GAME 2011 COLGATE FOOTBALL Patriot League Champions 2 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs 1982 • 1983 • 1997 • 1998 • 1999 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008
2003 NCAA Division I-AA Runnerup
SCHEDULES THIS WEEK COLGATE (1-0, 0-0 PL) Sept. 3 ALBANY...... W, 37-34 Colgate (1-0, 0-0 PL) Sept. 10 at Holy Cross *...... 1:00 PM Sept. 17 at Dartmouth...... 1:30 PM at Holy Cross (0-1, 0-0 PL) Sept. 24 at Towson...... 7:00 PM Oct. 1 FORDHAM *...... 1:00 PM Saturday, September 10, 2011 • 1:00 PM Oct. 8 at Monmouth...... 1:00 PM Oct. 15 CORNELL ^...... 1:00 PM Fitton Field • Worcester, Mass. Oct. 22 at Georgetown *...... 2:00 PM Oct. 29 LEHIGH *...... 12:00 PM "Raiders Open League Play at Holy Cross" Nov. 5 at Lafayette *...... 6:00 PM Nov. 19 BUCKNELL *...... 1:00 PM * Patriot League Game GAME DAY ^ Homecoming The Colgate Raiders (1-0) will begin Patriot League play on Saturday, HOLY CROSS Sept. 10 when they travel to Holy Cross (0-1). Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. at (1-0, 0-0 PL) Fitton Field. Sept. 1 MASSACHUSETTS...... L, 16-24 Sept. 10 COLGATE *...... 1:00 PM THE SERIES Sept. 17 HARVARD...... 1:00 PM Oct. 1 at New Hampshire...... 12:00 PM This will be the 74th meeting between Colgate and Holy Cross, with the Oct. 8 at Brown...... 12:30 PM Crusaders leading the all-time series 39-29-5. Holy Cross has won the last Oct. 15 DARTMOUTH...... 1:00 PM two matchups including a 42-28 victory in Wocrester in 2009. Oct. 22 at Bucknell *...... 1:00 PM Oct. 29 GEORGETOWN *...... 1:00 PM Nov. 5 at Lehigh *...... 12:30 PM WEBSITES Nov. 12 LAFAYETTE *...... 12:30 PM Complete Colgate football information, including releases, statistics, Nov. 19 at Fordham *...... 1:00 PM records and features can be found on Colgate's official website at www. * Patriot League Game goColgateRaiders.com
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THE COACHES Colgate head coach Dick Biddle, who has the most wins in school AT-A-GLANCE history, is in his 16th season at the helm of the Raiders. His overall record is Site: Fitton Field, Worcester, Mass. (23,500) 121-55, and 10-5 against Holy Cross. Radio: WKXZ (93.9 FM, Oneonta, N.Y.) Holy Cross head coach Tom Gilomore is in his eighth season with the Eric Malanoski is the play-by-play voice of Colgate football with Mike Getman '80 on color Crusaders and has compiled an overall mark of 45-34 and is 3-4 against commentary. Air time for the pregame show Colgate. is 12:40. TV: None HOLY CROSS NOTEBOOK Video Streaming: none The Series: Holy Cross leads, 39-29-5 The Crusaders (0-1), will try to claim their first victory of the season Series Streak: Holy Cross - 2 on Saturday after dropping thier home opener last weekend to No. 25 Last Meeting: 2010, Holy Cross 31-24 Massachusetts, 24-16. Last Meeting at Holy Cross 2009, Holy Cross 42-28 Holy Cross was led by senior quarterback Ryan Taggart who completed at Worcester: Holy Cross leads, 25-16-2 23 of 44 passes for 246 yards and a touchdown in a loss to the Minutemen. Head Coaches: Last season Taggart connected on 185 of 317 passes for 1,899 yards and 14 Colgate - Dick Biddle (Duke '71) touchdowns. 16th Year at Colgate (121-55) vs. Holy Cross (10-5) On defense the Crusaders are lead by senior linebackers C.J. Martin and Holy Cross - Tom Gilmore (Penn '86) Ricky Otis. In the season opener Otis recorded 10 tackles and two for a loss, 8th Year at Holy Cross (45-34) while Martin recorded six tackles. Last season Otis led Holy Cross with 108 vs. Colgate (3-4) tackles and was named to the all-Patriot League first team. EACHUS, McCARNEY RECEIVE CFPA HONORS Senior running back Nate Eachus and sophomore quarterback Gavin RAIDER COVERAGE McCarney have been recognized by CollegeFootballPerformance.com for their achievements against Albany. Colgate Athletic Communications Both Eachus and McCarney earned College Football Performance Awards Office Phone: (315) 228-7566 (CFPA) Honorable Mention for their respected positions. Eachus ran for a Fax Phone: (315) 228-7977 game-high 165 yards and scored the game winning touchdown in overtime, Jeremiah Hergott ...... Director while McCarney collected 324 yards of total offense and four scores in his E-Mail . . . . . [email protected] first collegiate start. McCarney finished the game completing 17-of-24 pass- Cell Phone ...... 315-527-8460 es to six different receivers for 210 yards, while carrying the ball 21 times Matt Faulkner . . . . . Asst. Director for 114 yards. Gloria Nantulya ...... Assistant Lisa Diehl . . .Administrative Assistant RAIDERS PICKED SECOND IN PL PRESEASON POLL Colgate was picked to finish second in the Patriot League preseason poll • of head coaches and sports information directors, the announcement came Colgate Athletic Website during the annual football media day. www.goColgateRaiders.com Defending champion Lehigh topped the poll with a total of 58 points and • eight first place votes, while the Raiders placed second with 55 points and six first place votes. Holy Cross 38 points and Lafayette 36 points were selected third and fourth in the poll, followed by Georgetown (fifth, 19 points) and Bucknell (six, 16 points). In addition to the preseason poll, the Patriot League named senior running back Nate Eachus the preseason Offensive Player of the Year. Eachus is the second-straight Raider to earn this preseason honor as Greg Sullivan was named the preseason Player of the Year last year.
EACHUS NAMED TO WALTER PAYTON AWARD WATCH LIST After receiving numerous preseason All-America nods following an out- standing 2010 campaign, Colgate senior running back Nate Eachus has claimed his top distinction to date heading into the fall as he was selected as one of 20 candidates on the watch list for the 2011 Walter Payton Award.
Presented by The Sports Network and sponsored by Fathead.com, the Walter Payton Award enters its 25th season as the top individual honor in the Football Championship Subdivision. Eachus finished sixth in the voting last year, making him the second-highest returning vote-getter behind only
Appalachian State quarterback DeAndre Presley, who placed third. The 2010 Patriot League Football Offensive Player of the Year, Eachus has received a plethora of honors heading into the upcoming season. He was League Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. ranked as one of the top running backs in the nation by The Sports Network Bucknell 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000 and received first-team preseason All-America recognition from numer- Colgate 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000 ous outlets including Sporting News, Athlon, Lindy's and Consensus Draft Georgetown 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000 Services. Lehigh 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000 Holy Cross 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 Eachus earned consensus first-team FCS All-America honors following Lafayette 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 his stellar 2010 campaign. He had one of the best seasons for a running Fordham - - .000 0 1 .000 back in school and Patriot League history, carrying 317 times for 1,871 yards and 21 touchdowns for the year while also catching 17 passes for 160 THIS WEEK: Colgate at Holy Cross, Lafayette at Georgetown, New Hampshire at Lehigh, yards and a score. The 1,871 rushing yards stood third in a single-season Marist at Bucknell in Patriot League history, just four yards behind former teammate Jordan Scott (2007). Eachus averaged 170.1 rushing yards per game, which led the FCS by nearly 25 yards per contest. It was the second-best mark in Patriot For further information on the Patriot League annals, just behind Scott's 170.5 average in 2007. League and its members, please contact the league office. CAREER RUSHING CHART All-American running back Nate Eachus, is climbing up the Colgate Matt Dougherty . . . . (610) 289-1963 record books. He currently has 3,887 rushing yards and 48 touchdowns, E-Mail . [email protected] both rank fourth overall. Eachus needs 1,113 yards to become just the third Fax ...... (610) 289-1952 Raider amass 5,000 yards in a career, while he needs 1,735 yards to break www.patriotleague.com the all-time rushing record of 5,621 set by former teammate Jordan Scott '07. Scott also holds the all-time record in rushing touchdowns with 57.
EACHUS, OTTANELLI NAMED TO LINDY'S PRESEASON TEAMS Running back Nate Eachus was named to the Lindy's 2011 All-FCS Offensive first-team, while offensive lineman Vittorio Ottanelli was named to the second-team. As a team the Raiders were ranked No. 23 in the maga- zine's Preseason Top 25. Colgate All Access TEAM COMPARISONS 600 AND COUNTING Last season the Colgate football team became just the 15th program COLGATE (1-0, PL 0-0) in FCS history to reach 600 wins after topping Cornell 44-3 on Oct. 16. 2011 Team Statistics COL OPP Colgate now has an all-time record of 604-447-50. Points/Game 37.0 34.0 The Raiders are also the ninth winningest program in the FCS over the First Downs 27 17 last decade. Since 2000, Colgate has posted a recorded 89-39 and won Rushing/Game 280.0 93.0 four Patriot League titles. Passing 17-24-0 19-31-2 Passing/Game 210.0 334.0 Total Offense/Game 490.0 427.0 BY THE NUMBERS Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 • Colgate has won 33 of its last 46 games. Penalties-Yards 1-5 2-22 • Colgate has won 70 of its last 91 Patriot League games. Punting 30.5 42.5 • Colgate has won 31 of its last 46 games decided by nine points or less. • Colgate has won 42 of its last 51 games at Andy Kerr Stadium. HOLY CROSS (0-1, PL 0-0) 2011 Team Statistics HC OPP Points/Game 16.0 24.0 THE BIDDLE ERA First Downs 18 16 Colgate head coach Dick Biddle is in his 16th season with the Raiders Rushing/Game 75.0 180.0 and has an overall mark of 121-55. He has achieved the best winning per- Passing 23-45-0 15-24-0 centage (.686) of any Colgate coach with seven or more years at the helm Passing/Game 246.0 134.0 of the Raiders. Biddle is also the first Colgate coach to ever record nine Total Offense/Game 321.0 314.0 straight seasons with seven or more victories. Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-1 Penalties-Yards 5-30 5-42 He has been named Patriot League Coach of the Year four times while Punting 34.5 39.5 guiding the Raiders to six Patriot League titles and six appearances in the FCS (formally I-AA) playoffs. 2011 NCAA RANKINGS In 2003, Biddle was named the American Football Coaches Association Category COL HC Division I-AA National Coach of the Year after leading the Raiders to a 15-1 Rushing Offense 6 73 record, and to the national championship game of the NCAA Division I-AA Passing Offense 48 34 Total Offense 13 58 playoffs. Scoring Offense 18 70 Rushing Defense 31 t-70 COLGATE VS. NON-CONFERENCE TEAMS UNDER BIDDLE Pass Eff. Defense 78 60 In 16 seasons under head coach Dick Biddle, the Raiders are 50-35 Total Defense 74 35 against non-conference teams for a winning percentage of .593. They have Scoring Defense 68 t-47 a 35-8 mark against the Ivy League and are 5-2 against the Northeast Net Punting 89 56 Punt Returns 38 t-71 Conference. Kickoff Returns 6 59 Turnover Margin 12 t-63 COLGATE VS. PATRIOT LEAGUE TEAMS UNDER BIDDLE Pass Defense 95 20 In the last 16 seasons, the Raiders are 70-20 against Patriot League Passing Efficiency 16 75 teams under head coach Dick Biddle for a winning percentage of .778. Sacks 83 t-51 Tackles For Loss t-69 54 Sacks Allowed t-22 t-22
(118 teams ranked in FCS) TOP STAT LEADERS
RUSHING Att Net AVG TD YPG Eachus (C) 36 165 4.6 1 165.0 McCarney (C) 21 114 5.4 2 114.0 Woods (H) 9 45 5.0 0 45.0 Taggart (H) 9 15 1.7 1 15.0
PASSING A-C-I Pct. TD YPG McCarney (C) 17-24-0 70.8 2 210.0 Taggart (H) 23-44-0 52.3 1 246.0
RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD YPG Looney (C) 8 58 7.2 0 58.0 Eachus (C) 4 59 14.8 0 59.0 Smith (H) 4 43 10.8 0 43.0 Mistretta (H) 3 58 18.3 1 58.0
DEFENSE U-A-TT TFL Int. FR-FF Nicosia (C) 7-2-9 1.0 0 0-0 Friel (C) 4-2-6 1.0 0 0-0 Mannix (H) 10-1-11 0.0 0 0-1 Otis (H) 7-3-10 2.0 0 0-0 Sports Network/Fathead.com Poll THE RAIDERS' RECORD
Team (First-place votes) Record Points Previous Rank WHEN 1 Eastern Washington (111) 0-1 3,653 1 Playing at home ...... 1-0 2 Georgia Southern (29) 1-0 3,469 4 Playing on the road ...... 0-0 3 Appalachian State (2) 0-1 2,972 2 Colgate scores first ...... 0-0 4 Northern Iowa (1) 0-1 2,941 7 Opp. scores first ...... 1-0 5 William & Mary (1) 0-1 2,905 3 Colgate leads at halftime . . . . . 0-0 6 Montana State 0-1 2,670 6 Opp. leads at halftime ...... 1-0 7 Wofford 1-0 2,651 8 Tied at halftime ...... 0-0 8 Delaware 0-1 2,647 5 Colgate leads after 3rd quarter . . . . . 0-0 9 Richmond (3) 1-0 2,503 16 Opp. leads after 3rd quarter . . . . 1-0 10 Jacksonville State 1-0 2,314 9 Tied after 3rd quarter ...... 0-0 11 North Dakota State 1-0 2,185 11 Overtime games ...... 1-0 12 Sacramento State (3) 1-0 1,924 24 Colgate has more total yards . . . 1-0 13 New Hampshire 0-1 1,751 10 Opp. has more total yards ...... 0-0 14 Lehigh Mountain 1-0 1,743 13 When total yards are equal ...... 0-0 15 Montana 0-1 1,561 12 Colgate has more rushing yards . . . . 1-0 16 Stephen F. Austin 1-0 1,456 17 Opp. has more rushing yards . . . 0-0 17 Southern Illinois 1-0 1,360 19 Colgate has a 100-yard rusher . . . 1-0 18 Central Arkansas 1-0 1,216 18 Opp. has a 100-yard rusher . . . . 0-0 19 James Madison 0-1 1,098 15 Colgate has a 200-yard rusher . . . 0-0 20 Villanova Wildcats 0-1 1,064 14 21 Massachusetts 1-0 695 25 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 22 McNeese State 0-1 623 20 Abeshouse - Abes-House 23 Chattanooga 0-1 475 21 Almasian - Ale-May-shun Armiento - Army-ento 24 Liberty 0-1 456 22 Auais - ah-wice (like rice) 25 Bethune-Cookman 1-0 377 NR Capodiferro - Cap-id-deferro DiCicco - Dih-Seek-Oh Others receiving votes: South Carolina State 335, Penn 212, Eastern Kentucky 187, Murray State DiMassa - Dih-Mass-Ah 166, Sam Houston State 129, Stony Brook 117, Grambling State 104, South Dakota State 95, Colgate Eachus - Each-US 80, Georgia State 46, Harvard 39, Youngstown State 38, Jacksonville 36, Western Illinois 35, Cal Poly Franciotti - Franch-Otti 32, Jackson State 32, Weber State 30, Southeast Missouri State 30, Florida A&M 29, Southern Utah Kafaf - Ka-fah-f Koch - Coke 25, North Dakota 23, Elon 18, Rhode Island 18, Missouri State 18, Coastal Carolina 15, UC Davis Mputu - Mmm-Poo-Too 14, Yale 13, Brown 12, UT Martin 12, Eastern Illinois 12, Dayton 12, Maine 12, Old Dominion 11, The Nairin - N-air-in Citadel 11, Indiana State 8, South Dakota 7, Texas Southern 5, Central Connecticut State 5, Northern Pavalko - Pa-valk-oh Arizona 4, Delaware State 3, Albany 3, Tennessee State 2, Northwestern State 2, Tennessee Tech 2, Schleich - Sh-lay-sh Furman 1, Norfolk State 1. Stup - St-Up Uglietto - You-Glee-etto Vittorio Ottanelli - Vi-t-"oreo" Ott-A-Nelly FCS Coaches Poll
Team (No. 1 Votes) Record Points Previous Rank 1 Eastern Washington (23) 13-2 687 1 2 Appalachian State (1) 10-2 617 4 3 Georgia Southern (3) 10-5 615 6 4 William & Mary (1) 8-4 614 8 5 Delaware 12-3 559 2 6 Montana State 9-3 540 11 7 Northern Iowa 7-5 448 18 8 Wofford 10-3 431 5 9 Jacksonville State 9-3 425 12 10 New Hampshire 8-5 415 7 11 North Dakota State 9-5 392 9 12 Montana 7-4 318 21 FOOTBALL FACTS 13 Villanova 9-5 276 3 Colgate’s all-time record 14 Stephen F. Austin 9-3 265 10 This is Colgate’s 120th season of football. 15 Lehigh 10-3 259 14 Overall: 604-447-50 16 James Madison 6-5 226 NR 17 Southern Illinois 5-6 181 NR Colgate In Overtime 18 Liberty 8-3 179 19 The Raiders have played in nine overtime 19 Richmond 6-5 177 NR games. 20 McNeese State 6-5 170 NR Year Game Results 21 South Carolina State 9-3 131 17 1995 Bucknell L, 21-14 22 Central Arkansas 7-4 130 NR 1996 at Bucknell L, 28-27 23 Tennessee-Chattanooga 6-5 113 NR 1997 at Cornell W, 44-38 T24 Bethune-Cookman 10-2 84 15 2000 at Towson W, 30-27 T24 Penn 9-1 84 16 2002 at Bucknell W, 13-10 2006 Princeton L, 27-26 OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Massachusetts (73); Western Illinois (72); Cal Poly (71); Southeast 2007 Dartmouth W, 31-28 Missouri State (68); Southern Utah (67); Sacramento State (66); Murray State (50); Jacksonville (46); 2009 Princeton W, 21-14 2OT Eastern Kentucky (41); UC Davis (22); Colgate (21); Central Connecticut State (19); Stony Brook 2011 Albany W, 37-34 (18); Indiana State (15); Harvard (14); Dayton (13); Jackson State (13); Illinois State (11); South Dakota State (10); Florida A&M (9); Coastal Carolina (9); Sam Houston State (9); Elon (8); Grambling State (8); Northern Arizona (3); Weber State (3); Northwestern State (2). TENTATIVE STARTING LINEUP
COLGATE OFFENSE POS. NO. PLAYER (HT., WGT., CLASS) WR 84 DAN CASON (6-3, 193, So.) LT 74 RYAN RISCH (6-6, 316, Jr.) LG 72 BRIAN CROCKETT (6-3, 321, Jr.) C 75 CRAIG CAPODIFERRO (6-6, 301, Jr.) RG 77 JAMES GERMANO (6-3, 297, Sr.) RT 79 VITTORIO OTTANELLI (6-3, 297, Sr.) TE 96 CJ STEMPECK (6-5, 230, Fr.) WR 14 JONATHAN MPUTU (6-3, 210, Jr.) QB 7 GAVIN McCARNEY (6-2, 193, So.) FB 40 ED PAVALKO (5-11, 239, Fr.) TB 32 NATE EACHUS (5-10, 217, Sr.)
