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| CurrentSeason = 2019 Sam Houston State Bearkats football team | TeamName = Sam Houston State Bearkats | Image = SHSU block logo.svg | ImageSize = 150 | FirstYear = 1912 | AthleticDirector = Bobby Williams | HeadCoach = K. C. Keeler | HeadCoachYear = 5th | HCWins = 52 | HCLosses = 17 | OtherStaff = | Stadium = Bowers Stadium | StadCapacity = 12,593 | StadSurface = Real Grass Pro Artificial Surface | Location = Huntsville, Texas | NCAAdivision = I FCS | Conference = Southland Conference | WebsiteName = GoBearkats.com | WebsiteURL = http://www.gobearkats.com/ | ATWins = 529 | ATLosses = 464 | ATTies = 34 | BowlWins = 3 | BowlLosses = 1 | BowlTies = 1 | Playoffs = 19–11 | NatlTitles = 1 | ConfTitles = 7 | DivTitles = | FightSong = Bearkat Fight Song | MascotDisplay = Sammy Bearkat | MarchingBand = Bearkat Marching Band | PagFreeLabel = Outfitter | PagFreeValue = Under Armour | Rivalries = Stephen F. Austin (rivalry) }} The Sam Houston State Bearkats football program is the intercollegiate American football team for Sam Houston State University located in the U.S. state of Texas. The team competes in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) and are members of the Southland Conference. Sam Houston's first football team was fielded in 1912. The team plays its home games at the 12,593 seat Bowers Stadium in Huntsville, Texas. On January 23, 2014, K. C. Keeler was named the 15th head coach in Sam Houston State program history.[1] HistorySam Houston has fielded a football team since 1912 and have played continuously since 1946 following World War II. The only times the Bearkats did not field a football team were in 1918 for World War I and from 1943 to 1945 for World War II. The Bearkats competed independently from 1912 through 1923, in the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association (TIAA) from 1924 to 1931, in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) from 1932 to 1981, in NCAA Division II from 1982 to 1985 and in NCAA Division I-AA (now FCS) since the 1986 season. The Bearkats have 11 conference championships, and have seen post-season NCAA playoff action in six seasons, with back-to-back NCAA Division I Championship game appearances in 2011–2012.[2] Sam Houston State also has 3 bowl victories in four games, and one claimed National Championship from NAIA in the 1964 season.[3] Head coachesRon Randleman is Sam Houston's and the Southland Conference's all-time winningest coach with 132 wins over a span of 23 years. Randleman also won conference Coach of the Year honors on four different occasions, in the Gulf Star Conference in 1985 and 1986, and in the Southland Conference in 1991, and 2001.[4]Paul Pierce coached the Bearkats to its only National Championship, and also won the 1965 Knute Rockne Little All-American Coach of the Year award.[5]Willie Fritz coached Sam Houston to back-to-back conference championships and back-to-back national title game appearances in only three years, while being awarded the 2011 AFCA National Coach of the Year award and the 2012 Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year award. He was also named the 2012 AFCA Regional Coach of the Year.[6][7][8][8]On January 23, 2014, former Delaware head coach K. C. Keeler was named the 15th head coach in Sam Houston State program history.[1]
ChampionshipsNational championshipsSam Houston State has one national championship, won during their tenure in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. They played Concordia Cobbers for the championship, with the game resulting in a tie.[9] They were Co-champions with Moorhead.[10]
Conference championshipsSam Houston State has won 13 conference titles, seven shared and six outright.
† Denotes shared title.[11] Conference affiliations
Bowl game appearancesSam Houston State appeared in five bowl games during their time in the NAIA, going 3–0–1 in these bowl games, with the final one notably being for the NAIA championship.
Division I-AA/FCS Playoffs resultsThe Bearkats have appeared in the I-AA/FCS playoffs 11 times with an overall record of 19–11.
