Chattanooga Football Game Notes
The Citadel Bulldogs (3-3, 1-3 SoCon) at Chattanooga Mocs (1-6, 1-3 SoCon)
Finley Stadium (20,668) – Chattanooga, Tenn.
Saturday, Oct. 21, 2017 – 2:00 p.m. (E.D.T.)
Radio:  Mocs Sports Network (Real 96.1 FM – Flagship) - Jim Reynolds (pxp), Todd Agne (color), Will Poindexter (sideline)
TV: ESPN3 – Chris Goforth (pxp), B.J. Coleman (analyst)
Online: Live audio, ESPN3 & live stats links on GoMocs.com
 
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team hosts The Citadel in Southern Conference action this weekend.  The Mocs welcome the Bulldogs for Military Appreciation Day on Saturday, Oct. 21, at 2:00 p.m. (E.D.T.). 
 
Both teams entered the 2017 campaign with high hopes and a national ranking, and both are now trying to stop three-game losing skids.  The Mocs started the year at No. 13 in the country, but are trying to right a 1-6 overall record and 1-3 mark in SoCon action. 
 
The Bulldogs came into the season ranked No. 12 in the FCS Coaches Poll and ran out to a 3-0 start.  Since then, they have dropped three-straight and are 1-3 in league action. 
 
Chattanooga has been hit hard by injuries this season, having lost its top two quarterbacks for an extended period of time.  True freshman Cole Copeland has started the last two games, setting freshman records with 317 passing yards and 30 completions on 42 attempts against Furman.  He is 52-81 (64.2%) for 523 yards, two touchdowns and five interceptions in two games. 
 
Chattanooga's defense is currently third in the SoCon in passing yards allowed (183.7).  However, the Mocs are fifth in rushing defense (163.4) and fourth in the league in total defense (347.1).  On offense, the Mocs are eighth in the SoCon in scoring (18.1 ppg) and total yards (261.3).   
 
Turnovers have been a killer this season with Chattanooga sitting at -10 in that margin.  The Mocs have not caused a turnover in the last three games, while committing eight.
 
The Citadel currently leads the league in rushing and is No. 5 in the FCS, posting 293.5 yards per game with a triple-option attack.  Offensively, the Bulldogs are fourth in the SoCon at 402.2 ypg.  Defensively, they are tied for second in points allowed (20.8) and second in the SoCon in yards allowed (298.7).  The Bulldogs are coming off a 20-16 loss to No. 5 Wofford last weekend.      
 
MOCS SPORTS NETWORK
The Mocs Sports Network broadcasts the game on the radio on Real 96.1 FM in Chattanooga.  Jim Reynolds has the play-by-play with Todd Agne giving the color commentary and Will Poindexter on the sideline.  A link for a free audio broadcast is available on the football schedule page on GoMocs.com.  Fans can also listen to the game on the iHeart Radio app by searching for Real 96.1 FM on their mobile device.
 
MILITARY APPRECIATION DAY
Saturday is the annual Military Appreciation Day Finley Stadium, which is fittingly sponsored by the UTC College of Business Veterans Entrepreneurship Program.  All active Military personnel and Veterans, along with their immediate families, receive free general admission to the game.  Groups or individuals can contact the UTC Ticket Office this week at (423) 425-5740 to secure a block of tickets in advance.  Individuals with some form of Military ID can pick up free tickets at the Military Appreciation Day table next to the First Tennessee Pavilion ticket booth.
 

 
MOCS & CITY OF CHATTANOOGA HOST VETERANS SUPPLIES & ACTION DAY
The City of Chattanooga is calling on the community to donate household supplies this weekend and help veterans have a place to call home. The Mocs are partnering with the City of Chattanooga to help collect essential items prior to the Military Appreciation Day Game.  Drop off is Saturday outside Finley Stadium at 20th and Chestnut Streets from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
 
Household Supplies Needed include Rugs, Kitchen Appliances, Toiletries, Towels, Dishes, Pots and Pans, Glasses, Curtains, Cooking Utensils, Shower Curtains, Silverware and Cleaning Supplies.  For more information, visit chattanooga.gov/veterans.
 