COLGATE DEFENSE POS. NO. PLAYER (HT., WGT., CLASS) RE 10 ANDREW NAIRIN (6-3, 225, So.) DT 65 GREG KAFAF (6-0, 285, Sr.) NT 63 TYLER DANIELSEN (6-1, 292, Jr.) DE 98 SHANE WILSON (6-2, 246, So.) ILB 48 CHRIS DIMASSA (6-1, 229, Sr.) ILB 42 PATRICK FRIEL (6-3, 226, Jr.) OLB 82 ADAM LOCK (6-2, 234, Sr.) CB 21 KENNY McKENZIE (5-9, 174, Sr.) SS 29 CHAD FREY (6-1, 204, So.) FS 20 VINNIE NICOSIA (6-0, 212, Sr.) CB 23 WENDELL LEWIS (5-8, 166, So.)
COLGATE SPECIAL TEAMS POS. NO. PLAYER (HT., WGT., CLASS) KO 24 EVAN GOLDSZAK (5-11, 186, Jr.) FG 90 JOE UGLIETTO (5-10, 153, Fr.) P 24 EVAN GOLDSZAK (5-11, 186, Jr.) HLD 4 DAN BASIL (5-10, 200, Sr.) LS 42 PATRICK FRIEL (6-3, 226, Jr.) KOR 5 JIMMY DECICCO (6-0, 186, Fr.) 30 DANNY EPSTEIN (5-10, 192, Fr.) PR 11 RYNE MORRISON (5-11, 182, So.) 2011 COLGATE DEPTH CHART
Offense Defense
Pos. No. Player (Ht., Wgt., Class) Pos. No. Player (Ht., Wgt., Class) WR 84 Dan Cason (6-3, 193, So.) RUSH 10 Andrew Nairin (6-3, 225, So.) 4 Dan Basil (5-10, 203, Sr.) 60 Zach Vinci (6-2, 218, Fr.)
LT 74 Ryan Risch (6-6, 316, Jr.) NT 65 Greg Kafaf (6-0, 285, Sr.) 71 Andrew Scarmardo (6-5, 288, So.) 67 Chris Horner (6-3, 278, Jr.)
LG 72 Brian Crockett (6-3, 321, Jr.) DT 63 Tyler Danielsen (6-1, 292, Jr.) 50 Harlan Abeshouse (6-2, 272, Jr.) 66 Michael Watts (6-2, 253, So.)
C 75 Craig Capodiferro (6-6, 301, Jr.) DE 98 Shane Wilson (6-2, 246, So.) 69 Kevin Morgan (6-0, 292, Sr.) 85 Anto Almasian (6-5, 250, Fr.)
RG 77 James Germano (6-3, 297, Sr.) ILB 48 Chris DiMassa (6-1, 229, Sr.) 50 Harlan Abeshouse (6-2, 272, Jr.) 34 Jared Pratt (6-0, 207, So.)
RT 79 Vittorio Ottanelli (6-3, 297, Sr.) ILB 42 Patrick Friel (6-3, 226, Jr.) 71 Andrew Scarmardo (6-5, 288, So.) 41 Austin Dier (6-0, 222, Jr.)
TE 96 CJ Stempeck (6-5, 230, Fr.) OLB 82 Adam Lock (6-2, 234, Sr.) 49 Louis Jacob (6-4, 242, Fr.) 43 Mike Carbone (6-0, 209, Sr.)
WR 14 Jonathan Mputu (6-3, 210, Jr.) CB 21 Kenny McKenzie (5-9, 174, Sr.) 89 Chris Looney (6-3, 201, Jr.) 22 Nat Bellamy (5-11, 171, So.)
QB 7 Gavin McCarney (6-2, 193, So.) SS 29 Chad Frey (6-1, 204, So.) 15 Josh Hasenberg (6-2, 213, Jr.) 36 Kris Kent (5-11, 183, Fr.)
TB 32 Nate Eachus (5-10, 217, Sr.) FS 20 Vinnie Nicosia (6-0, 212, Sr.) 30 Danny Epstein (5-10, 192, Fr.) 25 Jordan McCord (5-10, 213, Jr.)
FB 40 Ed Pavalko (5-11, 239, Fr.) CB 23 Wendell Lewis (5-8, 166, So.) 37 John Tinkham (6-1, 219, Jr.) 18 Mike Armiento (6-0, 175, Fr.)
Specialists
KO 24 Evan Goldszak (5-11, 186, Jr.)
FG-PAT 90 Joe Uglietto (5-10, 153, Fr.)
Punter 24 Evan Goldszak (5-11, 186, Jr.)
Holder 4 Dan Basil (5-10, 200, Sr.)
LSnapper 42 Patrick Friel (6-3, 226, Jr.)
KOR 5 Jimmy DeCicco (6-0, 186, Fr.) 30 Danny Epstein (5-10, 192, Fr.)
PR 11 Ryne Morrison (5-11, 182, So.)
OFFENSE DEFENSE 7 GAVIN McCARNEY, QB (So., 6-2, 193) 10 ANDREW NAIRIN, RE (So., 6-3, 225) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 1/1) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 12/1) • CAREER HIGHS: Passing Comp.- 17 vs. Albany (2011), Att.- 24 vs. Albany • CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-1 vs. Georgetown, Princeton and Fordham 2010. (2011), Yds- 210 vs. Albany (2011), TD's- 2 vs. Albany (2011), Rushing Att.- 21 vs. Career Sacks-0. Career TFL-0. Albany (2011), Yds- 114 vs. Albany (2011) 65 GREG KAFAF, DT (Sr., 6-0, 285) 15 JOSH HASENBERG, QB (Jr., 6-2, 213) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 12/12) • GP/GS (2011: 0/0, Career: 0/0) • CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-3 vs. Syracuse 2010. Career TFL's-2. Career • CAREER HIGHS: Sacks-1. Career FR-0.
32 NATE EACHUS, RB (Sr., 5-10, 217) 63 TYLER DANIELSEN, NT (Jr., 6-1, 292) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 33/24) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 12/12) • CAREER HIGHS: Rushing Att-45 vs. Lafayette 2009. Yds-291 vs. Cornell • CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-7 vs Fordham 2010. Career TFL's-2. 2010. TD’s-5 vs. Lafayette 2009. Long Run-53 vs. Georgetown 2009. Rec-4 Career Sacks-2. Career FR-1, Career Int-1 Yds-59 vs. Albany 2011. TD's-None. Long Catch-44 vs. Albany 2011. 98 SHANE WILSON, DE (So., 6-2, 246) 44 ZAUHN LEWIS, TB (Jr., 5-10, 208) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 1/1) • GP/GS (2011: 0/0, Career: 10/0) • CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-0. Career TFL's-0. Career Sacks-0. Career Int-0 • CAREER HIGHS: Rushing Att-5 vs Fordham 2010. Yds-16 vs Fordham 2010. TD’s-0. Long Run-7 vs. Fordham 2010. 48 CHRIS DIMASSA, ILB (Sr., 6-1, 229) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 33/12) 4 DAN BASIL, WR (Sr., 6-2, 220) • CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-12 vs. Cornell 2010. Career TFL's-0. • GP/GS (2011: 1/0, Career: 15/0) Career Sacks-0. • CAREER HIGHS: Rec-2 vs. Cornell 2009 Yds-23 vs. Stony Brook 2009. TD’s-0 Long Catch-23 vs. Stony Brook 2009. 42 PATRICK FRIEL, ILB (Jr., 6-3, 226) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 13/10) 84 DANIEL CASON, WR (So., 6-3, 193) • CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-9 vs. Cornell 2010. Career TFL-0. Career Sacks-0. • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 10/2) Career FF-0. Career FR-0. • CAREER HIGHS: Rec-5 vs. Holy Cross 2010. Yds-36 vs. Monmouth 2010. TD’s-0 82 ADAM LOCK, OLB (Sr., 6-2, 234) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 17/9) 14 JONATHAN MPUTU, WR (Jr., 6-3, 210) • CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-9 vs. Furman 2010. • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 18/10) Career TFL-1.0. Career Sacks-0. • CAREER HIGHS: Rec-4 vs. Syracuse 2010. Yds-17 vs. Furman & Syracuse 2010. TD’s-0 43 MIKE CARBONE, OLB (Sr., 6-0, 209) • GP/GS (2011: 1/0, Career: 20/12) 89 CHRIS LOONEY, WR (Jr., 6-3, 201) • CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-8 vs. Coastal Carolina & Furman 2008. • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 5/1) Career TFL-2.5. Career Sacks-0.5. • CAREER HIGHS: Rec-8 vs. Albany, 2011. Yds-58 vs. Albany. TD’s-0. 20 VINNIE NICOSIA, FS (Sr., 6-0, 212) 96 CJ STEMPECK, TE (Fr., 6-5, 230) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 28/13) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 1/1) • CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-9 vs. Albany 2011. Career TFL-1. • CAREER HIGHS: Rec-1vs. Albany Yds-2 vs. Albany. TD’s-1 vs. Albany Career FF-1. Career FR-2. Career Int-1.
49 LOUIS JACOB, TE (Fr., 6-4, 242) 21 KENNY MCKENZIE, CB (Sr., 5-9, 174) • GP/GS (2011: 1/0, Career: 1/0) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 15/4) • CAREER HIGHS: Rec-0 Yds-0. TD’s-0 • CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-3 vs. Monmouth 2010. Career TFL's-0. Career Sacks-0. Career FR-0.
PLACEKICKER 23 WENDELL LEWIS, CB (So., 5-8, 166) 90 JOE UGLIETTO, PK (Fr., 5-10, 153) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 15/4) • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 1/1) • CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-4 vs. Cornell 2010. Career TFL's-1 vs. Cornell 2010. • CAREER HIGHS: PAT-4 vs. Albany. FG-1 vs. Albany Longest FG- 24 vs. Career Sacks-0. Career FR-0. Albany 2011 29 CHAD FREY, SS (So., 6-1, 204) PUNTER • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 7/3) 24 EVAN GOLDSZAK, P (Jr., 5-11, 186) • CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-2 vs. Cornell 2010. Career TFL's-1 vs. Cornell. • GP/GS (2011: 1/1, Career: 15/15) Career Sacks-0. Career FR-0, Career Int-2 • CAREER HIGHS: P-8 vs. Stony Brook, I20-3 vs. Stony Brook, Yds-280 vs. Stony Brook 2009, Avg.-44.0 vs. Monmouth 2010, TB-1 (3x)
PUNT RETURNS 11 RYNE MORRISON, WR (So., 5-11, 195) • CAREER HIGHS: Att.-2. Career Long-11 vs. Albany 2011.
KICKOFF RETURNS 5 JIMMY DeCICCO, QB (Fr., 6-0, 186) • CAREER HIGHS: Att.-1. Career Long-42 vs. Albany.
30 DANNY EPSTEIN, RB (Fr., 5-10, 192) • CAREER HIGHS: Att.-1. Career Long-21 vs. Albany. THE LAST TIME
TEAM Towson 2001 (-4) Field Goals Caught 10 or more passes - Had 30 or more first downs - 10 or less yards rushing - Kicked a 50-yard field goal - Brian Shaun Adair, Lafayette 2008 (10) Buffalo 2003 (32) Holy Cross 2001 (5) Byrne vs. Delaware 1979 Caught 8 or more passes - Had 20 or more first downs - 50 or less yards rushing - Bill Edger, Holy Cross 2009 (9) Albany 2011 (27) Cornell 2010 (32) Kicked three or more field goals - Had 500 yards rushing - 10 or less pass attempts - Mike Rava vs. Central Conn. 2005 (3) Had 100 or more yards of pass Lafayette 1975 (501) Bucknell 2004 (6) receptions - Had 400 yards rushing - Zero yards passing - Punting Bill Edger, Holy Cross 2009 (127) Cornell 2010 (440) Army 1997 (0) Had a 70-yard punt - Had 200 or more yards of pass Had 300 yards rushing - 10 or less yards passing - Erich Kutschke vs. Cornell 1999 (70) receptions - Cornell 2009 (344) Army 1997 (0) Had a 60-yard punt - Josh Snyder, Lehigh 2001 (209) Had 400 yards passing - No points - Jason Sutton vs. Lafayette 2006 (62) Fordham 1990 (410) Fordham 2005 (23-0) Scoring Had 300 yards passing - Defense Scored 10 or more points kicking - Lehigh 2005 (321) INDIVIDUAL Recovered a fumble for a TD - Jason Leo, Lehigh 2006 (11) Had 200 yards passing - Rushing Geoff Bean vs. Monmouth 2006 Albany 2011 (210) Rushed 40 or more times - Recovered three fumbles - Field Goals Had 600 yards total offense - Nate Eachus vs. Georgetown 2010 (44) Geoff Bean vs. Holy Cross 2004 Kicked a 50-yard field goal - Cornell 2008 (600) Rushed 30 or more times - Intercepted two passes - Wayne Matt Douglas, Lehigh 2003 (51) Had 500 yards total offense - Nate Eachus vs. Syracuse 2010 (35) Moten vs. Lafayette 2007 Cornell 2010 (505) Rushed for 250 or more yards - Blocked a punt - Defense Had 400 yards total offense - Nate Eachus vs. Cornell 2010 (291) Cody Williams vs. Dartmouth, 2006 Returned a punt for a touchdown - Albany 2011 (490) Rushed for 200 or more yards - Blocked two punts - J.J. Moore, UMass 2007 (58) Had 100 plays total offense - Nate Eachus vs. Cornell 2010 (291) Max Wynn vs. Lafayette, 1999 Returned a kickoff for a touchdown - Holy Cross 2001 (100) Rushed for 100 or more yards - Blocked three punts - A.J. Kizekai, Bucknell 2007 (92) Had 90 plays total offense - Nate Eachus vs. Albany 2011 (165) Brandon Tinson vs. Towson, 2000 Returned a interception for a touch- Cornell 1996 (90) Rushed for back-to-back 200 yards Blocked punt for TD - down - Had 100 or more points - games - Nate Eachus vs. Cornell (241) & Antwone Porter vs. Columbia, 2002 Frank Morand, Cornell 2007 (72) R.P.I. 1915 (107) Bucknell (214) 2008 Blocked field goal - Recovered a fumble for a TD - Had 90 or more points - Rushed for five touchdowns - Paul Mancuso vs. Princeton 2009 Chad Glasser, Bucknell 2006 (end Bethany 1930 (99) Nate Eachus vs. Lafayette 2009 Interception Return for TD - zone) Had 80 or more points - Rushed for four touchdowns - Coree' Moses vs. Holy Cross 2009 (37) Intercepted two passes - Susquehanna 1922 (87) Jordan Scott vs. Lafayette 2007 Chris Richards, Stony Brook 2008 Had 70 or more points - Rushed for three touchdowns - Miscellanous Intercepted three passes - Ohio Wesleyan 1933 (72) Nate Eachus vs. Cornell 2010 Punt Return for TD - Tim Strickland, Princeton 2004 Had 60 or more points - Rushed for two touchdowns - Jesse Boyd-Brandon Tinson vs. Blocked punt for TD - Lehigh 1997 (61) Nate Eachus vs. Princeton 2010 Harvard, 1998 Quincy Skinner, Florida Atlantic 2003 Had 50 or more points - Had a quarterback rush for 100 Kickoff Return for TD - Bucknell 2008 (52) yards - Gavin McCarney vs. Albany Pat Simonds vs. Lafayette 2007 TEAM (opponent) Had five or more fumbles - 2011 (114) Fumble Return for TD - Rushing Fordham 2001 (5) Had a quarterback rush for 100 Geoff Bean vs. Monmouth, 2006 (72) Had two runners rush for 100 yards - Had five or more fumbles lost - yards in two consecutive games - Stony Brook, 2008 Harvard 1998 (6) Greg Sullivan vs. Dartmouth (136) & INDIVIDUAL (Opponent) Rushed for 300 yards against Had two runners rush for 100 yards Fordham (107) 2008 Rushing Colgate - Furman 2008 (304) each - Fordham 2009 (McCord, Sullivan) Had 200 or more yards rushing - Rushed for 400 yards against Had two passers pass for 100 Passing Daris Wilson, Bucknell 2004 (236) Colgate - Harvard 1995 (471) yards each - Rutgers 1988 (Goodwin, Passed for 400 or more yards - Had 150 or more yards rushing - Rushed for 500 yards against Phelan) Dave Goodwin vs. Fordham 1990 (410) Jordan Culbreath, Princeton 2008 (153) Colgate - Navy 1998 (515) Had two receivers gain 100 yards Passed for 300 or more yards - Had 100 or more yards rushing - each - Mike Saraceno vs. Lehigh 2005 (321) Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross 2009 Passing Georgetown 2007 (Burke, Simonds) Passed for 200 or more yards - (116) Had two passers throw for 100 yards Had a quarterback rush for 100 Gavin McCarney vs. Albany 2011 (210) Had a run over 80 yards - Massachusetts 2005 yards - Fordham 2009 Attempted 40 or more passes - Branden Benson, Princeton 2004 (84) Returned a punt for a TD - Mike Saraceno vs. UNH 2005 (40) Had a run over 60 yards - Receiving Lafayette 1999 (2) Completed 20 or more passes - Jonathan Hurt, Lafayette 2006 (80) Had three receivers catch five or Returned a kickoff for a TD - Alex Relph vs. Towson 2007 (21) Rushed 40 or more times - more passes - Dartmouth 2008 Lafayette 2007 Rich Lemon, Bucknell, 1995 (43) Returned an interception for a TD - Total Offense Rushed 35 or more times - Total Offense Lafayette 2010 Had 400 yards total offense - Noah Read, Towson, 2000 (36) Had 600 or more yards of total Returned a fumble for a TD - Mike Saraceno vs. Lehigh 2005 (408) Rushed 30 or more times - offense against Colgate - Monmouth 2006 Milan Williams, Dartmouth 2007 (30) New Hampshire 2005 (605) Blocked a punt - Dartmouth 2006 Receiving Rushed 25 or more times - Had 500 or more yards of total Did not attempt a punt - Caught 10 passes or more - David Sinisi, Monmouth 2009 (26) offense against Colgate - Princeton 2008 Doug Rosnick vs. Georgetown 2010 Furman 2008 (515) Blocked a FG - Princeton 2009 (2x) (10) Passing Missed a PAT - Dartmouth 2008 (made Had 200 or more yards of pass Passed for 400 yards or more - Defense 30) receptions - Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross 2007 Blocked a punt - Holy Cross 2005 Shut out an opponent - Luke Graham vs. Lafayette 2002 (206) (441) Tackled a Colgate player in the end Fordham 2005 (23-0) Had 100 or more yards of pass Passed for 300 yards or more - zone for a safety - Dartmouth 2005 Was shut out by an opponent - receptions - Rob Curley vs. Lafayette 2009 (373) Intercepted five or more passes - Delaware 2003 (40-0) Doug Rosnick vs. Princeton 2010 (141) Passed for 200 yards or more - Central Conn. 2005 (5) Tied a game - Lafayette 1993 (7-7) Caught three touchdown passes - Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross 2009 Intercepted five passes - Pat Simonds vs. Lehigh 2008 (288) Miscellaneous Massachusetts 2005 (5) Caught two touchdown passes - Attempted 60 or more passes - Had 30 or more first downs against Intercepted four passes - Doug Rosnick vs. Princeton 2010 Joe Lee, Towson 1999 (65) Colgate - Navy, 1998 (30) Towson 1996 (4) Attempted 50 or more passes - Had 20 or more first downs against Intercepted three passes - Scoring Charlie Rittgers, Dartmouth 2004 (59) Colgate - Holy Cross 2009 (24) Holy Cross 2009 (3) Scored 10 or more points kicking - Attempted 40 or more passes - Scored 60 points against Colgate - Recorded a Sfatey- Jacob Stein vs. Bucknell 2008 (10) Nathan Ford, Cornell 2008 (41) Rutgers, 1993 (68) Holy Cross (2010) Scored five touchdowns - Completed 30 or more passes - Scored 50 points against Colgate - Nate Eachus vs. Lafayette 2009 Alex Jenny, Dartmouth 2008 (42) Lafayette, 2009 (56) TEAM DEFENSE Scored four touchdowns - Scored 40 points against Colgate - 10 or less first downs - Nate Eachus vs. Georgetown 2010 Receiving Syracuse, 2010 (42) Albany 2007 (10) Scored three touchdowns - Caught TD pass over 75 yards - Negative yards rushing - Nate Eachus vs. Cornell 2010 Brad Bernardini, Bucknell 1992 (83) RETURNING LETTERWINNERS
Dan Basil born in Westmont, NJ … has one brother … his father was the starting point guard High School: played at West Deptford #4 on the 1984 Georgetown National Cham- High School in Westville, New Jersey … Wide Receiver pionship team ... full name is Nathaniel lettered three years with the Eagles … Senior - 1VL Gene Bellamy ... major is undeclared. played linebacker and offensive guard in Amityville, N.Y. his senior year … served as captain while leading his team to a 10-2 record … made Craig 106 tackles in 2007 along with three As A Sophomore Capodiferro fumble recoveries, three forced fumbles (2009) - played in all and three passes broken up … selected 11 games ... had two #75 for New Jersey North-South game at catches against Cor- Offensive Line linebacker … first team Associated Press nell totaling 14 yards ... had one recep- Junior - 1VL all-state linebacker … first team all-South tion against Stony Brook for 23 yards ... Bayville, N.Y. Jersey by Courier Post and Philadelphia rushed for five yards against Dartmouth Inquirer … first team all-South Jersey ... had one tackle against Monmouth ... Group II by Courier Post … first team all- totaled 42 all-purpose yards. As A Sophomore Gloucester County and all-conference … As A Freshman (2008) - played in (2010) - played in all Courier Post Scholar Athlete of the Year three games (vs. Dartmouth, Fordham 11 games ... made one catch for nine … Gloucester County Times Defensive and Princeton) before suffering a season- yards against Furman. Player of the Year … Touchdown Club of ending injury ... had no statistics. As A Freshman (2009) - played in four games. Southern New Jersey Lineman of the Year and Mini Max Award winner presented by High School: played at St. Anthony’s in the Maxwell Football Club … named team’s Melville, New York … lettered four years High School: played at Locust Valley most valuable player … coached by Clyde with the Friars … played defensive back High School in Locust Valley, New York … Folsom … also lettered in bowling. in his senior year … team finished 10-1 lettered twice with the Falcons … played and CHSFL champions … made 41 tackles, center and nose guard in his senior sea- Personal: Major is geology ... parents are two interceptions, one fumble forced and son … served as captain … picked for 2009 Kevin Carbone and Cynthia Strong ... born scored two touchdowns … picked for CHS- Nassau vs. Suffolk Senior Bowl at center in Camden, New Jersey ... full name is FL Island Senior Bowl .. was first team … all-county and academic all-conference Michael Thomas Carbone. all-CHSFL at strong safety … coached by … coached by Joe Knoll … a member of Rich Reichert … also lettered in track. the National Honor Society Daniel Cason Personal: Major is History ... parents are Personal: parents are Philip and Deborah #84 Capodiferro of Bayville, New York … has Harold and Helen Basil of Amityville, New Wide Receiver York ... born in Mineola, New York ... has two brothers … full name is Craig Capodi- one brother ... full name is Daniel Mat- ferro ... major is economics. Sophomore - 1VL thew Basil. Somerville, N.J.
