HOFSTRA COACHING STAFF: The Pride lost just one assistant coach, special teams assistant Alberto Van der Mije, from last year’s staff. The 2005 Pride football coaching staff is as follows:

Coach Pos. HU Yr. Overall Yr. Greg Gigantino Def. Coord. 13 28 Warren Ruggiero Off. Coord. 6 18 Bob McIntyre Linebackers 17 17 Adam Brown DL & ST 5 5 HOFSTRA Carlton Goff RB 3 10 FOOTBALL, 2005 Damian Wroblewski Off. Line 2 7 Jaime Elizondo Receivers 2 6 GAME 10: Chip Garber Def. Backs 2 25 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY (5-4, 3-3) Dennis Mikula Tight Ends 2 2 at Dassin Blackwell Def. Asst. 1 6 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY (1-8, 1-5) Saturday, November 12, 2005 – 12:30 p.m. HOFSTRA-NORTHEASTERN SERIES: Parsons Field – Brookline, MA Saturday's game is the 12th meeting between Hofstra and Northeastern in a Television: None series that started in 1954. The Huskies Radio: WRHU-FM (88.7) Pregame show at Noon hold a 7-4-0 series lead. The two teams Internet: www.WRHU.org met last year on Long Island with the Huskies pulling out a 37-34 double-overtime victory. Hofstra is 0-5 against Northeastern in Massachusetts. 2005 HOFSTRA SCHEDULE The two teams have split the four meetings since the Sept. 10 at Albany (TW Cable) 36-7 W Pride joined the Atlantic 10 in 2001. The series history is Sept. 17 STONY BROOK (RNN) 55-0 W as follows: Sept. 24 at #9 Furman 41-44 L 2OT Oct. 1 #6 JAMES MADISON* (MSG) 10-42 L Year Winner (Loc.) Score Oct. 8 at #13 Delaware* (A10&FSNY) 10-6 W 1954 Northeastern (A) 13-39 Oct. 15 MAINE* + (RNN) 44-0 W 1955 Northeastern (H) 12-21 Oct. 22 at Richmond* 37-43 L 2OT 1956 Northeastern (A) 12-32 Oct. 29 at Rhode Island* 38-24 W 1957 Hofstra (H) 12-6 Nov. 5 #2 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 26-29 L 1958 Northeastern (A) 14-24 Nov. 12 at Northeastern* 12:30 p.m. 1972 Northeastern (A) 6-28 Nov. 19 #5 MASSACHUSETTS* 1:00 p.m. 1973 Hofstra (H) 17-14 * - Atlantic 10 Game + - Homecoming • All times ET 2001 Hofstra (H) 45-21 2002 Northeastern (A) 17-28 INFORMATION CONTACTS: 2003 Hofstra (H) 24-14 Hofstra - Jim Sheehan, Associate Director of Athletics- 2004 Northeastern (H) 34-37 (2 OT) Communications; (516) 463-6764 - O; (516) 523-6692 - Cell; (516) 463-5033 - Fax THE LAST HOFSTRA-NORTHEASTERN GAME: November 13, 2004 in Hempstead: Hofstra kicker Northeastern - Jack Grinold, Associate Director of Chris Onorato broke the Atlantic 10 career field goal Athletics-Communications; (617) 373-2691- O; (617) record, but Shane Hopkins’ 22-yard touchdown 373-3152- Fax reception in the second overtime gave the Huskies of Northeastern a 37-34 victory at Shuart Stadium. Parsons Field Press Box - (617) 566-5956 Onorato booted two field goals in the contest, the HOFSTRA HEAD COACH: Joe Gardi is in his 16th second field goal in the second overtime to give the season as Hofstra University Head Football Coach. He Pride a 34-31 lead. It was his 49th career field goal, has posted a 117-62-2 record during that time. His .652 passing Brian Shallcross who booted 48 for William & winning percentage ranks second, behind Mickey Mary from 1994 through 1997. Onorato’s first field goal Kwiatkowski (.716), in school history. Gardi's 117 of the game, from 40 yards, came with just three victories are also the second most all-time at Hofstra seconds remaining in regulation and sent the game into behind the legendary Howard "Howdy" Myers (141 wins overtime at 24-24. from 1950-1974). But it was Hopkins, a sophomore fullback, who stole the to the 13-yard line on six plays before the drive stalled show with a 22-yard touchdown catch from Shawn Brady and Onorato booted a 30-yard field goal giving on the Huskies second play of their second overtime Northeastern’s Brady and Hopkins the opportunity for possession. Hopkins came out of the backfield and beat heroics. the Pride defense on a blown coverage for the easy touchdown. Clarkson finished the game 28-for-49 for 290 yards and three touchdowns, while Ellis caught 10 passes for 76 The Pride scored first in the contest, going 44-yards on yards. Irby caught seven passes for 87 yards. The Pride their first possession with sophomore quarterback Anton had 365 yards on offense including just 75 net yards on Clarkson hitting Isaac Irby with a 20-yard scoring pass. It the ground. Murray led the Huskies with 101 yards on 23 was Irby’s eighth touchdown catch of the season. carries. Brady completed 17-of-31 passes for 237 yards, Onorato’s extra-point gave Hofstra a 7-0 lead just 3:49 while Quintin Mitchell (61 yards) and Cory Parks (47 into the game. But the Huskies came back with 17 yards) each had five catches. straight points as kicker Miro Kesic booted a 29-yard field goal 47 seconds into the second quarter. Then, 1 2 3 4 5 6 F Northeastern red-shirt freshman linebacker Jay Frank Northeastern 010777637 recovered a Clarkson fumble in the end zone for a Hofstra 7 14 3 10 7 3 34 touchdown with 2:03 to play in the half. Kesic’s PAT Scoring Summary gave the Huskies a 10-7 lead at halftime. HU - Irby 20-yard pass from Clarkson (Onorato kick) NU - Kesic 29-yard field goal In the third quarter tailback Maurice Murray capped a 10- NU - Frank 0-yard fumble recovery (Kesic kick) play, 80-yard drive with a 14-yard scoring run with 9:33 NU - Murray 14-yard run (Kesic kick) to play in the period for a 17-7 lead. Hofstra then scored HU - Crenshaw 3-yard run (Onorato kick) 14 unanswered points as sophomore running back Terry HU - Ellis 16-yard pass from Clarkson (Onorato kick) Crenshaw scored on a 3-yard run almost five minutes NU - Brady 40-yard pass from Parks (Kesic kick) later and then Clarkson hit junior Devale Ellis on a 16- HU - Onorato 40-yard field goal yard pass to cap a 9-play, 87-yard drive to give the Pride NU - Murray 2-yard run (Kesic kick) HU - Sullivan 8-yard pass from Clarkson (Onorato kick) a 21-17 lead with 1:31 to play in the third quarter. HU - Onorato 30-yard field goal NU - Hopkins 22-yard pass from Brady The scored remained that way until the final two minutes of regulation as Northeastern pulled some razzle-dazzle Northeastern Hofstra out of its playbook. On a first-and-10 play from the First Downs (R-P-Pe) 7-15-0 7-13-2 Hofstra 34-yard line, Brady handed off to junior tailback Rushes-Yards (Net) 47-147 33-75 Anthony Riley, who ran left. Riley pitched back to junior Passing Yards (Net) 277 290 receiver Corey Parks, who tossed a 40-yard scoring Passes Comp-Att-Int 18-32-0 28-49-0 pass to a wide-open Brady, who sprinted down the right Total Offense/Plays-Yards 79-424 82-365 Punt Returns-Yards 3-45 2-16 side of the field. Kesic’s PAT gave the Huskies a 24-21 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-69 4-70 lead with just 1:31 to play in regulation. Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 6-39.2 6-39.2 Hofstra started out on its own 20-yard line after a Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1 touchback. Clarkson connected with Ellis for 19 and 18- Penalties-Yards 6-51 5-24 yard receptions to get the ball to the Huskies 43. But it Possession Time 30:54 29:06 was Clarkson’s pass to freshman Charles Sullivan on a Third Down Conversions 10-18 10-19 fourth-and-10 play that picked up 17 yards to the 26 that Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 2-2 gave the Pride the shot to tie the contest. After a Terry Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 5-5 Sacks By: Number-Yards 6-35 2-13 Crenshaw 3-yard run to the 23, Onorato tied the game with a 40-yard field goal into the wind with three seconds RUSHING: HOFSTRA-Crenshaw (23-83-1), Irby (1-4-0), to play. Huggins (2-3-0); NORTHEASTERN-Murray (23-101-2), Riley (13-23-0), Parks (2-13-0) In the first overtime, Northeastern drove the 25 yards on PASSING: HOFSTRA-Clarkson (49-28-0, 290, 3TD): five plays with Murray carrying the ball into the end zone NORTHEASTERN-Brady (31-17-0, 237, 1TD), Parks (1-1-0, from 2-yards out. Hofstra’s possession was more 40, 1TD) dramatic, coming down to a fourth-and-15 play from the RECEIVING: HOFSTRA-Ellis (11-98-1), Irby (6-65-1), Sullivan 30-yard line as Clarkson found Ellis for a 22-yard gain to (4-49-1); NORTHEASTERN-Mitchell (5-61-0), Parks (5-47-0), the 8-yard line. On the next play, Clarkson found Graham (2-61-0) TACKLES (UA-A): HOFSTRA-Haley (5-8), Villante (4-7), Sullivan for an 8-yard scoring pass. Onorato tied the Garay (3-7); NORTHEASTERN-Frank (10-4), Rich (2-7), Potter game with the extra point. (6-2)

Hofstra started the second overtime and moved the ball 2005 ATLANTIC 10 FOOTBALL HOFSTRA IN THE NCAA I-AA STATS: CONFERENCE Here is Hofstra’s NCAA I-AA statistical STANDINGS: report as of November 7: As of November 11, 2005
Conference Overall North W L Pct. W L Pct. Team Category I-AA Avg. A10 Rushing Offense 91 118.78 10 Massachusetts 6 1 .857 7 2 .778 Passing Offense 4 309.33 1 New Hampshire 6 1 .857 8 1 .889 Total Offense 15 428.11 2 Hofstra 3 3 .500 5 4 .556 Scoring Offense 22 33.00 5 Maine 2 4 .333 4 5 .444 Rushing Defense 66 162.44 9 Rhode Island 2 4 .333 4 5 .444 Pass Efficiency Defense 39 116.78 5 Total Defense 56 354.89 5 Northeastern 1 5 .167 1 8 .111 Scoring Defense 34 21.67 4 South Net Punting 47 32.67 5 *Richmond 5 1 .833 6 3 .667 Punt Returns 111 3.88 12 James Madison 3 3 .500 5 4 .556 Kickoff Returns 20 21.92 2 Turnover Margin 100 -.89 11 Towson 3 3 .500 6 3 .667 Pass Defense 51 192.44 4 William & Mary 3 3 .500 5 4 .556 Passing Efficiency 19 142.86 4 Villanova 2 4 .333 4 5 .444 Delaware 1 5 .167 4 5 .444 Indiv. Category HU Player I-AA Avg. A10 Rushing Terry Crenshaw 85 66.11 12 LAST WEEK - November 5
Kareem Huggins
45.56 17 MASSACHUSETTS 35, DELAWARE 7
Passing Effic. Anton Clarkson 14 147.32 5 NEW HAMPSHIRE 29, HOFSTRA 26
Total Offense Anton Clarkson 7 301.38 2 TOWSON 40, VILLANOVA 19

Terry Crenshaw
66.11 23 MAINE 14, NORTHEASTERN 10
Recpt./Gm. Devale Ellis 6 7.22 2
Marques Colston 22 5.78 4 Richmond 38, VMI 3

Charles Sullivan
3.22 23 JAMES MADISON 30, WILLIAM & MARY 29

Brian Wolman
3.11 25
Rec. Yds./Gm. Devale Ellis 9 96.11 2 THIS WEEK - November 12
Marques Colston 27 77.67 7 DELAWARE AT WILLIAM & MARY 1:00
Charles Sullivan
39.22 24 Interceptions Sherief Little T-98 .25 9 VILLANOVA AT JAMES MADISON 1:30
Daniel Talvacchio
.22 13 Iona at New Hampshire 12:00 Punting Joe Nolan 46 38.29 5 RICHMOND AT TOWSON 12:00 Punt Returns



