**For Immediate Release** Aggie Football Recruiting in Full Swing by Aggie Sports on 01/26/06 Goodwell, OK – The 2006 college football season is about eight months away, and the Oklahoma Panhandle State coaches have been preparing for it with their work on the recruiting trail. Head coach Kyle Davis and his top assistant, Lloyd Spotted Wolf, will be bringing several new players to the squad, and the first three are: Josh Mills, a defensive lineman from Coffeyville (KS) Community College. Mills was a team leader for the Red Ravens of Coffeyville, the Jayhawk Conference champs and a top ten team that played in a post season bowl game. A Kansas football all-stater at Coffeyville High School, Mills also excelled as a prep wrestler. Davis said the 6’1 and 270 pound Mills is a strong young player who should make an immediate contribution. Mills, who also excels in the classroom, was named Academic All-American in the JUCO ranks. Steven Boone, a fullback from Coffeyville (KS) Community College. Boone was the first fullback in Coffeyville Community College history to be named first team All-Conference at that position and is expected to be a great fit with OPSU’s triple- option offense. An honored high school performer at both fullback and linebacker, Boone prepped at Marion (KS) High School. Davis looks forward to having the 6’0, 235 pound Boone join OPSU program. He will be a strong addition to the Aggie football team and the OPSU community. Both Mills and Boone were recruited by Coach Spotted Wolf, and each is already on campus and attending classes in OPSU’s spring semester. Davis also announced that defensive end Nate Floyd (6’1, 220) will be back in an Aggie uniform this fall after two years of service in the United States Marines. -30-