Mike Carbone As A Freshman Nat Bellamy #43 (2010) - played in all #22 Linebacker 11 games ... made 21 Defensive Back Sophomore - 2VL receptions for 185 yards Thorofare, N.J. on the season ... caught five passes for Sophomore - 1VL 34 yards against Holy Cross ... recorded Los Angeles, Calf. four receptions for 47 yards against Ford- As A Junior (2010) - ham ... also caught four passes against As A Freshman played in nine games Georgetown for 38 yards ... caught (2010) - played in ... made five tackles three passes against Lehigh, two against eight games ... had two on the season ... had Lafayette and Bucknell and one against receptions for 30 yards two tackles against Princeton ... had one Monmouth. against Lafayette ... returned an intercep- tackle against Georgetown, Bucknell and tion 51 yards for a touchdown against Fordham. High School: A 2010 graduate of East Bucknell ... also recorded three tackles As A Sophomore (2009) - played in Stroudsburg South High School … earned against Bucknell ... made one tackle eight games ... made five tackles on the two varsity letters … played wide receiver against Cornell and Lehigh. season ... had two tackles each against … served as captain his senior year … Cornell and Lafayette ... had one tackle made 57 receptions for 1,104 yards and High School: A 2010 graduate of Loyola against Fordham. 20 touchdowns ...finished his career with High School of Los Angeles … earned As A Freshman (2008) - started in all 97 receptions for 1,834 yards and 30 TD’s one varsity letter with the Cubs … played 12 games at inside linebacker ... one of ... selected to play in the 2010 East-West three seasons and earned two varsity five first-year players to earn a varsity let- Shrine Game ... two-time first team all- letters with Jesuit High School in Portland ter ... tied for second in team tackles with Mountain Valley Conference ... first team Oregon ... played defensive back and wide 62 (40-22) ... had nine tackles against all-Area and all-State as a senior ... also receiver as a senior ... first team all-Serra Coastal Carolina, eight against Furman lettered in basketball and track … a mem- League … selected as scholar athlete by and six vs. Dartmouth, Cornell and Lehigh ber of the National Honor Society. LA Chapter of National Football Founda- ... credited with 2.5 tackles for loss for tion and College Hall of Fame ... also let- minus eight yards ... one quarterback Personal: parents are James and Carol tered in baseball, Rugby and track. sack against Cornell ... one pass broken Cason of East Stroudsburg, Pa … born in up ... named Patriot League Rookie of Sommerville, NJ … has four brothers and Personal: parents are Gene Smith and the Week for his performance in win over one sister … full name is Daniel Thomas Lee Bellamy of Los Angeles, California … Cornell. Cason ... major is undeclared.
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Brian Crockett Austin Dier made seven total tackles … had three tackles against Holy Cross, two against #72 #41 Albany and one apiece vs. Fordham and Offensive Line Linebacker Bucknell. Junior - 1VL Junior - 1VL Passaic, N.J. Orlando, Fla. High School: A 2006 graduate of Coates- ville Area Senior High School in Coates- ville, Pennsylvania … earned three varsity As A Sophomore As A Sophomore letters … played linebacker and tight end (2010) - played in nine (2010) - played in two in his senior season … served as captain games. games against Cornell … made 95 tackles and six interceptions and Lafayette. … first team all-Ches-Mont League and As A Freshman (2009) - played in four As A Freshman (2009) - played in two all-area by Daily Local News … honorable games. games against Monmouth and Dartmouth. mention all-state by Philadelphia Inquirer … selected for the Valor Bowl … coached High School: played at St. Mary’s High High School: played at Olympia High by Tom Nichols … also lettered in basket- School in Rutherford, New Jersey … let- School in Orlando, Florida … lettered three ball and track. tered three years with the Gaels … played years … played linebacker in his senior
offensive and defensive tackle in his season … served as captain … made 105 Personal: Major is Geography … parents senior year … served as captain … made tackles and one interception … picked are Louis and Marie DiMassa of Coates- 31 tackles … first team all-league and for Central Florida Senior Bowl … first ville, Pennsylvania … born June 9, 1988 honorable mention all-county … coached team all-Metro Conference … team MVP … in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania … has one by Mike Sheridan … also lettered in wres- honorable mention Florida All-State Class brother … full name is Christopher Michael tling … a member of the National Honor 6A … coached by Bob Head … also lettered DiMassa. Society. in basketball … a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: parent is Franklin Crockett, Jr., Nate Eachus of Passaic, New Jersey … born in Passaic, Personal: parents are Charlie and Renae New Jersey … has one sister … full name Dier of Orlando, Florida … born in Orlando, #32 is Brian A. Crockett ... major is econom- Florida … full name is Austin James Dier Running Back ics. ... major is undeclared. Senior - 3VL Drums, Pa. Tyler Danielsen Chris DiMassa As A Junior (2010) - #63 #48 played in and started all Defensive Line Linebacker 11 games ... FCS Conse- Junior - 1VL Senior - 2VL nus First Team All-Amer- South Amboy, N.J. Coatesville, Pa. ican ... named to the Sports Network/ Fathead.com, AFCA, Walter Camp and AP All-American First Teams ... CFPA Elite As A Sophomore As A Senior (2010) - Running Back of the Year ... ECAC All- (2010) - played in all played in all 11 games Star ... named Patriot League Offensive 11 games ... finished ... named to all-Patriot Player of the Year ... all-Patriot League with 27 tackles on sea- League first team ... first team ... had 317 carries for 1,871 son ... recorded five tackles and one sack led the team and finished fourth in the yards and 21 touchdowns ... also made against Furman ... had two tackles, one Patriot League with 92 tackles ... made a 18 catches for 168 yards and one score sack and forced a fumble against Cornell season-high 15 tackles against Furman ...... named a Walter Payton Award Finalist ... had one tackle and an interception made 12 tackles, two for a loss against and finished sixth overall in the voting ... against Princeton ... recorded a season- Cornell ... recorded nine solo tackles led the FCS in rushing with 170.1 yards high seven tackles against Fordham. against Georgetown ... made eight tackles per game ... also led the nation with 12.0 As A Freshman (2009) - did not play. and recorded two interceptions against points per game ... recorded 25 carries Lafayette ... was named Patriot League for a school and Patriot League record 291 High School: played at Sayreville War Defensive Player of the Week and earned yards against Cornell ... also rushed 44 Memorial High School in Parlin, New CFPA honors after the Lafayette game ... times for 214 yards and four touchdowns Jersey … lettered three years … played recorded eight tackles and one for loss against Georgetown ... made 32 carries on the offensive line in his senior year … against Syracuse ... had seven solo tack- against Lafayette for 212 yards and two served as captain … two time all-county les against Bucknell. touchdowns ... had 204 yards rush- … first team all-area in 2008 and second As A Junior (2009) - played in 10 ing against Fordham with two scores ... team all-state … named to Super 100 games ... totaled 13 tackles ... 8 were finished with 160 yards against Bucknell, All-State team … two time all-Red Division unassisted ... made six tackles and one 155 against Holy Cross, 147 against Syra- and GMC Coaches all-conference … team’s fumble recovery against Bucknell ... tallied cuse, 139 against Monmouth, 134 against MVP … coached by George Najjar … also four tackles against Cornell ... had two Furman and 124 against Lehigh ... scored lettered in track. tackles against Princeton and one against 132 points ... totaled 2,031 all-purpose Georgetown. yards. Personal: parents are Thomas and Kathy As A Sophomore (2008) - played a As A Sophomore (2009) - played in Danielsen of South Amboy, New Jersey … reserve role in the first three games ... eight games ... had 187 carries for 919 born in Freehold, New Jersey … has two missed the rest of the season with an yards and 16 touchdowns ... made 45 brothers … full name is Tyler James Dan- injury ... made one sole tackle against carries against Lafayette for 216 yards ielsen ... major is undeclared. Coastal Carolina. and five touchdowns ... had 161 yards As A Freshman (2007) – played in all rushing against Georgetown, 139 against 11 games primarily on special teams …
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Monmouth, 129 against Cornell and member of the National Honor Society. 102 against Princeton ... scored three High School: Played at Lampeter- touchdowns each against Monmouth and Personal: Major is sociology and Strasburg High School in Pennsylvania ... Cornell ... had one reception against anthropology ... parents are Todd and lettered three years with the Pioneers ... Lafayette for eight yards ... returned three Ellen Eachus of Drums, Pennsylvania ... Played running back and safety his junior kicks against Holy Cross for 56 yards born June 15, 1990 in Wilkes-Barre, Penn- and senior seasons ... In his senior year ... made one tackle against Bucknell ... sylvania ... has two older brothers ... full had 922 rushing yards on 103 carries scored 96 points ... totaled 989 all-pur- name is Nathan F. Eachus. ... Also had 193 receiving yards on 15 pose yards. catches ... Had a total of 1612 all purpose As A Freshman (2008) - named Patriot yards and 16 TD ... On defense recorded League Rookie of the Year ... selected Patrick Friel 4 interceptions and 29 tackles ... Named first team all-league ... played in all 12 #42 Defensive back of the year ... Named first games with three starts ... was Colgate’s Linebacker team all-league defensive back, running second leading rusher with 172 carries for Junior - 1VL back, and kick returner ... Selected to 932 yards and 10 touchdowns ... finished St. Charles, Ill. play in the Pennsylvania East vs. West fourth in the league in rushing with 77.7 game ... MVP and captain of his team yards per game ... moved from linebacker ... Also was captain and MVP of lacrosse to the backfield when leading rusher Jor- As A Sophomore team and named an Academic All-Amer- dan Scott was injured in the Cornell game (2010) - played in all ican in his senior season ... Valedictorian ... started against Bucknell, Lafayette and 11 games ... finished of his high school and member of the Lehigh ... in the Cornell game, he had second on the team with National Honor Society. made three tackles including one quarter- 73 tackles ... also had five tackles for a back sack before replacing Scott ... ran loss ... recorded a season-high 12 tackles Personal: Parents are Rick and Kay Frey for 241 yards against Cornell in little over against Holy Cross ... had 10 tackles of Lancaster, Pennsylvania ... Has an older two quarters - eighth highest single game against Furman ... posted nine tackles sister at University of Delaware and two performance in school history ... finished against Cornell and Fordham ... recorded younger brothers ... Full name is Chad the season with three games over 100 six tackles, two for a loss against Lehigh. Lucas Frey ... major is undeclared. yards rushing and two over 200 yards ... As A Freshman (2009) - played in had 214 yards against Bucknell, and 171 three games against Lehigh, Lafayette against Lafayette, 103 vs. Lehigh, and and Bucknell ... made one tackle against James Germano 118 against Holy Cross ... scored three Lehigh. #77 touchdowns against Cornell and Bucknell Offensive Line ... finished eighth in the Patriot League High School: played at St. Charles East in scoring with 60 points ... caught three High School in St. Charles, Illinois … let- Senior - 1VL passes for 28 yards, and accounted for tered three years with the Saints … played Atlanta, Ga. 960 all-purpose yardage ... credited with tight end and linebacker in his senior season … served as captain … made 112 10 tackles ... was Patriot League Rookie of As A Senior (2010) - tackles and one interception … his school the Week against Cornell, Bucknell, Lafay- played in all 11 games was UEC champions in his junior season ette, Lehigh and Holy Cross ... named Col- ... named all-Patriot … runner-up for Upstate Eight Confer- lege Sporting News National FCS honors League first team. ence Defensive MVP … honorable mention vs. Cornell. As A Junior (2009) - played in six all-state, two-time all-conference and games. Courier News all-area … also two-time all- High School: A 2008 graduate of Hazle- As A Sophomore (2008) - missed the academic in the conference and all-state ton Area High School in Hazleton, Penn- entire season with an injury. … team’s defensive MVP … coached by Ted sylvania … lettered three years with the As A Freshman (2007) – did not see Monken. Cougars … served as team captain in his any playing time.