TICKETS
Tickets are available now at the UTC Ticket Office by calling (423) 266-MOCS (6627) or online on GoMocs.com. In addition to the regular business hours of the UTC Ticket Office (10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) at McKenzie Arena, the First Tennessee Pavilion ticket window at Finley Stadium opens on Saturday, Oct. 21, at 10:00 a.m. All other ticket windows open at 11:00 a.m. on gameday.
 
MOCS ON ESPN3
Nine of the 11 games on the Mocs slate are on the ESPN family of networks, including The Citadel game on ESPN3.  Chris Goforth (pxp) and former Moc B.J. Coleman (analyst) have the call from Finley Stadium.  UTC kicked off against Jacksonville State on ESPN, while the LSU game was on the SEC Network.  Two of the Mocs' final three games can be found on ESPN3. 
 
FREE DOWNTOWN SHUTTLE
The FREE CARTA Electric Shuttle runs from downtown to the corner of Main & Chestnut streets on gameday.
 
STUDENT SHUTTLE FROM CAMPUS
The Mocs-branded CARTA busses run from Noon until 12:30 a.m., on game days.  Students can catch the bus at any of the regular CARTA stops on campus.  Drop off at Finley is the corner of Main and Chestnut Streets.  Students ride for free with a valid Mocs Card.
 
QUICK NOTES TO KNOW ABOUT THE MOCS
General
• Tom Arth is in his first season with the Mocs ... he came to UTC from John Carroll University where he was the NCAA Division III National Coach of the Year ... 40-8 record the previous four years at JCU.
• School-record streak of 51 consecutive weeks ranked was snapped after the UT Martin game ... prior to that, the last time UTC was out of the top 25 was Oct. 28, 2013 ... it was the sixth-longest active streak in the nation.   
• 57-55 all-time at Finley Stadium ... 38-42 in SoCon home games.
• 31-11 in league play since the start of the 2012 season ... 26-8 since 2013.
 
Offense
• Eighth in the league in total offense (261.3) ... ninth in rushing (56.9) and fifth in passing (204.4). 
• Eighth in the SoCon in scoring offense (18.1 ppg).
• Seventh in the SoCon on third down (32/98 - 32.7%). 
• The Mocs have given up a league-high 24 sacks.
• Senior RB Darrell Bridges had a strong showing at LSU with 88 rushing yards and a TD on 15 carries. 
• Senior WR Alphonso Stewart posted a career-high 138 rec. yds and a TD on 7 rec. against Furman.
• Mocs have to replace six starters on offense, including All-American RB Derrick Craine, All-American OG Corey Levin and All-American center Jacob Revis.  Others not returning include WRs C.J. Board and Xavier Borishade and OT Hunter Townson. 
• Two offensive linemen return with SoCon postseason honors.  Senior Josh Cardiello started all 13 games and made the All-SoCon second team.  Sophomore-to-be Malcolm White returns to the offensive line after making the SoCon All-Freshman team.
 
Defense
• Senior Lucas Webb has three career pick-6s ... school record and tied for the SoCon record ... 12 career INTs is tied for third all-time at UTC ... twice been tagged as a preseason All-American.
• Junior LB Tavon Lawson is ninth in the SoCon with 8.3 tackles per game. 
• Fourth in the league in total defense (347.1) ... seventh in scoring defense (30.9) ... eighth in pass efficiency defense (165.9). 
• Third in the SoCon in passing yards allowed (183.7).
• Senior LB Dale Warren led the SoCon with 19.0 TFLs in 2016.
• Warren and Webb lead five returning starters on the defensive side.  Senior Taylor Reynolds is the lone returning starter on the defensive line.  Junior Isaiah Mack is also back on the interior.  He posted 7.5 sacks in 2016.  Senior Trevor Wright and junior C.J. Fritz give the Mocs a total of three returning starters in the secondary.
• Mocs have to replace six starters on defense, including All-American DL Keionta Davis, All-American LB Nakevion Leslie and first team All-SoCon DL Vantrel McMillan.  Others not returning include DBs Montrell Pardue and Cedric Nettles and DL Justin King.
 