Massachusetts at Army 12:00 Kickoff Returns



HOFSTRA AT NORTHEASTERN 12:30 Field Goals Rob Zarrilli T-10 1.44 2 RHODE ISLAND AT MAINE 2:00 Scoring Rob Zarrilli 27 7.67 4
Terry Crenshaw
4.67 20
Kareem Huggins
4.00 24 HOFSTRA'S STATISTICAL LEADERS - 9 GAMES All-Purpose Yds. Devale Ellis 45 118.22 7 RUSHING ATT. Net Avg. TD
Terry Crenshaw
92.56 15 Terry Crenshaw 108 595 5.5 5
Kareem Huggins
86.44 20
Marques Colston
79.67 23 Kareem Huggins 63 410 6.5 5 Onyi Momah 18 79 4.4 0 HOFSTRA LAST WEEK –Game 9 - PASSING (Eff.) GP Att-Comp-Int Yds. TD November 5, 2005 vs. #2 New Anton Clarkson (147.3) 8 299-198-9 2,433 17 Hampshire: Quarterback Ricky Santos Dennis Davis (118.3) 4 55-33-2 351 2 threw four touchdown passes, including the decisive 5-yard score to Aaron RECEIVING No. Yds. Avg. TD Brown with 6:40 left in regulation, as second-ranked Devale Ellis 65 865 13.5 5 New Hampshire escaped with a 29-26 win over Hofstra Marques Colston 52 699 13.4 5 at Shuart Stadium.
Charles Sullivan 29 353 12.2 3 Hofstra compiled 533 yards of total offense to 381 for the Brian Wolman 28 334 11.9 1 Wildcats, but turned the ball over eight times on the day, TACKLES UT-AT-TT Sacks Int compared to zero for New Hampshire. The most crucial Cole Haley (LB) 47-53-100 3.0-17 0-0 turnover came late in the game, as sophomore running David Darby (SS) 30-42-72 0-0 1-2 back Kareem Huggins appeared to be about to cross the Dan Garay (DE) 25-37-62 6.0-38 0-0 goal line for the go-ahead touchdown. However, the D.J. Talvacchio (LB) 22-30-52 0.5-3 2-44 officials ruled that he fumbled just before he crossed the Chris Sebald (LB) 27-20-47 3.0-19 1-29 line, and the Wildcats recovered in the end zone for a touchback. New Hampshire held the ball until there was for 82 yards, while Ellis had eight catches for 71 yards one second on the clock, and junior quarterback Anton and a touchdown. Clarkson's final Hail Mary pass was intercepted on the goal line. 1 2 3 4 F
UNH1407829 Hofstra started quickly as it took the opening kickoff and HOFSTRA 10 3 13 0 26 went 80 yards in seven plays to take an early 7-0 lead. Clarkson was 5-of-6 passing on the drive, which Scoring Summary culminated in a 12-yard touchdown strike to senior HU – Ellis 12-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) receiver Devale Ellis. He also completed a 21-yard pass UNH - Ball 30-yard pass from Santos (McCormick kick) to Ellis on the preceding play to set up the touchdown. HU - Zarrilli 40-yard field goal
UNH - Williams 14-yard pass from Santos (McCormick New Hampshire answered back and went 77 yards in kick) seven plays to even the score on a 30-yard touchdown HU - Zarrilli 23-yard field goal pass from Ricky Santos to David Ball. Santos threw what UNH - Ball 14-yard pass from Santos (McCormick kick) amounted to a jump ball in the left side of the end zone, HU - Crenshaw 22-yard pass from Clarkson (Crenshaw and Ball was able to come down with the catch amongst rush failed) a crowd of players. HU - B. Sebald 10-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick)
UNH - Brown 5-yard pass from Santos (Ball pass from Ellis then had a 40-yard kickoff return to give the Pride Santos) great field position, and a 29-yard run from junior running HOFSTRA UNH back Terry Crenshaw put Hofstra in field goal range. First Downs (R-P-Pe) 9-19-1 4-16-1 Rob Zarrilli's 40-yard kick split the uprights and the Pride Rushes-Yards (Net) 37-211 38-96 took back the lead at 10-7. The Wildcats again answered Passing Yards (Net) 322 285 back with another long touchdown drive to take their first Passes Comp-Att-Int 32-48-4 23-35-0 lead of the game. A 25-yard pass to Ball set up New Total Offense/Plays-Yards 85-533 73-381 Hampshire on the Hofstra 14-yard line, and one the next Punt Returns-Yards 5-18 1-4 play, Santos found Jon Williams with 4:01 left in the first Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-106 3-58 quarter to make the score 14-10. Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 4-14
Punts (Number-Avg) 3-29.0 11-31.6 The second quarter saw the two defenses settle in, as Fumbles-Lost 5-4 1-0 the only points came on a 23-yard field goal from Zarrilli Penalties-Yards 6-60 9-63 with 4:57 left in the half. That field goal was set up by a Possession Time 32:16 27:44 blocked punt by Hofstra's Justyn Davis, which was Third Down Conversions 9-16 3-14 recovered on the Wildcat 7-yard line by Alton Lucas. Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 0-1
Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-5 3-4 Hofstra was then victimized by a bad break at the start of Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-28 2-4 the third quarter, as the defense held, but a punt hit the back of a Pride special teams player and was recovered RUSHING: HOFSTRA- Crenshaw (14-122-0), Huggins at the 14-yard line. Santos found Ball on the ensuing (12-64-0), Clarkson (10-22-0); UNH- McCoy (21-91-0), play for a touchdown to give the Wildcats a 21-13 lead. LeVan (3-16-0) The Pride responded, as Huggins ran the kickoff back 49 PASSING: HOFSTRA- Clarkson (48-32-4, 322, 3); UNH- yards and four plays later, Clarkson connected with Santos (35-23-0, 285, 4) Crenshaw on a 22-yard touchdown pass to pull Hofstra RECEIVING: HOFSTRA- Wolman (8-82-0), Ellis (8-71- within 21-19. 1), Colston (5-43-0), B.Sebald (4-52-1); UNH- Ball (8-
123-2), McCoy (6-70-0), Williams (4-53-1) The Hofstra defense held, and the Pride took the lead TACKLES (UA-A): HOFSTRA-Garay (3-7-10), Darby (1- back with three seconds left in the third quarter on a 10- 9-10), C.Sebald (4-4-8); UNH- Graham (12-5-17), yard pass over the middle to tight end Brandon Sebald, Pammer (4-11-15), DeWitt (4-7-11) his first career touchdown with the Pride. However, Santos' pass to Brown with 6:40 left proved to be the Stadium: Shuart Stadium difference. Attendance: 4,215
Weather: 66 degrees and cloudy Santos was 23-of-35 passing for 285 yards and four touchdowns for the Wildcats, which kept pace with Massachusetts for first place in the Atlantic 10 North. Clarkson finished the day completing 32-of-48 passes for 322 yards and three touchdowns and four interceptions. Senior Brian Wolman had eight catches 10.
Montana
State 6-3 685 11 11.
Georgia
Southern
7-3 674 15 12.
Northern
Iowa
6-3 604 14 13.
Lehigh
7-2 588 13 14.
Western
Kentucky
6-3 557 6 The 2005 SPORTS NETWORK I-AA POLL: Here is the 15.
Cal
Poly
6-3 517 19 latest Sports Network I-AA Media Poll, as of November 16.
Grambling
7-1 443 16 7: 17.
South
Carolina
State 7-2 368 20 18.
Richmond 6-3 303 22 No. Team (1st pl. W-L Pts. LW This Week 19.
Brown
7-1 287 23 votes) 20.
North
Dakota
State
6-3 280 25 1. New 8-1 2,634 2 Iona 21.
Youngstown
State
7-3 264 17 Hampshire (57) 22.
Eastern
Washington
5-4 230 10 2. Hampton (44) 9-0 2,531 3 Florida A & M 23.
Eastern
Illinois
7-2 226 24 3. Montana (4) 7-2 2,458 4 at Sacramento State 24.
William
&
Mary
5-4 90 18 4. Southern 7-2 2,327 5 at #14 Northern Iowa Illinois 25.
Nicholls
State
4-3 89 NR 5. Massachusetts 7-2 2,074 8 at Army 6. Furman 7-2 2,058 1 Wofford HOFSTRA IN THE POLLS: Here is where the Pride has 7. Texas State 7-2 1,882 10 at Stephen F. Austin ranked this season: 8. Appalachian 6-3 1,845 7 Western Carolina State (3) 9. Coastal 8-1 1,800 9 Mansfield Date TSN ESPN Carolina Preseason 24 NR 10. Georgia 7-3 1,694 14 Morehead State Sept. 5 24 NP Southern Sept. 12 23 24 11. Montana State 6-3 1,559 12 at #21 Eastern Sept. 19 17 17 Washington 12. Western 6-3 1,430 6 at #19 Youngstown Sept. 26 23 24 Kentucky State Oct. 3 RV RV 13. Lehigh 7-2 1,409 13 at Fordham Oct. 10 RV RV 14. Northern Iowa 6-3 1,370 17 #4 Southern Illinois Oct. 17 23 23 15. Cal Poly 6-3 1,244 18 Southern Utah Oct. 24 RV RV 16. Grambling 7-1 1,002 19 Concordia State Oct. 31 RV RV 17. South Carolina 7-2 866 20 Morgan State (THU) Nov. 7 RV RV State (NR-not ranked; NP-no poll; RV-receiving votes) 18. Richmond 6-3 699 23 at Towson 19. Youngstown 7-3 697 15 #12 Western Kentucky ON THIS DAY IN HOFSTRA FOOTBALL HISTORY: State 20. Brown 7-1 643 22 Dartmouth • Since 1960, the Pride is 4-1 on November 12 21. Eastern 5-4 605 11 #11 Montana State • The Hofstra-Northeastern game is the first time the Washington Pride has played on November 12 since 1994 22. North Dakota 6-3 567 24 South Dakota State • 1994 - Senior wide receiver Wayne Chrebet caught 14 State passes for 245 yards and five touchdowns but Dave 23. Eastern Illinois 7-2 513 25 Tennessee Tech 24. William & Mary 5-4 217 16 Delaware Ettinger missed a 34-yard field goal with six seconds to 25. James 5-4 168 NR Villanova play as the Pride had to settle for a 41-41 tie at the Madison University of Delaware. Hofstra quarterback Carlos Garay completed 25 of 38 passes for 363 yards and rushed 16 times for 45 yards. Ettinger tied the game at ESPN/USA TODAY I-AA COACHES POLL: Here is the 41 with a 48-yard field goal with four minutes to play but latest ESPN/USA Today I-AA Poll as of November 7: couldn't hit the game winner as the Pride ended the season with a 8-1-1 record and ranked 22nd in the No. Team (1st pl. votes) W-L Pts. LW country.
1.
New
Hampshire
(24)
8-1 1,120 2 • 1988 - Running back Bobby Whaley rushed 10 times
2.
Hampton
(19)
9-0 1,065 3 for 142 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Pride to
3.
Montana
(3)
7-2 1,051 4 a 44-14 victory over the Mariners of Kings Point at
4.
Southern
Illinois
7-2 1,005 5 Captain Tomb Field. Quarterback Ken Bonkowski
5.
Massachusetts
7-2 909 9 completed 11 of 16 passes for 152 yards including a 10-
6.
Furman
7-2 853 1 yard scoring pass to Jim Scully. Tom Salamone and
7.
Appalachian
State 6-3 793 7 Larry Brady each returned interceptions for touchdowns
8.
Texas
State
7-2 790
11 for Hofstra.
9.
Coastal
Carolina
8-1 749 8 IN THE ATLANTIC 10: The Pride is 19-22 in Atlantic 10 WR BRIAN WOLMAN: games since joining the conference in 2001. Hofstra, • Posted a career-high 8 receptions in Hofstra’s which became eligible for the I-AA Championship in heartbreaking 29-26 loss to #2 New Hampshire last 1994 and starting giving scholarships in 1995, has Saturday. Wolman posted 82 yards from the 8 catches played in the NCAA I-AA Championships five times • Has now tallied 28 catches for 334 yards and one (1995, 1997, 1999, 2000 and 2001) and captured the touchdown in 2005 Atlantic 10 title in 2001. • Has now caught a pass in 25 consecutive contests dating back to 2003 when he was blanked against AGAINST THE TOP 25: Last week against New Northeastern Hampshire, the Pride played its 18th game against a • Has now tallied 81 catches for 999 yards in his Top 25 opponent since joining the Atlantic 10 in 2001. Hofstra career Hofstra is 5-13 in those contests. Before the win over then-#13 Delaware on October 8, the Pride's last win DE DAN GARAY: over a Top 25 opponent came on November 8, 2003 • Posted 10 tackles, 2 tackles for losses, 1 sack (-7) and when Hofstra downed seventh-ranked Villanova, 34-32, 1 pass break-up in last Saturday’s loss to UNH. Garay at Shuart Stadium. It was the Pride's second Top 20 had 3 solo stops and 7 assisted tackles victory of that season after having defeated #19 • Tallied a forced fumble and a fumble recovery to go Northeastern, 24-14, on October 11, 2003. Hofstra's with his five tackles at Rhode Island
highest-ranked victory came on September 2, 2000 • Garay is third on the team in tackles with 62 when the Pride edged #2 Montana 10-9 in Missoula. • Has the team-lead in sacks with 6.0, and in tackles for Here is Hofstra's annual record against Top 25 losses with 11.0 this season opponents since joining the Atlantic 10: • Has 274 career tackles and 26.5 career sacks • Totaled 4 tackles at Richmond Year Overall vs. Top 25 • Led the Pride’s defensive charge against Maine with 8 2001 9-2 1-2 tackles, 1.5 sacks, 2.5 tackles for losses, and sacked 2002 6-6 1-2 Ron Whitcomb for a safety in the third quarter. 2003 2-10 2-2 • Had four tackles in Hofstra's win at Delaware 2004 5-6 0-4 • Recorded eight tackles, two tackles for losses (-13), 2005 5-4 1-3 recovered a fumble and posted a 12-yard sack in loss to JMU RUNNING WILD: The Pride rushed for over 200 yards • Recorded nine tackles at Furman for the second straight game last Saturday with 211 • Posted eight tackles to lead the Pride defensive line in yards on 37 carries against the Wildcats of New stops against Stony Brook Hampshire. On October 29 the Pride picked up 205 • Tallied five tackles, one sack and one tackle for loss in yards on 40 carries at Rhode Island. Hofstra had not the season opener at Albany posted back-to-back 200+ yard rushing games since • Tallied 72 tackles in 2004 and a team-high 7.5 sacks 2000 when the Pride posted 229 yards at Youngstown and 18.0 tackles for losses State and 244 yards against Albany. The 211 yards • Led the A-10 in forced fumbles (4) and tackles for against UNH is the most rushing yards since 2003 at losses and was second in sacks. He also ranked second William & Mary when Hofstra rushed 49 times for 219 in tackles among defensive linemen in the league yards in a 23-9 loss. • Posted double-digit tackles twice in 2004

