2005 Football Roster Choose a Player: Adams, Jordan Akers, Justin Allred, Colin Andrews, Willie Arline, Anthony Baker, Mikail Bell, Josh Bell, Shawn Bennett, Joe Black, Brook Blaylock, Will Boatner, Thad Boatner, Yancy Bryant, Trey Carey, Chris Chandler, Lee Crawford, Dwain Davis, Braelon DeSisto, Josh Dotson, Damon Eaton, Travis Evans, Chris Farst, Travis Fields, J Findley, Ty Ford, Corey Foreman, Marcus Gary, Michael Gindratt, Corey Green, Chris Harper, Jamaal Hasoon, Ricky Havens, Ryan Hawkins, Mike Hearvey, Jordan Herring, Hunter Hill, Julian Hixson, Ben Hoefer, Bennett Horn, Anderson Howard, Paul Ireland, Drew IV, Dan Jeffrey, Ryan Jenkins, Desmond Jenkins, Quincy Jones, Antonio Jones, Jacoby Jones, Zach Lake, Jordan Lamb, Jason Lane, Maurice Lindstrom, Tyler Linguist, Maurice Lopez, Daniel Lott, Matt Lovvorn, Jason Mar, Jake McDonald, Lequalan McDonald, LeQuantum Mead, Marcus Miller, Mike Moore, Nick Mosley, Paul Munks, Josh Munn, Craig Murphy, Mark Murphy, Montez Myatt, Nick Nelson, Geoff Nurudeen, Latif Okpara, Curtis Osinde, Justin Oskin, Glen Pace, Nick Parker, Jeremy Parks, Terrance Pawelek, Joseph Payne, Trey Piorkowski, Jon Price, Mario Price, Marlon Reaux, Jason Reichenstein, Jake Rhodes, Vincent Ritchey, Clay Robinson, M.T. Rochon, Shaun Rogers, Chris Sepulveda, Daniel Shalala, Sam Shelton, Trent Sherwood, Dan Shoals, Klayton Sims, Carl Sisk, Jonathan Slaughter, Michael Sledge, Sam Smith, Chad Smith, Cordney Smith, Jason Sneed, Avery Stone, Evan Szymanski, Blake Tanner, Ted Taylor, Damien Teasley, Queito Todd, James Tran, Phil Vann, Keegan Weeks, Jonathan Whitaker, Brandon White, Thomas Widemon, Alton Williams, Jeremy Wilson, C.J. Zachry, Zach Zeigler, Dominique Go Profile Stats Profile WR Position Junior Class Killeen, Texas Hometown 6'3 Height 177 Weight Harker Heights High School #7 Dominique Zeigler WR Position Junior Class Killeen, Texas Hometown Season Career Season Stats There are no statistics for this selected season available for this player. There are no statistics for this selected season available for this player. Career Stats Career Statistics Biography Summary Biography Former Baylor great Dominique Zeigler is in his fifth season working with the program and his second on the operations staff, as he was named Director of Player Development in January 2015. His responsibilities involve monitoring player activities outside the facility and community service, as well as assisting in the program's day-to-day operations duties. Zeigler previously served two seasons as a graduate assistant and one as a student coach working with Baylor's highly-touted receiving corps. Zeigler, one of the most decorated receivers in school history, played from 2003 to 2006 and when he left Baylor ranked second all-time in receptions (166), sixth in yards (1,923) and tied for sixth in touchdowns (13). "Ziggy" is best remembered for catching the game-winning touchdown and two-point conversion passes (both from Shawn Bell) in overtime that upset No. 16 Texas A&M, 35-34, in 2004. Following his Baylor career, Zeigler signed as an undrafted free agent with the San Francisco 49ers and played four seasons in the NFL before retiring in 2011 following an ACL injury. Zeigler, a native of Killeen, Texas, and a Harker Heights High School graduate, returned to his alma mater after his professional career and finished his undergraduate degree in 2013 in speech communication. He is working on a master's degree in sports management. He and his fiancé, LaTonya Locklear, are the parents of one son, Zakai Brayden.
