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Game Day 2001 Message from the President

Otterbein College this year continues its proud tradition of athletic and academic excellence. As the new millennium begins, Otterbein has enjoyed over 100 years of intercollegiate competition. During that time, the College's mission has been to balance academics and athletic competition. Our commitment has been to the whole person, both in and out of the classroom. Our coaches are teachers first, mentors who make deep and lasting impressions on their students. While the drive to win is important, our real commitment lies in developing leadership traits and the competitive spirit, which will C. Brent DeVore aid our scholar athletes throughout their lives. On behalf of Otterbein's faculty, students and administration, we thank you for your support of Otterbein's athletics programs in 2001-2002 and for your continuing involvement in their successes.

Sept. 8 COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH Oct. 13 BALDWIN-WALLACE COLLEGE 6:30 p.m. Memorial Stadium 1:30 p.m. Memorial Stadium Westerville, Ohio Westerville, Ohio

Sept. 15 MOUNT UNION COLLEGE Oct. 20 MARIETTA COLLEGE 1:30 p.m. Mount Union Stadium 1:30 p.m. Don Drumm Field Alliance, Ohio Marietta, Ohio

Sept. 22 CAPITAL UNIVERSITY Oct. 27 HEIDELBERG COLLEGE 1:30 p.m. Memorial Stadium 1:30 p.m. Memorial Stadium Westerville, Ohio Westerville, Ohio

Sept. 29 WILMINGTON COLLEGE Nov. 3 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 1:30 p.m. Memorial Stadium 7 p.m. Bearcat Stadium Westerville, Ohio Bedford, Ohio

Oct. 6 OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY Nov. 10 MUSKINGUM COLLEGE 1:30 p.m. Ada War Memorial Stadium 1:30 p.m. McConagha Stadium Ada, Ohio New Concord, Ohio

Otterbein's 2001 football media guide is prepared by the College's Office of College Relations with assistance from the Athletics Department. Contents Message from the President...... Inside Front Cover 2001 Football Schedule...... Inside Front Cover Cardinal Facts...... 1 Administration...... 2 Head Coach...... 3 Assistant Coaches...... 4 The Clements Recreation and Fitness Center...... 5 Lettermen...... 6 Otterbein Individual Records...... 14 Otterbein Team Records...... 15 Otterbein vs. All Opponents...... 15 Athletic Trainers...... 16 Equipment Managers...... 16 Cardinal Marching Band...... 16 Referee Signals...... Inside Back Cover 2001 Senior Class...... Back Cover 2001 OAC Composite Football Schedule...... Back Cover

Cardinal Facts Location Westerville, Ohio 43081 Starters Returning Enrollment 3,000 On Defense 4 Denomination United Methodist Church Basic Offensive Founded 1847 Formation Multiple 1 President C. Brent DeVore Basic Defensive Nickname Cardinals Formation Multiple 4-3 Colors Tan and Cardinal Head Trainer Charles Goodwin Conference Ohio Athletic Conference Assistant Trainers Joan Rocks, Jim Peters NCAA Division III Team Physician Dr. Eric Coris Stadium Memorial Stadium (5,000) Sports Information Ed Syguda Ballenger Field (natural grass) Director (614) 823-1288 (work) Athletics Director Dick Reynolds (Otterbein ’65) (614) 488-3364 (home) (614) 823-3518 Fax (614) 823-1360 Head FB Coach Rocky Alt E-mail [email protected] (614) 823-3519 Press Box Number (614) 823-3430 Fax (614) 823-1966 Cardinal Sportsline (614) 823-1044 2000 Record (4-6, 3-6) Lettermen Otterbein Football Returning 27 Ticket Information (614) 823-3529 Lettermen Lost 23 Starters Returning On Offense www.otterbein.edu 1 Administration

Dick Reynolds, who has established himself as one of the most successful basketball coaches in the 98-year history of the Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC), brings those winning traits to his additional position of athletics director. The 58-year-old Reynolds, who took over the reigns of the men’s athletics department in 1992, was also placed in charge of women’s athletics in 1998 after Otterbein combined both men’s and women’s athletics into one department. A nine-time OAC Coach of the Year selection, Reynolds has taken his cagers to at least a share of the regular-season conference title ten times and into the NCAA Division III Tournament twelve times. The Cardinals advanced to the Final Four in 1981 and 1991. Fie became the all-time winningest basketball coach in the OAC, surpassing Wooster’s E. M. “Mose” Flole (1926-57) in 1994, and this past season, picked up his 500’^ career win, an 88-79 decision over John Carroll in single-overtime Feb. 10 in Westerville. Reynolds has compiled a 501-286 record over 29 seasons at Otterbein. Following graduation from Otterbein in 1965, where he was a 12-time letterman in football, basketball and track, Reynolds returned to his home town of London, Ohio, and Athletics Director taught seventh-grade science while serving as an assistant coach in football, basketball Dick Reynolds and track at the high school. He served three years in the U.S. Air Force (1966-69) as a personnel services officer in charge of recreation. He spent three seasons as an assistant under Otterbein head men’s basketball coach Curt Tong while teaching in the Columbus and Westerville, Ohio school districts from 1969 to 1972. He became head coach in 1972. Reynolds and his wife, Ellen, live in Westerville. They have two children, Amanda and Chad, and five grandchildren.

ADMINISTRATION Office Phone President Dr. C. Brent DeVore 614/823-1410 VP Academic Affairs Dr. Patricia A. Frick 614/823-1556 VP Admission/Financial Aid Thomas H. Stein 614/823-1500 VP Business Affairs Dr. Stephen Storck 614/823-1354 VP Institutional Advancement Dr. Richard Dorman 614/823-1305 VP Student Affairs Robert M. Gatti 614/823-1250 Financial Aid Director Thomas V. Yarnell 614/823-1502 Alumni Director Greg Johnson 614/823-1956 Registrar Don Foster 614/823-1350

ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT STAFF Office Phone Home Phone Athletics Director Dick Reynolds 614/823-3518 614/882-3520 Executive Assistant Pam Verne 614/823-3513 614/891-8711 Sports Information Director Ed Syguda 614/823-1288 614/488-3364 Head Trainer Charles Goodwin 614/823-1634 740/901-9306 Recruiting Coordinator Kathy Mazza 614/823-3530 614/846-7122 Faculty Athletics Representative Christina Reynolds 614/823-1753 614/890-6034