senior year while leading his team to an Personal: parents are Tom and Kelly 11-2 mark … played running back and High School: A 2007 graduate of the Friel of St. Charles, Illinois … born in St. linebacker in his final season … rushed for Marist School in Atlanta, Georgia … earned Charles, Illinois … has one brother and 2,169 yards and 28 touchdowns … made three varsity letters … played on the of- sister … full name is Patrick Louis Friel. 116 tackles and scored three touchdowns fensive line … named honorable mention … team played in three consecutive PIAA all-DeKalb County … coached by Alan AAAA state championships and was 2007 Chadwick … also lettered in lacrosse. PIAA District 2 champions … first team Chad Frey Associated Press all-state running back … #29 Personal: Major is sociology and anthro- Pennsylvania Big 33 linebacker … WNEP Strong Safety pology … parents are Trent and Sharon 16 Dream Team Player of the Year and Sophomore - 1VL Germano of Atlanta, Georgia … born in At- Harrisburg Patriot News Platinum 33 Team Lampeter, Pa. lanta, Georgia … has one brother and two … Hazleton Standard Speaker, Wilkes sisters … full name is James K. Germano. Barre Time Leader, Citizens Voice and Reading Eagle Player of the Year … Big As A Freshman School, EasternPAfootball.com and Wyo- (2010) - played in 10 Evan Goldszak ming Valley Conference Player of the Year games ... finished with #24 … team’s Outstanding Player of the Year … 21 tackles and one Placekicker received Scotty Roman Award given to the interception ... 17 tackles were solo ... Junior - 2VL outstanding scholastic athlete in th Hazel- recorded a season-high six tackles and ton area for the second straight year ... one interception against Fordham ... had Naples, Fla. coached by Rocco Petrone … also lettered two tackles, one for a loss against Cornell in wrestling where he was 2007 PIAA ... recorded four tackles against Bucknell As A Sophomore Class AA 189-pound state champion … a and three against Holy Cross. (2010) - played in all
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11 games ... had 39 punts for 1,493 yards Chris Horner kickoffs for 654 yards ... averaged 20.4 ... 14 punts were inside the 20 yard line yards per return ... longest return was 36 ... had eight kickoffs for 451 yards and #67 yards against Lehigh ... accounted for 716 one touchback. Defensive Line all-purpose yardage. As A Freshman (2009) - played in six Junior - 1VL games ... had one tackle each against Milford, Pa. High School: played at Rancho Buena Dartmouth and Fordham ... had 17 punts Vista High School … earned three var- for 641 yards ... six punts were inside the sity letters with the Longhorns … played As A Sophomore 20 yard line ... had five kickoff for 270 running back, strong safety and returned (2010) - played in nine yards ... included four kickoffs against kickoffs in his senior season … was a games ... finished the Fordham for 215 yards. two-time captain … carried 164 times for season with eight tack- 1,519 yards and 21 touchdowns in his les ... made three tackles against Bucknell High School: played at Barron Collier final season while leading his team to a ... recorded two tackles against Princeton High School in Naples, Florida … lettered 9-4 record … picked for the 2008 So-Cal ... made one tackle against Furman, Le- three years with Cougars … played defen- Bowl and Alex Spanos All-Star Classic at high and Fordham. sive end and punted in his senior season running back … was first team all-Avocado As A Freshman (2009) - played in one … served as captain … picked for Collier League and all-North County … second game against Bucknell. County Annual All-Star game … partici- team all-CIF … earned second team all- pated in the National Kicking Combine … Avocado League in his junior season … High School: played at Delaware Valley all-District 16 punter … coached by Mike named team’s offensive MVP … played for High School in Milford, Pennsylvania … Levy … also lettered in soccer (goalie) and coach Eric Jorgenson … also lettered in lettered three years with the Warriors lacrosse. baseball (first team all-state as a junior). … played on the offensive and defen-
sive lines in his senior year … served as Personal: parents are Steven and Nancy Personal: Major is education ... parents captain … had 64 tackles … a two-time, Goldszak of Naples, Florida … born Janu- are Otis and Brenda Jackson of Vista, first team all-Region and all-Lackawanna ary 9, 1991 in Delaware … has two sisters California ... born March 26, 1990 in San League … second team Associated Press … full name is Evan Goldszak. Diego, California ... full name is Noah Class AAAA all-state on offense … help Jordan Jackson. team win the District 2-11 Class AAAA Jakarri Hamlin subregional … picked for PSFCA East vs. West All-Star game on offense … coached Greg Kafaf #59 by Keith Olsommer … also lettered in Defensive Tackle wrestling and track. #65 Senior - 1VL Defensive Tackle Los Angeles, Calif. Personal: parents are Mark and Rosemarie Senior - 1VL Horner of Milford, Pennsylvania … born in Morristown, N.J. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida … has one brother As A Junior (2010) and sister … full name is Christopher Mi- - played in one game chael Horner ... major is undeclared. As A Junior (2010) - against Princeton ... played in all 11 games recorded one tackle. ... finished with eight As A Sophomore (2009) - did not see Noah Jackson tackles, two for a loss playing time. and one sack ... recorded three tackles As A Freshman (2008) - was injured #2 each against Syracuse and Bucknell ... during the first four games ... did not see Running Back made one tackle each against Monmouth any playing time in the final eight games. Senior - 1VL and Fordham. Vista, Calif. As A Sophomore (2009) - did not see High School: played at Harvard West- any playing time. lake in North Hollywood, California … won As A Freshman (2008) - did not see As A Junior (2010) - three varsity letters with the Wolverines any playing time. played in all 11 games … served as captain in his senior year ... carried 86 times while playing on the defensive line … led High School: played at Don Bosco Prep for 358 yards and one team to an 8-4 record … made 67 tackles before attending Blair Academy … earned touchdown ... also had two receptions for including 12 quarterback sacks … selected four varsity letters in high school … played 22 yards and a score ... had 24 carries to play in the Valley All-Star game … defensive tackle in his senior year while for 120 yards and one touchdown against two-time first team all-league … played helping his team to a 12-0 record … they Princeton ... had three carries for 49 yards for coach Vic Eumont … also lettered in were #1 in New Jersey and #7 in the na- against Fordham ... had once catch for basketball. tion … made 45 tackles, six quarterback 17 yards and a touchdown against Lehigh sacks, one fumble recovery and forced ... returned 31 kickoffs for 758 yards ... Personal: Major is sociology and anthro- one fumble … named to the all-state prep averaged 24.5 yards per return ... longest pology ... parents are Steven and Jerrilyn team … coached by Greg Toal. return was 46 yards against Monmouth ... Woods Hamlin of Los Angeles, California accounted for 1,138 all-purpose yardage. ... born in Los Angeles, California ... full Personal: Major is political science ... As A Sophomore (2009) - did not see name is Jakarri Von Hamlin. parents are John and Vincenza Kafaf of playing time due to injury. Harding Township, New Jersey ... born As A Freshman (2008) - played in all 12 in Montclair, New Jersey ... father played games ... carried nine times for 62 yards football at Colgate earning a varsity letter ... longest carry was 20 yards ... best in 1978 ... full name is Gregory Alexander outing came against Bucknell with seven Kafaf. name is Bradley Ellliot Keele. carries for 63 yards ... made 10 tackles on special teams with two fumble recoveries (vs. Lehigh and Villanova) ... returned 32
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Wendell Lewis yards against Holy Cross. As A Sophomore (2009) - played in one Personal: Major is computer science ... #23 game against Cornell. parents are Martin and Margaret Lock of Defensive Back As A Freshman (2008) - did not see Jeannette, Pennsylvania ... born in Jean- Sophomore - 1VL any playing time. nette, Pennsylvania ... full name is Adam Tampa, Fla. M. Lock. High School: played at Fayette County High School … lettered three years with As A Freshman the Tigers … played tight end and defen- Chris Looney (2010) - played in sive end in his senior season … caught 10 seven games ... made #89 passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns seven tackles on the Wide Receiver … made 46 tackles including 13 for losses, season ... had four tackles, one for a loss three quarterback sacks and one intercep- Junior - 1VL against Cornell ... made one pass breakup tion … helped team to an 11-1 record in Verona, N.J. each against Georgetown, Princeton and 2007 and regional championship … first Bucknell. team all-region on offense and second As A Sophomore team on defense … first team all-county High School: played at Middleton High (2010) - played in 10 on offense and defense … also lettered in School ... lettered four years with the games ... made eight basketball and baseball … a member of Tigers ... senior season had five intercep- receptions for 91 yards the National Honor Society. tions, five touchdowns ... named defen- and a touchdown on the season ... caught sive MVP. four passes for 25 yards and a score Personal: Major is psychology ... mother against Lehigh ... had one catch for 33 is LuRoyale Little of Fayetteville, Georgia Personal: Parents are Marecia Bell and yards against Bucknell ... recorded one ... born in Atlanta, Georgia ... full name is Gregory Lewis Sr ... born in Tampa, FLa. catch each against Cornell, Lafayette and BaRack C. Little. ... has three brothers ... full name is Wen- Fordham. dell Keevis Lewis ... major is undeclared. As A Freshman (2009) - did not see any playing time. Adam Lock Zauhn Lewis #82 High School: played at Verona High #44 Linebacker School in Verona, New Jersey … lettered Senior - 1VL three years with the Hillbillies … played Running Back wide receiver and safety in his senior Junior - 1VL Jeannette, Pa. season … served as captain … caught 86 Westminster, Md. passes for 1,250 yards and 14 touch- As A Junior (2010) - downs while leading his team to the North played in 10 games ... 2 Group I state championship (11-1) … As A Sophomore finished the season with first team all-conference, all-county and (2010) - played in 10 31 tackles, 7.5 for a loss all-Group I … second team all-state … set games ... finished the and two sacks ... recorded nine tack- school record for receptions in a single season with 10 car- les against Furman ... had four tackles season … coached by Lou Racioppe … also ries for 33 yards ... had five carries for against Holy Cross ... had two tackles lettered in basketball and track … a mem- 16 yards against Fordham ... had three and a sack against Cornell ... made three ber of the National Honor Society. carries for 13 yards against Princeton ... tackles each against Georgetown, Lafay- recorded seven tackles on special teams. ette, Bucknell and Fordham. Personal: parents are Wayne and Kathy As A Sophomore (2009) - played in Looney of Verona, New Jersey … born in High School: played at Winters Mill High seven games ... had one tackle each Clifton, New Jersey … has one brother … School in Maryland… lettered three years against Lehigh and Lafayette ... had one full name is Christopher Wayne Looney ... with the Falcons … played middle line- tackle-for-loss against Lafayette. major is international relations. backer and full-back senior season and As A Freshman (2008) - the only ac- defensive end his sophmore and junior tion he saw was on special teams in the seasons … as a senior had 97 tackles ... opener against Stony Brook. Jordan McCord 1st team all-County ... 2nd team all- State..nominee for athletic scholar. #25 High School: played at Jeannette High Tailback/Secondary School in Jeannette, Pennsylvania … let- Personal: Parents are Dennis and Terries tered three years with the Jayhawks … Junior - 2VL Lewis … born in Peoria, Ill. … has one played middle linebacker and left tackle Chicago, Ill. brother and one sister ...Zane and Zaria in his senior year … served as captain Lewis… full name is Zauhn Anthony Lewis while leading his team to a 16-0 record ... major is undeclared. As A Sophomore … his team won the WPIAL Interstate (2009) - played in all Conference championship, WPIAL District 11 games ... had 194 BaRack Little championship and PIAA state champion- carries for 930 yards ... #6 ship … selected to play in the PA Foothills had five touchdowns ... had two touch- Tight End Classic at linebacker … two-time first downs each against Dartmouth and Cor- team all-conference … received US Maine nell ... had 4 receptions for 98 yards ... Senior - 1VL Honor, Courage & Commitment Award returned five kicks for 27 yards ... made Fayetteville, Ga. … Pittsburgh KDKA Extra Effort Award three tackles against Monmouth ... had for academics and athletics … named to 1119 all-purpose yards. As A Junior (2010) - Pennsylvania Football All-Academic team As A Freshman (2008) - played in five played in nine games ... under the Gold Section … coached by Ray games with one start ... started in the made one catch for 16 Reitz … a member of the National Honor opener against Stony Brook ... carried 33 Society.
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 RETURNING LETTERWINNERS RETURNING LETTERWINNERS
times for 158 yards and three touchdowns parents are Chris and Alicia McKenzie of his career … in his final season he allowed on the season ... scored two rushing Miami, Florida ... born in Miami, Florida ... only one quarterback sack and recorded touchdowns against Stony Brook, and his full name is Kenny Stefon McKenzie. 70 pancake blocks … picked for the other TD came vs. Bucknell ... caught one Brevard County North vs. South All-Star pass for one yard ... finished with 21 car- game … first team all-Space Coast and ries for 90 yards against Stony Brook for Bryce Mongeon Miami Nike Combine Offensive MVP … was his most productive outing. #58 team’s two-time winner of Coaches Dream Award … a member of the National Honor Defensive End High School: A 2008 graduate of Whit- Society. ney Young High School in Chicago, Illinois Senior - 1VL … earned four varsity letters with the Mountain Top, Pa. Personal: Major is political science ... Dolphins … served as captain in his junior parents are William and Mary Lynne Mor- and senior seasons … played running back As A Junior (2010) - gan of Vero Beach, Florida ... born in West and linebacker in 2007 … led team to a played in nine games ... Palm Beach, Florida ... full name is Kevin 10-2 record … carried 117 times for 1,115 made one tackle against William Morgan. yards and 25 touchdowns … selected for Furman. City vs. Suburban Showcase and Chicago As A Sophomore (2009) - did not see City All-Star games … was all-conference, any playing time. Jonathan Mputu all-city and all-state … team’s two- As A Freshman (2008) - did not see #14 time MVP and most outstanding back … any playing time ... moved from the of- Wide Receiver coached by Tim Franken … also lettered in fensive line to defensive end in spring Junior - 1VL basketball. practice. Personal: Major is undeclared ... par- High School: played at Crestwood High Orlando, Fla. ents are Devin and Velencia Thompson of School … lettered three years with the Chicago, Illinois ... born in Blue Island, Comets … played offensive guard and As A Sophomore Illinois ... full name is Jordan Xavier Mc- tackle, and defensive tackle and end in (2010) - played in all Cord. his senior year … captain of the squad 11 games ... made 13 in his senior season … selected to play receptions for 77 yards in the UNICO East-West All-Star game ... had four catches for 17 yards against Kenny McKenzie at defensive tackle and offensive guard Syracuse ... made two receptions each #21 … named to the Pennsylvania All-State against Furman and Holy Cross ... had Defensive Back AAA Academic Team … first team all-area one catch each against Georgetown, Princeton, Cornell, Lehigh and Bucknell. Senior - 1VL on defensive by the Standard Speaker … two-time second team all-Wyoming Valley As A Freshman (2009) - played in eight Mirimar, Fla. Conference … a member of the National games ... had two tackles against Lafay- Honor Society. ette and one each against Fordham and As A Junior (2010) - Cornell. played in 10 games ... Personal: Major is political science ... made 22 tackles and parents are Tory and Virginia Mongeon High School: played at Winter Park broke-up three passes of Mountain Top, Pennsylvania ... born in High School … lettered three years with on the season ... made six tackles against Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania ... father (Col- the Wildcats … played wide receiver and Furman ... recorded four tackles against gate ’83) and uncle, Kyndle (Colgate ’94) free safety in his senior season … served Leagh and three against Monmouth. played football at Colgate ... full name is as captain … picked to play in the 2008 As A Sophomore (2009) - played in Bryce Thomas Mongeon. Metro All-Star Game as a wide receiver … one game ... made two unassisted tackles honorable mention all-Metro Conference against Georgetown. … received team’s Coaches Award and As A Freshman (2008) - played in Kevin Morgan Scholar Athlete Award … also lettered in seven games ... carried once for minus #69 basketball, track and volleyball … class three yards against Furman ... had one Center president and member of the National kickoff return for 22 yards against Stony Senior - 2VL Honor Society.
Brook ... moved to cornerback during Vero Beach, Fla. spring drills. Personal: parents are Tosh and Nenette Mputu of Orlando, Florida … born in Kin- High School: played at Dade Christian As A Junior (2010) - shasa, D.R. Congo … has one brother and High School in Miami, Florida … earned played in nine games ... sister … full name is Jonathan O. Mputu ... three varsity letters with the Crusaders served as president of major is undeclared. … served as captain in his senior year Uplifting Athletes ... was … played running back while leading his also a member of SAAC. Andrew Nairin team to a 10-2 record … carried 127 As A Sophomore (2009) - played in times for 1,323 yards and 17 touchdowns eight games. #10 … team was regional champions and As A Freshman (2008) - saw action in Defensive End advanced to the state final four … selected only one game ... played on special teams Sophomore - 1VL in the opener against Stony Brook. for the North-South All-Star Game … two- Los Angeles, Calif. time all-county and all-state and 2006 Miami Dade Offensive Player of the Year High School: played at Sebastian River … coached by Mike Sonneborn … also let- High School … was a four-year starter As A Freshman tered in track … a member of the National with the Sharks … captain in his senior (2010) - played in all Honor Society. year … played offensive and defensive 11 games ... made one tackle and handled the long snapping tackle each against Personal: Major is political science ... duties … made 41 consecutive starts in Georgetown, Princeton and Fordham.
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 RETURNING LETTERWINNERS
High School: A 2010 graduate of Chami- Vittorio Ottanelli Steve Rizzo nade College Prep … earned two varsity #16 letters … played tight end, defensive end #79 and linebacker as a senior … was a two- Offensive Tackle Quarterback time captain … made 66 tackles with 12 Senior - 2VL Senior - 1VL sacks as a senior … first team all-League Audubon, N.J. as a senior … second team all-League as a Tampa, Fla. junior ... four-time recipient of Chaminade As A Junior (2010) - Scholar-Athlete Award ... a member of the As A Junior (2010) - played in 10 games ... National Honor Society. played in all 11 games ... named all-Patriot had 36 carries for 176 yards and one touch- Personal: parents are Brian and Tracey League first team. down ... had two carries for 62 yards and Nairin of Hidden Hills, California … born in As A Sophomore (2009) - played in a touchdown against Princeton ... had 23 Los Angeles, California … has one brother nine games. carries for 76 yards against Lehigh ... also and one sister … full name is Andrew Rob- As A Freshman (2008) - did not see completed 11 passes for 89 yards and two ert Nairin ... major is undeclared. any playing time. scores against the Mountain Hawks ... had High School: played at Howard W. Blake four carries for 22 yards against Cornell. High School … lettered three years with As A Sophomore (2009) - played in Vinnie Nicosia four games against Dartmouth, Cornell, #20 the Yellow Jackets … was captain in his senior year … played on offensive and de- Georgetown and Bucknell ... had one carry Free Safety fensive lines in his final season … credited against Cornell. Senior - 2VL with 85 pancake blocks … selected for All- As A Freshman (2008) - appeared in Amsterdam, N.Y. Hillsborough County East vs. West game one game against Bucknell. … all-Western Conference, second team all-county and second team all-Suncoast High School: played at Audubon High As A Junior (2010) - … named team’s best offensive lineman School … won four varsity letters with played in seven games … had team’s highest GPA … played for the Green Wave … served as captain as a ... made four tackles coach Sean Washington … also lettered junior and senior … completed 153-of-235 against Fordham ... in track and field … a member of the Na- passes for 2,052 yards and 18 touchdowns had two tackles each against Monmouth, tional Honor Society. … also rushed for 292 yards and four Lehigh and Lafayette. touchdowns … three-time first team all- As A Sophomore (2009) - played in Personal: Major is peace and conflict Colonial Conference, two-time all-Group all 11 games ... made 29 tackles ... had studies ... parents are Fraser Ottanelli and I and Touchdown Club Back of the Year six tackles each against Monmouth, Giovanna Benadusi of Tampa, Florida ... … selected to the New Jersey Super 100 Stony Brook and Fordham ... made one born in Tampa, Florida ... full name is Vit- team … Brooks Irvine Memorial Scholar- tackle-for-loss each against Stony Brook torio Benadusi Ottanelli. Athlete … Maxwell Football Club Mini-Max and Dartmouth ... had one sack against Award and Maxwell Football Club Jim Dartmouth ... forced one fumble against Henry Award. Dartmouth ... had one interception for 21 Ryan Risch yards against Cornell. Personal: Major is political science ... par- As A Freshman (2008) - played in all 12 #74 ents are Steve and Linda Rizzo of Audu- games with two starts ... started against Offensive Line bon, New Jersey ... born in Stratford, New Princeton and Cornell ... made 23 tack- Junior - 2VL Jersey ... full name is Steven Henry Rizzo. les ... had one quarterback sack against Bucknell for minus 10 yards ... also had Worthington, Pa. one forced fumble and two fumble recov- John Tinkham eries ... was named Patriot League Rookie As A Sophomore #37 of the Week once. (2010) - played in 10 Linebacker games. Junior - 1VL High School: played at Amsterdam High As A Freshman (2009) School … earned four varsity letters with - played in nine games. Evanston, Ill. the Rams … was two-time captain … made 85 tackles and five interceptions … team High School: played at Kittanning Senior As A Sophomore was Section II champions in 2004 and High School in Kittanning, Pennsylvania … (2010) - played in five 2005, and state champions in 2005 … lettered three years with the Wildcats … games ... recorded one first team all-New York State at safety … played offensive tackle … served as cap- tackle against Princeton. Section II Division I MVP … first team Sec- tain in his senior season … second team As A Freshman (2009) - played in one tion II safety in 2006 and 2007 … all-state all-conference … received team’s Academic game against Dartmouth. safety in 2006 and all-area defensive Award … coached by Samuel Panchik … back in 2005 … a member of the National also lettered in basketball and track. High School: played at Evanston High Honor Society. School … lettered four years … played Personal: parents are Ronald and Kim- linebacker and fullback in his senior year Personal: Major is political science ... berly Risch of Worthington, Pennsylvania … served as captain. parents are David and Marie Nicosia of … born in Grove City, Pennsylvania … has Amsterdam, New York ... born in Amster- one brother and sister … full name is Ryan Personal: parents are David Tinkham and dam, New York ... full name is Vincenzo James Risch ... major is undeclared. Diana Shoemaker of Evanston, Illinois … Raymond Nicosia. born in Evanston, Illinois … has one sister … full name is John S. Tinkham ... major is undeclared. major is undeclared.