HOFSTRA OFFENSE: Hofstra posted its second LB COLE HALEY: consecutive 500+ yard offensive game last Saturday • Tallied 8 tackles and 1 sack against New Hampshire. against New Hampshire with 533 yards. The Pride • Now has 100 tackles on the season as he closes in on posted a season-high 620 yards, including 415 passing, his single season best of 112 set last year at Rhode Island on October 29. The back-to-back • Leads the Pride and ranks 2nd in the A-10 in tackles 500+yard games is the first time that Hofstra has done • For the second consecutive week, and the fifth time that in a single season since 1997 when the Pride tallied this season, Haley posted double-digit tackles in a 529 against Buffalo and 504 against Massachusetts. The contest as he recorded 15 stops, including 13 solo stops, 620 yards at URI is the most yards by a Hofstra team in the Pride’s 38-24 victory over Rhode Island since posting 662 in the 2003 season finale at Liberty • On October 22 at Richmond, he tied his career-high when Hofstra recorded 662. The Pride posted 581 yards with 17 tackles in the Pride’s double overtime loss to the on offense against Stony Brook on September 17. The Spiders Pride had two 500+ yard games in 2004. • Posted 8 tackles against Maine two weeks ago • Led a Pride defensive charge that held the Blue Hens offense to just two field goals in Hofstra’s 10-6 victory over #13 Delaware. Posted eight total tackles (4-4) and had one tackle for a loss of two yards against UD • Posted nine total tackles against JMU his efforts he was named the Atlantic 10 Offensive • Has now tallied 391 total tackles during his Hofstra Player of the Week for the second straight week career • Was 26th in I-AA in passing efficiency with a 132.34 • Tallied a 13 total tackles, including 6 solos, to lead rating in 2004. He also ranked 47th in total offense with Hofstra against Furman. a 202.0 average • Posted 10 stops against Stony Brook. He also tallied • Completed 22 of 34 passes for 323 yards and a career- one tackle for loss and one sack (-11) best five touchdowns in the 48-17 victory over Richmond • Led the defensive charge at Albany that held the Great on October 30, 2004 Danes to 206 yards of total offense. The senior posted • Was almost perfect against Stony Brook on October 9, 12 total tackles including four solos to lead Hofstra 2004 completing 20 of 22 passes for 225 yards • Is one of three tri-captains on the 2005 team • Completed 192 of 324 passes for 2239 yards and 19 • Is Hofstra's nominee for the National Football touchdowns with seven interceptions in 2004 Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award in 2005 • Was second on the team in tackles in 2004 with 112 Most Passing Yards - Career and third on the team in sacks with 4.5 Player Yards Atts. Comp. TD Years • Posted seven double-digit tackle games as a junior 1 Giovanni Carmazzi 9,371 1,187 764 71 1996-99 2 George Beisel 6,049 892 497 51 1990-93 3 Rocky Butler 5,844 636 375 54 1998-01 QB ANTON CLARKSON: 4 Anton Clarkson 5,320 706 435 40 2003- • Completed 32 of 48 passes for 322 yards and three 5 Don Gault 5,149 710 362 41 1965-67 touchdowns against New Hampshire. It was the seventh 6 Rhory Moss 4,385 569 310 42 1988-90 7 Bob Girolamo 3,797 658 295 25 1974-77 300+ passing game of his career • Passed Don Gault in the UNH game to move into WR DEVALE ELLIS: fourth place on the Hofstra career passing yards list. • Tallied 8 receptions for 71 yards against New • Ranks 14th in I-AA in passing efficiency and 7th in total Hampshire last week offense (301.4) • Ellis has now passed teammate Marques Colston • He now has a 147.3 efficiency rating this year and has (164), Emil Wohlgemuth (161) and current Denver completed 198 of 299 passes for 2,433 yards and 17 Bronco Charlie Adams (159) and moved into third place touchdowns with 9 interceptions on the Hofstra career reception list with 167 catches • Had a career passing day at Rhode Island as he threw • Ellis became the seventh player in Hofstra history to for a career-high 415 yards and connected on 81% of his record 2,000 career receiving yards at URI on October passes (29-36) in the Pride’s 38-24 victory. 29. He now has 2,129 career yards which still ranks • Completed 23 of 38 passes for 279 yards and two seventh touchdowns against Richmond • Has 65 catches for 865 yards and 5 touchdowns in • Returned to action against Maine after missing the 2005 Delaware victory with an injury • Posted a season-high 11 receptions, topping his 10 at • Completed 21 of 37 passes for 202 yards and two Furman in September, for 138 yards touchdowns with one interception to lead the Pride to a • Ranks 6th in I-AA receptions per game with a 7.22 44-0 blanking of the Black Bears of Maine on October average and is 9th in receiving yards per contest with 15. He utilized seven different receivers in the contest 96.1 yards per game • With 279 yards passing at Richmond, he moved past • Has caught at least one pass in 20 consecutive games Rhory Moss into fifth place in career passing yards at • Tied for team-high honors with 5 receptions for 76 Hofstra. yards at Richmond • Completed 24 of 40 passes for 274 yards and one • Led the Pride with 8 catches for 116 yards at Delaware touchdown against James Madison before leaving the for his eighth career 100-yard receiving game game with an injury • Caught 6 passes for a game-high 117 yards in loss to • Completed 27 of 40 passes for 314 yards and three JMU. Ellis also returned one kickoff for 16 yards touchdowns for his fifth career 300-yard passing game • Caught a season-high 10 passes for a game-high 132 against the Paladins of Furman yards and hauled in a 30-yard touchdown pass from • Posted his fourth 300-yard passing game in Hofstra's Anton Clarkson at Furman victory over Stony Brook. The junior completed 18 of 27 • Caught 7 passes for 133 yards and a touchdown passes for 336 yards and three touchdowns and utilized against Stony Brook 10 receivers in the contest. Clarkson tossed a 69-yard • Led the Pride receiving corps in 2004 and broke touchdown pass to Devale Ellis on the first play from Hofstra's all-time single game reception mark with 16 scrimmage catches in the 2004 season finale at Massachusetts. The • Completed 24 of 33 passes for 291 yards and two 16 receptions topped the previous record of 15 set by touchdowns at Albany in the 2005 season opener Rusty Hoehn at the United States Merchant Marine • Had a career day on November 6, 2004 at Maine, Academy in 1971 and tied 20 years later by Wayne completing 30 of 50 passes for a career-high 408 yards Morris at Fordham. From his 16 receptions, Ellis racked and three touchdowns in the 31-20 victory in Orono. For up a career-high 225 yards against the Minutemen • Topped the 2,000-yard career receiving mark against Most Receptions - Career Stony Brook Player Rec. Yards Years • Returned to the Hofstra lineup at Albany for the first 1 Steve Jackson 206 2,561 1997-00 time since the 2003 season finale, in which he broke 2 Isaac Irby 168 1,923 2002-04 Wayne Chrebet’s single game receiving record against 3 Devale Ellis 167 2,129 2002-pres. Liberty 4 Marques Colston 164 2,558 2001-pres. 5 Emil Wohlgemuth 161 2,304 1981-84 • Colston caught six passes for 118 yards and two 6 Charlie Adams 159 2,649* 1998-01 touchdowns to lead the Pride to a 36-7 victory over 7 Kahmal Roy 152 2,442 1998-01 Albany. He posted TD catches of 44 and 31 yards 8 Wayne Chrebet 150 2,297 1991-94 against Albany and five of the six catches were for first 9 Wayne Morris 137 1,943 1988-91 downs. It was his sixth career 100-yard receiving game 10 Wayne Yearwood 134 1,749 1996-98 11 Rusty Hoehn 130 1,474 1969-71 RB TERRY CRENSHAW: 12 Ricky Bryant 127 1,690 2002-03 • Rushed for a team season-high 122 yards on 14 13 Nick Johnson 126 1,387 1992-95 carries against New Hampshire 14 Bill Roca 125 1,932 1968-70 15 Frank Coffey 105 1,625 1963-65 • Now has 1,917 career rushing yards and passed 15 James Moore 105 1,311 1984-87 Jim Watson (1,803 from 1978-81), Frank Lyman (1,840 from 1970-72), Mike Codella (1,849 from 1984- Most Receiving Yards - Career 87) and Mike Mullins (1,874 from 1980-83) and moved Player Yards Rec. Years into ninth place on the all-time Hofstra rushing list 1 Charlie Adams 2,649 159 1998-01 • Rushed 15 times for 78 yards and had a 23-yard 2 Steve Jackson 2,561 206* 1997-00 touchdown run at Rhode Island 3 Marques Colston 2,558 164 2001-pres.
• Leads the team and is 12th in the A-10 in rushing with 4 Kahmal Roy 2,442 152 1998-01 5 Emil Wohlgemuth 2,304 161 1981-84 a 66.1 yards per game average 6 Wayne Chrebet 2,297 150 1991-94 • Is averaging 5.5 yards per carry this season 7 Devale Ellis 2,129 167 2002-pres. • Is fifth on the team in receiving with 27 catches for 185 8 Wayne Morris 1,943 137 1988-91 yards 9 Bill Roca 1,932 125 1968-70 • Ran for 75 yards on a team-best 14 carries at 10 Isaac Irby 1,923 168 2002-04 Richmond 11 Wayne Yearwood 1,749 134 1996-98 • Rushed for 26 yards on 12 carries at Delaware 12 Ricky Bryant 1,690 127 2002-03 • Rushed for 45 yards on 10 carries against James 13 Frank Coffey 1,625 105 1963-65 Madison. Also posted a game-high seven catches for 33 14 Rusty Hoehn 1,474 130 1969-71 15 Nick Johnson 1,387 126 1992-95 yards against the Dukes. • Gained 59 yards on 13 carries at Furman and scored a WR MARQUES COLSTON: touchdown on a 7-yard run • Had 5 catches for 43 yards against New Hampshire to • Tallied one rush and one reception for seven yards boost his season totals to 52 catches for 699 yards in each against Maine. 2005 • Averaged 7.7 yards per carry on seven attempts • Now has 2,558 career receiving yards and remains against Stony Brook. He rushed for 54 yards in the game third on the Hofstra career chart. He is now 4 yards from and scored on a 3-yard run passing Steven Jackson (2,561 from 1997-2000) and 92 • Posted his fourth career 100-yard rushing game with from surpassing Charlie Adams (2,649 from 1998-2001) 121 yards on 19 carries against Albany for the top spot • Led the team in rushing in 2004 with 834 yards on 191 • Has caught at least one pass in 21 consecutive games carries with seven touchdowns • Ranks 22nd in I-AA in receptions per game with a 5.78 • Recorded three 100-yard and five 90+ rushing yard mark and is 27th in receiving yards per game with a 77.7 games in 2004 average • Posted his first 100-yard rushing game with 104-yards • Tied for team-high honors with five receptions and a on 19 carries at Montana on September 11, 2004 team-best 100 receiving yards at Richmond • Posted 135 yards and four touchdowns on 19 carries at • Tallied 8 catches for 50 yards at Delaware Stony Brook and added two catches for five yards and a • Hauled in 6 passes for 89 yards against JMU fifth touchdown • Recorded 7 catches for 64 yards against Furman and • Tallied five touchdowns against Stony Brook which are caught a 3rd-and-10 pass from the Paladin 11 for an 11- the most by a Hofstra player since Wayne Chrebet yard score that gave the Pride a 35-28 lead in the fourth caught five TD passes against Delaware in 1994 quarter • Became just the 30th player in Hofstra history to rush • Had four catches for 58 yards against Maine for 1,000-yards in his career on October 23, 2004 at • Hauled in three passes for 95 yards including a 74-yard New Hampshire, rushing for 107 yards and one touchdown reception in the third quarter, against Stony touchdown on 20 carries Brook Most Rushing Yards - Career • Recorded the second-longest rush of his career against Player Yards Att. Avg. Years Maine on a 47-yard touchdown run 1 Trevor Dimmie 3,622 739 4.9 2000-03 • Leads the team in kickoff returns with 10 for a 25.9 2 Bill Sanford 2,503 445 5.6 1951-54 average 3 Vaughn Sanders 2,497 433 5.8 1996-99 • Had 78 all-purpose yards with 37 yards rushing on 5 4 Jimmy Jones 2,381 410 5.8 1995-99 attempts, 2 catches for 44 yards and an 8-yard kickoff 5 Paul Que 2,166 424 5.1 1995-97 6 Kurt Murrell 2,162 397 5.4 1977-80 return at Furman 7 Bob McKenna 2,073 425 4.9 1980-83 • Tallied 126 total yards against Stony Brook. He posted 8 Kevin Huff 1,989 491 4.1 1973-77 63 yards on two receptions, 43 yards on 2 rushes, 19 9 Terry Crenshaw 1,917 393 4.9 2002-pres. yards on one kickoff return and a 1-yard punt return. In 10 Mike Mullins 1,874 366 5.1 1980-83 addition he had a 2-yard touchdown run and a 39-yard 11 Mike Codella 1,849 328 5.6 1984-87 scoring catch 12 Frank Lyman 1,840 449 4.1 1970-72 • Had 86 all-purpose yards, with 77 coming on two 13 Jim Watson 1,803 373 4.8 1978-81 kickoff returns, in the season opener at Albany 14 Brian McGee 1,750 326 5.4 1987-90 • Had 793 all-purpose yards in 2004, including 130 yards 15 Ron Zoia 1,381 318 4.3 1960-62 rushing, 205 yards on punt returns and 498 yards on K ROB ZARRILLI: kick returns • Hit both of his field goal attempts and both of his extra points in the Pride’s 29-26 loss against UNH SS DAVID DARBY: • Is now 13-15 in the field goal department and 30-33 in • Notched 10 total tackles (1-9) against New Hampshire PATs. His only missed field goals were blocked • Tallied a career-high 9 solo tackles at URI • Hit on all five of his PATs and connected on one of two • Is second on the team in 2005 with 72 tackles. Posted field goals in Hofstra's 38-24 victory over URI. 43 total tackles in 2004 • Ranks 2nd in the A-10 and tied for 10th in I-AA in field • Tied his career-high with 11 tackles at Richmond goal average with a 1.44 mark • Recorded 6 tackles against Maine • Nailed a 47-yard field goal at Richmond • Tallied 6 tackles and a pass deflection at Delaware • Tied his career-high with a 48-yard field goal at • Tied his career-high with 11 tackles against James Delaware Madison • Booted a 39-yard field goal in the third quarter against • Posted 8 tackles in double-overtime loss at Furman James Madison • Tallied 5 tackles and notched his fourth career • Was named the Atlantic 10 Special Teams Player of interception and first this season in the second quarter the Week for his play at Furman. He kicked a field goal against Stony Brook in each of the overtime periods and was a perfect 5-for-5 • Posted 6 tackles in the season opener at Albany in the PAT department to win the award. Zarrilli booted a DE STEPHEN BOWEN: 48-yard field goal in the first overtime to tie the game at 38-38 before kicking a 33-yarder in the second extra • Now has 41 tackles and 9.0 tackles for losses on the session to give the Pride a 41-38 lead year • Was a perfect 7-for-7 in PATs and 2-for-2 in field goal • Posted 5 tackles at Rhode Island and against New attempts in the Pride’s blanking of Stony Brook. The Hampshire Orlando, Florida native hit of a 38-yard field goal in the • Totaled 4 tackles and 1.5 for loss at Richmond second quarter and added a 27-yard kick in the third • Had 7 tackles and 1.5 sacks against Maine • Tallied 3 tackles against both Delaware and James • Booted field goals of 34 and 20 yards and was 2-for-3 Madison in the extra point department in his Pride debut at Albany • Tallied 4 tackles, including three solos, two tackles for RB/RETURNER KAREEM HUGGINS: losses of nine yards, posted a sack for nine yards and - Posted 125 all-purpose yards against New Hampshire recorded the first interception of his career that he with 64 yards rushing on 12 carries, 49 on 1 kickoff returned 31 yards for a touchdown against the Paladins return, and 16 on 2 punt returns. He had 1 catch for -4. of Furman. His fourth quarter sack of Ingle Martin helped • Is second on the team in rushing with a 45.6 ypg (63- stopped a Furman possession that resulted in Hofstra 410-5) average coming right back to score and take a 35-28 lead • Tallied 5 tackles and a tackle for a loss against Stony • Rushed 14 times for a career-high 91 yards and two Brook touchdowns at Rhode Island • Posted 5 tackles and one tackle for loss in the season • Posted three straight career high rushing games with opening win at Albany 60 yards against Maine, 87 at Richmond and 91 at URI • Tallied 68 tackles (35-33) in 2004 • Exploded for a career-high 87 yards on six carries at • Posted a career-high 9 tackles (8-1) at UNH in 2004 Richmond and tallied the longest run of his career with a 60-yard TD run LB CHRIS SEBALD: • Rushed for 60 yards on 10 carries against Maine • Now has 47 tackles (27-20) on the season • Tallied 8 tackles against New Hampshire • Recorded a career-high 11 tackles (6-5) against URI on • Posted 5 tackles at both Rhode Island and Richmond September 25, 2004 • Had 2 sacks for 15 yards and posted 3 solo stops • Posted 8 tackles (7-1) at UNH and at James Madison against Maine in 2004 • Recorded four tackles and a tackle for a loss at • Also tallied 7 tackles against both Northeastern and Delaware Richmond • Tallied three tackles against James Madison • Posted five tackles at Furman WR CHARLES SULLIVAN: • Recorded four tackles, one tackle for loss and a sack • Tallied 3 receptions for 33 yards against UNH against Stony Brook • Has 29 catches for 353 yards and three touchdowns in • Posted nine total tackles, one tackle for loss, forced a 2005 fumble, broke up a pass and tallied a 29-yard • Now has 97 career receptions for 1,291 yards in 20 interception return for a touchdown in Hofstra’s win at games during his Hofstra career Albany • Tallied five receptions for a season-high 116 yards and • Now has four career interceptions and has returned had a third quarter touchdown against Rhode Island. two for touchdowns. In 2004 he picked off a pass at • Totaled 4 catches for 50 yards and a touchdown at Stony Brook and returned it 79-yards for a touchdown Richmond • Tallied 4 receptions for 37 yards against Maine LB D.J. TALVACCHIO: • Notched 4 catches for 24 yards against James • Posted 8 tackles at Richmond and 7 tackles at Rhode Madison Island • Posted 3 catches for 16 yards at Furman • Was named the Atlantic 10 Football Conference • Tallied 4 catches for 60 yards in the season opener at Defensive Player of the Week for his performance in the Albany. Pride's 44-0 Homecoming victory over the Black Bears • Recorded the most receptions by a freshman in school of Maine on October 15 history with 68 for 938 yards and seven touchdowns in • Intercepted a pair of passes, including one which he 2004 returned 40 yards for a touchdown against the Black • Ranks eighth all-time on the Hofstra single season Bears receiving yards list and seventh on the single season • Collected 5 tackles, including 1.5 behind the line of receptions list scrimmage, as the Pride held Maine to just 135 yards of • Recorded the second 200-yard receiving game of his total offense career at Maine by catching eight passes for 204 yards • Talvacchio's two picks marked the first two and a touchdown against the Black Bears interceptions of his career • Was the first freshman receiver and only the ninth • Is having the best season of his young career with 52 player in school history to record 60 catches in a season tackles, two interceptions and two tackles for losses. • Broke the Hofstra freshman receiving mark of 39 • Had 6 stops in a double-overtime loss at #5 Furman receptions for 463 yards set in 1997 by Steve Jackson at • Recorded 5 stops in the win at Delaware Stony Brook • Posted a career-high 10 tackles against James • Tallied a freshman record-setting 12-catch, 213-yard Madison game against Rhode Island and was named the Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week FS SHERIEF LITTLE: • Posted four 90+ yards receiving games in 2004 • Has tallied 28 tackles and two interceptions this season • Hauled in nine passes for 91 yards at Montana in 2004 • Missed the Richmond and URI games with an upper • Posted seven catches for 97 yards and one touchdown torso injury in the '04 season opener against Albany • Recorded 2 tackles and 2 pass break-ups against New Hampshire P JOE NOLAN: • Recorded 2 tackles and had one interception against • Ranks 5th in the A-10 and 46th in I-AA with a 38.3 Maine punting average in 8 games this season • Posted 7 stops at Delaware • Missed the UNH game and is doubtful for the final two • Tallied 10 tackles at Furman games with a knee injury • Recorded his first collegiate interception and returned it • Had four punts for a 45.5 average with two inside the for a 75-yard touchdown in Hofstra’s victory over Stony 20 at Richmond Brook. The senior safety posted four total tackles, one • Tallied 7 punts for a 36.7 average with three inside the tackle for a loss of five yards, and broke up a pass as 20 against Maine the Pride defense held the Seawolves to just 152 yards • Posted 9 punts in the rain and mud for a 36.3 average on the night at Delaware • Was sixth on the team with a career-high 64 tackles • Kicked 6 times for a 39.3 average and placed four (46-18) in 2004 punts inside the 20 against JMU • Punted 5 times for a 44.4 average including a 54- • Tallied 2 tackles against Stony Brook yarder at Furman • Notched his seventh career interception at Albany on • Punted 7 times for a 39.1 average, including a 60- September 10 yarder in the second half, at Albany. • Has posted 3 interceptions in each of the past two • Is a four-year starter at Hofstra after a red-shirt season seasons at Penn State University, • Was awarded a sixth year, per NCAA rules and RB ONYI MOMAH: regulations, to utilize for his final season earlier this • Made his first Hofstra start against Maine and recorded summer 20 yards on six carries • Led the Pride in punting in 2001, 2002 and 2004. • Recorded 3 receptions for 26 yards against Delaware • Ranked fourth in the Atlantic 10 in punting as a senior • Made his home debut against Stony Brook and rushed in 2004 averaging 37.9 yards in 59 punts. for 53 yards on 9 carries • Received the Hofstra Mayor’s Trophy and was named • Transferred to Hofstra from Maine in 2004 but had to to the All-Atlantic 10 Academic Team and the sit out the season due to NCAA transfer rules CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Team last season. WR CHRIS MANNO: • Graduated in May with a bachelor’s degree in • Recorded his first collegiate touchdown in the fourth communications and has begun work on a graduate quarter against Stony Brook on a 29-yard catch up the degree middle from back-up quarterback Dennis Davis • Was accepted into USC's prestigious Annenberg • Was named the Long Island Press Hero of the Week School for Communication but deferred his admission after the Stony Brook game until fall 2006 when he will pursue a master's degree in strategic public relations. THREE STRAIGHT TOP 15 OPPONENTS: With games against #9 Furman, #6 James Madison and #13 FS STEPHEN TATE: Delaware on successive weeks (Sept. 24, Oct. 1 & 8) • Made his first career start at Rhode Island and posted Hofstra is the only I-AA team in the country this season 8 tackles including 7 solo stops to face three consecutive Top 15 opponents. Stretching • Recorded a career-best 10 tackles at Richmond it out to the Top 25, only Hofstra and Montana State, • Has posted 34 tackles in 9 games this season which faced #18 Cal Poly, #8 North Dakota and #24 Idaho State, can claim three straight Top 25 opponents. QB DENNIS DAVIS: • Has completed 33 of 55 passes for 351 yards and two FIRST DOUBLE PICK SINCE 2001: D.J. Talvacchio’s touchdowns in four games this season two interceptions on October 15 against Maine are the • Tossed a 21-yard touchdown pass to Marques Colston most by a Hofstra player in a single game since 2001 in his only attempt against Maine last week. when Todd DeLamielleure picked off two in a 39-14 win • Made his first collegiate start at Delaware in place of at Delaware. the injured Anton Clarkson and completed 26 of 41 passes for 266 yards and scored the game-winning SECOND SHUTOUT OF THE SEASON: The 44-0 touchdown in the third quarter on a four-yard run. victory over Maine on October 15 was the Pride's second shutout of the season, equaling the second most QUARTERBACK DEBUTS: Here is how recent Hofstra in a single year during Coach Joe Gardi's tenure at quarterbacks did in their first starts: Hofstra. In 1995 and 1996 the Pride posted two shutouts, while in 1990-Gardi's first season at Hofstra- Dennis Davis, 2005, at Delaware, 41-26-1, 266, 0TD the Pride recorded four shutouts. Anton Clarkson, 2003 vs. Maine, 14-6-3, 137, 0TD Bobby Seck, 2003, at Marshall, 15-7-0, 53, 0TD BEST DEFENSIVE EFFORT SINCE 1996: For the Andrew English, 2003 vs. Elon, 39-19-3, 164, 1TD second time this season, the Pride defense posted its Ryan Cosentino, 2002 vs. Montana, 45-20-1, 217, 0TD best showing since 1996 in holding Maine to just 135 Rocky Butler, 2000 at Montana, 28-16-1, 195, 0TD yards on October 15. It was Hofstra's second sub-200 Giovanni Carmazzi, 1996 vs. Sac. St., 9-5-0, 52, 1TD yard defensive outing of the season, after holding Stony Art Asselta, 1996 vs. Western Illinois, 26-11-3, 138, 1TD Brook to 152 yards on September 17, and the best game Corey Joyce, 1996 vs. Maine, 15-3-2, 8, 0TD since holding Charleston Southern to 133 yards in 1996. Kharon Brown, 1994 vs. Fordham, 32-21-2, 380, 4TD The Pride posted sub-200 yard defensive games against both Liberty and Elon in 2002. CB PRENTICE JAMES: • Has recorded 27 tackles on the season FOUR INTERCEPTIONS: The Pride defense picked off • Was fourth on the team with 8 tackles at Richmond four passes, returning two for touchdowns, against • Had 3 tackles against both Maine and at Delaware Maine on October 15. The four picks are the most by a • Posted 4 solo stops at Furman Hofstra team in a single game since October 13, 2000 322 - Anton Clarkson vs. New Hampshire, 11-5-05 (32- when the Pride picked off four against Liberty. 48) 314 - Anton Clarkson at Furman, 9-24-05 (27-40) TWO PICKS FOR TOUCHDOWNS: The two interception returns for touchdowns, by D.J. Talvacchio HOMECOMING, 2005: Hofstra celebrated its 2005 and Stanley Gutierrez, on October 15 against Maine is Homecoming on October 15 against Maine with a 44-0 Hofstra’s first double return for TDs since Joe Woods (90 victory. Under Coach Joe Gardi the Pride is 11-5 in yards) and Cedric Johnson (75 yards) did it in 1995 in a Homecoming contests on Long Island. 36-15 win at Fordham. LOW SCORE: Hofstra's 10-6 low scoring affair in the TOUCHDOWNS FROM THE DEFENSE: Hofstra now rain and mud at Delaware on October 8 equaled the has five interception returns for scores this season. That lowest scoring total by two teams during Joe Gardi's breaks the school mark of four, set in both 1964 and tenure at Hofstra. On November 9, 1996 Maine defeated 2000. Hofstra in Hempstead 9-7.

