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2017 SCHEDULE MEDIA INFORMATION OPPONENTS Athletic Communications and Monmouth ...... 74 SEPTEMBER Promotions Staff ...... 2 Sacred Heart ...... 75 2 at Monmouth...... 3 p.m. Media Services ...... 3 Villanova ...... 76 9 SACRED HEART...... 6 p.m. Leopards on Television ...... 4 Princeton ...... 77 16 at Villanova...... 6 p.m. Leopards on Internet ...... 5 Holy Cross ...... 78 23 PRINCETON (Family Weekend)...... 6 p.m. Lafayette Quick Facts ...... 6 Fordham ...... 79 30 at Holy Cross*...... 1 p.m. 2017 NCAA Division I Harvard ...... 80 Football Championship ...... 7 Bucknell ...... 81 OCTOBER Traveling to Lafayette ...... 8 Georgetown ...... 82 Colgate ...... 83 7 FORDHAM* (Youth Day)...... 3:30 p.m. Lehigh ...... 84 14 at Harvard...... 1 p.m. 2017 LEOPARDS Season Outlook ...... 10-16 The Rivalry ...... 85, 130 21 BUCKNELL* (Homecoming)...... 3:30 p.m. Preseason Depth Chart ...... 16 Overall Series Records ...... 86-90 28 OPEN Player Bios ...... 17-45 Alphabetical Roster ...... 46-47 2016 SEASON REVIEW NOVEMBER Numerical Roster ...... 48-49 Game-by-Game Recaps ...... 92-97 4 at Georgetown*...... 2 p.m. Short Roster/Pronunciation Guide . . . .50 Overall Statistics ...... 98-99 11 COLGATE* ...... 12:30 p.m. Standings/Awards . . . .100 18 at Lehigh* (153rd Meeting)...... 12:30 p.m. COACHING STAFF Fred M. Kirby II ’42 Head Coach THE TRADITION John Garrett ...... 52-53 Traditions of Excellence ...... 102 Assistant Coaches ...... 54-63 Lafayette All-Americans ...... 103 Team Most Valuable Players . . . . 104-105 THE COLLEGE Team Records ...... 105 —At A Glance . . . . . 65 Individual Records ...... 106-115 Easton, ...... 66 All-Patriot League Players . . . . . 116-117 President ...... 67 Maroon Club Hall of Fame . . . . . 118-119 Director of Athletics ...... 68 All-Time Coaching ...... 120 Faculty Mentors ...... 69 Year-by-Year Results ...... 121-129 Fisher Field at Fisher Stadium ...... 70 LC’s Pro Football Players ...... 122-123 Maroon Club Lafayette’s Team Captains . . . . . 126-127 Friends of Lafayette Football ...... 71 Lafayette vs. Lehigh ...... 130 The Patriot League ...... 72

Front Cover: John Garrett takes over at the helm of the Leopards’ program

Credits: The 2017 Lafayette Football Media Guide was written and edited by Phil LaBella. Assistance was provided by Scott Morse, Brian Ludrof, Steve Kline, Brandon Bryant, Laura Gerhard and Kevin Cooley. Covers by Dale Mack. Initial interior design by Taran Salabsky. Action photography by Rick Smith with additional photos from Kenya Allen, Chuck Zovko, and members of the Lafayette Athletic Communications and Promotions Staff. Additional photography provided by Dennis Connors, David Coulter, Lisa Massey Buffer and Bernhard J. Suess. Printed by Lafayette College’s Reprographic and Bulk Mail Services. LAFAYETTE ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS & PROMOTIONS STAFF

Scott D. Morse Director of Athletic Communications and Promotions (610) 330-5122 (office) (610) 217-6445 (cell) [email protected] Covering The Leopards The 2017 edition of the Lafayette Media Guide has been produced Philip J. LaBella to assist with coverage of the Leopards. Additional information, including press Sports Information Director releases, feature ideas, photographs, clips and video highlights, is available upon Football SID request. Please review the following pages to familiarize yourself with Lafayette (610) 330-5122 (office) College’s media policies and feel free to contact any member of the Lafayette Athletic (610) 217-3291 (cell) Communications and Promotions staff with questions. [email protected]

Brian Ludrof Asst. SID/Social Media Dan Mowdy (610) 330-5122 (office) PUBLIC ADDRESS ANNOUNCER (610) 844-3893 (cell) Dan Mowdy begins his third season He worked as a public address [email protected] as Lafayette College’s primary public announcer at the Athens (2004) and address announcer. Mowdy, who has been Beijing (2008) Olympics in addition involved with local sports for more than to his work for World Championships, 20 years, fills the void left by Jim Finnen U.S. Olympic Team Trials and John Sabino who spent 50-plus years behind the National Championships in cycling and Video Production microphone of Fisher Stadium and Kirby gymnastics. Manager Sports Center before retiring in 2015. Mowdy is currently the host of RCN’s (610) 330-5122 (office) (484) 274-4611 (cell) Mowdy has been a member of the Community Spotlight interview show in [email protected] Lafayette Sports Network announcing the Lehigh Valley and Delaware Valley crew since 2000, serving in various and the proud father of two daughters, capacities including play-by-play, analysis Beth and Michelle. and sideline reporting duties. Steve Kline Athletic Communications Assistant (610) 330-5122 (office) (716) 514-2069 (cell)

Gina Stocker Athletic Communications Secretary (610) 330-5122 (office) [email protected]

2 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Media Services

CREDENTIALS MEDIA WILL CALL POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Media credentials for Lafayette home Media Will Call is located at Gate 2, Following each game, there will be games are issued to working members of between Markle Parking Deck and a 10-minute cooling-off period. The the media only and should be requested Oechsle Hall. visiting team’s press conference will as early as possible. Requests should be conducted in the interview room be made to the Office of Athletic MEDIA SERVICES in Kirby Sports Center, followed by Communications and Promotions Working media at Fisher Stadium will Lafayette head coach John Garrett and (610-330-5122 or [email protected]). receive the following: requested Lafayette players. Following Lafayette College follows the • Statistics displayed during the game the coaches’ interview sessions, guidelines set forth by the NCAA and the • Final statistics including play-by-play additional players will be available to Patriot League governing the issuance • Game programs, pre-game notes members of the media. of credentials. Season credentials will and flipcards be granted only to media outlets that • Halftime statistics PLAYER TELEPHONE cover Lafayette football on a regular • Action photos when available INTERVIEWS basis. Otherwise, media members will All requests for player telephone be granted credentials on a single-game, INTERNET interviews should be made at least 24 space-available basis. Wireless internet access is available hours in advance through the Office Requests for season credentials should throughout the Rowland Press Box and of Athletic Communications and arrive by Aug. 25, 2017. Requests for in the Kirby Sports Center interview room. Promotions. Telephone requests will be single-game credentials at Fisher Stadium Ethernet jacks are also available for scheduled at an appropriate time, so as should arrive no later than week in internet access in the Rowland Press not to interfere with student-athletes’ advance of the game. All requests for Box. Please see a member of the Athletic academic schedules. credentials should be made to: Communications and Promotions staff for connection information. PATRIOT LEAGUE SERVICES Lafayette College Athletic The Patriot League communications staff Communications & Promotions TELEPHONES provides weekly releases and updated 107 Kirby Sports Center Telephone lines are available in the statistics to working media. Contact Ryan Easton, PA 18042-1772 Rowland Press Box and in the Kirby Sakamoto (rsakamoto@patriotleague. Phone: (610) 330-5122 Sports Center interview room. Media com) for more information or log on to www.GoLeopards.com outlets desiring their own lines to be PatriotLeague.com installed in the press box should contact WEEKLY MEDIA LUNCHEONS the Office of Athletic Communications MISCELLANEOUS Each Tuesday during the season, head and Promotions for further assistance. INFORMATION coach John Garrett and at least two Any questions concerning the Lafayette members of the team will address the REFEREE MIC FEED football program should be directed to media and entertain questions. The Rowland Press Box offers a feed of the the Office of Athletic Communications luncheons will be held at Pfenning referee’s microphone for use in radio and and Promotions. Alumni Center overlooking Fisher television broadcasts. Stadium and begin at noon. INTERVIEW POLICIES IMPORTANT PRESEASON DATES MEDIA PARKING All interviews with Lafayette players July 27 Patriot League Preseason Poll/ At the intersection of High and Hamilton and coaches must be arranged through All-League Teams announced streets, continue straight on High Street the Athletic Communications and approximately 25 yards and turn right on Promotions Office. Players will not be Aug. 4 T eam reports to campus the east side of Markle Hall which leads available on game day until after the Aug. 5 First full squad practice to the “visitors parking” deck. The Otis game. Aug. 15 Lafayette Media Day F. Rowland (1895) Press Box in Fisher Aug. 25 Freshman move-in program Stadium is located just below the parking POSTGAME MEDIA deck. Parking passes will be mailed if the & INTERVIEW ROOM Aug. 28 Classes begin Office of Athletic Communications and The postgame media and interview Aug. 29 First weekly media luncheon Promotions is notified in advance. room is located in Kirby Sports Center. Sept. 2 Week 1 at Monmouth Entrance to the building is through the glass atrium at field level.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 3 Leopards on Television A national leader in Division I FCS television coverage, the Lafayette Sports Network will provide Leopard fans across the country and around the world with live coverage options of Lafayette’s entire season for the 15th straight year. Now in its 21st year of existence, LSN has become a staple for Leopard fans. Fans will hear the familiar voice of Gary Laubach handling the play-by- play duties for the 20th season. Mike Joseph ’88, former Lafayette football standout and assistant coach, will serve as the primary LSN football analyst for the seventh season. John Leone, who is in his 19th season with LSN, will report on the The Lafayette Sports Network features RCN Sports Director Gary Laubach (right) and Leopards from the sideline. color commentator Mike Joseph ’88 (left). The Lafayette Sports Network, named a finalist in 2013, 2014 and 2015 for College Sports Media Awards by Sports Video Group and NACDA, has annually produced the most expansive television package in the Patriot League since its inception in 1997. Each LSN telecast airs live regionally to more than 10 million viewers on RCN-1004HD and WBPH-60HD in the Lehigh Valley, Western New Jersey and Pocono areas, and RCN-608HD in Philadelphia. LSN can also be viewed in central New Jersey, New York City, Boston, Chicago and Washington D.C. live via the RCN television network (RCN-608HD). All LSN broadcasts are also streamed live in HD on the Patriot League Network via GoLeopards.com. Head coach John Garrett talks on the field before the Leopards 2017 spring game. Select LSN telecasts are available live on ESPN College Extra and MASN (Mid- Atlantic Sports Network), LSN’s national distribution partners via DIRECTV and DISH Network (more than 95 million viewers nationally). Select LSN broadcasts are also streamed live on ESPN3 and the WatchESPN app.

LSN analyst John Leone interviews Chicago Cubs’ manager and Lafayette alum Joe Maddon.

4 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Leopards on Internet VIDEO STREAMING Fans can watch all of the Leopards’ games on either ESPN3 or the Patriot League Network via GoLeopards.com. Each LSN telecast will be streamed live on the Internet and archived for viewing anytime. More than 100 athletic contests will be broadcast live on the Patriot League Network via GoLeopards.com this year.

LIVE STATS All of Lafayette’s home games and select road games will feature CBS’s GameTracker statistical display on GoLeopards.com.

SOCIAL MEDIA Get the latest Lafayette information through the Leopards’ social media outlets on Twitter (@GoLeopards and @LafColFootball), Facebook (Lafayette Leopards and LafayetteCollegeFootball), Instagram (@GoLeopards and @lafcolfootball) and YouTube (Lafayette Athletics).

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 5 Lafayette Quick Facts Location Easton, Pa. 18042 FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS (60 miles north of Philadelphia) (70 miles west of New York) Season: 136th (first season: 1882)

Founded All-Time Record: 672-597-39 1826 National Championships: 3 Enrollment (1896, 1921, 1926) 2,450 undergraduates COACHING STAFF Patriot League Championships: 7 Nickname (1988, 1992, 1994, 2004, 2005, 2006, Fred M. Kirby II ’42 Head Football Leopards 2013) Coach: John Garrett (Princeton ’88; 1st season) Colors Undefeated Seasons: 6 Maroon and White (1896, 1909, 1921, 1926, 1937, 1940) Lafayette/Career Record: 0-0

Website Affiliation Offensive Staff GoLeopards.com NCAA Division I Football • John Garrett Championship Subdivision Offensive Coordinator Twitter/Instagram • Gordon Sammis (Virginia ’07; @GoLeopards, @LafColFootball Conference 1st season) Offensive Line Patriot League (one of seven football • David Girardi ( ’11; Fisher Stadium Press Box playing members; began play in 1986 1st season) (610) 330-5454 as the Colonial League) • Gunnard Twyner (Western Illinois ’96; 1st season) Wide Receivers COLLEGE/ATHLETIC Home Stadium • Josh Zidenberg (Virginia ’11; ADMINISTRATION Fisher Field at Fisher Stadium; 1st season) Running Backs opened in 1926 (13,132 capacity; • Christian Pace (Michigan ’14; College President FieldTurf Revolution 360 synthetic 1st season) Tight Ends Alison R. Byerly (Wellesley ’83) surface installed in 2017) Defensive Staff Faculty Representative for Offensive Starters Returning/ • Luke Thompson (Assumption ’98; Athletics Lost: 6/5 1st season) Susan L. Averett (Colorado State ’86) Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Defensive Starters Returning/ • Doug McFadden (Friends ’01; 9th Director of Athletics Lost: 8/3 season) Defensive Backs Bruce E. McCutcheon (William & Mary ’76) • Justin Hinds (Rowan ’09; 1st season) Special Teams Starters Returning/ Defensive Line Deputy Director of Athletics/SWA Lost (placekicker, punter, • Nick Lezynski (Notre Dame ’11; Kaitlyn McKittrick (Moravian ’04) snapper): 2/1 1st season) Linebackers

Associate Director of Athletics Letterwinners Returning/Lost: Special Teams Andrew Foster (Bowling Green ’08) 41/10 • Marc Nudelberg (Florida State ’09; 1st season) Asst. Director of Athletics for Offensive / Defensive Formations: Recruiting/Special Teams Coordinator Peak Performance Multiple Sets / 4-3 Brad Potts (IUP ’05) Football Operations 2016 Records: 2-9 overall, • John Menegakis (N.C. State ’15) Athletic Business Manager 1-5 Patriot League (7th place) David Blasic (Penn State ’84) Football Secretaries: 2017 Captains: Donna Holden, Elaine Nesbit, Cindy Director of Sports Medicine Beau Bosch, Brandon Bryant, Walleisa, Matt Bayly (Springfield ’89) Mike Donnelly, Dylan Wadsworth (610) 330-5485 [email protected]

6 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL NCAA Division I Football Championship

The NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision is under the control, direction and supervision of the Division I FCS Football Committee appointed by the NCAA Management Council. Previously, Lafayette Director of Athletics Bruce McCutcheon served as the Patriot League representative on the committee. Dennis Poppe, NCAA Director of Championships, works closely with the committee on all matters related to the Division I Football Championship. Selection of teams and conduct of championship competition are the responsibility of the committee. In 2013, for the fourth time in program history, Lafayette qualified for 2017 NCAA Division I Football Championship the FCS Playoffs. The Leopards’ berth came with the Patriot League title. First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final The Division I Football Championship November 25 December 2 December 8/9 December 15/16 January 6 consists of a 24-team tournament, with the top eight seeds receiving a first-round bye. The championship game will be held in Jan. 6, 2018 at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas and televised nationally.

The champions of 10 conferences— Big Sky, Big South, Colonial Athletic, Mid-Eastern Athletic, Missouri Valley, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Pioneer, Southern and Southland—receive automatic bids to the tournament. The top eight seeds receive first-round byes and team pairings are determined according to geographical proximity. The field grew from 16 to 20 teams in 2010 and expanded from 20 teams to Toyota Stadium its current 24-team format which began Frisco, Texas TBA NATIONAL in 2013. The committee selects the CHAMPION remaining teams at large with assistance from regional advisory committees. Teams are selected for the championship on the basis of the following criteria (not in preferential order): (1) eligibility and availability of student-athletes for NCAA post-season competition, (2) win-loss record and (3) strength of schedule.

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2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 7 Traveling to Lafayette FROM THE WEST Exit Route 22 at the 4th Street Exit (the last exit in Pennsylvania). At the of Fisher Stadium the exit ramp turn left at the traffic light onto Bushkill Street. Proceed straight approximately 100 yards to the next traffic light and turn left onto 3rd Street and pass under Route 22. Continue straight approximately 100 yards to the base of College Hill and bear right as 3rd Street becomes College Avenue. Proceed uphill on College Avenue approximately 200 yards and turn left onto McCartney Street.

Continue on McCartney Street to the first stop sign. At this point turn left onto venue High Street. Proceed to Markle Parking Deck located on the right behind Fisher N College A Stadium. Spaces are reserved for media members. Route 611

FROM THE EAST Easton Exit

Exit Route 22 at the second exit (marked Lafayette College) after crossing Route 22 the Delaware River from Phillipsburg, N.J. Proceed straight off the exit ramp approximately 200 yards and turn right onto 3rd Street at the traffic light. At this point refer to the westbound directions beginning with “continue straight approximately 100 yards to the base of College Hill.”

FROM THE NORTH From Route 80 (east-west) take Route 33 south (exit 46A) approximately 25 miles. Exit Route 33 to Route 22 east. At this point refer to the beginning of the eastbound directions.

FROM THE SOUTH From the Philadelphia area, take the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike northbound and exit off for Allentown/Lehigh Valley on Route 22 east. Proceed on Route 22 east for approximately 20 miles passing Allentown and Bethlehem. At this point refer to the beginning of the eastbound directions.

DINING SUGGESTIONS LODGING SUGGESTIONS CASUAL *Best Western Holiday Inn Express Big Woody’s Marblehead Grill Pizza D’oro Lehigh Valley Hotel & 25th St. & Route 22 1522 Sullivan Trail 4101 W. Penn Hwy. 200 Cattell Street Conference Center Easton, Pa. (610) 252-4442 (610) 258-4301 (610) 253-5533 Routes 22 & 512 (610) 923-9495 Bethlehem, Pa. Carrabba’s Morici’s (610) 866-5800 The Lafayette Inn 2471 Park Avenue 218 Cattell St. 525 W. Monroe St. (610) 258-5326 (610) 253-6257 *Hampton Inn-Easton Easton, Pa. 3723 Easton-Nazareth Highway (610) 253-4500 DeLorenzo’s Pearly Baker’s Easton, Pa. 3417 Sullivan Trail 11 Centre Square (610) 250-6500 *TownPlace Suites (610) 438-6026 (610) 253-9949 3800 Easton-Nazareth *Hampton Inn & Suites Highway 200 Gateway Dr. Easton, Pa. FAST FOOD Bethlehem, Pa. (610) 868-2442 *preferred hotels Giacomo’s (Deli) *Papa John’s Taco Bell 700 Cattell St. 759 S. 25th St. 2420 Northampton St. (610) 438-1945 (610) 253-4200 (610) 258-7007

McDonald’s Burger King Wendy’s 25th St. Shopping Ctr. 25th St. & 204 Wood Ave. (610) 253-8453 Wood Ave. (610) 258-5597 S 3rd Street (610) 253-7247 (610) 258-5752

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8 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL THE 2017 LEOPARDS Season Outlook A new era began in Lafayette football The majority of Garrett’s staff Garrett, who will serve as the offensive on Dec. 21, 2016 when John Garrett was in place for the spring season, as coordinator, is who will be the signal was introduced as the Fred M. Kirby the team began to learn his pro-style caller following the graduation of Drew ’42 Head Football Coach. Garrett’s first offensive system, while defensive Reed. Reed led the Leopards to their head coaching opportunity saw him coordinator Luke Thompson installed last Patriot League title in his freshman replace who retired after his relentless style of play on the other year of 2013 and left College Hill 30 seasons on College Hill and the last side of the ball. ranked third in career passing yards 17 as the head coach. During the spring, Garrett (7,007) and completions (968) and The changes in the program, from repeatedly said there were no second in career completion percentage the coaching staff to practice structure “incumbents” or “returning starters” (65.2) after playing in 36 games over to the walls of Bourger Varsity Football when it came to his staff’s evaluation of four seasons as the starter. House, were immediate. Garrett, who the 90-man roster. Defensively, the Leopards bring brings more than 25 years of coaching That theme of competition continued back eight starters and will add to the experience at the NFL and collegiate when the team opened training camp a Syracuse transfer along with two level and was most recently the on Aug. 3 with a familiar goal – a All-Patriot League caliber players who offensive coordinator at the University conference title. missed all or a large portion of the of Richmond, came in with a plan “The ultimate goal is a Patriot 2016 season. to rebuild the Leopard program. He League championship, but we tell our wasted little time to implement it. team ‘put that on the backburner, way RETURNING ALL- LEAGUE Ten of 11 coaches on staff are new in the back of your mind and focus Three All-Patriot League selections to Lafayette, with Garrett selecting on today, focus on how we play and from 2016 in addition to one Preseason several assistants from his previous getting better.’ We talk a lot about All-Patriot League honoree in 2017 coaching stops at Florida and Virginia. constant and continual improvement,” return to the Leopard depth chart. The coaching staff has brought an Garrett explained. “If we play our best Senior Brandon Bryant represented energy to the Fisher Stadium sidelines. and perform our assignments and do the defense on the Preseason All- Garrett’s attention to detail and love it with the right technique, the results Patriot League Team announced in for the game of football has permeated will come. We’ve already seen immense late July. His 2016 season was cut short the staff that features a mixture of improvement, and I like our progress so due to a knee injury. In 2015, he was assistants with NFL, FBS and FCS far.” an All-Patriot League Second-Team playing and coaching experience. One of the biggest questions for honoree, finishing 23rd in the nation in total tackles and sixth in the NCAA in solo tackles. Alongside Bryant is versatile junior linebacker Jerry Powe. Powe secured All-Patriot League Second-Team laurels in 2016, playing at the STRIKE linebacker spot, while finishing third on the team in tackles. On the offensive side of things, senior tight end Dylan Wadsworth joined Bryant on the 2017 Preseason All-Patriot League Team selected by the conference coaches and sports information directors. Wadsworth was an All-Patriot League First-Team honoree at the conclusion of 2016 in which he was second on the team in receptions, yards per catch and receiving yards per game. Fellow senior pass Matt Mrazek achieved All-Patriot League Second-Team status that same season, leading the team in touchdowns, receptions and receiving yards. Senior WR Matt Mrazek One other All-Patriot League

10 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL performer comes back for the Leopards on defense. Fifth-year senior Matt Rothrock sat out the 2016 season after sustaining an injury in training camp. He is part of a deep defensive line corps and was an All-Patriot League Second- Team honoree in 2015 at defensive tackle.

