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2009 Villanova Football Game Temple University 1 September 3, 2009 • 7:00 p.m. • Lincoln Financial Field Temple Quick Facts Location Philadelphia, Pa. vs Enrollment 34,000 Nickname Owls Series History (VU leads 14-12-2) Colors Cherry and White Year Site Score Year Site Score Conference Mid-American 1928 Franklin Field VU 0, TU 0 1942 TU VU 20, TU 7 Stadium (Capacity) Lincoln Financial Field (68,532) 1929 VU VU 15, TU 0 1943 TU VU 34, TU 7 1930 Municipal Stadium VU 8, TU 7 1970 TU VU 31, TU 26 Stadium Surface Natural Grass 1931 TU TU 13, VU 7 1971 TU VU 13, TU 13 1932 TU VU 7, TU 0 1972 VU TU 12, VU 10 Press Box Phone (267) 570-4453 1933 TU VU 24, TU 0 1973 VU TU 34, VU 0 Athletic Director Bill Bradshaw 1934 TU TU 22, VU 0 1974 Veteran’s Stadium TU 17, VU 7 1935 TU VU 21, TU 14 1975 Veteran’s Stadium TU 41, VU 3 SID Contact Cathy Bongiovi 1936 TU TU 6, VU 0 1976 Veteran’s Stadium VU 24, TU 7 1937 TU VU 33, TU 0 1977 VU TU 38, VU 15 SID Office Phone (215) 204-1608 1938 TU VU 20, TU 7 1978 Veteran’s Stadium TU 27, VU 17 SID Fax (215) 204-7449 1939 TU VU 12, TU 6 1979 VU TU 42, VU 10 1940 TU TU 28, VU 0 1980 VU VU 23, TU 7 Website www.owlsports.com 1941 TU TU 14, VU 13 2003 Lincoln Financial Field VU 23, TU 20 (OT) Temple Coaching Staff Temple 2008 Statistical Leaders Head Coach Al Golden (Penn State ‘91) Rushing Att Yds Avg TDS Record at School (years) 10-26 (3) Kee-ay Griffin 96 394 4.1 5 Career Record (years) Same Joe Jones 100 275 2.8 1 Assistant Coaches Mark D’Onofrio, Matt Rhule, Marq Liverpool 41 126 3.1 1 Jared Backus, Andrew Dees, Ed Foley, Tyree Foreman, Kevin Gilbride, Randy Passing Att Comp Int Yds TDS Melvin, Paul Williams, Satyen Bhakta Adam DiMichelle 231 134 6 1,911 18 Football Office Phone (215) 204-0855 Cheste Stewart 106 53 7 524 4 Receiving No Yds Avg TDS Bruce Francis 45 687 15.3 13 Jason Harper 33 571 17.3 3 Travis Shelton 20 230 11.5 0 Tackles UT AT TOT Jaiqua Jarrett 53 35 88 Alex Joseph 46 41 87 Jama Schulters 52 19 71 Al Golden Jason Harper Andre Neblett Head Coach Wide Receiver Defensive Tackle 2008 Results 2009 Schedule Team Information Date W/L Opponent Score Date Opponent 2008 Overall Record (Conference) 5-7 (4-4) 8/29 W at Army 35-7 9/3 VILLANOVA Series record versus Villanova 12-14-2 9/6 L CONNECTICUT 9-12 9/19 at Penn State Last Meeting 2003 (VU 23, TU 20 -OT) 9/13 L at Buffalo 28-30 9/26 BUFFALO Lettermen Returning/Lost 51/16 9/20 L at Penn State 3-45 10/2 at Eastern Michigan Starters Returning/Lost 17/5 9/27 L WESTERN MICHIGAN 3-7 10/10 BALL STATE Off. Starters Returning 8 10/4 W at Miami (Ohio) 28-10 10/17 ARMY Def. Starters Returning 9 10/10 L at Central Michigan 14-24 10/24 at Toledo Specialists Returning 2 10/21 W OHIO 14-10 10/31 at Navy 11/1 L at Navy 27-33 11/5 MIAMI (Ohio) 11/12 L at Kent State 38-41 11/13 at Akron 11/22 W EASTERN MICHIGAN 55-52 11/21 KENT STATE 11/28 W AKRON 27-6 11/27 at Ohio 52 2009 Villanova Football Game Lehigh University 2 September 12, 2009 • 7:00 p.m. • Villanova Stadium Lehigh Quick Facts Location Bethlehem, Pa. vs Enrollment 4,700 Nickname Mountain Hawks Series History (Series tied 5-5) Colors Brown and White Year Site Score Year Site Score Conference Patriot League 1903 at LU LU 71, VU 0 1927 Franklin Field VU 54, LU 0 Stadium (Capacity) Goodman Stadium (16,000) 1914 at LU LU 10, VU 0 2004 at LU VU 22, LU 16 1919 at LU LU 47, VU 0 2006 at VU LU 31, VU 28 Stadium Surface Natural Grass 1924 at LU LU 14, VU 7 2007 at LU VU 30, LU 20 1925 at LU VU 6, LU 0 2008 at VU VU 33, LU 14 Press Box Phone (610) 758-4903 Athletic Director Joe Sterrett Lehigh 2008 Statistical Leaders SID Contact Mike Stagnitta Rushing Att Yds Avg TDS SID Office Phone (610) 758-6631 Matt McGowan 175 805 4.6 4 SID Fax (610) 758-4407 Adam Watson 34 124 3.6 3 Website www.lehighsports.com Jay Campbell 20 66 3.3 1 Lehigh Coaching Staff Passing Att Comp Int Yds TDS Head Coach Andy Coen (Gettysburg ‘86) J.B. Clark 335 192 10 2,350 Matt McGowan 1 1 0 34 Record at School (years) 16-17 (3) Career Record (years) Same Receiving No Yds Avg TDS Assistant Coaches Trey Brown, David Kotulski, Mike Fitzgerald 51 679 13.3 11 Gerard Wilcher, Brett Sawyer, Donnie Roberts, R.J. Ryan, Matt Sanders, Bob Sekou Yansane 48 724 15.1 4 Amundson, Scott Brisson, Mike Morelli Matt McGowan 26 291 11.2 1 Football Office Phone (610) 758-4290 Tackles UT AT TOT Tim Diamond 47 57 104 Quadir Carter 47 34 81 Br Van Ackeren 39 35 74 Andy Coen J.B. Clark Matt Cohen Head Coach Quarterback Linebacker 2008 Results 2009 Schedule Team Information Date W/L Opponent Score Date Opponent 2008 Overall Record (Conference) 5-6 (4-2) 9/6 W DRAKE 19-0 9/5 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT ST. Series record versus Villanova 5-5 9/13 L at Villanova 14-33 9/12 at Villanova Last Meeting 9/13/08 (VU 33, LU 14) 9/27 L at Princeton 7-10 9/26 PRINCETON Lettermen Returning/Lost 30/20 10/4 L CORNELL 24-25 10/3 HARVARD Starters Returning/Lost 10/12 10/11 W FORDHAM 45-24 10/10 GEORGETOWN Off. Starters Returning 4 10/18 L at Harvard 24-27 10/17 YALE Def. Starters Returning 6 10/25 L at Holy Cross 21-35 10/24 at Bucknell Specialists Returning 11/1 W at Georgetown 33-13 10/31 at Colgate 11/8 L COLGATE 