BEGINNER'S LUCK: Of Hofstra’s five interception NEGATIVE RUSHING YARDS: The Pride tallied 255 returns for touchdowns this season, four have been the total yards but minus-11 yards rushing at Delaware on first interception of the player’s career. October 8. It was the first time since September 28, 2002 at Northeastern that Hofstra had negative rushing DEFENSE RISING UP: In addition to tallying a shutout yards. In that game, the Pride had 299 yards passing and holding the Black Bears of Maine to just 135 yards and -26 yards rushing on 29 carries in a 28-17 loss in on offense, the Hofstra defense also tallied 16 points, on Brookline, MA. The last time Hofstra had negative interception returns for touchdowns by D.J. Talvacchio rushing yardage in a win was on September 5, 1992 and Stanley Gutierrez, and a sack in the end zone for a when the Pride rushed for -64 yards on 19 carries in a safety by Daniel Garay. Hofstra ranks 34th in I-AA in 14-7 victory over Central Connecticut at Hofstra. The scoring defense allowing just 21.67 points per game and next time the two teams met, in 1994, the Pride would is 56th in total defense, allowing 354.9 yards per contest. rush for 344 yards in a 62-7 victory.

SACKS: The Pride tallied a season-high seven sacks NATIONAL CHAMPIONS VISIT HOFSTRA: The against Maine on October 15. It is the most sacks by a October 1 game against defending I-AA national Hofstra team since posting eight against then-#7 champions James Madison was the first of three Villanova in 2003 in a 34-32 victory at Shuart Stadium. contests against 2004-05 NCAA champions that will be Hofstra has 24 sacks this season. played in Shuart Stadium during the 2005-06 academic year. The Hofstra women’s lacrosse team will host the OVERTIME: The Pride played its eighth-ever overtime 2005 NCAA champions Northwestern University on contest on October 22 in the double-overtime loss at February 24, 2006. The Hofstra men’s lacrosse team will Richmond. Hofstra is now 1-7 in extra period contests. face defending national champions Johns Hopkins The Pride's lone overtime win came on November 7, University at Shuart Stadium on March 11, 2006. 1998 when Chad Johnson booted a 22-yard field goal in the second overtime to give Hofstra a 41-38 victory over 102 PLAYS: For the second time this season, the Pride New Hampshire. defense faced a Hofstra game record of 102 plays at Richmond on October 22. The Spiders had the ball for THE 2005 CENTURY CLUB 40:43 in the game. On September 24 at Furman the Rushing Pride defense faced 102 plays and was on the field for 122 - Terry Crenshaw vs. New Hampshire (14 atts.) 38:10 in the near-100 degree temperature in the double- 121 - Terry Crenshaw at Albany, 9-10-05 (19 atts.) overtime loss to the Paladins. Receiving 138 - Devale Ellis at Rhode Island, 10-29-05 (11 recpt.) TOTAL PLAYS RECORD: Prior to the Furman and 133 - Devale Ellis vs. Stony Brook, 9-17-05 (7 recpt.) Richmond games this season only the 1991 Pride 132 - Devale Ellis at Furman, 9-24-05 (10 recpt.) offense recorded triple-digit plays in a Hofstra game. On 118 - Marques Colston at Albany, 9-10-05 (6 recpt.) November 2, 1991, Hofstra ran 76 pass plays and 24 117 - Devale Ellis vs. James Madison, 10-1-05 (6 recpt.) running plays in a 30-26 victory over Towson at 116 - Devale Ellis at Delaware, 10-8-05 (8 recpt.) Minnegan Stadium. The Pride posted 533 passing yards 100 - Marques Colston at Richmond, 10-21-05 (5 recpt.) and -29 rushing yards in the win. The I-AA record for plays in a game is 115 by Buffalo against Connecticut in 300 Yards Passing 1997. 415 - Anton Clarkson at Rhode Island, 10-29-05 (29-36) 336 - Anton Clarkson vs. Stony Brook, 9-17-05 (18-27) DEFENSE WORKS OVERTIME: The Hofstra defense pulled a lot of extra work, both in regulation and in overtime, at Furman on September 24. The Pride LG Tom McHugh RE Stephen Bowen defense was on the field for 38:10 of the 60 regulation RG Chris Durkin MLB Cole Haley time minutes because of Hofstra's quick-striking offense RT Willie Colon LB Chris Sebald and Furman's methodical attack. The Furman time of WR Brian Wolman CB Prentice James possession wasn't a record though. It happened again WR Devale Ellis FS Sherief Little for the Pride in their game at Richmond. The Richmond RB Terry Crenshaw SS David Darby Spiders held the ball for a Hofstra opponent record 40:43 WR Charles Sullivan P Joe Nolan in the double overtime contest. In 2004, James Madison QB Anton Clarkson * - 2003 starter held on to the ball for 38:31 in the Dukes' 31-21 win over the Pride on October 2, 2004 in Harrisonburg HOFSTRA PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS: Three Hofstra players have been named to The Sports ATLANTIC 10 PRESEASON COACHES POLL Network 2005 I-AA Preseason All-America Team. Junior Hofstra was picked third in the Atlantic 10 North Division linebacker Gian Villante, who suffered a pre-training and three Pride players were named to the preseason camp knee injury and is out for the season, was named All-Atlantic 10 Team in the 2005 Atlantic 10 Preseason to the TSN All-America first team, senior offensive tackle Poll of conference coaches and select media. The Pride Willie Colon was named to the second team and senior placed behind Massachusetts and New Hampshire in receiver Devale Ellis was an honorable mention the North Division, while 2004 national champion James selection. Madison and 2003 I-AA champ Delaware are picked one-two in the South Division. In 2004 the preseason Villante was a I-AA All-America first team selection by poll favorites were Villanova in the South and Maine in The Sports Network and The Football Gazette as a the North. The Wildcats placed fourth and the Black sophomore in 2004 after recording 65 solo tackles and Bears finished fifth in the final standings. The Atlantic 10 64 assisted stops. His 129 total tackles ranked third in sent a record four teams – William & Mary, New the Atlantic 10. Villante tallied double-digit tackles in nine Hampshire, Delaware and James Madison – to the I-AA of the 11 games and ranked in the Top 20 nationally and Championships with JMU, which was picked fourth in the fourth in the A-10 with 16.5 tackles for loss. He was a A10 South in the preseason poll, winning the national second team All-America selection by The Associated title. Press and was a finalist for the Buck Buchanan Award as I-AA Defensive Player of the Year. North 1.
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Richmond catches in Hofstra single season history. His 1,067 yards 6.
Towson ranked fourth in the A-10 and 14th in I-AA in 2004. Ellis, who posted four 100-yard receiving games in 2004, 65th SEASON: 2005 marks the 65th season of Hofstra broke the school record with 16 receptions for a career- football. The Pride has posted a .500 or better record in best 225 yards at Massachusetts in the season finale. 43 of those seasons. Hofstra has recorded a 382-241-11 record (.611) in its 634 games. NEW HELMET LOGO: Hofstra unveiled the Pride’s new helmet logo in August. The graphic mark of two Lions in RETURNING STARTERS: The Pride has 19 returning motion can be seen on the front page of this release. starters in 2005. There are 10 offensive starters, eight The new logo was created in July as part of the defensive and one punter. The 10 offensive starters University’s re-imaging project that included new include 2003 starting receiver Marques Colston, who University and Hofstra Athletics marks. The Pride logo, missed last season with an injury. The returning starters as well as the University’s new mark, were designed by are: advertising agency Powell New York, a full-service branding and marketing agency, selected as one of the Offense Defense ten firms to watch in 2005 by Advertising Age. The new WR Marques Colston* LE Dan Garay logo replaces the modified, gold, white and blue flag logo LT Jed Prisby RT Ed Greene that has been seen on Hofstra helmets since 1991. HOF•STRA PRO•NUN•SEE•AY•SHUNS: SHUART STADIUM - HOME, SWEET HOME: Since 2 - Devale Ellis (Da•vol) 1980, Hofstra is 105-25-0 in regular season play at 8 - Sebald (See•bald) Shuart Stadium. Hofstra was 6-0 in 1986 and 1980; 6-1 11- Anton Clarkson (Ann-tahn) in 1998; 5-0 in 1995, 1990, 1989, 1988 and 1983, 4-0 in 12 - Casciano (Cash•see•ann•o) 1991; 5-1 in 2001, 1999, 1984 and 1982; 4-1 in 2000, 13 – Graber (GREY•bur) 1997, 1994, 1993, 1987, 1985 and 1981; 3-1 in 1992; 3- 18 - Zarrilli (Za•rill•ee) 2 in 2004; 3-3 in 2002. The Pride was 2-4 in 2003 and 20 - Altomare (Al•toe•mar•ee) 1996. Hofstra is 2-2 at home this season. 22 – Vineyard (VIN•yard) 27 – Sherief Little (Sha•REEF) RADIO AND INTERNET: Every 2005 Hofstra football 28 – Sugalski (Su•gall•ski) game can be heard on radio on WRHU-FM (88.7) and 30 - Cherilus (Chair•ah•lus) on the internet at www.wrhu.org beginning with the 49 - Ilchert (Ill•kurt) pregame show 30 minutes before every contest. 53 - Akabalu (Ocka•bah•loo) 54 – Talvacchio (Tal•vot•cheo) WEEKLY RELEASE FAX AND E-MAIL: The Hofstra 56 – Gutierrez (Goo•tee•air•ez) University weekly football release will be available on 57 - Szelong (Sah•long) Wednesdays on the Hofstra Athletics web site 74 – Coccaro (Co•car•o) (www.Hofstra.edu/sports). We will e-mail the release, in 76 – Asermelly (Ah•sir•ma•lee) PDF format, to those media members who wish to get 80 – Ottis Lewis (OTT•is) every football release during the season. Please contact 87 – Dubiel (Doo-Beel) Jim Sheehan if you wish to be put on this list. 89 - Marques (Marcus) 90 – Denimarck (Den•ah•mark) THE HOFSTRA FOOTBALL SHOW: Fans, friends and 92 – Shemiah LeGrande (Sha-my•ah, La•grand) the media are invited to be part of the live audience and 98 – Garay (Ga-RAY) join Hofstra Head Football Coach Joe Gardi every Tuesday at noon at the Hofstra Student Center atrium as HOFSTRA FACTS, FIGURES, STREAKS AND WRHU-FM (88.7) presents the Hofstra Football Show. TRENDS: The one-hour show, which will air locally on WRHU-FM • Hofstra has won 23 of its last 43 road games and 25 of and worldwide on the internet at www.wrhu.org will its last 47 contests away from Shuart Stadium. The Pride review and preview Hofstra football during the 2005 is 30-23 on the road since the start of the 1997 season. season. In addition Hofstra’s opposing coach that week, • The Pride has won 39 of its last 70 regular season as well as players and media members will make guest games and 48 of its last 80 in-season contests. The appearances on the show. Pride is 62-37 in regular season play since the start of the 1997 season. Hofstra has posted a 78-44-1 record PRACTICE: Here is the Hofstra football practice over the last 123 regular season games. They are 90- schedule this week. 45-2 over the last 137 regular season games dating Tuesday, Nov. 8 3:25 Grass Practice Fields back to the middle of the 1993 season. Hofstra has won Wednesday, Nov. 9 3:25 Grass Practice Fields 47 of 82 contests, including playoff games, since the Thursday, Nov. 10 3:25 Grass Practice Fields start of the 1999 season. Friday, Nov. 11 3:25 Shuart Stadium Saturday, Nov. 12 1:00 Game at Northeastern HOFSTRA ALUMNI IN THE NFL: There are four former Sunday, Nov. 13 4:00 Shake-out Hofstra players currently gracing NFL team rosters. They Monday, Nov. 14 Off Day are: NORTHEASTERN TRAVEL PLANS; • WR Wayne Chrebet (Class of ‘95), New York Jets Transportation: Commodore Tours-Coach USA Bus • DB Lance Schulters (Class of ’98), Miami Dolphins Leaving: Friday, November 11 at 10 a.m. • WR Charlie Adams (Class of '02), Denver Broncos Lodging: Marriott Boston Burlington • RB Arlen Harris, (Class of '03), St. Louis Rams 1 Mall Road Burlington, MA 01803 ALUMNI NORTH OF THE BORDER: Three Hofstra Hotel Phone: 781-229-6565 football alums are currently on the 2005 rosters of Hotel Fax: 781-270-4144 Canadian Football League teams. They are: Returning: Saturday at approximately 5:30 p.m. Arriving at Hofstra: Saturday night at 9:30 p.m. • LB Brian Clark (Class of ’96), Calgary Stampeders • QB Rocky Butler (Class of 02), Saskatchewan Rough Riders • DB Patrick Dorvelus (Class of ’02), Montreal Alouettes LATE HOFSTRA PRIDE ADDITIONS Kevin Forrester #96 Raymond Bennett #35 Defensive Line Strong Safety 6-3, 305, Junior 5-9, 210, Sophomore Queens, NY/Bayside Uniondale, NY/Hempstead First year on the Hofstra roster…Enrolled at First year on the Hofstra football roster…High Hofstra in September 2004 after two years at School: Lettered in football, wrestling and Long Island University-C.W. Post in Old lacrosse at Hempstead High School in Brookville, New York…Member of the football Hempstead, New York…Honorable mention All- team in 2002 and 2003…Red-shirted in Nassau County selection as a senior…Posted 92 2003…High School: Played four years of football tackles and three fumble recoveries at at Bayside High School in Bayside, New linebacker…Also rushed for 395 yards on 50 York…Received the James Magueri carries…Personal: Born March 27, 1986…Son of Award…Personal: Born September 12, Trevor and Amelda Bennett…Youth football 1984…Majoring in marketing with a minor in legal volunteer…Athletic training major. studies.