HEAD COACHES Office Phone Home Phone Baseball Coach George Powell 614/823-3521 614/891-6492 Men’s Basketball Coach Dick Reynolds 614/823-3518 614/882-3520 Women’s Basketball Coach Connie Richardson 614/823-3517 614/882-1543 Men’s Cross Country Coach Ryan Borland 614/823-1996 (ext. 5122) 740/965-6583 Women’s Cross Country Coach Ryan Borland 614/823-1996 (ext. 5122) 740/965-6583 Football Coach Rocky Alt 614/823-3519 614/895-2131 Men's Golf Coach Dave McLaughlin 614/823-3527 614/478-9729 Women's Golf Coach Sharon Sexton 614/823-3534 614/786-1969 Men’s Soccer Coach Gerard D’Arcy 614/823-3524 614/890-9708 Women’s Soccer Coach Brandon Koons 614/823-1996 (ext. 5124) 614/459-9297 Softball Coach Deb Quackenbush 614/823-3506 614/895-9482 Men’s Tennis Coach Dan Morris 614/823-1996 (ext. 5123) 614/899-2643 Women’s Tennis Coach Pat Anderson 614/823-1996 (ext. 5121) 614/855-2830 Men’s Track and Field Coach Doug Welsh 614/823-3511 614/866-0852 Women’s Track and Field Coach Doug Welsh 614/823-3511 614/866-0852 Volleyball Coach Sharon Sexton 614/823-3534 614/786-1969 Head Coach Paul “Rocky” Alt Western Athletic Conference, and defeated the begins his first season as University of Illinois, 27-17, in the Holiday Bowl. His head coach at Otterbein teams at Morehead led the Ohio Valley Conference in College. passing—setting six school records on offense—in Alt, 52, comes to 1984 and finished second in 1985. Otterbein via Northern A two-sport standout at Wittenberg University, Alt Illinois University where he graduated in 1971 with a bachelor’s degree in health served as quarterbacks and physical education. He received his master’s coach. He brings over 29 degree in physical education in 1972 from Bowling years of coaching Green State University. experience to his new As a quarterback at Wittenberg, Alt led the Tigers assignment. The native of to a 19-0 record and Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) Crestline, Ohio, replaces titles in 1969 and 1970. He won the Mike Gregory Head Coach "Rocky" Ait Wally Hood, who retired Award, presented to the most valuable offensive back from coaching at the end of in the OAC, and earned honorable mention All- the 2000 season. America honors in 1970. He was a two-time all “Coach Alt brings the right qualities to our football conference selection as a pitcher in 1970 and 1971, program, and I think Otterbein is a good match for him finishing his career with a 1.64 ERA and 241 strikeouts as well,” said Otterbein director of athletics Dick over 248-1/3 innings of work. He was inducted into the Reynolds on Alt’s appointment last January. Wittenberg Hall of Fame in 1993. “We expect coach Alt to pick up where we are Alt began his football career as a graduate right now, and further enhance the program to make assistant at Bowling Green (1971-72), followed by us more competitive in football,” Reynolds said. stints as quarterbacks and receivers coach at Marshall This marks Alt’s first collegiate head coaching University (1974-75), offensive line coach at position. Wittenberg (1976-77), and quarterbacks and backfield “We want to be wide open,” Alt said about his coach at Southern Illinois University (1977-78). philosophy on offense. “We want to run the ball and Along the way, Alt coached at several Ohio and throw the ball. We want to spread people out—put the Indiana high schools. He served as head football defense on islands, so to speak—to make it easier to coach at Center Grove, Greenwood, IN, from 1980-84 run and easier to throw. and 1988-90; and quarterbacks and backfield coach at “Defensively,” he continued, “I expect us to be Hamilton (OH) Taft, from 1978-80, and Struthers (OH), hard-nosed, hard hitting and aggressive. I don’t want from 1972-74. us to be timid. I don’t want us to hold back. I want us He and his wife. Sue, have two children, a to pressure people. I expect our guys to play hard and daughter, Traci, 31, who lives in Dayton, OH, and a tough all the time.” son, Brian Paul, 24, who lives in Rochelle, IL. They Alt, who has spent his entire career on the have three grandchildren. The Alts reside in offensive side of the ball, served as quarterbacks Westerville. coach at Northern Illinois (1996-2000); running backs coach at the University of Hawaii (1990-95) and the University of Kansas (1986-88); and offensive coordinator at Morehead State University (1984-86). Northern Illinois led the Mid-American Athletic Conference in scoring, 37.2 points a game, and total offense, 427 yards per contest, on its way to a 6-5 record in 2000. While at Hawaii in 1992, the Rainbow Warriors tallied an 11-2- 1 record, won the The Alt Family; (L~R) Brian (son) with wife Donna and son Logan; Coach Alt and wife Sue; Traci (daughter) with children Taylor and Tanner and husband Dave Bleedorn. 3 Assistant Coaches Adam Baumgartner (Defiance College ’01) Defensive Backs

Adam Baumgartner begins his first season as a graduate assistant at Otterbein. He was a four-year letterman in football and baseball while at Defiance College. Started four Davidyears at Dunkelberger defensive back and (DePauw outside linebacker ’61) and was named co-captain as a senior. He 0was a three-year starter on the baseball squad, again named co-captain as a senior. Defensive Coordinator Baumgartner earned all-conference honors in both sports, and was named to the 2000 Verizon Academic All-District IV football team. He received his bachelor’s degree in restoration ecology from Defiance last spring.