33-34 11/7 HOLY CROSS 11/15 W BUCKNELL 31-15 11/14 at Fordham 11/22 W at Lafayette 31-15 11/21 LAFAYETTE 53 2009 Villanova Football Game University of Pennsylvania 3 September 19, 2009 • 3:30 p.m. • Franklin Field Penn Quick Facts Location Philadelphia, Pa. vs Enrollment 10,275 Nickname Quakers Series History (VU leads 8-5) Colors Red and Blue Year Site Score Year Site Score Conference Ivy League 1905 at UP UP 42, VU 0 2002 at VU VU 17, UP 3 Stadium (Capacity) Franklin Field (52,958) 1906 at UP UP 22, VU 12 2004 at UP VU 16, 13 1907 at UP UP 16, VU 0 2005 at UP* VU 28, 24 Stadium Surface Sprinturf 1908 at UP UP 11, VU 0 2006 at UP VU 27, UP 20 1911 at UP UP 22, VU 0 2007 at VU VU 34, UP 14 Press Box Phone (215) 898-6159 1980 at UP VU 34, UP 3 2008 at UP VU 20, UP 14 (OT) Athletic Director Steve Bilsky 1999 at UP VU 34, UP 6 *Villanova home game played at Franklin Field in Philadelphia SID Contact Eric Dolan SID Office Phone (215) 898-6129 Penn 2008 Statistical Leaders SID Fax (215) 898-1747 Rushing Att Yds Avg TDS Website www.pennathletics.com Mike DiMaggio 133 604 4.4 4 Keiffer Garton 54 344 5.9 3 Penn Coaching Staff Matt Hamscher 58 222 3.8 1 Head Coach Al Bagnoli (Central Connecticut State ‘75) Passing Att Comp Int Yds TDS Record at School (years) 114-54 (17) Robert Irvin 89 169 5 1,031 5 Career Record (years) 200-73 (27) Keiffer Garton 41 68 5 388 1 Assistant Coaches Ray Priore, Jon McLaughlin, Jim Schaefer, Larry Woods, Steven Downs, Cliff Schwenke, Rick Ulrich, Jon Dupont Receiving No Yds Avg TDS Football Office Phone (215) 573-9229 Kyle Derham 29 404 13.9 1 Marcus Lawrence 25 224 9.0 0 Josh Koontz 24 235 9.8 0 Tackles UT AT TOT Jake Lewko 29 32 61 Jay Colabella 24 28 52 Jordan Manning 23 24 47 Al Bagnoli Mike DiMaggio Jake Lewko Head Coach Running Back Linebacker 2008 Results 2009 Schedule Team Information Date W/L Opponent Score Date Opponent 2008 Overall Record (Conference) 6-4 (5-2) 9/20 L VILLANOVA 14-20 9/19 VILLANOVA Series record versus Villanova 5-8 9/27 L at Lafayette 17-24 9/26 at Lafayette Last Meeting 9/20/08 (VU 20, UP 14 OT) 10/4 W DARTMOUTH 23-10 10/3 at Dartmouth Lettermen Returning/Lost 33/22 10/11 W at Georgetown 27-7 10/10 BUCKNELL Starters Returning/Lost 18/7 10/18 W COLUMBIA 15-10 10/18 at Colunbia Off. Starters Returning 8 10/25 W at Yale 9-7 10/25 YALE Def. Starters Returning 7 11/1 L BROWN 27-34 11/1 at Brown Specialists Returning 3 11/7 W at Princeton 14-9 11/7 PRINCETON 11/15 L HARVARD 21-24 11/15 at Harvard 11/22 W at Cornell 23-6 11/22 CORNELL 54 2009 Villanova Football Game Northeastern University 4 September 26, 2009 • 3:30 p.m.