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 2011 TEAM STATISTICS
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 2011 TEAM STATISTICS
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 2011 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 2011 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 2011 OPPONENTS
Game 1 Quick Facts 2011 Schedule LOCATION: Albany, N.Y. SID: Brian DePasquale Sept. 3 at Colgate AD: Lee McElroy OFFICE: (518) 442-3072 Sept. 17 Maine CONFERENCE: Northeast CELL PHONE: (518) 331-3714 Sept. 24 at Columbia STADIUM: University Field SID FAX: (518) 442-3139 Oct. 1 at St. Francis (Pa.) (5,000) E-MAIL: Oct. 8 Duquesne 2010 RECORD: 6-5, 4-4 [email protected] Oct. 15 Robert Morris HEAD COACH: Bob Ford Oct. 22 at CCSU Bob Ford Ryan Kirchner (Springfield ’59) Oct. 29 at Wagner ALBANY Head Coach Jr. • WR RECORD AT SCHOOL: 238-153 Nov. 5 Bryant Nov. 12 at Monmouth www.ualbanysports.com (38 years) September 3 CAREER RECORD: 247-174-1 Nov. 19 Sacred Heart Andy Kerr Stadium (42 years) Colgate All Access PHONE: (518) 442-3052
Game 2 Quick Facts 2011 Schedule LOCATION: Worcester, Mass. SID: Charles Bare Sept. 1 Massachusetts AD: Richard Regan OFFICE: (508) 793-2583 Sept. 10 Colgate CONFERENCE: Patriot HOME PHONE: (508) 754-6870 Sept. 17 Harvard STADIUM: Fitton Field SID FAX: (508) 793-2309 Oct. 1 at New Hampshire (23,500) PRESS BOX: (508) 793-2204 Oct. 8 at Brown 2010 RECORD: 6-5, 3-2 E-MAIL: [email protected] Oct. 15 Dartmouth HEAD COACH: Tom Gilmore Oct. 22 at Bucknell Tom Gilmore Mike McCabe (Pennsylvania ’86) Oct. 29 Georgetown HOLY CROSS Head Coach Sr. • OL RECORD AT SCHOOL: 45-33 Nov. 5 at Lehigh (7 years) Nov. 12 Lafayette September 10 www.goholycross.com CAREER RECORD: 45-33 Nov. 19 at Fordham Fitton Field (7 years) PHONE: (508) 793-2584
Game 3 Quick Facts 2011 Schedule LOCATION: Hanover, N.H. SID: Rick Bender Sept. 17 Colgate ATHLETICS DIR: Harry Sheehy OFFICE: (603) 646-1030 Sept. 24 at Sacred Heart CONFERENCE: Ivy League CELL: (603) 359-3909 Oct. 1 Penn STADIUM: Memorial Field PRESS BOX: (603) 646-0111 Oct. 8 at Yale (13,000) E-MAIL: Oct. 15 at Holy Cross 2010 RECORD: 6-4 [email protected] Oct. 22 Columbia HEAD COACH: Buddy Teevens Oct. 29 at Harvard Buddy Teevens Nick Schwieger (Dartmouth ’79) Nov. 5 Cornell DARTMOUTH Head Coach Jr. • RB RECORD AT SCHOOL: 41-67-2 Nov. 12 at Brown (11 years) Nov. 19 Princeton www.dartmouthsports.com September 17 CAREER RECORD: 75-144-2 Memorial Field (21 years) PHONE: (603) 646-2475
Game 4 Quick Facts 2011 Schedule LOCATION: Towson, Md. SID: Dan O’Connell Sept. 3 Morgan State AD: Mike Waddell OFFICE: (410) 704-3102 Sept. 10 Villanova CONFERENCE: CAA CELL: (410) 382-4986 Sept. 24 Colgate STADIUM: Johnny Unitas Stadium FAX: (410) 704-3861 Oct. 1 at Maryland (11,000) PRESS BOX: (609) 258-0660 Oct. 8 Richmond 2010 RECORD: 1-10 E-MAIL: [email protected] Oct. 15 at Old Dominion HEAD COACH: Rob Ambrose Oct. 22 at William & Mary Rob Ambrose Frank Beltre (Towson ’93) Oct. 29 Delaware TOWSON Head Coach Jr. • DE RECORD AT SCHOOL: 3-19 Nov. 5 at Maine (2 years) Nov. 12 New Hampshire www.towsontigers.com September 24 CAREER RECORD: 3-19 Nov. 19 at Rhode Island Johnny Unitas Stadium (2 years) PHONE: (410) 704-3155
Game 5 Quick Facts 2011 Schedule LOCATION: Bronx, N.Y. SID: Joe DiBari Sept. 1 at Connecticut AD: Frank McLaughlin OFFICE: (718) 817-4240 Sept. 17 Columbia CONFERENCE: Patriot CELL: (917) 539-5061 Sept. 24 at Rhode Island STADIUM: Jack Coffey Field FAX: (718) 817-4244 Oct. 1 at Colgate (7,000) PRESS BOX: (718) 817-4241 Oct. 8 at Penn 2010 RECORD: 5-6 E-MAIL: [email protected] Oct. 15 Lehigh HEAD COACH: Tom Masella Oct. 22 at Lafayette Tom Masella Mike Martin (Wagner ’81) Oct. 29 at Army FORDHAM Head Coach Jr. • LB RECORD AT SCHOOL: 26-30 Nov. 5 at Georgetown (5 years) Nov. 12 Bucknell www.fordhamsports.com October 1 CAREER RECORD: 43-56 Nov. 19 Holy Cross Andy Kerr Stadium (9 years) PHONE: (718) 817-4280
Game 6 Quick Facts 2011 Schedule LOCATION: West Long Branch, NJ SID: Greg Viscomi Sept. 3 Lehigh AD: Dr. Marilyn McNeil OFFICE: (732) 571-4447 Sept. 17 at Villanova CONFERENCE: Northeast FAX: (732) 571-3535 Sept. 24 at CCSU STADIUM: Kessler Field (4,600) PRESS BOX: (732) 571-4400 Oct. 1 Robert Morris 2010 RECORD: 3-8 E-MAIL: Oct. 8 Colgate HEAD COACH: Kevin Callahan [email protected] Oct. 15 at Bryant (Rochester ’77) Oct. 22 at Sacred Heart Kevin Callahan Jose Gumbs RECORD AT SCHOOL: 105-80 Oct. 29 Duquesne MONMOUTH Head Coach Sr. • S (18 years) Nov. 5 at St. Francis (Pa.) CAREER RECORD: 105-80 Nov. 12 Albany October 8 www.goMUHawks.com (18 years) Nov. 19 Wagner Kessler Field PHONE: (732) 263-5179
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 2011 OPPONENTS 2011 OPPONENTS
Game 7 Quick Facts 2011 Schedule LOCATION: Ithaca, N.Y. SID: Jeremy Hartigan Sept. 17 Bucknell AD: Andy Noel OFFICE: (607) 255-9788 Sept. 24 at Yale CONFERENCE: Ivy League HOME: (607) 257-7146 Oct. 1 Wagner STADIUM: Schoellkopf Field FAX: (607) 255-9791 Oct. 8 Harvard (25,597) PRESS BOX: (607) 255-3535 Oct. 15 at Colgate 2010 RECORD: 2-8 E-MAIL: [email protected] Oct. 22 Brown HEAD COACH: Kent Austin Oct. 29 at Princeton Kent Austin Shane Savage (Mississippi ’86) Nov. 5 at Dartmouth CORNELL Head Coach Sr. • WR RECORD AT SCHOOL: 2-8 Nov. 12 Columbia (1 year) Nov. 19 at Penn October 15 www.CornellBigRed.com CAREER RECORD: 2-8 Andy Kerr Stadium (1 year) PHONE: (607) 255-0026
Game 8 Quick Facts 2011 Schedule LOCATION: Washington, D.C. SID: Ryan Sakamoto Sept. 3 Davidson AD: Lee Reed OFFICE: (202) 687-5241 Sept. 10 Lafayette CONFERENCE: Patriot CELL: (202) 907-3054 Sept. 17 at Yale STADIUM: Multi-Sport Field FAX: (202) 687-2491 Sept. 24 at Marist (3,500) PRESS BOX: (202) 687-6740 Oct. 1 at Bucknell 2010 RECORD: 4-7 E-MAIL: [email protected] Oct. 8 at Wagner HEAD COACH: Kevin Kelly Oct. 15 at Howard Kevin Kelly Jeremiah Kayal (Springfield ’82) Oct. 22 Colgate GEORGETOWN Head Coach Sr. • WR RECORD AT SCHOOL: 9-45 Oct. 29 at Holy Cross (5 years) Nov. 5 Fordham www.guhoyas.com October 22 CAREER RECORD: 9-45 Nov. 12 at Lehigh Multi-Sport Field (5 years) PHONE: (202) 687-6740
Game 9 Quick Facts 2011 Schedule
LOCATION: Bethlehem, Pa. SID: Steve Lomangino Sept. 3 at Monmouth AD: Joe Sterrett OFFICE: (610) 758-3174 Sept. 10 New Hampshire CONFERENCE: Patriot FAX: (610) 758-4407 Sept. 17 at Princeton STADIUM: Goodman Stadium PRESS BOX: (610) 758-4903 Sept. 24 Liberty (16,000) E-MAIL: [email protected] Oct. 1 Yale 2010 RECORD: 10-3 Oct. 8 at Bucknell HEAD COACH: Andy Coen Oct. 15 at Fordham Andy Coen Colin Newton (Gettysburg ’86) Oct. 29 at Colgate LEHIGH Head Coach Sr. • LB RECORD AT SCHOOL: 30-27 Nov. 5 Holy Cross (5 years) Nov. 12 Georgetown October 29 www.lehighsports.com CAREER RECORD: 30-27 Nov. 19 Lafayette Andy Kerr Stadium (5 years) PHONE: (610) 758-4290 Game 10 Quick Facts 2011 Schedule LOCATION: Easton, Pa. SID: Phil LaBella Sept. 3 at North Dakota St. AD: Bruce McCutcheon OFFICE: (610) 330-5122 Sept. 10 at Georgetown CONFERENCE: Patriot CELL: (610) 217-3291 Sept. 17 at Penn STADIUM: Fisher Stadium FAX: (610) 330-5519 Sept. 24 at Stony Brook (13,132) PRESS BOX: (610) 330-5454 Oct. 1 Harvard 2010 RECORD: 2-9 E-MAIL: [email protected] Oct. 8 Yale HEAD COACH: Frank Tavani Oct. 22 Fordham Frank Tavani Ryan O’Neil (Lebanon Valley ’75) Oct. 29 Bucknell LAFAYETTE Head Coach Sr. • QB RECORD AT SCHOOL: 62-62 Nov. 5 Colgate (11 years) Nov. 12 at Holy Cross November 5 www.goLeopards.com CAREER RECORD: 62-62 Nov. 19 at Lehigh (11 years) Fisher Stadium PHONE: (610) 330-5485
Game 11 Quick Facts 2011 Schedule LOCATION: Lewisburg, Pa. SID: Todd Merriett Sept. 3 Duquesne AD: John Hardt OFFICE: (570) 577-3488 Sept. 10 Marist CONFERENCE: Patriot CELL: (570) 428-5393 Sept. 17 at Cornell STADIUM: Christy Mathewson- FAX: (570) 577-1660 Sept. 24 at Princeton Memorial Stadium (25,597) PRESS BOX: (570) 577-1519 Oct. 1 Georgetown 2010 RECORD: 1-10 E-MAIL: [email protected] Oct. 8 Lehigh HEAD COACH: Joe Susan Oct. 15 at Harvard Joe Susan Josh Eden (Delaware ’77) Oct. 22 Holy Cross BUCKNELL Head Coach Sr. • DL RECORD AT SCHOOL: 1-10 Oct. 29 at Lafayette (1 year) Nov. 12 at Fordham November 19 www.BucknellBison.com CAREER RECORD: 11-10 Nov. 19 at Colgate Andy Kerr Stadium (2 years) Colgate All Access PHONE: (570) 577-1134
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 2011 OPPONENTS
Albany 2007 - Colgate (13-11) Home: 1-0 Away: 0-0 Biddle vs. Albany: 1-0 Series: 1-0 Colgate Ford vs. Colgate: 0-1 Series Streak - Colgate 1 at Hamilton: 1-0
SERIES GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL
Most Yards Rushing Most Yards Passing Most Yards Receiving CU: 180, Jordan Scott, Sept. 1, 2007 CU: 39, Alex Relph, Sept. 1, 2007 CU: 48, Pat Simonds, Sept. 1, 2007 UA: 39, Vinnie Esposito, Sept. 1, 2007 UA: 154, Vinnie Esposito, Sept. 1, 2007 UA: 92, D. Bocanegra, Sept. 1, 2007 Longest Run Longest Passing Play Most Receptions CU: 18, Jordan Scott, Sept. 1, 2007 CU: 33, Alex Relph to P. Simonds, Sept. 1, 2007 CU: 3, Pat Simonds, Sept. 1, 2007 UA: 14, Vinnie Esposito, Sept. 1, 2007 UA: 37, V. Esposito to D. Bocanegra, Sept. 1, 2007 UA: 6, D. Bocanegra, Sept. 1, 2007
Holy Cross * 1948 - Colgate (14-13) 1974 - Colgate (21-16) 1996 - Holy Cross (38-21) * 1949 - Holy Cross (35-27) * 1975 - Colgate (20-14) * 1997 - Colgate (42-7) 1950 - Colgate (35-28) 1976 - Colgate (10-6) 1998 - Colgate (28-14) Series: 39-29-5 Holy Cross * 1951 - Holy Cross (34-6) * 1977 - Colgate (31-14) * 1999 - Colgate (45-26) * 1952 - Holy Cross (13-7) 1978 - Holy Cross (27-14) 2000 - Holy Cross (32-3) at Worcester: 25-16-2 Holy Cross 1953 - Holy Cross (19-6) * 1979 - Colgate (17-16) * 2001 - Colgate (35-7) * 1954 - Colgate (18-0) 1980 - Colgate (38-7) 2002 - Colgate (25-20) # 1917 - Colgate (21-0) 1955 - Holy Cross (15-14) * 1981 - Colgate (32-13) * 2003 - Colgate (45-38) * 1934 - Colgate (20-7) * 1956 - Holy Cross (20-6) 1982 - Colgate (21-17) 2004 - Colgate (41-7) * 1935 - Holy Cross (3-0) 1958 - Holy Cross (20-0) * 1983 - Holy Cross (21-18) * 2005 - Colgate (27-14) * 1936 - Holy Cross (20-13) * 1959 - Holy Cross (14-12) 1984 - Holy Cross (42-27) 2006 - Colgate (29-28) * 1937 - Holy Cross (12-7) 1962 - Holy Cross (22-0) * 1985 - Holy Cross (24-21) * 2007 - Holy Cross (27-20) * 1938 - Holy Cross (21-0) * 1964 - Colgate (10-0) 1986 - Holy Cross (16-12) 2008 - Colgate (28-27) * 1939 - Holy Cross (14-12) 1965 - Colgate (7-3) * 1987 - Holy Cross (49-7) * 2009 - Holy Cross (42-28) * 1940 - Colgate (6-0) 1966 - Tie (14-14) 1988 - Holy Cross (7-0) 2010 - Holy Cross (31-24) 1941 - Tie (6-6) * 1967 - Holy Cross (17-0) * 1989 - Holy Cross (31-6) * Away Game * 1942 - Tie (6-6) 1968 - Colgate (14-6) 1990 - Holy Cross (35-6) # Utica, N.Y. * 1943 - Holy Cross (14-7) * 1969 - cancelled * 1991 - Holy Cross (28-3) Home: 12-14-3 * 1944 - Holy Cross (19-13) * 1970 - Colgate (21-3) 1992 - Holy Cross (18-17) Away: 16-25-2 * 1945 - Holy Cross (21-0) * 1971 - Holy Cross (28-14) * 1993 - Holy Cross (27-14) Neutral 1-0 * 1946 - Holy Cross (21-6) 1972 - Tie (21-21) 1994 - Holy Cross (27-6) Biddle vs. Holy Cross: 10-5 * 1947 - Tie (6-6) * 1973 - Colgate (22-21) * 1995 - Holy Cross (39-20) Gilmore vs. Colgate: 3-4 Series Streak - Holy Cross 1 SERIES GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL
Most Yards Rushing Most Yards Passing Most Yards Receiving CU: 280, Jamaal Branch, Nov. 22, 2003 CU: 349, Dave Goodwin, Nov. 17, 1990 CU: 177, Tom Stenglein, Oct. 13, 1984 HC: 230, Gil Fenerty, Sept. 14, 1985 HC: 354, Jeff Wiley, Oct. 3, 1987 HC: 170, Bill Cowley, Oct. 8, 1983 Longest Run Longest Passing Play Most Receptions CU: 87, Jamaal Branch, Nov. 22, 2003 CU: 83, Chris Brown to Luke Graham, Nov. 23, 2002 CU: 12, Tom Stenglein, Sept. 14, 1985 HC: 85, Joe Wilson, Oct. 14, 1972 HC: 75, Dominic Randolph to Jon Brock, HC: 11, Wally Dembowski, Oct. 3, 1987 Nov. 22, 2008 11, Ari Confesor, Nov. 22, 2003
Dartmouth * 1905, Colgate (16-10) * 1985, Colgate (54-28) 2006, Colgate (28-7) * 1919, Tie (7-7) 1994, Colgate (20-16) * 2007, Colgate (31-28 OT) Series: 18-5-1 Colgate * 1941, Dartmouth (18-6) * 1995, Dartmouth (35-14) 2008, Colgate (34-20) * 1942, Colgate (27-19) 1998, Colgate (45-24) * 2009, Colgate (34-15) at Hanover: 11-5-1 Colgate * 1948, Dartmouth (41-16) * 1999, Colgate (35-3) * Away Game * 1949, Dartmouth (27-13) * 2000, Colgate (42-24) Home: 7-0 * 1953, Colgate (24-14) 2002, Colgate (30-26) Away: 11-5-1 * 1954, Colgate (13-7) * 2003, Colgate (31-9) Biddle vs. Darmouth: 10-1 1955, Colgate (21-20) 2004, Colgate (17-15) Teevens vs. Colgate: 1-4 * 1982, Colgate (38-21) * 2005, Dartmouth (26-21) Series Streak - Colgate 4
SERIES GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL
Most Yards Rushing Most Yards Passing Most Yards Receiving CU: 239, Jordan Scott, Sept. 20, 2008 CU: 356, Ryan Vena, Sept. 25, 1999 CU: 191, Joe Parker, Sept. 25, 1999 DC: 142, Pete Oberle, Sept. 17, 1994 DC: 369, Brian Mann, Sept. 21, 2002 DC: 219, Jack Daly, Oct. 2, 1982 Longest Run Longest Passing Play Most Receptions CU: 91, Kenny Gamble, Oct. 12, 1985 CU: 80, R. Vena to J. Parker, Sept. 25, 1999 CU: 10, Joe Parker, Sept. 25, 1999 DC: 61, Sean Maher, Oct. 2, 1982 DC: 53, Ray Wolfe to Meryll Frost, Oct. 11, 1941 DC: 11, Dick Flagg, Oct. 16, 1954
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 2011 OPPONENTS
Towson * 1996, Colgate (35-10) 2003, Colgate (26-7) * Away Game 1997, Colgate (34-3) 2007, Colgate (27-17) Home: 5-0 * 1998, Colgate (35-14) Away: 4-0 Series: 9-0 Colgate 1999, Colgate (38-14) Biddle vs. Towson: 9-0 * 2000, Colgate (30-27) (OT) Ambrose vs. Colgate: 0-0 at Towson: 4-0 Colgate 2001, Colgate (37-5) Series Streak - Colgate 9 * 2002, Colgate (9-7)
SERIES GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL
Most Yards Rushing Most Yards Passing Most Yards Receiving CU: 176, Jamaal Branch, Sept. 27, 2003 CU: 264, Alex Relph, Oct. 20, 2007 CU: 157, Jason Mattes, Sept. 30, 2000 TU: 184, Noah Reed, Sept. 30, 2000 TU: 350, Joe Lee, Nov. 13, 1999 TU: 119, Amadi Eze, Oct. 12, 1996