David Dunkelberger begins his first season with the Cardinals. He comes to Otterbein via Oklahoma Panhandle University where he served as defensive coordinator and backfield coach last season. He brings over 38 years of coaching experience—most of it at the NCAA Division l-A and l-AA level—to his new assignment. Otterbein head football coach Paul “Rocky” Alt and Dunkelberger, a native of Miami, Ohio, worked together at the University of Kansas during the 1986-87 seasons. Dunkelberger’s long and varied career- even spent one season with the Toronto Argonauts—began at the University of Cincinnati where he served as freshman football and head track coach from 1963-66. Then followed astints either as defensive coordinator, defensive backfield or linebackers coach at Indiana State (1966-68), Cincinnati (1969-72), Virginia (1973), Western Illinois (1974), Kansas State (1975-77), Southwestern Louisiana (1978-85), KansasL (1986-87),David McLaughlin Rice (1988-89), (MountTexas at ElUnion Paso (1989-90),’83) Temple (1990-92), Toronto Argonauts (1993),I NortheastQuarterbacks Louisiana (1994-95), Fort Scott Community College (1996-97) and Southern ^91Illinois (1997-99).vv f I A two-sport David standout McLaughlin at DePauw begins University,his thirteenth Dunkelberger season as angraduated assistant in at 1961 Otterbein. with a He also bachelor;|||| ^’ s degreeI in coachesphysical theeducation. men’s varsityHe received golf team, his masterleading’s thedegree Cardinals in education to seven in OAC1963 Championshipsfrom the University of Cincinnati. He and his wife, Louise, have two sons and two grandchildren and live in Westerville. '' J I NCAA Championships the last nine years. The Otterbein golf team won the OAC title and finished fourth in the nation in 2001. Selected 1998 NCAA Division III Golf ^ Coach of the Year. Served as offensive coordinator at Manchester College (1988-89), defensive backs coach at Grand Valley State University (1985), and as a graduate assistant at Michigan State University (1986-88). The Spartans were Big Ten (1987) and Rose Bowl (1988) champions. Led the OAC in rushing and scoring in 1981 and 1982 while a running back at Mount Union. Received the Mike Gregory Award and was named All-America in 1982. Free agent with the Cleveland Browns (1983) and Pittsburgh Maulers (1984). Received his master’s degree in physical education from Michigan State in 1987. Lives in Westerville.

L George Powell (Ohio Wesleyan ’92) WK I Offensive Line and Tight Ends I George Powell begins his second season as an assistant with the football Cardinals. I He also coaches the varsity baseball team, leading the Cardinals to a second-place finish ^ / I the OAC Tournament in 2001. Powell played tight end and on special teams for two 7 ■ seasons (1990-91) at Ohio Wesleyan, and was a member of the 1990 North Coast Athletic I ' ■ Conference (NCAC) championship team. He excelled in baseball, earning four-time All- NCAC and 1992 first team All-Mideast honors at first base. A 1987 graduate of Westerville North, Powell played both football and baseball in high school. He was a member of the ’87 football team, which advanced to the regional final, and ’86 baseball team, which finished second in the state. Lives in Westerville.

4 Assistant Coaches David Smith (Mount Union ’77) Offensive Line David Smith begins his sixth season as an assistant coach at Otterbein. Smith teaches health education in the Westerville City Schools system, a position he has held since 1978. Possesses 18 years of high school varsity football coaching experience, spending eight seasons at Reynoldsburg (1988-95), the last four as offensive coordinator, and ten seasons at Westerville South (1978-87). Received his master’s degree in physical education and health education from Bowling Green in 1978. Four-year member of a nationally-ranked Mount Union football team, earning two letters. David and his wife, Marianne, have two children, Katie, 14, and Matt, 11.

Henry Stanford (Ohio State ’98) Running Backs Henry Stanford is entering his second season with the Cardinals as their running backs coach. Previously, he coached at Tiffin University, where he performed the same duties. During the 1996-1998 seasons, Stanford was an undergraduate assistant at The Ohio State University. While there, the Buckeyes captured two Big Ten championships with victories in the Rose and Sugar Bowls. Stanford, a native of Michigan (Muskegon), came from a highly successful high school program. As a player, he had a career record of 34-4. During his senior season. The Big Reds recorded the school’s 600th victory, ranking them, at the time, second in the nation with most wins. Stanford earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Ohio State and a master’s degree in business from Tiffin University. He resides in Reynoldsburg with wife, Leslie, and son, Warrick, who is two.

Otterbein Breaks Ground on New Recreation Center Otterbein College broke ground attract future students; and expand Fundraising continues for this on The Frank and Vida Clements the opportunities for partnership with new building, with $7.2 million of the Recreational and Fitness Center at the wider Columbus community. $9.5 million needed already pledged a special ceremony hosted by the Ot The center will have two or committed. The campaign is terbein College Board of Trustees components: a 70-80,000 square- expected to extend up to the May 19. foot field house, complete with a completion of the building in the fall The $9.5 million center will sanctioned six-lane, 200-meter of 2002. enhance the curriculum and clinical indoor track; and a experiences for students preparing two-story connector for careers in health, fitness and to the existing Rike athletic training. Center, which will In addition, the center will feature a high-tech significantly increase the enrollments cardio-vascular in the athletic training, sport fitness area, fully- management, and health and fitness equipped training and programs; increase the health, rehabilitation center, wellness and recreation programs coaching offices, for students, faculty and staff; classrooms and a enhance Otterbein’s capacity to student lounge area.

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REGGIE ALEXANDER—OL • 6-6, 270, Jr. Wellston, OH (Wellston) • Health and Physical Education Returning starter... Earned first letter starting at left tackle in 2000 ... Favorite Food: Steak ^ ... Favorite Athlete: Chris Spielman ... Favorite TV Show: The Howard Stern Radio Show... Bjl Favorite Movie: Platoon ... Interests: Playing football and anything outdoors ... Plans After College: Teach and coach at the high school level ...

BRIAN BAKER—WR • 6-0, 180, Sr. Highland Heights, OH (Mayfield Senior) • Business Administration Earned first letter playing on special teams in 2000 ... Carries a 3.225 grade-point average ... Favorite Food: Chicken Wings ... Favorite TV Show: Third Rock from the Sun ... Favorite Movie: National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation ... Interests: Sports, lifting, reading magazines, being with friends, family, and girlfriend ... Plans After College: Go into sales and attend architectural school at Ohio State ...

Kick Returns GP No. Yds. Avq. TD Receiving GP No. Yds. Avg. TD 2000 10 2 15 7.5 0 1999 4 1 4 4.0 0

NATHAN BERNARD—WR • 6-0, 180, So. Utica, OH (Utica) • History Earned first letter as a short snapper on special teams in 2000 ... Favorite Food: Pizza, chicken nuggets and cookies ... Favorite Athlete: Rockey Bleier, Randy Moss and Allen Iverson ... Favorite Person : Ken Goble... Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter... Favorite Movie: Gladiator, Full Metal Jacket, Platoon and The Rock ... Favorite Book: Fighting Back by Rocky Bleier... Interests: Football, lifting and basketball ... Plans After College: Teach high school history and coach football ...