Special Teams
• Sophomore Colin Brewer returns as the punter, earning SoCon All-Freshman honors in 2016.  He is currently eighth in the league at 39.9 yards per kick.
• Freshman K Victor Ulmo is five for six on FG this season, including a career-long 44-yarder at Mercer.
• Ulmo is replacing K Henrique Ribeiro, the school's career scoring leader at UTC with 307 points ... 76.2% (48/63) career FG% is second all-time at UTC ... eight-time SoCon Special Teams Player of the Week is tied with Appalachian State's Sam Martin (2009-12) for the SoCon mark.
• True freshman Brandon Dowdell took over the punt return duties at VMI and posted 42 yards on two tries ... averaging 10.1 yards on seven attempts.   
• Seventh in the league in kickoff coverage (40.2).
• Seventh in the SoCon in net punting (35.9).
 
MORE ON THE QB SITUATION
Senior QB Alejandro Bennifield started against Western Carolina after sitting out the first four games due to an NCAA Academic Suspension.  The preseason All-SoCon pick was knocked out of the game in the first quarter and did not return.  He did not play against Furman and his status for the Mercer game is still unknown. 
 
Sophomore Nick Tiano, who played the first four games of the season, stepped back in, but was injured early in the fourth quarter against Western Carolina.  He did not play against Furman or Mercer and his status for The Citadel game is also unknown.  Freshman Dominic Caldwell came in for the final three drives against Western Carolina, tossing a TD pass to Darrell Bridges for UTC's only score of the game.  The transfer from Florida International was 1-2 with the six-yard score. 
 
During Bennifield's suspension, freshman Cole Copeland was listed as the No. 2 QB on the depth chart, but he was also attempting to redshirt.  The former two-star prep prospect from Bradley Central High School in Cleveland, Tenn., started against Furman and set UTC freshman records with 317 yards on 30/42 passing with two touchdowns and four interceptions.  He followed that with 206 yards and a pick on 22/39 passing at Mercer.   

MORE ON COLE COPELAND'S DEBUT
Copeland was the first freshman to start a game at QB for the Mocs since Jacob Huesman vs. Elon (W, 24-17) on Nov. 17, 2012.  He was also the first true freshman to play at QB for the Mocs since Antonio Miller in 2004 and the first true freshmen to start at QB for the Mocs since Brian Hampton in a 21-23 loss to Furman on Nov. 18, 1995, on Chamberlain Field.  Hampton won his first start that season, 29-24 over The Citadel on Nov. 4, 1995.  Copeland's first pass was a seven-yard completion to Alphonso Stewart and he went on to complete his first eight.  His 317 passing yards were the most by a Moc since Jacob Huesman had 335 at No. 1 New Hampshire on Dec. 12, 2014.
 
WARREN BACK IN THE LINEUP
Senior LB Dale Warren returnd to the lineup for the first time, recording seven tackles at Mercer.  He sat out the first six games of the season due to an NCAA suspension.  The preseason All-American led the SoCon with 19.0 TFLs last season. 
 
WEBB SCORING ON DEFENSE
Senior DB Lucas Webb scored on a 28-yard fumble return at VMI.  It was the fourth defensive score of his career, which is now second in SoCon history.  Furman's Ryan Steed has the record with three pick-sixes and two fumble returns for a TD from 2008-11.  Webb and Steed and both tied with four others with the most pick-sixes in SoCon history. 
 
NOTES ON LAST WEEK'S LOSS AT MERCER
• The Mocs dropped a 30-10 Southern Conference game at Mercer … UTC falls to 1-6 overall and 1-3 in SoCon action.  Mercer improved to 4-3 and 3-2 in league play.
• Mocs are 18-8-1 all-time against Mercer, but just 2-2 since the Bears joined the SoCon in 2014 … UTC has lost both of its two games at Five Star Stadium.
• The Mocs had one turnover, an interception in the second half … UTC is -10 in turnovers for the season … -8 last three games … third game in a row UTC has not forced a turnover.
• Defense allowed 82 yards rushing, 2.4 yards per carry. That performance came after a combined 512 yards (256 per game) over the last two.
• Defense matched its season-high with seven tackles for loss but with zero sacks. Also turned in seven against Western Carolina (4 sacks) and UT Martin (1).
• The running attack showed signs of life gaining 82 yards on 22 carries. Three sacks dropped the net to just 44.  Third time this season the Mocs have posted less than 50 rushing yards.
• 11 penalties for 97 yards are both season-highs … most penalty yards in a game since getting 100 against Liberty on Nov. 13, 2004.
• Mocs allowed 232 passing yards, tying for the most given up this season (LSU).
• The Mocs were without six potential starters for the game in QBs Alejandro Bennifield and Nick Tiano, RB Richardre Bagley, LBs Tae Davis and Tavon Lawson and DB Markell Boston.  Each were out with different injuries.
• Darrell Bridges – 58 yards on 19 carries and TD ... 19 carries are the most by a Moc this season ... more rushing yards today (58) than his previous four combined (43) ... five catches for 40 yards … tied a career-high for receptions and set one for receiving yards.
• Cole Copeland – 22-39 for 206 yards and one INT ... second career start for the true freshman.
• Khayyan Edwards – Career-high six tackles.
• Bailey Lenoir – Career-high and team-high six catches for 56 yards ... 21-yard catch in third quarter.
• Derek Mahaffey – Career-high and game-high nine tackles ... included 2.0 TFLs and one hurry.
• Alex Trotter – Career-long 12-yard run on his first carry of the game (3rd quarter) ... only carry of the game.
• Victor Ulmo – Career-long 44-yard FG in the second quarter … previous best was from 31 ... 5-6 on the season.
• Dale Warren – Seven tackles in his first game of the season.
 
