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August 3, 2010 ESPN Reaches Agreement in Principle to Sell BASS ESPN Inc., announced Tuesday that it has reached an agreement in principle to sell BASS, LLC to a group of investors led by Don Logan, Jerry McKinnis and Jim Copeland. BASS is the largest membership organization of bass anglers in the U.S. with more than 500,000 members. It was purchased by ESPN in 2001 and includes several media platforms, including three magazines and a popular web site. The purchasing party will assume ownership of all BASS’ assets after the completion of the sale. “The investor group, with its enthusiasm for the brand, will continue to serve BASS’ interests with anglers,” said Traug Keller, ESPN senior vice president, production, business divisions. As part of the agreement in principle, BASS’ core television programming assets – the Bassmaster Elite Series and Bassmaster Classic – will remain on ESPN networks. Investor and outdoorsman McKinnis has a long history with ESPN as the host of the network’s second longest-running show, The Fishin’ Hole, which aired from 1980 until 2007. Retired Time Inc., executive and avid angler Logan at one time oversaw Time Inc., America Online, Time Warner Cable and the Time Warner Book Group before his retirement from the media giant in 2002. Georgia native Copeland retired as U.S. and Global CEO of international financial services firm Deloitte in 2003 and currently serves on the board of directors of three Fortune 500 companies. “I am eager to begin working with the anglers, sponsors, and supporters to bring an even more exciting BASS business to its fan base,” said McKinnis. “This group is looking forward to working with the fishing industry’s strongest brand and plans to make BASS even more relevant in the multimedia world,” said Logan. Until a sales transaction is finalized, BASS will continue to operate under ESPN’s ownership. Michigan’s VanDam Scores Sixth Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year Title At this point, the only thing hotter than Kevin VanDam is Alabama in late July. The Kalamazoo, Mich., veteran closed in typical fashion on the Alabama River Saturday, scoring his sixth and third consecutive Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year title. VanDam’s 20-year career has played out like an assault on the BASS record book. Consider: VanDam notched his 19th BASS career victory Saturday at the Evan Williams Bourbon Trophy Triumph – which ties him for the most victories with Roland Martin. Paired with VanDam’s earlier February Classic win – in Alabama of course – VanDam is only the second angler to score both of the most prestigious titles in the sport over the course of the same season. And probably most important – at least to his twin boys, Jackson and Nicholas – VanDam netted $200,000 to push his career earnings to more than $4.5 million, by far the most in BASS’ 40-year plus history. And the popular perception might be that VanDam would lose a touch of motivation and get fat and happy but exactly the opposite is true. “I never get tired of winning,” said VanDam, 42. “This title was the hardest for me to accomplish so it means that much more. I take nothing for granted because I face competition every day that can beat me. It’s easy to stay motivated when that’s the case.” It was an uphill climb for VanDam, who waded through a tough stretch early in the season. In fact, at the mid-point of the season, VanDam looked like a long shot to even qualify for the Postseason. But VanDam has made a career on turning it on when it matters most and after a victory on Kentucky Lake in June, it was only a matter of time before VanDam threatened for the title. “When people count me out, it really motivates me,” said VanDam. “I have a lot of confidence that the next spot or that next cast is going to be the one. Every time I win, it gets better and I just crave that feeling.” Still, heading into the Postseason, VanDam felt he only had a puncher’s chance at another AOY. In his mind, he figured that he needed to win both legs of the Postseason to catch Skeet Reese of Auburn, Calif., who put together possibly the best regular-season run in BASS history. But as it turned out, VanDam only needed to win one leg with Reese’s Postseason