Jerry DeLuca #47 Tristan McLaren #86 Defensive Back Tight End 5-8, 180, Sophomore 6-3, 255, Junior Long Branch, NJ/Verona St. James, NY/Smithtown

First year on the Hofstra Football roster…Joins First year on the Hofstra roster…Joins the Pride the Pride after one year at Middlesex County after two years at Nassau Community College in College in Edison, New Jersey…School did not Garden City, New York…High School: Played sponsor a football team…High School: Lettered four years of football and ran track for one year at in football and track at Verona High School in Smithtown High School in Smithtown, New Verona, New Jersey…Member of 2001 state York…Named to All-Suffolk County team as a championship team…Named to All-New Jersey senior…Named Academic All-Division in team as a senior…All-conference selection in 2002…Smithtown’s Unsung Hero Award recipient 2002…Personal: Born January 9, 1985…Son of as a senior…Personal: Born August 4, Jerry and Fran DeLuca…Has one sister…Plans to 1985…Parents are Chris and Alison…Has one attend chiropractic school…Majoring in English sister…Guide Dog Society volunteer…Plans to and biology. attend medical school after graduation…Biology major.

Bruce DeMyer #68 Defensive End Shaine Smith #81 6-1, 250, Freshman Wide Receiver Poughquag, NY/Arlington 6-3, 196, Junior Long Island City, NY/August Martin Played four years of football and wrestled for four years at Arlington High School in LaGrangeville, First season on the Hofstra Football roster…Joins New York…Named to all-league team as a the Pride after three years at Nassau Community senior…Received Sportsmanship, Golden Anchor College in Garden City, New York…Played two and Outstanding Lineman Awards as a season at Nassau and was named a NJCAA All- senior…Recorded 10 tackles and four sacks in American…Broke school record for receptions in 2004…All-league pick in wrestling…Member of a game with 13…High School: Played football, the National Honor Society…Class basketball and baseball at August Martin High treasurer…Personal: Born October 12, School in Queens, New York…All-City 1987…Parents are Bruce and Judy…Has one selection…Played in the Outback Bowl and the brother and two sisters…Lists Walter Payton as Fugazzi Bowl…Personal: Born December 25, his favorite athlete…Plans to pursue a career in 1983…Parents are Matthew and Lorraine…Has finance…Accounting major with a minor in three brothers…Also recruited by Michigan State, finance. Penn State, Auburn and West Virginia…Aspires to play in the NFL and to teach…Physical education major. THIS WEEK'S OPPONENT Ticket Office: 373-4700 Football Office: 373-5549 SID Office: 373-2691 NORTHEASTERN Fax: 373-3152 UNIVERSITY Press Box: 566-5956

Location: Brookline, MA NORTHEASTERN STATISTICAL LEADERS - 9 GAMES Founded: 1898 Rushing Att. Yds. Avg TD Enrollment: 14,492 Maurice Murray 185 813 4.4 8 Nickname: Huskies Anthony Riley 53 261 4.9 0 Conference: Atlantic 10 Alex Broomfield 42 133 3.2 0 Colors: Red and Black Passing (Eff.) Att/Comp-Int Yds. TD Stadium: Parsons Field (7,000) Anthony Orio (111.6) 165-86-8 1,085 7 President: Dr. Richard Freeland Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Athletics Director: Dave O’Brien Cory Parks 43 744 17.3 5 Football SID: Jack Grinold Kendrick Ballentyne 18 182 10.1 1 Web Site: www.GoNU.com Pat Graham 16 251 15.7 2 Head Coach: Rocky Hager (Minot State, 1974) Tackles S-A-TT Sacks Int. Record at School: 5-6/1 year Jamil Young 45-36-81 1-10 2-27 Overall Record: 96-31-1/11 years Joe Mele 33-24-57 2-13 0-0 Assistant Coaches: Eddie Davis (Offensive Cornelius Bunch 29-20-49 1-5 0-0 Coordinator/Quarteracks), Wally Dembowski (Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line), Brian Surace (Offensive Line), NORTHEASTERN IN THE NCAA I-AA STATS: Here is New Paul Schaffner (Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers), Raphael Hampshire's NCAA I-AA statistical report as of November 7: Dowdye (Defensive Backs/Recruiting Coordinator), Darrius Smith (Running Backs), Mark Pizziferri (Defensive Tackles), Team Category I-AA Avg. A10 Joel St. Cyr (Strength and Conditioning) Rushing Offense 56 152.33 6 Basic Offense: Multiple Passing Offense 70 176.56 10 Basic Defense: 4-3/Multiple Total Offense 82 328.89 11 2004 Record: 5-6 (4-4 Atlantic 10/T-2nd North) Scoring Offense T-69 23.78 9 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 38/20 Rushing Defense 91 186.44 12 Off. Starters Returning: 6 Pass Efficiency Defense 111 162.07 12 Def. Starters Returning: 6 Total Defense 92 396.67 10 Series Record: Northeastern leads 7-4 Scoring Defense 104 34.00 12 Last Meeting: 2004 – Hofstra 34 Northeastern 37 (2 Net Punting 102 27.83 12 OT) Punt Returns 86 6.79 10 Kickoff Returns T-76 18.51 8 2005 Schedule - 1-8, 1-5 Turnover Margin T-33 .33 3 Sept. 3 Georgia Southern 38-41 L Pass Defense 74 210.22 7 Sept. 10 at Youngstown State 16-35 L Passing Efficiency 45 126.02 8 Sept. 17 at Villanova 20-38 L Sept. 24 Towson 56-41 W Indiv. Category NU Player I-AA Avg. A10 Oct. 8 at Massachusetts 0-27 L Rushing Maurice Murray 35 90.33 5 Oct. 15 William & Mary 41-44 L
Anthony Riley
32.63 21 Oct. 22 at New Hampshire 21-52 L Oct. 29 at Northwestern State 12-14 L Passing Effic. Anthony Orio 72 111.66 12 Nov. 5 Maine 10-14 L Total Offense Anthony Orio 86 148.00 12 Nov. 12 Hofstra
Maurice Murray
90.33 17 Nov. 19 at Rhode Island Recpt./Gm. Cory Parks T-52 4.78 11 Rec. Yds./Gm Cory Parks T-22 82.67 4 2004 Results - 5-6-0 Interceptions Lamar Gay
.22 13 Cheyney 71-0 W
Jamil Young
.22 13 at Navy 24-28 L Punting Jared White 86 35.48 9 at Towson 27-3 W Punt Returns



at William & Mary 35-38 L (OT) Kickoff Returns Alex Broomfield 59 21.88 5 Villanova 34-30 W Field Goals Miro Kesic 19 1.22 4 at Harvard 14-41 L Scoring Miro Kesic T-78 6.22 10 at Maine 26-35 L
Maurice Murray
5.56 14 New Hampshire 23-27 L
Cory Parks
4.00 24 Massachusetts 22-26 L All-Purpose Yds. Alex Broomfield
91.89 16 at Hofstra 37-34 W (2 OT)
Cory Parks
90.78 17 Rhode Island 42-14 W
Maurice Murray
90.33 18

Important Numbers - Area Code - 617 Athletic Office: 373-2672 2005 HOFSTRA GAME SUMMARIES 66 rushing. The Great Danes had just 44 yards of offense in GAME 1 - SEPTEMBER 10 AT ALBANY: Senior receiver the second half. Marques Colston caught six passes for 118 yards and two scores and junior running back Terry Crenshaw rushed for 121 1 2 3 4 F yards and a touchdown to lead the 24th-ranked Hofstra Pride Hofstra 6 8 17 5 36 to a 36-7 victory over the Albany Great Danes Saturday night Albany70007 at University Field in the season opener for both teams. Scoring Summary Albany got on the board first just 3:50 into the contest, and it UA - Williams 2-yard run (Althardt kick) could have been much earlier. On the first play from HU -Crenshaw 36-yard run (Zarrilli kick) scrimmage Great Danes quarterback Dani Bocanegra hit HU - Colston 44-yard pass from Clarkson (Colston pass) streaking split end Josh Furnas, who had slipped behind the HU - Zarrilli 34-yard field goal Hofstra defense. Furnas bobbled the ball three times before HU - Colston 31-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) dropping the sure scoring pass. But nine plays later senior HU - C. Sebald 29-yard interception return (Zarrilli kick) tailback Kenny Williams rushed two yards to cap the 51-yard HU - Team safety drive. Eric Althardt’s extra point gave Albany the early 7-0 lead. HU - Zarrilli 20-yard field goal