SCOUTING THE CITADEL
• Head coach Brent Thompson is in his season season leading The Citadel program.  He is 13-5 overall and won last year's meeting with the Mocs.
• Wofford's Andre Stoddard scored on a 3-yard run with 1:10 remaining to lift the No. 5 Terriers past No. 22 The Citadel, 20-16, last weekend at Johnson Hagood Stadium.
• The Citadel fell to 3-3 and 1-3 in conference play with that loss. 
• The Citadel led 14-7 at the half, but a key turnover in the third quarter and only 67 yards of total offense in the second half kept the Bulldogs from handing Wofford its first loss of the season.
• The Bulldogs held Wofford to only 99 yards rushing on 41 carries, their fewest yards in a game since 2005. 
• Citadel QB Jordan Black engineered an impressive drive as the Bulldogs took the lead and controlled the clock into the break. A 2-yard TD run capped a 16-play drive that took over eight minutes off the clock going into the locker room. Josh LeBlanc's 22-yard reception set up Johnson's short TD run.
• On the ensuing possession, Citadel quarterback Jordan Black broke loose on the option and was headed for the go-ahead score, but Wofford's Mason Alstat punched the ball loose just shy of the goal line and Datavious Wilson pounced on it as the Bulldogs came up empty inside the Wofford 5.
• The Bulldogs have allowed just 41 points in the second half this season.
• The Citadel was ranked for a school-record 26 consecutive weeks before losing to Wofford.
• 45.7% on third down ... No. 3 in the SoCon and No. 13 in the FCS.
• 4.5 penalities per game ... No. 4 in the SoCon and No. 12 in the FCS.
• 37.2 penalty yards per game ... No. 3 in the SoCon and No. 8 in the FCS.   
• Defense leads the SoCon and is No. 7 in the FCS in first downs allowed (14.5).
• Defense leads the SoCon and is No. 22 in the FCS in rushing defense (108.3).
• Leads the SoCon and is No. 5 in the FCS in rushing offense (293.5). 
• Leads the SoCon and is No. 23 in the FCS in tackles for loss (7.5).
• Leads the SoCon and is No. 4 in the FCS in Time of Possesion (34:32). 
• No. 2 in the SoCon and No. 21 in the FCS in total defense (300.3). 
 
NOTES TO KNOW ABOUT THE CITADEL SERIES
• This is the 51st meeting in the series.
• The Mocs have faced The Citadel more than any other opponent.
• UTC holds a 30-18-2 advantage in the rivalry that dates back to 1926.
• The Mocs have won six of eight in the series.
• UTC holds a slight 6-4 advantage in the last 10 meetings.
• Chattanooga is 18-6-1 at home, including 6-4 at Finley Stadium.
 
VS. THE TRIPLE-OPTION
UTC has an 11-10 record against triple-option teams since 2009.  The Mocs are 6-2 against The Citadel, 4-4 against Wofford, 1-3 against Georgia Southern and 0-1 against Furman's new offense.s
 
CITADEL-UTC RIVALRY IS A HOT ONE
This is turning into one of the more heated rivalries in the league over the last few meetings. UTC has won six of eight since 2009, but five of the last six encounters have been battles.
 