struggles. VanDam’s river strategy – which netted him 26 pounds, 0 ounces -- was much like the plan of attack that carried him through the season. He worked a variety of Strike King crankbaits – a Strike King Series 5 in sexy shad and a KVD 2.5 and 1.5 – fast and furiously. While his power approach is trademark VanDam, it was patience – mixed with extreme confidence – that was the key for VanDam. Friday, he went without a bite until 11 a.m. but his confident, and strategy, were unwavering. “On a place like this, its only matter of time before you get a bite so you have to stick with it,” said VanDam. “It was such a magical week. Anything can happen when you get into a format like this and I love it.” A dejected Reese can take solace in the fact that he smashed VanDam in the regular season. That magical run included six top-five finishes and two victories that resulted in a media firestorm. But in the end, it wasn’t enough and though Reese held a commanding lead to kick off the Postseason, he finished in a distant third. It is a tough pill to swallow for the 2007 Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year and he was visibly shaken after ceding his lead to VanDam for the second consecutive season. But while VanDam’s resume is sterling, Reese has cemented his reputation with a fantastic run over the past five years in Bassmaster Elite Series competition. “I’m proud of the season I had,” said Reese, the 2009 Classic champion. “I guess I peaked a little early. I had one of the greatest seasons ever and I know what I’ve accomplished. The only thing you can do when you spill milk is clean it up and move on. I missed some opportunities that will play over in my mind for the next while. Those missed opportunities included failing to boat a five-fish limit on the final day of competition on Lake Jordan, the first leg of the Postseason. Additionally, Reese missed a 3- and 3-plus pounder early Saturday morning, which probably would have been enough to leapfrog VanDam, exhibiting how tight the race was. As it was, Reese finished sixth with 21 pounds, 7 ounces. Edwin Evers of Talala, Okla., was able to capitalize on Reese’s slip-up and finish in second in the event and the AOY race. His two-day total was 24 pounds, 0 ounces. Finishing fourth in the AOY race was Terry Butcher, Evers’ brother-in-law, while Aaron Martens of Leeds, Ala., improved on his last-place standing heading into this week to finish fifth. The full standings with points can be found below. The icing on the cake for VanDam was that he also earned a $60,000 boat package with the Trophy Triumph victory. 2010 TOYOTA TRUCKS CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK- Adjusted standings heading into final day Field and Standings No.: Angler: Points: 1. Kevin VanDam, Kalamazoo, Mich. 275 2. Edwin Evers, Talala, Okla. 265 3. Skeet Reese, Auburn, Calif. 260 4. Terry Butcher, Talala, Okla. 252 5. Aaron Martens, Leeds, Ala. 244 (Tiebreaker is Postseason weigh=51-12) 6. Cliff Pace, Petal, Miss 244 (42-7) 7. Russ Lane, Prattville, Ala. 243 8. Greg Hackney, Gonzales, La. 238 9. Tommy Biffle, Waggoner, Okla. 228 10. Gary Klein, Weatherford, Texas 219 11. Derek Remitz, Grant, Ala. 217 12. John Crews, Salem, Va. 216
2010 Evan Williams Bourbon Trophy Triumph PRO 07/30-07/31 Alabama River, Montgomery Ala. (PRO Division) Standings Day 2
Angler Hometown No./lbs-oz Pts Total $$$
1. Kevin VanDam Kalamazoo, Mich. 10 26-00 0 $260,000.00 Day 1: 5 15-07 Day 2: 5 10-09 2. Edwin Evers Talala, Okla. 10 24-00 0 $75,000.00 Day 1: 5 11-06 Day 2: 5 12-10 3. Terry Butcher Talala, Okla. 10 22-12 0 $35,000.00 Day 1: 5 7-15 Day 2: 5 14-13 4. Tommy Biffle Wagoner, Okla. 10 21-10 0 $18,000.00 Day 1: 5 7-12 Day 2: 5 13-14 5. Cliff Pace Petal, Miss. 10 21-07 0 $22,500.00 Day 1: 5 9-10 Day 2: 5 11-13 6. Skeet Reese Auburn, Calif. 