Teams UL Monroe 2014 Roster ← 2013 2015 → 2014 UL Monroe roster 92 players. From 10 states; the most from Texas (35) and Louisiana (28). The 2014 season .
Quarterbacks 6 Running backs 6 Receivers 17 Tight ends 4 Offensive line 15 Defensive line 11 Linebackers 10 Defensive backs 19 Specialists 4
Receivers 17 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2014 23 Kenzee Jackson WR 5′10″ South Bend, IN 79 catches, 866 yards, 4 TD 2 Rashon Ceaser WR 6′0″ Clinton, LA 77 catches, 872 yards, 3 TD Ajalen Holley WR 57 catches, 863 yards, 7 TD 3 Tyler Cain WR 2★ 2-star recruit 5′7″ West Monroe, LA 45 catches, 273 yards 80 Tony Cook WR 6′4″ DeSoto, TX 9 catches, 102 yards 8 De’Vonte Haggerty WR 5′11″ Tyler, TX 2 catches, 9 yards 16 Tyrone Carter WR 6′0″ Rayville, LA 2 catches, 17 yards 1 Brian Williams WR 6′3″ 218 Bogalusa, LA 3 Marcus Green WR 5′8″ 188 Pontotoc, MS 7 Jared Mapps WR 6′2″ Pearland, TX 10 D’Marius Gillespie WR 2★ 2-star recruit 6′1″ 208 Olive Branch, MS 21 Ajalen Holley WR 5′10″ Hot Springs, AR 26 Caleb Gammel WR 6′3″ Pineville, LA 80 Brennen Bradley WR 6′4″ 202 Pass Christian, MS 81 Shakeem Jefferson WR 5′8″ 152 New Boston, TX 85 Kelvin Woods WR 5′11″ 170 Jackson, LA 87 Tre’ Perrier WR 5′8″ Kenner, LA
Offensive line 15 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2014 50 Jeff Savage OL 3★ 3-star recruit 6′2″ 297 Smackover, AR 65 Joseph Treadwell OL 6′5″ 324 Pine Bluff, AR 67 Jeremy Burton OL 3★ 3-star recruit 6′2″ 324 Muskogee, OK 67 Jimmy Chung OL 2★ 2-star recruit 6′1″ 277 Irving, TX 68 Colby Mitchell OL 6′1″ 278 Bartlesville, OK 70 Brian Thlang OL 6′1″ 294 Palestine, TX 71 Chase Regian OL 2★ 2-star recruit 6′3″ 297 Rockwall, TX 72 Jake Snyder OL 6′2″ 291 Wynne, AR 73 Trey Martin OL 6′2″ 275 Hot Springs, AR 74 Matthew Oubre OL 6′1″ 289 Dayton, TX 75 Demiere Burkett OL 6′2″ 301 Balch Springs, TX 75 Frank Sutton Jr. OL 6′3″ 306 Jackson, MS 77 Ben Risenhoover OL 2★ 2-star recruit 6′2″ 290 Jenks, OK 77 Brandon Bridgers OL 6′4″ 299 Robertsdale, AL 79 Keaton Baggs OL 6′6″ 297 Broken Arrow, OK
Defensive line 11 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2014 45 Lorenzo Jackson DL 6′2″ 249 Monroe, LA 45 Shaquille Warren DL 6′2″ 243 Tyler, TX 48 Sterling Doss DE 6′0″ 254 Slidell, LA 49 Ben Banogu DL 6′4″ 257 McKinney, TX 51 Jacob Tyson DL 6′1″ 273 West Monroe, LA 76 Gerrand Johnson DL 6′1″ 283 Rayville, LA 91 David Elias Jr. DT 2★ 2-star recruit 6′2″ 283 Spring Branch, TX 92 Jackson Randle DL 6′1″ 258 Lufkin, TX 97 Diontre Thomas DL 6′2″ 230 Denton, TX 98 Malcolm Edmond DL 6′1″ 267 Texarkana, TX 99 Joey Gautney DL 6′2″ 254 Whitehouse, TX
Linebackers 10 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2014 48 Hunter Kissinger LB 6′2″ Springdale, AR 2 INT 5 Cody Robinson LB 6′1″ Des Arc, AR 1 INT 5 Jarred Dunn LB 6′0″ 225 Monroe, LA 14 David Griffith LB 2★ 2-star recruit 6′1″ 201 Plano, TX 15 Braxton Moore LB 5′11″ 221 Normal, IL 33 Tevyn Cagins LB 6′2″ 225 Lafitte, LA 34 Michael Johnson LB 6′1″ 230 Maumelle, AR 53 Brandon Savone LB 6′1″ 193 Harvey, LA 54 Lee Marshall LB 6′0″ 223 Monroe, LA 90 Ray Stovall LB 2★ 2-star recruit 6′2″ 220 Tulsa, OK