OFFENSIVE OVERVIEW When Garrett talks about his offense, he uses the word “multiple,” referring to a pro-style scheme that has suited him in NFL coaching circles and during his many stints as a collegiate offensive coordinator. To start the season, Garrett expects to be calling the plays for his offense. “We want to be explosive and hard to beat. It goes right in line with how we Senior LB’s Rob Hinchen (52) and Michael Root (43) play. We want to put pressure on the defense and get big chunks of yardage eight starters led by a deep group up 20-yard toss to Ross Scheuerman in the because it’s really hard to drive the front. Leopards’ 2014 victory over Lehigh in ball 15 to 20 plays and score. Other “When we take the field, you’re . Davis spent time at than turnovers, the biggest stat that going to see us playing harder than our wide receiver during 2016, but moved correlates to winning is explosive plays – opponents. You’re going to see effort back to QB during the 2017 spring. passing game yards per attempt.” and constant, relentless pursuit of the Sophomore Austin McCrum is Garrett isn’t tied solely to the passing ball,” Garrett described. “Our defense second in terms of experience and snaps game, however, when it comes to his will be characterized by toughness, under center in practice. He was a two- offensive approach. both mental and physical, whether it’s time All-State honoree coming out of “The run game will be very taking on blocks at the point of attack high school in Maine. Classmate Blake prominent. When you can run the or handling a situation and being able Meyer and junior Mike Lewis are also ball, you can really control the game. to get off the field 3rd-and-3.” in the mix. The biggest thing for us is preparing “We’ll continue to place an emphasis Garrett brought in four freshmen each week on how to win that game,” on taking the ball away, getting after who will have a chance to earn the Garrett explained. “There are times the and being the best starting spot. Cincinnati native and when we are going to run it, but tackling team we can be. We never want All-Ohio selection Reed Aiccholz is sometimes we may have to throw it to be out-hit or out-hustled on either the biggest of the four passers at 6-5, more, and that may change during the side of the ball.” 225. Cole Northrup threw for more game. Usually a good combination of than 7,000 yards and 72 touchdowns the run game and passing game is what QUARTERBACKS while playing in the football hotbed of makes teams successful.” The good news for new quarterbacks Florida. “Overall, we need to eliminate coach David Girardi is that the Like Davis, Sean O’Malley comes turnovers with attention to ball security Leopards have eight quarterbacks on to College Hill from where and avoid assignment errors and the roster. The bad news is that those he was his school’s all-time leader penalties.” quarterbacks have combined to throw in passing and touchdowns. Brycen one pass in a game situation. Mussina matriculates to Lafayette from DEFENSIVE OVERVIEW Garrett has been quite clear that much closer, making the two-hour The Leopards will stay in a 4-3 for there was no frontrunner coming out trip to Easton from the Williamsport, the 2017 season under Thompson, who of spring ball and having four freshmen Pa. area. He was an all-state honoree, last worked in that same position for added to the mix when camp opened throwing for 6,956 yards and 69 three seasons at Patriot League foe has muddied the waters at signal caller. touchdowns. Georgetown. Thompson, who also Junior Josh Davis is responsible for “We need to find a person who can spent time at Army, Harvard and Holy the only collegiate pass completion lead the team and take charge and Cross during his career, will return among the Leopard quarterbacks, a instill a belief in the offense that we

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 11 can execute plays and drive down and score,” Garrett said of the open competition at quarterback. “That’s ultimately the leadership on the field that they need to display. It comes down to execution and making plays.” Garrett hasn’t ruled out using multiple quarterbacks. “I don’t think at this stage in college football that you necessarily have to choose one guy who is the starter no matter what. You have to earn it every week and I’m really excited about the competition.”

RUNNING BACKS Josh Zidenberg will oversee the Leopards’ running backs. Entering training camp, senior DeSean Brown was at the top of the depth chart, having led Lafayette’s running game each of the last two seasons on his way to 1,177 yards and eight touchdowns. Brown will be joined by classmate Senior RB DeSean Brown Rajhan Meriwether who played in 14 games the last two seasons and junior an immediate impact. Younger, a Patriot League selection and a 2016 C.J. Amill who split time between Pittsburgh native, was an all-state First-Team honoree, started every game running back and wideout in 2016. selection in high school and a member in his junior season when he reeled Also making his push for playing of three WPIAL championship teams. in 42 balls for 591 yards and a pair of time is sophomore Mike Dunn. Dunn Simpson, from the Philadelphia area, touchdowns. He averaged 14.1 yards played in games, finishing the was an all-conference running back per catch as a top receiving option and season third on the team in rushing who scored 43 career touchdowns. had a career-long 56-yard touchdown while enjoying a breakout game vs. “We have several experienced against archrival Lehigh to end the Bucknell with 10 carries for 58 yards running backs, but it’s a position where 2016 season, his first as a starter. and a touchdown. a young player can go in and play. It’s Junior Angus Evans played in 11 Two new faces, J.J. Younger and one position where you need to play games with four starts as a sophomore Selwyn Simpson, will look to have more than one guy,” Garrett said. “The being used primarily as a blocker. day of one running back staying out Garrett and tight ends coach there and taking all of that punishment Christian Pace haven’t tipped their is no longer. We feel like we have hands as to whether fullbacks will make several guys who can go in the game frequent appearances in the offensive and play and we’ll make sure those sets. If they do, junior Will Eisler and backs are fresh and ready to play when sophomore Ryan Monteyne will figure they go in there.” in the mix.

TIGHT ENDS/FULLBACKS WIDE RECEIVERS Garrett invoked history to describe Of all of the offensive positional the role of the tight end in his offense. groupings, the wide receiver corps “The tight end has to be the may be the deepest. It’s headed by renaissance man – he can do it all. The Mrazek whose 141 receptions rank problem is that it’s rare that you have him seventh all-time at Lafayette and a player who is great at all of the job his 12 touchdowns place him eighth. requirements – run blocking, pass Mrazek, an All-Patriot League Second- blocking and receiving short, medium Team selection, has played in 30 and long,” the first-year coach said. career games, needing just 24 yards to “The versatility at that position is good reach the Lafayette top 10 for career with Dylan and some of the other guys. receiving yards. Mrazek is known for Senior TE Dylan Wadsworth We feel pretty good about using them his acrobatic catches, using his size to in different roles.” out-duel shorter defensive backs. Wadsworth, a 2017 Preseason All- He will be joined by seniors Rocco 12 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Palumbo and Nick Franzese. Palumbo has seen time as a starter in two seasons and has 64 career catches for 664 yards. Franzese has played in 28 career games and his 17 catches for 220 yards were both career highs for the New Jersey native. Junior Joey Chenoweth is also likely to figure prominently in pass- catching duties. He played in every game in 2016 with four starts. The California native has 83 catches for 760 yards through two seasons. Sophomores Nick Pearson, Jake Liedtka and Julian Spigner look to contribute, joining junior Chris Granjean at wideout. “We do have a history of production at wide receiver. We have several guys we can put in the game who are reliable and dependable, know where to go and how to get open,” Garrett said. “They have to have versatility and be able to play all Senior OT Cam Smith of the receiver positions, as we will be multiple on offense. This group has tackle in 2016, where he also will play and two at right guard) in 2016 while really worked hard to learn the system.” in 2017. He started 11 games at right playing in 10 games in 2015 (starting tackle in 2015. three at left guard and two at center). OFFENSIVE LINE The early frontrunner for right guard On the right side of the line, junior In contrast to the wide receivers, the is Smith’s classmate Collin Raysor, Logan Grieser reprises his role as offensive line is much less experienced. who has played in just one game during guard where he started nine games in Three starters return, but the preseason three seasons with the Leopards’ 2016. Sophomore Jake Marotti is in depth chart shows a minimum of three program. the mix for the starting right tackle freshmen in back-up roles for offensive Lining up in the middle of the spot, competing in three games there line coach Gordon Sammis. offensive line is likely to be another as a rookie. Senior Cam Smith is by far the most senior, Mike Donnelly. Donnelly Backing up the front five are three seasoned member of the front five. has shown himself to be one of the freshmen (Gavin Barclay, Austin He enters his third season as a starter team’s most versatile offensive linemen, Pyne and Taron Hampton) and two at tackle, beginning 11 games at left starting six games (four at right tackle sophomores (Dylan Muprhy and Colin Bradley). Freshmen Trey Fallon and John Burk will also look to work their way into playing time. “We have a few veterans who have played. They are picking up the new system well. But for the young guys it’s not just learning the system, but adjusting to the speed of the game,” Garrett said of his options on the offensive line. “We have some talent in this freshman class and it’s just a matter of how quick of a study they will be to earn the right to go in the game. I’m pleased with their progress so far.”

DEFENSIVE LINE First-year coach Justin Hinds is in charge of mentoring the deepest Senior DL Beau Bosch position group on the squad, as the

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 13 leading the team with 85 tackles. He has played in 24 games over three seasons and with Bryant and Powe gives linebackers coach Nick Lezynski a formidable starting unit. Rob Hinchen is the likely back-up for Bryant, as he started the final six games of 2016 following Bryant’s injury. Hinchen was second on the team with 80 tackles, including a team-best 10 tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks and is a proven special teams contributor. Sophomores Jack Lamb and Kevin Hutchinson, juniors Jacob Rose and Troy Dixon and senior J.J. Conn combined to play in 23 games last season and will vie for playing time, as will several freshmen. “For us, the linebackers are the link between the defensive line and the secondary,” Garrett explained. “They Senior CB Phillip Parham and three sacks. Junior Lavel Ramsey really have to set the tempo with the also figures to be in the mix, having energy, the effort, the toughness and Leopards can go as many as nine deep played in every game last season along emphasis on getting after the ball. within the front four. Senior Beau with sophomore Ryan Barnett. Right now, Brandon Jerry and Mike are Bosch is likely to return to his starting “Because of the depth and talent doing just that.” spot at defensive end for the third and experience, they need to just play straight season. Bosch started all but as hard as they can every play — no SECONDARY one game in 2016, finishing with 38 holding back,” Garrett said. “We know For the ninth straight season, the tackles, 8.5 for loss with 3.5 sacks. that we can rotate players in and not Lafayette secondary will be coached At the other end is junior Dante skip a beat or see a drop in talent.” by Doug McFadden who will see Lonardo who played in 11 games while players with starting experience return starting the one game that Bosch did LINEBACKERS at three of the four positions. Leading not in 2016. Lonardo registered 19 The linebacking corps features a pair that charge is senior cornerback Phillip tackles in his first full season on the of All-Patriot League caliber players in Parham. Parham started every game field. Bryant and Powe. Bryant was a second- in 2016 and combined for six starts Sophomores Andrew Chuma and team selection in 2015 when he led in each of his first two seasons while Keith Earle will be pushing for playing the team and was 23rd in the nation in playing in 28 total games. He was fifth time at both ends, with Chuma having total tackles and led the Patriot League been a key special teams contributor as in solo tackles. The WILL linebacker a rookie and playing in every game. started the first five games of 2016 Junior Tony Giudice is likely before a knee injury ended his season. to see time at nose (tackle). The Bryant, who rehabbed and trained with Syracuse transfer played in 14 games the team this summer, received his in two seasons with the ACC school. medical clearance well before training Sophomore Demetrius Breedlove camp and is expected to be a defensive will look to line up at the other tackle leader. spot, having started four of the last five Powe, an All-Patriot League games of 2016. honoree in 2016, has settled into his A pair of fifth-year seniors,Matt SAM linebacker spot very nicely, now Rothrock and Andy Labudev, will be entering his third season as a starter. eagerly battling for playing time having He was third on the team in tackles previously played starter minutes. (78) and second in tackles for loss (9.5) Rothrock missed the 2016 season due as a sophomore, a year after being to injury, a year after he was an All- named the team’s defensive rookie of Patriot League Second-Team performer. the year. Labudev started every game at tackle Senior Michael Root started every last season, finishing with 24 tackles game in 2016 at MIKE linebacker, Senior LB Brandon Bryant

14 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL on the team in tackles (49) and second for interceptions behind only Draeland James ’17 whose No. 22 Parham acquired upon James’ graduation. Sophomore Eric Mitchell, who started seven games including the final four of the season, is expected to play the other corner spot. Mitchell finished with 31 tackles and an interception against Bucknell and a fumble recovery vs. Delaware. Senior Parish Simmons started two games (Fordham and Army) at corner in 2016 and has played in 28 overall. He, along with sophomore Dmitry Smith, will challenge for playing time. Senior Tymir Jones (37 tackles) started five games at strong safety last season and looks to return to the starting lineup, playing alongside sophomore Trent Crossan who has Senior LS Michael Shiffert and sophomore WR Nick Pearson been used primarily on special teams during his first two campaigns. Juniors Izaiah Avent (nine several guys and there won’t be a drop was the team’s punter the last four games played with two starts) and off,” Garrett said. “A big emphasis for seasons. Forrester had his best year in Clay Rush (five games played) will them is tackling. We need them to be 2016, turning in the school’s second- look to add depth in the secondary as complete football players. It’s not about best single season punting average at will sophomores Yasir Thomas, Tre covering and getting interceptions, 41.4 yards per attempt. The frontrunner Jordan and Colin Thorne, who played but also establishing a toughness and to replace him is freshman Michael in 11, four and eight games respectively a presence in the run game. When Turk who spent the 2016 season in their rookie seasons. Thomas played you have tough DB’s, it’s infectious, training with his uncle, former NFL on both sides of the ball and also was a resonating with the team.” punter Matt Turk. Turk also is slated to kick returner. be the team’s holder. “These guys are talented. We need SPECIAL TEAMS Senior Michael Shiffert will to get them to overcome injury On special teams, five of the seven continue as the team’s snapper, a role obstacles. If they stay healthy, we have key positions return for the Leopards he has filled for the last three seasons. a deep, talented group. We can play and first-year special teams coordinator At kick and punt returners, juniors Marc Nudelberg. C.J. Amill and Joey Chenoweth will The Leopards’ placekicker unit battle for opportunities at the outset. looks to be a strength as junior Jacob Amill led the team with 23 kick returns Bissell continues the job he took over for 394 yards (17.1) as a sophomore and as a freshman. Bissell, an All-Patriot 36 returns for 698 yards as a freshman League selection and the team’s special (19.4). Chenoweth did not serve as a teams MVP as a freshman in 2015, returner in 2016, but had eight return converted eight field goals each of this opportunities as a freshman. first two seasons at a rate of 64 percent. He has not missed a PAT, making 41 straight. Bissell also likely will handle kickoffs, averaging 62 yards per attempt with 20 touchbacks last season. “Bissell has a really strong leg. He can kick off as well as be our field goal kicker,” Garrett said. “Talent wise, he’s arguably as talented as anyone in the league.” Graduation took Ryan Forrester who Junior RB C.J. Amill

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 15 2017 PRESEASON PROJECTED DEPTH CHART mater, Princeton. The Tigers eked out a four-point win in the Garden State in OFFENSE 2016. The last day of September marks STARTER BACKUP QB 12 Josh Davis (6-2, 200, Sr.) 11 Austin McCrum (6-4, 225, So.) the opening day of Patriot League TB 30 DeSean Brown (6-0, 195, Sr.) 27 Mike Dunn (6-1, 205, So.) play for Lafayette when the Leopards 29 Rajhan Meriwether (5-11, 190, Sr.) venture to Holy Cross for an afternoon FB 44 Will Eisler (6-2, 245, Jr.) 83 Ryan Monteyne (6-2, 225, So.) game. WR 17 Matt Mrazek (6-4, 215, Sr.) 18 Nick Franzese (6-1, 185, Sr.) October begins with Patriot League WR 6 Rocco Palumbo (6-3, 195, Sr.) 1 Joey Chenoweth (5-11, 165, Jr.) TE 89 Dylan Wadsworth (6-3, 245, Sr.) 81 Angus Evans (6-5, 280, Jr.) foe Fordham coming to Fisher Stadium LT 79 Cam Smith (6-5, 300, Sr.) 70 Gavin Barclay (6-5, 295, Fr.) for a 3:30 p.m. kickoff. The Rams were LG 78 Collin Raysor (6-7, 305, Sr.) 71 Austin Pyne (6-4, 290, Fr.) 8-3 overall and 5-1 in Patriot League C 66 Mike Donnelly (6-4, 290, Sr.) 65 Colin Bradley (6-5, 285, So.) play in 2016 under first-year head coach RG 73 Logan Grieser (6-3, 310, Jr.) 72 Dylan Murphy (6-5, 295, So.) Andrew Breiner, but missed out on the RT 75 Jake Marotti (6-6, 285, So.) 63 Taron Hampton (6-3, 305, Fr.) playoffs. Lafayette will play its final non- DEFENSE (4-3) conference game in week seven, DE 91 Beau Bosch (6-5, 240, Sr.) 92 Keith Earle (6-2, 260, So.) NOSE 9 Tony Giudice (6-2, 275, Jr.) 90 Andy Labudev (6-3, 270, Sr.) traveling to for the DT 98 Demetrius Breedlove (6-2, 275, So.) 94 Matt Rothrock (6-2, 280, Sr.) second time in three weeks when the DE 56 Dante Lonardo (6-3, 255, Jr.) 34 Andrew Chuma (6-3, 245, So.) Maroon and White face off against the SLB 3 Jerry Powe (6-1, 210, Jr.) 31 Kevin Hutchinson (6-0, 190, So.) Harvard Crimson. MLB 43 Michael Root (6-1, 230, Sr.) 59 Jack Lamb (6-0, 220, So.) Week eight returns the Leopards to WLB 33 Brandon Bryant (5-11, 225, Sr.) 52 Rob Hinchen (6-2, 225, Sr.) CB 22 Phillip Parham (5-10, 180, Sr.) 21 Parish Simmons (5-11, 180, Sr.) the friendly confines of Fisher Stadium SS 10 Tymir Jones (6-3, 190, Sr.) 20 Izaiah Avent (5-11, 190, Jr.) to host Bucknell on Homecoming FS 45 Trent Crossan (5-9, 180, Jr.) 40 Colin Thorne (6-1, 185, So.) Weekend in a 3:30 p.m. kickoff. CB 24 Eric Mitchell (5-10, 185, So.) 26 Dmitry Smith (6-0, 185, So.) The month of October opens when the Leopards embark on a trip SPECIAL TEAMS to the nation’s capital to face defensive PK 19 Jacob Bissell (6-1, 205, Jr.) 37 Jeffrey Kordenbrock (5-10, 160, Fr.) coordinator Luke Thompson’s last P 11 Michael Turk (6-1, 215, Fr.) 19 Jacob Bissell (6-1, 205, Jr.) team, Georgetown. The Leopards beat KO 19 Jacob Bissell (6-1, 205, Jr.) 37 Jeffrey Kordenbrock (5-10, 160, Fr.) KR 2 C.J. Amill (5-9, 185, Jr.) 1 Joey Chenoweth (5-11, 165, Jr.) the Hoyas 17-3 last season and have PR 2 C.J. Amill (5-9, 185, Jr.) 1 Joey Chenoweth (5-11, 165, Jr.) taken three out of the last four from SNAP 48 Michael Shiffert (6-1, 240, Sr.) 91 Beau Bosch (6-5, 240, Sr.) the associate Patriot League member. HOLD 11 Michael Turk (6-1, 215, Fr.) 6 Rocco Palumbo (6-3, 190, Sr.) Oct. 28 will be a Saturday off from bold denotes returning starter from 2016 (6 or more games) competition for Lafayette, leading into the Leopards’ Nov. 11 meeting with Colgate in the penultimate Patriot League contest. The regular season closes in week 11 on Nov. 18 when SCHEDULE leads the series 2-1 with the last Lafayette travels to Lehigh for the The 2017 football slate kicks off meeting being played in Fairfield, 153rd meeting of College Football’s on Saturday, Sept. 2 at Monmouth. It Conn. in 2014. The ledger will see the Most-Played Rivalry. Lehigh has won will mark the first game in the Garrett Leopards rotate home and road games the last two meetings and was the era, coincidentally taking place just each week through the end of the preseason pick to capture a Patriot down the road form where he once season. League crown. lived with his parents in Monmouth In week three, Lafayette makes its Beach. Monmouth, which is a member first-ever trip to Villanova (despite five of the in football, series meetings dating back to 1898). has faced the Leopards just one other The Wildcats, who are ranked No. time, a one-point Leopard victory 10 in the STATS preseason poll, are in 2002. The Lafayette-Monmouth coached by first-year head coach Mark matchup is slated to open up Kessler Ferrante who replaced the retired Andy Field, Monmouth’s $16 million football Talley. Ferrante spent the previous 30 venue. years as Talley’s assistant, including the Lafayette plays its 2017 home last 18 years as assistant head coach. opener in week two of the season, In week four, Lafayette returns to welcoming Sacred Heart of the Fisher Stadium for Family Weekend . Sacred Heart and a 6 p.m. kickoff vs. Garrett’s alma

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Ellis (cousin-Prairie View A&M and later PERSONAL: Son of Jennifer Ilarraza…has Arena football), Andre Jackson (uncle-Ohio a younger brother Xavier…born 11/27/96. U.) and Asim Pleas (uncle-Illinois) played 2 college football...has a younger brother, DEFENSIVE Fumbles C.J. Amill Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. Tarren...born 5/3/97. RB – Jr. – 5-9, 185 2015 DNP-Injury 2016 9/2 9-8 17 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 1 0-0/0 Youngstown, Ohio/ RUSHING Totals 9/2 9-8 17 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0 0-0/0 Cardinal Mooney Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Y ds./Rush Yds./Game 2015 10/0 10 129 0 51 12.9 12.9 Anthropology & 2016 103 44 53 0 13 1.2 5.3 Sociology Total 20/3 54 182 0 51 3.4 9.1

RECEIVING Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec. Yds./Game 2015 10/0 9 93 1 44 10.3 9.3 97 2016: Played in 10 games, with three Ryan Barnett starts...majority of his snaps came at tailback 2016 10/3 22 150 1 21 6.8 15.0 Total 20/3 31 243 2 44 7.8 12.1 DL – So. – 6-3, 250 early in the season before moving back to Chatham, N.J./ wideout near end of campaign...managed KICK RETURNS Chatham Year G/GS No. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Ret Yds/Game 53 yards on 33 carries...24 of rushing 2015 10/0 36 698 0 37 19.4 69.8 Economics yards came against Delaware (9/10)...had 2016 10/3 23 394 0 25 17.1 39.4 Total 20/3 59 1092 0 37 18.5 54.6 multiple-catch games nine times, including a career high five catches for 47 yards and Played in nine games, seeing time a touchdown vs. Lehigh (11/10)...led the 2016: on special teams...handled one kick return team with 23 kick returns for 394 yards against Villanova (9/24) which he took (17.1 yards per return)...named to Patriot back nine yards...named to Patriot League League Academic Honor Roll with a 3.25 20 Academic Honor Roll with a 3.48 GPA. GPA. Izaiah Avent AT CHATHAM: Two-time All-NJAC 2015: Played in 10 games, totaling 129 DB – Jr. – 5-11, 190 honoree who played linebacker and tight rushing yards...returned five kicks for 124 Bethlehem, Pa./ end…named to Morris County Coaches yards with a long of 37 against Holy Cross Liberty All-County Top 33 Team in 2014 and 2015 (10/24)...caught one touchdown pass for Economics when he was the team defensive MVP… the season at Wagner (9/26)...received the advanced to the 2015 Group 3 North 2 George McGaughey Award given to the 2016: Played in nine games, starting the state finals…made 86 tackles (54 solo) Most Valuable Player from each team in the first two at cornerback...made a career-high with 12 tackles for loss with 5.5 sacks as annual Lafayette-Bucknell matchup…ripped seven tackles in season opener at Central a senior…caught 15 balls for 185 yards off a 51-yard run against the Bison, the Connecticut State (9/2) when he forced a and five touchdowns in 2015…Morris Leopards’ longest play from scrimmage...his fumble and also intercepted a pass...made County National Football Foundation 698 return yards were the second most in a five tackles vs. Delaware (9/10). Scholar-Athlete in 2015…All-NJAC United season at Lafayette. Second-Team selection in in 2015, 2015: Missed entire season due to injury. AT CARDINAL MOONEY: All-Northeast playing at first base…led baseball team in Ohio and All-Ohio honoree who ran for AT LIBERTY: 2013 and 2014 Express- home runs and RBI in 2014…four-year more than 2,100 yards and 21 touchdowns Times All-Area honorable mention at wide letterwinner in ice hockey…member of during the 2013 and 2014 seasons...also receiver, making 52 catches for 795 yards 2012-13 team which was the New Jersey pulled in 307 receiving yards....managed and seven touchdowns…managed 10 Public B state champion…All-Mennen six interceptions and 64 tackles, playing interceptions, while playing defensive back Division honorable mention at forward… cornerback...averaged 19 yards per kick as a three-year letterwinner…member of the high honor roll student and member return and 18 yards per punt return...ran Liberty basketball squad which captured of National Honor Society and World track as a sophomore in 2012, competing the 2013 Lehigh Valley Conference title, Language Honor Society…volunteered in the 100, 200, 4x100 relay and 4x200 playing shooting guard and small forward in Morris County soup kitchens and as a relay...Honor Roll student who was a during a three-year career…also competed Corpus Christi youth leader for his church. member of the choir, Spanish Club, in track and field in the long, triple and PERSONAL: Son of Paul and Kimberly Drama Club while also serving as a mentor high jumps…High Honor Roll student Barnett…father played football at for freshman students...drummer at his who served as a leader at basketball camps Gettysburg where his mom was a church...performed more than 300 hours of and in Special Olympics programs while swimmer…older brother, William, plays community service. also participating in Cops ’N Kids. lacrosse at Union (N.Y.)…has a younger PERSONAL: Son of Christopher and Tara sister, Caitlin…born 1/31/98. Amill...father played football at Kent State... part of athletic family as relatives Ramon Amill (uncle-Youngstown State under Jim Tressel), Darren Ross (cousin-IUP), Moses