Last year, the Mocs only gave up two touchdowns in a 22-14 loss to the eighth-ranked Bulldogs.  The Mocs were held to just 295 yards of total offense (240 pass, 55 rush) on just 47 plays in that outing.  UTC allowed a season-high 342 rushing yards to the triple-option Bulldogs.
 
In 2015, UTC ran out to a 21-0 halftime lead before a 31-23 victory gave the Mocs a share of the SoCon title.  Chattanooga posted a fourth quarter comeback in the 2013 meeting, scoring with just over two minutes remaining for a 28-24 win on Oct. 26. The Mocs had to overcome a 17-7 halftime deficit in that victory. 
 
In 2012, the Bulldogs were ranked No. 11 in the nation when they hosted the 1-3 Mocs. The Citadel had just posted wins over No. 3 Georgia Southern and No. 7 Appalachian State, before losing an FBS game at N.C. State. The Mocs went into Johnson Hagood Stadium and put on a dominating performance in a 28-10 victory for one of the biggest road wins in school history.
 
The 2011 game was the other side of the coin for UTC fans. The 15th-ranked Mocs took a 27-0 lead into halftime. The Citadel stormed back with 28 unanswered points in the second half to post a 28-27 win.
 
UTC captured a three-point squeaker (31-28) in 2009.  The Citadel's Andre Roberts, currently with the Atlanta Falcons, scored on a rain-soaked 43-yard punt return with 1:46 left to play to give the Bulldogs a 24-21 win in 2008.
 
NOTES FROM LAST YEAR'S 22-14 LOSS AT THE CITADEL
• The No. 3 Chattanooga Mocs dropped a 22-14 game at No. 8 The Citadel.  UTC fell to 6-1 overall and 4-1 in SoCon play.  The Bulldogs took over first place in the SoCon at 4-0 and 6-0 overall.
• The Mocs were held to just 295 yards of total offense (240 pass, 55 rush) on just 47 plays.  UTC allowed a season-high 342 rushing yards to the triple-option Bulldogs.
• The Citadel scored first in the game … first time the Mocs trailed this season … UTC tied the game on the next play with a 75-yard TD pass from Bennifield to Board.
• Mocs trailed 17-14 at the break … first time UTC has been down at the half this season.
• Just the Mocs second loss is SoCon play since the start of the 2014 season.
• Mocs held on a 4th-and-inches from their own 11 in the third quarter … UTC game into the game allowing 3-6 on 4th down … just the Mocs' second red-zone stop of the season.
• Citadel started the game 10-10 on third down … 3-9 in the second half … UTC came into the game leading the nation in third-down defense.
• Bulldogs ran 81 plays to UTC's 47.
• Mocs had the ball for only 20:29 in the game.
• Alejandro Bennifield – 17-28 for 240 yards and a TD ... 75-yard TD pass to C.J. Board in the first quarter tied a career-long.
• C.J. Board – Six catches for a career-high 120 yards and a score ... career-long 75-yard TD catch in the first quarter.
• Derrick Craine – Eight carries for 35 yards and a TD ... missed most of the second half with an injury.
• Keionta Davis – Career-high 10 tackles.
• Justin King – Career-high seven tackles.
• Nakevion Leslie – Career-high and game-high 19 tackles ... most tackles in a game since Ryan Consiglio had 19 against Wofford on Nov. 19, 2011.
• Vantrel McMillan – Career-high 12 tackles.
• Dale Warren – Career-high 15 tackles.
 