Defensive backs 19 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2014 7 Mitch Lane S 2★ 2-star recruit 6′1″ Pine Bluff, AR 3 INT 20 Justin Backus S 6′2″ Mesquite, TX 2 INT 1 Lenzy Pipkins CB 2★ 2-star recruit 6′0″ Mansfield, TX 1 INT 24 Trey Caldwell CB 5′9″ Richardson, TX 1 INT 43 Bryce Ray S 6′1″ Shreveport, LA 1 INT 19 Alex Johnson S 5′11″ Fort Worth, TX 2 returns, 32 yards 1 Rob’Donovan Lewis CB 5′10″ Jonesboro, LA 2 Roland Jenkins S 5′11″ 204 New Orleans, LA 4 Tre’ Hunter S 6′0″ Monroe, LA 6 Wesley Thompson S 6′1″ 194 Tyler, TX 8 Junior Williams CB 5′11″ Olathe, KS 9 Marcus Hubbard CB 5′9″ 179 Rowlett, TX 10 Cordero Smith S 5′11″ Garland, TX 23 Marquis McCullum S 5′11″ 188 Birmingham, AL 27 Grant Dotsy CB 5′10″ Rowlett, TX 31 Aaron Townsend CB 6′0″ 174 Fort Worth, TX 36 Brian Armstrong CB 5′11″ 177 Madisonville, LA 42 Roland Veal S 6′1″ 196 Houston, TX 44 Ferrando Joseph CB 5′10″ 190 Corinth, TX
Tyler Cain, Tre’ Hunter, Jarred Dunn, Lorenzo Jackson, Cody McGuire, Jacob Tyson, Lee Marshall Wesley Thompson, De’Vonte Haggerty, Shaquille Warren, Joey Gautney Cordero Smith, David Griffith, Nathan Meadors Jr., Trey Caldwell Marcus Hubbard, Grant Dotsy, Chase Regian Mitch Lane, Joseph Treadwell Garrett Smith, David Elias Jr. Tyrone Carter, Gerrand Johnson Justin Manton, Alec Osborne Alex Johnson, Aaron Townsend Justin Backus, Demiere Burkett Ajalen Holley, Trey Martin Ben Luckett, Brian Thlang Caleb Gammel, Jake Vercher Ferrando Joseph, Diontre Thomas Keaton Baggs, Ray Stovall Brian Williams Lenzy Pipkins Rob’Donovan Lewis Rashon Ceaser Roland Jenkins Marcus Green Pete Thomas Centarius Donald Cody Robinson Jared Mapps Junior Williams Earnest Carrington D’Marius Gillespie Brayle Brown Braxton Moore Craig Ford Isaac Jackson Anthony Monken Kenzee Jackson Marquis McCullum Kaylon Watson DeVontae McNeal Tevyn Cagins Michael Johnson Brian Armstrong Tevin Horton Roland Veal Bryce Ray Hunter Kissinger Sterling Doss Ben Banogu Jeff Savage Brandon Savone Todd Phillips Jeremy Burton Jimmy Chung Colby Mitchell Jake Snyder Matthew Oubre Frank Sutton Jr. Ben Risenhoover Brandon Bridgers Brennen Bradley Tony Cook Shakeem Jefferson Kelvin Woods Nick Jones Tre’ Perrier Harley Scioneaux Jackson Randle Malcolm Edmond TX 35 LA 28 AR 10 OK 6 MS 4 Hometowns of the 2014 UL Monroe 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 Texas 35 Louisiana 28 Arkansas 10 Oklahoma 6 Mississippi 4 California 2 Illinois 2 Alabama 2 Top counties Dallas County, Texas pop. 2.6 million 9 Ouachita Parish, Louisiana pop. 158,000 7 Smith County, Texas pop. 242,000 4 Tarrant County, Texas pop. 2.2 million 3 Tulsa County, Oklahoma pop. 681,000 3 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’ 2014 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.
