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Spiders in Pro Football Spiders in the Nfl Draft TABLE OF CONTENTS RECORD BOOK Spider All-Americans 2 All-Conference Honorees 3-4 Spiders in College All-Star Games 4 Rushing Records 5 Passing Records 6 Receiving Records 7 Total Offense / All-Purpose 8 Scoring Records 9 Special Teams Records 10 Defensive Records 11 Team Records 12 HISTORY The Bowl Years 13 Playoff Games (1984-2008) 14-20 2008 National Championship 21 Playoff Games (2009) 22 All-Time Results 23-26 Series Results 27-30 Record Versus All Opponents 31 Top 25/Homecoming Results 32 Spiders in Pro Football 33-34 Spiders in the NFL Draft 34 Coaching Records 35 2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS • 11 CONFERENCE TITLES • 8 NCAA PLAYOFFS • 77 ALL-AMERICANS 2013 SPIDER FOOTBALL • PAGE 1 ALL-AMERICANS 2012 2008 1996 1984 Cooper Taylor, DB Lawrence Sidbury, DE Lamont Neal, DB Greg Grooms, RB Associated Press, First Team Sports Network, First Team Don Hansen, Third Team Associated Press, Second Team Walter Camp, First Team College Sporting News, First Team Shawn Barber, LB Taylor Lackey, DB Sports Network, First Team College Sporting News, Playoff MVP Don Hansen, Hon. Mention Sporting News, Pre First Team Phil Steele, Second Team Matt McCracken, OL Art Blanchard, DL Eddie Martin, OT Beyond College Sports, Second Team Sports Network, First Team Don Hansen, Hon. Mention Football News, First Team Kendall Gaskins, FB Associated Press, Second Team Kodak, First Team Sports Network, Second Team College Sporting News, First Team 1994 Associated Press, Second Team Beyond College Sports, Second Team College Sporting News, O-Lineman of the Year Maurice Glenn, DB Leland Melvin, WR Phil Steele, Third Team Justin Rogers, KR Don Hansen, Pre Second Team Associated Press, Hon. Mention Kevin Finney, TE Sports Network, Honorable Mention Uly Scott, RB Brendan Toibin, K Phil Steele, Third Team College Sporting News, Honorable Mention Don Hansen, Pre Third Team Associated Press, Hon. Mention Josh Vaughan, RB 2011 Sports Network, Third Team 1992 1981 Tre Gray, WR College Sporting News, Honorable Mention Rod Boothes, WR/KR Barry Redden, RB College Sporting News Fabulous Fifty Sherman Logan, DE Associated Press, Third Team Football News, Third Team Sports Network, Second Team College Sporting News, First Team Eric Johnson, LB Associated Press, Hon. Mention College Sports Madness, Second Team Sports Network, Honorable Mention Associated Press, First Team Strength Team, First Team Associated Press, Third Team Eric McBride, LB The Sports Network, First Team Darius McMillan, LB College Sporting News, First Team Walter Camp, First Team 1980 College Sports Madness, Second Team John Crone, FB Greg Lilly, QB Jesse Moore, OG Sports Network, Honorable Mention Sports Network, Hon. Mention Associated Press, Hon. Mention 2010 Michael Silva, OL Ken Tweedy, WR Martin Parker, DL Sports Network, Honorable Mention 1991 Associated Press, Hon. Mention Associated Press, First Team Tim Silver, OL Eric Johnson, LB AFCA, First Team Associated Press, Second Team The Sports Network, First Team 1978 Walter Camp, First Team Jeff Nixon, DB Sports Network, First Team 2007 1988 Associated Press, First Team College Sporting News, First Team Tim Hightower, RB