The Pride came right back and started on its own 36 after a 30- HOFSTRA ALBANY yard kickoff return by Kareem Huggins. Junior quarterback First Downs (R-P-Pe) 7-14-1 4-7-0 Anton Clarkson threw consecutive passes to senior receiver Rushes-Yards (Net) 34-133 42-66 Marques Colston for gains of 11 and 13 yards. After Terry Passing Yards (Net) 291 140 Crenshaw picked up four, Hofstra had a 36-yard scoring pass Passes Att-Comp-Int 33-24-1 28-16-2 to Colston, off a deflection, called back by offsetting penalties. Total Offense/Plays-Yards 67-424 70-206 On the next play, Crenshaw rumbled 36 yards for the Punt Returns-Yards 1-4 3-40 touchdown. Sophomore kicker Rob Zarrill’s extra point was Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-100 4-82 missed and Hofstra trailed 7-6 with 9:22 to play in the first. Interception Returns-Yards 2-32 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 7-39.1 8-33.9 The score remained that way until midway through the second Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-0 quarter when Clarkson engineered an eight-play, 88-yard Penalties-Yards 5-35 7-46 drive. The junior signal-caller threw to three different receivers, Possession Time 29:02 30:58 rushed for eight yards, and handed off to Crenshaw for another Third Down Conversions 4-13 5-18 eight yards before hitting Colston for a 44-yard touchdown Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 1-2 pass in which the 6’5, 230 receiver barreled over three Albany Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-6 4-20 players and into the end zone. Clarkson went back to Colston for the two-point conversion as the Pride held on to a 14-7 lead RUSHING: HOFSTRA-Crenshaw (19-121-1), Wolman (1-9-0), at halftime. Huggins (2-9-0); ALBANY-Allen (11-45-0), Williams (11-31-1), Bocanegra (11-25-0) The Pride blew the game open in the third quarter scoring 17 PASSING: HOFSTRA-Clarkson (33-24-1, 291, 2); ALBANY- points to open up a 31-7 lead. Rob Zarrilli booted a 34-yard Bocanegra (16-10-1, 90, 0), Hall (12-6-1, 50, 0) field just 3:30 into the second half to cap a 12-play, 53-yard RECEIVING: HOFSTRA- Colston (6-118-2), Ellis (6-30-0), drive. Hofstra added 14 points in the final two minutes as Crenshaw (5-46-0), Sullivan (4-60-0); ALBANY-DeAraujo (6- Clarkson completed a 31-yard pass to Colston for the big 68-0), Allen (3-25-0), Jatkola (2-27-0) receivers’ second touchdown of the game with 1:52 to play in TACKLES (UA-A): HOFSTRA-Haley (4-8-12), C. Sebald (3-6- the quarter. That score followed a blocked punt that gave the 9), Darby (1-5-6), Daddino (0-6-6); ALBANY-Barnes (4-5-9), Pride the ball back at the Albany 49. With just 14 seconds to Disch (3-6-9), Nicomini (3-5-8), Becker (1-7-8) play in the quarter, junior linebacker Chris Sebald picked off a Brett Hall pass and blazed down the Albany sideline for a 29- Stadium: University Field yard interception return for the score. It was Sebald’s third Attendance: 6,212 career interception and the second that he has returned for a Weather: 71 degrees and clear score following a 79-yard return at Stony Brook last year. GAME 2 - SEPTEMBER 17 VS. STONY BROOK: Anton Hofstra added a safety 5:44 into the fourth quarter after a bad Clarkson passed for 336 yards and three touchdowns and the snap sailed over Albany punter Marc Pallozzi’s head and into Pride defense held the Seawolves to just 152 yards as 23rd- the end zone. Pallozzi fell on the ball for the safety. The Pride ranked Hofstra (2-0) shutout Stony Brook (1-1) 55-0 at James closed out the scoring with 6:51 to play in the contest as Rob M. Shuart Stadium. Clarkson completed 18 of 27 passes to 10 Zarrilli, the transfer from Louisville, booted his second field goal different receivers to record his fourth 300-yard passing game of the game, this time from 20 yards. of his career. Senior receiver Devale Ellis caught seven passes for 133 yards and a touchdown while classmate Marques Colston, who returned to the Hofstra team after missing the Colston hauled in three passes for 95 yards, including a 74- 2004 season with a shoulder injury, posted his sixth career yard touchdown reception in the third quarter. The contest 100-yard receiving game. Clarkson completed 24 of 33 passes lasted 3:58 and encountered lightning delays of 49 and 50 for 291 yards and two touchdowns while Terry Crenshaw minutes in the first quarter. posted his fourth 100-yard rushing game. The Pride racked up 424 yards in total offense and held Albany to 206 including just After Stony Brook went three and out in its first possession, the Punt Returns-Yards 1-1 0-0 Pride started a run of six consecutive scoring possessions. On Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-19 4-105 Hofstra’s first play from scrimmage Clarkson hit Devale Ellis Interception Returns-Yards 2-77 0-0 with a 69-yard touchdown pass down the SBU sideline for a 7- Punts (Number-Avg) 1-32.0 9-32.1 0 lead. At that point, the first lightning strike sent the teams to Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-0 the locker rooms for 49 minutes. Penalties-Yards 5-41 3-15 Possession Time 25:17 34:43 When play resumed the Pride defense stopped the Seawolves Third Down Conversions 4-7 2-16 on four plays and took over at their own 26-yard line. This time Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 2-5 it took 10 plays before junior running back Terry Crenshaw Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-28 0-0 punched it into the end zone from three yards out for a 13-0 lead. Lightning prevented the extra-point and sent the teams RUSHING: HOFSTRA-Crenshaw (7-54-1), Momah (9-53-0), back into the locker rooms for another 50 minutes. Huggins (6-43-1); SBU-Williams (10-39-0), Haffiz (7-18-0), Cosentino (2-12-0). It didn’t get better for Stony Brook when play resumed after PASSING: HOFSTRA-Clarkson (27-18-0, 336, 3 TD), Davis Rob Zarrilli’s extra-point. Although the Seawolves were (9-5-0, 66-1); SBU- Dudash (20-10-2, 53, 0), Garrett (5-2-0, 37, enjoying a 10-play but short drive, the Hofstra defense ended 0) SBU’s hopes. Senior safety Sherief Little picked off Josh RECEIVING: HOFSTRA- Ellis (7-133-1), Colston (3-95, 1), Dudash’s pass at the Hofstra 25 and returned it 75 yards for a Crenshaw (3-17-0), Huggins (2-63-1); SBU- Cosentino (3-14- touchdown. It was Little’s first interception of his college career. 0), Tarasiewicz (2-16-0), Griffin (1-23-0) TACKLES (UA-A): HOFSTRA-Haley (5-5-10), Garay (1-7-8), There was no lightning to save SBU after that score and Darby (3-2-5); SBU-Tomasky (2-6-8), Perez (4-3-7), Merkle (3- Hofstra, once again, held the Seawolves to a three-and-out 2-5) possession. Clarkson then engineered a 10-play drive that took the game into the second quarter, capped by a 38-yard field Stadium: James. M. Shuart Stadium goal by Zarrilli and a 24-0 lead. Attendance: 5,347 Weather: 78 degrees, rain and lightning Hofstra sophomore running back Kareem Huggins led a 57- yard drive, rushing for 25 yards and hauling in a 24-yard pass, GAME 3 - SEPTEMBER 24, 2005 AT FURMAN: Ingle Martin before scoring on a two-yard run that gave the Pride a 31-0 ran in from 1-yard out in the second overtime to give #9 lead with 9:05 to play in the half. Furman a 44-41 win over #17 Hofstra at Paladin Stadium in Greenville, South Carolina. The win ups Furman's record to 3-1 The Pride would tack on another touchdown as Clarkson hit overall, while Hofstra slips to 2-1 with its first loss of the 2005 Huggins for a 39-yard score to cap a 6-play, 71-yard drive with campaign. 5:45 to play in the half. Zarrilli’s PAT gave the Pride a 38-0 advantage that they took into the halftime. Hofstra sophomore kicker Rob Zarrilli nailed a career-high 47- yard field goal to send the game into a second overtime and In the second half, the Pride scored on the second play from gave the Pride a short-lived three-point lead with a 35-yarder in scrimmage as Clarkson hit Marques Colston for a 74-yard the second overtime period before Martin gave Furman the scoring pass for a 45-0 lead. Hofstra added a 27-yard Zarrilli narrow three-point win. field goal five minutes later. The Pride closed out the scoring late in the fourth quarter as back-up sophomore quarterback Hofstra got on the board first, just 1:29 into the contest, on Dennis Davis connected with reserve receiver Chris Manno for Furman's first possession, as
Pride senior defensive end a 29-yard touchdown. Stephen Bowen stepped back in coverage and picked off an Ingle Martin pass at the 31 yard line and returned it for a 1 2 3 4 F touchdown. It was Bowen's first career interception. Rob Stony Brook00000 Zarrilli's extra-point gave the Pride a 7-0 lead. But Furman Hofstra 21 17 10 7 55 came right back and started a 13-play, 75-yard drive with sophomore tailback Cedrick Gipson running the ball into the Scoring Summary end zone from 8-yards out. Scott Beckler's extra-point tied the HU- Ellis 69-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) game at 7-7 with 8:23 to play in the first quarter. HU- Crenshaw 3-yard run (Zarrilli kick)
HU- Little 75-yard interception return (Zarrilli kick) The Pride came right back as quarterback Anton Clarkson HU- Zarrilli 38-yard field goal directed a nine play, 80-yard drive with junior running back HU- Huggins 2-yard run (Zarrilli kick) Terry Crenshaw scoring on an 7-yard run. Zarrilli's PAT gave HU- Huggins 39-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) Hofstra a 14-7. Clarkson was 5-for-5 in the drive for 53 yards. HU- Colston 74-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) Furman tied the game 3:28 into the second quarter when HU- Zarrilli 27-yard field goal senior tailback Brandon Mays scored on a 10-yard run to cap a HU- Manno 29-yard pass from Davis (Zarrilli kick) six play, 68-yard drive.
HOFSTRA SBU Hofstra responded immediately and went 80 yards on
five First Downs (R-P-Pe) 11-13-0 4-4-1 plays capped by a 30-yard touchdown pass to the corner from Rushes-Yards (Net) 28-179 35-62 Clarkson to senior Devale Ellis. Sophomore running back Passing Yards (Net) 402 90 Kareem Huggins was big in the drive, rushing twice for 11 Passes Comp-Att-Int 23-36-0 12-25-2 yards and hauling in a pass for another 30 yards. But, once Total Offense/Plays-Yards 64-581 60-152 again, the Paladins went on a long drive to tie the game. Ingle Martin went 6-for-6 for 55 yards in the drive and ended the Punt Returns-Yards 1- (-1) 2-19 drive with a 6-yard scoring pass to Justin Stepp with 2:46 to Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-38 4-88 play in the half. Interception Returns-Yards 1-31 0-0
Punts (Number-Avg) 5-44.4 4-48.5 Furman took the lead early in the third quarter after the Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1 Paladins pinned the Pride deep in their own territory. Taking Penalties-Yards 3-20 2-20 over on its own 42 yard line, Martin took the Paladins to paydirt Possession Time 21:50 38:10 in nine plays and hit sophomore flanker Patrick Sprague with a Third Down Conversions 5-12 15-22 6-yard scoring pass with 10:28 to play in the third quarter. Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 1-1 Once again, Martin was key in the drive going 4-for-5 for 34 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 6-7 yards. Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 3-29
The Pride dodged a bullet late in the quarter as Hofstra RUSHING: HOFSTRA- Crenshaw (13-59-1), Huggins (5-37-0); defensive ends Dan Garay and Stephen Bowen combined to FURMAN-Felton (17-109-0), Carter (18-97-0), Mays (6-49-1), strip the ball from Brandon Mays at the Hofstra one
to end an Gipson (13-36-1) 18-play, 72-yard Paladin drive. Pride tackle Ken Sussman PASSING: HOFSTRA- Clarkson (40-27-0, 314, 3TD); recovered the ball at the one with 14 seconds to play in the FURMAN-Martin (34-22-1, 176, 3TD) quarter. RECEIVING: HOFSTRA- Ellis (10-132-1), Colston (7-64-1),
Sullivan 3-16-0), Wolman (2-44-1); FURMAN- Rust (6-49-1), Clarkson then engineered a 99-yard drive in nine plays and hit Carter (6-33-0), Stone (3-39-0) Brian Wolman with a 27-yard scoring pass down the middle TACKLES (UA-A): HOFSTRA-Haley (6-7-13), Little (5-5-10), 2:02 into the fourth quarter.
The Pride forced Furman to punt Gutierrez (5-4-9), Garay (4-5-9); FURMAN- Jones (3-9-12), on its next possession with Hofstra taking over on its own 36 Freeman (3-6-9), Nelson (5-3-8) yard line. Clarkson picked the Paladin defense apart and took the Pride 64 yards on seven plays and hit senior Marques Stadium: Paladin Stadium Colston for a 11-yard touchdown pass on a third-and-10 play to Attendance: 9,844 take the lead. Zarrilli's extra-point gave the Pride a 35-28 lead Weather: 87 degrees and humid with 9:37 to play in the fourth. However, Furman tied it
with 32 seconds left when John Rust caught a 6-yard touchdown pass GAME 4 - OCTOBER 1 VS. JAMES MADISON: Defending I- from Martin to cap off a seven play, 46-yard drive to knot the AA national champion James Madison Dukes used a big score at 35-35 and force the overtime sessions. second half to break open a close game and capture a 42-10 Atlantic 10 Conference win over Hofstra on Saturday afternoon Clarkson finished the game 27-for-40 for 314 yards and three at James M. Shuart Stadium. touchdowns. Ellis had 10 catches for 132 yards and a touchdown, while Colston had seven catches for 64 yards and Hofstra and James Madison were tied 7-7 at the half, but the a touchdown. Cole Haley led the defense with 13 tackles. Dukes scored two quick touchdowns at the start of the third Martin was 22-for-34 for 176 yards and
three touchdowns for quarter and took advantage of three Hofstra turnovers and the Paladins, while Jerome Felton carried the ball 17 times for turned them into 21 second half points to pull away for the win. a game-high 109 yards.
The Dukes got on the board late in the first quarter as junior 1 2 3 4 5 6 F quarterback Justin Rascati hooked up with L.C. Baker for a 37- HOFSTRA 14 7 14 6 3 3 41 yard scoring pass. David Rabil's extra-point gave JMU a 7-0 FURMAN714773644 lead. After Rabil missed a 30-yard field goal attempt in the second quarter, the Pride tied the contest as junior running Scoring Summary back Terry Crenshaw caught a 4-yard pass to cap an 8-play, HU- Bowen 31-yard interception return (Zarrilli kick) 80-yard drive. Quarterback Anton Clarkson was 5-for-5 for 78 FU- Gipson 8-yard run (Beckler kick) yards, including two completions to Marques Colston for 59 HU- Crenshaw 7-yard run (Zarrilli kick) yards, in the drive. FU- Mays 10-yard run (Beckler kick)
HU- Ellis 30-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) The game turned for Hofstra in the third quarter as junior FU- Stepp 6-yard pass from Martin (Beckler kick) tailback Maurice Fenner rushed 66 yards down the Hofstra FU- Sprague 6-yard pass from Martin (Beckler kick) sideline to take a 14-7 lead just 1:10 into the period. Fenner HU- Wolman 27-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) rushed 14 times for 125 yards on the day. On Hofstra's next HU- Colston 11-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) possession Clarkson was pressured and hit while throwing and FU- Rust 6-yard pass from Martin (Beckler kick) was picked off by tackle Chuck Suppon. The 6'4, 290-pound FU- Beckler 41-yard field goal junior rumbled 33 yards for the touchdown and a 21-7 HU- Zarrilli 48-yard field goal advantage. The Pride got three back on its next possession as HU- Zarrilli 33-yard field goal sophomore kicker Rob Zarrilli booted a 39-yard field goal to FU- Martin 1-yard run close the deficit to 21-10.
HOFSTRA FURMAN The Dukes capped a 6-play, 98-yard drive on the first play of First Downs (R-P-Pe) 5-16-1 24-7-0 the fourth quarter as Rascati hit Ardon Bransford for a 64-yard Rushes-Yards (Net) 26-67 68-312 score eight seconds into the period. On Hofstra's next Passing Yards (Net) 314 176 possession, Clarkson was picked off by junior linebacker Passes Comp-Att-Int 27-40-0 22-34-1 Akeem Jordan at the Pride 30 and returned 18 yards to the Total Offense/Plays-Yards 66-381 102-488 Hofstra 12 yard line. After gaining 10 yards on his first rushing attempt, junior Alvin Banks carried the ball into the end zone GAME 5 - OCTOBER 8 AT #13 DELAWARE: Sophomore from 2 yards out for a 35-10 lead. quarterback Dennis Davis scored on a 4-yard touchdown run in
the third quarter of his first career start and the Pride defense Clarkson, who suffered a shoulder injury, was replaced by held twice in the red zone in the final seven minutes as Hofstra sophomore Dennis Davis on the Pride's next possession. JMU held on for a 10-6 win at #13 Delaware in the rain at UD safety Phil Minafield picked off Davis at the Hofstra 41. Three Stadium. plays later Rascati hit Tahir Hinds for a 29-yard touchdown and
a 42-10 lead. Rain and muddy conditions greeted the teams after a strong
storm hit the Atlantic region. Neither team was able to muster Rascati compled 8-of-10 passes for 174 yards and three much in the first quarter due to the slick and mud-filled field. touchdowns to lead the Dukes attack, which racked up 502 After the scoreless first period, the Blue Hens got the first yards. JMU rushed for 320 yards. The Pride were led by break of the contest when a Dennis Davis pass bounced off Clarkson, who completed 24-of 40 passes for 274 yards and a the shoulder pads of receiver Devale Ellis and into the hands touchdown, but was picked off three times. Senior receiver of
UD linebacker Eric Johnson at the Hofstra 31-yard line. But Devale Ellis caught six passes for 117 yards while Colston the Pride defense held the Blue Hens to just two yards and got added six grabs for 89 yards. the ball back on downs at their own 29.
1 2 3 4 F Buoyed by the big defensive stop Davis directed an 11-play JMU 7 0 142142 drive to the Delaware 31-yard line before sophomore kicker HOFSTRA 073010 Rob Zarrilli came in and booted a 48-yard field goal to give the Pride a 3-0 lead with 1:22 to play in the half. Davis was 5-for-8 Scoring Summary in the drive for 42 yards in the drive. But the Blue Hens came JMU– Baker 37-yard pass from Rascati (Rabil kick) right back, taking over at their own 20-yard line, marched 75 HU- Crenshaw 4-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) yards to the Hofstra 5 before Zach Hobby kicked a 22-yard JMU- Fenner 66-yard run (Rabil kick) field goal as time expired in the first half. JMU- Suppon 33-yard interception return (Rabil kick)
HU- Zarrilli 39-yard field goal In the third quarter, Riccio and running back Omar Cuff led a 9- JMU- Bransford 64-yard pass from Rascati (Rabil kick) play, 72-yard drive capped by a 25-yard field goal by Zack JMU- Banks 2-yard run (Rabil kick) Hobb to give the Blue Hens a 6-3 lead. Riccio opened the drive JMU- Hinds 29-yard pass from Rascati (Rabil kick) with a 34-yard completion to Cuff that moved the ball to the Pride 46-yard line. After an incompletion and two short gains, JMU HOFSTRA UD faced a fourth-and-1 at the Hofstra 37. Riccio found tight First Downs (R-P-Pe) 13-5-1 4-9-1 end Steve Selk on a flair pass for a 26-yard gain to the Pride Rushes-Yards (Net) 50-320 21-28 11- yard line. Three plays later, Hobby gave Delaware its first Passing Yards (Net) 182 272 lead of the game. Passes Comp-Att-Int 9-11-0 25-44-4
Total Offense/Plays-Yards 61-502 65-300 Davis not only scored what would be the winning touchdown, Punt Returns-Yards 1-0 0-0 he directed the 7-play, 73-yard drive by going 5-for-5 through Kickoff Returns-Yards 0-0 4-62 the air, including a big 18-yard completion to Ellis on a third- Interception Returns-Yards 4-52 0-0 and-four play at midfield. Four plays later Davis plunged in Punts (Number-Avg) 3-37.3 6-39.3 from 4 yards out on a busted play with 1:57 left in the third Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 quarter to give Hofstra a 10-6 lead with 1:57 to play in the third Penalties-Yards 3-21 6-48 quarter. Possession Time 33:43 26:17
Third Down Conversions 7-13 9-18 The Pride then had to hold off five Blue Hen possessions Fourth Down Conversions 1-1 0-0 including two Delaware drives late in the fourth quarter. The Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-3 2-3 Blue Hens had one chance stymied when they had a first-and- Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-18 1-12 10 at the Hofstra 15-yard line, but they turned the ball over on a 4th-and-12 incompletion at the 17 with 6:33 to go. RUSHING: HOFSTRA- Crenshaw (10-45-0), Huggins (3-6-0),
Clarkson (8-(-23)-0); JMU-Fenner (14-125-1), Hines (9-82-0), After an exchange of punts, Delaware drove down the field and Banks (16-77-1) had a first-and-goal at the Hofstra 4-yard line with less than PASSING: HOFSTRA- Clarkson (40-24-3, 274, 1), Davis (4-1- 1:30 to go, but Hofstra was able to get pressure on 1, (-)2, 0); JMU-Rascati (10-8-0, 174, 3), Landers(1-1-0, 8, 0); quarterback Sonny Riccio, forcing him into four straight JMU incompletions. Free safety Sherief Little broke up Riccio's first RECEIVING: HOFSTRA- Crenshaw (7-33-1), Ellis (6-117-0), down pass in the end zone, and defensive lineman Shemiah Colston (6-89-0); JMU-Bransford (2-72-1), Banks (2-12-0), LeGrande nearly intercepted a pass on second down on the Baker (1-37-1) goal line. On third down, linebacker Chris Sebald blitzed TACKLES (UA-A): HOFSTRA-Darby (3-8-11), Talvacchio (3-7- untouched and hit Riccio as he threw for another incompletion. 10), LeGrande (4-5-9), Haley (3-6-9), Greene (3-6-9); JMU- On fourth down, Riccio found nobody open and tried to Barnes (6-3-9), LeZotte (5-4-9), Winston (2-4-6) scramble, but lost his footing under pressure and his off- balance pass fluttered harmlessly to the ground as the Pride Stadium: James M. Shuart Stadium held on for the hard-fought win. Attendance: 6,065
Weather: 69 degrees and sunny Davis, making his first collegiate start for the injured Anton Clarkson, was 26-for-41 for 266 yards despite the sloppy field conditions. Senior receiver Devale Ellis had a strong effort, completed 21-of-37 passes for 202 yards and
touchdown catching eight passes for 116 yards. Senior linebacker and tri- passes of 13 yards to sophomore Charles Sullivan, and 26 captain Cole Haley led the Pride defensive charge with 8 yards to senior Devale Ellis. Clarkson spread the ball around tackles while Sherief Little added seven and David Darby well, as all four of the Pride's starting receivers - Ellis (52 posted six. yards), Sullivan (37), Marques Colston (58), and Brian Wolman
(31) -
had four receptions. The Blue Hens, which posted 321 yards on offense including 63 on its last possession, were led by quarterback Sonny In addition to tallying a shutout and holding the Black Bears to Riccio, who completed 20 of 50 passes for 248 yards and just 135 yards on offense, the Hofstra defense also tallied 16 Omar Cuff who had eight catches for 105 yards. points on two interception returns for touchdowns
from D.J. Talvacchio and Stanley Gutierrez, and a sack in the end zone 1 2 3 4 F for a safety by Daniel Garay. Talvacchio's touchdown gave the Hofstra037010 Pride a 10-0 lead in the first quarter, and he added a second Delaware 03306 interception in the fourth quarter as well.
Scoring Summary The Pride opened the scoring with 5:30 to play in the first HU – Zarrilli 48-yard field goal quarter as sophomore kicker Rob Zarrilli booted a 34-yard field UD - Hobby 22-yard field goal goal to cap a 12-play, 55-yard drive. On Maine's first play from UD - Hobby 25-yard field goal scrimmage after the kickoff, Talvacchio,
a junior linebacker HU - Davis 4-yard run (Zarrilli kick) from Franklinville, New Jersey, picked off Maine quarterback Chris Legree, on an attempted screen pass, at the Black Bear HOFSTRA DELAWARE 40 and returned his first career interception for a touchdown First Downs (R-P-Pe) 2-13-0 4-12-1 with 5:11 to play in the first period. Rushes-Yards (Net) 32-(-11) 28-73
Passing Yards (Net) 266 248 Hofstra boosted the lead to 17-0 just 3:11 into the second Passes Att-Comp-Int 41-26-1 52-20-0 quarter when Clarkson connected with Charles Sullivan for a Total Offense/Plays-Yards 73-255 80-321 13-yard touchdown. The Pride defense held Maine to just 83 Punt Returns-Yards 3-15 4-26 yards on offense in the first half. In the third quarter Hofstra Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-61 2-11 punter Joe Nolan pinned the Black Bears on their own 1-yard Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-14 line with a 58-yard punt. After Maine rushed for a gain of
2 Punts (Number-Avg) 9-36.3 8-34.0 yards to the 3-yard line and an incomplete pass, Hofstra senior Fumbles-Lost 3-0 0-0 defensive end Dan Garay sacked Black Bears' quarterback Penalties-Yards 9-82 1-27 Ron Whitcomb (29-14-2, 98, 0TD) in the end zone for a safety Possession Time 33:52 26:08 and a 19-0 lead. Third Down Conversions 7-18 4-19
Fourth Down Conversions 0-1 2-6 On Hofstra's possession after the safety, Pride sophomore Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 2-4 running back Kareem Huggins (10 carries, 60 yards) rushed up Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 4-35 the middle and then broke outside and scampered 47 yards for his second touchdown of the year and a 25-0 lead with 7:50 to RUSHING: HOFSTRA-Crenshaw (12-26-0), Huggins (5-13-0), play in the third quarter. The extra-point attempt was blocked Momah (1-1-0); DELAWARE-Riccio (7-35-0), Cuff (18-35-0), by Jarrod Gomes. The Pride bumped up the lead to 32-0 with Jones (3-3-0) nine minutes to play in the game following an interception by PASSING: HOFSTRA-Davis (41-26-1, 266, 0); DELAWARE- Hofstra senior safety Sherief Little, who returned the ball 11 Riccio (50-20-0, 248, 0) yards to the Maine 38. Four plays later, Clarkson found Ellis for RECEIVING: HOFSTRA-Ellis (8-116-0), Colston (8-50-0), a diving 26-yard touchdown catch. Momah (3-26-0); DELAWARE-Cuff (8-105-0), Ingram (4-36-0),
Cauthen (2-28-0) Talvacchio picked off his second pass of the day on Maine's TACKLES (UA-A): HOFSTRA-Haley (4-4-8), Little (5-2-7), next possession, giving the Pride the ball on Maine 21 yard Darby (3-3-6), Talvacchio (3-2-5); DELAWARE-Mulhern (9-3- line.
On the second play Hofstra sophomore quarterback 12), Hicks (4-1-5), Campbell (4-1-5), Johnson (3-2-5) Dennis Davis, who came into the game in relief of Clarkson, hit senior Marques Colston, who outjumped his defender, for a 21- Stadium: UD Stadium yard touchdown catch and a 38-0 lead with 7:12 to play. Attendance: 22,030 Exactly two minutes later, Gutierrez picked off Legree at the Weather: 74 degrees and rain Black Bears' 47 and returned it for a touchdown to close out the scoring. GAME 6 - OCTOBER 15 VS. MAINE: Quarterback Anton Clarkson threw for two touchdowns and the Pride defense 1 2 3 4 F picked off four passes, returning two for touchdowns, to lead MAINE00000 Hofstra to a 44-0 Atlantic 10 Conference victory over the Maine HOFSTRA 10 7 8 19 44 Black Bears at James M. Shuart Stadium Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Pride improved its record
to 4-2 on the Scoring Summary season and 2-1 in the Atlantic 10, while Maine slips to 2-4 and HU – Zarrilli 34-yard field goal 0-3 in league play.
HU - Talvacchio 40-yard interception return (Zarrilli kick) HU - Sullivan 13-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) Clarkson returned to the starting lineup after missing last HU - Garay safety weekend's victory over then #13 Delaware with an injury and HU - Huggins 47-yard run (Zarrilli kick blocked) HU - Ellis 26-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) the field goal. Rob Zarrilli's kick was blocked, marking his first HU - Colston 21-yard pass from Davis (Hanly kick blocked) missed field goal of the season, and Richmond took over HU - Gutierrez 47-yard interception return (Hanly kick blocked) needing only a field goal to win. The Spiders drove to the five-yard line behind the running of HOFSTRA MAINE Tim Hightower, but a key second-down holding penalty pushed First Downs (R-P-Pe) 7-8-1 4-4-1 them back to the 15-yard line. Tutt, though, responded by Rushes-Yards (Net) 29-108 29-28 scrambling and finding Shields for the game-winner. Passing Yards (Net) 223 107 Passes Comp-Att-Int 22-38-1 16-35-4 The Pride defense may have tired in the second half as Total Offense/Plays-Yards 67-331 64-135 Richmond dominated the time of possession and ran off 102 Punt Returns-Yards 3-14 1-3 plays in the contest. The Hofstra defense was on the field for Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-19 5-85 40:43, including 23:28 in the second half. After a first half that Interception Returns-Yards 4-102 1-7 saw Clarkson hit Devale Ellis for a 44-yard touchdown pass, Punts (Number-Avg) 7-36.7 9-30.0 Clarkson run the ball in from 5-yards out, Kareem Huggins go Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 on a 60-yard scoring run and a Rob Zarrilli 47-yard field goal Penalties-Yards 4-30 8-60 that gave the Pride a comfortable 24-10 lead, the Spiders Possession Time 30:09 29:51 crawled back. Third Down Conversions 6-15 4-17 Fourth Down Conversions 0-1 0-1 After Richmond's David Freeman (17-yards) and Hofstra's Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 0-0 Charles Sullivan (24-yards) exchanged touchdown catches in Sacks By: Number-Yards 7-44 2-14 the third to boost the score to 30-17, UR's Matt Hale caught a 6-yard scoring pass from Tutt 1:40 into the fourth to close the RUSHING: HOFSTRA-Huggins (10-60-1), Momah (6-20-0), deficit to 30-24. The Spiders tied the game, and could have Crenshaw (4-18-0); MAINE-Allen (8-20-0), Legree (7-19-0), taken the lead, following a 6:18 drive with Harry Wilson Pearson (2-7-0) catching a 29-yard TD pass from Tutt. Fortunately, for the PASSING: HOFSTRA- Clarkson (37-21-1, 202, 2TD), Davis Pride, Joseph Fore's extra point was wide leaving the game (1-1-0, 21, 1TD); MAINE-Whitcomb (29-14-2, 98, 0), Legree (6- tied at 30 and setting up more of Tutt's heroics in overtime. 2-2-, 9, 0) RECEIVING: HOFSTRA-Colston (4-58-1), Ellis (4-52-1), The Spiders racked up 547 yards including 376 passing from Sullivan (4-37-1), Wolman (4-31-0); MAINE-Gordon (5-31-0), Tutt who completed 32 of 50 passes. The Pride posted 428 Pearson (5-25-0), McMahan (2-17-0) yards including 279 from Clarkson who connected on 23 of 38 TACKLES (UA-A): HOFSTRA-Garay (5-3-8), Haley (2-6-8), passes. UR receiver Arman Shields tallied 14 catches for 147 Bowen (3-4-7); MAINE-Belcher (3-9-12), Walker (4-5-9), yards while Matt Hall added 9 catches for 112 yards. Hofstra Wormuth (4-3-7) senior Marques Colston posted 5 catches for 100 yards while Ellis added 5 receptions for 76 yards. Sophomore Kareem Stadium: Shuart Stadium Huggins rushed for 87 yards on 6 carries and senior linebacker Attendance: 7,188 Cole Haley had 17 tackles in the Pride's second double- Weather: 67 degrees and windy overtime loss of the year.