Longest Run Longest Passing Play Most Receptions CU: 59, Randall Joseph, Nov. 13, 1999 CU: 61, Tom McCune to John Frieser, Oct. 20, 2001 CU: 7, Joe Parker, Oct. 20, 2001 TU: 45, Jason Corle, Nov. 8, 1997 TU: 52, Kevin Smith to Adam Overby, Nov. 8, 1997 TU: 11, Jason Corle, Nov. 13, 1999
Fordham 1991 - Colgate (25-12) 2000 - Colgate (21-6) 2009 - Colgate (20-12) * 1992 - Colgate (17-7) 2001 - Colgate (21-9) * 2010 - Colgate (47-12) * 1993 - Fordham (17-13) * 2002 - Fordham (40-31) * Away Game Series: 18-4 Colgate 1994 - Colgate (35-6) 2003 - Colgate (14-3) Home: 9-2 1995 - Fordham (34-14) * 2004 - Colgate (40-28) Away: 9-2 at Hamilton: 9-2 Colgate * 1996 - Colgate (34-13) 2005 - Colgate (23-0) Biddle vs. Fordham: 12-2 1997 - Colgate (27-14) * 2006 - Colgate (46-3) Masella vs. Colgate: 2-4 1989 - Colgate (35-3) * 1998 - Colgate (42-20) 2007 - Fordham (34-31) Series Streak - Colgate 3 * 1990 - Colgate (31-7) * 1999 - Colgate (49-24) * 2008 - Colgate (31-24)
SERIES GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL
Most Yards Receiving Most Yards Rushing Most Yards Passing CU: 163, Dan McCarthy, Oct. 20, 1990 CU: 272, Jordan Scott, Sept. 27, 2008 CU: 410, Dave Goodwin, Oct. 20, 1990 FU: 115, Steve Porco, Sept. 14, 2002 FU: 157, Kirwin Watson, Sept. 14, 2002 FU: 335, Joe Moorhead, Oct. 7, 1995 Most Receptions Longest Run Longest Passing Play CU: 8, Dan McCarthy and George Delaney, CU: 80, Tim Lavoie, Oct. 24, 1998 CU: 79, Bill McDuffie to Tom Nash, Oct. 22, 1994 Oct. 20, 1990 FU: 39, Kirwin Watson, Sept. 22, 2001 79, Tom McCune to Jamal Lamb, Sept. 22, 2001 8, Joe Parker, Sept. 23, 2000 FU: 69, Dan Colonna to Bob Davis, Oct. 24, 1998 FU: 9, Javarus Dudley, Sept. 14, 2002
Monmouth 2006 - Monmouth (17-12) Home: 2-1 2009 - Colgate (35-23) Away: 0-0 Series: 2-1 Colgate 2010 - Colgate (30-29) Biddle vs. Monmouth: 2-1 Callahan vs. Colgate: 1-2 at West Long Branch: 0-0 Series Streak - Colgate 2
SERIES GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL
Most Yards Rushing Most Yards Passing Most Yards Receiving CU: 145, Nate Eachus, Sept. 4, 2010 CU: 240, Mike Saraceno, Sept. 23, 2006 CU: 103, Doug Rosnick, Sept. 4, 2010 MU: 102, David Sinisi, Sept. 5, 2009 MU: 124, Brian Boland, Sept. 23, 2006 MU: 49, Adam San Miguel, Sept. 23, 2006 Longest Run Longest Passing Play Most Receptions CU: 36, Nate Eachus, Sept. 4, 2010 CU: 50, Greg Sullivan to Doug Rosnick, Sept. 4, 2010 CU: 7, Doug Rosnick, Sept. 4, 2010 MU: 32, David Sinisi, Sept. 23, 2006 MU: 50, Madeville to Sinisi,Sept. 5, 2009 MU: 5, Adam San Miguel, Sept. 23, 2006
Georgetown 2002 - Colgate (44-22) 2008 - Cancelled * Away Game * 2003 - Colgate (20-19) * 2009 - Colgate (31-14) Home: 4-0 2004 - Colgate (33-0) 2010 - Colgate (34-3) Away: 4-0 Series: 8-0 Colgate * 2005 - Colgate (34-7) Biddle vs. Georgetown: 8-0 2006 - Colgate (31-14) Kelly vs. Colgate: 0-4 at Washington, DC: 4-0 Colgate * 2007 - Colgate (45-12) Series Streak - Colgate 8
SERIES GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL
Most Yards Rushing Most Yards Passing Most Yards Receiving CU: 257, Jordan Scott, Nov. 19, 2005 CU: 254, Chris Brown, Nov. 16, 2002 CU: 113, Luke Graham, Nov. 16, 2002 GU: 74, Marcus Slayton, Sept. 6, 2003 GU: 248, David Paulus, Nov. 16, 2002 GU: 114, Walter Bowser, Nov. 16, 2002 Longest Run Longest Passing Play Most Receptions CU: 58, Joe Pinion, Sept. 6, 2003 CU: 73, Alex Relph to Erik Burke, Nov. 17, 2007 CU: 12, Pat Simonds, Oct. 17, 2009 GU: 24, Isaiah Kempf, Oct. 17, 2009 GU: 37, David Paulus to Walter Bowser, GU: 6, Glenn Castergine, Nov. 19, 2005 Nov. 16, 2002
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 2011 OPPONENTS
Cornell * 1921 - Cornell (31-7) * 1961 - Cornell (34-0) * 1988 - Cornell (17-14) * 1922 - Cornell (14-0) * 1962 - Colgate (23-12) 1990 - Colgate (59-24) Series: 48-42-3 Cornell * 1923 - Cornell (34-7) * 1963 - Colgate (21-17) * 1991 - Colgate (31-13) * 1937 - Cornell (40-7) 1964 - Colgate (8-3) 1992 - Cornell (25-7) at Hamilton: 9-7 Cornell * 1938 - Cornell (15-6) * 1965 - Tie (0-0) * 1993 - Colgate (22-6) * 1939 - Cornell (14-12) * 1966 - Cornell (15-14) * 1996 - Colgate (31-21) * 1940 - Cornell (34-0) 1967 - Cornell (23-7) * 1997 - Colgate (44-38 OT) * 1896 - Cornell (6-0) * 1941 - Cornell (21-2) * 1968 - Cornell (17-0) 1999 - Colgate (55-16) * 1897 - Cornell (6-0) * 1942 - Colgate (18-6) * 1969 - Colgate (28-24) * 2000 - Colgate (23-16) * 1898 - Cornell (29-5) ## 1943 - Colgate (20-7) 1970 - Cornell (17-7) 2001 - Colgate (35-32) # 1899 - Cornell (42-0) * 1944 - Colgate (14-7) * 1971 - Cornell (38-20) * 2002 - Colgate (42-13) * 1900 - Cornell (16-0) * 1945 - Cornell (20-6) * 1972 - Cornell (37-7) * 2003 - Colgate (27-24) * 1901 - Cornell (17-0) * 1946 - Cornell (13-9) 1973 - Cornell (35-21) * 2004 - Colgate (10-6) * 1902 - Cornell (5-0) 1947 - Cornell (27-18) * 1974 - Cornell (40-21) 2005 - Colgate (34-20) * 1903 - Cornell (12-0) * 1948 - Cornell (14-6) * 1975 - Colgate (24-22) * 2006 - Cornell (38-14) * 1904 - Cornell (17-0) * 1949 - Cornell (39-27) * 1976 - Colgate (25-20) * 2007 - Cornell (17-14) * 1905 - Cornell (12-11) * 1950 - Cornell (26-18) * 1977 - Colgate (28-22) * 2008 - Colgate (38-22) * 1906 - Tie (0-0) 1951 - Cornell (41-18) 1978 - Cornell (21-12) 2009 - Colgate (45-23) * 1907 - Cornell (18-0) * 1952 - Colgate (14-7) * 1979 - Cornell (36-21) * 2010 - Colgate (44-3) * 1908 - Cornell (9-0) * 1953 - Cornell (27-7) 1980 - Colgate (38-20) * Away Game * 1911 - Cornell (6-0) * 1954 - Colgate (19-14) * 1981 - Colgate (34-10) * 1912 - Colgate (13-7) * 1955 - Colgate (21-6) * 1982 - Colgate (21-6) # Richfield Springs, NY * 1913 - Tie (0-0) 1956 - Colgate (34-6) * 1983 - Colgate (60-7) ## Archbold Stadium, Syracuse, NY * 1914 - Colgate (7-3) * 1957 - Colgate (14-13) * 1984 - Colgate (35-7) Home: 7-9 * 1917 - Colgate (20-0) * 1958 - Cornell (13-0) * 1985 - Colgate (21-20) Away: 34-38-3 * 1919 - Colgate (21-0) 1959 - Cornell (20-15) 1986 - Cornell (21-12) Neutral: 1-1 * 1920 - Cornell (42-6) * 1960 - Colgate (28-8) * 1987 - Colgate (27-3) Biddle vs. Cornell: 12-2 Austin vs. Colgate: 0-1 Series Streak - Colgate 3 SERIES GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL
Most Yards Rushing Most Yards Passing Most Yards Receiving CU: 291, Nate Eachus, Oct. 16, 2010 CU: 317, Tom Rosenfeld, Sept. 29, 1979 CU: 196, Pat Simonds, Oct. 18, 2008 COR: 260, Ed Marinaro, Sept. 25, 1971 COR: 285, Nathan Ford, Oct. 13, 2007 COR: 171, Eric Krawczyk, Sept. 27, 1997 Longest Run Longest Passing Play Most Receptions CU: 87, Ron Burton, Oct. 7, 1967 CU: 86, Tom Burgess to Tim Walsh, Sept. 28, 1985 CU: 10, Karl Kluckhohn, Oct. 6, 1951 COR: 88, Chad Levitt, Oct. 19, 1996 COR: 72, Chris Metz to Terry Thomas, COR: 14, Eric Krawczyk, Sept. 27, 1997 Sept. 26, 1981
Lehigh * 1969 - Tie (14-14) 1987 - Lehigh (7-6) 2003 - Colgate (17-10) 1970 - Colgate (21-12) * 1988 - Lehigh (24-19) * 2004 - Lehigh (21-14) * 1971 - Colgate (30-21) 1989 - Colgate (46-30) 2005 - Lehigh (50-34) Series: 27-19-2 Colgate 1972 - Colgate (42-34) * 1990 - Lehigh (52-7) * 2006 - Lehigh (23-15) * 1973 - Lehigh (58-26) 1991 - Colgate (22-21) 2007 - Colgate (21-7) at Bethlehem: 12-9-2 Lehigh 1974 - Lehigh (33-12) * 1992 - Colgate (14-13) * 2008 - Colgate (34-33) * 1975 - Lehigh (38-6) 1993 - Lehigh (36-32) 2009 - Colgate (27-20) # 1922 - Colgate (35-6) * 1978 - Lehigh (38-7) * 1994 - Lehigh (25-22) * Away Game 1960 - Lehigh (39-22) 1979 - Colgate (10-3) 1995 - Lehigh (20-9) # Binghamton, NY * 1961 - Lehigh (20-15) * 1980 - Tie (17-17) * 1996 - Colgate (30-23) Home: 17-7 1962 - Colgate (13-0) 1981 - Colgate (27-14) 1997 - Colgate (61-28) Away: 9-12-2 * 1963 - Colgate (20-6) * 1982 - Colgate (21-14) * 1998 - Lehigh (42-21) Neutral: 1-0 1964 - Colgate (41-0) 1983 - Colgate (47-28) 1999 - Colgate (28-24) Biddle vs. Lehigh: 8-6 1966 - Colgate (21-15) * 1984 - Colgate (40-35) * 2000 - Lehigh (20-14) Coen vs. Colgate: 1-3 * 1967 - Colgate (20-7) 1985 - Colgate (32-14) 2001 - Lehigh (25-22) Series Streak - Colgate 3 1968 - Colgate (27-11) * 1986 - Lehigh (41-39) * 2002 - Colgate (28-14)
SERIES GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL
Most Yards Rushing Most Yards Passing Most Yards Receiving CU: 224, Kenny Gamble, Sept. 20, 1986 CU: 448, Dave Goodwin, Nov. 4, 1989 CU: 174, Tom Stenglein, Sept. 22, 1984 LU: 207, Rabih Abdullah, Sept. 16, 1995 LU: 467, Todd Brunner, Nov. 4, 1989 LU: 209, Josh Snyder, Nov. 3, 2001 Longest Run Longest Passing Play Most Receptions CU: 80, Jim Russell, Oct. 24, 1992 CU: 84, Tom Parr to Steve Fraser, Nov. 4, 1972 CU: 12, DeWayne Long, Oct. 30, 2004 LU: 52, Rabih Abdullah, Sept. 16, 1995 LU: 70, Jim Harris to Greg Casten, Sept. 20, 1986 LU: 14, Rennie Benn, Sept. 17, 1983
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 2011 OPPONENTS
Lafayette 1965 - Colgate (40-0) * 1985 - Colgate (30-14) 2002 - Colgate (31-24) * 1966 - Colgate (20-9) 1986 - Colgate (42-7) * 2003 - Colgate (47-31) Series: 38-11-4 Colgate 1968 - Lafayette (14-10) * 1987 - Colgate (35-14) 2004 - Colgate (22-19) * 1969 - Colgate (14-10) 1988 - Lafayette (42-34) * 2005 - Colgate (18-15) at Hamilton: 20-5-1 Colgate * 1971 - Colgate (51-14) * 1989 - Lafayette (38-33) 2006 - Lafayette (27-10) 1972 - Colgate (33-14) 1990 - Colgate (36-7) * 2007 - Colgate (36-27) * 1906 - Lafayette (17-5) * 1973 - Colgate (55-21) * 1991 - Lafayette (48-31) 2008 - Colgate (21-13) * 1907 - Lafayette (21-9) * 1974 - Colgate (24-18) 1992 - Lafayette (37-28) * 2009 - Lafayette (56-49) # 1925 - Tie (7-7) 1975 - Colgate (56-2) * 1993 - Tie (7-7) 1930 - Colgate (41-0) * 1976 - Colgate (24-14) 1994 - Lafayette (14-6) # Franklin Field, Philadelphia, Pa. 1931 - Colgate (16-0) 1977 - Colgate (38-12) * 1995 - Lafayette (35-9) * Away Games * 1932 - Colgate (35-0) 1978 - Colgate (17-7) 1996 - Colgate (40-9) Home: 20-5-1 1933 - Tie (0-0) * 1979 - Tie (7-7) * 1997 - Colgate (44-6) Away: 18-6-2 * 1935 - Colgate (52-0) 1980 - Colgate (44-0) 1998 - Colgate (42-27) Neutral: 0-0-1 1936 - Colgate (41-0) 1981 - Colgate (30-0) * 1999 - Colgate (56-14) Biddle vs. Lafayette: 12-2 1945 - Colgate (47-0) * 1983 - Colgate (21-7) 2000 - Colgate (17-14) Tavani vs. Colgate: 2-8 * 1946 - Colgate (39-0) 1984 - Colgate (41-20) * 2001 - Colgate (20-16) Series Streak - Lafayette 1 SERIES GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL
Most Yards Rushing Most Yards Passing Most Yards Receiving CU: 236, Stacy Hall, Oct. 20, 1984 CU: 435, Dave Goodwin, Oct. 28, 1989 CU: 223, George Delaney, Oct. 1, 1988 LC: 238, Tony Giglio, Sept. 23, 1972 LC: 392, Marko Glavic, Oct. 31, 2003 LC: 141, John Carter, Nov. 16, 1991 Longest Run Longest Passing Play Most Receptions CU: 88, Bruce Malverty, Oct. 23, 1976 CU: 82, Bruce Basile to Keith Polito, Oct. 25, 1975 CU: 12, Luke Graham, Nov. 2, 2002 LC: 80, Jonathan Hurt, Oct. 28, 2006 LC: 70, Tom Kirchhoff to John Carter, Nov. 16, 1991 LC: 10, Shaun Adair, Nov. 1, 2008
Bucknell 1960 - Bucknell (12-8) * 1978 - Bucknell (7-0) * 2000 - Colgate (24-21) 1961 - Colgate (13-0) 1979 - Colgate (20-2) 2001 - Colgate (15-13) Series: 42-16 Colgate * 1962 - Bucknell (32-14) * 1980 - Colgate (17-14) * 2002 - Colgate (13-10 OT) 1963 - Bucknell (14-0) 1981 - Colgate (24-6) 2003 - Colgate (50-6) at Lewisburg: 17-8 Colgate * 1964 - Colgate (14-6) * 1986 - Bucknell (40-39) * 2004 - Bucknell (42-7) 1965 - Colgate (21-7) 1987 - Colgate (31-28) 2005 - Colgate (16-10) # 1894 - Bucknell (12-8) * 1966 - Colgate (20-0) * 1988 - Colgate (14-13) * 2006 - Bucknell (31-28) 1917 - Colgate (24-0) 1967 - Colgate (38-0) 1989 - Bucknell (37-27) 2007 - Colgate (28-24) 1950 - Colgate (23-12) * 1968 - Colgate (48-34) * 1990 - Colgate (28-27) * 2008 - Colgate (52-28) 1951 - Bucknell (21-20) 1969 - Colgate (28-7) 1991 - Colgate (38-6) 2009 - Colgate (29-14) * 1952 - Colgate (28-0) * 1970 - Colgate (44-14) * 1992 - Bucknell (28-21) * Away Game 1953 - Colgate (19-12) 1971 - Colgate (47-24) 1993 - Colgate (13-8) # Scranton, PA. 1954 - Colgate (20-14) * 1972 - Bucknell (41-7) * 1994 - Colgate (31-7) Home: 25-7 * 1955 - Colgate (35-7) 1973 - Colgate (41-32) 1995 - Bucknell (21-14) Away: 17-8 1956 - Colgate (26-12) * 1974 - Colgate (34-21) * 1996 - Bucknell (28-27 OT) Neutral: 0-1 1957 - Colgate (32-0) 1975 - Bucknell (24-16) 1997 - Colgate (48-14) Biddle vs. Bucknell: 10-4 * 1958 - Colgate (7-0) * 1976 - Colgate (24-13) * 1998 - Colgate (38-21) Susan vs. Colgate: 0-0 1959 - Colgate (16-13) 1977 - Colgate (49-17) 1999 - Bucknell (21-16) Series Streak - Colgate 3 SERIES GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL
Most Yards Rushing Most Yards Passing Most Yards Receiving CU: 265, Dom Fischer, Nov. 9, 1968 CU: 395, Dave Goodwin, Oct. 27, 1990 CU: 172, George Delaney, Oct. 27, 1990 BU: 236, Daris Wilson, Nov. 13, 2004 BU: 350, Jim Given, Oct. 18, 1986 BU: 150, Shaun Pasternak, Oct. 25, 2008 Longest Run Longest Passing Play Most Receptions CU: 80, Steve Williams, Nov. 11, 1989 CU: 76, Tom Parr to Dave Lake, Oct. 27, 1973 CU: 9, Corey Hill, Nov. 22, 1997 BU: 69, Daris Wilson, Nov. 13, 2004 BU: 83, Rob Glus to Brad Bernardini, Nov. 21, 1992 9, Dick Slenker, Nov. 5, 1977 BU: 10, Bill Stein, Oct. 27, 1973
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