10 21-07 0 $40,000.00 Day 1: 5 12-04 Day 2: 5 9-03 7. Greg Hackney Gonzales, La. 10 21-06 0 $19,000.00 Day 1: 5 11-01 Day 2: 5 10-05 8. Aaron Martens Leeds, Ala. 10 19-12 0 $25,000.00 Day 1: 5 12-02 Day 2: 5 7-10 9. Derek Remitz Grant, Ala. 10 19-09 0 $15,000.00 Day 1: 5 7-12 Day 2: 5 11-13 10. Russ Lane Prattville, Ala. 10 17-05 0 $20,000.00 Day 1: 5 8-01 Day 2: 5 9-04 11. John Crews Salem, Va. 10 12-12 0 $14,000.00 Day 1: 5 6-00 Day 2: 5 6-12 12. Gary Klein Weatherford, Texas 5 5-11 0 $16,000.00 Day 1: 2 2-02 Day 2: 3 3-09 Totals Day #Limits #Fish Weight 1 11 57 111-08 2 11 58 122-03 ---------------------------------- 22 115 233-11 BASS Announces 2011 Bassmaster Elite Series Schedule, Including Three First-Time Venues BASS unveiled the 2011 Bassmaster Elite Series regular-season schedule Wednesday. The most prestigious level of tournament fishing will kick off near BASS headquarters with consecutive events in Florida and will come full circle for the conclusion in Alabama, BASS’ birthplace. In between, the circuit will visit three fisheries – St. Johns River, Toledo Bend and West Point Lake – that will host their first Elite Series event. “It’s exciting to bring the Elite Series to new communities and expose the most prestigious level of tournament bass fishing to new fans and BASS members,” said Tom Ricks, vice president and general manager, BASS. “We appreciate the support of the outstanding communities that are involved with BASS events.” In February, BASS announced the dates for the 2011 Bassmaster Classic: Feb. 18-20, out of New Orleans. The Super Bowl of bass fishing will kick off the BASS season and usher in ESPN2’s coverage of BASS in 2011. As with past years, each Elite Series event will receive one hour of television coverage on ESPN2’s The Bassmasters. Additionally, Bassmaster.com will continue to define tournament coverage with their devotion to new technologies such as BassCam, BassCast and BassTrakk, as well as expansive traditional coverage with photo galleries and analysis. ESPN3.com will serve as the home for live, streaming coverage of Bassmaster Elite Series weigh-ins. The 2011 season gets rolling on two Sunshine State fisheries, with the Elite season opener set for the Harris Chain of Lakes. The Sunshine Showdown will be held March 10-13 in Tavares, Fla., and will mark the Elite Series’ second visit to the Harris Chain. The waterway, which has featured some compelling storylines during Elite competition, includes six lakes and three tributaries and has rich shoreline vegetation. In March 2008, the last Elite event held there, Mike McClelland toted 59 pounds, 2 ounces, to the scales to best Brian Snowden in a come-from-behind thriller. Next, anglers will head north to Palatka, Fla., for the March 17-20 Citrus Slam on the St. Johns River. The St. Johns has been a popular BASS tournament fishery in the past – it has hosted 16 events -- but has yet to host an Elite event. The last event, a 2008 Bassmaster Southern Open, was won by Elite Series pro Peter Thliveros of St. Augustine, Fla., with a three-day total of 55 pounds, 3 ounces. Thliveros also scored a victory on the Harris Chain in 2005. Florida’s longest river holds big largemouth bass and a variety of saltwater species, which tend to group with the bass. In addition to Thliveros, fellow Elite pro Terry Scroggins of nearby San Mateo will be a tournament favorite. From Florida, the Elites will take a three-week break before heating up again at Pickwick Lake out of Florence, Ala. The April 6-9 Alabama Charge will be Pickwick’s second consecutive Elite event. During the 2010 Elite Series regular season, Kevin Short of Mayflower, Ark., worked Pickwick for 75 pounds, 1 ounce, to score his second career Elite victory. Pickwick showed what it’s capable of on the final day of competition as Short smashed a 23-pound, 5-ounce, limit despite a weather-shortened day. During that tournament, Pickwick became the first fishery in Elite competition to surrender a limit to anglers during all competition days. From Pickwick, Elite anglers will travel southwest to Toledo Bend, another fishery that BASS helped put on the map. The Battle on the Bayou, set for April 14-17 from Many, La.,, will tally the 13th time BASS has visited the Bend. The last event, a 2009 Central Open, produced a rare tie after the conclusion of the three-day event. In the ensuing fish-off on the following day, Elite pro James Niggemeyer of Van, Texas, claimed victory, which helped him to qualify for the 2010 Bassmaster Classic. Next, anglers will trek to the Peach State on May 5-8 and compete on West Point Lake out of LaGrange, Ga. West Point has never hosted an Elite event, despite having served previously as tournament waters for one Bassmaster Open and four Invitationals. The