NOTES FROM THE CITADEL'S LAST VISIT TO FINLEY STADIUM ON NOV. 14, 2015
• The No. 8/9 Chattanooga Mocs posted a 31-23 win over No. 20/21 The Citadel at Finley Stadium on Nov. 4, 2015 … the win gave UTC a share of its third straight Southern Conference title with a 6-1 mark in league play, 8-2 overall … the Bulldogs drop to 6-1 in SoCon action and 7-3 on the year.
• UTC secured the SoCon's automatic bid to the FCS Playoffs for the second year in a row and the third time in school history ... seventh SoCon title overall (1977t, 1978, 1979t, 1984, 2013t, 2014, 2015t).
• The Mocs held an opponent scoreless in the first half for the second time this season (Presbyterian).
• First play from scrimmage was a 75-yard TD pass from Alejandro Bennifield to Xavier Borishade for a score … took 12 seconds … quickest TD for the Mocs in Division I history … longest pass play of the season … fastest points for the Mocs since a safety on the first snap (14:53) at Arkansas on Oct. 6, 2007 … UTC opened last year's game at The Citadel with a 66-yard pass completion from Jacob Huesman to C.J. Board for a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage.
• The Mocs had two 100-yard receivers C.J. Board (5-116) and Xavier Borishade (5-107) for the first time in a game since Clint Woods (175) and Blue Cooper (159) did it against Cumberland in 2008.
• UTC won its 12th straight SoCon game in Finley Stadium ... the last league loss at home was in overtime to No. 2 Georgia Southern (38-31) on Oct. 27, 2012.
• Attendance of 11,495 is the second-highest for the Mocs in November in school history.  UTC had 12,090 against Wofford on Nov. 9, 2013.
• 32nd win for the 2015 senior class, break a tie with Coach Huesman's 1981 class for second all-time at UTC.  The 1980 seniors have the school record with 33 wins.
• Chattanooga came into the game leading the SoCon in rushing defense (140.1).  UTC held The Citadel's triple-option attack to 291 rushing yards … that was well below its average of 349 that was No. 2 in the FCS.
• The Mocs snapped The Citadel's five-game winning streak … their longest since 1994-95 and longest in a single season since 1992.
• UTC quarterbacks Jacob Huesman (192) and Alejandro Bennifield (75) combined for 267 passing yards … most in a game by the Mocs this season … Bennifield's came on the opening play of the game.
• Chattanooga averaged a season-high 9.4 yards per game in the win.
• C.J. Board – then-career-high 116 yards on five catches ... tied for most receiving yards by a Moc this season ... first 100-yard receiving game of his career.
• Xavier Borishade – 107 yards and a TD on five catches ... career-long 75 yard TD catch on the first play of the game ... decond 100-yard game of his career ... third TD of the season … 8th of his career.
• Derrick Craine – 82 yards and a TD on 17 carries ... career-long 46-yard TD run in the fourth quarter ... 966 rushing yards on the year ... 12th rushing TD of the year … 18th in his career.
• Keionta Davis – 2.0 sacks extends his SoCon lead to 10.5 ... career-high eight tackles.
• Jacob Huesman – 13-17 passing for 192 yards ... 15 carries for 118 yards and two TDs ... two rushing TDs today give him 40 for his career … fourth all-time at the FCS level with 40 rushing and 40 passing TDs ... other three to accomplish the feat are Armanti Edwards (Appalachian St. (2006-09), 65 rush - 74 pass), David Dinkins (Morehead St. (1997-00), 63 rush - 51 pass) and John Robertson (Villanova (2011-15), 48 rush - 65 pass) ... 240 career points is two shy of the school record set by Matt Vick (1997-00) ... topped 100 yards rushing for the 14th time in his career, breaking a tie for the school record with Eldra Buckley (2005-06), James Roberts (1989-93) and Mike Smith (1978-80).
- 3,804 career rushing yards passed David Dinkins (Morehead State – 1997-00) for sixth all-time among FCS quarterbacks ... 11,555 career yards for total offense passes Dave Dickenson (Montana – 1992-95) for 22nd in FCS history ... 703 career completions passes Greg Ryan (ETSU – 1993-96) for fourth all-time in the SoCon ... 13th game with 100 yards rushing and passing.
• Nakevion Leslie – Career-high 15 tackles, including one for loss ... most tackles by a Moc this season ... fifth career game with 10+ tackles.
• Vantrell McMillan – Career-high 10 tackles.
 
SEASON NO. 110
The Chattanooga Mocs are in their 110th season of college football in 2017.  The University of Chattanooga was founded in 1886 and football began play in 1904.  No teams were fielded in 1917 and 1918 due to World War I.  There was also a two-year hiatus from football action during World War II in 1943 and 1944.  The Mocs have an all-time record of 530-525-35 (.502) and have won 13 conference titles.
 
IT'S ALL IN THE NAME
On first reference, it is acceptable to refer to us as the "University of Tennessee at Chattanooga". After that, we prefer to be called "Chattanooga" or "UTC."  Our nickname is "Mocs".