Pinner Career StatisticsYear Position G-GS Att.
The Cats? Cause: Helped serve meals at the Hope Center shelter (1999-2000) ? Guest speaker at area elementary schools (2000-01).
? Son of Tina Pinner ? Artose?s aunt, Sue Eenels, ran track at Western Kentucky and an uncle, Willie Eenels, was a wrestler in junior college ? Major is telecommunications.
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Personal: Full name is Artose Deonce Pinner ? First name is pronounced ?ar-TUSE? Born 1-5-78 in Hopkinsville, Ky. Football? award ? Honorable mention All-America by USA Today ? As a junior, chosen second-team all-state by AP and third team by the Courier-Journal ? Three-year member of the all-conference and all-area teams ? Amazing career totals include 704 rushing attempts for 5,829 yards, an average of 8.3 yards per carry, and 68 touchdowns ? Amassed 8,114 all-purpose yards, 84 total touchdowns, and 516 points during his career ? Led Hopkinsville HS to a three-year record of 38-5, including a berth in the state championship game in his last two seasons ? Coached by Craig Clayton ? Three-year letterman in track, competing in the 400-meter run ? Regional champion in the 400 meters the last two years and finished third in the state meet as a junior ? Member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the Key Club, and the Champions Club ? Narrowed his choices to UK, Cincinnati, and Auburn. High School: Three-year starter at Hopkinsville (Ky.) HS ? Started as a defensive back his sophomore season, then started at running back and outside linebacker his final two years ? Rushed 361 times for 3,274 yards and 33 touchdowns during his senior season ? Caught 29 passes for 340 yards and three TDs ? Averaged 19.2 yards on punt returns, including an 89-yarder for a touchdown ? Named Class AAA State Player of the Year as a senior ? Earned first-team all-state honors from The Associated Press and the Louisville Courier-Journal ? Chosen to the Lexington Herald-Leader ?Class of the Commonwealth? A finalist for Kentucky?s ?Mr. Established as the team?s starting tailback … Ran very well in the spring ? Straight-ahead bullish runner who will try to create a hole if he doesn?t have one ? Tough runner to bring down, as he often breaks first contact ?Artose is all elbows and thigh pads when he comes at you,? Coach Guy Morriss says ? Solid all-around performer who also catches the ball and blocks well … Has deceptive speed and good moves for a player with his strong, stocky build … Led the team in rushing a year ago … Has three 100-yard games in his career … Known as the funniest player on the team because of his quick wit … First name is pronounced ?ar-TUSE? … Has played in 22 regular-season games with five starts.Ģ001 (Junior): Played every game, starting three ? Team?s leading rusher with 441 yards ? Averaged 4.4 yards per carry and led the team in rushing touchdowns with four ? Rushed for a career-high 130 yards and two touchdowns against Ole Miss ? Rushed for 105 yards at South Carolina, the first Wildcat running back to rush for 100 yards in consecutive games since Anthony White in 1999 ? Scored his first collegiate TD against Ball State … Tallied two TDs against Ole Miss and also scored in the win at Vanderbilt.Ģ000 (Sophomore): Played in seven games, making starts against Louisville and South Florida ? Team?s second-leading rusher with 188 yards on 39 carries, averaging 4.8 yards per attempt ? Came off the bench at Florida to rush for 125 yards on 17 carries ? Also had nine receptions in the season, good for 28 yards.ġ999 (Freshman): Played in four of the last five regular-season games as a reserve fullback … Gained 62 yards on 16 carries, an average of 3.9 per attempt … Had six carries for 29 yards in the win over Louisiana State, including his season-long run of 11 yards … Ran six times for 26 yards in the victory at Vanderbilt … Also played in the Music City Bowl, netting five yards on seven carries … Saw extensive action for the UK junior varsity team … In three JV games, he rushed for 337 yards and six touchdowns … Also caught a touchdown pass and ran for a two-point conversion.
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