel Lee to stuff Liberty's Shedro Louis for no gain on fourth-and-goal from the ULM 1-yard line late in the first quarter, as the Warhawks turned away the Flames, who had four shots to score from the 2 after a 73-yard return after a blocked field goal. - Louisiana-Monroe Football


rSr/2023 ILB Zack WoodardLouisiana-Monroe
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  Super senior Boogie Knight, a Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference Second-Team selection by the league's head coaches and media panel, led the Warhawks in receptions (45), receiving yards (588), touchdown receptions (3) and all-purpose yards (824) last season. His 2021 receiving numbers (receptions, receiving yards and TD receptions) surpassed his three-year totals at Akron. Knight ranked among the Sun Belt leaders in combined kick return yards (sixth at 239), receptions (11th at 3.8 per game) and receiving yards (11th). Twenty-six of his 45 catches resulted in a first down (58 percent). He also led the team in first down receptions (26), yards after the catch (236) and explosive receptions (+15 yards: 17). Knight returned 12 kickoffs for 219 yards (18.3 avg.) and six punts for 20 yards. A native of Jefferson, Ohio, Knight has amassed 2,819 career all-purpose yards on 230 touches (12.3 yards per play). He needs 181 all-purpose yards to reach the 3,000-yard career milestone. - Louisiana-Monroe Football

rSr/2023 WR Boogie KnightLouisiana-Monroe
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