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 17 PERSONAL: Son of Mark and Jayne-Anne First Team at defensive end by the Altoona Bissell...has an older sister Jackie, an older Mirror in 2013 when he served as a team brother, Brennon, and a younger brother, . . . registered 17.5 sacks in his 19 Aidan...born 2/3/97. career . . . finished career with 2,296 rushing Jacob Bissell FIELD GOALS yards with 37 touchdowns and 1,237 passing K – Jr. – 6-1, 205 Year G FG Pct. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ LG BLK yards with 12 touchdowns . . . ran for 327 Allentown, Pa./ 2015 11 8-14 .571 0-0 2-3 1-3 5-8 0-0 47 4 2016 10 8-11 .727 0-0 4-4 4-5 0-2 0-0 36 0 yards in a single game in 2012 . . . played Parkland Totals 21 16-25 .640 0-0 6-7 5-8 5-10 0-0 47 4 forward on basketball team, averaging a Anthropology & PAT Sociology Year G PAT Pct. double-double throughout his career . . . two- 2015 11 18-18 100 time Bedford Gazette First Team and two- 2016 10 23-23 100 2016: Team’s placekicker for second Totals 21 41-41 100 time Sideling Hill First Team . . . garnered straight season...made eight of 11 field KICKOFFS four all-tournament selections in Year G No. Yds. Avg. TB OB goal attempts with a long of 36 yards 2015 11 33 2051 62.2 9 2 basketball . . . helped lead his squad to a vs. Princeton...did not miss any PATs, 2016 10 41 2540 62.0 20 1 Sideling Hill League championship in converting 23...finished second on the Totals 21 74 4591 62.0 29 3 2013 . . . High Honor Roll student. team in scoring with 47 points, one behind Matt Mrazek...collected 2,540 yards on PERSONAL: Coached in high school by 41 kickoffs (62.0 yards per kick) with 20 Lafayette alum Max Shoemaker ’80 . . . touchbacks...had two field goals in the son of Richard and Kimberly Bosch . . . Delaware (9/10) and Fordham (10/8) has younger sisters Rylee and Belle . . . 91 born 4/9/96. games. Beau Bosch DEFENSIVE Fumbles DL – Sr. – 6-5, 240 Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2015: Named to All-Patriot League Second New Paris, Pa./ 2014 3/0 2-2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 Team while also being tabbed as the team’s 2015 11/11 17-20 37 5.5-13 2.0-8 0 0 0-0/0 Chestnut Ridge 2016 11/10 19-17 36 8.5-27 3.5-17 0 4 1-0/0 Special Teams MVP…played in every game, Neuroscience Totals 25/21 38-39 77 14.0-40 5.5-25 0 4 1-0/0 handling kick off and placekicking duties… totaled 2,051 yards on kickoffs...made eight of 14 field goal attempts with a long of 47 at 2017: Selected as team captain. Delaware (9/12) where he made three field goals...booted home four field goals against 2016: Started 10 of 11 games at defensive Colgate (11/7)…named Patriot League end...garnered the team’s defensive line Special Teams Player of the Week twice MVP honor...registered at least one tackle 65 Colin Bradley (9/14, 11/9). in every game and had three or more in OL – So. – 6-5, 285 nine games, including five in the season AT PARKLAND: Big 33 Game selection... Bryn Mawr, Pa./ opener at Central Connecticut State (9/2) Radnor two-time all-conference (Lehigh Valley where he recovered a fumble and five in the Economics Conference in 2013 and East Penn season finale vs. Lehigh (11/19)...tied for Conference in 2014) kicker who twice the team lead with 3.5 sacks and was third earned all-area laurels from the Morning on the team in tackles for loss (8.5). 2016: Did not see any varsity action in Call...Express-Times All-Area selection his first season...named to Patriot League in 2014, playing a key role in Parkland 2015: Started 11 games, totaling 37 tackles Academic Honor Roll with a 3.33 GPA. winning three straight district titles...as on the season, with a season high of seven a senior, was 8-for-12 on field goals with tackles against Delaware (9/12)...registered AT RADNOR: All-Central League First- a long of 43 while converting 58-of-63 two sacks against Harvard (10/17). Team selection and Honorable Mention All- PATs; managed 45 touchbacks on kickoffs Delco in 2015…earned All-Central League and scored 83 points...in his junior year, 2014: Played in three games as a rookie, honorable mention status as a junior in he produced 42 touchbacks on 66 percent seeing time vs. Wagner, Georgetown and 2014…played offensive tackle and defensive of his kickoffs and made 42-of-46 extra Harvard...made three tackles in a win over line…honor roll student who was the center points; added four field goals, with a long of Georgetown (10/11). on the basketball team and competed in the 42 yards...averaged 35.1 yards per punt in shot put and discus in track and field. 2013...competed for Lehigh Valley United AT CHESTNUT RIDGE: Two-way starter PERSONAL: Son of Christopher and Alexis and Reading Rage soccer clubs...High for three seasons, playing defensive end, Bradley…has a younger sister, Rowan, and a Honor Roll student who volunteered at an quarterback and tight end...helped lead younger brother, Aidan…born 3/22/98. animal shelter. his team to District 5 Championships in 2012 and 2013...three-time Bedford Gazette All-Star...two-time District 6 Sport Network Sweet 16 player...named

18 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL ripped off a career-best 47-yard run in a win over Robert Morris (9/13)...carried eight times at Fordham (10/3) and Harvard 98 30 (10/18). Demetrius DeSean Brown Breedlove RB – Sr. – 6-1, 195 AT NAPERVILLE NORTH: Two-time DL – So. – 6-2, 275 Naperville, Ill./ unanimous All-DuPage Valley Conference Rochester, N.Y./ Naperville, North honoree...IHSCA 8A All-State selection... McQuaid Jesuit Mechanical Engineering Daily Herald All-Area selection...served Undeclared as a team captain as a senior...averaged six 2016: Played in nine games while starting 2016: Led the team in rushing for second yards a carry while rushing for 745 yards four of the last five at defensive tackle...one straight season, garnering 341 yards on 96 and 13 touchdowns as a senior...managed of three players to share in team rookie of carries which punching in three scores... 52 catches for 664 yards and four TD’s as a the year honors...made 25 tackles with 2.0 played in eight games with six starts...made senior...garnered Academic All-Conference tackles for loss and a half sack...made six 11 catches for 66 yards...ran for a season- laurels in football, basketball and track tackles at Bucknell (10/22) and at Colgate high 91 yards on 15 carries at Colgate and field...competed in the 100m, 200m, (11/12). (11/12), including a season-long 25-yard 4x100m relay and triple jump in track run...made three catches for 27 yards vs. and field and was a team captain...played AT McQUAID JESUIT: Named the Villanova (9/24)...scored touchdowns in shooting guard on basketball team...J. Kyle Rochester City Athletic Conference the Fordham (10/8), Colgate and Lehigh Braid Leadership Foundation selection... (RCAC) player of the year while garnering games. member of the Senior Board. first-team defensive honors at defensive PERSONAL: Son of Levelle and end twice and offensive laurels at tight end 2015: Named team’s Offensive Back MVP Danielle Brown...father played football once…two-time All-Greater Rochester as a sophomore…started nine games and at Northwestern University and later in selection…also secured an All-State Third- led the team with 580 rushing yards and the ...uncle, Chris Team selection…honor roll student. five touchdowns...finished the season with 29 receptions for 294 yards…had five games Brown, played football at the University PERSONAL: Son of Demetrius and Noelle in which he carried 15 or more times…ran of Colorado and later with the Tennessee Breedlove…has a younger sister, Traiva, and a career-high 25 times at Bucknell (10/31), Titans and the Houston Texans of the a younger brother, Anthony…comes from finishing with 110 yards and a touchdown… NFL...aunt, LaShawndra, played basketball same high school as Ryan Hart-Predmore had best performance of season at Lehigh at North Central College...has a younger ’10…born 3/19/98. (11/21), rushing for a career-best 146 yards brother, Dalen, and a younger sister, DEFENSIVE Fumbles on 35 carries while making five catches Devin...born 6/18/96. Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. for 88 yards to finish with 234 all-purpose RUSHING 2016 9/4 12-13 25 2.0-5 0.5-4 0 1 0-0/0 Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Y ds./Rush Yds./Game Totals 9/4 12-13 25 2.0-5 0.5-4 0 1 0-0/0 yards. 2014 11/2 41 247 0 47 6.0 22.5 2015 9/9 154 580 5 42 3.8 64.4 2016 8/6 96 341 3 25 3.6 42.6 2014: Played in 11 games as a freshman Total 28/17 292 1177 8 47 4.0 42.0 with two starts, seeing time on special teams and as a back-up tailback to four- RECEIVING Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec. Yds./Game time All-Patriot League selection Ross 2014 11/2 5 41 0 12 8.2 3.7 2015 9/9 29 294 0 28 10.1 32.7 Scheuerman ’15...finished second on the 2016 8/6 11 66 0 17 6.0 8.2 team in rushing with 41 carries for 247 Total 28/17 45 401 0 28 8.9 14.3 yards, averaging a team best 6.0 yards per carry...secured five catches for 41 yards...

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 19 PERSONAL: Son of Liliana and Clifford Kareem...father played point guard for Howard University’s basketball team...has 33 an older brother, Daniel, an older sister, 1 Brandon Bryant Taylor, and a younger sister, Selena...born Joey LB – Sr. – 5-11, 225 5/9/95. Chenoweth Cherry Hill, N.J./ WR – Jr. – 5-11, 165 Cherry Hill East San Pedro, Calif./ DEFENSIVE Fumbles Anthropology & Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. St. John Bosco Sociology 2014 11/1 32-23 55 6.5-22 1.0-8 0 0 0-0/1 Economics 2015 11/11 69-45 114 6.5-24 2.0-14 0 2 0-0/1 2016 5/5 19-22 41 4.0-29 2.0-21 0 1 0-0/1 2017: Named to the Preseason All-Patriot Totals 27/17 120-90 210 17.0-75 5.0-43 0 3 0-0/3 2016: Played in all 11 games with four League Team...selected as team captain. starts...made 37 catches for 371 yards (both third on the team) with two touchdowns... 2016: Started all five games that he played reeled in five catches for 79 yards and a in before an ACL injury in week five cut touchdown at Fordham (10/8)...had a short his season...finished sixth on the 8 career-long 65-yard touchdown reception at team in tackles with 41, including four Kaizer Butler Bucknell (10/22). for loss with two sacks...registered double DB – Jr. – 6-0, 205 digits in tackles in three games, making 13 Chatsworth, Calif./ 2015: Named the team’s Offensive Co- stops vs. Delaware (9/10), 10 at Princeton Sierra Canyon Rookie of the Year…saw time as a kick and (9/17) and 12 vs. Villanova (9/24)...forced Economics punt returner…played in the final nine a fumble in the season opener at Central games of the season, making three starts Connecticut State (9/2)...season ended 2016: Missed the season while on medical (Princeton, Wagner, Holy Cross)…led the in the first half of the Holy Cross game leave from school. team with 46 receptions for 389 yards... (10/1). caught touchdown passes at Wagner (9/26) 2015: Started the first three games of the and against Bucknell (10/31)...named 2015: All-Patriot League Second-Team season before suffering a season-ending Patriot League Rookie of the Week on Sept. selection who was also named the team’s injury…managed 12 tackles on the season, 28 after catching nine balls for 105 yards Linebacker MVP…started all 11 games… including seven at Delaware (9/12). and a TD. led the team and was 23rd in the nation in total tackles (114), the most for a Lafayette AT SIERRA CANYON: All-Gold Coast AT ST. JOHN BOSCO: Played his senior player since Maurice Bennett had 133 in 12 League selection at running back, rushing year of high school at St. John Bosco as a games in 2005...led the Patriot League and for 1,184 yards and 20 touchdowns in his slot receiver after transferring from Palos finished sixth in the nation in solo tackles senior season...finished with 2,423 yards of Verdes where he was a running back… per game (6.5)…had six games in which total offense during his career, managing earned All-Trinity League First-Team he made 10 or more tackles…registered 8.6 yards per carry with 44 touchdowns honors, making 39 catches for 648 yards sacks against William & Mary (9/5) and and 166 tackles on the defensive side of the and eight touchdowns to lead the team... Fordham (10/3)...named Patriot League ball...team MVP...played basketball and managed three 100-yard receiving games Defensive Player of the Week after making a ran sprints (100, 200, 4x100) in track and while helping lead one of the top programs career-high 18 tackles at Delaware (9/12). field...member of integrity committee who in the country to a 12-2 mark and a volunteered for community service through conference title…accumulated 475 kick 2014: Played in 11 games with one start his school. return yards in seven games…his game vs. (Harvard) in his rookie season...named the Bishop Gorman was nationally televised Special Teams MVP...finished fifth on the PERSONAL: Son of Robert and Kian on ESPN...while at Palos Verdes, was one team with 55 tackles...registered 6.5 tackles Hernandez...born 2/7/97. of seven students selected to be part of a for loss with one sack at linebacker...blocked DEFENSIVE Fumbles community outreach program, work he punts against William & Mary (9/20) and Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2015 3/3 7-5 12 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 continued at St. John Bosco…two-sport Colgate (11/8). 2016 DNP-Injury Totals 3/3 7-5 12 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 athlete who competed in 100 meters and AT CHERRY HILL EAST: Earned American 4X100 meter relay. Conference honors and All-West Jersey status...named school’s Defensive Player PERSONAL: Son of Ryan Chenoweth of the Year...garnered the East Coast Prep and Ena Mariani…father played baseball Conference’s Coaches’ Award...took home at Harbor College and Arizona State... All-Conference First Team Group V honors has a younger sister, Mackenzie…born at linebacker...made 98 tackles in his senior 10/7/96. year...two-year starter at linebacker and RECEIVING fullback...all-conference selection in track Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game 2015 9/3 46 389 2 28 8.5 43.2 and field, competing in the long jump 2016 11/4 37 371 2 65 10.0 33.7 (21’4”) and triple jump (43’)...Honor Total 20/7 83 760 4 65 9.2 38.0 Roll student who earned an academic KICK RETURNS achievement award at Cherry Hill East. Year G/GS No. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Ret Yds/Game 2015 9/3 5 86 0 22 17.6 9.6 2016 11/4 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 Total 20/7 5 86 0 22 17.2 4.3

PUNT RETURNS Year G/GS No. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Ret Yds/Game 2015 9/3 3 32 0 23 10.7 3.6 2016 11/4 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 20 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Total 20/7 3 32 0 23 10.7 1.6 PERSONAL: Son of Michael and Lisa basketball at ...has Chuma...father was an offensive lineman a younger brother, Jordan, and a younger at Massachusetts from 1978-82...has an sister, Ashleigh...born 12/17/94. 34 older sister Caitlin, an older brother, Andrew Chuma DEFENSIVE Fumbles Brent, and a younger brother, Harrison... Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. DL – Jr. – 6-3, 245 2014 8/0 2-2 4 0.0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 Suffield, Conn./Ridgefield born 10/3/95. 2015 11/0 6-2 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 2016 4/0 1-2 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 Suffield Academy Totals 23/0 9-6 15 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 Economics DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2015 8/0 5-2 7 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 2016 11/0 4-10 14 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 2016: Made a successful move from Totals 19/0 9-12 21 1.5-2 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 linebacker to defensive line, playing in all 11 games...finished season with 14 tackles, including a half tackle for loss...made 45 a season-high four tackles at Princeton Trent Crossan (9/17) and added three at Army (10/15)... DB – Jr. – 5-9, 180 named to Patriot League Academic Honor 36 Shoreham, N.Y./Sachem Roll with a 3.93 GPA. J.J. Conn North/Suffield Academy LB – Sr. – 6-2, 225 Economics 2015: Saw time in eight games…totaled Pittsburgh, Pa./ seven tackles for the season with three Upper Saint Clair against Lehigh (11/21)...named to Patriot Economics 2016: Played in 10 games, primarily on League Academic Honor Roll with a 3.83 special teams...made a tackle at Lehigh GPA. (11/19)...named to Patriot League 2016: Played in four games before an injury Academic Honor Roll with a 3.93 GPA. cut short his season...made three tackles in AT RIDGEFIELD: Garnered CHSCA the Delaware game (9/10). All-State designation in his senior year 2015: Saw time in seven games, primarily while also securing All-FCIAC First-Team 2015: Saw time in 11 games, making eight on special teams...named to Patriot League Offense honors...named to the first team in tackles on the season. Academic Honor Roll with a 3.6 GPA. the Hearst Super 33 All-State Defense and MSG All-Metro Second-Team Defense... 2014: Played in eight games in his rookie AT SACHEM NORTH: All-Long Island tabbed to the New Haven Register All-State season, playing primarily on special teams. Second-Team selection who was the team Third Team Defense...made 94 tackles his MVP in 2013 when he helped lead team final season while setting school records for AT UPPER SAINT CLAIR: Quad A All- to Suffolk County and Long Island Class receptions (60) and receiving yards (803) Southeastern Conference selection and I titles...quarterback was named offensive in a season...pulled down 10 touchdowns... South Hills Almanac All-Star in 2013... MVP of Long Island championship named team MVP and captain his senior played strong safety, outside linebacker, game...served as team captain and also season of 2013, leading his squad to a tight end and quarterback for the three- played linebacker...in junior year, the team 10-3 record and a state semifinal berth... time Quad A Southeastern Conference offensive MVP set a school record with in junior year as a starter at tight end and champions and two-time semifinalist... eight rushing touchdowns, accounting for strong safety, he made 33 catches for 400 school racked up a 32-5 record over three 50 points in the game, third most in Long yards and two touchdowns and registered seasons (2011-13) and was 22-3 with Conn Island history; two-point conversion in 25 tackles with three fumble recoveries on as a starter...helped lead Upper Saint Clair that game gave team a 63-62 win...named an 8-2 team...as a sophomore, managed to six shutouts in 2013...in two seasons as team captain and starting quarterback as a 50 tackles as a starter at outside linebacker an outside linebacker, made 101 tackles, sophomore, garnering All-Suffolk County on an 8-3 state quarterfinal squad...named returned a fumble for a touchdown, and all-division honor...academic honor roll a Ridgefield High School Scholar Athlete recorded three sacks and picked off one selection...church and community athletic while also garnering High Honor Roll pass...three-year starter in basketball, league volunteer. designation...volunteer for Habitat for playing guard and forward...the team’s AT SUFFIELD ACADEMY: Spent a Humanity. leading scorer and rebounder in 2013-14 while also serving as team captain...earned post-graduate year at Suffield Academy in AT SUFFIELD ACADEMY: Spent a 2013 South Hill Almanac All-Star honors Suffield, Conn. with current teammate post-graduate year at the prep school in in 2013, helping to guide the team to 17 Andrew Chuma...earned a spot on the All- Suffield, Conn. with current teammate straight wins and a section championship... New England Prep Team...managed 952 Trent Crossan...starter at outside linebacker National Honor Society student who was all-purpose yards on 108 touches for 11 and tight end, registering 60 tackles (five a member of the National Society of High touchdowns. for loss) with two interceptions and a pair School Scholars and a High Honor Roll of forced fumbles...managed a 7-2 record, student...participated in Athletes Taking PERSONAL: Son of Michael and Susann winning the school’s fourth New England Action and is a volunteer for the Miracle Crossan...father played football at East championship. League and USCAA. Carolina and mother competed in track and field at Binghamton...older Son of Jeffrey and Paula PERSONAL: brother, Dalton played football at New Conn...father, Jeff, played basketball and his Hampshire...born 11/24/95. uncle, Dave, played football at Washington and Jefferson College...uncle, Dan, played

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 21 12 55 66 Josh Davis Troy Dixon Mike Donnelly QB – Jr. – 6-2, 200 LB – Jr. – 6-2, 210 OL – Sr. – 6-4, 290 San Juan Capistrano, Los Angeles, Calif./ New Canaan, Conn./ Calif/ Loyola New Canaan St. Margaret’s Economics Economics Economics

2017: Moved back to quarterback for 2016: Played in five games, including 2017: Selected as team captain. spring ball and for 2017 season. the final four of the season, primarily competing on special teams...made tackles 2016: One of the most versatile performers 2016: Made the switch from quarterback to vs. Holy Cross (10/1) and Georgetown on the offensive line, starting six games wide receiver, playing in five games. (10/29). (four at right tackle and two at right guard) while playing in all 11 contests...one of 2015: Saw time against Holy Cross 2015: Played in eight games, seeing time two winners of the team’s Unsung Hero (10/24). primarily on special teams...received the Award...named to Patriot League Academic Scout Team Award. Honor Roll with a 3.4 GPA. 2014: Played in a pair of games as a rookie, seeing time vs. Robert Morris and AT LOYOLA: Team captain who played 2015: Played in 10 games, starting three at Lehigh...worked primarily as the scout team quarterback, linebacker, wide receiver, left guard before moving to center for two quarterback...completed his only passing cornerback and strong safety during his more starts. attempt of the season for 20 yards to Ross high school career…member of league Scheuerman who threw a lateral to Brian championship team his sophomore year… 2014: Did not see any game action. Keller for five more yards just before the part of of three lacrosse conference AT NEW CANAAN: Tabbed to the All- end of the first half against Lehigh (11/22) championship teams while playing attack Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic in the 150th meeting in Yankee Stadium. and defender…named MVP and was Conference First Team...named All-State leading scorer on lacrosse team…played AT ST. MARGARET’S: Two-time Academy Second Team...Hearst Newspapers Super center on basketball team and was part of a League Offensive MVP and three-time 33 selection while also garnering Norwalk league title squad as a sophomore…earned All-Academy League First-Team selection, Hour All-Area honors...three-year starter President Service Award. guiding his squads to four titles...named who helped his squad post a 34-6 record in Academy League Kicker of the Year in PERSONAL: Son of Nathan and Trish three seasons...helped team to a 14-1 record 2013...Honor Roll student who earned All- Dixon…has a twin brother, Jack, and a (school record for wins) and a Connecticut County honors from the Orange County younger brother, Danny…born 5/9/96. Class L state title...played basketball (center) Register...played quarterback, punter and and lacrosse (defense) for one season...threw kicker...two-time Elite 11 participant... shot put for two years...wrestled at 285 CalHiSports.com All-State nominee... pounds for one season, going 6-1...Honor secured All-California Interscholastic Roll student...co-President of the Service Federation laurels...ended his high school League of Boys...serves as a volunteer career with a 31-7 record, making 38 firefighter. consecutive starts without missing a game... completed 333-of-634 (53 percent) of his PERSONAL: Son of Susan and Michael passes for 5,182 yards and 60 touchdowns Donnelly...has two older sisters, Maggie and with 23 interceptions...maintained a Colleen...one of two players in class of 2018 quarterback rating of 96...only quarterback from New Canaan, joining Michael Root... in Orange County to pass for 2,000 yards born 9/23/96. while rushing for 1,000 in 2013...ran for 1,780 career yards and 45 touchdowns on 298 carries...converted 47-of-50 career PATs and 4-of-5 field goals...four-year varsity letterwinner...played four years as a midfielder in lacrosse, earning All- County Second-Team laurels while also garnering a Southern Section title...scored approximately 100 goals between freshman and junior years.