1890 1897 1902 1907 1912 (1-1) (5-2-1) (5-3-1) (4-4-1) (5-2) Coach: Samuel Colgate, Jr. Coach: Charles B. Mason Coach: Frank J. O’Neill Coach: William J. Warner Coach: Frank A. Sommer Captain: Charles DeWoody Captain: Walter Cramp Captain: Carl Smith Captain: W. Lynn Housemann Captain: Roscoe Cook 14 Hamilton 32 0 at Cornell 6 24 Colgate Academy 0 6 Niagara 11 13 at Cornell 7 14 St. John’s Acad. 6 6 St. John’s Acad. 0 0 at Cornell 5 0 at Union 0 0 at Amherst 13 6 Syracuse 6 36 St. Lawrence 0 41 Rochester 0 12 Hobart 2 1891 18 at Williams 0 0 at Syracuse 23 0 at Cornell 18 24 at Trinity 7 (4-1) 18 Hobart # 0 29 R.P.I. # 0 9 at Lafayette 21 7 at Army 18 Coach: Samuel Colgate, Jr. 6 Union 0 50 Hobart 0 23 Hobart 5 27 Rochester 0 Captain: Preston Smith 12 Hamilton * 6 5 at Williams 16 0 at Army 6 7 at Syracuse 0 10 at Laureates 18 0 at Rochester 8 22 at Rochester 0 20 at Hamilton 10 22 Hamilton 4 # Auburn, N.Y. 11 at Hamilton 11 9 Wesleyan # 0 1913 22 at Syracuse 16 * Utica, N.Y. # Albany N.Y. # Utica, N.Y. (6-1-1) 20 at Union 12 Coach: Laurence H. Bankart 6 at Rochester 0 1898 1903 1908 Captain: Frederick Peterson (2-5) (4-2-1) (4-3) 0 at Cornell 0 1892 Coach: Charles B. Mason Coach: J.A. “Bob” Hatch Coach: Edwin R. Sweetland 21 Amherst 0 (3-0) Captain: Walter Cramp Captain: Carl Smith Captain: Robert Whelan 46 Hobart 0 Coach: Player-Coach 5 at Cornell 29 0 at Army 0 0 at Brown 6 6 at Army 7 Captain: Preston Smith 0 at Williams 5 40 St. Lawrence 0 26 Hobart 0 6 at Trinity 0 8 Hamilton 4 6 St. John’s Acad. 0 0 at Cornell 12 0 at Cornell 9 16 at Yale 6 16 Rochester 0 12 at Hobart 5 10 at Syracuse 5 0 at Army 6 27 Rochester 0 26 St. John’s Acad. 6 0 at Buffalo 23 23 Rochester 5 24 Union 4 35 at Syracuse 13 0 Union 11 0 at Williams 6 6 at Syracuse 0 1893 0 Hamilton # 5 16 Hamilton 0 22 at Hamilton 0 1914 (3-0-1) # Utica, N.Y. (5-2-1) Coach: Player-Coach 1904 1909 Coach: Laurence H. Bankart Captain: L. Jay Caldwell 1899 (8-1-1) (5-2-1) Captain: Wallace Swarthout 58 Syracuse 0 (3-5) Coach: Frank J. O’Neill Coach: Gus Brown 40 Ohio Wesleyan 0 6 Yale Law School 6 Coach: Joseph Stannard Captain: F. Gorham Brigham Captain: Edward T. 7 at Cornell 3 10 Union 6 Captain: William Root 0 at Cornell 17 MacDonnell 25 Massachusetts 0 12 Syracuse A.A. 0 0 Cornell # 42 29 St. Lawrence 0 0 at Brown 14 7 at Army 21 0 Hamilton 30 11 at Syracuse 0 48 Hamilton 0 42 Vermont 0 1894 17 St. John’s Acad. 0 22 Colgate Academy 0 58 St. Lawrence 0 7 at Yale 49 (2-1-1) 6 Syracuse A.A. 12 0 at Watertown A.A. 0 0 at Yale 36 18 at Rochester 0 Coach: Player-Coach 12 at St. John’s Acad. 0 38 Hobart 0 0 Trinity # 0 0 at Syracuse 0 Captain: Spencer Ford 12 at Union 5 76 Alfred 6 21 at Rochester 0 32 Syracuse 8 0 Vermont * 6 20 at Rochester 5 6 at Syracuse 5 1915 66 St. Lawrence 0 0 Hamilton + 38 6 at Williams 0 38 at Carnegie Tech 6 (5-1) 6 at St. John’s Acad. 6 # Richfield Springs, N.Y. 66 at Hamilton 2 # Utica, N.Y. Coach: Laurence H. Bankart 8 Bucknell # 12 * Albany, N.Y. Captain: Earl Abel # Scranton, PA. + Utica, N.Y. 1905 1910 44 Susquehanna 0 (5-4) (4-2-1) 44 at Rochester 0 1895 1900 Coach: Frank J. O’Neill Coach: Laurence H. Bankart 13 at Army* 0 (4-2) (3-7) Captain: Walter Runge Captain: Clarence Turner 107 R.P.I. 0 Coach: Player-Coach Coach: Joseph A. Short 59 Cortland St. 0 78 Clarkson 0 15 at Yale 0 Captain: L. Jay Caldwell Captain: Sherman Jones 11 at Cornell 12 0 at Brown 0 0 at Syracuse 38 4 St. John’s Acad. 0 6 Colgate Academy 0 50 St. Lawrence 0 0 Trinity 23 * Colgate’s 100th victory 6 at Williams 30 0 at Union 12 6 at Army 18 51 Middlebury 0 64 Hobart 0 0 at Cornell 16 16 at Dartmouth 10 0 at Yale 19 1916 30 R.P.I. 0 6 Cortland St. 11 5 at Syracuse 11 6 at Rochester 5 (8-1) 0 at Syracuse 4 6 Colgate Academy 0 53 Rochester 12 11 at Syracuse 6 Coach: Laurence H. Bankart 14 at Syracuse A.A. 4 18 Hobart 0 0 Williams # 5 Captain: Clarence Horning 0 at R.P.I. 11 17 Hamilton 15 1911 34 Susquehanna 0 1896 0 at Hamilton 11 # Albany, N.Y. (3-6) 28 Maine # 0 (3-4-1) 5 at Rochester 11 Coach: J.E. “Jack” Ingersoll 15 at Illinois 3 Coach: Joseph Colnon 0 Union 10 1906 Captain: Clarence Thurber 33 Rhode Island 0 Captain: Warwick Ford (4-2-2) 0 at Cornell 6 27 Springfield 14 0 at Cornell 6 1901 Coach: William J. Warner 29 Hobart 0 3 at Yale 7 0 Williams 4 (2-5) Captain: Ralph Knapp 0 at Princeton 31 35 Rochester 6 34 Syracuse A.A. 0 Coach: Charles B. Mason 0 at Cornell 0 0 Trinity # 9 15 at Syracuse 0 6 at Syracuse 0 Captain: Arthur Griffen 18 at Rochester 0 0 at Yale 23 28 at Brown 0 6 Clyde A.A. 10 12 Colgate Academy 6 29 Hobart 0 6 Wesleyan 0 # Utica, N.Y. 6 Hobart # 0 0 at Cornell 17 0 at Army 0 9 at Penn State 17 0 at Rochester 0 0 at Williams 29 5 at Syracuse 0 6 at Army 12 0 at Elmira A.A. 10 0 at Union 21 6 at Lafayette 17 11 at Rochester 5 # Auburn, N.Y. 6 Rochester 11 9 at Williams 23 # Citizen’s Park, Oneida, N.Y. 11 at Hobart 10 35 at Hamilton 16 0 Hamilton 12
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1917 1923 1928 16 at Syracuse 0 6 Tulane # 7 (4-2) (6-2-1) (6-3) 21 at Brown 0 0 Duke * 13 Coach: Harold McDevitt Coach: Richard C. Harlow Coach: Earl C. Abell # Yankee Stadium 7 N.Y.U. + 14 Captain: Charles Hubbell Captain: James Leonard Captain: Bruce Dumont 7 at Holy Cross 12 24 Bucknell 0 14 Alfred 0 33 St. Lawrence 6 1933 7 at Syracuse 0 20 at Cornell 0 42 Clarkson 0 7 at Vanderbilt 12 (6-1-1) # Roesch Stadium, Buffalo 6 at Brown 7 55 Niagara 0 35 Virginia Poly 14 Coach: Andrew Kerr * Last game at Whitnall Field 21 Holy Cross # 0 23 at Ohio State 23 16 at Michigan State 0 Captain: Winston Anderson + Yankee Stadium 40 St. Bonaventure 6 7 at Cornell 34 6 N.Y.U. # 47 47 St. Lawrence 0 1938 7 at Syracuse 27 27 Ohio Wesleyan # 0 14 Wabash 6 25 Rutgers 2 (2-5) # Utica, N.Y. 0 at Navy 9 21 Hobart 0 7 N.Y.U. #* 0 Coach: Andrew Kerr 49 at Rochester 0 30 at Syracuse 6 0 Lafayette 0 Captains: Donald Wemple, 1918 16 at Syracuse 7 13 at Brown 16 0 Tulane # 7 John Lucy No Team # Utica, N.Y. # Yankee Stadium 72 Ohio Northern 0 6 at Cornell 15 Coach: Henry Gillo 13 at Syracuse 3 0 Duke # 7 1924 1929 25 at Brown 0 12 at Columbia 0 1919 (5-4) (8-1) # Yankee Stadium 14 at Iowa 0 (5-1-1) Coach: Richard C. Harlow Coach: Andrew Kerr * Colgate’s 200th victory 0 at Holy Cross 21 Coach: Ellery C. Huntington Captain: Saville Crowther Captain: John Cox 0 at Syracuse 7 Captain: D. Belford West 35 Alfred 0 59 St. Lawrence 0 1934 7 at N.Y.U. 13 34 Susquehanna 7 41 Clarkson 0 6 at Wisconsin 13 (7-1) # Civic Stadium, Buffalo, N.Y. 14 Brown 0 7 at Nebraska 33 31 Michigan State 0 Coach: Andrew Kerr 21 at Cornell 0 49 Hobart 0 21 at Indiana 6 Captain: Clary Anderson, 1939 7 at Princeton 0 42 Providence 0 52 Providence 0 John Fritts (2-5-1) 7 at Dartmouth 7 2 at West Virginia 34 60 Hampden-Sidney 0 32 St. Lawrence 0 Coach: Andrew Kerr 21 Rochester 0 33 Springfield 0 33 at Columbia 0 62 St. Bonaventure 0 Captain: Ernest Neill 7 at Syracuse 13 3 at Syracuse 7 21 at Syracuse 0 7 at Ohio State 10 6 N.Y.U. # 7 6 at Brown 20 32 at Brown 0 20 at Holy Cross 7 0 at Duke 37 1920 20 Tulane # 6 10 Brown 0 (1-5-2) 1925 1930 13 at Syracuse 2 31 St. Lawrence 0 Coach: Ellery C. Huntington (7-0-2) (9-1) 14 at Rutgers 0 7 at Holy Cross 27 Captain: D. Belford West Coach: Richard C. Harlow Coach: Andrew Kerr 20 at Brown 13 12 at Cornell 14 0 Susquehanna 0 Captain: Edward Tryon Captain: J. Leslie Hart # Yankee Stadium 0 at Syracuse 7 7 Allegheny 7 28 Canisius 0 38 St. Lawrence 0 0 at Columbia 0 0 at Brown 14 60 Clarkson 0 99 Bethany College 0 1935 # First game at Colgate 6 at Cornell 42 49 St. Bonaventure 0 41 Lafayette 0 (7-3) Athletic Field 7 at Yale 21 7 Lafayette # 7 7 at Michigan State 14 Coach: Andrew Kerr 14 Rochester 21 9 at Princeton 0 40 at Penn State 0 Captain: Charles Wasicek 1940 80 St. Bonaventure 0 14 at Michigan State 0 34 Mississippi Col. 0 30 Niagara 0 (5-3) 0 at Syracuse 14 19 Providence 7 54 at Columbia 0 31 St. Lawrence* 0 Coach: Andrew Kerr 19 at Syracuse 6 36 at Syracuse 7 12 Amherst* 0 Captain: James Garvey 44 Akron 0 1921 14 at Brown 14 27 at Brown 0 6 at Iowa 12 0 at Cornell 34 (4-4-2) # Franklin Field, Philadelphia 7 N.Y.U. # 6 52 at Lafayette 0 20 at Brown 3 Coach: Ellery C. Huntington # Yankee Stadium 0 at Holy Cross 3 0 Duke 13 Captain: Robert Webster 1926 (Charity Game) 6 at Tulane 14 27 at Syracuse 0 31 Mississippi Col. 0 7 St. Bonaventure 7 (5-2-2) 6 at Holy Cross 0.... 27 at Rutgers 0 14 Allegheny 0 Coach: George W. Hauser 1931 7 at Syracuse 6 0 at Princeton 19 Captain: Nicholas Mehler (8-1) 33 at Brown 0 * Triangular Game: one day, 17 at Columbia 20 21 Susquehanna 6 19 Hamilton 0 Coach: Andrew Kerr two quarters against each 7 at Cornell 31 46 Clarkson 0 Captain: John Orsi team 1941 7 N.Y.U. # 7 44 St. Bonaventure 0 40 Niagara 0 1936 (3-3-2) 41 Rochester 0 16 at Pittsburgh 19 45 St. Lawrence 0 (6-3) Coach: Andrew Kerr 0 at Syracuse 14 7 at Navy 13 16 Lafayette 0 Coach: Andrew Kerr Captain: Hans Guenther 0 at Brown 7 38 Michigan State 6 33 Manhattan 0 Captain: George Vadas 66 St. Lawrence 0 21 at Columbia 14 28 Providence 0 0 N.Y.U. # 13 0 at Duke 6 7 Penn State # 0 # Johnson City, N.Y. 10 at Syracuse 10 27 Mississippi College 0 54 Ursinus 0 6 at Dartmouth 18 10 at Brown 10 32 at Penn State 7 26 St. Lawrence 6 14 at Duke 27 1922 21 at Syracuse 7 6 Tulane # 28 2 at Cornell 21 (6-3) 1927 13 at Brown 7 41 Lafayette 0 6 Holy Cross 6 Coach: Richard C. Harlow (4-2-3) # Yankee Stadium 14 at Army 7 Coach: George W. Hauser 19 at Syracuse 19 Captain: Bernard Traynor 13 at Holy Cross 20 Captain: William Timm 30 at Columbia 21 50 Clarkson 6 1932 13 at Syracuse 0 21 Hamilton 0 # Civic Stadium, Buffalo, N.Y. 19 Allegheny 0 (9-0) 32 at Brown 0 0 at Princeton 10 32 St. Lawrence 0 Coach: Andrew Kerr 0 Virginia Poly 6 # Polo Grounds 0 at Cornell 14 Captain: Robert Smith 1942 13 at Columbia 7 (6-2-1) 87 Susquehanna 6 41 St. Lawrence 0 1937 0 Wabash 7 Coach: Andrew Kerr 35 Lehigh # 6 27 Case Tech 0 (3-5) 0 N.Y.U. # 0 Captain: Warren Anderson 40 Rochester 0 47 Niagara 0 Coach: Andrew Kerr 20 Hobart 0 49 St. Lawrence 0 7 at Syracuse 14 13 at Syracuse 13 35 at Lafayette 0 Captain: Marcel Chesbro 18 at Cornell 6 59 at Columbia 6 0 at Brown 0 14 N.Y.U. # 0 21 St. Lawrence 0 27 at Dartmouth 19 # Binghamton, N.Y. # Yankee Stadium 31 Penn State 0 7 at Cornell 40 0 Duke # 34 32 Mississippi College 0 34 St. Bonaventure 0 10 at Penn State 13
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6 at Holy Cross 6 0 at Syracuse 7 1953 1958 1963 35 at Columbia 26 14 at Boston Univ. # 20 (3-4-2) (1-8) (3-4-1) 14 at Syracuse 0 # Fenway Park Coach: Harold W. Lahar Coach: Fred J. Rice Coach: Harold W. Lahar 13 at Brown 0 Captain: Gary Chandler Captain: Robert Conklin Captain: Eric Orke # Civic Stadium, Buffalo, N.Y. 1948 7 at Cornell 27 0 at Cornell 13 21 at Cornell 17 (3-6) 6 Holy Cross 19 7 Rutgers 21 6 at Boston Univ. 6 1943 Coach: Paul O. Bixler 26 at Harvard 28 7 at Bucknell* 0 28 Rutgers 8 (5-3-1) Captain: Thomas Zetkov 24 at Dartmouth 14 13 at Princeton 40 0 at Princeton 42 Coach: Andrew Kerr 25 Buffalo 0 7 at Yale 7 7 at Yale 14 0 at Yale 31 Captains: Michael Micka, 19 at Rutgers 34 33 at Rutgers 13 6 at Army 68 20 at Lehigh 6 George Thomas 13 at Boston Univ. # 14 19 Bucknell 12 0 Holy Cross 20 0 Bucknell 14 7 at Rochester 0 16 at Dartmouth 41 18 at Syracuse 34 0 at Syracuse 47 0 at Buffalo 23 0 at Army 42 14 at Holy Cross 13 7 at Brown 7 6 at Brown 28 0 at Penn State 0 13 Penn State 32 * Colgate’s 300th victory 1964 6 Rochester 14 6 at Cornell 14 1954 (7-2) 20 Cornell # 7 20 at Syracuse 13 (5-2-2) 1959 Coach: Harold W. Lahar 7 at Holy Cross 14 7 at Brown 35 Coach: Harold W. Lahar (2-7) Captain: Lee Woltman 26 R.P.I. 0 # Fenway Park Captain: Richard Lalla Coach: Alva E. Kelley 14 at Columbia 21 41 at Columbia 0 19 at Cornell 14 Captain: Joseph Wignot 8 Cornell 3 21 at Brown 14 1949 18 at Holy Cross 0 15 Cornell 20 10 at Holy Cross 0 # Archbold Stadium, (1-8) 26 Rutgers 14 20 at Penn State 58 0 at Princeton 9 Syracuse, N.Y. Coach: Paul O. Bixler 13 at Dartmouth 7 12 at Rutgers 15 21 Kings Point # 0 Captain: Warren Davis 13 at Yale 13 7 at Princeton 42 41 Lehigh 0 1944 32 Buffalo 0 6 at Princeton 6 0 at Yale 21 14 at Bucknell 6 (2-5) 27 at Cornell 39 20 Bucknell 14 12 at Holy Cross 14 7 at Buffalo 6 Coach: Andrew Kerr 21 Boston Univ. 40 12 at Syracuse 31 16 Bucknell 13 20 at Rutgers 7 Captains: Edward Stacco, 13 at Dartmouth 27 14 at Brown 18 0 at Syracuse 71 # Shea Stadium Joseph Dilts 13 Rutgers 35 33 at Brown 14 13 at Rochester 20 27 at Holy Cross 35 1955 1965 14 at Cornell 7 20 at Northwestern 39 (6-3) 1960 (6-3-1) 0 Penn State 6 7 at Syracuse 35 Coach: Harold W. Lahar (2-7) Coach: Harold W. Lahar 6 at Columbia 0 26 at Brown 41 Captain: Francis Angeline Coach: Alva E. Kelley Captain: John Paske 13 at Holy Cross 19 21 Dartmouth 20 Captain: John Maloney 40 Lafayette 0 13 at Syracuse 43 1950 21 at Cornell 6 28 at Cornell 8 0 at Cornell 0 20 at Brown 32 (5-3) 14 Holy Cross 15 22 Lehigh 39 7 at Yale 0 Coach: Paul O. Bixler 15 at Princeton 6 12 at Rutgers 49 7 Holy Cross 3 1945 Captain: Alan Egler 7 at Yale 0 26 at Princeton 36 0 at Princeton 27 (3-4-1) 0 at Army 28 7 at Army 27 14 at Yale 36 0 at Brown 6 Coach: Andrew Kerr 47 Western Reserve 6 35 at Bucknell 7 28 at Buffalo 20 29 at Army 28 Captain: game captains 35 Holy Cross 28 19 at Syracuse 26 8 Bucknell 12 21 Bucknell 7 48 Rochester 0 23 Bucknell 12 25 at Brown 0 6 at Syracuse 46 0 at Buffalo 28 7 at Penn State 27 35 at Brown 34 14 at Brown 21 24 at Rutgers 10 47 Lafayette 0 7 at Princeton 45 1956 7 at Columbia 31 18 at Cornell 26 (4-5) 1961 1966 0 at Holy Cross 21 19 at Syracuse 14 Coach: Harold W. Lahar (5-4) (8-1-1) 6 at Cornell 20 Captain: James Yurak Coach: Alva E. Kelley Coach: Harold W. Lahar 7 at Syracuse 6 1951 34 Cornell 6 Captain: Kenneth Kerr Captain: Raymond Ilg 6 at Brown 6 (4-5) 6 at Holy Cross 20 0 at Cornell 34 34 Boston Univ. # 0 Coach: Paul O. Bixler 48 at Rutgers 6 13 Bucknell 0 38 at Columbia 0 1946 Captain: William Owens 20 at Princeton 28 15 at Harvard 0 14 at Cornell 15 14 Holy Cross 14 (4-4) 47 at Buffalo 13 14 at Yale 6 15 at Princeton 0 7 at Princeton 0 Coach: Andrew Kerr 18 Cornell 41 46 at Army 55 14 at Yale 8 48 at Brown 7 Captain: Robert Orlando 28 at Western Reserve 7 26 Bucknell 12 15 at Lehigh 20 21 Lehigh 15 6 at Yale 27 32 at Brown 14 7 at Syracuse 61 8 at Syracuse 51 20 at Bucknell 0 9 at Cornell 13 7 at Yale 27 0 at Brown 20 6 Rutgers 26 20 at Lafayette 9 47 Kings Point 7 6 at Holy Cross 34 30 at Brown 6 26 at Rutgers 7 2 Penn State 6 20 Bucknell 21 1957 # Dedication of Andy Kerr 0 at Syracuse 9 39 at Lafayette 0 (3-6) 1962 Stadium 6 at Holy Cross 21 26 at Rutgers 21 Coach: Fred J. Rice (3-5-1) 25 at Syracuse 7 Captain: Ralph Antone Coach: Harold W. Lahar 1967 20 at Brown 14 1952 14 at Cornell 13 Captain: Daniel Keating (2-8) (6-3) 0 at Illinois 40 2 Brown 6 Coach: Harold W. Lahar 1947 Coach: Harold W. Lahar 6 Rutgers 48 23 at Cornell 12 Captain: Donald Mooradian (1-5-2) Captain: Donald Main 12 at Princeton 10 0 Holy Cross 22 14 Boston Univ. 20 Coach: Paul O. Bixler 14 at Cornell 7 0 at Yale 20 15 at Rutgers 27 14 at Columbia 17 Captain: Glen Treichler 13 at Buffalo 0 7 at Army 53 16 at Princeton 15 7 Cornell 23 29 at Kings Point 0 13 Rutgers 7 32 Bucknell 0 14 at Yale 14 0 at Holy Cross 17 18 Cornell 27 20 at Harvard 21 6 at Syracuse 34 13 Lehigh 0 0 at Princeton 28 0 at Brown 7 7 at Princeton 20 28 at Bucknell 0 7 at Brown 33 14 at Bucknell 32 20 at Lehigh 7 13 Brown 13 53 Mississippi College 12 0 at Buffalo 6 0 at Penn State 46 7 at Holy Cross 13 38 Bucknell 0 0 at Buffalo 31 6 at Holy Cross 6 14 at Syracuse 20 2 8 at Rutgers 31 33 at Brown 27