Open was the last pro-level BASS event there, in 2005, and Elite pro Mark Menendez took top honors with a three-day total of 36 pounds, 14 ounces. Surrounded by deep forests and rolling fields, West Point Lake extends 35 miles along the Chattahoochee River on the Alabama-Georgia state line. The lake's 525 miles of shoreline provide excellent opportunities for good-sized largemouth. After West Point, anglers will head May 12-15 to Columbia, S.C., and Lake Murray, which served as the fishery for a 2008 Elite Series event. Fred Roumbanis of Bixby, Okla., won that tournament with a four-day weight of 66 pounds, 13 ounces. Impounded in the 1930s, Lake Murray is a top fishing destination in the Southeastern U.S. and has been the site of eight previous BASS events. The Palmetto State fishery provides opportunities for a topwater slugfest, and anglers often compare it to Georgia/South Carolina’s Clarks Hill Lake, a frequent stop on the Elites. From South Carolina, anglers head to the Arkansas River and Little Rock, Ark., on June 9-12 for the Diamond Drive. The Bassmaster Legends, a 2006 Elite-level event also out of Little Rock, produced a winning weight of 34 pounds, 9 ounces, for Arkansan and Elite Series pro Scott Rook. To wrap up the 2011 Elite Series season on June 16-19, anglers will head to the second Tennessee Valley Authority fishery on the schedule in Wheeler Lake. The Dixie Duel, held out of Decatur, Ala., will serve as tournament waters for the finale, which will determine qualifiers for the Bassmaster Elite Series Postseason and Bassmaster Classic. Wheeler has hosted eight BASS events, with the previous Elite Series event occurring in April 2009. While anglers will hit the fishery at a different time of year in 2011, Wheeler should provide for a tight battle. Tommy Biffle of Waggoner, Okla., won the 2009 event with a weather-shortened three-day total of 50-13. After the completion of the 2011 regular season, the top 12 in the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year standings will qualify for the third annual Bassmaster Elite Series Postseason. The location for the 2011 postseason will be announced at a later date. Thus far for the 2010 season, the Bassmaster Classic and the Bassmaster Elite Series have generated 17 percent more visits from users and 16 percent more average time spent on Bassmaster.com. The streaming video of the weigh-ins on ESPN3.com have produced an increase of 252 percent in terms of unique users. The entire pro roster for the 2011 Bassmaster Elite Series will be released in early 2011, when all qualifications are realized. On the heels of another successful season of the Bassmaster Elite Series Marshal program, BASS will open registration for 2011 Marshals in January. BASS Federation Nation, Life and Insider members will all be eligible for priority registration for the eight regular-season events beginning at 9 a.m. ET Jan. 4 . On Jan. 11, all BASS members can register at 9 a.m. ET. Interested parties can call 1-877-BASS-USA to register. Reese Looking for Redemption at Bassmaster Elite Series Postseason; Leads List of Qualifiers After narrowly missing out on his second Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year in 2009, Skeet Reese of Auburn, Calif., is leaving little to chance in 2010 with a dominating regular-season Bassmaster Elite Series run, which has set him up nicely heading into the Bassmaster Elite Series Postseason, set for July 24-31 in the Montgomery, Ala., River Region. To calculate the Postseason scores, BASS takes the regular-season Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year points total and moves the decimal point to the left. Each angler then receives a two-point bonus for each Elite Series regular-season win. Reese, who scored six top-five finishes in the eight Elite events, ended up with a spectacular 216 points, which is miles ahead of the 204 point total he had heading into last season. “I’ve had my eye on the Angler of the Year the entire year,” said Reese, who won the AOY in 2007. “That is and always will be my ultimate goal. I feel extremely confident on any body of water right now so I just can’t wait to get started.” The Postseason is structured so that the top 12 anglers in the field all have a shot at bringing home the most coveted