MIKE BINKLEY—RB • 5-11, 190, Jr. Elida, OH (Delphos Jefferson) • Middle Childhood Education Earned second letter on special teams and as a substitute in the offensive backfield in 2000 ... Three carries for 23 yards and a touchdown reception at Mount St. Joseph last season ... Earned first letter as a freshman in ’99 ... Carried the ball 11 times for 33 yards ... Carries a 3.365 grade-point average ... Favorite Food: Chicken nuggets ... Favorite Athlete: Walter Payton and Earl Boykins ... Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter and The Drew Carey Show... Favorite Movie: Remember the Titans and Meet the Parents ... Favorite Book: Friday Night Lights: A Town, a Team, and a Dream ... Interests: Playing sports and fishing ... Plans After College: To get a teaching job and coach high school football ...

Rushing______GP Att. Net Avg. TD Receiving GP No. Yds. Avg. TD 2000 8 11 20 1.8 0 2000 8 5 27 5.4 1 1999 5 11 33 3.0 0 Career 13 22 53 2.4 0

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CHUCK BLACK—C • 6-0, 280, Jr. Westerville, OH (St. Francis DeSales) • Sport and Wellness Management Earned second letter on special teams and as a backup on the offensive line in 2000 ... Earned first letter as a freshman in ’99 ... Backup on the offensive line ... Favorite Food: Steak and potatoes ... Favorite Athlete: John Nichols ... Favorite TV Show: Friends ... Favorite Movie: Predator... Favorite Book: Body For Life: 12 Weeks to Mental and Physical Strength ... Interests: Lifting and making up lifts and diets ... Plans After College: Bodybuilding, working in a gym and coaching ...

JEFF EICHORN—DB«5-11, 190, Jr. Gallon, OH (Lexington) • History Earned first letter as a sophomore on special teams in 2000 ... Picked up three tackles and recovered a fumble to set up the game-tying touchdown against Muskingum ... Carries a 3.707 grade-point average ... Favorite Food: Bread and butter... Favorite Athlete: Marty Cordova ... Favorite Person: Scott Mader... Favorite TV Show: The Cosby Show ... Favorite Movie: Major League II... Favorite Book: Friday Night Lights: A Town, a Team, and a Dream ... Interests: Hanging out with friends and playing any type of sports ... Plans After College: Find a high school teaching job in history and coach football and baseball ...

Defence QP__ UT AT Total 2000 10 3 6 9

GREG FLEMING—SE • 6-0, 175, Jr. Fostoria, OH (Fostoria) • Sport Management Earned first letter on special teams in 2000 ... Favorite Food: Pizza ... Favorite Athlete: Jerry Rice ... Favorite Person: Scott Karr... Favorite TV Show; The Simpsons and That 70s’ Show ... Favorite Movie: Slap Shot... Interests: Golfing ... Plans After College: Make money ...

BRIAN FOGS—OL • 6-2, 252, Sr. Tiffin, OH (Columbian) • Sport Management Three-year starter and letterman at left guard ... Favorite Food: Steak ... Favorite Athlete: Ray Lewis ... Favorite Person : Angie Lowe ... Favorite Movie: The Patriot... Interests: Golf and PlayStation ... Plans After College: Coach college football ...

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JEFF GIBBS—TE • 6-3, 237, Sr. Columbus, OH (East) • Computer Science Three-year starter and letterman ... Earned first team All-OAC honors in 2000 ... Selected honorable mention All-America and first team All-North Region by Football Gazette ... Named team’s “most outstanding offensive lineman”... Otterbein’s leading receiver with 43 catches for 651 yards ... Made eight receptions for 108 yards at Heidelberg and eight receptions for 82 yards at Wilmington ... Made two touchdown receptions against Mount Union ... Earned second team All-OAC honors in ’99, making 31 catches for 586 yards and ten touchdowns ... Longest reception was 47 yards against Capital ... Team’s second-leading scorer with 60 points ... As a freshman, set what was then a school single-game record for receiving yardage, netting 194 yards on ten receptions against Marietta ... Made 25 receptions for 381 yards and four touchdowns in ’98 ... Led NCAA Division III in rebounding and was named to the first team All- Great Lakes sophomore and junior seasons as a member of the Otterbein varsity basketball team ... Second team All- America selection by d3hoops.com in 2001 ... Selected “OAC Men’s Basketball Player of the Year” as a sophomore ... Earned varsity letter in basketball as the sixth man freshman season, helping Otterbein advance into the NCAA Division III Tournament... Favorite Food: Anything from the Campus Center... Favorite Athlete: Charles Barkley ... Favorite TV Show: Dragon BallZ... Favorite Movie: Boyz N’ the Hood... Favorite Book: Maniac Magee ... Interests: Play sports and make money ... Plans After College: Play sports professionally ...

Receivinq GP No. Yds. Avq. TD 2000 10 43 651 15.1 4 1999 10 31 586 18.9 10 1998 10 25 381 15.2 4 Career 30 99 1618 16.34 18

DEREK HONE—K • 5-11, 185, Sr. Columbus, OH (Westerville South) • Broadcasting Earned first football letter as a place-kicker, handling kickoff duties in 2000 ... Transfer from Muskingum College where he earned first team All-OAC honors in soccer in 1998 ... Holds the Muskingum school records for soccer assists (single-game, season and career) ... Carries a 3.034 grade-point average ... Favorite Food: Mom’s food and Donatos Pizza ... Favorite Athlete: Jermaine Guice ... Favorite Person: Jim O’Brien Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter ... Favorite Movie: Forrest Gump and Weird Science ... Favorite Book: Excuse Me, I’ll Take My Piece of the Planet Now ... Interests: Music and sports play-by-play on the radio ... Plans After College: Live my life, love my wife and have fun at what I do ...

Kicking GP XPA XPM 2000 8 1 1

RYAN HORTON—DL • 6-4, 240, So. Lucasville, OH (Lucasville Valley) • Health Education Earned first letter as a freshman substitute on the defensive line in 2000 ... Carries a 3.143 grade-point average ... Favorite Food: Anything ... Favorite Athlete: Dick Butkus and Mike Tyson ... Favorite Person: Steve Irwin and Jessica Alba ... Favorite TV Show: Looney Tune’s and Dark Angel... Favorite Movie: Varsity Blues and Fight Club ... Favorite Book: 101 Knock- Knock Jokes ... Interests: Lifting weights and sleeping ... Plans After College: Personal training, strength and conditioning coach ...

