2019 will feature a season-long celebration of the 150th anniversary of college football. Throughout the nation, the CFB150 initiative will help remember the game's greatest teams, players, coaches and moments. Over the next nine days heading into the Aug. 29 opener versus No. 6 Jacksonville State, Southeastern Louisiana Football will participate in the initiative by celebrating the nine championship seasons in school history.
When the Lions and Gamecocks meet, the SLU faithful will see flags commemorating each championship season adorn the east side of Strawberry Stadium. Southeastern head coach Frank Scelfo is proud to celebrate Southeastern's history.
"Our championship teams deserve to be honored for their accomplishments," Scelfo said. "Those teams all had one focus and one shared vision. That's why they were champions. We want our 2019 teams and beyond to have that same championship vision".
Day One - 1946
Day Two - 1952
Day Three - 1953
Day Four - 1954
Day Five - 1956
Day Six - 1960
Day Seven - 1961
Day Eight - 2013
2014 | (9-4-0, 7-1-0 SLC) | Southland Conference Champions
2014 Team
Results: 8/30 – Jacksonville, W, 44-3 | 9/6 – Southern Utah, W, 41-14 | 9/13 – at Tulane, L, 35-20 | 9/20 – at Southeast Missouri, L, 24-23 | 9/27 – at UIW*, W, 63-7 | 10/4 – Northwestern State*, W, 30-22 | 10/11 – at Lamar*, W, 61-34 | 10/18 – Central Arkansas (HC)*, W, 41-24 | 10/25 – at Stephen F. Austin*, L, 27-17 | 11/8 – Houston Baptist*, W, 76-7 | 11/15 – No. 11 McNeese*, W, 28-9 | 11/20 – at Nicholls*, W, 62-3 | 11/29 – at Sam Houston State@, L, 21-17
* - Southland Conference game | @ - NCAA FCS Playoffs
Ron Roberts
Head Coach: Ron Roberts
Letterwinners:
Ivan Abarenov | Ryan Adams#$ | Tupoa Aleamotua | John Andrews | Blane Arnold | Jordan Barnett | Jordan Batiste# | Bryan Bennett#$ | Jarrell Bennett | Eugene Bethea | Bryce Bishop | Dylan Bossier | A.J. Bowen# | Jonathan Braddock#$ | Toby Briggs | Tim Callian | Justin Church | Ryan Cockerton | Marquel Combs | Isiah Corbett*#$ | Josh Dakin | Delwin Davis | Micah Eugene# | Joe Graves | Darrius Guy | Trey Hallman | Rasheed Harrell | Herbert Harris | Marquis Hatcher | Brody Hay | Marquis Hayes | Ashton Henderson | Daniel Henderson | Alex Herbert | Brophy Hiatt | Taylor Jenkins | Byron Johnson | Paul Kopesky | Scott Korte | D'Shaie Landor | Cole LeBlanc | Reggie Lesueur | Chris Malott | Jeremy Meyers | Harlan Miller#$ | Josue Miranda | Drew Misita$ | Anthony Murphy | Kaleb Muse | Jacob Newman# | Javari Nichols | Terangi Phifer | Aaron Price | Laurence Ramsey | Derrick Raymond | Aaron Reed | Xavier Roberson*# | Dereck Robinson | Juwaan Rogers | Taylor Romero | Courtney Rutledge | JQ Sandolph | Devante Scott#$ | Ryan Sigers | Jeff Smiley# | Byron Smith | Justin Smith | Tyler Stoddard# | Kody Sutton | Marice Sutton | Denzel Thompson# | Michael Vick | Pierson Villarubia | Brent Wagner | T.J. West | D.J. Williams | Caleb Young | Payton Zeringue
* - 2014 All-American
# - 2014 All-Southland Conference
$ - 2014 All-Louisiana
Ryan Adams
Isiah Corbett
Harlan Miller
Devante Scott
Fun Facts:
- Second straight Southland Conference championship
- Second NCAA FCS playoff appearance
- Bryan Bennett named Southland Conference Offensive Player of the Year
- Isiah Corbett named Southland Conference Student-Athlete of the Year
- Swept all three in-state Southland schools – Northwestern State, Nicholls and McNeese – for the third straight season
- Won 14 straight Southland Conference games before losing at SFA on Oct. 25
- Bennett, who will be inducted into the SLU Athletics Hall of Fame on Sept. 21, finished as the school's career leader with 31 rushing touchdowns and 70 touchdowns responsible for
- Set school record with seven rushing touchdowns in wins over UIW and Lamar
- Devante Scott became the second player in school history to top 1,000 receiving yards in a season
- Tied a single-season school record with 11 touchdowns scored in 76-7 win over Houston Baptist
- Ryan Adams finished with 16 field goals and 110 points – both the second-highest totals in school history
- Adams' 55-yard field goal in a 30-22 win over Northwestern State is the longest in program history
