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Alphabetical Roster ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Transfer) No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Transfer) Akintoye, Adedotun OL FR 6-2 280 Hatfield, Pa./North Penn 94 Levine, Lou OL SO 6-2 250 Export, Pa./Franklin Regional Akinwande, Femi FS FR 6-2 190 Greenbelt, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt Libis, Brad OL FR 6-2 290 Maineville, Ohio/Moeller 51 Antinopoulos, Josh DL SR 6-2 265 Monaca, Pa./Monaca 93 Magill, Mark DL FR 5-11 240 Pittsburgh, Pa./North Catholic Baker, Patrick DB FR 6-3 210 Steubenville, Ohio/Edison Mahovich, Ryan OL FR 6-5 320 Hazelton, Pa./Hazelton 47 Bell, Victor DE FR 6-0 220 Fort Washington, Md./Gwynn Park Malamet, Peter TE FR 6-3 230 Frederick, Md./Frederick 15 Benson, James WR JR 6-1 190 Matamoras, Pa./Delaware Valley 55 Martin, Josh OL SR 6-4 305 Imperial, Pa./West Allegheny Bluford, Jay QB FR 6-1 180 Fort Washington, Md./St. John’s College 2 McCullough, Jeremy RB JR 5-9 190 Bethlehem, Pa./Wyoming Seminary 53 Bovich, Matt OL SR 6-1 270 Hyattsville, Md./DeMatha 77 Mihailoff, Thomas OL FR 6-3 290 Munhall, Pa./Serra Catholic 7 Bradley, Javonn LB SR 5-11 220 Rochester, Pa./Rochester 26 Mills, Todd DB JR 5-10 200 South Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom Braxton, Demetric OL FR 6-2 240 Erie, Pa./McDowell 92 Minogue, Christopher TE JR 6-5 240 Seaford, N.Y./St. Anthony’s (Fairfield) 56 Bullock, Antoine DE SR 6-1 220 Houston, Texas/Sugar Land Kempner Moore, Branden LB FR 5-10 200 Pittsburgh, Pa./Canevin 81 Carter, Conrad WR FR 6-1 185 Clinton, Md./Archbishop Carroll 12 Mougis, Steve WR SO 5-11 195 Montvale, N.J./Pascack Hills 46 Carter, Harry LB SR 6-1 235 Lanham, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt 24 Mulbah, Paul DB SO 5-10 175 Greenbelt, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt Casale, Joshua RB FR 5-9 175 Loretto, Pa./Penn Cambria Neugebauer, Mike LB FR 5-11 205 Pittsburgh, Pa./North Hills 76 Chafi, Hatim OL SO 6-4 295 Rockville, Md./Richard Montgomery 98 Nolte, Brian DE FR 6-0 210 Pittsburgh, Pa./Central Catholic Cloonan III, William LB FR 6-0 225 Kittanning, Pa./Ford City Nypaver, Mike P FR 6-0 190 Allison Park, Pa./North Allegheny 38 Constantine, Michael LB JR 6-1 230 Greensburg, Pa./Hempfield O'Malley, Brendan WR FR 6-2 200 Ardmore, Pa./St. Joe's Prep Crossed, Sam LB FR 6-3 220 Greenbelt, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt 16 Palumbo, Ben QB JR 6-2 210 Canton, Ohio/McKinley Davis, Dominique DB FR 5-10 200 Brandon, Fla./Brandon Poletti, Bill DB FR 6-0 180 Carnegie, Pa./Chartiers Valley 91 Decker, Travis DL SO 6-2 225 Allentown, Pa./Parkland 23 Postell, Kyle DB JR 5-11 185 Greenbelt, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt 71 DeGiorgi, Joe OL SO 6-1 260 Gaithersburg, Md./Good Counsel Queen, Matt WR FR 6-3 180 Cheverly, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt 34 D'Orsie, Joe FB FR 6-0 240 Dallastown, Pa./Dallastown Area Rasky, Michael WR FR 6-2 185 Irwin, Pa./Penn Trafford 31 Edwards, Stephen FB SO 6-1 215 Monroeville, Pa./Gateway 80 Roberson, Alex WR SO 6-2 180 Waynesboro, Ga./ 