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    TOWSON FOOTBAL L Football Contact: John Brush • O: 410-704-3102 • C: 270-293-0590 • Email: [email protected] Towson Media Relations, Unitas Stadium, 8000 York Road, Towson, MD 21252 • www.TowsonTigers.com 2017 Schedule Game 11 Date Opponent Time/Result Sept. 2 Morgan State W, 10-0 TOWSON RHODE ISLAND SPORTSFever TV/ESPN3 Sept. 9 at Maryland L, 17-63 vs Big Ten Network Sept. 16 at Saint Francis W, 16-14 4-6, 2-5 CAA 3-7, 2-5 CAA NEC Front Row Nov. 18 • 2 p.m. • Unitas Stadium • Towson, Md. Sept. 23 at Stony Brook* L, 17-25 CBS Sports Digital Gameday Central Sept. 30 #17/14 Villanova* L, 9-24 Stadium ___________________________________________________ Johnny Unitas® Stadium CAA.tv Capacity _________________________________________________________________ 11,183 Surface ________________________________________________________________Field Turf Oct. 14 #13/13 Richmond* L, 3-23 Kickoff ___________________________________________________________________ 2 p.m. Fox Sports Go Television ________________________________________________________________CAA.tv Radio _______________________________________________________CBS Sports Radio 1300 Oct. 21 at #17/18 New Hampshire* L, 17-40 _______________________________________ Spiro Morekas (PxP) and Gordy Combs (Analyst) CAA.tv Internet ___________________________________________________ www.TowsonTigers.com Series Record ____________________________________________________Towson leads, 9-7 Oct. 28 #23/RV Delaware* W, 18-17 Fox Sports Go Nov. 5 at #7/10 Elon* L, 30-33 ot2 Mathcup at a Glance CAA.tv Towson _______________________________ vs. ___________________________Rhode Island Towson, Maryland ___________________ Location _______________ Kingston, Rhode Island Nov. 12 at William & Mary* W, 26-14 1866 ______________________________ Founded ______________________________ 1892 CBS Sports Digital 22,284 ____________________________ Enrollment ____________________________ 16,392 Colonial Athletic Association __________ Conference __________Colonial Athletic Association Nov. 19 Rhode Island* 2 p.m.
  • Virginia at Virginia Tech • Lane Stadium • Blacksburg, Va

    Virginia at Virginia Tech • Lane Stadium • Blacksburg, Va

    GAME 12 • NOV. 24, 2012 • VIRGINIA AT VIRGINIA TECH • LANE STADIUM • BLACKSBURG, VA. ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS Asst. AD for Media Relations (coach interviews): Jim Daves O: (434) 243-2467 • [email protected] Football Contact (player interviews): Vincent Briedis O: (434) 982-5533 • [email protected] ON THE WEB: VirginiaSports.com VIRGINIA ON TWITTER: @VirginiaSports, @UVA_Football 7 COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMERS • 3 NFL HALL OF FAMERS • 27 FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS • 111 FIRST-TEAM ALL-ACC HONOREES 2012 SCHEDULE/RESULTS GAME DETAILS Date Opponent Time/Result TV VIRGINIA Venue Lane Stadium Sept. 1 RICHMOND W/43-19 RSN CAVALIERS Capacity 65,632 Sept. 8 PENN STATE W/17-16 ABC Record: 4-7 ACC: 2-5 Playing Surface Grass Sept. 15 at Georgia Tech* L/20-56 ESPNU Series vs. UNC: UVa trails, 51-37-5 HEAD COACH: Mike London, third season Sept. 22 at No. 17 TCU L/7-27 ESPN In Blacksburg: UVa trails, 20-9-1 Sept. 29 LOUISIANA TECH L/38-44 ESPN3 UVa Record: 16-20 • Career Record: 40-25 • Record vs. VT: 0-2 Last Meeting: 2011 (VT 38, @UVa 0) Oct. 6 at Duke* L/17-42 RSN VIRGINIA TECH Television ESPNU Oct. 13 MARYLAND1* L/20-27 RSN HOKIES Radio Virginia Sports Network Live Stats VirginiaSports.com Oct. 20 WAKE FOREST* L/10-16 ACC Network Record: 5-6 ACC: 3-4 Nov. 3 at NC State* W/33-6 ACC Network School Websites VirginiaSports.com Nov. 10 MIAMI* W/41-40 ABC HEAD COACH: Frank Beamer, 26th season HokieSports.com Nov.