Tom Coles, DL Kodak, First Team Buck Buchanan Award Finalist Walter Camp Associated Press, Second Team Walter Camp, First Team Eric McBride, LB Sports Network, First Team Howard Fahnestock, OL AFCA, First Team AFCA, First Team College Sporting News Associated Press, Hon. Mention FB Writers Assoc., First Team College Sporting News, First Team Associated Press, Second Team Brian Jordan, DB Gameplan Magazine, First Team Associated Press, Second Team Dudley Award runner-up Associated Press, Hon. Mention UPress Inter., Second Team Sports Network, Second Team Walter Payton Award finalist Buck Buchanan Award Finalist Texas vs. Nation All-Star Game 1987 1976 Justin Rogers, DB Justin Rogers, KR Pat Brown, LB Jeff Nixon, DB Associated Press, Third Team Sports Network, Third Team Associated Press, Hon Mention Associated Press, Third Team Sports Network, Third Team College Sporting News Howard Fahnestock, OL Kendall Gaskins, FB Matt McCracken, OL Associated Press, Hon. Mention 1969 Sports Network, Third Team Sports Network, Third Team Brian Jordan, DB Walker Gillette, WR Associated Press, Hon. Mention Football Writers Association 2009 2005 Erwin Matthews, RB Associated Press, First Team Matt McCracken, OL Adam Goloboski, LB Associated Press, Hon. Mention Time Magazine, First Team Associated Press, First Team Sports Xchange, Second Team Sporting News, First Team AFCA, First Team 1986 News Enter. Assoc., First Team Walter Camp, First Team 2001 John Henry, TE Sports Network, First Team Jonathan Wilfong, DL Associated Press, Second Team 1963 College Sporting News OL of the Year Associated Press, Second Team Sporting News, Preseason Kenny Stoudt, B Justin Rogers, DB Sports Network, Second Team Bob Bleier, QB Associated Press, Honorable Mention AFCA, First Team I-AA Academic All-Star Team Sporting News, Pre First Team Associated Press, Third Team Bryan Tuft, DL 1961 College Sporting News, Honorable Mention 2000 Sporting News, Pre First Team Earl “Buddy” Stoudt, B Martin Parker, DL Eric Beatty, OL Don Miller, LB Associated Press, Honorable Mention College Sporting News, First Team NFCAA Coaches All-America Sporting News, Pre First Team Sports Network, Second Team Associated Press, Second Team Rafe Wilkinson, LB 1960 Eric McBride, LB Sports Network, Second Team Sporting News, Pre First Team Earl “Buddy” Stoudt, B College Sporting News, First Team Josh Spraker, DL Associated Press, Honorable Mention Michael Silva, OL Associated Press, Second Team 1985 Bob Coolbaugh, DE College Sporting News, First Team Doug Hite, QB Associated Press, Honorable Mention Eric Ward, QB 1998 Apple Academic, First Team College Sporting News, Honorable Mention Marc Megna, DL Randy Kienzle, LB Walter Camp, First Team Apple Academic, First Team Sports Network, First Team Taylor Lackey, DB Don Hansen, First Team Sporting News, Hon. Mention Associated Press, Second Team Leland Melvin, WR Strength Team Associated Press, Hon. Mention Buck Buchanan Finalist Apple Academic, Second Team Eric King, OL Strength Team, First Team Burger King, First Team Don Miller, LB Winston October, DB Strength Team, First Team Sports Network, Second Team 1997 Shawn Barber, LB Sports Network, First Team Burger King, First Team Marc Megna, DL Sports Network, Third Team Page 2 • 2013 SPIDER FOOTBALL 