award in bass fishing, the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year, and the accompanying $200,000 top prize. Of those chasing Reese, his closest competitor, Edwin Evers of Talala, Okla., would appear to pose the biggest threat. Evers had a solid regular-season and amassed 201 points heading into the Postseason. But Reese’s – and every other Elite angler’s – worst nightmare, Kevin VanDam finished ultra-strong in the regular season. After looking unlikely to qualify for the Postseason, VanDam, who has won the previous two AOY titles, scored a victory at the seventh Elite event of the season on Kentucky Lake and posted a strong sixth-place finish at this week’s Sooner Run. VanDam’s strong closing performance lifted him into a tie for fourth in the Postseason standings with 185 points. “No matter what sport it is, you always want to be performing your best when you head into the Postseason,” said VanDam, a five-time Angler of the Year. “And I feel like I am fishing to the best of my abilities right now. I’m excited to get into that Postseason. To be able to have a chance at the Angler of the Year, no matter what seed you are, you need to be in the Postseason. It’s such an exciting format.” Reese and VanDam are both repeat qualifiers for the Postseason as is third-place competitor, Cliff Pace of Petal, Ala. Pace quietly put together a stellar season, cashing a check in seven of eight Elite events. Two Postseason newcomers, Derek Remitz of Grant, Ala., (tied for fourth with VanDam) and Terry Butcher of Talala, Okla., (sixth) round out the top half of the field. The full list of qualifiers is below, including the reset points each angler will hold heading into the Postseason. On the strength of his Sooner Run victory, Tommy Biffle of Wagoner, Okla., moved up to seventh in the standings with 182 points. Biffle is one of three Okie anglers in the field. Alabama also will send three to the event. The Postseason will feature two two-day competitions, each scored on a 50-point sliding scale. First place will receive 50 points in each event while 12th will receive 10. The Postseason, Toyota Trucks Championship Week, is set for July 24-31 and will be played out once again on two productive Alabama fisheries. The first leg, the July 24-25 Ramada Trophy Chase, returns to Lake Jordan out of Wetumpka. The finale, the Evan Williams Bourbon Trophy Triumph, is slated for July 30-31 on the Alabama River from Montgomery. 2010 Bassmaster Elite Series Toyota Trucks Championship Week Standings Name, Hometown Postseason Points 1. Skeet Reese, Auburn, Calif. 216 2. Edwin Evers, Talala, Okla. 201 3. Cliff Pace, Petal, Miss. 187 4. Derek Remitz, Grant, Ala. 185 4. Kevin VanDam, Kalamazoo, Mich. 185 6. Terry Butcher, Talala, Okla. 184 7. Tommy Biffle, Wagoner, Okla. 182 8. John Crews, Salem, Va. 181 9. Gary Klein, Weatherford, Texas 177 9. Greg Hackney, Gonzales, La. 177 9. Aaron Martens, Leeds, Ala. 177 9. Russ Lane, Prattville, Ala. 177
2011 Bassmaster Classic Qualifying Berths From Elite Series Determined After an eight-event regular season stretching from California to Georgia, a bevy of Bassmaster Elite Series anglers were able to cash in on the fruits of their labor Sunday in the form of Bassmaster Classic berths. The final Elite event of the regular season, the AutoZone Sooner Run on Fort Gibson Lake, is in the books and with that, 37 anglers grabbed a coveted qualifying spot into the 2011 Bassmaster Classic. While BASS qualifies 36 anglers for the Classic based on their ranking in the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year race, because 2010 Classic champion Kevin VanDam of Kalamazoo, Mich., automatically qualifies and was sixth in the AOY points, the 37th angler, Paul Elias of Laurel, Miss., also gets in. The 2011 Bassmaster Classic is set for Feb. 18-20 on the Louisiana Delta out of New Orleans. While Elias finished strong – he scored a 16th place finish at the Sooner Run – a trio of BASS veterans were able to land their Classic berths despite missing the top 47 cut at the Oklahoma Elite event. Still, Kevin Wirth of Crestwood, Ky., (34th); Kelly Jordon of Mineola, Texas (35th) and Terry Scroggins (36th) of San Mateo, Florida, did just enough during the course of the season to sneak in. Each angler holds a Classic