Defense GP UT AT Total 2000 9 1 8 9

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DAVE HOWARD—DL • 6-1,195, Jr. Worthington, OH (Thomas Worthington) • Physicai Education Earned first letter as a freshman substitute on the defensive line in 2000 ... Tallied a season’s high seven tackles against Muskingum ... Favorite Food: Chicken ... Favorite Athlete: Reggie White ... Favorite TV Show: Survivor... Favorite Movie: Braveheart... Favorite Book: The Left Behind Series ... Interests: Camping, outdoor activities and youth ministries ... Plans After College: Teach health and physical education at the middle school level...

Defense GP LIT AT Total PassBrllp 2000 10 2 16 18 1

SCOTT KARR—LB • 5-10, 200, Jr. Attica, OH (Seneca East) • History Earned second letter on special teams in 2000 ... Tallied a season’s high five tackles against Ohio Northern ... Earned first letter on special teams as a freshman in ’99 ... Favorite Food: Steak ... Favorite Athlete: Dan Morgan ... Favorite TV Show: Dexter’s Laboratory... Favorite Movie: Braveheart... Favorite Book: Curious George Goes to the Zoo ... Interests: Lifting weights ... Plans After College: Federal law enforcement...

Defense GP UT AT Total 2000 97 5 12 1999_____ 8 0 3 3 Career 17 7 8 15

ANDREE MOCK—DL • 6-3, 240, Sr. Coiumbus, OH (West) • Heaith and Physicai Education Two-year starter and letterman at defensive end ... Named second team All-OAC in 2000 ... Made nine tackles, including four for a loss and two pass sacks against Capital ... Tallied six stops, including three for a loss and a pass sack at Wilmington ... Made nine stops at Mount St. Joseph ... Earned first letter in ’99 ... Selected second team All-OAC ... Named OAC defensive “Player of the Week” for his play in an upset win over Baldwin-Wallace ... Made 13 tackles in the game, including two pass sacks for a loss of ten yards ... Selected Otterbein’s “most outstanding” defensive lineman ... Favorite Food: Banana Split... Favorite Athlete: David Robinson ... Favorite Person: Martin Lawrence ... Favorite TV Show: Martin ... Favorite Movie: Life and Set It Off... Favorite Book: The Bible ... Interests: Working out, reading and internet surfing ... Plans After College: Play on the next level in football ...

Defense GP UT AT Total ForLoss Sck-Yds PassBrUp 2000 10 20 40 60 13-75 6-48 9 1999 10 26 42 68 10-29 10-68 5 Career 20 46 82 128 23-104 16-116 14

KENNETH MOCK—WR • 6-0,170, So. Columbus, OH (West) • Chemistry Returning starter... Earned first letter as a freshman starter at wide receiver in 2000 ... Andree Mock’s brother... Made seven catches for 113 yards and a touchdown at Baldwin-Wallace ... Collected six receptions for 80 yards and a touchdown against John Carroll ... Made seven receptions for 67 yards and a touchdown against Marietta ... Favorite Food: Spaghetti and meatballs ... Favorite Athlete: Karl Malone ... Favorite Person: Tony Hudson ... Favorite TV Show: Comic View ... Favorite Movie: Gladiator... interests: Cooking, traveling, basketball and golf... Plans After College: Work in forensics ...

Receiving GP No. Yds. Avg. TD 2000 10 24 384 16.0 3

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MARK PEZO—DE • 6-2, 230, Sr. Seven Hills, OH (Trinity) • History Earned second letter on special teams and as a substitute on the defensive line in 2000 ... Tallied 13 stops, including two for a loss ... Earned first letter as a sophomore backup on the defensive line in ’99 ... Made seven tackles, including one pass sack for a loss of four yards ...Favorite Food: BBQ Chicken and Orange Kool-Aid ... Favorite Athlete: Jason Dopoulos... Favorite TV Show: SportsCenterar\6 The Crocodile Hunter... Favorite Movie: Friday ... Favorite Book: The Bible ... Interests: Basketball, hang out with my friends and have fun ... Plans After College: Teach high school history and coach football ...

Defense GP UT AT Total ForLoss Sck-Yds PassBrUp 2000 9 4 9 13 2-5 1-1 1 1999 10 1 6 7 0-0 1-4______0 Career 19 5 15 20 2-5 2-5 1

SHANE RANNEBARGER—RB • 6-1, 220, Sr. Delaware, OH (Hayes) • Sport and Wellness Management Three-year starter at tailback and three-year letterman ... Granted an extra year of eligibility because of a season-ending injury freshman year... Otterbein’s all-time leader in rushing yards (2,607), scoring (186 points), touchdowns (31) and rushing touchdowns (29) ... Selected second team All-OAC in 2000 ... Ranked fourth in the OAC for rushing, 101.3 yards a game ... Ranked eighth for scoring (72 points) ... Named team’s “most outstanding offensive back” ... Recorded second-straight 1,000-yard season ... Rambled for 252 yards and two touchdowns on 29 carries against Muskingum ... Named “OAC Player of the Week” for that performance ... Rushed for 147 yards and two touchdowns against Heidelberg, and 114 yards and three touchdowns against Ohio Northern ... Threw a 23-yard touchdown pass against Marietta ... Selected second team All-OAC in ’99 ... Became Otterbein’s second back to rush for more than 1,000 yards in a season ... Tallied 1,046 yards and eight touchdowns on 190 carries ... Rushed for over 100 yards in six games ... Tallied 172 yards against Capital ... Scored four times against Hiram ... Ranked fourth in the OAC, averaging 104.6 yards a game ... Team’s third-leading scorer with 54 points ... As a sophomore, started at tailback in the final four games of ’98 after moving from defensive safety, and rushed for over 100 yards in three of the four... Longest run, 85 yards ... Led Otterbein in scoring with 54 points ... Earned first letter at West Liberty State in 1996 ... Carried the ball 17 times for 69 yards ... Made six receptions for 59 yards, including one touchdown ... Suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee freshman season ... Favorite Food: Seafood ... Favorite Athlete: John Riggins ... Favorite Person: Jim Bickel ... Favorite Movie: Saving Private Ryan and Gladiator... Interests: Fishing, boating and camping ... Plans After College: Make money ...

