Teams Ball State 2009 Roster ← 2008 2010 → 2009 Ball State roster 94 players. From 10 states; the most from Indiana (41) and Ohio (34). The 2009 season .
Quarterbacks 4 Running backs 3 Receivers 14 Tight ends 5 Offensive line 15 Defensive line 16 Linebackers 8 Defensive backs 10 Specialists 4 Athletes and others 15
Receivers 14 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2009 1 Briggs Orsbon WR 3★ 3-star recruit 6′0″ Convoy, OH 51 catches, 461 yards, 1 TD 12 Torieal Gibson WR 5′9″ Cleveland, OH 25 catches, 337 yards, 3 TD 4 Daniel Ifft WR 6′3″ Dover, OH 20 catches, 269 yards, 2 TD 83 Jeremy Hill WR 6′2″ Marietta, GA 11 catches, 138 yards, 1 TD 3 Seth White WR 5′10″ Bexley, OH 8 catches, 93 yards, 1 TD 27 Jelani Alford WR 5′9″ Cincinnati, OH 1 return, 7 yards 87 Myles Trempe WR 6′4″ Springfield, OH 2 catches, 10 yards 2 Jamill Smith WR 5′8″ Muncie, IN 28 Mike Galiik WR 5′11″ 168 Lexington, OH 81 Connor Ryan WR 6′1″ Westlake, OH 85 Keith Langtry WR 6′1″ 175 Prairie Village, KS 87 Otis Brown WR 5′9″ Gainesville, FL 89 Trent Beane WR 6′0″ 185 Bloomington, IN 98 Sean Keller WR 5′10″ 185 Malnerville, OH
Offensive line 15 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2009 52 Evan Neff OL 6′4″ 250 Centerville, OH 54 Jerrod Gray C 3★ 3-star recruit 6′3″ 276 Bradley, IL 58 J.T. Macy OL 6′1″ 285 Fishers, IN 66 Kreg Hunter C 6′3″ 294 Lebanon, IN 67 Travis Arnold OT 6′8″ 297 Fort Wayne, IN 69 Chad Davis OT 6′3″ 280 Pendleton, IN 70 Jordan Applegate C 6′5″ 300 Fort Wayne, IN 72 Cameron Lowry OT 6′6″ 293 Indianapolis, IN 73 Dan Manick C 6′4″ 290 Dyer, IN 74 Michael Switzer OG 6′5″ 293 Indianapolis, IN 75 Matthew Page OT 6′6″ 300 East Chicago, IN 76 Rayondon Kennedy OG 6′2″ 280 Dolton, IL 77 Austin Holtz OT 2★ 2-star recruit 6′5″ 300 Holt, MI 78 Kevin Gall OT 6′5″ 285 Granger, IN 79 Kitt O’Brien OG 6′5″ Walton, IN
Defensive line 16 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2009 91 Robert Eddins DE 2★ 2-star recruit 6′3″ Detroit, MI 2 returns, 28 yards 41 Andrew Puthoff DE 6′3″ St. Henry, OH 2 catches, 29 yards 34 Jeff Barker DE 6′5″ 220 Lowell, IN 36 Pete Rolf DT 6′4″ 260 Piqua, OH 44 Ryan Hartke DE 6′4″ St. Henry, OH 51 Kaylon Woods DE 6′2″ 253 Jacksonville, FL 61 Brian Hickman DE 6′4″ 201 Sheridan, IN 63 Steve Yoder NT 6′3″ 303 Canal Fulton, OH 65 Drew Duffin DT 6′3″ 266 Avon, IN 90 Harold Hogue NT 6′0″ 269 Indianapolis, IN 92 Jafe Pitcock DT 3★ 3-star recruit 6′2″ 268 Piqua, OH 93 Justin Woodard DE 6′3″ 228 LaGrange, GA 94 Ethan Buckles DE 6′7″ 230 Indianapolis, IN 95 Rene Perry NT 5′11″ 272 Lake City, FL 97 Donovan Jarrett NT 6′3″ 327 Hamilton, OH 99 Adam Morris DT 6′0″ 279 Dublin, OH
