TEXARKANA, Ark. (Football) – Texas A&M University-Kingsville (8-3) looks to continue its momentum as the Javelinas take on #RV Southern Arkansas University (9-2) in the Fourth Annual Agent Barry Live United Bowl at Razorback Stadium Dec. 3 at 12 p.m.
 
It's been three weeks since the Hogs closed out the regular season on a six-game win streak, the longest in the Lone Star Conference and most consecutive wins for the program since 2010. The bowl game is the fourth ever bowl game for the Javelinas and A&M-Kingsville is 2-1 all-time in such games.
 
Live stats, audio and video will be available and can be accessed by visiting JavelinaAthletics.com.
 
THE GAME
-      Texas A&M-Kingsville (8-3, 6-3 LSC) v. #RV Southern Arkansas (9-2, 9-2 GAC)
-      Audio: http://sportsradiocc.com/
o Tune into the KSIX Sports Radio 1230 AM, 96.1 FM and 103.3 FM in Corpus Christi, KTAI 91.1 FM in Kingsville and a stream on the Javelina Sports Radio Network, beginning with the pregame show at 11:40 a.m. Kevin Piel and Kelvin Queliz will have the call.
-      Social Media: Follow @JavelinaFB on Twitter and Instagram and like /JavelinaFootball on Facebook for live coverage of Saturday's game. Also use the hashtags #JavelinaSTRONG, LSCfb and 10UnitsStrong to follow live throughout the game
-      Live Stats: http://stats.statbroadcast.com/broadcast/?id=155336
-    Video: http://gacsportsnetwork.com/
-    Game Notes (PDF): http://www.javelinaathletics.com/sports/2013/11/7/FB_1107131507.aspx?path=football
 
QUICK HITS
The Muleriders will be the designated home team and the Hogs will wear their white helmets… both of SAU's losses occurred on the road… the Javelinas closed out Lone Star Conference play in third behind NCAA South Central Regional selections Texas A&M University-Commerce and Midwestern State University, while Southern Arkansas placed second in the Great American Conference behind Harding University… halftime will be 28 minutes with both bands taking the field and a performance by The Voice finalist Barrett Barber… the winner will receive a trophy… the game's Most Valuable Player will be announced following the contest and we will post on Twitter immediately... 2016 is the best season for Javelina football since 2010, when the Hogs won eight in a row and finished 10-2 overall.
 
HARLON HILL REGIONAL NOMINEE
Sophomore Brandon Jones was named a Super Region 4 Harlon Hill nominee last week after earning the LSC Defensive Player of the Year and Defensive Lineman of the Year awards. The Houston native tallied 11.5 tackles for loss for 58 yards.
 
ALL-LSC
The Javelinas dominated the Lone Star Conference postseason accolades, collecting three major awards as Myles Carr received the J.W. Rollins Award, given to the Offensive Player of the Year, Jones was named the J.V. Sikes (Defensive Player of the Year) and Defensive Lineman of the Year and head coach Daren Wilkinson was honored as the Coach of the Year.
 
Carr is just one total touchdown away from tying Abel Gonzales's (2001) record of 31 total touchdowns in a season. Carr has thrown 29 TDs and rushed for two. He heads into his final collegiate game as the school's all-time leader in completion percentage (61.5) and pass efficiency (154.5) and he is four touchdown passes away from tying the all-time mark set by Karl Douglas (54).
 
Joining Jones on the first team were kicker Julio De la Garza, offensive lineman Bo Villarreal and Stuart Sanchez, wide receiver Anthony Autry, tight end Stehly Reden, full back Torrey Thomas and linebacker Braedon Robinson.
 
The second team included Carr, linebacker ZeMarcus Green and defensive backs Jarrod Sanders and Devonte Williams. Aundra Long, Luis Lopez, Autry (return specialist), Jordan Thomas, Alex Kuyinu and DeMarcus Spurlock received honorable mention and Long also appeared on the All-Academic squad.
 
TOSS IT UP TO THE BIG FELLA
One of the biggest surprises of 2016 has been the play of transfer Stehly Reden. A junior tight end that played at BYU and for coach Wilkinson at Colorado State-Pueblo, Reden quickly became a fan favorite with eight of his 22 receptions leading to a score. His eight touchdowns are No. 1 on the squad and tops the single season mark for tight ends in program history.
 
FIRST TEAM… AGAIN
Anthony Autry capped off his second and final regular season in a Javelina uniform with yet another postseason nod as the Atlanta product appeared on the Lone Star Conference first team for the second consecutive season. Autry led the Javelinas with 42 catches for 686 yards and his seven touchdowns were second most.
 
KICK EM OFF GUARD
Julio De la Garza has become one of the best kickers in program history and the 5-11 Valley native is just a sophomore. De la Garza has successfully recovered his own onside kick twice in 2016 and earned All-LSC first team honors this year after an honorable mention selection last season.
 
BJONES IS A BEAST
Brandon Jones has put together one of the best sophomore campaigns in NCAA Division II as the defensive lineman has 11.0 sacks and 14.0 tackles for loss. He was awarded the Lone Star Conference's J.V. Sikes Award, given to the Defensive Player of the Year and was also named Defensive Lineman of the Year and to the first team.
 
In just two seasons, he has amassed 26.5 TFL and 16.0 sacks.
 
TEAM OF THE MONTH
Hero Sports chose Texas A&M-Kingsville as the team of the month in Super Region Four and the Javelinas are currently leading the poll as the national team of the month. Voting continues until 1 p.m. CT today. Hero Sports has the Javelinas ranked No. 22 in its national poll and four Hogs have won player of the week in 2016.
 
Fans are also encouraged to interact with @JavelinaSports by following Texas A&M-Kingsville football on Twitter, @JavelinaFB, and @JavelinaFB on Instagram, liking the official Facebook page of Javelina football (/JavelinaFootball) and subscribing to the JavelinaAthletics YouTube channel.