qualifying streak of at least five consecutive. “I felt sick because I thought I cost myself a Classic berth here,” said Wirth, who will fish in his 10th consecutive Classic in 2011. “That’s what we fish for. To get into that Classic and have a shot at the top prize. Plus, the exposure opportunities are incredible.” Joining the 37 Elite qualifiers in the 50-angler Classic field will be six BASS Federation Nation anglers who will qualify via the Federation Nation National Championship (Oct. 27-29; Red River; Shreveport, La.); two each from the Bassmaster Southern, Central and Northern Opens; and the winner of the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Weekend Series Operated by American Bass Anglers Championship. The field will be vying for a $500,000 top prize. In the case of anglers who qualify through two avenues, BASS will work down through the Elite Series’ AOY standings. That means all is not lost for the 38th placed competitor. In fact, in 2009, BASS worked down to the 39th spot in the AOY rankings due to anglers who double qualified via both the Opens and Elite Series. Jared Lintner of Arroyo Grande, Calif., would be the first angler to qualify in the case of a double qualifier. The final list of the AOY regular-season standings can be found below. Bassmaster Elite Series Official Sponsors: Toyota, Berkley, Evan Williams Bourbon, Humminbird, Mercury, Minn Kota, Skeeter and Yamaha Bassmaster Elite Series Supporting Sponsors: Lowrance, Triton Boats, Nitro Boats, Bass Pro Shops and Ramada. 2010 TOYOTA TUNDRA BASSMASTER ANGLER OF THE YEAR STANDINGS- REGULAR SEASON FINAL 2010 Muskogee, OK - Muskogee, OK Pro Points After Arkansas River, Muskogee, Okla. Ending 06-20-2010, Day 4 ------------------------------------------- Place Name St Pts ------------------------------------------- 1 Skeet Reese Calif. 2116 2 Edwin Evers Okla. 2010 3 Cliff Pace Miss. 1868 4 Derek Remitz Ala. 1854 5 Terry Butcher Okla. 1841 6 Kevin VanDam Mich. 1825 7 Tommy Biffle Okla. 1801 8 John Crews Va. 1792 9 Gary Klein Texas 1771 10 Greg Hackney La. 1767 11 Russ Lane Ala. 1766 11 Aaron Martens Ala. 1766 13 Brian Snowden Mo. 1732 14 Mark Davis Ark. 1726 15 Mike McClelland Ark. 1723 16 Todd Faircloth Texas 1712 17 Scott Rook Ark. 1705 18 Morizo Shimizu Japan 1690 19 Matt Herren Ala. 1686 20 Bill Lowen Ohio 1669 21 Stephen Browning Ark. 1663 22 Michael Iaconelli N.J. 1644 23 Dave Wolak N.C. 1643 24 Shaw Grigsby Fla. 1622 25 Boyd Duckett Ala. 1618 26 Bobby Lane Fla. 1608 26 Jeff Kriet Okla. 1608 28 Gerald Swindle Ala. 1601 29 Jason Williamson S.C. 1597 30 Greg Vinson Ala. 1578 31 Steve Kennedy Ala. 1573 32 Dean Rojas Ariz. 1572 33 Brent Chapman Kan. 1547 34 Kevin Wirth Ky. 1546 35 Kelly Jordon Texas 1531 36 Terry Scroggins Fla. 1530 37 Paul Elias Miss. 1525 38 Jared Lintner Calif. 1513 39 Mark Tucker Mo. 1502 40 Bradley Roy Ky. 1475 40 Davy Hite S.C. 1475 40 Rick Morris Va. 1475 43 Marty Robinson S.C. 1471 44 Pat Golden N.C. 1453 45 Clark Reehm Ark. 1450 46 Casey Ashley S.C. 1439 47 Dustin Wilks N.C. 1433 48 Denny Brauer Mo. 1427 49 James Niggemeyer Texas 1425 50 Mark Menendez Ky. 1423 51 Timmy Horton Ala. 1422 52 Cliff Crochet La. 1414 53 Jason Quinn S.C. 1412 54 Takahiro Omori Texas 1406 55 Matt Reed Texas 1405 56 Alton Jones Texas 1397 57 Randy Howell Ala. 1382 58 Kenyon Hill Okla. 1378 59 Billy McCaghren Ark. 1374 60 Ish Monroe Calif. 1368 61 Marty Stone N.C. 1364 62 Pete Ponds Miss. 1360 63 Kevin Short Ark. 1354 64 Kotaro Kiriyama Ala. 1352 65 Bradley Hallman Okla. 1350 65 Peter Thliveros Fla. 1350 67 Guy Eaker N.C. 1339 68 J Todd Tucker Ga. 1334 69 Zell Rowland Texas 1327 70 Rick Clunn Mo. 1317 71 Chris Lane Ala. 1288 72 Jami Fralick S.D. 1286 73 Keith Poche Ala. 1276 74 Mark Tyler Okla. 1274 75 Grant Goldbeck Md. 1266 76 Chad Griffin Texas 1260 77 Byron Velvick Texas 1247 78 Jeff Connella La. 1246 79 Bernie Schultz Fla. 1228 80 Britt Myers S.C. 1226 81 Matt Greenblatt Fla. 1225 82 Fred Roumbanis Okla. 1213 83 Charlie Hartley Ohio 1210 84 John Murray Ariz. 1186 85 Wade Grooms S.C. 1156 86 Yusuke Miyazaki Texas 1144 87 Vince Fulks Okla. 1132 88 Dennis Tietje La. 1096 89 Byron Haseotes Mass. 1010 90 Jeremy Starks W.Va. 990 91 David Smith Okla. 988 92 Mark Burgess Mass. 970 93 Scott Ashmore Okla. 906
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