1 2 3 4 OT1 OT2 F GAME 7 - OCTOBER 22, 2005 AT RICHMOND: Senior HOFSTRA 7 17 6 0 7 0 37 quarterback Stacy Tutt threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to RICHMOND 7 3 7 13 7 6 43 Arman Shields in the second overtime to give Richmond a 43- 37 come-from-behind win over Hofstra at Richmond Stadium. Scoring Summary UR- Hightower 2-yard run (Fore kick) Hofstra led by 14 points (24-10) at the half, but Richmond HU- Ellis 44-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) came all the way back behind the scrambling and passing HU- Clarkson 5-yard run (Zarrilli kick) ability of Tutt, who finished with 376 yards passing. With 1:31 UR- Fore 36-yard field goal to play, Tutt scrambled under heavy pressure on third down HU- Huggins 60-yard run (Zarrilli kick) and threw a 29-yard touchdown pass to Harry Wilson to tie the HU- Zarrilli 47-yard field goal score at 30-30. The Pride dodged a pair of bullets as the UR- Freeman 17-yard pass from Tutt (Fore kick) Spiders missed the ensuing extra point and then missed a 30- HU- Sullivan 24-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick blocked) yard field goal as time expired after Richmond blocked a punt UR- Hale 6-yard pass from Tutt (Fore kick) from senior punter Joe Nolan with nine seconds remaining. UR- Wilson 29-yard pass from Tutt (Fore kick failed) UR- Tutt 1-yard run (Ball kick) Tutt again gave the Spiders a big play in overtime when he HU- Crenshaw 12-yard run (Zarrilli kick) scrambled on third down and found John Crone at the two-yard UR- Shields 15-yard pass from Tutt line for a 21-yard gain. Two plays later, Tutt plunged over from the one-yard line to put the Spiders ahead 37-30. Hofstra
answered right back, though, as Terry Crenshaw HOFSTRA RICHMOND rushed in from 13 yards out to knot the score at 37-37 and First Downs (R-P-Pe) 6-11-2 13-19-3 force the second overtime. Rushes-Yards (Net) 27-149 52-171 Passing Yards (Net) 279 376 Hofstra got
the ball first in the second extra session, Passes Comp-Att-Int 38-23-0 50-32-0 and
moved the ball to the
Richmond seven-yard line, but Total Offense/Plays-Yards 65-428 102-547 Clarkson was sacked on third down to force the Pride to go for Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 5-20 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-21 4-94 Defensively, linebacker Cole Haley was the star of the day, Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 tallying 15 tackles, 13 of which were solo. Strong safety David Punts (Number-Avg) 5-36.4 3-38.3 Darby tallied nine solo tackles, while defensive end Dan Garay Fumbles-Lost 3-1 2-1 added a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Joe Casey Penalties-Yards 10-79 8-95 rushed for 170 yards on 28 carries, including one touchdown, Possession Time 19:17 40:43 in the losing effort. Third Down Conversions 5-13 10-17 Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 1-1 1 2 3 4 F Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 7-9 HOFSTRA 0 10 21 7 38 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-17 4-24 RHODE ISLAND 3 0 7 14 24