2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS • 11 CONFERENCE TITLES • 8 NCAA PLAYOFFS • 77 ALL-AMERICANS ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS All-Southern All-Yankee All-Atlantic 10 Richmond’s Membership: 1936-1975 Richmond’s Membership: 1986-1996 Richmond’s Membership: 1997-2006 1939 Ed Merrick C 1986 James Church 1st WR 1997 Rahmaan Streater 1st TE 1940 Andy Fronczek T Jeff Olivo 1st P Marc Megna 1st DL 1955 Frank Pajaczkowski FB Bob Bleier 2nd QB Shawn Barber 1st TE 1959 David Ames HB Greg Grooms 2nd RB Steve Quander 2nd DL Pat Lamberti T Rafe Wilkinson 2nd LB Winston October 2nd DB 1960 Earl Stoudt HB Brian Jordan 2nd DB Chris Anderson 3rd DB 1998 Eric King 1st OL Bob Coolbaugh E 1987 Erwin Matthews 1st WR 1961 Earl Stoudt HB Marc Megna 1st DL Howard Fahnestock 1st OT Don “Red” Christman C Paris Lenon 1st LB Pat Brown 1st LB 1963 Kenny Stoudt HB Winston October 1st DB Pete Emelianchik E Brian Jordan 1st DB Joe Douglas 2nd OL 1964 John Hilton E Tom Coles 2nd DL Chris Anderson 2nd DB Joe Stromick DB 1988 Howard Fahnestock 1st OT Jasper Pendergrass 3rd RB 1965 Ray Tate G Tom Coles 1st DL Eric Beatty 3rd OL 1966 Larry Zunich HB Pat Brown 1st LB Mac Jahney 3rd LB Bob Andrews T Brian Jordan 1st DB 1999 Eric Beatty 1st OL Dave Delgado T Jeff Olivo 2nd P Joe Douglas 2nd OL 1967 Walker Gillette WR 1989 Tom Coles 1st DL Chris Anderson 2nd DB Terry Crum G Rob Courter 2nd PK Jasper Pendergrass 3rd RB Dave Delgado T Jeff Olivo 2nd P Mac Jahney 3rd LB 1968 Walker Gillette WR 1990 James Smith 1st DB 2000 Eric Beatty 1st OL Wayne Fowler T Rob Courter 2nd PK Josh Spraker 1st DL Michael Millard 2nd TE Buster O’Brien QB Eric Johnson 2nd LB Buzz Montsinger DE Mac Jahney 2nd LB 1991 Eric Johnson 1st LB Mel Medved DE TyRonne Turner 3rd RB 1992 Greg Lilly 1st QB Pat Turchette LB Ken Farrar 3rd OL Winston Whitehead DB Uly Scott 1st RB David Lewandoski 3rd DL Dick Irvin MG Rod Boothes 1st WR Mark Thompson 3rd LB 1969 Walker Gillette WR Eric Johnson 1st LB Chad Blackstock 3rd DB Wayne Fowler T Sterling Brown 2nd WR Harold Hill 3rd DB Buzz Montsinger DE Matt Joyce 2nd DL 2001 Josh Spraker 1st DL Mel Medved DE Scott Wenk 2nd OT Jonathan Wilfong 1st DL Pat Turchette LB Maurice Glenn 2nd DB Ken Farrar 2nd OL Winston Whitehead DB Todd Barton 2nd P Chad Blackstock 2nd DB Charley Richards QB 1993 Matt Joyce 1st DL Jason Hill 2nd DB Bruce Kasarda DT Maurice Glenn 1st DB David Pustylnik 3rd OL John Barelli DT Price Williams 2nd TE Joe Wilson 3rd OL Dick Irvin MG Rod Boothes 2nd RS Adrian Archie 3rd LB Mark Thompson 3rd LB 1970 Jim Livesay E 1994 Art Blanchard 2nd DL Ray Easterling DB 2002 Joe Wilson 1st OL Ray Geoffroy 2nd LB Pat Morris DE Steve Boyer 1st DL Maurice Glenn 2nd DB Brian Britton OT Mark Thompson 1st LB Charley Richards QB Bobby St. Pierre 2nd P Ramon Richison 1st DB Bruce Kasarda DT Uly Scott 3rd RB Boyd Ouden 2nd WR John Barelli DT 1995 Bryan Leibrand 1st LB Adrian Archie 2nd LB 1971 Milt Ignatius DT Art Blanchard 2nd DL 2003 Joe Wilson 1st OL Keith Dooley MG Winston October 3rd DB 2004 Clifton Coker 2nd DL Pat Kelly LB 1996 Art Blanchard 1st DL David Freeman 3rd RB Keith Clark K Shawn Barber 1st LB Adam Goloboski 3rd LB Bob Conrad C Lamont Neal 1st DB Lance
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