PERSONAL: Uncle, Erik Davis, played football at Air Force...son of Heather and Joseph Davis...has a younger brother, Jeremy...born 10/18/95.

22 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL PERSONAL: Son of Peter and Kristen Program which assists special needs Dunn…father played football at UConn students. and mother competed in field hockey 27 at Bridgewater State…cousin Matthew PERSONAL: Son of Keith and Angela Mike Dunn Montalto played football at Bentley and Earle…maternal grandmother Dora Hughes RB – So. – 6-0, 205 cousin Nick Montalto played football played basketball at Alabama State…comes Yarmouth, Mass./ and baseball at Massachusetts Maritime from same high school as Kyle Mayfield Dennis-Yarmouth ’17…born 10/9/97. Regional/Cheshire Aca. Academy…has a younger brother, Brandon, Economics and a younger sister, Shelby…born 9/5/96. RUSHING Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Y ds./Rush Yds./Game 2016: Played in nine games while starting 2016 9/1 39 145 1 18 3.7 16.1 the Georgetown contest...finished the Total 9/1 39 145 1 18 3.7 16.1 season third on the team in rushing with 44 RECEIVING Will Eisler 39 carries for 145 yards and a touchdown... Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec. Yds./Game FB/TE – Jr. – 6-2, 245 had a breakout performance with 10 carries 2016 9/1 7 37 0 11 5.3 4.1 Total 9/1 7 37 0 11 5.3 4.1 Scarsdale, N.Y./ for 58 yards and a touchdown at Bucknell Scarsdale (10/22), earning the George McGaughey Economics and Spanish Award given annually to an outstanding performer from each team in the game...had his first collegiate start the next game vs. 92 2016: Played in the Bucknell game Georgetown (10/29) when he had 44 yards Keith Earle (10/22). on 18 carries. DL – So. – 6-2, 260 North Wales, Pa./ 2015: Did not see any game action...named AT DENNIS-YARMOUTH REGIONAL: North Penn to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll Named All-State Super 26 in his senior Civil Engineering with a 3.25 GPA. year of 2014 when he also served as team captain…played quarterback, running back, AT SCARSDALE: All-County and All- defensive back, linebacker, kick returner 2016: Played in three games as a rookie, Section First-Team selection as a senior… and wide receiver…team MVP his final two competing against Villanova, Holy Cross named to the Senior All-star Section I seasons…Atlantic Coast League (ACL) and Fordham. Team…played fullback, offensive line and selection in 2013 and 2014…honor roll defensive line…earned the David Buchanan NORTH PENN: Earned Pennsylvania Outstanding Student-Athlete Award student who collected All-Scholastic honors Football News Second-Team All-State from the Boston Globe and Boston Herald at Scarsdale and the National Football honors in 4A in 2015 while garnering Foundation Golden Dozen award in 2014… in 2013 and 2014…finished career with All-Southeastern Pennsylvania Second- 4,900 yards and 56 touchdowns…school played catcher and first base in baseball Team honors at defensive end…Suburban where he hit for a .328 average with 16 RBI single-season record holder for touchdowns One League National Division First-Team (rushing/receiving/return) in a season while also cutting down 15 baserunners… honoree in 2014 and 2015 at defensive also played basketball for three seasons… with 28 in 2014…had six interceptions end and a second-team selection at tight and eight career touchdown returns… founder and president of Scarsdale High end in 2015…finished career with 20.5 School ALYN Club which raised more member of 13-0 state championship team sacks, 20 tackles for loss, two forced in 2011…also played three years of hockey than $25,000 in four years, organizing fumbles, four fumble recoveries, two a derby benefit for ALYN on defense, scoring five career goals with 24 pass deflections and one touchdown…on assists in two varsity seasons…competed in Hospital…named ALYN Hospital Goodwill offense, managed 18 receptions, including Ambassador. indoor track and field (55m, 4x200 relay, three touchdown catches…member of long jump), earning All-Cape honors while District I runner-up squads in 2013 PERSONAL: Son of Nathan and Denise being an ACL All-Star selection…was a and 2015 and Suburban One National/ Eisler…father played football (linebacker) state qualifier in the 55m…in baseball, was Continental League champion in 2013- and competed in track and field (shot put) a three-year starter at catcher earning ACL 15…earned Montgomery Media All-Area at Oberlin…has older sisters, Lauren and honors in 2012-14…all-state selection who honors as a senior…honor roll student who Jennifer…born 10/14/97. connected for seven home runs, 65 RBI and was a Mini-Maxwell Award recipient… a .432 career batting average…participated earned All-Intelligencer First-Team Defense in Dennis-Yarmouth Relay For Life… laurels in 2015 when he was the team assisted in Yarmouth-Dennis youth football, captain…in track and field, was a two- baseball and hockey clinics. time Suburban One Continental League AT CHESHIRE ACADEMY: Spent a champion in 2013 and 2014, competing in post-graduate year at Cheshire Academy the 400m, 200m and javelin…served as a in Cheshire, Conn…garnered team MVP volunteer for the Philadelphia Broad Street honors with 450 rushing yards and four Run and IMPACT Thrift Store while also touchdowns, leading team to a 5-3 record. participating in the North Penn Reading Super Bowl and with the Challenger

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 23 81 18 9 Angus Evans Nick Franzese Tony Giudice TE – Jr. – 6-5, 280 WR – Sr. – 6-1, 185 DL – Jr. – 6-2, 275 Verona, N.Y./Rome Free Basking Ridge, N.J./ Monroe Twp., N.J./ Academy/Bridgton Ridge Avon Old Farms/ Academy Economics Syracuse University Government & Law Economics

2016: Emerged as a solid contributor at 2016: Played in 10 games with starts 2017: Transferred to Lafayette following tight end, playing in all 11 games with four against Central Connecticut State and two seasons at Syracuse University. starts...made a pair catches vs. Villanova Delaware in the first two games of the (9/24) and grabbed a season-long 20-yard season...named the team’s most improved AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY: 2016: reception at Fordham (10/8). player on offense...had multiple catches in Played in six games at defensive tackle and five games and at least one reception in finished with two tackles...recorded the first 2015: Started the Harvard and Holy Cross every contest...finished with 17 catches for sack of his career at Connecticut (9/24). games in his rookie season, despite being 220 yards and a touchdown...made a 19- 2015: Played in eight games, including the hampered by injury...also saw action in the yard touchdown grab at Princeton (9/17)... final six of the season...made his collegiate Lehigh game. had three receptions for 51 yards at Army debut against Rhode Island (9/4) and (10/15). finished with two tackles, including a tackle AT ROME FREE ACADEMY: Earned All- for a loss of three yards. League First-Team honors as a senior, while 2015: Played in eight games, starting garnering team Offensive MVP honors... against Bucknell (10/31)...totaled 56 AT AVON OLD FARMS: All-League played quarterback, racking up more than receiving yards on eight catches for the selection as a senior in 2014 while 1,500 yards passing with 12 touchdowns season. earning All-New England honors...helped in 2013...set a single-game record with lead team to a pair of Erickson League 340 passing yards and four touchdown 2014: Played in 11 games, seeing time at championships...recorded 63 tackles with passes...played center on the basketball wide receiver and on special teams...made 11 tackles for loss and eight sacks in 2014... team, helping guide his squad to a league only catch of the season, an 18-yard grab, served as team captain in senior season. championship as a junior in 2012 (10 ppg, vs. Robert Morris (9/13) in the second 8 rpg)...honor roll student and scholar- week of the season...returned kicks early in PERSONAL: Son of Anthony and Maryann athlete...volunteered as a youth basketball the season, a 36-yard run at William and Guidice...father played football at the and football camp coach for city of Rome Mary (9/20) and two more vs. Wagner University of Massachusetts where he and at his local church. (9/27). was an All-American at offensive guard... has a younger sister, Alexa, and a younger AT BRIDGTON ACADEMY: Spent a AT RIDGE: Three-year starter at receiver brother, Dominick...born 9/9/97. post-graduate year at Bridgton Academy and defensive back who garnered in North Bridgton, Maine...served as team Courier News All-Area, All-Mid State 38 DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. captain while playing tight end...started Conference First-Team honors, Star Ledger 2015* 8/0 2-0 2 1.0-3 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 all nine games, making 19 catches for 280 All-County First-Team and All-State Group 2016* 6/0 1-1 2 1.0-4 1.0-4 0 0 0-0/0 Totals 14/0 3-1 4 2.0-7 1.0-4 0 0 0-0/0 yards and three touchdowns. IV laurels...earned MSG Varsity All-New Jersey Honorable Mention status in 2013... * at Syracuse University PERSONAL: Son of William and Christine had 62 rushes, 39 receptions for 1,698 total Evans...father played football at Ithaca yards and 12 touchdowns...secured All-Mid and cousin, Tommy Kain, played soccer at State 38 Conference First-Team honors, Duke...has a younger brother, Conrad, and Star Ledger All-Somerset County Second- a younger sister, Olivia...born 2/21/96. Team honors and Courier News All-Area RECEIVING Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game Second-Team recognition as a junior... 2015 3/2 1 1 0 1 1.0 0.3 two-sport athlete who also participated in 2016 11/4 4 36 0 20 9.0 3.3 Total 14/6 5 37 0 20 7.4 2.6 baseball...honor roll student who was the recipient of the School-Wide Character Award and Athletic/Academic Award.

PERSONAL: Son of John and Anne Franzese...has an older brother, Neil ’14, who was a member of the Lafayette track and field team...born 2/26/96.

RECEIVING Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game 2014 11/0 1 18 0 18 18.0 1.8 2015 8/1 8 56 0 9 7.0 7.0 2016 10/2 17 220 1 34 12.9 22.0 Total 14/6 26 294 1 34 11.3 10.5

24 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL as a senior...collected Blanchard Valley League Academic Honor Roll with a 3.35 Conference All-Academic recognition... GPA. post player on the basketball team for three 25 seasons and also competed in track and 2015: Named team’s Most Improved Chris Granjean field, throwing the shot put and discus... Defensive Player…played in 11 games at WR – Jr. – 5-8, 170 played AAU basketball with the Lima linebacker and was a key special teams Windermere, Fla./ Area Lakers and Team Ohio...honor roll performer…totaled 27 tackles for the Windermere student who was the president of the local season and managed a sack against Lehigh Undeclared chapters of the National Honor Society and (11/21)…had a season-best five tackles at Science National Honor Society...served as Holy Cross (10/24)…registered at least one 2016: Did not see any game action. vice president of the class of 2015 for four tackle in eight games. years...participant in the Science Olympiad... 2014: Played in 10 games, seeing time 2015: Did not see any game action... community service activities included the primarily on special teams...made a tackle received Offensive Scout Team Award. ENGAGE Youth Council and volunteer vs. Lehigh in the 150th Meeting at Yankee work with a local food pantry, blood drives AT WINDERMERE PREP: Central Stadium and set a physical tone on the and a memorial soccer tournament. Florida All-Star selection who racked up opening kickoff when he blasted a Lehigh 1,447 rushing yards and 24 touchdowns PERSONAL: Son of Scott and Sherry special teamer running with his head down. as a running back…named Sunshine State Grieser...has an older brother, Zachary... AT NORTHERN HIGHLANDS: Two-time Athletic Conference MVP as a senior... born 8/30/96. garnered All-Sunshine State Athletic All-Big North League First-Team honoree Conference Second-Team honors in 2013 at linebacker...garnered All-Bergen County and 2014…rushed for 237 yards and five Third Team honors...served as a team touchdowns in conference title game… captain as a senior...made 160 tackles (124 amassed 1,176 rushing yards and 19 96 solo) with 17 tackles for loss and nine sacks rushing touchdowns to go along with three Stewart in his final two seasons...carried 157 times more receiving touchdowns in 2014…three- Hackleman for 1,110 yards at fullback...three-sport sport athlete who was a point guard for a LS/DL – So. – 6-3, 240 athlete who also competed in baseball and 2014 district championship team and ran Fort Lauderdale, Fla./ track and field...two-time All-Big North the 4x400 relay, 4x100 relay and the 200 Pine Crest League First Team on the diamond, playing meters for a state finalist team in 2012… Undeclared third base and outfield while serving as team captain...competed in indoor track high honor roll student who was a member 2016: Did not see any varsity action. of the varsity club, sports medicine club and and field in the sprints and shot put...Honor a volunteer for Habitat for Humanity. AT PINE CREST: Played offensive and Roll student...DECA state finalist as a defensive line in three years as a starter… senior. PERSONAL: Son of Raymond and Marielle All-Southeastern Football Conference Granjean…has an older sister, Alexandra PERSONAL: Son of Stuart and Leanne Honorable Mention…collected all-district Hinchen...father played Australian and a younger brother, Timmothy…born second-team honors in lacrosse. 5/ 7/9 7. Rules Football for 13 seasons...native of PERSONAL: Son of Robert and Martine Melbourne, Australia...has an older sister Hackleman…has an older brother, Philip… Katie who competed in track and field at born 9/26/97. the College of William and Mary, an older brother John who is a senior punter/kicker 73 at Villanova University, two younger sisters, Logan Grieser Grace and Jodi, and a younger brother, OL – Jr. – 6-3, 310 Eli...born 8/29/95.

Arlington, Ohio/ DEFENSIVE Fumbles 52 Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. Arlington Rob Hinchen 2014 10/0 1-0 1 0-0 0 0 0 0-0/0 Economics LB – Sr. – 6-2, 225 2015 11/0 18-9 27 3.0-9 1.0-6 0 0 0-0/1 2016 11/6 43-37 80 10.0-56 3.5-36 0 1 0-0/0 Saddle River, N.J./ Totals 32/6 62-46 108 13.0-65 4.5-42 0 1 0-0/1 Northern Highlands/ 2016: Started nine games at right guard in Economics and Policy his first full season of competition. Studies

2015: Missed the entire season due to 2016: Played in 11 games with six starts, injury. taking over at WILL linebacker mid way through the season after an injury to AT ARLINGTON: A two-time Associated Brandon Bryant...finished second on the Press All-Ohio selection who also claimed team in tackles with 80 stops, including All-Northwest Ohio District First- a team-best 10 tackles for loss with 3.5 Team honors and All-Blanchard Valley sacks...had five or more tackles in nine Conference First-Team laurels his final two games, including 11 vs. Holy Cross (10/1), seasons...named the 2014 Northwest Ohio a career-high 13 at Army (10/15) and 12 Lineman of the year...played both ways vs. Georgetown (10/29)...named to Patriot on the line, making 72 tackles (12 TFL)

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 25 31 10 7 Kevin Hutchinson Tymir Jones Tre Jordan LB – So. – 6-1, 190 DB – Sr. – 6-3, 190 DB – So. – 6-1, 195 St. Mary’s, Ga./ Hershey, Pa./ Easton, Pa./ Camden County Milton Hershey Notre Dame Engineering Film & Media Studies Undeclared

2016: Played in seven games, seeing time 2016: Played in nine games with five starts 2016: Played in four games with two starts on defense and on special teams...made a at free safety...finished the season with 37 at free safety...registered 10 tackles on the tackle in four different games. tackles with 1.5 tackles for loss and one season...made six tackles while garnering his sack...forced a fumble in the season opener first collegiate start at Princeton (9/17)... AT CAMDEN COUNTY: All-Region at Central Connecticut State (9/2)...made season was cut short by injury. selection at defensive back in 2015…made a career-high nine tackles vs. Delaware 63 tackles (45 solo) with five for loss with (9/10)...added five or more tackles on four AT NOTRE DAME/PIUS X: All-State one interception and five passes defended other occasions. selection who threw for 7,884 career as a senior…in his junior campaign, passing yards with 83 touchdowns in his registered 86 tackles (53 solo) with eight 2015: Played in six games and started in high school career, as the third-leading passes defended…team won the Region two, despite missing significant time with passer in state history…completed 561- I championship in 2013 and 2014…four- injury...recorded five tackles in games of-842 pass attempts…rushed for 1,886 year letterwinner…collected the special against Harvard (10/17) and Bucknell yards with 37 career rushing touchdowns teams Head Hunter Award…competed in (10/31). while adding 175 receiving yards and three track and field as the anchor of the 4x400 receiving touchdowns…set a Notre Dame relay, 200, 400 (50.9), 4x100 relay and the 2014: Saw action in the Robert Morris record for single-season passing yards long and triple jump…track and field team game (9/13). (3,375) and passing touchdowns (30) in captured 2013 Region I title and was the 2015 while leading team to a District 11 AT MILTON HERSHEY: Missed senior runner up in 2014 and 2015…maintains Class AA title…garnered All-Area First- season due to torn ACL...secured All a 4.2 cumulative GPA…Camden County Team honors from the Morning Call Mid-Penn Conference First-Team honors Civility Award winner…member of the and Express-Times…secured All-State as a junior at defensive back...recorded 61 Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Senior laurels from Pennsylvania Football News, tackles (19 solo) as a junior when he picked Beta Club. the Pennsylvania Football Writers and off three passes and forced a fumble...three- Easternpafootball.com in 2015…All- year letterwinner and two-year starter... PERSONAL: Son of Kevin and Loretta Colonial League First Team selection in participated in two years of track and field, Hutchinson…father, Kevin, played football 2015…led Pius X team to a 2014 District competing in the 100m, 200m, 4x100m at Georgia Southern and sister, Karmen, ran 11 Class A championship while achieving relay as well as triple jump...two-time track at Vassar…has older sisters Yasmeen, Express-Times Second-Team status and all- Mid-Penn Conference Capital Division Loriesa and Karmen…born 9/20/97. star honoring from Easternpafootball.com champions. and Pennsylvania Football News…earned PERSONAL: Son of Ranee LaCoste distinguished honors in the classroom… and Robert Jones...has an older brother, volunteered for Big Blue Youth Football Martell, and an older sister, Bobbi...born Camp and the Pius X Little Royals. 3/22/96. PERSONAL: Son of Tremaine and Tyisha Jordan…cousin, Jarrod West, played DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. football at Syracuse and had several NFL 2014 1/0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0-0/0 2015 6/2 11-3 14 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 2 0-0/0 tryouts…cousin, Jordan Young, played 2016 9/5 28-9 37 1.5-8 1.0-7 0 2 0-0/1 basketball at Penn State Lehigh Valley… Totals 16/7 39-12 51 1.5-8 1.0-7 0 4 0-0/1 born 9/21/97.

26 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 64 90 59 Tanner Kern Andy Labudev Jack Lamb OL – Jr. – 6-3, 315 DL – Sr. – 6-3, 270 LB – So. – 6-1, 220 Middletown, Conn./ Cresskill, N.J./Cresskill Doylestown, Pa./ Xavier Economics and Central Bucks East Economics International Affairs Chemistry

2016: Missed season while away from 2016: Started all 11 games at defensive 2016: Played in the final six games of the school on medical leave. tackle, finishing with 24 tackles and three season as a rookie, seeing time primarily sacks...named the team’s most improved on special teams...made tackles in three 2015: Took over the starting role at player on defense...had multiple-tackle separate games...named to Patriot League center…started nine of the team’s 11 games in six contests, including a season- Academic Honor Roll with a 3.23 GPA. games, missing the Holy Cross and high five tackles at Bucknell (10/22)... Bucknell contests with an ankle injury. named to Patriot League Academic Honor AT CENTRAL BUCKS EAST: Associated Roll with a 3.75 GPA. Press First Team All-State at linebacker AT XAVIER: Earned All-State First-Team while garnering a similar honor from laurels from the Connecticut High School 2015: Played in five games, totaling three Pennsylvania Football News, Eastern Coaches Association, Hartford Courant and tackles on the season...missed significant Pennsylvania Football News and The New Haven Register...named to the Walter time due to injury…named to Patriot Intelligencer…Mini Maxwell Award Camp and USA Today All-Connecticut League Academic Honor Roll with a 3.93 recipient…named to All-Suburban One Teams...All-Southern Connecticut GPA, the team’s highest semester grade- League First-Team at linebacker in 2015 Conference First-Team selection and point average. and third-team at quarterback…also Scholar-Athlete Award winner...played secured All-Suburban One League honors center, offensive tackle and long snapper 2014: Played in seven games while in his freshman, sophomore and junior during high school career...helped guide working back into shape after recovering years…named to Philadelphia Inquirer his squad to a 9-3 record in 2014 and a from injury...started three of the last four All-Southeastern Pennsylvania First Team… Connecticut State LL-S championship... games...recorded four tackles on the season, finished his career with 252 tackles, a long snapper on a 12-1 team that collected including two at Colgate (11/8)...named to school-record 39 tackles for loss, five the LL title in 2012...overall, he was 28-7 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll with fumble recoveries, four forced fumbles and as a varsity player...wrestled and played a 3.50 GPA. one interception…as a quarterback, threw baseball for one season each...member for 1,345 yards, ran for 1,100 yards and 2013: Started the first two games of of the National Honor Society, Spanish finished with 24 touchdowns in one and a the season before missing the rest of the Honor Society and Science Honor Society... half seasons as a starter…named team MVP season due to a fractured leg that required served as a volunteer camp counselor at the his final two campaigns when he also served surgery...made three tackles against Sacred YMCA. as team captain…National Honor Society Heart (9/7) and two stops against William student who was a member of Athletes PERSONAL: Son of James and & Mary (9/14)...named to Patriot League Helping Athletes. Katherine Kern...father played football at Academic Honor Roll with a 3.65 semester Connecticut...born 10/24/97. GPA. PERSONAL: Son of Scott and Mary AT CRESSKILL: Earned All-Bergen Lamb…father played football at Dela- County Third-Team Offense honors as a ware where his mother played lacrosse… senior while also being named Third-Team grandfather, Bob Lamb, played football at All-Group I (2012)...named All-WJIC as North Carolina; cousin, Ryan Lamb, is on a senior while serving as a team captain... the lacrosse team at Virginia…has younger selected as a New Jersey High School brothers, Kevin and Jamie, and a younger Coaches Association Top 100 Player...2012 sister, Kiera…born 5/6/98. New Jersey Mini Maxwell Award winner... earned team’s Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award and Timex Heart of a Giant Award...three-sport athlete also competed in wrestling (heavyweight) and hockey (forward, defenseman)...honor roll student who was a member of the French Club...tutored and provided guidance for middle school students.

PERSONAL: Son of Serge Labudev and Nataliya Zaika...has older sister, Liza...born 6/26/95.