Rushing GP Att. Net Avq. TD Receiving GP No. Yds. Avg. TD 2000 10 229 1013 4.4 12 2000 10 19 112 5.9 0 1999 10 190 1046 5.5 8 1999 10 14 135 9.6 1 1998 10 93 479 5.2 9 1998 10 4 85 21.3 0 1996 3 17 69 4.1 0 1996 3 6 59 9.8 1 Career 33 529 2607 4.9 29 Career 33 43 391 9.1 2

SCOTT REX—QB • 6-1,180, Jr. Napoleon, OH (Napoleon) • Journalism Earned first letter as a sophomore on special teams in 2000 ... Carries a 3.448 grade-point average ... Favorite Food: Chocolate milkshakes and mozzarella sticks ... Favorite Athlete: Anna Kournikova and Ron Tugnutt... Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter and Seinfeld... Favorite Movie: Field of Dreams, Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery and Major League ... Favorite Book: Friday Night Lights: A Town, a Team, and a Dream ... Interests: Playing and watching sports ... Plans After College: Be a sportswriter for a newspaper...

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DAWON ROBINSON—DB •5-11,188, Jr. Columbus, OH (East) • Health & Physical Education Returning starter and two-year letterman ... Made four interceptions in 2000 ... Made eight tackles along with an interception against Ohio Northern ... Tallied eight stops and an interception against John Carroll ... Earned first letter as a freshman backup defensive back in ’99 ... Favorite Food: Steak and Ribs ... Favorite Athlete: Gary Tate, Mike Moss, and Almoneau Robinson... Favorite Person: Doug Smith ... Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter... Favorite Movie: Remember the Titans ... Favorite Book: A Time to Kill... Interests: Anything with sports and fun ... Plans After College: Coaching or doing something with sports and kids ...

Defense GP LIT AT Total Int.-Yds. PassBrUp 2000 10 20 19 39 4-20 17 1999 _____ 7 2 2 4 0-0 3 Career 17 22 21 43 4-20 20

DYSON ROBINSON—DL *5-11, 250, Sr. Washington, PA (Chartiers-Houston) • Psychology Two-year starter and three-year letterman on the defensive line ... Missed first two games of 2000 because of an injury ... Tallied four tackles and two pass sacks each at Wilmington and Heidelberg ... Made 27 tackles in ’99, including nine stops against Hiram ... Earned first letter as a freshman playing on special teams in ’98 ... Favorite Food: Cheesecake ... Favorite Athlete: Allen Iverson and Warren Sapp ... Favorite Person: DMX ... Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter, Rap C/Yy and Martin ... Favorite Movie: Scarface, Goodfellas an6 The Godfather... Favorite Book: Bo Knows Bo and Fallen Angels ... Interests: TV, listening to music, lifting weights and playing basketball ... Plans After College: Having all this time and effort pay off...

Defense GP UT AT Total ForLoss Sck-Yds 2000 8 11 19 30 7-37 5-34 1999 10 4 23 27 1-2 2-12 Career 18 15 42 57 8-39 7-46

TREVOR ROSENDAHL—QB • 6-3, 215, Jr. Washington CH, OH (Miami Trace) • Business Administration Earned first letter as a backup quarterback in 2000 ... Completed 10 of 20 passes for 87 yards and two touchdowns against John Carroll ... Transfer from the University of Dayton ... Favorite Food: Home cooked meal by mom ... Favorite Athlete: Larry Bird and Eddie George ... Favorite Person: My girlfriend, Mindy ... Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter... Favorite Movie: Braveheart anb Rainman ... Favorite Book: When Pride Still Mattered... Interests: Sports ... Plans After College: To be successful in the business/sports world, and to have a happy family

Passing GP Att. Cmp. Int. Pet. Yds. TD Rushing GP Att. Net Avg. TD 2000 7 52 22 6 42.3 192 2 2000 7 14 15 1.1 0

MATT SIMON—TE • 6-0, 224, Jr. Brunswick, OH (Holy Name) • Political Science Earned first letter playing on special teams in 2000 ... Carries a 3.001 grade-point average ... Favorite Food: Ramen Noodles ... Favorite Athlete: Dikembe Mutombo ... Favorite Person: Bob Barker... Favorite TV Show: Judge Judy... Favorite Movie: Gladiator... Favorite Book: Moby Dick... interests: Sports ... Plans After College: Law school and work ...

11 Lettermen

DAVID SUITOR—ILB • 6-1,220, Jr. Cleveland, OH (Holy Name) • Sport Management Earned second letter on special teams and as a backup linebacker in 2000 ... Tallied four tackles, including one for a loss at Mount St. Joseph ... Earned first letter as a freshman, serving as a backup at inside linebacker in ’99 ... Favorite Food: Subway cold cut trio ... Favorite Athlete: Jevon Kearse ... Favorite Person: Jim Bickel ... Favorite Movie: Braveheart... Favorite Book: The Catcher in the Rye ... Interests: Lifting weights and basketball ... Plans After College: Join the secret service or the D.E.A ...

Defense GP UT AT Total ForLoss 2000 10 2 5 7 1-1

JOHN WALTERS—WR • 6-1,188, Sr. Garfield Hts., OH (Trinity) • Organizational Communication Earned second letter on special teams and as a backup at wide receiver in 2000 ... Earned first letter as a backup at defensive back in ’99 ... Made six tackles, four unassisted ... Favorite Food: Lobster and anything my parents make ... Favorite Athlete: Justin Gibson ... Favorite Person: Silas Bowers ... Favorite TV Show: Hank Parker’s Outdoor Magazine and The Sopranos ... Favorite Movie: Major League and Tombstone ... Interests: Fishing, and having a good time with friends ... Plans After College: To succeed in whatever I do ...

Receiving GP No. Yds. Avg. TD 2000 9 4 34 8.5 0

SETH WATSON—FS • 6-0, 195, Sr. Tiffin, OH (Columbian) • Middle Childhood Education Two-year starter and three-year letterman ... Team’s second-leading tackier with 100 stops in 2000 ... Team co-leader with four interceptions ... Selected honorable mention All-OAC ... Named OAC Defensive Player of the Week” after making 13 tackles and two interceptions against Marietta ... Tallied a season s high 15 stops against Mount Union ... Made ten stops and returned a fumble for a touchdown at Capital ... Made 13 stops along with an interception at Baldwin-Wallace ... Eighth-leading tackier on the team with 62 stops in ’99 ... Made three interceptions and broke up 12 passes, second best among teammates ... Made 13 tackles against Mount Union ... Favorite Food: Beans and wieners ... Favorite Athlete: Marta Watson ... Favorite TV Show: Friends ... Favorite Movie: Caddyshack ... Interests: Playing golf, landscaping and spending time with family ... Plans After College: Teach middle school math and coach ...