Defensive backs 10 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2009 25 Sean Baker S 6′1″ Canfield, OH 4 INT 16 Charlie Todd CB 5′10″ Bear, DE 19 returns, 216 yards 6 Jason Pinkston CB 6′1″ Cleveland, OH 3 INT 7 Andre Dawson CB 6′0″ Lewis Center, OH 13 Armand Dehaney CB 5′6″ Maple Heights, OH 15 Jakeem Gregory CB 5′9″ 165 Fort Wayne, IN 20 Joshua Howard S 6′1″ Inkster, MI 23 Kyle Hoke S 3★ 3-star recruit 5′11″ Sugar Land, TX 39 Brandon Kish S 5′10″ 200 Amherst, OH 96 Kyle Pettit CB 6′2″ 183 Sunman, IN
Athletes and others 15 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2009 33 MiQuale Lewis 5′6″ Fort Wayne, IN 871 rushing yards, 5 TD 6 Eric Williams 5′10″ Indianapolis, IN 34 returns, 812 yards 38 Alex Knipp 2★ 2-star recruit 6′0″ Amherst, OH 1 INT 22 Ray Winkler 5′9″ South Bend, IN 8 rushing yards 9 Kyle Kuntz 5′10″ 197 Vandalia, OH 30 John Buckingham 6′1″ 220 Greenwood, IN 31 Dane Cook 6′0″ 205 Eaton, IN 35 Michael Hunt 5′6″ 170 South Bend, IN 37 Blake Barajas 6′0″ 190 Upland, IN 40 Reid Scheidt 6′2″ 200 Lake Village, IN 43 Tad Kilburn 6′0″ 184 Middletown, OH 48 Spain Cosby 5′11″ 222 Carrollton, GA 49 Brent Bostic 5′8″ 175 Fort Wayne, IN 50 Bill Huntsinger 6′0″ 220 Frankton, IN 55 Sam Woodworth 6′2″ 215 Elkhart, IN
Eric Williams, Tanner Justice, Dwayne Donigan, Cameron Lowry, Michael Switzer, Harold Hogue, Ethan Buckles, Barry Flynn Logan Laughlin, Jakeem Gregory, MiQuale Lewis, Brent Bostic, Travis Arnold, Jordan Applegate Jason Pinkston, Travis Freeman, Torieal Gibson, Armand Dehaney, Theon Dixon Jamill Smith, Brooks Medaris, Davyd Jones Cory Sykes, Matthew Page, Rayondon Kennedy Andre Dawson, Adam Morris Zac Jordan, Jelani Alford Ray Winkler, Michael Hunt Ian McGarvey, John Buckingham Pete Rolf, Jafe Pitcock Alex Knipp, Brandon Kish Andrew Puthoff, Ryan Hartke Drew Duffin, Zane Fakes Kevin Gall, Ryan Warmoth Briggs Orsbon Seth White Daniel Ifft Kelly Page Kyle Kuntz Aaron Mershman Steven Schott Charlie Todd Scott Kovanda Joshua Howard David Brown Kyle Hoke Sean Baker Mike Galiik Dane Cook Lorren Womack Jeff Barker Blake Barajas Reid Scheidt Jacob Green Tad Kilburn Tony Martin Kevin Obyc Spain Cosby Bill Huntsinger Kaylon Woods Evan Neff Cody Muhlenkamp Jerrod Gray Sam Woodworth Justin Cruz J.T. Macy Brian Hickman Steve Yoder Kreg Hunter Chad Davis Dan Manick Austin Holtz Kitt O’Brien Connor Ryan Jeremy Hill Keith Langtry Myles Trempe Otis Brown Trent Beane Robert Eddins Justin Woodard Rene Perry Kyle Pettit Donovan Jarrett IN 41 OH 34 FL 4 MI 4 GA 3 Hometowns of the 2009 Ball State roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).
Where the roster comes from By state Indiana 41 Ohio 34 Michigan 4 Florida 4 Illinois 3 Georgia 3 Texas 2 Delaware 1 Top counties Marion County, Indiana pop. 976,000 8 Cuyahoga County, Ohio pop. 1.2 million 6 Allen County, Indiana pop. 392,000 6 St. Joseph County, Indiana pop. 273,000 4 Delaware County, Indiana pop. 112,000 4 Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size .
Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2009 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.