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2013 2/2 5-0 5 1.0-5 0 0 0 0-0/0 2014 7/3 1-3 4 0.0 0 0 0 0-0/0 2015 5/0 2-1 3 0.0 0 0 0 0-0/0 2016 11/11 9-15 24 3.0-16 3.0-16 0 0 1-0/0 Totals 25/16 17-19 36 4.0-21 3.0-16 0 0 1-0/0 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 27 8 82 56 Mike Lewis Jake Liedtka Dante Lonardo QB – Jr. – 6-1, 215 WR – So. – 6-2, 175 DL – Jr. – 6-3, 255 Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra Hamilton, N.J./ Bethlehem, Pa./ Economics and Notre Dame Bethlehem Catholic Government & Law Economics Religion & Politics

2017: Will miss the season after sustaining 2016: Did not see any varsity action in first 2016: Played in 11 games with one start a shoulder injury during training camp. season. at defensive end...made 19 tackles with one tackle for loss, including multiple tackles in 2016: Did not see any game action...named AT NOTRE DAME: Two-time West Jersey six games...earned first start of the season at to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll Football League First-Team selection at Bucknell (10/22). with a 3.6 GPA while also securing a spot wide receiver…racked up 525 receiving on the Dean’s List. yards and eight touchdowns as a senior, 2015: Missed his freshman season with a averaging 20.5 yards per catch…also played torn ACL. 2015: Did not see any game action. free safety…in track and field was the 2015 Parochial A state champion in the high AT BETHLEHEM CATHOLIC: Named AT PALMYRA: All-time leading passer at jump while serving as a team captain… First-Team Defense by the Express-Times Palmyra High school with 246 completions member of the National Language Honor and Morning Call...East Penn Conference for 3,050 yards and 30 touchdowns... Society…named Notre Dame’s “Trentonian North First-Team choice...Associated Press All-Mid-Penn Conference Second-Team High Achiever” in athletics for 2015-16… All-State selection...made 67 tackles with 19 selection at quarterback as a senior while executive leader of Catholic Athletes for tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks in his senior also achieving Lancaster/Lebanon Christ...also served as a peer leader and was year while also managing five catches for Counties distinction as a first-team QB... a member of Latin Club and Armed Forces 100 yards and a touchdown at tight end... two-year team captain who was named all- Club. as a junior, collected 47 tackles with 9.5 state first-team from PA Football News and tackles for loss and three QB sacks...helped Pennlive.com and was an all-county PERSONAL: Son of David and Jill lead teams to district championships in selection in Lancaster/Lebanon Counties, Liedtka…father played football at Ursinus junior (8-5) and senior (12-2) seasons... all as a punter...also a member of the and older brother David, throws the javelin named team’s Defensive MVP in 2014... baseball team, pitching a as at Navy…also has younger brothers, Eric honor roll student who served as a a sophomore...distinguished honor roll and John…born 3/17/98. committee member of mini-thon and as an member who volunteered as an ambassador intramurals coach and assistant. for “Friends of Rachel” and served as an outdoor education counselor for seventh PERSONAL: Son of Roberto and Tammy graders at Palmyra Middle School. Lonardo...uncle, Tommaso Lonardo, played football at Moravian...has a younger PERSONAL: Son of Douglas and Tina brother, Gabriel...born 5/12/97.

Lewis...grandfather, Warren Lewis, wrestled DEFENSIVE Fumbles at Lehigh and cousin, Nick Lewis, played Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2015 DNP-Injury hockey at Robert Morris...born 5/16/97. 2016 11/1 8-11 19 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 Totals 11/1 8-11 19 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0

28 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 75 11 29 Jake Marotti Austin McCrum Rajhan OL – So. – 6-6, 285 QB – So. – 6-4, 225 Meriwether Baden, Pa./ Saco, Maine/ RB – Sr. – 5-11, 190 Ambridge Thornton Academy Chandler, Ariz./Basha Economics Economics Economics

2016: Played in three games in his rookie 2016: Did not see any varsity action in first 2016: Played in five games...had 23 rushing season, seeing time at tackle...played in the season...named to Patriot League Academic yards on seven carries at Fordham (10/8)... Fordham, Army and Lehigh games. Honor Roll with a 3.35 GPA. named the scout team offensive MVP.

AT AMBRIDGE: All-Midwestern Athletic AT THORNTON ACADEMY: Two-time 2015: Played in nine games…had 15 Conference (MAC) First-Team selection at All-State and All-Conference (SMAA) rushing yards against Fordham (10/3)... offensive tackle while garnering honorable honoree who helped lead team to state caught a 50-yard touchdown pass from mention status at defensive end…served as titles in 2014 (9-1) and 2015 (10-1)… Drew Reed against Princeton (9/19), the team captain as a senior…played on school’s named USA Today Maine Player of the Year second-longest play from scrimmage on the first team to make WPIAL playoffs in 10 in 2015…tabbed as SMAA Player of the season. seasons…suited up at offensive tackle, tight Year in 2015…threw for 1,650 yards and end, defensive end and long snapper…multi- 18 touchdowns as a junior and followed by 2014: Did not see any game action. sport athlete who also competed in baseball 1,956 yards and 22 TD’s in 2015…National (first base, pitcher), track and field (shot Honor Society member and honor roll AT BASHA: All-City selection at running put) and indoor soccer (goalie, offense)… student…volunteered with police and fire back and a Division I Section halfback... high honor roll student who was the MAC departments and a local soup kitchen while honor roll academic athlete...carried for Scholar-Athlete Award winner…attended also offering his time as a youth football and 2,631 yards in his career, averaging 5.9 WPIAL Scholar-Athlete Leadership basketball instructor. yards per carry and 94 yards per game... Summit…earned the Academic Extra Effort rang up 25 rushing touchdowns in his Award and was a Technology Students PERSONAL: Son of Brad and Darci career, including 10 apiece in his final two of America finalist…assisted with church McCrum…mother played basketball at seasons...as a slot receiver, reeled in 62 festival and dinners…served as a junior high Husson University where she was inducted receptions for 751 yards (12.1 yards per weight lifting coach…assisted with Partners into the school’s hall of fame…older sister, catch) and nine touchdowns...first running for Quality. Katie, plays basketball at Colby and cousin, back at his high school to rush for 1,000 Connor, plays football at RPI…born yards in a season, churning out 1,151 yards PERSONAL: Son of John and Lori 10/31/9 7. in 2012. Marotti…has a younger sister, Rachel… born 4/22/98. PERSONAL: Son of Miguel and Amy Meriwether . . . father played running back at Washington State University from 1995-98 . . . has younger brothers Amil and Jaiden . . . born 2/3/96.

RUSHING Year G/GS Att. Yds. TD Lg. Y ds./Rush Yds./Game 2015 9/0 7 26 0 10 3.7 2.9 2016 5/0 13 28 0 8 2.2 5.6 Total 14/0 20 54 0 10 2.7 3.9

RECEIVING Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec. Yds./Game 2015 9/0 2 64 1 50 32.0 7.1 2016 5/0 2 2 0 5 1.0 0.4 Total 28/17 4 66 1 50 16.5 4.7

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 29 13 24 86 Blake Meyer Eric Mitchell Ryan Monteyne QB – So. – 6-3, 215 DB – So. – 5-10, 185 TE/FB – So. – 6-2, 225 Westminster, Calif./ Martinsburg, W. Va./ Wayne, N.J./ Ocean View Martinsburg/ Wayne Valley Biology Salisbury School Economics Computer Science

2016: Did not see any varsity action in first 2016: Played in 11 games with seven starts 2016: Did not see any varsity action in first season. at cornerback...one of three players to season. share in team rookie of the year honors... AT OCEAN VIEW: Two-time All-Golden worked his way into the starting lineup by AT WAYNE VALLEY: Named to the 2015 West League selection who earned the game three when he made three tackles All-USA Today New Jersey Football Team… league’s offensive MVP honors as a senior... at Princeton (9/17)...made two or more collected All-North Bergen First Team, threw for a school-record 44 touchdowns tackles in nine games...recovered a fumble All-Passaic County First-Team and All-Big during his career while racking up 4,396 against Delaware (9/10)...intercepted a pass North Conference Colonial Division First- passing yards…ran for 541 yards on 63 and returned it 31 yards against Bucknell Team honors…part of the 2016 NJFCA carries as a senior, adding six rushing (10/22)...named to Patriot League Super 100 Team…earned team offensive touchdowns...also spent time as the team’s Academic Honor Roll with a 3.35 GPA. MVP honors as a senior when he caught 30 kicker...played forward on the basketball passes for 600 yards and 11 touchdowns team, including two years as a starter... AT MARTINSBURG: Named All-County while helping lead team to a 9-2 record… National Football Foundation Orange First-Team offense and defense in his National Honor Society student…member County Chapter inductee…earned the senior year (2014)…collected All-County of Future Business Leaders of America. Presidential Award for Excellence and was a First-Team defense and Second-Team PERSONAL: Son of Donald and Lisa Scholar with Honors. offense honors as a junior…program was Monteyne…father played football at Army… AAA champion from 2011-13…named the PERSONAL: Son of Jeffrey and Brooke has an older brother, Andrew…born county track runner of the year in 2015… Meyer...grandfathers, Ben Robinson and 7/1/98. competed in the 100, 200 4x100 relay and Eric Wittenberg, played football and 4x200 relay and holds the school record in basketball, respectively, at Stanford...has a all of the events…member of the National younger brother, Adam...born 5/13/98. Honor Society, National Science Honor Society, National Arts Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society and Interact Club.

AT SALISBURY SCHOOL: Spent a prep year at the Salisbury School in Salisbury, Conn…helped lead team to an 8-1 record… made 13 tackles with a sack and a three interceptions…made 15 catches for 268 yards and a touchdown.

PERSONAL: Son of Eric and Ywatta Mitchell…has an older sister, Yakiya, and a younger sister, Sophia…born 3/23/97.

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2016 11/7 31-10 41 1.0-2 0.0-0 1-31 6 1-0/0 Totals 11/7 31-10 41 1.0-2 0.0-0 1-31 6 1-0/0

30 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL led the team in receiving yards (495)… made 44 catches on the season, including the go-ahead touchdown grab in a win at 47 17 Wagner (9/26)…reeled in a 49-yard TD at Tom Matt Mrazek Delaware (9/12)…made seven catches for Moore WR – Sr. – 6-4, 215 103 yards at Georgetown (10/10), his first La Grange, Ill./ DB – So. – 6-0, 180 100-yard receiving game. Fairfield, Conn./ Lyons Township Government & Law and Fairfield Prep 2014: Played in all 11 games, including Philosophy English seven as a starter…started six of last seven games…named the team’s offensive rookie 2016: Played in three games as a rookie, STATISTICALLY: Has 141 career of the year…finished fourth on the team in seeing time primarily on special teams... receptions which rank him seventh all receiving with 26 catches for 360 yards and named to Patriot League Academic Honor time at Lafayette while his 12 touchdowns two touchdowns…had at least one reception Roll with a 3.58 GPA. place him eighth...enters season 24 yards shy of reaching Lafayette’s top 10 in career in 10 of 11 games and two or more in nine AT FAIRFIELD PREP: Played safety and receiving yards. games…made first career touchdown catch quarterback...made 33 tackles with an in victory over Wagner (9/27)…pulled interception in his senior season...garnered 2016: Named to the All-Patriot League down second TD of the season in 27-7 win the National Football Foundation and Second Team...earned the team’s wide over Lehigh (11/22) in Yankee Stadium. College Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete receiver MVP honor...started all 11 games... AT LYONS TOWNSHIP: Team captain Award...also competed in track and field led the team with 71 catches for 755 yards and MVP in his senior year…earned All- as a sprinter...member of school-record and eight touchdowns (all career highs)... West Suburban Conference Silver Division holding 4x100 relay team...state qualifier the 71 catches are the fourth most in a honors…named to Chicago Sun Times in 200, 400 and 4x100 relay...graduated season by a Lafayette player and his eight Pioneer Press All-Offensive Second Team… summa cum laude (3.9 GPA)...served as TDs were the seventh most in a single achieved West Suburban Silver Division a volunteer with the Kennedy Center and season...averaged 10.6 yards per catch and Academic All-Conference laurels…made Operation Hope while also taking part in a 68.6 receiving yards per game and had three 44 receptions for 440 yards and a team- service trip to Ecuador. or more catches in every game...made six catches for 93 yards and three touchdowns high seven touchdowns as a senior…picked PERSONAL: Son of Thomas and (tying a school record) in season opener at off a team-best three passes in 2013… Alessandra Moore...father played football at Central Connecticut State (9/2)...had two played four years as a power forward and Hofstra...has a younger sister, Gabriella, and touchdown catches at Princeton (9/17)... center in basketball…led basketball team in younger brothers, Nathaniel and Brian... had 11 catches for 109 yards (both season- rebounding for four years…National Honor bor n 11/ 16/9 7. highs) and three touchdowns vs. Holy Society student who was a 2014-15 ISAC Cross (10/1)...named to Patriot League State Scholar…member of the National Academic Honor Roll with a 3.6 GPA. Latin Honor Society.

2015: Named team’s Wide Receiver PERSONAL: Son of Leslie and George MVP…started in seven of eight games Mrazek…has an older sister, Elle, and a in which he played…missed the final younger brother, Drew…born 11/30/95. three and a half games after suffering a RECEIVING Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game fractured clavicle in the Holy Cross game… 2014 11/7 26 360 2 27 13.8 29.2 2015 8/7 44 495 2 49 11.2 61.9 2016 11/11 71 755 8 41 10.6 68.6 Total 30/25 141 1610 12 49 11.4 53.7

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 31 72 6 22 Dylan Murphy Rocco Palumbo Phillip Parham OL – So. – 6-5, 295 WR – Sr. – 6-3, 195 DB – Sr. – 5-10, 180 Hilliard, Ohio/ Highlands Ranch, Colo./ Lincoln Park, Mich./ Bishop Watterson Mountain Vista Cass Technical Economics Economics Economics

2016: Did not see any varsity action in first 2016: Played in 10 games with two starts... 2016: Started all 11 games at cornerback season. finished with 22 catches for 331 yards and was the team’s defensive backs’ MVP... and a touchdown, averaging 15 yards per finished fifth on the team with 49 tackles, AT BISHOP WATTERSON: Named reception...had catches in six games...made including 2.5 tackles for loss...led the team a Top 25 offensive lineman in Ohio in five catches for 101 yards at Princeton with seven pass breakups...had at least one 2015…honor roll student and member of (9/17)...had a season-high seven grabs tackle in every game and had three or more the National Business Honor Society… for a career-high 103 yards and a 36-yard participated in the rugby club, investment tackles in nine games...made a season-high touchdown catch at Colgate...named to club, business club and was a member eight tackles in win at Central Connecticut of concert choir…performed in the high Patriot League Academic Honor Roll with State (9/2)...intercepted passes against school musical his final two schoolyears… a 3.33 GPA. Villanova (9/24) and Fordham (35-yard volunteered at Columbus Metro Library return for a touchdown). 2015: Started in seven of eight games and St. Brendan School. played, totaling 34 catches for 297 yards... 2015: Started five of the last six games of PERSONAL: Son of Shawn and Elizabeth missed several games due to a quad injury… the season at cornerback after overcoming Murphy…his uncle, Dan Lorenz, played had at least two catches in all but one a preseason hamstring injury…recorded 22 football at Cincinnati…his cousins, Jon and game…made a season-high eight catches tackles on the season...made a season-high Andrew Lorenz, played football at Ohio in the opener vs. William & Mary (9/5)… six tackles at Holy Cross (10/24). State and Ohio Dominican, respectively… charted a season-best 74 receiving yards has a younger brother, Colin…born against Fordham (10/3). 2014: Played in 11 games with six starts, 9/3/9 7. forcing his way into the starting cornerback 2014: Played in 10 games, seeing time at spot for the final six games...named the wide receiver and on special teams...made team’s defensive rookie of the year...led eight catches for 36 yards on the season... the team with three interceptions and also had top game against Georgetown (10/11) broke up nine passes...finished season with when he made three catches for 21 yards. 27 tackles while adding in a fumble recovery and a blocked kick...made a season-high six AT MOUNTAIN VISTA: All-Continental tackles at Harvard (10/18) and at Bucknell League First-Team selection and All- (11/1)...intercepted a pass and returned State Honorable Mention status his final it 35 yards for a touchdown at Harvard, two seasons…served as team captain as a the first pick-six against the Crimson since senior…All-Continental League Second- 2011, while garnering Patriot League Team honoree in 2011…finished career Rookie of the Week honors...picked off with 118 catches for 1,631 yards and 10 a pass and recovered a fumble at Colgate touchdowns…2013 Academic All-State (11/8)...blocked a field goal in the first Honorable Mention… in track and field, quarter at Georgetown (10/11) in a 24-21 qualified for the state championships in the win. 4x100m relay and 4x200m relay. AT CASS TECHNICAL: Part of back- PERSONAL: Son of Richard and Julie to-back state champion teams which also Palumbo…father was a collegiate swimmer claimed the 2013 city championship... at Columbia University…has an older sister, secured 2013 All-City status in the Detroit Michaela, and younger sisters, Kristin and Public School League...garnered All-Metro Rachel…born 10/8/95. Second-Team honors...recognized as Cass RECEIVING Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game Technical’s Defensive Hustler...two-year 2014 10/0 8 36 0 10 4.5 3.6 starter who maintained a 3.7 GPA...Honor 2015 8/7 34 297 0 37 8.7 37.1 2016 10/2 22 331 1 36 15.0 33.1 Roll student who also competed in track Total 28/9 64 664 1 37 10.4 23.7 and field.

PERSONAL: Son of Melissa and Phillip Parham . . . has a younger sister, Lauren . . . born 8/6/96.

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2014 11/6 17-10 27 0 0 3-35 12 1-2/0 2015 6/5 17-5 22 1.0-1 0 0 6 1-0/0 2016 11/11 34-15 49 2.5-6 0 2-35 9 0-0/1 Totals 28/22 68-30 98 3.5-7 0 5-70 27 2-2/1

32 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 84 3 93 Nick Pearson Jerry Powe Lavel Ramsey WR – So. – 5-9, 165 LB – Jr. – 6-1, 210 DL – Jr. – 6-5, 275 Mason, Ohio/ Gurnee, Ill./ Plano, Texas/ Mason Warren Township Plano West Economics Mechanical Engineering Government & Law

2016: Played in eight games as a rookie, 2016: Started every game at linebacker and 2016: Played in all 11 games as a seeing time primarily on special teams... was named the team’s linebacker MVP... sophomore...made tackles in the Princeton, made seven tackles on the season, including finished third on the team with 78 tackles... Villanova and Army games. two vs. Lehigh (11/19)...returned six kicks had 9.5 tackles for loss (second on the for 111 yards (18.5 yards per return) with a team), including three sacks...recorded 2015: Played in eight games, tallying long off 22 yards. three or more tackles in each game...made eight tackles on the season with three at Delaware (9/12) and Wagner (9/26). AT MASON: Three-year varsity starter 10 tackles to open the season at Central Connecticut State (9/2) and followed who was a Greater Miami Conference AT PLANO WEST: Earned All-District with 11 at Princeton (9/17)...had three Second-Team selection…named team’s best First-Team honors and All-Collin County tackles for loss against Villanova (9/24) and wide receiver and secured the Comet MVP laurels as a senior when he registered 57 Georgetown (10/29)...made a career-high Award…played cornerback, wide receiver tackles with 11 sacks, two fumble recoveries 12 tackles against Georgetown with two and punt returner…picked off four passes and blocked kick . . . member of state sacks. in his senior season of 2015 while also regional champion football squads . . . three- making 13 catches with five touchdowns… 2015: Named team’s Defensive Rookie of year member of basketball team which won competed in track and field and was a the Year…started six of the 10 games he the district title in 2013-14 with a 27-4 state champion as a member of the 4x200 played, including the last three games at mark and the 2014-15 team is in the top 20 relay…200 meter conference and district the STRIKE linebacker...also spent time at in the nation . . . played AAU basketball with individual champion whose top time is safety…finished fifth on the team with 44 2012 AAU under-15 national champions 21.88…All-GMC First-Team honoree… tackles for the season…made a season-high Frisco Celtics, AAA Stallions in 2011 and served as an athletic trainer’s assistant and seven tackles at Lehigh (11/21)...managed Team Texas in 2010. was also a participant in the Big Brother three pass breakups with two at Bucknell program in youth football. PERSONAL: Son of Lavel Ramsey and (10/31). LaTresha Waterford . . . father played PERSONAL: Son of Donald and Beverly AT WARREN TOWNSHIP: Two-time basketball at Santa Rosa College . . . has Pearson…has a younger sister, Chloe…born All-North Suburban Conference Team younger sisters, Lauren and Leah, and 9/1/98. who also garnered News Sun All-Area a younger brother, Landon . . . born honors . . . managed 10 interceptions 12/25/96. DEFENSIVE Fumbles during his career which included three Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. seasons playing cornerback, safety and 2015 8/0 7-1 8 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 2016 11/0 1-2 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 wide receiver . . . ran the hurdles and 100m Totals 19/0 8-3 11 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 in track and field . . . honor roll student who earned All-State Academic team recognition . . . volunteered for community service work with “Letter to Santa” and “Candy Days” programs.

PERSONAL: Son of Jerry and Tracy Powe . . . father is a supervisor of the grounds crew . . . has younger brothers, Jalen and Jarrett and a younger sister, Trenise . . . born 12/16/96.

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2015 10/6 30-14 44 1.0-1 0 0 3 1-0/0 2016 11/11 47-31 78 9.5-26 3.0-10 0 4 1-0/0 Totals 21/17 77-45 122 10.5-27 3.0-10 0 7 2-0/0

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 33 78 88 58 Collin Raysor Liam Reedy Ollis Robinson OL – Sr. – 6-7, 305 TE – Jr. – 6-4, 220 LB – Jr. – 5-10, 210 Coatesville, Pa./ Wyomissing, Pa./ Stone Mountain, Ga./ Coatesville Wyomissing Wesleyan Economics and Economics Biology and Economics Government & Law

2016: Did not see any game action...named 2016: Saw first varsity action at Bucknell 2016: Missed entire season due to injury. to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll (10/22). with a 3.2 GPA. 2015: Saw time in two games, playing 2015: Did not see any game action. against Princeton and Georgetown. 2015: Played in one game against Bucknell (10/31). AT WYOMISSING: Earned a Reading AT WESLEYAN: Garnered All-Region Eagle All-Berks Second-Team Offense First-Team honors and All-Gwinnett 2014: Did not see any game action. selection as a senior, helping guide team County Honorable Mention status…named to District 3 AA championship...named Atlanta Journal Constitution weekly Top AT COATESVILLE: Two-time All- All-Berks County Section 2 by the Berks Performer in September and October of Ches-Mont Coaches Poll...listed in the Football Coaches Association...played tight his senior year…named Gwinnett County Philadelphia Inquirer’s Top 30 Recruits of end in the wing-T offense which helped his September Player of the Month…made 87 2014...recognized as Coatesville football’s squad average 287 yards and 39.5 points per tackles during his senior year, 13 for loss, most improved player over four years...31-8 game...part of a 2012 squad that finished and 73 (six for loss) as a junior…carried 52 record in three years as a starter...starter 16-0 and won a state title over Aliquippa... times for 297 yards and three touchdowns on 2012 Coatesville District I and Eastern played for league championship squad in as a junior…four-sport athlete who played Pennsylvania championship team...two- basketball and also played volleyball...played basketball and baseball and ran the 100m time letterwinner...honor roll student for Berks Red Storm on AAU basketball and 200m on the track and field team… and member of National Honor Society... circuit...National Honor Society student... served on the leadership council for the Student Council Secretary...member of youth football coaching volunteer who Wesleyan Schools’ Athletic Department… Ches-Mont’s Student Forum...volunteer at also worked with the Opportunity Houses secured the science award as a junior while Coatesville Youth Initiative. program. also qualifying for the school’s Merit List.

PERSONAL: Son of Cheryl and Robert PERSONAL: Son of Brian and Sarah PERSONAL: Son of Ollis and Hattie Raysor . . . born 5/28/95. Reedy...has an older brother, Connor, who O’Neal Robinson…born 7/27/97. played defensive end at and a younger sister, Charlotte...born 8/2 4/9 7.

