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2001 Football Schedule 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. 2001 Football Schedule 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
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