44 Esdale, Ryan DE JR 6-2 240 Succasunna, N.J./Roxbury Curtis Baptist Upper School 8 Ford, Michael DB SR 6-2 190 Clinton, Md./Oxon Hill 5 Romano, R.J. LB SR 6-1 200 Carrollton, Ohio/Carrollton Gardiner, Mykol DE FR 6-2 240 Cleveland, Ohio/Benedictine Rombach, Kevin QB FR 6-2 180 Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin 97 Garvin, Ronnie DL FR 6-2 270 Aiken, S.C./Aiken Rossi, Andrew DB FR 5-9 175 Turtle Creek, Pa./Central Catholic 85 Gerega, John TE FR 6-1 225 Freedom, Pa./Ambridge 18 Rupert, Mark QB FR 6-3 220 Saxonburg, Pa./Knoch Giles, Rob WR FR 5-10 180 Imperial, Pa./West Allegheny 74 Salvatore, Brad OL SR 6-5 280 Stamford, Conn./ 87 Gitter, Calvin TE SO 6-2 220 Jamison, Pa./Central Bucks East Trinity Catholic (Fairfield) Haas, AJ OL FR 6-6 290 Barberton, Ohio/Copley Scarpelli, Dominic RB FR 5-10 190 Roswell, Ga./Roswell Halberstadt, Eric LB FR 5-11 210 Lansdale, Pa./North Penn Sedunov, Michael DB FR 5-10 185 West Newton, Pa./Yough 88 Hayes, Philip WR FR 6-5 200 Round Rock, Texas/Round Rock 48 Simmons, John LB SO 6-1 215 Pittsburgh, Pa./Plum 20 Hill, Michael DB JR 5-11 205 Largo, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt Small, Brendan PK FR 5-10 175 Columbia, Md./Loyola Blakefield 4 Hocker, Bruce WR SO 6-3 190 Upper Marlboro, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt Smoot, Brian QB FR 5-11 185 Harrisburg, Pa./Harrisburg 73 Hoffman, Matt OL SO 6-6 320 Rockville, Md./Good Counsel 27 Speer, David DB FR 5-10 170 Monongahela, Pa./Ringgold Hough, Greg FB FR 6-1 190 Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-Richland 9 Spriggs, Dan WR JR 5-9 170 Baltimore, Md./Calvert Hall College 25 Jackson, Ron DB JR 5-10 170 Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin East 69 Stansfield, Matt OL SO 6-1 250 Meadville, Pa./Meadville 30 Jackson, Todd DB SO 5-9 180 Uniontown, Pa./Uniontown 95 Stefanik, J.T. DL SO 6-4 265 Uniontown, Pa./Laurel Highlands 3 Jacobs, James RB JR 5-8 180 Norristown, Pa./Norristown Stewart, Michael DB SO 5-8 180 Norristown, Pa./Methacton Jockel, Garrett LB FR 6-0 185 Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-Richland 13 Strader, Aaron DB FR 6-1 180 Pittsburgh, Pa./Allderdice 35 Jones, Terrance RB JR 5-8 170 Pittsburgh, Pa./Plum Taltoan, Travis DB FR 5-8 180 West Chester, Pa./Henderson Kashatus, Andrew OL FR 6-5 310 Hazelton, Pa./Hazelton 54 Templin, Matt DL FR 6-2 250 Kennet Square, Pa./Unionville 40 Kettering, Jason FB SR 5-11 215 Youngwood, Pa./Hempfield 45 Tillman, Anthony LB SO 5-10 225 Suitland, Md./DeMatha 10 Knapp, Scott QB FR 6-3 230 Pittsburgh, Pa./ Troyan, Mark PK FR 6-0 175 Ford City, Pa./Ford City Perry Traditional Academy Venable, Jermaine LB SR 6-0 235 Oxon Hill, Md./Oxon Hill 49 Knight, Jason LB SO 5-11 225 Pittsburgh, Pa./Gateway Verbitsky, Andrew OL FR 6-5 285 Pittsburgh, Pa./Oliver 90 Kolcun, Dan LB SR 6-1 230 Columbus, Ohio/ Whiteleather, Brent RB FR 5-10 180 Rochester, Pa./Rochester Upper Arlington (Indiana State) Williams, Cleodis RB FR 5-10 200 Carlisle, Pa./Carlisle 14 Kovalcik, David P/PK SO 5-10 185 Chantilly, Va./Chantilly 89 Wolfe, Zachary OL SO 6-4 230 Ford City, Pa./Ford City 19 Kurz, Josh WR FR 6-1 