34 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 43 46 94 Michael Root Jacob Rose Matt Rothrock LB – Sr. – 6-1, 230 LB – Jr. – 6-1, 215 DL – Sr. – 6-2, 280 New Canaan, Conn./ Norcross, Ga./ Sinking Spring, Pa./ New Canaan Greater Atlanta Wilson Economics Christian Economics Economics & Policy Studies

2016: Started all 11 games at MIKE 2016: Played in first five games of the 2016: Missed entire season due to injury. linebacker...led the team with 85 tackles, season, primarily on special teams, before including 3.5 tackles for loss with two suffering a season-ending injury...made a 2015: All-Patriot League Second-Team sacks...had three or more tackles in every tackle at Central Connecticut State (9/2) selection at defensive tackle…earned team game...made 10 stops vs. Delaware (9/10) and Holy Cross (10/1)...named to Patriot Defensive Line MVP honors…started all 11 and 12 tackles a week later at Princeton League Academic Honor Roll with a 3.35 games…totaled 27 tackles for the season... (9/17)...made a career-high 15 tackles (8 GPA. finished with a season-high six tackles solo, 7 assisted) with a sack at Bucknell. against Bucknell (10/31)...Patriot League 2015: Played in 10 games, missing only Academic Honor Roll selection with a 3.33 2015: Played in three games before an the season opener, seeing time primarily on GPA. elbow injury ended his season…managed special teams…finished with six tackles on seven tackles on the season, four of which the season. 2014: Started every game at defensive came at Delaware (9/12). tackle...managed 23 tackles with three AT GREATER ATLANTA CHRISTIAN: tackles for loss and a sack...recorded a 2014: Played in 10 games, seeing time Gwinnett County All-Region selection in stop in 10 games and two or more tackles primarily on special teams...had a tackle 2014, playing linebacker and fullback... in seven contests...had a career-high four in seven games and multiple tackles in made 70 tackles in senior season, helping tackles vs. Holy Cross (10/25). three games (Robert Morris, Colgate his squad to a 14-1 season and a Class and Lehigh)...named to Patriot League AA runner-up finish...team captain 2013: Appeared in eight games, registering Academic Honor Roll with a 3.25 GPA. and three-year letterwinner...four high six tackles on the season. school teammates signed offers to play AT NEW CANAAN: All-State First- AT WILSON: Named the two-time at Tennessee, Navy, Georgia Tech and Lancaster-Lebanon League Defensive Team performer who led the state of Georgia...also played lacrosse and holds Connecticut in tackles (176) in his senior Lineman of the Year...selected as Lancaster- school record for ground balls in a season Lebanon League Outstanding Lineman of year while registering 6.5 sacks, three and goals by a long-stick midfielder...honor interceptions, one forced fumble and the Year...named two-time All-Lancaster roll student who earned the GACS scholar- Lebanon League Section 1 First Team a touchdown . . . garnered All-Fairfield athlete award...serves as a board member for County Interscholastic Athletic Conference defensive end and tight end...selected as Atlanta Missions and as a recruiting head Third Team All-State AAAA at tight end First-Team honors . . . served as team and leader for the Honduras missions team. captain for 2013 squad which posted a and All-Berks First Team at tight end... 14-1 mark and captured a conference and selected to play in the PSFCA East-West PERSONAL: Son of James and Mary a Connecticut Class L state title . . . Hearst All-Star Game...honor roll student who Rose . . . father ran track at Penn and mother Newspapers Super 33 selection while was named to the All-Academic Team all ran track and cross country at Carroll Col- also garnering Norwalk Hour All-Area three years in high school football career... lege . . . has younger brothers, Jonathan, honors . . . named MSG Varsity 2013 All- made 72 solo tackles, 6.0 sacks, two passes Joshua and Joseph . . . born 12/18/96. Connecticut First Team and 2013 All- defended, one fumble recovery and one DEFENSIVE Fumbles forced fumble as a senior...corralled five Metro Honorable Mention . . . secured 2013 Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. USA Today American Family Insurance 2015 10/0 5-1 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 receptions for 94 yards, (18.8 yards per 2016 5/0 1-1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 catch and 6.3 yards per game) in 2012... All-USA Connecticut Team . . . three-year Totals 15/0 6-2 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0/0 starter who helped his squad post a 34-6 as a junior, made 21 catches for 231 yards record . . . garnered All-Conference and All- and three touchdowns...registered 53 solo State First-Team honors as a junior . . . played tackles, two sacks, two passes defended, two lacrosse for two seasons. fumble recoveries and two forced fumbles as a junior. PERSONAL: Father, Steven, played football at the University of Maine... son of Steven PERSONAL: High school teammate of former Leopard quarterback Zach and Susan Root...one of two players in class Zweizig ’15 . . . father played football at of 2018 from New Canaan, joining Michael Maryland under Bobby Ross . . . son of Mark Donnelly...born 7/12/96. and Jodi Rothrock . . . has a younger brother, Nick . . . born 3/15/95. DEFENSIVE Fumbles DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PBU Rcv./Fcd. 2014 10/0 4-6 10 0-0 0 0 0 0-0/0 2013 8/0 3-3 6 0.5-3 0.5-3 0 0 0/0 2015 3/0 2-5 7 1.0-1 0 0 0 0-0/0 2014 11/11 8-15 23 3.0-11 1.0-6 0 0 0/1 2016 11/11 34-51 85 3.5-13 2.0-10 0 1 0-0/0 2015 11/11 13-14 27 4.0-13 0-0 0 0 0/0 Totals 24/11 40-62 102 4.5-14 2.0-10 0 1 0-0/0 2016 DNP-Injury Totals 30/22 24-32 56 7.5-27 1.5-9 0 0 0/1

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 35 23 48 21 Clay Rush Michael Shiffert Parish Simmons DB – Jr. – 5-11, 185 LS – Sr. – 6-1, 240 DB – Sr. – 5-11, 180 Philadelphia, Pa./ Nazareth, Pa./ Nazareth, Pa./ Northeast/ Blair Academy Nazareth/ Anthropology & Psychology Avon Old Farms Sociology/Philosophy Economics

2016: Played in the first five games of the 2016: Played in every game as the team’s 2016: Played in eight games with starts at season before suffering a season-ending snapper...one of two winners of the team’s cornerback against Fordham (10/8) and injury...had tackles in three games...named unsung hero award...finished with eight Army (10/15)...recorded a season-high four to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll tackles on the season...made a pair of tackles tackles at Fordham while also making stops with a 3.68 GPA. at Fordham (10/8) and three at Bucknell in the Delaware (9/10) and Army contests. (10/22)...named to Patriot League 2015: Played in eight games with two starts Academic Honor Roll with a 3.3 GPA. 2015: Played in nine games, starting one at at cornerback (Wagner, Fordham)...totaled cornerback while also appearing on special 12 tackles for the season with a season high 2015: Played in every game during his teams...recorded six tackles for the season of four at Wagner (9/26)…snagged his first second season, serving as the team’s long with four in his first career start against career interception at Wagner. and short snapper. Harvard (10/17).

AT NORTHEAST: Standout wide receiver 2014: Played in all 11 games as a rookie... 2014: Played in every game as a freshman, in high school who averaged 27.2 yards per occupied the long and short snapping duties seeing time on special teams and as a catch...played cornerback, safety, returner by the middle of the season. backup cornerback . . . had at least one tackle and returner in addition to wideout and was in four games, making six tackles on the a three-year starter...competed in the jumps AT BLAIR ACADEMY: All-Mid Atlantic season. in track and field, earning 2013-14 All- Prep League defensive tackle...helped guide Catholic Second-Team honors for indoor his Blair squad to 2013 MAPL and New AT NAZARETH: Earned 2012 Express- track long jump while at Father Judge Jersey Class A Prep titles... rated as a 4½ star Times All-Area First Team honors... High School where he won a team title as a long snapper by Kohls Professional Camps, played quarterback and cornerback in freshman...honor roll student...youth group the same organization which selected him high school . . . passed for 1,879 yards and member at his church and a volunteer at a to its All-America team as a junior...helped 16 touchdowns . . . ran for 1,358 yards soup kitchen in Camden, N.J. team to 25-8 record over career...started and 15 touchdowns while averaging 31 of 33 career games...played defense in 6.9 yards per carry . . . squad managed PERSONAL: Son of Clayton and Ava lacrosse...volunteer for Jeff Dailey Memorial a 13-2 record in 2011 winning the Rush . . . cousin, Andrew Blackmon, played Foundation. Lehigh Valley Conference and a District cornerback at Indiana State . . . has a younger XI title . . . finished as the 2012 Eastern PERSONAL: Father played basketball brother, Jalen, and younger sisters, Amiah Conference championship runner-up . . . four at and mother played and Leah . . . born 11/13/96. year letterwinner in track and field, basketball at Spalding College...nephew of competing in the 110 hurdles, long jump, DEFENSIVE Fumbles former Washington Redskin and three- Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. triple jump and 4x100 relay . . . winning the 2015 8/2 8-4 12 1.0-3 0.0-0 1 1 0/0 time Super Bowl winner Joe Jacoby...uncle, 2011 District XI championship in the 110 2016 5/0 1-2 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0/0 Steve Shiffert, was the former Easton High Totals 13/2 9-6 15 1.0-3 0.0-0 1 1 0/0 high hurdles . . . high honor roll student. School varsity football coach after playing football at Bloomsburg University...son AT AVON OLD FARMS: Helped squad of Mary and James Shiffert...has an older capture the 2013 Erickson Conference brother Thomas...born 3/29/95. title and the 2013 Founders League DEFENSIVE Fumbles championship in a post-graduate year at the Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2014 11/0 1-0 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0/0 school in Avon, Conn . . . .garnered 2013 2015 11/0 0-1 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0/0 All-Erickson League First-Team honors 2016 11/0 2-6 8 0.0-0 0 0 0 0/0 Totals 22/0 3-7 0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0/0 at quarterback while also being named Offensive Player of the Year . . . completed 109-of-216 passes for 1,537 yards and 20 touchdowns . . . carried 124 times for 904 yards and nine touchdowns.

PERSONAL: Son of Harold Simmons and Irene Guadalupe . . . resides with his uncle and aunt, Dywane and Wanda Harris . . . has an older sister, Tatiana . . . born 6/11/94.

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2014 11/0 4-2 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 1/0 2015 9/1 4-2 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0/0 2016 8/2 6-1 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1 0/0 Totals 28/3 14-5 19 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1 1/0

36 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 79 38 85 Cam Smith Dmitry Smith Julian OL – Sr. – 6-5, 300 DB – So. – 6-1, 185 Spigner Medway, Mass./ Bradenton, Fla./ WR – So. – 6-3, 195 Medway Southeast/ Easton, Pa./ Mechanical Engineering Wyoming Seminary Bethlehem Catholic Biochemistry English

2016: Started all 11 games at left tackle, 2016: Played in three games in his rookie 2016: Played in three games in his rookie one of three offensive linemen to start every season, making tackles in the Villanova season, making tackles in the Villanova game...named the offensive line MVP... (9/24), Fordham (10/8) and Army (10/15) (9/24), Fordham (10/8) and Army (10/15) selected as the winner of the David Nelson contests. contests. ’06 Award of Valor after battling through a season with two torn labrums...named to AT SOUTHEAST: Florida Athletic Coaches AT BETHLEHEM CATHOLIC: All- Patriot League Academic Honor Roll with Associate All-District 16 first-team defensive state selection in his junior season and a 3.68 GPA. selection at defensive back in 2013 and all-conference honoree his final three 2014…garnered Bradenton Herald All- campaigns…finished with a 29-9 record 2015: Started every game at right tackle in Area First-Team Offense honors at wide as a starter…threw for 5,370 yards and his sophomore season, one of two offensive receiver in his senior season of 2014…in his 57 touchdowns while rushing for 1,788 linemen to start all 11 contests. senior season, made 58 tackles with nine more with 17 rushing touchdowns… pass breakups, three forced fumbles and holds single-season record for passing 2014: Played in three games with one start, two fumble recoveries; made 37 catches for touchdowns (28) in 2014…won District the most playing time of any freshman 593 yards and five touchdowns while being 11 Class AAA titles in 2013 and 2014… offensive lineman...saw time in Robert named the wide receiver MVP…as a junior, completed 103-of-213 for 1,528 yards and Morris and Wagner games...took the start made 67 tackles with five breakups and one 18 touchdowns as a sophomore in 2013 at left tackle in the Leopards’ win over interception returned for a touchdown (a while also running for 668 yards and two Colgate (11/8)...named to Patriot League 99-yard INT run that set a school record)… touchdowns…as a junior, completed 143- Academic Honor Roll with a 3.43 GPA. as a sophomore in 2012, made 14 catches of-221 for 2,297 yards and 28 touchdowns, for 187 yards…completed the International AT MEDWAY: Boston Globe and adding 421 rushing yards and five scores… Baccalaureate program…logged more than ESPNBoston.com All-State First Team in completed 106-of-186 for 1,544 yards and 150 community service hours with his 2013...garnered All-Tri Valley League 11 touchdowns while running for 596 yards church youth group and school events… honors as a senior while also serving as team and 10 touchdowns…three-year starter as speaks fluent Greek. captain...earned AP Scholar with Honor a forward on the basketball team, playing for the District 11 runner up in 2012… Award while also securing the John and AT WYOMING SEMINARY: Spent a honor roll student who was a member Abigail Adams Scholarship at Medway... post-graduate year at Wyoming Seminary in of the Student-Athlete Council, Middle also earned the Koplik Certificate of Kingston, Pa…football season was cut short States Committee and Eco Club…also Mastery with Distinction Award...served as during the second week of the season due to volunteered for Germantown service trip, a volunteer Pop Warner coach and for the an achilles tendon injury. Medway Police Holiday Foundation. Kirkland Village, Free Throw For Life and PERSONAL: Son of Ernest and Natasha at Gracedale Nursing Home. PERSONAL: Son of Matthew and Beth Smith…born 9/30/96. Smith...has younger sister, Caroline, and a PERSONAL: Son of Larry Spigner ’93 and Lauren Mazza Spigner ’92…has an younger brother, Connor...born 4/18/96. older sister, Madison, and a younger sister, Jaden…comes from same high school as Erik Marsh ’95, Lafayette’s all-time leading rusher…born 2/24/98.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 37 4 40 39 Yasir Thomas Colin Thorne Samuel Vale DB – So. – 5-11, 205 DB – So. – 6-1, 185 P/K – Sr. – 5-10, 195 Paterson, N.J./ Cheshire, Conn./ So. Abington Twp., Pa./ Passaic Tech Cheshire/Suffield Abington Heights Economics Academy Government & Law Mathematics-Economics and History

2016: Played in 11 games with four 2016: Played in eight games in his rookie 2016: Did not see any game action...named starts...began season as a wide receiver, but season...made three tackles with a pass to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll made the move to defensive back for the breakup at Fordham (10/8) and four tackles with a 3.48 GPA. final three games...one of three players to at Bucknell (10/22). share in team rookie of the year honors... 2015: First season with program after finished with 15 catches for 132 yards and AT CHESHIRE/SUFFIELD ACADEMY: spending freshman schoolyear at George a touchdown...defensively, started the last Three-year letterwinner in football, Mason…did not see any game action. three games at strong safety, recording playing quarterback, wide receiver, safety AT ABINGTON HEIGHTS: Three-sport four tackles and a pass breakup in each of and linebacker…teams were 33-18 during athlete, competing in football, swimming those games...one of the Leopards’ top his career…managed 199 tackles and five and tennis...member of the Pennsylvania kick returners, averaging 16.8 returns interceptions over four seasons…added 160 District II runner up in 2013...four-year yards on his 19 attempts...picked off a pass kick return yards, six touchdowns and 464 letterwinner in swimming in the distance and returned it 23 yards against Lehigh all-purpose yards in one season…played freestyle events...served as captain of the (11/19). catcher and third base in baseball and midfield in lacrosse for two seasons each… tennis team which advanced to the state AT PASSAIC TECH: Named USA Today honor roll student…volunteered with Best semifinals...honor roll student who was All-State First Team, All Group 5 First Buddies, Special Olympics and Lights of Student Council treasurer and member of Team and All-North Jersey at defensive Hope organizations. the Scholastic Bowl Team. back…garnered All-Big North First-Team PERSONAL: Son of Steven Vale and honors his junior and senior seasons and PERSONAL: Son of Craig and Beverly Jennifer Gell...has younger brothers, Ben All-Passaic County First-Team honors… Thorne…father played football at Ithaca… and Adam...born 2/21/96. helped lead 2015 squad to a 10-2 mark has a brother, Craig…born 9/7/96. and a North 1 Group 5 state title…in his senior season, he made 19 catches for 478 yards and six touchdowns; served as a punt returner with 23 returns for 365 yards and a pair of TD’s…defensively, he made 57 tackles with 14 pass breakups and two interceptions…finished his career with 1,137 all-purpose yards, with 31 career receptions for 671 yards and 11 touchdowns…added 63 career tackles… also competed in winter track and field (high jump, long jump and sprints), earning All-Big North honors in the high jump (6-2) and as a member of the Group 4 state section relay champs…All-Passaic County Second Team in spring track…honor roll student who was on the Principal’s List and was a member of the Circle of Success… volunteer for Silk City Cardinals Youth Football Organizations.

PERSONAL: Son of Kanasha Moore...has a younger sister, Yahjanae…comes from same high school as Robin Cepeda ’17…born 8/20/98.

DEFENSIVE Fumbles Year G/GS UT-AT Total TFL Sacks Int. PD Rcv./Fcd. 2016 11/4 9-5 14 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-23 4 0/0 Totals 11/4 9-5 14 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-23 4 0/0

RECEIVING Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game 2016 11/4 15 132 1 20 8.8 12.0 Total 11/4 15 132 1 20 8.8 12.0

38 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2014: Played in eight games as a rookie, seeing limited time at tight end while 89 playing primarily on special teams. 62 Dylan AT BRUNSWICK SCHOOL: Rookie of Kevin Zataveski Wadsworth the Year as a sophomore...named All- OL – Jr. – 6-4, 300 TE – Sr. – 6-3, 240 Housatonic League as a junior...two-year Delran, N.J./Delran Greenwich, Conn./ team captain who helped capture the 2013 Mathematics-Economics Brunswick School Housatonic League championship...four- Government & Law year letterwinner and four-year starter... three-year letterwinner and three-year 2017: Named to the Preseason All-Patriot 2016: Moved to center and started all 11 League Team…selected as team captain. starter at forward in basketball, helping games as one of the anchors of the offensive lead his squad to a Fairchester Athletic line. 2016: All-Patriot League First-Team Association runner-up finish in 2012... selection...named the team’s MVP... served as basketball team captain for two 2015: Named team Offensive Co-Rookie of started every game and finished season seasons...earned a letter in track...selected the Year…started every game at right guard, with 42 receptions for 591 yards and two as track and field captain for 2013...ran one of two offensive linemen to maintain touchdowns...averaged 14.1 yards per 4x100m and threw shot put...awarded tri- starting spot throughout...named to Patriot reception...had at least two catches in every varsity athlete plaque for 2012-13 academic League Academic Honor Roll with a 3.23 game and managed seven games with four year...senior prefect for 2013-14 academic GPA. or more catches...made six catches for a year...vice president of Diversity Club... AT DELRAN: Two-time All-West Jersey career-best 97 yards against Villanova serves as vice president of the Way to Play Football League First-Team selection (9/24)...had five grabs for 58 yards with Foundation...worked as a volunteer at the at offensive line...garnered all-county one touchdown vs. Holy Cross (10/1)... Old Greenwich Riverside Community second-team recognition his final two reeled in four balls for 97 yards, including Center. seasons...2014 Philadelphia Inquirer All- a career-long 56-yard touchdown catch vs. South Jersey Second Team honoree while Lehigh (11/19). PERSONAL: Son of Deelia Wadsworth... has a younger sister, Dana, and a younger also serving as team captain...competed 2015: Named Most Improved Offensive brother, Kevin...was coached in high school in basketball, serving as team captain as Player for second year in a row…played in by former Leopard running back Jarrett a junior and senior...secured 2013 all- eight games, starting in six while emerging Shine ’96...born 11/4/94. conference first-team honors in track and as one of the team’s top tight ends...battled RECEIVING field, throwing the shot put and discus in Year G/GS Rec. Yds. TD Lg. Yds./Rec Yds/Game through a knee injury to total 15 catches 2014 8/0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 track and field...National Honor Society for 217 yards for the season with one 2015 8/6 15 217 1 39 14.5 27.1 student who was a member of the Number 2016 11/11 42 591 2 56 14.1 53.7 touchdown coming against Wagner (9/26). Total 27/17 57 808 3 56 14.2 29.9 One Club for leadership and character... earned the Gordon-Masters Football Club of Burlington Country Scholar-Athlete award in 2013...served as the junior class president...volunteered for his church and served as a camp counselor at summer camps.

PERSONAL: Son of Walter and Lori Zataveski...father played football at Lycoming and his uncle, Mark, played at Notre Dame...older brother, Nick ’16, was a multiple-year starter on the offensive line at Lafayette...born 1/2/97.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 39 Freshmen 5 70 60 Reed Aiccholz Gavin Barclay John Burk QB – Fr. – 6-5, 225 OL – Fr. – 6-5, 300 OL – Fr. – 6-4, 315 Cincinnati, Ohio/ York, Pa./York Suburban Lake Hiawatha, N.J./ Indian Hill Biology Parsippany International Affairs Engineering

AT INDIAN HILL: All-state selection at AT YORK SUBURBAN: All-State AT PARSIPPANY: All-State honorable quarterback who passed for 4,055 yards and honorable mention selection at tackle from mention selection…all-conference and 37 touchdowns in two seasons and ran for EasternPaFootball.com…garnered YAIAA all-county first-team honoree…selected 1,378 yards and 39 rushing TDs...garnered Division 2 First-Team honors at offensive to the NJFCA Super 100…named team first-team all-district and special mention tackle (2015 and 2016) and defensive MVP and team’s top lineman…three- all-state status in 2016 when he was named tackle (2016)…selected as a first-team year varsity starter, playing offensive line, the Cincinnati Hills League (CHL) Athlete all-star by GameTimePa.com in 2016 and defensive line and kicker…school record of the Year and a Cincinnati Enquirer all- as an honorable mention in 2015…team holder in the shotput and discus…named star...the team captain completed 142-of- captain in his senior campaign when he also the 2016 team MVP of the track and field 231 for 2,121 yards and 25 touchdowns and won the Joseph Beck Offensive Lineman team while being selected all-county and threw just one interception as a senior en Award…team won consecutive conference all-conference…member of the National route to an 9-2 record...in 2015, earned All- titles, going undefeated in YAIAA play in Honor Society and French National Honor Ohio First-Team honors while being named 2015 and 2016…three-sport athlete who Society…maintained a 4.2 GPA…member the AP Division IV Southwest District was a two-year starter on defense in lacrosse of the Lakeland Youth Symphony. Offensive Player of the Year and Cincinnati and a thrower for the track and field team… Enquirer Division IV Player of the Year... honor roll student. PERSONAL: Son of Frederic and Stephanie won the 2015 CHL conference title with an Burk…has an older brother, Stephen, who 11-1 mark after throwing for 2,568 yards PERSONAL: Son of Pete and Kathryn competed in track and field at Michigan… (16 touchdowns) and running for 1,105 Barclay…father played football at Princeton grandfather, Stephen Unger played football yards (31 touchdowns)...earned All-CHL where his mom was on the rowing team… at Wake Forest while great uncles, John First-Team honors his final two seasons... has an older sister, Hannah and a younger Unger and Thomas Unger ’68 played at two-sport athlete who was an All-CHL and brother, Garth…born 10/8/98. Rutgers and Lafayette, respectively…born all-district selection in basketball, playing 9/25/98. forward/center...scholar-athlete award winner who was a member of the National Honor Society...served as the president of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes while also being a member of student government and a City Gospel volunteer.