Defense----- GP UT—AT Total Fori oss int.-Yd.s P;.cc,Rriin 2000 10 29 71 100 3-6 4-15 " g 1999______10 22 40 62 0-0 3-35 19 Career 20 51 iTi 162 ^ 7:^5 55------

RAYSHAWN WILSON—RB • 5-10, 195, Sr. Columbus, OH (Independence) • Sociology Two-year letterman ... Return specialist... Led team in return yardage in 2000 ... Returned five kickoffs fori 67 yards against Ohio Northern ... Long of 58 yards agist Ohio Northern ... Earned first letter playing on special teams in ’99 ... Five carries for 55 yards, including a long of 46 against Hirarn . Favorite Food: All pasta ... Favorite Athlete: Deion Sanders ... Favorite Person: Martin L Kmg Jr. Favorite TV Show: Court TV... Favorite Movie: The Hurricane Favorite Book: Makes Me Wanna Holler... Interests: Watching court cases ... Plans After College: Go to Ohio State tor a master’s degree in Black Studies . .

Kick Returns GP Att. Net Avg. rn Rushing GP Att. Net Avg._JlP- 2000 10 27 526 19.5 0 1999 4 5 55 11 0 0 2001 Otterbein Cardinals Otterbein Individual Records Rushing Receiving MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS MOST PASS RECEPTIONS Game 44 Randy Bressler (1979 vs. Marietta) Game 16 Ron Severance (1991 vs. Muskingum)* Season 247 Don Mollick(1993) 16 Ken Jackson (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace)* Career 669 Wayne Cummerlander (1976-79) Season 92 Ron Severance (1990)* Career 207 Ron Severance (1989-91) NET RUSHING YARDAGE Game 269 Pryestt Strickland (1994 vs. Capital) NET RECEIVING YARDAGE Game 252 Shane Rannebarger (2000 vs. Muskingum) Game 244 Ben Streby (1999 vs. Marietta) Season 1070 Don Mollick (1993) Season 1203 Ben Streby (1999) Career 2607 Shane Rannebarger (1996-2000) Career 2378 Ron Severance (1989-91)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Game 5 Ken Zarbaugh (1949 vs. Oberlin, Ashland) Game 5 Ben Streby (1999 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) Season 19 Ben Streby (1999) Passing Career 25 Ben Streby (1996-99) MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED Game 62 Norm Lukey (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) Scoring Season 370 Luke Hanks (1990) MOST POINTS SCORED Career 1267 Luke Hanks (1990-93) Season 116 Ben Streby (1999) Career 186 Shane Rannebarger (1996-2000) MOST PASSES COMPLETED Game 38 Norm Lukey (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) MOST TOUCHDOWNS Season 216 Luke Hanks (1991) Game 5 Ken Zarbaugh (1949 vs. Oberlin, Ashland) Career 715 Luke Hanks (1990-93) 5 Ben Streby (1999 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) Season 19 Ken Zarbaugh (1949) NET PASSING YARDAGE 19 Ben Streby (1999) Game 427 Norm Lukey (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) Career 31 Shane Rannebarger (1996-2000) Season 2798 Matt D'Orazio (1999) Career 8770 Matt D'Orazio (1996-99) MOST EXTRA POINTS Game 7 Brett Dorsett (1999 vs. Hiram) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES Season 36 Brett Dorsett (1999) uame 6 Matt D Orazio (1999 vs. Capital) Career 81 Brett Dorsett (1997-99) 6 Larry Cline (1960 vs. Capital)* Season 36 Matt D'Orazio (1999) MOST FIELD GOALS Career 73 Matt D'Orazio (1996-99) Game 4 Jim Hoyle (1980 vs. Kenyon) Season 9 Chad Reynolds (1987) lUTAL OFFENSE Jim Hoyle (1982) Game 362 Norm Lukey (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) . Career 27 Jim Hoyle (1979-82) Season 3073 Matt D'Orazio (1999) Career 9364 Matt D'Orazio (1996-99) Punting MOST PUNTS Game 13 Andy Mahle (1992 vs. Ohio Northern) Season 80 Joe Kacsandi* (1995) Career 190 Jon Mastel (1980-83)

MOST YARDS PUNTING Game 463 Andy Mahle (1992 vs. Ohio Northern) 463 Joe Kacsandi (1996 vs. Hanover) Season 2786 Joe Kacsandi (1995) Career 7280 Jon Mastel (1980-83)

BEST PUNTING AVERAGE Game 56.7 Mark Bailey (1975 vs. Kenyon) Season 41.8 Leif Petterson (1971) Career 40.6 Brett Dorsett (1997-99) 39.9 Andy Mahle (1991-93)

Interceptions MOST INTERCEPTIONS Game 3 Joe Krumpak (1981 vs. Oberlin, Heidelberg) 3 Steve Jones (1995 vs. Heidelberg) Season 10 Joe Krumpak (1981)* Career 13 Joe Loth (1986-90)

*Ohio Athletic Conference Record

14 Otterbein Team Records Rushing MOST PASSES COMPLETED MOST EXTRA POINTS NET RUSHING YARDAGE Game 38 (1969 vs. Baldwin- Game 7 (1999 vs. Hiram) Game 444 (1967 vs. Muskingum) Wallace) Season 36 (1999) Season 2324 (1981) Season 217 (1991) MOST FIELD GOALS MOST RUSHING PLAYS MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED Game 4 (1980 vs. Kenyon) Game 82 (1981 vs. Heidelberg) Game 8 (1995 vs. Heidelberg) Season 9 (1982 & 1987) Season 534 (1981) Season 23 (1981) Punting MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED MOST PUNTS Game 27 (1970 vs. Capital) Game 6 (1972 vs. Marietta, Game 12 (1972 vs. Capital) Season 113 (1960 & 1981) 1989 vs. Muskingum) Season 87 (1985)* Season 27 (1990) Passing MOST YARDAGE PUNTING MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING MOST NET YARDS PASSED Game 445 (1972 vs. Capital) Game 27 (1969 vs. Baldwin- Game 427 (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) Season 2990 (1985)* Wallace) Season 2802 (1999) Season 118 (1999) HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED Season 41.8 (1971) Game 62 (1969 vs. Baldwin-Wallace) Scoring Season 400 (1990) MOST POINTS SCORED *0/7/0 Athletic Conference Record Game 74 (1913 vs. Antioch) Season 352 (I960)