Home stadiums{{Main|Bowers Stadium}}Pritchett Field (1912–1985)The Bearkats' home for football was on Pritchett Field for 73 years (1912–1985) beginning with their first football game against Rice University in 1912. The field was named after Joseph Pritchett, brother of the university's fourth president Henry Carr Pritchett, and former owner of the land the field rests on. The final football game played on Pritchett Field was a victory for the Bearkats with a score of 51–7, defeating Washburn University. Sam Houston State Football began playing games at Bowers Stadium following the 1985 season. The complex is currently home to Sam Houston Women's Soccer and Club Lacrosse.[12] On April 18, 2013,[13] football was played on Pritchett Field for the first time since 1985 for the annual Orange-White spring game. The event also included the presentation of the Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year Award to head coach Willie Fritz.[14] Bowers Stadium (1986–present)Bowers Stadium, formerly Bearkat Stadium (1986–1989), is currently home to both Sam Houston State Football and the Track and Field programs beginning with the 1986 season. Bowers Stadium has a capacity of 14,000. However, 16,148 fans packed Bowers Stadium in 1994 to watch Alcorn State led by NFL bound quarterback Steve McNair in a 48-23 victory on regional ABC-TV.[15][16]RivalriesStephen F. Austin{{main|Battle of the Piney Woods}}The Sam Houston State/Stephen F. Austin rivalry game, also known as the Battle of the Piney Woods, is a yearly rivalry held in NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. The two teams have met 91 times with Sam Houston leading the series 54-35-2. The Battle of the Piney Woods is Texas' second longest FCS rivalry. The most recent meeting ending with the Bearkats dominating the Lumberjacks 63-28 in front of 27,411 fans and clinching their 6th win in a row Notable former playersBearkats in the National Football LeagueSam Houston has had 36 alumni play in the National Football League, with 19 players selected in the Draft.[17][18] During the 2018 NFL Draft, the Oakland Raiders selected defensive lineman P. J. Hall in the second round. This represents the highest a Bearkat player has been drafted by an NFL team.
Individual awardsNational awardsSam Houston State University has had a total of 73 players selected into the College Football All-America Team, including 43 NCAA All-Americans and 30 NAIA All-Americans. A number of these players have also been considered for major national awards.[19] In 2016, quarterback Jeremiah Briscoe became the first Bearkat to win the Payton Award. In 2017 he became the first Bearkat to win two Payton Awards and only the second FCS player to win multiple Payton Awards after former Appalachian State quarterback Armanti Edwards became the first in 2009. Major honors{{Col-begin}}{{Col-3}}
Chris Chaloupka, QB, 1999 – 13th Josh McCown, QB, 2001 – 7th Dustin Long, QB, 2004 – 2nd D. D. Terry, RB, 2006 – 16th Tim Flanders, RB, 2011 – 7th, 2012 – 13th Jeremiah Briscoe, QB, 2016 - Winner, 2017 Winner{{Col-3}}
Keith Davis, DB, 2001 – 7th Darnell Taylor, S, 2012 – 14th P. J. Hall, DE, 2016 - 3rd{{Col-3}}
Willie Fritz, National, 2011 Willie Fritz, Regional, 2011 & 2012
K. C. Keeler - 2016{{Col-end}} Conference awardsSam Houston State has had 407 All-Conference selections and honorable mentions, including 202 in the Southland Conference, 25 in the Gulf Star Conference, 173 in the Lone Star Conference, and 7 in the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association.[20] {{Col-begin}}{{Col-3}}
Lanny Dycus, QB, Gulf Star (1985) Chris Chaloupka, QB, Southland (1999) Josh McCown, QB, Southland (2001) Dustin Long, QB, Southland (2004) Timothy Flanders, RB, Southland (2011 & 2012){{Col-3}}
Chris Chaloupka, QB, Southland (1999) D. D. Terry, RB, Southland (2006) Richard Sincere, WR, Southland (2011){{Col-3}}
Keith Davis, DB, Southland (2000) Darnell Taylor, S, Southland (2011 & 2012){{Col-end}}{{Col-begin}}{{Col-3}}
Bart Bradley, P, Gulf Star (1986) Victor McKnight, C, Southland (1996) Matt Dominguez, WR, Southland (1997){{Col-3}}
Tim Denton, DB, Southland (1995) Chris Chaloupka, QB, Southland (1999) Timothy Flanders, RB, Southland (2010){{Col-3}}
Ron Randleman, Gulf Star (1986) Ron Randleman, Southland (1991) Ron Randleman, Southland (2001) Willie Fritz, Southland (2011){{Col-end}} Individual program recordsRushing records
Passing records
Receiving records
Defensive records
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