PERSONAL: Son of David and Nancy Aichholz...grandfather, Don Aichholz, played baseball at Virginia and great uncles, Clifford and Del Thompson, were golfers at Ohio State...has an older sister, Katie, and a younger brother, Dawson...born 10/8/98.

40 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 54 74 63 Ryan Dickens Trey Fallon Taron Hampton LB – Fr. – 6-2, 210 OL – Fr. – 6-4, 300 OL – Fr. – 6-3, 305 Hazlet, N.J./Raritan Falmouth, Maine/ Palmyra, N.J./ Economics Falmouth St. Joseph’s Prep Engineering Government & Law

AT RARITAN: All-Division and All-Shore FALMOUTH: All-USA Maine Football AT ST. JOSEPH’S PREP: All-Catholic First-Team selection who played linebacker, First-Team selection who was the team’s Second-Team selection in the Philadelphia fullback and long snapper…graduated as the Lineman of the Year his final two seasons… Catholic League while also garnering All- career (342) and single-season (127) record semifinalist for the Maine State Frank City Private School Second-Team honors… holder for tackles…member of the 2015 Gaziano Offensive Lineman Award… part of a program that finished 44-9 over Central Jersey Group 2 state championship was selected to the Campbell Conference four varsity seasons and advanced to the team…Maxwell Football Club Mini All-Star Team as a senior and was an state playoffs in 2013, 2014 and 2016… Maxwell Award winner…served as captain honorable mention pick as a junior… finished senior season with 90 tackles, of football and wrestling teams…District named by the Sunday Telegram on three sacks and four fumble recoveries… 2 region medalist in wrestling…honor roll the “12 Players to Watch” list…varsity added 32 “pancake” blocks while playing student…worked as a board member of teams were 23-7 with him as a starter, on the offensive line…competed in track the RAINE Foundation and co-founder advancing to the Western Maine finals in and field…took service trips to Michigan, of Drops of RAINE…executive council 2015…served as a football team captain Georgia and Pennsylvania…volunteered at member of the Society for the Prevention of in his senior season and as a tennis team the St. Charles carnival. Teen Suicide…selected as the winner of the captain his final two campaigns...was Monmouth County Caring Award. the Maine State boys doubles champion PERSONAL: Son of Rochelle Little… in tennis in his sophomore, junior and cousins, David and Billy Griggs, played PERSONAL: Son of Matt and Patricia senior seasons, earning first-team all-star football at Virginia and later in the NFL… Dickens…has an older brother, Robert, and recognition…member of the 2017 Class has a younger brother, Darryle…born an older sister, Morgan…born 1/21/99. A state championship team...earned the 1/26/99. National Football Foundation Maine Chapter Scholar-Athlete Award...secured the Western Maine Conference Citizenship Award in 2017 to go along with his high school’s Alfred H. Stadden Outstanding Sportsmanship and Athletic Prowess Award...honor roll student who graduated with his STEM Diploma Endorsement… served as a middle school coach and a volunteer for a soup kitchen…member of several Robotics teams which competed at a state and district level...Maine Real World Design Challenge state champion in 2017.

PERSONAL: Son of John and Patrice Fallon…has a younger sister, Sara…born 9/1/98.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 41 42 38 41 Jordan Jeffrey Mike Murdock LB – Fr. – 6-1, 215 Kordenbrock DB – Fr. – 5-10, 195 Frackville, Pa./ K/P – Fr. – 5-10, 160 Rumson, N.J./ North Schuykill Glenelg, Md./ Rumson-Fair Haven Engineering Calvert Hall Engineering Mechanical Engineering

AT NORTH SCHUYLKILL: Three-time AT CALVERT HALL: A ll-MIA A “A” AT RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN: All-State all-state selection on defense…graduated Conference selection…named a Maryland Group III selection who twice earned with a school-record 483 tackles (50 tackles Crab Bowl All-Star…in 2016, converted All-Shore honors…garnered All- for loss, 11 sacks, 8 interceptions) while 5-of-6 field goals and 36-of-38 PATs… Metro Honorable Mention status from accumulating 2,179 rushing yards, 332 landed 32 percent of his punts inside the MSG Varsity…member of three state receiving yards and 33 touchdowns…named opponent’s 20-yard line and averaged 36 championship teams…named MVP of 2015 All-State First-Team defensive selection for yards per punt…served as a team captain state title game. Class AAA by the Pennsylvania Football for the football and lacrosse teams…honor PERSONAL: Son of Thomas and Ann Sports Writers and Pennsylvania Football roll student who maintains a 4.0 GPA… Murdock…father played football at News in 2016 when he made 150 tackles National Honor Society member who …has an older brother, in 12 games…named one of the four best was also part of the Spanish and Science Dan…born 6/19/98. linebackers in the state by Pennsylvania National Honor Societies…member of the Football News and tagged as an All-Eastern Fellowship of Christian Athletes and a class Pa./Western Pa. “Super 25” Class 3A representative...served as a National Honor linebacker…named the Schuylkill Football Society tutor…attending Lafayette on a League Defensive Player of the Year while four-year ROTC scholarship. also earning the honor from the Pottsville Republican and the Hazleton Standard PERSONAL: Son of Jeff and Suzy Speaker…garnered conference first-team Kordenbrock…has older sisters, Alexandra honors at linebacker and fullback as a senior and Amanda…born 8/1/98. when he rushed 203 times for 851 yards… won the Ron Jaworski Mini Maxwell Football Club Award…added Schuylkill County Football Coaches Association North First-Team Offense and First-Team Defense laurels…as a junior, collected Class AA All-State honors from the Pennsylvania Football Sports Writers and Pennsylvania Football News…Anthracite Football League First-Team selection at linebacker in 2015 while also being picked to the all-area team by three newspapers...helped lead squad to a 2014 Anthracite Football championship and three District 11 playoff appearances…also played baseball, earning all-area honors as a sophomore and junior… high honor roll student who was a member of the National Honor Society along with the Science, German, Math, English and Social Studies Honor Societies…served as the Student Council president and as a class vice president.

PERSONAL: Son of Ronald and Robyn Jordan…has an older brother, Daniel, and a younger sister Averi…cousin, Mike Malinowski, played football at Penn State… born 12/30/97.

42 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 16 14 10 Brycen Mussina Cole Northrup Sean O’Malley QB – Fr. – 6-4, 185 QB – Fr. – 6-0, 200 QB – Fr. – 6-2, 200 Montoursville, Pa./ St. Augustine, Fla./ Beverly Hills, Calif./ Montoursville St. Augustine Loyola Engineering Economics Economics

AT MONTOURSVILLE: All-State selection AT ST. AUGUSTINE: Threw for more than AT LOYOLA: All-Mission League Second- at quarterback, throwing for 6,956 7,000 yards and 72 touchdowns during Team selection in senior season...graduated yards and 69 touchdowns (both district his playing career, helping lead his squad as school’s career leader in passing yards records)…finished as the two-time district to three district championships...named (4,199) and touchdowns (32)...ran for 540 champion in football…four-sport athlete All-State Honorable Mention in the 6A yards and 11 touchdowns as a three-year who was an all-conference selection in division in 2016 while also garnering All-St. starter at quarterback...team captain who basketball and finished fifth in the triple John’s County Second-Team and All-First was named a 3-Star QB by 247sports.com... jump (41’11”) at the district track and field Coast Third-Team honors (honorable earned a scholar-athlete award from the meet…two-time PHAC All-Conference mention in those categories in 2013-15)... National Football Foundation and College selection at pitcher while also hitting for one of just three quarterbacks to throw Football Hall of Fame...two-sport athlete a career .350 average…National Honor for 7,000-plus yards in St. John’s County, who also played baseball for one season... Society member who was on the school’s joining Tim Tebow and Nick Tronti...was member of High Honor Roll...served as distinguished honor roll…member of Mu the first-ever four-year starting quarterback a Big Brother mentor at Loyola and as an Alpha Theta. at his alma mater...played power forward admissions ambassador. on the basketball team...National Honor PERSONAL: Son of Michael and Jana Society member who maintained a 4.05 PERSONAL: Son of Jason and Kathleen Mussina…father had an 18-year career in grade-point average...volunteered for PAL O’Malley...has a younger sister, Norah... , playing for the football camps and other youth sports father played tight end at Montclair State... and … organizations. born 2/6/99. has an older sister, Kyra, and a younger brother, Peyton…born 9/3/98. PERSONAL: Son of Tod Northrup and Karen Haseltine...father wrestled at St. Lawrence University...born 11/17/98.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 43 71 86 87 Austin Pyne Quinn Revere Jake Taggart OL – Fr. – 6-4, 290 WR – Fr. – 6-0, 185 TE – Fr. – 6-4, 215 Milford, Mass./Cushing McKinney, Texas/ Bath, N.Y./Haverling Academy/Lawrence Aca. McKinney Christian Aca. Biology Film & Media Studies Economics

AT LAWRENCE ACADEMY: Earned AT McKINNEY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY: AT HAVERLING: All-State Second-Team All-Independent School League honors in All-State and All-District First-Team selection at tight end...earned All- 2016 while helping lead Lawrence Academy selection at wide receiver, reeling in more Livingston County honors in three seasons, team to a title...secured All-NEPSAC and than 900 yards each season...earned the helping lead his squad to county Division All-State honors...holds dual citizenship in All-District Athlete Award and was named I championships in 2014 and 2015...part the U.S. and Ireland...served as a Special the MCA team MVP...honor roll student of a 2015 team which was the Far West Olympics volunteer...avid electric guitar and scholar-athlete award winner...also regional champion before advancing to the player. competed in track and field for which he New York State Class C Final Four...made was a 100m and 200m regional finalist... 46 tackles in his senior season at middle PERSONAL: Son of David ’94 and Kristin served as the president of the Young Men’s linebacker and reeled in 11 catches for 219 Pyne...father was an All-Patriot League Service League for one year and was also yards and two touchdowns at tight end... First-Team offensive lineman who started the vice president and head chairman... in 2015, made 71 tackles with two forced all 44 games in his career and played in community service volunteer who took a fumbles while also catching 18 balls for the 1994 Hula Bowl...has an older brother mission trip to Guatemala. 251 yards and five touchdowns...played David who attends Tufts, and a younger defensive end/tight end in his freshman and brother, Kevin...born 10/8/97. PERSONAL: Son of Brian and Marie sophomore campaigns...three-sport athlete Revere...has an older brother, Taylor, and who was an all-star center in basketball younger sisters, Rachael and Javiera...born and also played lacrosse...high honor 3/8/99. roll student and National Honor Society member...service volunteer who helped feed community’s less fortunate.

PERSONAL: Son of John and Alicia Taggart...has an older sister, Samantha, who was a swimmer at SUNY Fredonia, 37 and younger sisters, MacKenna and Cadin... Selwyn Simpson RB – Fr. – 6-1, 212 born 2/28/99. Phoenixville, Pa./ Spring-Ford Economics

AT SPRING-FORD: Pioneer Athletic Conference First-Team selection...named Mercury All-Area while also garnering Pennsylvania Football News honorable mention status...ran for 1,945 yards and 43 touchdowns in his career...finished with 2,000 career all-purpose yards and 100 points scored...named team offensive MVP as a senior...two-sport athlete who played outfield and pitcher for a league title team... volunteered at a retirement home in his hometown.

PERSONAL: Son of Selwyn and Claudette Simpson...plans to major in Economics... born 12/13/98.

44 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 32 11 28 Otis Thrasher Michael Turk J.J. Younger DB – Fr. – 6-2, 185 P – Fr. – 6-1, 215 RB – Fr. – 5-8, 170 Atlanta, Ga./Luella/ Dallas, Texas/Ridge Point Pittsburgh, Pa./ Wyoming Seminary Economics Central Catholic Neuroscience Economics

AT LUELLA: All-Region honors at RIDGE POINT: Played for the 6A Region CENTRAL CATHOLIC: All-State defensive back...selected to the Georgia champions 2014 and 2015 as a punter and selection at tailback...garnered Northern 7 Southwest Bowl All-Star Game...two-time safety...spent the 2016 school year training Conference First-Team honors...selected as letterwinner who earned most-improved with his uncle, Matt Turk, an NFL punter the WPIAL Player of the Year...MVP of the and top defensive back awards...finished for 19 seasons. 2015 state championship squad that beat with 47 total tackles (5.2 per game), Parkland 21-18 in the title game to finish seven pass breakups and an interception PERSONAL: Son of Anthony and Kelly with a 15-1 mark...member of three WPIAL for touchdown...also competed in track in Turk...uncle, Daniel Turk, was a center championship teams, including 2016 squad the 4x100 relay (42.61), placing second in in the NFL for 15 seasons...has an older that finished as the state runner-up...ran the Region 4-5A Championships, sixth in sister, Jessica...his older brother, Ben, was for 2,165 yards at 9.5 yards per carry while the sectional meet and 11th in the state of a punter at Notre Dame ’13 and his older finishing with 39 career touchdowns... Georgia in the 5A class. brother, Joe, is a fullback and long snapper three-sport athlete who ran the 100 (10.8), at Western Illinois...born 3/14/98. 200 (42.4) and 4x100 in track and played PERSONAL: Son of James and Bonita centerfield on the baseball team...helped Thrasher...has an older brother, Donte, and break 27-year-old school record in 4x100 an older sister, Kenya...born 9/7/97. relay...won the WPIAL 100m dash and was the state runner-up...high honor roll student who participates in the Crossroads Foundation...member of the Boy Scouts of America.

PERSONAL: Son of Jermaine and Monica Younger...has an older sister, Jamilah, a younger sister, Jenell, and a younger brother, Julian...uncle, Keith Younger, played football at Kent State and cousin Tyler Fisher competed in track and field at Penn..born 8/27/99.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 45 2017 Preseason Alphabetical Roster

NO.AME N POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 2017 Roster 5 Reed Aichholz QB Fr. 6-5 225 Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill 2 C.J. Amill RB Jr. 5-9 185 Youngstown, Ohio/Cardinal Mooney Breakdown 20 Izaiah Avent DB Jr. 5-11 190 Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty BY CLASS 70 Gavin Barclay OL Fr. 6-5 295 York, Pa./York Surburban Seniors: 22 97 Ryan Barnett DL So. 6-3 250 Chatham, N.J./Chatham Juniors: 24 19 Jacob Bissell K Jr. 6-1 205 Allentown, Pa./Parkland Sophomores: 22 91 Beau Bosch DL Sr. 6-5 240 New Paris, Pa./Chestnut Ridge Freshmen: 20 65 Colin Bradley OL So. 6-5 285 Bryn Mawr, Pa./Radnor 98 Demetrius Breedlove DL So. 6-2 275 Rochester, N.Y./McQuaid Jesuit BY LETTERWINNERS 30 DeSean Brown RB Sr. 6-1 195 Naperville, Ill./Naperville North Seniors: 17 33 Brandon Bryant LB Sr. 5-11 225 Cherry Hill, N.J./Cherry Hill East Juniors: 14 60 John Burk OL Fr. 6-4 315 Lake Hiawatha, N.J./Parsippany Sophomores: 12 8 Kaizer Butler DB Jr. 6-1 200 Chatsworth, Calif./Sierra Canyon BY POSITION: 1 Joey Chenoweth WR Jr. 5-11 165 San Pedro, Calif./St. John Bosco QB: 8 34 Andrew Chuma DL Jr. 6-3 245 Ridgefield, Conn./Ridgefield/Suffield Academy TB: 7 36 J.J. Conn LB Sr. 6-2 215 Pittsburgh, Pa./Upper Saint Clair FB: 1 45 Trent Crossan DB Jr. 5-9 180 Shoreham, N.Y./Sachem North/Suffield Academy WR: 9 12 Josh Davis QB Sr. 6-2 200 San Juan Capistrano, Calif./St. Margaret’s TE: 5 54 Ryan Dickens LB Fr. 6-2 210 Hazlet, N.J./Raritan OL: 14 55 Troy Dixon LB Jr. 6-2 210 Los Angeles, Calif./Loyola DL: 11 66 Mike Donnelly OL Sr. 6-4 290 New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan LB: 12 27 Mike Dunn RB So. 6-1 205 Yarmouthport, Mass./Dennis-Yarmouth Regional/ DB: 15 Cheshire Academy K/P: 4 92 Keith Earle DL So. 6-2 260 North Wales, Pa./North Penn LS: 2 44 Will Eisler FB/TE Jr. 6-2 245 Scarsdale, N.Y./Scarsdale 81 Angus Evans TE Jr. 6-5 280 Verona, N.Y./Rome Free Academy/Bridgton Aca. FRED M. KIRBY II ’42 74 Trey Fallon OL Fr. 6-4 300 Falmouth, Maine/Falmouth HEAD FOOTBALL COACH 18 Nick Franzese WR Sr. 6-1 185 Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge John Garrett (Princeton ’88, 1st season) 9 Tony Giudice DL Jr. 6-2 275 Monroe Twp., N.J./Avon Old Farms/Syracuse Univ. (Offensive Coordinator) 25 Chris Granjean WR Jr. 5-8 170 Windermere, Fla./Windermere Prep 73 Logan Grieser OL Jr. 6-3 310 Arlington, Ohio/Arlington OFFENSIVE STAFF 96 Stewart Hackleman LS/DL So. 6-3 240 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Pine Crest Gordon Sammis (OL) 63 Taron Hampton OL Fr. 6-3 305 Palmyra, N.J./St. Joseph’s Prep David Girardi (QB) 52 Rob Hinchen LB Sr. 6-2 225 Saddle River, N.J./Northern Highlands Gunnard Twyner (WR) 31 Kevin Hutchinson LB So. 6-1 190 St. Marys, Ga./Camden County Josh Zidenberg (RB) 10 Tymir Jones DB Sr. 6-3 190 Hershey, Pa./Milton Hershey Christian Pace (TE) 42 Major Jordan LB Fr. 6-1 205 Frackville, Pa./North Schuylkill 7 Tre Jordan DB So. 6-1 195 Easton, Pa./Notre Dame DEFENSIVE STAFF 64 Tanner Kern OL Jr. 6-3 315 Middletown, Conn./Xavier Luke Thompson 38 Jeffrey Kordenbrock K/P Fr. 5-10 160 Glenelg, Md./Calvert Hall (Defensive Coordinator/LB) 90 Andy Labudev DL Sr. 6-3 270 Cresskill, N.J./Cresskill Doug McFadden (DB) 59 Jack Lamb LB So. 6-1 220 Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East Justin Hinds (DL) 15 Mike Lewis QB Jr. 6-1 215 Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra Nick Lezynski (LB) 82 Jake Liedtka WR So. 6-2 175 Hamilton, N.J./Notre Dame SPECIAL TEAMS Marc Nudelberg (Recruiting/Special Teams Coordinator)

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS John Menegakis

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NO.AME N POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 56 Dante Lonardo DL Jr. 6-3 255 Bethlehem, Pa./Bethlehem Catholic 75 Jake Marotti OL So. 6-6 285 Baden, Pa./Ambridge 11 Austin McCrum QB So. 6-4 225 Saco, Maine/Thornton Academy 29 Rajhan Meriwether RB Sr. 5-11 190 Chandler, Ariz./Basha 13 Blake Meyer QB So. 6-3 220 Westminster, Calif./Ocean View 24 Eric Mitchell DB So. 5-10 185 Martinsburg, W. Va./Martinsburg/Salisbury 83 Ryan Monteyne TE/FB So. 6-2 225 Wayne, N.J./Wayne Valley 47 Tom Moore DB So. 6-1 180 Fairfield, Conn./Fairfield Prep 17 Matt Mrazek WR Sr. 6-4 215 La Grange, Ill./Lyons Township 41 Mike Murdock DB Fr. 5-10 195 Rumson, N.J./Rumson Fair-Haven 72 Dylan Murphy OL So. 6-5 295 Hilliard, Ohio/Bishop Watterson 16 Brycen Mussina QB Fr. 6-4 185 Montoursville, Pa./Montoursville 14 Cole Northrup QB Fr. 6-1 200 St. Augustine, Fla./St. Augustine 10 Sean O’Malley QB Fr. 6-2 200 Beverly Hills, Calif./Loyola 6 Rocco Palumbo WR Sr. 6-3 195 Highlands Ranch, Colo./Mountain Vista 22 Phillip Parham DB Sr. 5-10 180 Lincoln Park, Mich./Cass Technical 84 Nick Pearson WR So. 5-9 165 Mason, Ohio/Mason 3 Jerry Powe LB Jr. 6-1 210 Gurnee, Ill./Warren Township 71 Austin Pyne OL Fr. 6-4 290 Milford, Mass./Cushing Academy/Lawrence Aca. 93 Lavel Ramsey DL Jr. 6-5 275 Plano, Texas/Plano West 78 Collin Raysor OL Sr. 6-7 305 Coatesville, Pa./Coatesville 88 Liam Reedy TE Jr. 6-4 220 Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing 80 Quinn Revere WR Fr. 6-1 185 McKinney, Texas/McKinney Christian Academy 58 Ollis Robinson LB Jr. 5-10 210 Stone Mountain, Ga./Wesleyan 43 Michael Root LB Sr. 6-1 230 New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan 46 Jacob Rose LB Jr. 6-1 215 Norcross, Ga./Greater Atlanta Christian 94 Matt Rothrock DL Sr. 6-2 280 Sinking Spring, Pa./Wilson 23 Clay Rush DB Jr. 5-11 185 Philadelphia, Pa./Northeast 48 Michael Shiffert LS Sr. 6-1 240 Nazareth, Pa./Blair Academy 21 Parish Simmons DB Sr. 5-11 180 Nazareth, Pa./Nazareth/Avon Old Farms 37 Selwyn Simpson RB Fr. 6-2 205 Phoenixville, Pa./Spring-Ford 79 Cam Smith OL Sr. 6-5 300 Medway, Mass./Medway 26 Dmitry Smith DB So. 6-1 185 Bradenton, Fla./Southeast/Wyoming Seminary 85 Julian Spigner WR So. 6-3 195 Easton, Pa./Bethlehem Catholic 87 Jake Taggart TE Fr. 6-4 215 Bath, N.Y./Haverling 4 Yasir Thomas DB So. 5-11 205 Paterson, N.J./Passaic Tech 40 Colin Thorne DB So. 6-1 185 Cheshire, Conn./Cheshire/Suffield Academy 38 Otis Thrasher DB Fr. 6-2 175 Atlanta, Ga./Luella/Wyoming Seminary 11 Michael Turk P Fr. 6-1 215 Dallas, Texas/Ridge Point 39 Samuel Vale P/K Sr. 5-10 195 South Abington Township, Pa./Abington Heights 89 Dylan Wadsworth TE Sr. 6-3 245 Greenwich, Conn./Brunswick School 28 J.J. Younger RB Fr. 5-8 170 Pittsburgh, Pa./Central Catholic 62 Kevin Zataveski OL Jr. 6-4 290 Delran, N.J./Delran

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 47 2017 Preseason Numerical Roster

