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Mark LeGree heading into Sr season: 2009: For the second-straight season, LeGree led the SoCon in interceptions en route to all-America recognition. His seven INTs tied for fourth nationally while he also ranked fifth on the team with 70 tackles and second with 13 passes defended and a forced fumble...2008: Led the nation with 10 interceptions ... became only the 23rd player in NCAA Division I FCS history to intercept as many as 10 passes in a season ... broke ASU’s 45-year-old single-season interception record by two — Larry Harbin’s eight interceptions had stood as the school’s single-season standard since 1963 ... tied the Southern Conference’s single-season interceptions record that hadn’t been matched since East Carolina’s Jim Bolding did it in 1975 ... seven of the 10 interceptions came in conference games and eight of the 10 came against nationally ranked competiton ...In addition to the record-setting interceptions, he ranked second in the SoCon and 10th nationally with 17 passes defended (10 INTs, seven pass break-ups) ... also finished fifth on the team with 58 tackles, including three for loss, a sack and a forced fumble ...2007: Appeared in 14 games, making 20 tackles, primarily on special teams ... learned the safety position as the top backup to three-time All-American Corey Lynch.
Armanti Edwards heading into Sr season: 2008: 13 GP; 13 GS; Rush: 193-941-4.9-11; Pass: 306-196-64.1-2902-30-9; All-American, Offensive Player of the Year, first team All-SoCon. 2007: 11 GP; 11 GS; Rush: 237-1588-6.7-21; Pass: 222-148-66.7-1948-17-7; Despite missing four-and-a-half games due to injury, hauled in a plethora of postseason honors, including first-team all-America (College Sporting News), second-team all-America (The Sports Network), National Star of the Year (Sports Media Entertainment Network) and second-team all-Southern Conference (coaches) … 1,588 rushing yards were the third most by a quarterback in FCS history … made national headlines by accounting for 289 yards (227 passing, 62 rushing) and four touchdowns (three passing, one rushing) in ASU’s 34-32 season-opening victory at Michigan …earned National Player of the Week recognition from SME Network and SoCon Player of the Week accolades for his efforts versus Michigan … the performance in the Big House became even more legendary when it was discovered that he had aggravated a left (throwing) shoulder injury suffered during a preseason scrimmage during the victory and would miss the next two contests versus Lenoir-Rhyne and Northern Arizona due to the injury ... thanks to a last-minute decision by the ASU coaching staff, returned to the starting lineup versus Wofford and totaled 140 yards in just over one half of action before aggravating the shoulder injury on the second play of the second half ... sat out of wins over Elon and Gardner-Webb before returning to the lineup for good versus Georgia Southern ... turned in one of the top individual performances in college football history with 313 rushing yards, 182 passing yards, good for 495 yards of total offense and seven total touchdowns (four rushing, three passing) to earn ASU’s third-consecutive national championship game berth with a 55-35 win over Richmond in national semifinals ... performance ranks second in NCAA Division I FCS/I-AA postseason history for both rushing (333 - Georgia Southern’s Adrian Peterson vs. UMass, 1999) and total offense (539 - Stephen F. Austin’s Todd Hammel vs. Grambling, 1989) ... followed up the record-breaking performance vs. Richmond by throwing for 198 yards and three touchdowns and rushing for 89 yards in national title game triumph over Delaware. 2006: 15 GP; 15 GS; Rush: 188-1153-6.1-15; Pass: 214-167-78-2251-15-10; Freshman phenom brought home National Freshman of the Year and all-America (College Sporting News) recognition as well as SoCon Freshman of the Year and first-team all-conference plaudits ... the southpaw played in all 15 games, starting the final 13 ... just the fifth player in NCAA Division I history (and only the second freshman) to pass for 2,000 yards and rush for 1,000 in the same season.
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Mark LeGree heading into Sr season: 2009: For the second-straight season, LeGree led the SoCon in interceptions en route to all-America recognition. His seven INTs tied for fourth nationally while he also ranked fifth on the team with 70 tackles and second with 13 passes defended and a forced fumble...2008: Led the nation with 10 interceptions ... became only the 23rd player in NCAA Division I FCS history to intercept as many as 10 passes in a season ... broke ASU’s 45-year-old single-season interception record by two — Larry Harbin’s eight interceptions had stood as the school’s single-season standard since 1963 ... tied the Southern Conference’s single-season interceptions record that hadn’t been matched since East Carolina’s Jim Bolding did it in 1975 ... seven of the 10 interceptions came in conference games and eight of the 10 came against nationally ranked competiton ...In addition to the record-setting interceptions, he ranked second in the SoCon and 10th nationally with 17 passes defended (10 INTs, seven pass break-ups) ... also finished fifth on the team with 58 tackles, including three for loss, a sack and a forced fumble ...2007: Appeared in 14 games, making 20 tackles, primarily on special teams ... learned the safety position as the top backup to three-time All-American Corey Lynch. 
Armanti Edwards heading into Sr season: 2008: 13 GP; 13 GS; Rush: 193-941-4.9-11; Pass: 306-196-64.1-2902-30-9; All-American, Offensive Player of the Year, first team All-SoCon. 2007: 11 GP; 11 GS; Rush: 237-1588-6.7-21; Pass: 222-148-66.7-1948-17-7; Despite missing four-and-a-half games due to injury, hauled in a plethora of postseason honors, including first-team all-America (College Sporting News), second-team all-America (The Sports Network), National Star of the Year (Sports Media Entertainment Network) and second-team all-Southern Conference (coaches) … 1,588 rushing yards were the third most by a quarterback in FCS history … made national headlines by accounting for 289 yards (227 passing, 62 rushing) and four touchdowns (three passing, one rushing) in ASU’s 34-32 season-opening victory at Michigan …earned National Player of the Week recognition from SME Network and SoCon Player of the Week accolades for his efforts versus Michigan … the performance in the Big House became even more legendary when it was discovered that he had aggravated a left (throwing) shoulder injury suffered during a preseason scrimmage during the victory and would miss the next two contests versus Lenoir-Rhyne and Northern Arizona due to the injury ... thanks to a last-minute decision by the ASU coaching staff, returned to the starting lineup versus Wofford and totaled 140 yards in just over one half of action before aggravating the shoulder injury on the second play of the second half ... sat out of wins over Elon and Gardner-Webb before returning to the lineup for good versus Georgia Southern ... turned in one of the top individual performances in college football history with 313 rushing yards, 182 passing yards, good for 495 yards of total offense and seven total touchdowns (four rushing, three passing) to earn ASU’s third-consecutive national championship game berth with a 55-35 win over Richmond in national semifinals ... performance ranks second in NCAA Division I FCS/I-AA postseason history for both rushing (333 - Georgia Southern’s Adrian Peterson vs. UMass, 1999) and total offense (539 - Stephen F. Austin’s Todd Hammel vs. Grambling, 1989) ... followed up the record-breaking performance vs. Richmond by throwing for 198 yards and three touchdowns and rushing for 89 yards in national title game triumph over Delaware. 2006: 15 GP; 15 GS; Rush: 188-1153-6.1-15; Pass: 214-167-78-2251-15-10; Freshman phenom brought home National Freshman of the Year and all-America (College Sporting News) recognition as well as SoCon Freshman of the Year and first-team all-conference plaudits ... the southpaw played in all 15 games, starting the final 13 ... just the fifth player in NCAA Division I history (and only the second freshman) to pass for 2,000 yards and rush for 1,000 in the same season. 
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