RUSHING: HOFSTRA- Huggins (6-87-1), Crenshaw (14-72-1); Scoring Summary RICHMOND-Tutt (27-74-1), Hightower (15-70-1) URI- Giannecchini 35-yard field goal PASSING: HOFSTRA- Clarkson (38-23-0, 279, 2); HU- Zarrilli 18-yard field goal RICHMOND-Tutt (50-32-0, 376, 4) HU- Huggins 12-yard run (Zarrilli kick) RECEIVING: HOFSTRA- Colston (5-100-0), Ellis (5-76-1), HU- Sullivan 30-yard pass from Clarkson (Zarrilli kick) Sullivan (4-50-1); RICHMOND-Shields (14-147-1), Hale (9- URI- Poole 17-yard run (Gallagher kick) 112-1), Crone (3-59-0) HU- Crenshaw 23-yard run (Zarrilli kick) TACKLES (UA-A): HOFSTRA-Haley (7-10-17), Darby (2-9- HU- Clarkson 3-yard run (Zarrilli kick) 11), Tate (6-4-10); RICHMOND- Burnette (5-3-8), Goloboski URI- Casey 31-yard run (Gallagher kick) (3-5-8), Gray (5-2-7) URI- Brown 7-yard pass from Davis (Gallagher kick) HU- Huggins 3-yard run (Zarrilli kick) Stadium: UR Stadium Attendance: 4,385 HOFSTRA URI Weather: 57 degrees and overcast First Downs (R-P-Pe) 12-18-2 16-6-0 Rushes-Yards (Net) 40-205 63-334 GAME 8 - OCTOBER 29, 2005 AT RHODE ISLAND: Junior Passing Yards (Net) 415 128 quarterback Anton Clarkson
passed for a career-high 415 Passes Comp-Att-Int 29-36-0 7-16-0 yards, senior receiver Devale Ellis hauled in 11 passes and the Total Offense/Plays-Yards 76-620 79-462 Pride ground game tallied four touchdowns as Hofstra posted a Punt Returns-Yards 2-5.5 0-0.0 38-24 Atlantic 10 victory at Rhode Island. Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-25.04-13.5
Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Clarkson completed 29 of 36 passes for 415 yards including a Punts (Number-Avg) 3-26.05-41.4 30-yard scoring pass to Charles Sullivan in the third quarter Fumbles-Lost 4-2 2-1 that boosted the Hofstra lead to 17-3. Clarkson also posted a Penalties-Yards 4-39 4-34 3-yard scoring run in the third quarter that gave the Pride a Possession Time 28:49 31:11 commanding 31-10 advantage. Third Down Conversions 8-14 11-20
Fourth Down Conversions 1-1 2-2 Hofstra had to hold on down the stretch, though, as Rhode Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-4 3-4 Island responded with a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns to Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-10 0-0 pull within 31-24 on a 7-yard touchdown pass from Jayson Davis to Keith Brown with 6:35 to play in the contest. The Pride RUSHING: HOFSTRA- Huggins (14-91-2), Crenshaw (15-78- offense responded in a big way, though, chewing up most of 1), Clarkson (8-20-1); URI- Casey (28-170-1), Davis (21-102- the clock with a key 11-play, 70-yard drive that culminated in a 0), Poole (7-57-1) 3-yard touchdown run from sophomore running back Kareem PASSING: HOFSTRA- Clarkson (36-29-0, 415, 1); URI- Davis Huggins. Clarkson had a pair of 13-yard passes to senior wide (15-6-0, 113, 1), Giannecchini (1-1-0, 15, 0) receiver Marques Colston on the drive, while Huggins also RECEIVING: HOFSTRA- Ellis (11-138-0), Colston (8-82-0), picked up a key first down on a 3-yard rush on third and one. Sullivan (5-116-1); URI-Brown (3-34-1), Poole (2-58-0), Jones
(1-21-0) Ellis posted a season-high 11 receptions, topping his 10 at TACKLES (UA-A): HOFSTRA-Haley (13-2-15), Darby (9-0-9), Furman in September, for 138 yards. Ellis has now tied both Tate (7-1-8); URI-Elmore (6-3-9), Pride (6-3-9), Gray (6-2-8) teammate Marques Colston and current Denver Bronco Charlie Adams for fourth place on the Hofstra career reception Stadium: Meade Stadium list with 159 catches. Colston had eight catches on the day for Attendance: 3,987 82 yards. Sophomore receiver Charles Sullivan tallied five Weather: 46 degrees and clear receptions for a season-high 116 yards and had the third quarter touchdown.
The Pride ground attack posted its best game of the season gaining 205 yards on 40 carries as Huggins rushed 14 times for a career-high 91 yards and scored on a 12-yard run in the second quarter that gave the Pride a 10-3 lead, in addition to his 3-yard run with 1:16 to play. Junior Terry Crenshaw rushed 15 times for 78 yards and had a 23-yard touchdown run in the third quarter that boosted the Pride lead to 24-10.
2005 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY TWO-DEEP CHART at Northeastern University November 12, 2005 • Parsons Field (7,000) PRIDE OFFENSE WR 89 Marques Colston (6-4, 230, SR) 81 Shaine Smith (6-3, 196, JR) WR 88 Charles Sullivan (6-2, 194, SO) 15 Charles Brooks (6-0, 204, FR) LT 52 Jed Prisby (6-4, 285, JR) 73 Jeremy Hazen (6-1, 283, SR) LG 65 Tom McHugh (6-3, 280, SR) 74 Frank Coccaro (6-2, 311, JR) C 58 Jason Goodman (6-0, 277, SO) 61 Shawn McMackin (6-3, 276, SO) RG 64 Chris Durkin (6-4, 285, JR) 69 Todd Rodgers (6-1, 294, SR) RT 77 Willie Colon (6-3, 315, SR) 76 Joe Asermelly (6-5, 295, RFR) WR 83 Brian Wolman (5-8, 190, SR) 30 Sam Cherilus (5-10, 163, RFR) OR TE 8 Brandon Sebald (6-5, 245, SR) 44 Phil Riley (6-3, 242, FR) WR 2 Devale Ellis (5-9, 170, SR) 80 Ottis Lewis (6-5. 214, RFR) RB 21 Terry Crenshaw (6-1, 219, JR) 25 Kareem Huggins (5-9, 180, SO) QB 11 Anton Clarkson (6-0, 225, JR) 14 Dennis Davis (6-4, 215, SO) PRIDE DEFENSE LE 99 Daniel Garay (6-2, 260, GR) 87 Adam Dubiel (6-4, 240, SR) LT 92 Shemiah LeGrande (6-0, 265, SO) 70 Randy Stephens (6-0, 241, SR) RT 71 Edward Greene (6-2, 299, SR) 91 Ken Sussman (6-3, 292, SO) RE 94 Stephen Bowen (6-5, 271, SR) 46 Justyn Davis (6-0, 240, JR) OLB 54 D.J. Talvacchio (6-1, 225, JR) 56 Stanley Gutierrez (5-11, 217, SO) MLB 50 Cole Haley (6-0, 223, SR) 55 Tom Daddino (6-0, 230, SO) OLB 48 Chris Sebald (6-1, 215, JR) 41 Ryan Scarpa (6-2, 213, SO) CB 20 Nick Altomare (5-11, 170, FR) 5 Prentice James (5-9, 175, SR) FS 10 Stephen Tate (5-11, 187, SO) 27 Sherief Little (6-0, 190, SR) SS 37 David Darby (6-0, 200, JR) 22 Greg Vineyard (5-10, 190, SO) CB 4 DeWayne Whitaker (6-0, 170, SO) 23 Emanuel Anderson (5-7, 180, SO) PRIDE SPECIAL TEAMS KO 40 Chris Hanly (6-4, 210, SO) 18 Rob Zarrilli (6-0, 190, SO) PK 18 Rob Zarrilli (6-0, 190, SO) 40 Chris Hanly (6-4, 210, SO) H 83 Brian Wolman (5-8, 190, SR) LS 87 Adam Dubiel (6-4, 240, SR) 8 Brandon Sebald (6-5, 245, SR) P 40 Chris Hanly (6-4, 210, SO) 12 Shane Casciano (6-1, 190, FR) PR 25 Kareem Huggins (5-9, 180, SO) 83 Brian Wolman (5-8, 190, SR) KOR 25 Kareem Huggins (5-9, 180, SO) 21 Terry Crenshaw (6-1, 219, JR)

THE PRIDE 1 Shaun McQueary K 32 Onyi Momah RB 66 Vincent Bazzone C 2 Devale Ellis WR 34 Lenny Carter DB 68 Bruce DeMyer DE 4 DeWayne Whitaker CB 35 Raymond Bennett SS 69 Todd Rodgers OG 5 Prentice James CB 36 Julian Watts WR 70 Randy Stephens DT 6 Cory Yates QB 37 David Darby FS 71 Edward Greene DT 7 Clarence Clanton OLB 38 Luke Bonus SS 72 Phil Hall OT 8 Brandon Sebald TE 39 Ithalmar DeSedas SS 73 Jeremy Hazen C 9 Kyle Arrington CB 40 Chris Hanly K 74 Frank Coccaro OG 10 Stephen Tate CB 41 R.C. Scarpa OLB 75 Jimmy Mangiero C 11 Anton Clarkson QB 42 Gian Villante OLB 76 Joe Asermelly OT 12 Shane Casciano P 44 Phil Riley TE 77 Willie Colon OT 13 Jay Graber QB 45 Alton Lucas CB/RB 80 Ottis Lewis WR 14 Dennis Davis QB 46 Justyn Davis DE 81 Shaine Smith WR 15 Charles Brooks WR 47 Jerry DeLuca DB 82 Rudys Santana WR 16 Joe Nolan P 48 Chris Sebald OLB 83 Brian Wolman WR 17 Evan Steele K 49 Derick Ilchert P 84 Chris Manno WR 18 Rob Zarrilli K 50 Cole Haley LB 85 Bryan Smith WR 19 Eric Taylor WR 51 John Petrizzo DE 86 Tristan McLaren TE 20 Nick Altomare DB 52 Jed Prisby OT 87 Adam Dubiel DE 21 Terry Crenshaw RB 53 Joe Akabalu DE/LB 88 Charles Sullivan WR 22 Greg Vineyard SS 54 D.J. Talvacchio LB 89 Marques Colston WR 23 Emanuel Anderson CB 55 Tom Daddino LB 90 Mike Denimarck DE 24 Kory Compson-Parrish DB/RB 56 Stanley Gutierrez LB 91 Ken Sussman DE 25 Kareem Huggins RB 57 Scott Szelong LB 92 Shemiah LeGrande DT 26 Calvin Carter WR 58 Jason Goodman C 94 Stephen Bowen DE 27 Sherief Little FS 60 Mike Trice OT 95 Al Carmody DE 28 Eric Sugalski DB 61 Shawn McMackin C 96 Kevin Forrester DT 29 Sean Butler RB 62 Mike Juliana OG 98 Gonzalo Rodriguez DL 30 Sam Cherilus WR 64 Chris Durkin OG 99 Dan Garay DE 31 Justin Kull SS 65 Tom McHugh OG 2005 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. CL Ht. WT Hometown/High School 1 Shaun McQueary K RFR 5-8 197 New Hartford, NY/New Hartford 2 Devale Ellis WR SR 5-9 170 Brooklyn, NY/James Madison 4 DeWayne Whitaker CB SO 6-0 170 Germantown, MD/Northwest 5 Prentice James CB SR 5-9 175 Miami, FL/Hialeah 6 Cory Yates QB FR 6-1 193 White Plains, MD/McDonough 7 Clarence Clanton OLB SO 6-1 200 Norfolk, VA/Lake Taylor 8 Brandon Sebald TE SR 6-5 245 Stone Ridge, NY/Rondout Valley 9 Kyle Arrington CB SO 5-10 190 Accokeek, MD/Gwynn Park 10 Stephen Tate CB SO 5-11 187 Centreville, VA/Centreville 11 Anton Clarkson QB JR 6-0 240 Los Angeles, CA/Venice 12 Shane Casciano P FR 6-1 190 Allentown, PA/Central Catholic 13 Jay Graber QB RFR 6-2 200 Clarksburg, NJ/Notre Dame 14 Dennis Davis QB SO 6-4 215 Rutherford, NJ/Rutherford 15 Charles Brooks WR RFR 6-0 204 Lancaster, PA/J.P. McCaskey 16 Joe Nolan P GR 6-2 210 Ridgefield, NJ/St. Peter's Prep 17 Evan Steele K FR 6-0 180 Clearwater, FL/Palm Harbor 18 Rob Zarrilli K SO 6-0 190 Orlando, FL/Colonial 19 Eric Taylor WR SO 6-0 175 Canonsburg, PA/Canon McMillan 20 Nick Altomare DB FR 5-11 170 Fairfax, VA/Robinson Secondary 21 Terry Crenshaw RB JR 6-1 219 Sarasota, FL/Riverview 22 Greg Vineyard SS SO 5-10 190 Gary, WV/Mount View 23 Emanuel Anderson CB SO 5-7 180 Hampton, VA/Phoebus 24 Kory Compson-Parrish DB/RB SO 5-10 190 Syracuse, NY/Nottingham 25 Kareem Huggins RB SO 5-9 180 Irvington, NJ/Bayley-Ellard 26 Calvin Carter WR FR 6-1 180 Staten Island, NY/Tottenville 27 Sherief Little FS SR 6-0 190 Stamford, CT/Stamford 28 Eric Sugalski DB JR 6-1 190 Oradell, NJ/River Dell Regional 29 Sean Butler RB SO 5-9 209 Severn, MD/Fork Union Military Academy 30 Sam Cherilus WR SO 5-10 163 Irvington, NJ/Union 31 Justin Kull DB JR 5-9 185 Centereach, NYSt. Anthony's 32 Onyi Momah RB SR 6-1 230 Greenlawn, NY/John Glenn 34 Lenny Carter DB SO 5-9 185 Media, PA/Strath Haven 35 Raymond Bennett SS SO 5-9 210 Uniondale, NY/Hempstead 36 Julian Watts WR JR 6-3 195 Huntington, NY/St. Anthony’s 37 David Darby FS JR 6-0 200 Sewell, NJ/Washington Township 38 Luke Bonus SS FR 5-9 185 Medford Lakes, NJ/Shawnee 39 Ithalmar DeSedas SS JR 5-11 177 Clifton, NJ/Clifton 40 Chris Hanly K SO 6-4 210 Ridgewood, NJ/Bergen Catholic 41 R.C. Scarpa OLB SO 6-2 213 Clifton, NJ/Clifton 42 Gian Villante OLB JR 6-2 221 Wantagh, NY/MacArthur 44 Phil Riley TE FR 6-3 242 Prince Frederick, MD/Huntingtown 45 Alton Lucas CB/RB FR 5-9 180 West Babylon, NY/West Babylon 46 Justyn Davis DE JR 6-0 240 Englewood, NJ/Bergen County Academies 47 Jerry DeLuca DB SO 5-8 180 Long Branch, NJ/Verona 48 Chris Sebald OLB JR 6-1 215 Stone Ridge, NY/Rondout Valley 49 Derick Ilchert P SO 6-2 193 Waldwick, NJ/Bergen Catholic 50 Cole Haley LB SR 6-0 223 Lititz, PA/Warwick 51 John Petrizzo DE SR 6-1 215 Levittown, NY/MacArthur 52 Jed Prisby OT JR 6-4 285 Lititz, PA/Warwick 53 Joe Akabalu DE/LB FR 6-0 235 Brentwood, NY/Brentwood 54 D.J. Talvacchio LB JR 6-1 225 Franklinville, NJ/Delsea Regional 55 Tom Daddino LB SO 6-0 230 Franklin Square, NY/Carey 56 Stanley Gutierrez LB SO 5-11 217 Freeport, NY/Freeport 57 Scott Szelong LB FR 6-1 235 Mt. Pleasant, PA/Mt. Pleasant Area 58 Jason Goodman C SO 6-0 277 Weston, FL/St. Thomas Aquinas 60 Mike Trice OT FR 6-5 300 Hempstead, NY/Holy Trinity 61 Shawn McMackin C SO 6-3 276 River Vale, NJ/St. Joseph's Regional 62 Mike Juliana OG RFR 6-3 275 Burlington Township, NJ/Holy Cross 64 Chris Durkin OG JR 6-4 285 Centereach, NY/Centereach 65 Tom McHugh OG SR 6-3 280 Drexel Hill, PA/Monsignor Bonner 66 Vincent Bazzone C FR 6-2 290 McKeesport, PA/McKeesport Area 68 Bruce DeMyer DE FR 6-1 250 Poughquag, NY/Arlington 69 Todd Rodgers OG SR 6-1 294 South River, NJ/South River 70 Randy Stephens DT SR 6-0 241 Trenton, NJ/McCorristin Catholic 71 Edward Greene DT SR 6-2 299 Broadalbin, NY/Broadalbin-Perth 72 Phil Hall OT SO 6-2 283 Pittsburgh, PA/Woodland Hills 73 Jeremy Hazen C SR 6-1 283 Protection, KS/Ashland 74 Frank Coccaro OG JR 6-2 311 Hasbrouck Heights, NJ/St. Joseph’s 75 Jimmy Mangiero C FR 6-2 280 Bloomington, IN/Bloomington South 76 Joe Asermelly OT RFR 6-5 295 Hopkinton, RI/Chariho Regional 77 Willie Colon OT SR 6-3 315 Bronx, NY/Cardinal Hayes 80 Ottis Lewis WR RFR 6-5 214 Norwalk, CT/Brien McMahon 81 Shaine Smith WR JR 6-3 196 Long Island City, NY/August Martin 82 Rudys Santana WR SO 6-1 204 Wallington, NJ/Wallington 83 Brian Wolman WR SR 5-8 190 Potomac, MD/Winston Churchill 84 Chris Manno WR SO 5-10 173 Holbrook, NY/Sachem North 85 Bryan Smith WR RFR 6-0 194 Matteson, IL/Marian Catholic 86 Tristan McLaren TE JR 6-3 255 St. James, NY/Smithtown 87 Adam Dubiel DE SR 6-4 240 Washington, NJ/Warren Hills Regional 88 Charles Sullivan WR SO 6-2 194 Nanuet, NY/St. Joseph Regional 89 Marques Colston WR SR 6-4 230 Harrisburg, PA/Susquehanna Township 90 Mike Denimarck DE RFR 6-4 246 Sound Beach, NY/Miller Place 91 Ken Sussman DE SO 6-3 292 Great Neck, NY/Great Neck North 92 Shemiah LeGrande DT SO 6-0 265 Staten Island, NY/Curtis 94 Stephen Bowen DE SR 6-5 271 Wheatley Heights, NY/Half Hollow Hills W. 95 Al Carmody DE FR 6-3 215 Wilton Manors, FL/St. Thomas Aquinas 96 Kevin Forrester DT JR 6-3 205 Queens, NY/Bayside 98 Gonzalo Rodriguez DL FR 6-0 260 Union City, NJ/Emerson 99 Daniel Garay DE GR 6-2 260 Rahway, NJ/Rahway

Head Football Coach: Joe Gardi Assistant Coaches: Greg Gigantino (Associate Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator); Warren Ruggiero (Offensive Coordinator); Bob McIntyre (Linebackers); Adam Brown (Defensive Line and Special Teams); Carlton Goff (Running Backs); Chip Garber (Defensive Backs); Damian Wroblewski (Offensive Line); Jaime Elizondo (Wide Receivers); Dennis Mikula (Tight Ends); Dassin Blackwell (Defensive Assistant)

As of September 30, 2005