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1968 1973 43 at Boston Univ. 22 31 Connecticut 17 12 Holy Cross * 16 (5-5) (5-5) 49 Bucknell 17 21 at Lehigh 14 23 at Yale 28 Coach: Neil S. Wheelwright Coach: Neil S. Wheelwright 48 Northeastern 39 21 at Cornell 6 39 at Bucknell * 40 Captain: Gene Detwiler Captains: Tom Parr, 3 at Delaware 21 38 at Dartmouth 21 54 at Columbia 8 28 at Boston Univ. 0 Rick Horton 21 Holy Cross 17 42 Lafayette * 7 0 at Cornell 17 55 at Lafayette 21 1978 17 at Rutgers 34 27 at Brown 3 14 at Yale 49 21 Cornell 35 (3-8) 15 at Syracuse 49 17 at Boston Univ. 45 14 Holy Cross 6 18 at Yale 24 Coach: Frederick H. Dunlap 13 at Pennsylvania 21 27 at New Hampshire 23 14 at Princeton 7 22 at Holy Cross 21 Captains: Doug Curtis, 24 Temple 17 * Patriot League game 19 at Brown 27 21 at Princeton 37 Dick Slenker 22 at Boston Univ. 21 27 Lehigh 11 41 Bucknell 23 14 Holy Cross 27 21 Boston Univ. # 7 1987 48 at Bucknell 34 26 at Lehigh 58 7 at Lehigh 38 13 at Delaware # 20 (7-4, PL 2-2) 10 Lafayette 14 49 at William & Mary 42 12 Cornell 21 # NCAA Division I-AA Coach: Frederick H. Dunlap 34 at Rutgers 55 0 Boston Univ. 3 21 at Harvard 24 Playoffs Captains: Kenny Gamble, 42 at Rutgers 0 20 at Villanova 14 Kyle Warwick 1969 12 at Princeton 13 1983 6 at Duke 41 (5-3-1) 1974 3 at Army 28 (8-4) 31 Bucknell * 28 Coach: Neil S. Wheelwright (4-6) 17 Lafayette 7 Coach: Frederick H. Dunlap 19 William & Mary 7 Captain: Alan Klumpp Coach: Neil S. Wheelwright 0 at Bucknell 7 Captains: Gil Terenzi, 27 at Cornell 3 0 Boston Univ. 20 Captains: Robert Como, 29 at Delaware 38 Rich White 7 at Holy Cross * 49 28 at Cornell 24 James Detmer 14 at Rutgers* 9 15 at Army 13 6 Lehigh * 7 21 at Yale 40 12 Lehigh 33 * Colgate’s 400th victory 47 Lehigh 28 22 at Army 20 35 at Princeton 28 21 at Cornell 40 60 at Cornell 7 6 at Syracuse 52 20 at Brown 6 7 at Yale 30 1979 34 Boston Univ. 17 35 at Lafayette * 14 14 at Lehigh 14 21 Holy Cross 16 (5-4-1) 18 at Holy Cross 21 39 at Princeton 15 28 Bucknell 7 24 at Princeton 33 Coach: Frederick H. Dunlap 26 at Rutgers 29 38 Boston University 0 14 at Lafayette 10 24 at Lafayette 18 Captains: John Marzo, 29 at Wyoming 49 * Patriot League game 12 at Rutgers 48 42 Massachusetts 34 Angelo Colosimo 21 at Lafayette 7 34 at Bucknell 21 15 at William & Mary 28 34 at Pennsylvania 20 1988 1970 14 at V.M.I. 31 10 Lehigh 3 43 Richmond 14 (2-9, PL 2-3) (5-6) 21 at Rutgers 62 21 at Cornell 36 41 at Connecticut 33 Coach: Michael F. Foley Coach: Neil S. Wheelwright 0 at Yale 27 23 at W. Carolina # 24 Captains: Mike Cote, Captain: John Lennon 1975 17 at Holy Cross 16 # NCAA Division I-AA Matt Jaworski 22 at Navy 48 (6-4) 17 at Princeton 6 Playoffs 7 New Hampshire 21 26 at Boston Univ. 21 Coach: Neil S. Wheelwright 24 at Columbia 14 14 at Bucknell * 13 7 Cornell 17 Captains: Bruce Basile, 7 at Lafayette 7 1984 14 at Cornell 17 7 at Yale 39 James Gregory 20 Bucknell 2 (5-5) 34 Lafayette * 42 21 at Holy Cross 13 16 The Citadel 0 18 Delaware 24 Coach: Frederick H. Dunlap 19 at Lehigh * 24 14 at Princeton 34 24 at Cornell 22 Captains: John McCabe, 22 at Pennsylvania 33 10 at Brown 6 10 at Yale 24 1980 Bob Clark 21 Davidson * 0 21 Lehigh 12 20 at Holy Cross 14 (5-4-1) 9 Connecticut 3 0 Holy Cross * 7 44 at Bucknell 14 Coach: Frederick H. Dunlap 15 at Army 41 13 at Princeton 45 12 at Virginia 54 22 at Princeton 21 Captains: Jeff King, 40 at Lehigh 35 3 at William & Mary 28 14 at Rutgers 30 56 Lafayette 2 6 at Lehigh 38 Gene Young 35 at Cornell 7 22 at Rutgers 41 1971 16 Bucknell 24 10 at Penn State 54 27 Holy Cross 42 * Patriot League game 17 at Lehigh 17 41 Lafayette 20 (6-4) 21 at William & Mary 17 38 Cornell 20 35 at Columbia 16 1989 Coach: Neil S. Wheelwright 14 at Rutgers 56 21 at Connecticut 24 24 at Richmond 55 (4-7, PL 1-3) Captains: Thomas Doyle, 38 Holy Cross 7 39 William & Mary 48 Coach: Michael F. Foley Steve Morgan 1976 10 at Princeton 14 7 at Rutgers 17 Captains: Paul Bushey, 27 Boston Univ. 21 (8-2) 35 Columbia 22 Steve Aldiero 20 at Cornell 38 Coach: Frederick H. Dunlap 44 Lafayette 0 1985 35 Fordham * 3 28 at Yale 21 Captains: Mark Murphy, 17 at Bucknell 14 (7-3-1) 13 at William & Mary 17 14 at Holy Cross 28 Keith Polito 13 at Rutgers 35 Coach: Frederick H. Dunlap 21 Pennsylvania 14 12 at Princeton 35 13 Connecticut 7 Captains: Tom Burgess, 42 Brown 7 42 Brown 32 17 at Davidson 7 1981 Bill Hecht 15 at Yale 36 30 at Lehigh 21 25 at Cornell 20 (7-3) 21 at Holy Cross 24 10 at New Hampshire 17 47 Bucknell 24 10 Holy Cross 6 Coach: Frederick H. Dunlap 30 at Lafayette 14 6 at Holy Cross * 31 51 at Lafayette 14 17 at Princeton 7 Captains: Karl Grabowski, 21 at Cornell 20 33 at Lafayette * 38 16 at Rutgers 28 24 at Lafayette 14 21 Boston Univ. 14 Tom McChesney 32 Lehigh 14 46 Lehigh * 30 1972 24 at Bucknell 13 5 at Rutgers 13 54 at Dartmouth 28 27 Bucknell * 37 27 Lehigh 14 49 at Princeton 44 14 at Army 59 (5-4-1) 13 at Army 29 34 at Cornell 10 43 at Army 45 * Patriot League game Coach: Neil S. Wheelwright 9 Rutgers # 17 21 Boston Univ. 14 55 Columbia 11 Captains: Kenneth Nelson, # Giants Stadium 0 at Temple # 31 27 Pennsylvania 27 1990 David Palmer 1977 30 Lafayette 0 14 at Rutgers 28 (7-4, PL 3-2) 33 Lafayette 14 (10-1) 41 at Columbia 3 48 at Boston Univ. 37 Coach: Michael F. Foley 7 at Cornell 37 Coach: Frederick H. Dunlap 24 at Syracuse 47 Captains: Dave Goodwin, 7 at Yale 27 Captains: Gary Hartwig, 24 Bucknell 6 1986 Rick Krichbaum 21 Holy Cross 21 Mike Foley 32 at Holy Cross 13 (4-7, PL 1-3) 21 at Boston Univ. 10 35 at Princeton 26 23 Rutgers 0 # Franklin Field Coach: Frederick H. Dunlap 17 at Rutgers 28 28 at The Citadel 26 38 Lafayette 12 Captains: Erik Rosenmeier, 59 Cornell 24 42 Lehigh 34 28 at Cornell 22 1982 Scott Montross 39 Princeton 13 7 at Bucknell 41 38 at Harvard 21 (8-4) 21 at William & Mary 42 30 at Yale 7 26 at Boston Univ. 0 31 at Holy Cross 14 Coach: Frederick H. Dunlap 39 at Lehigh * 41 22 New Hampshire 38 13 at Rutgers 43 31 at Princeton 13 48 at Columbia 36 Captains: Dave Wolf, 12 Cornell 21 31 at Fordham * 7 Mark Owens
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28 at Bucknell * 27 @ Colgate’s 500th victory * Patriot League game 2006 7 at Lehigh * 52 1995 # NCAA Division I-AA # 1,000th game played (4-7, PL 3-3) 36 Lafayette * 7 (0-11, PL 0-5) Playoffs Coach: Dick Biddle 6 Holy Cross * 35 Coach: Edward Sweeney 2003 Captains: Geoff Bean, * Patriot League game Captains: Joe Kasztejna, 1999 (15-1, PL 7-0) Mike Saraceno, Jake Ian Prisuta, Rob Howard, (10-2, PL 5-1) Coach: Dick Biddle Sulovski 1991 Tom Morelli Coach: Dick Biddle Captains: John Frieser, 7 at Massachusetts 28 (4-7, PL 3-2) 3 at Northeastern 44 Captains: Tom McCarroll, Tem Lukabu, Sean McCune 28 Dartmouth 7 Coach: Michael F. Foley 9 Lehigh * 20 Ryan Vena 20 at Georgetown * 19 12 Monmouth 17 Captains: Rich Burke, 8 Harvard 28 28 Maine 21 38 at Buffalo 15 31 Georgetown * 14 George Delaney, Mike Jasper 23 Princeton 34 16 Bucknell * 21 31 at Dartmouth 9 26 Princeton (OT) 27 10 Northeastern 35 14 Fordham * 34 49 at Fordham * 24 26 Towson * 7 14 at Cornell 38 22 at Army 51 6 at Brown 21 35 at Dartmouth 3 27 at Cornell 24 46 at Fordham * 3 14 at Duke 42 14 at Dartmouth 35 24 at Harvard 21 30 at Princeton 3 10 Lafayette * 27 31 at Cornell 13 14 at Army 56 56 at Lafayette * 14 52 Yale 40 15 at Lehigh * 23 21 at Princeton 30 9 at Lafayette * 35 55 Cornell 16 50 Bucknell * 6 29 Holy Cross * 28 7 Yale 25 14 Bucknell (OT) * 21 43 at St. Mary’s 13 47 at Lafayette * 31 28 at Bucknell * 31 25 Fordham * 12 20 at Holy Cross * 39 28 Lehigh * 24 17 Lehigh * 10 * Patriot League game 38 Bucknell * 6 * Patriot League game 38 Towson * 14 14 Fordham * 3 22 Lehigh * 21 45 at Holy Cross * 26 45 at Holy Cross * 38 2007 31 at Lafayette * 48 1996 13 at Illinois State # 56 19 Massachusetts # @ 7 (7-4, PL 4-2) 3 at Holy Cross * 28 (6-5, PL 3-2) * Patriot League game 28 Western Illinois # 27 Coach: Dick Biddle * Patriot League game Coach: Dick Biddle # NCAA Division I-AA 36 at Florida Atlantic # 24 Captains: Mike Gallihugh Captains: Marcus Cameron, Playoffs 0 vs. Delaware ## 40 Pat Nolan, Cody Williams 1992 Adam Sofran * Patriot League game 13 Albany 11 (4-7, PL 2-3) 0 at Richmond 13 2000 # NCAA Division I-AA 17 Massachusetts 35 Coach: Michael F. Foley 16 Buffalo 36 (7-4, PL 4-2) Playoffs 31 at Dartmouth (OT) 28 Captains: T.J. Donahue, 21 Holy Cross * 38 Coach: Dick Biddle ## NCAA Division 31 Fordham * 34 Joe Napoli 7 at Pennsylvania 38 Captains: Randall Joseph, I-AA Championship, 28 Bucknell * 24 0 at Rutgers 41 44 Brown 27 Barry HoAire, Alex Houston Chattanooga, Tenn. 14 at Cornell 17 17 at Fordham * 7 35 at Towson 10 7 at Connecticut 37 @ Colgate’s 550th victory 27 Towson 17 0 at Pennsylvania 24 31 at Cornell 21 42 at Dartmouth 24 36 at Lafayette* 27 34 at Columbia 29 40 Lafayette * 9 21 Fordham * 6 21 Lehigh* 7 35 Buffalo 21 34 at Fordham * 13 30 at Towson (OT) * 27 2004 45 at Georgetown* 12 7 Cornell 25 30 at Lehigh * 23 34 Princeton 6 (7-4, PL 4-2) 20 at Holy Cross* 27 14 at Lehigh * 13 27 at Bucknell (OT) * 28 23 at Cornell 16 Coach: Dick Biddle *Patriot League game 28 Lafayette * 37 * Patriot League game 20 St. Mary’s 37 Captains: Chris Brown, 26 William & Mary 44 17 Lafayette * 14 Luke Graham, Antrell Tyson 2008 17 Holy Cross * 18 1997 14 at Lehigh * 20 20 at Massachusetts 30 (9-3, PL 5-0) 21 at Bucknell * 28 (7-5, PL 6-0) 3 Holy Cross * 32 17 Dartmouth 15 Coach: Dick Biddle * Patriot League game Coach: Dick Biddle 24 at Bucknell * 21 33 Georgetown * 0 Captains: Jordan Scott, Captains: Tim Girard, * Patriot League game 28 at Yale 31 Nick Hennessey, Alex Relph 1993 Blair Hicks, Dan Rivera 29 Princeton 26 26 at Stony Brook 42 (3-7-1, PL 1-3-1) 7 Richmond 23 2001 10 at Cornell 6 23 at Coastal Carolina 19 Coach: Edward Sweeney 27 Fordham * 14 (7-3, PL 5-1) 41 Holy Cross * 7 21 Furman 42 Captains: Tony Barrett, 44 at Cornell (OT) 38 Coach: Dick Biddle 14 at Lehigh * 21 34 Dartmouth 20 Mark Paske, Bill Sparacio 61 Lehigh * 28 Captains: Ken Kubec, 22 Lafayette * 19 31 at Fordham* 24 6 at Rutgers # 68 44 at Lafayette * 6 Ron Hampton 7 at Bucknell * 42 27 Princeton 24 0 at Army 30 28 Princeton 31 14 at Villanova 38 40 at Fordham * 28 38 at Cornell 22 22 at Cornell 6 27 at Army 35 10 at Maine 34 * Patriot League game 52 at Bucknell* 28 27 Columbia 24 42 at Holy Cross * 7 21 Fordham * 9 21 Lafayette* 13 12 Pennsylvania 30 34 Towson * 3 35 Cornell 32 2005 34 at Lehigh* 33 3 at Navy 31 24 at Navy 52 35 at Princeton 10 (8-4, PL 5-1) 28 Holy Cross* 27 32 Lehigh * 36 48 Bucknell * 14 37 Towson * 5 Coach: Dick Biddle 28 at Villanova # 55 7 at Lafayette * 7 28 at Villanova # 49 20 at Lafayette * 16 Captains: Jared Nepa, *Patriot League game 13 at Fordham * 17 * Patriot League game 22 Lehigh * 25 Mike Saraceno # FCS First Round Playoffs 14 at Holy Cross * 27 # NCAA Division I-AA 35 at Holy Cross * 7 22 Central Conn 24 13 Bucknell * 8 Playoffs 15 Bucknell * 13 17 Massachusetts 14 2009 * Patriot League game * Patriot League game 21 at Dartmouth 26 (9-2, PL 4-2) # Giants Stadium 1998 34 Cornell 20 Coach: Dick Biddle (8-4, PL 5-1) 2002 16 at Princeton 10 Captains: Pat Simonds 1994 Coach: Dick Biddle (9-3, PL 6-1) 23 Fordham * 0 35 Monmouth 23 (3-8, PL 2-3) Captains: Luke George, Coach: Dick Biddle 27 at Holy Cross * 14 23 Stony Brook 13 Coach: Edward Sweeney Corey Hill Captains: Tom McCune, 34 Lehigh * 50 34 at Dartmouth 15 Captain: Mike Boorman 35 Connecticut 45 Max Wynn 18 at Lafayette * 15 20 Fordham* 12 7 Boston Univ. 45 35 at Towson * 14 0 Villanova 20 16 Bucknell * 10 45 Cornell 23 20 Dartmouth 16 34 Harvard 14 31 at Fordham * 40 34 at Georgetown * 7 21 at Princeton % 14 3 at Princeton 29 35 at Yale 17 30 Dartmouth 26 21 at New Hampshire# 55 31 at Georgetown* 14 7 at Brown 26 45 Dartmouth @ 24 38 Columbia 6 * Patriot League game 28 at Holy Cross* 42 10 at Buffalo 23 35 at Navy 42 13 at Bucknell (OT) * 10 # NCAA Division I-AA 27 Lehigh* 20 27 at Harvard 35 42 at Fordham * 20 10 at Princeton 14 Playoffs 49 at Lafayette* 56 35 Fordham * 6 38 at Bucknell * 21 42 at Cornell # 13 29 Bucknell* 14 22 at Lehigh * 25 22 at Lehigh * 41 9 at Towson * 7 *Patriot League game 6 Lafayette * 14 42 Lafayette * 27 31 Lafayette * 24 % 2OT game 31 at Bucknell * 7 28 Holy Cross * 14 28 at Lehigh * 14 6 Holy Cross * 27 28 at Ga. Southern # 49 44 Georgetown * 22 * Patriot League game * Patriot League game 25 Holy Cross * 20
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2010 (7-4, PL 3-2) Coach: Dick Biddle Captains: Greg Sullivan 30 Monmouth 29 15 at Furman 45 7 at Syracuse 42 34 Georgetown* 3 44 at Princeton 10 44 at Cornell @ 3 24 Holy Cross* 31 14 at Lehigh* 44 24 Lafayette* 14 31 at Bucknell* 7 47 at Fordham 12 *Patriot League game @ Colgate’s 600th victory
Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008 Patriot League Champions • 1997 • 1999 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2008