180 Delmont, Pa./Franklin Regional 37 Worgul, Matt PK SR 6-0 225 Pittsburgh, Pa./Allderdice MAAC CHAMPIONS: 1995, '96, '99, '00, '01, '02, '03, '04 7 2005 SEASON OUTLOOK uquesne must replace two key losses in four-year start- D ing quarterback Niel Loebig and 12-year head coach — and seven-time MAAC Coach of the Year — Greg Gattuso, who accepted a position as recruiting coordinator and tight ends coach under Dave Wannstedt at Pitt. DU found a familiar face to fill one spot, the other is up for grabs. Jerry Schmitt, who spent the last five seasons as head coach at Westminster College, returned to DU to take the head coaching reins. Schmitt is no stranger to Duquesne football, having served as an assistant for 11 seasons (1985- 87 and 1992-99) prior to taking the Westminster job. The Pittsburgh native was the Dukes’ offensive coordi- nator for his last seven years and was part of DU’s first three MAAC Championship teams. Finding a replacement for Loebig, who finished his career as just the fifth player in I-AA history with over 10,000 yards passing (10,254) and 100 touchdown passes (103), is Schmitt’s top priority. Candidates for the job Antoine Bullock (#56), Josh Antinopoulos (#51) and Ryan Esdale (#44) are three of nine entering the fall include junior redshirt Ben Palumbo (6-2, returning starters from a unit that finished last season ranked #14 in NCAA Division I-AA in 210), and redshirt freshmen Scott Knapp (6-3, 230) and total defense. A winning tradition SIX CONSECUTIVE MAAC TITLES CURRENT MOST CONSECUTIVE LEAGUE WINS NCAA Division I (I-A & I-AA) – entering the 2005 season Duquesne, which enters the 2005 season with a 33-game MAAC win- ning streak, ranks tied for fourth among all NCAA schools on the current No. School Conference Division list of consecutive titles won. 33 ..........DUQUESNE ............Metro Atlantic Athletic ..............I-AA 26 ..........Boise State ..................Western Athletic ............................I-A CURRENT MOST CONSECUTIVE LEAGUE TITLES 25 ..........North Texas ................Sun Belt ........................................I-A All NCAA Divisions (I-A, I-AA, II & III) – through the 2004 season ALL-TIME LONGEST CONFERENCE WIN STREAKS No. School Conference (Division) Year Shared DIVISIONS I-A & I-AA 13 ......Mount Union ..Ohio Athletic ....................1992- ........1 shared Conference (D-III) 44 ..........Oklahoma ..................Big Eight................................1952-59 12 ......Trinity ..............Southern Collegiate ..........1993 ..........4 shared 39 ..........Nebraska ....................Big Eight/Big 12....................1992-98 Athletic Conference (D-III) 33 ..........DUQUESNE ............Metro Atlantic Athletic..1999-current 7 ........Montana ..........Big Sky Conference (I-AA) 1998- ........3 shared 6 ........DUQUESNE ..Metro Atlantic Athletic ....1999- ........0 shared 11 WINNING SEASONS IN A ROW Conference Football League (I-AA) 6 ........St. Norbert ......Midwest Conference (D-III) 1999- ........2 shared Duquesne University, which began competing at the NCAA Division 5 ........Indiana, Pa.
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