Otterbein vs. All Opponents

Team G W L T First Last Team G W L T First Last Adrian 5 3 2 0 1948 1983 Marshall 3 2 1 0 1915 1917 Akron 5 1 4 0 1913 1956 Miami 5 0 5 0 1902 1927 Albion 2 2 0 0 1945 1946 Morehead State 1 0 0 1 1947 1947 Albright 1 0 1 0 1948 1948 Morris Harvey 2 0 2 0 1948 1954 Alfred 1 0 1 0 1985 1985 Mount St. Joseph 3 3 0 0 1998 2000 Allegheny 3 2 1 0 1938 1973 Mount Union 33 4 29 0 1937 2000 Alma 2 0 2 0 1986 1987 Muskingum 60 21 37 2 1905 2000 Antioch 9 9 0 0 1901 1914 Mutes 2 2 0 0 1893 1899 Ashland 26 12 11 3 1921 1971 North Central 2 1 1 0 1962 1963 Baldwin-Wallace 33 4 28 1 1925 2000 Oberlin 20 17 2 1 1897 1981 Barracks 2 1 1 0 1895 1897 Ohio Medical 11 3 8 0 1893 1906 Bluffton 3 2 1 0 1940 1965 Ohio Normal 1 0 1 0 1903 1903 Bowling Green 3 0 1 2 1925 1939 Ohio Northern 41 16 25 0 1904 2000 Capital 75 35 37 3 1894 2000 Ohio State 19 3 13 3 1891 1912 Case 4 1 3 0 1923 1939 Ohio University 17 6 9 2 1897 1922 Cedarville 1 1 0 0 1930 1930 Ohio Wesleyan 52 18 33 1 1894 1989 Centre 4 3 1 0 1955 1989 Rio Grande 2 2 0 0 1940 1943 Cincinnati 8 3 5 0 1902 1934 Rollins 1 0 1 0 1947 1947 Dayton* 7 2 5 0 1911 1984 St. Joseph’s 1 0 1 0 1954 1954 Dayton A.C. 2 1 0 1 1901 1903 South High 1 1 0 0 1915 1915 Dayton Men’s Club 2 0 2 0 1897 1898 Susquehanna 2 1 1 0 1968 1969 Dayton YMCA 2 1 1 0 1891 1892 Toledo 2 0 2 0 1932 1936 Defiance 4 2 2 0 1923 1971 Transylvania 2 0 2 0 1940 1941 Denison 40 13 24 3 1890 1983 U.S. Navy-Detroit 1 0 1 0 1942 1942 DePauw 1 0 1 0 1893 1893 U.S. Navy-Miami 1 1 0 0 1942 1942 Detroit Tech. 2 2 0 0 1946 1949 Wayne 1 0 1 0 1944 1944 Earlham 2 1 1 0 1992 1993 Waynesburg 1 0 1 0 1939 1939 Findlay 9 7 1 1 1908 1961 West Virginia 3 0 3 0 1945 1947 Guilford 1 0 1 0 1967 1967 West Virginia Tech 3 2 1 0 1943 1950 Hanover 4 0 4 0 1994 1997 W. VA. Wesleyan 1 0 1 0 1919 1919 Heidelberg 64 19 41 4 1900 2000 Western Reserve 1 0 0 1 1893 1893 Hiram 45 32 9 4 1921 1999 Wilmington 7 2 5 0 1920 2000 Hofstra 1 0 1 0 1966 1966 Wittenberg 48 10 36 2 1892 1988 Indiana Central 5 4 1 0 1948 1967 Wooster 15 7 8 0 1903 1981 John Carroll 14 1 13 0 1931 2000 Xavier 3 1 2 0 1922 1924 Kent State 4 1 3 0 1931 1937 Kenyon 66 29 32 5 1890 1991 *St. Mary’s College before 1920, OC2-1 vs. SMC Manchester 3 3 0 0 1947 1975 Marietta 72 34 38 0 1904 2000 2001 opponents in bold type

15 Athletic Trainers

Front Row (l-r): Lana Mink, Jim Peters, Kristi Johnson. Back Row (l-r): Shaun Morrison, Marcus Creaturo, Partick Lally, J.R- Bonham.

Equipment Managers

Phil Riggs Skip Ford

Cardinal Marching Band NCAA THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Official Footbaii Signals—2001

Time-out Discretionary or injury time Touchdown Ball ready lor play out (follow by tapping Field goal *Untimed down Start clock hands on chest) TV/Radio time-out Point(s) after touchdown Safety

' Incomplete forward pass Ball dead Y Penalty declined Touchback (move No play, no score Legal touching of forward Inadvertent whistle side to side) First down Loss of down Toss option delayed pass or scrimmage kick (Face Press Box)

False start Illegal formation Illegal touching Offside defense Encroachment offense Disregard flag End of period Sideline warning or 30-second timeout Encroachment (NF) Illegal procedure (NF)

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1 i n Illegal shift - 2 hands Failure to wear Illegal helmet Unsportsmanlike conduct Illegal motion -1 hand Delay of game Substitution infraction required equipment contact Noncontact foul

31 32 33

Illegal batting L-i Running into Illegal kicking Illegal fair catch signal Forward pass I T - or roughing kicker (Followed by pointing Invalid fair catch interference Illegal participation Sideline interference or holder toward toe for kicking) signal (NF) Kick-catching interference Roughing passer

35 37 ^ 39

Illegal pass Illegal forward Ineligible downfield handing Intentional grounding on pass Personal foul Clipping Chop block

43 44 45

illegal block in the back Holding/obstructing Illegal use of Helping runner Grasping face mask or Illegal use of hands/arms hands or arms (NF) Interlocked blocking helmet opening Tripping Player disqualification

Note: Signal numbers 25 and 26 are for future expansion. (NF) National Federation of State High School Associations signal. 17 2001 Senior Class. Front row (l-r); Brian Baker; Rayshawn Wilson; Dyson Robinson; Middle row (l-r): Brian Foos; Seth Watson; Shane Rannebarger; John Walters; Back row (l-r); Jeff Gibbs; Silas Bowers; Mark Pezo; Andree Mock.

2001 OAC Football Schedule Composite Nov. 10 TEAMS Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3

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