NO.AME N POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 2017 Roster 1 Joey Chenoweth WR Jr. 5-11 165 San Pedro, Calif./St. John Bosco 2 C.J. Amill RB Jr. 5-9 185 Youngstown, Ohio/Cardinal Mooney Breakdown 3 Jerry Powe LB Jr. 6-1 210 Gurnee, Ill./Warren Township BY MAJOR: 4 Yasir Thomas DB So. 5-11 205 Paterson, N.J./Passaic Tech Economics: 46 5 Reed Aichholz QB Fr. 6-5 225 Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill Undeclared: 9 6 Rocco Palumbo WR Sr. 6-3 195 Highlands Ranch, Colo./Mountain Vista Government & Law: 8 7 Tre Jordan DB So. 6-1 195 Easton, Pa./Notre Dame Mechanical Engineering: 6 8 Kaizer Butler DB Jr. 6-1 200 Chatsworth, Calif./Sierra Canyon Anthropology & Sociology: 3 9 Tony Giudice DL Jr. 6-2 275 Monroe Twp, N.J./Avon Old Farms/Syracuse Univ. Engineering: 3 10 Tymir Jones DB Sr. 6-3 190 Hershey, Pa./Milton Hershey Biology: 2 10 Sean O’Malley QB Fr. 6-2 200 Beverly Hills, Calif./Loyola Electrical/Computer Engineering: 2 11 Austin McCrum QB So. 6-4 225 Saco, Maine/Thornton Academy Film & Media Studies: 2 11 Michael Turk P Fr. 6-1 215 Dallas, Texas/Ridge Point Neuroscience: 2 12 Josh Davis QB Sr. 6-2 200 San Juan Capistrano, Calif./St. Margaret’s Policy Studies: 2 13 Blake Meyer QB So. 6-3 220 Westminster, Calif./Ocean View Psychology: 2 14 Cole Northrup QB Fr. 6-1 200 St. Augustine, Fla./St. Augustine Chemistry: 1 15 Mike Lewis QB Jr. 6-1 215 Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra Civil Engineering: 1 16 Brycen Mussina QB Fr. 6-4 185 Montoursville, Pa./Montoursville English: 1 17 Matt Mrazek WR Sr. 6-4 215 La Grange, Ill./Lyons Township History: 1 18 Nick Franzese WR Sr. 6-1 185 Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge International Affairs: 1 19 Jacob Bissell K Jr. 6-1 205 Allentown, Pa./Parkland Mathematics-Economics: 1 20 Izaiah Avent DB Jr. 5-11 190 Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty Philosophy: 1 21 Parish Simmons DB Sr. 5-11 180 Nazareth, Pa./Nazareth/Avon Old Farms Physics: 1 22 Phillip Parham DB Sr. 5-10 180 Lincoln Park, Mich./Cass Technical Religion: 1 23 Clay Rush DB Jr. 5-11 185 Philadelphia, Pa./Northeast Spanish: 1 24 Eric Mitchell DB So. 5-10 185 Martinsburg, W. Va./Martinsburg/Salisbury 25 Chris Granjean WR Jr. 5-8 170 Windermere, Fla./Windermere Prep 26 Dmitry Smith DB So. 6-1 185 Bradenton, Fla./Southeast/Wyoming Seminary FRED M. KIRBY II ’42 27 Mike Dunn RB So. 6-1 205 Yarmouthport, Mass./Dennis-Yarmouth Regional/ HEAD FOOTBALL COACH Cheshire Academy John Garrett (Princeton ’88, 1st season) 28 J.J. Younger RB Fr. 5-8 170 Pittsburgh, Pa./Central Catholic (Offensive Coordinator) 29 Rajhan Meriwether RB Sr. 5-11 190 Chandler, Ariz./Basha OFFENSIVE STAFF 30 DeSean Brown RB Sr. 6-1 195 Naperville, Ill./Naperville North Gordon Sammis (OL) 31 Kevin Hutchinson LB So. 6-1 190 St. Marys, Ga./Camden County David Girardi (QB) 32 Otis Thrasher DB Fr. 6-2 175 Atlanta, Ga./Luella/Wyoming Seminary 33 Brandon Bryant LB Sr. 5-11 225 Cherry Hill, N.J./Cherry Hill East Gunnard Twyner (WR) 34 Andrew Chuma DL Jr. 6-3 245 Ridgefield, Conn./Ridgefield/Suffield Academy Josh Zidenberg (RB) 36 J.J. Conn LB Sr. 6-2 215 Pittsburgh, Pa./Upper Saint Clair Christian Pace (TE) 37 Selwyn Simpson RB Fr. 6-2 205 Phoenixville, Pa./Spring-Ford DEFENSIVE STAFF 38 Jeffrey Kordenbrock K/P Fr. 5-10 160 Glenelg, Md./Calvert Hall Luke Thompson 39 Samuel Vale P/K Sr. 5-10 195 South Abington Township, Pa./Abington Heights (Defensive Coordinator/LB) 40 Colin Thorne DB So. 6-1 185 Cheshire, Conn./Cheshire/Suffield Academy Doug McFadden (DB) 41 Mike Murdock DB Fr. 5-10 195 Rumson, N.J./Rumson Fair-Haven Justin Hinds (DL) Nick Lezynski (LB) SPECIAL TEAMS Marc Nudelberg (Recruiting/Special Teams Coordinator)

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS John Menegakis

48 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL NO.AME N POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 42 Major Jordan LB Fr. 6-1 205 Frackville, Pa./North Schuylkill 43 Michael Root LB Sr. 6-1 230 New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan 44 Will Eisler FB/TE Jr. 6-2 245 Scarsdale, N.Y./Scarsdale 45 Trent Crossan DB Jr. 5-9 180 Shoreham, N.Y./Sachem North/Suffield Academy 46 Jacob Rose LB Jr. 6-1 215 Norcross, Ga./Greater Atlanta Christian 47 Tom Moore DB So. 6-1 180 Fairfield, Conn./Fairfield Prep 48 Michael Shiffert LS Sr. 6-1 240 Nazareth, Pa./Blair Academy 52 Rob Hinchen LB Sr. 6-2 225 Saddle River, N.J./Northern Highlands 54 Ryan Dickens LB Fr. 6-2 210 Hazlet, N.J./Raritan 55 Troy Dixon LB Jr. 6-2 210 Los Angeles, Calif./Loyola 56 Dante Lonardo DL Jr. 6-3 255 Bethlehem, Pa./Bethlehem Catholic 58 Ollis Robinson LB Jr. 5-10 210 Stone Mountain, Ga./Wesleyan 59 Jack Lamb LB So. 6-1 220 Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East 60 John Burk OL Fr. 6-4 315 Lake Hiawatha, N.J./Parsippany 62 Kevin Zataveski OL Jr. 6-4 290 Delran, N.J./Delran 63 Taron Hampton OL Fr. 6-3 305 Palmyra, N.J./St. Joseph’s Prep 64 Tanner Kern OL Jr. 6-3 315 Middletown, Conn./Xavier 65 Colin Bradley OL So. 6-5 285 Bryn Mawr, Pa./Radnor 66 Mike Donnelly OL Sr. 6-4 290 New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan 70 Gavin Barclay OL Fr. 6-5 295 York, Pa./York Surburban 71 Austin Pyne OL Fr. 6-4 290 Milford, Mass./Cushing Academy/Lawrence Aca. 72 Dylan Murphy OL So. 6-5 295 Hilliard, Ohio/Bishop Watterson 73 Logan Grieser OL Jr. 6-3 310 Arlington, Ohio/Arlington 74 Trey Fallon OL Fr. 6-4 300 Falmouth, Maine/Falmouth 75 Jake Marotti OL So. 6-6 285 Baden, Pa./Ambridge 78 Collin Raysor OL Sr. 6-7 305 Coatesville, Pa./Coatesville 79 Cam Smith OL Sr. 6-5 300 Medway, Mass./Medway 81 Angus Evans TE Jr. 6-5 280 Verona, N.Y./Rome Free Academy/Bridgton Aca. 82 Jake Liedtka WR So. 6-2 175 Hamilton, N.J./Notre Dame 83 Ryan Monteyne TE/FB So. 6-2 225 Wayne, N.J./Wayne Valley 84 Nick Pearson WR So. 5-9 165 Mason, Ohio/Mason 85 Julian Spigner WR So. 6-3 195 Easton, Pa./Bethlehem Catholic 86 Quinn Revere WR Fr. 6-1 185 McKinney, Texas/McKinney Christian Academy 87 Jake Taggart TE Fr. 6-4 215 Bath, N.Y./Haverling 88 Liam Reedy TE Jr. 6-4 210 Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing 89 Dylan Wadsworth TE Sr. 6-3 245 Greenwich, Conn./Brunswick School 90 Andy Labudev DL Sr. 6-3 270 Cresskill, N.J./Cresskill 91 Beau Bosch DL Sr. 6-5 240 New Paris, Pa./Chestnut Ridge 92 Keith Earle DL So. 6-2 260 North Wales, Pa./North Penn 93 Lavel Ramsey DL Jr. 6-5 275 Plano, Texas/Plano West 94 Matt Rothrock DL Sr. 6-2 280 Sinking Spring, Pa./Wilson 96 Stewart Hackleman LS/DL So. 6-3 240 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Pine Crest 97 Ryan Barnett DL So. 6-3 250 Chatham, N.J./Chatham 98 Demetrius Breedlove DL So. 6-2 275 Rochester, N.Y./McQuaid Jesuit

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 49 2017 Preseason Short Roster No. Name Pos. No. Name Pos. No. Name Pos. 1 Joey Chenoweth WR 28 J.J. Younger RB 64 Tanner Kern OL 2 C.J. Amill RB 29 Rajhan Meriwether RB 65 Colin Bradley OL 3 Jerry Powe LB 30 DeSean Brown RB 66 Mike Donnelly OL 4 Yasir Thomas DB 31 Kevin Hutchinson LB 70 Gavin Barclay OL 5 Reed Aichholz QB 32 Otis Thrasher DB 71 Austin Pyne OL 6 Rocco Palumbo WR 33 Brandon Bryant LB 72 Dylan Murphy OL 7 Tre Jordan DB 34 Andrew Chuma DL 73 Logan Grieser OL 8 Kaizer Butler DB 36 J.J. Conn LB 74 Trey Fallon OL 9 Tony Giudice DL 38 Jeffrey Kordenbrock K/P 75 Jake Marotti OL 10 Tymir Jones DB 37 Selwyn Simpson RB 78 Collin Raysor OL 10 Sean O’Malley QB 39 Samuel Vale P/K 79 Cam Smith OL 11 Austin McCrum QB 40 Colin Thorne DB 81 Angus Evans TE 11 Michael Turk P 41 Mike Murdock DB 82 Jake Liedtka WR 12 Josh Davis QB 42 Major Jordan LB 83 Ryan Monteyne TE/FB 13 Blake Meyer QB 43 Michael Root LB 84 Nick Pearson WR 14 Cole Northrup QB 44 Will Eisler FB/TE 85 Julian Spigner WR 15 Mike Lewis QB 45 Trent Crossan DB 86 Quinn Revere WR 16 Brycen Mussina QB 46 Jacob Rose LB 87 Jake Taggart TE 17 Matt Mrazek WR 47 Tom Moore DB 88 Liam Reedy TE 18 Nick Franzese WR 48 Michael Shiffert LS 89 Dylan Wadsworth TE 19 Jacob Bissell K 52 Rob Hinchen LB 90 Andy Labudev DL 20 Izaiah Avent DB 54 Ryan Dickens LB 91 Beau Bosch DL 21 Parish Simmons DB 55 Troy Dixon LB 92 Keith Earle DL 22 Phillip Parham DB 56 Dante Lonardo DL 93 Lavel Ramsey DL 23 Clay Rush DB 58 Ollis Robinson LB 94 Matt Rothrock DL 24 Eric Mitchell DB 59 Jack Lamb LB 96 Stewart Hackleman LS/DL 25 Chris Granjean WR 60 John Burk OL 97 Ryan Barnett DL 26 Dmitry Smith DB 62 Kevin Zataveski OL 98 Demetrius Breedlove DL 27 Mike Dunn RB 63 Taron Hampton OL

Pronunciation Guide 2017 GEOGRAPHICAL ROSTER BREAKDOWN Reed Aiccholz IKE-holts C.J. Amill uh-MEAL 2 Izaiah Avent uh-VENT

Gavin Barclay BARK-lee 5 3 1 Nick Franzese fran-ZEESE 7 Tony Giudice juh-DEECE 25 14 5 Taron Hampton tuh-RON 3 1 2 1 1 Andy Labudev LAW-buh-dev 6 Jake Liedtka LID-kuh Rajhan Meriwether ruh-JOHN 1 Ryan Monteyne mahn-TANE 4 Matt Mrazek muh-RAZZ-ick 3 Phillip Parham PAR-ham 3 Collin Raysor RAY-zer Kevin Zataveski zat-uh-VESS-kee Pennsylvania-25 Ohio-5 Maine-2 Michigan-1 New Jersey-14 Georgia-4 Virginia-2 Texas-1 Josh Zidenberg ZY-den-berg Connecticut-7 Florida-3 Arizona-1 West Virginia-1 California-6 Illinois-3 Colorado-1 New York-5 Massachusetts-3 Maryland-1 50 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Michigan-1 Texas-1 West Virginia-1 THE COACHING STAFF Fred M. Kirby II ’42 Head Football Coach John Garrett

Bringing more current Nebraska head man Mike Riley, a bachelor’s degree in history in 1988. than 25 years of when OSU averaged nearly 26 points per In 1992, he made the move to the NFL coaching experience game and put up 35 in a signature win ranks as a personnel assistant, college in the collegiate and against a top-10 Arizona State team. scout and coaches’ assistant for the professional ranks, His most recent NFL coaching Buccaneers, a position he held through John Garrett was assignment was in 2013 as the wide 1994. named the Fred M. receivers coach with the Tampa Bay In 1995, he was named the offensive Kirby II ’42 Head Buccaneers. He was also on the staff for assistant/wide receivers coach with the Football Coach at the Dallas Cowboys from 2007-12 where Bengals, staying with the team through Lafayette College on Dec. 21, 2016. his brother, Jason, is the head coach. the 1998 season. Garrett was the Arizona During the 2016 season, Garrett Garrett was the Cowboys’ tight ends Cardinals’ quarterbacks coach for the was the offensive coordinator and coach for six years and the passing game 1999 and 2000 campaigns before quarterbacks coach at the University of coordinator for the final two seasons. returning to the Bengals as an offensive Richmond which posted a 10-4 record Garrett’s coaching in the professional assistant coach in 2001, tight ends coach and advanced to the NCAA FCS Playoff ranks followed a playing career in the in 2002 and a scout in 2003. quarterfinals under Danny Rocco. NFL. He was a member of the practice He re-joined the college ranks in Richmond averaged 28.6 points and 410 squad and active roster for the Cincinnati 2004, where for three years he was the yards of total offense per game, both Bengals in 1989, and on the practice University of Virginia’s wide receivers second-best in the 12-team Colonial squad for the Buffalo Bills in 1991. coach and in 2006 added the title of Athletic Association. Garrett’s pro-style Garrett also spent training camp with the assistant head coach for offense. The passing offense led the CAA with 271.5 Cowboys in 1988 and with the Bengals next season he moved to the Cowboys yards per game. in 1990. organization. Garrett spent the 2015 season as a Garrett was born in Danville, Pa., Garrett’s father, Jim, spent 38 years in quality control specialist for the offense attended high school in Cleveland and the NFL as a scout and assistant coach. at the University of Florida and served as lived part of his early years in Monmouth His brother, Judd, is the current Director the offensive coordinator at Oregon State Beach, N.J. He began his coaching career of Pro Scouting for the Cowboys. John University during the 2014 season. While in 1990 as a volunteer at his alma mater, and his wife, Honor, have four children at Oregon State, Garrett coached under Princeton University, where he earned (John Jr., Honor, Olivia and Caroline).

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2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 53 Gordon Sammis Offensive Line

Gordon Sammis is in his first season as the offensive line coach on John Garrett’s staff. Sammis spent the last two seasons as the offensive line coach at Virginia Military Institute (VMI) in Lexington, Va. He was responsible for the running game and pass protection plans for a tempo run-pass option offense. From year one to year two of his VMI tenure, the offensive line cut its number of sacks allowed by seven. Prior to VMI, Sammis spent time as the tight ends coach and offensive line coach at Columbia University from 2012-14. He served as the program’s recruiting coordinator all three seasons, navigating the recruiting waters at an school with the conference’s highly selective academic index. Sammis returned to his alma mater as A 2007 University of Virginia graduate, a graduate assistant coach from 2010-12, Sammis graduated with a degree in earning his Master’s Degree in Education Government after a playing career as an in 2012. He worked as offensive line offensive guard that spanned from 2003- assistant for three seasons and as the tight 07. Sammis competed under Garrett, who ends coach his last two. was the wide receivers coach from 2004- Sammis is a native of Flemington, N.J. 06 and added the title of assistant head where he attended Immaculata High coach for offense in his final season before School. joining the Dallas Cowboys’ staff.

54 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL David Girardi Quarterbacks

David Girardi begins his first season as the quarterbacks coach on John Garrett’s offensive staff. Girardi spent the last three seasons on the Northwestern University football staff, working both as a graduate assistant on the defensive side of the ball and as an offensive quality control assistant. While there, he earned his Master’s Degree in Sports Administration. Prior to his time with the Big 10 program, Girardi worked two seasons as a graduate assistant at in Greensburg, Pa. where he earned his MBA in 2013. Girardi, a native of St. Petersburg, Fla., spent his undergraduate career as the quarterback at Geneva College in Beaver Falls, Pa. from 2008-10. He earned three All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference honors as a quarterback to go along with a pair of National Christian College Athletic Association All-America nods. Girardi threw for more than 6,000 yards and 37 touchdowns and holds the single season and career records for completion percentage at Geneva. Girardi also punted for the Torandoes, earning All-PAC and All-NCCAA recognition at that position in 2010.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 55 Gunnard In his junior season of 1994, Twyner High School from 2003-05 and as Twyner was named Honorable Mention All- a volunteer offensive coordinator at Wide Receivers America. He ranks third in career Churchill High School in Potomac, Md. receptions (144) and receiving yards from 2005-06. Gunnard Twyner is in (2,243) at Western Illinois where his In 2006-07, he garnered his first head his first season as the records of four touchdown receptions in coaching assignment at John F. Kennedy wide receivers coach a game and 33 consecutive games with a High School in Silver Spring, Md. Taking on John Garrett’s catch still stand. Twyner also ranks sixth over a program that had not won a game coaching staff. Twyner all-time with 14 touchdown catches and in four seasons, Twyner turned the 2006 played with three different teams in the ninth with an average of 15.6 yards per squad into a 10-2 team that advanced to NFL and has previous collegiate coaching catch. Twyner is listed in four different the second round of the Class 3A state experience at Western Illinois University season top-10 receiving categories as well. playoffs. He was named the Maryland and Dodge City Community College. Following his graduation, Twyner Coach of the Year, and the following After completing his playing career, he played in the NFL from 1996-99, season JFK went 9-3 and again advanced was a successful coach at the high school initially signing as a free agent with to the playoffs. and collegiate levels and also added NFL the Cincinnati Bengals for the 1997 In the summer of 2009, Twyner coaching internships. season when Garrett was the team’s participated in the NFL’s Minority Twyner was the wide receivers coach wide receivers coach. He played with the Coaching Internship, working as an from 2013-16 at Dodge City Community New Orleans Saints from 1997-99 and assistant quarterbacks coach with the College in Dodge City, Kan. where the attended the Jacksonville Jaguars training Indianapolis Colts under quarterback team is coming off a 2016 season in camp in 2000. coach Frank Reich. He had a similar which it finished 15th in the final national Twyner also played five seasons in experience with the Tampa Bay poll. From 2010-13, Twyner was the wide the Arena Football League. During his Buccaneers in the summer of 2013 as an receivers coach at his alma mater, Western rookie year with Tampa Bay in 2001, assistant wide receivers coach. Illinois University. During his coaching he set an AFL rookie season record A native of Davenport, Iowa, Twyner tenure in Macomb, Ill., one of Twyner’s for touchdown receptions as the team has two daughters, Kelise and Maleah. receivers earned All-Missouri Valley advanced to the second round of the Football Conference First-Team honors playoffs. He also played with Buffalo each season. and Columbus before concluding his Twyner and his two all-conference professional playing career in 2004. receivers, Lito Senatus and Terriun His coaching career began while he Crump, hold down the second, third, and was still playing professional football, as fourth spots all-time in receiving yards Twyner was the wide receivers coach at at Western Illinois where Twyner was Estero (Fla.) High School from 2002- an All-Gateway Conference First-Team 03. A move to Maryland continued his selection from 1993-95 before graduating coaching journey, serving as a volunteer in 1996 with a degree in Graphic Design. wide receivers coach at Seneca Valley

56 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Josh Zidenberg Running Backs

Josh Zidenberg is in his first season as the running backs coach on John Garrett’s coaching staff. He is coming off a two-season stint on the football staff at Virginia Military Institute where he was the safeties coach and the co-coordinator for special teams. The Poquoson, Va. native also spent one season (2014) as a graduate assistant at Connecticut, working primarily with the linebackers. He broke into collegiate coaching at his alma mater, Virginia, working his graduation, he worked as a player following his junior year of 2006 and three seasons (2009-11) as a graduate personnel assistant with the Miami the John Polzer Award, for ability, assistant while completing his Master Dolphins from 2008-09. sportsmanship and character, in 2007. of Education Degree in Administration Zidenberg joined the Virginia Zidenberg, a fullback, was the starting and Supervision 2011. That followed a program as a walk-on, but was later kick-off returner his senior season of four-year undergraduate playing career awarded a football scholarship. He 2007 and led the team in average yards at UVA where he secured his bachelor’s earned the George Welsh Award, as per return. degree in English in 2008. Following most outstanding special teams player,

Christian Pace Tight Ends

Christian Pace takes over as the running backs coach on John Garrett’s coaching staff. Pace comes to Lafayette fresh off a two-year coaching stint at the University of Florida. A native of Avon Lake, Ohio, Pace coached the tight ends in 2016 and the offensive line in 2015 as a graduate assistant coach on Jim McElwain’s staff in Gainesville, Fla. The Gators won the SEC East Division in 2015 and 2016, making appearances in the 2016 Buffalo Wild Press First-Team All-Americans, David from Michigan with a bachelor’s degree Wings Bowl and the 2017 Outback Bowl. Molk and Taylor Lewan (currently in Movement Science in 2014 and is Pace played football at the University with the Tennessee Titans) and Denver nearing completion of a master’s degree of Michigan, but injuries kept him off Broncos’ third-round pick Michael in sport management from Florida. the field. He stayed with the program as Schofield. During his time in Ann Arbor, a student assistant coach on the offensive Mich., the Wolverines advanced to the line (2011-13) and with the running 2012 Sugar Bowl, 2013 Outback Bowl backs (2014). Pace coached current Green and the 2013 Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl. Bay Packers fullback Joe Kerridge and Pace, whose brother is the tight ends aided in the development of Associated coach at Fordham University, graduated

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 57 Luke Thompson Defensive Coordinator/ Linebackers

Luke Thompson, who has nearly 20 years of coaching at the collegiate level, takes over as the defensive coordinator under first-year head coach John Garrett. Thompson spent the last three seasons as the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Georgetown, overseeing a 2016 team that finished first in the Patriot League in scoring defense (23.3 ppg) and red-zone defense and second in turnovers gained and third- Thompson coached outside linebackers line and tight ends coach at Bowdoin down defense. During his tenure, he at Harvard during the 2004 and 2005 College in Brunswick, Maine. mentored defensive end Alec May who led seasons, helping guide the Crimson to an A 1998 graduate of Assumption the nation in sacks in 2014 and defensive Ivy League title in 2004. That season the College in Worcester, Mass. Thompson back Ettian Scott who led the nation in defense limited its final six opponents to earned his bachelor’s degree in Foreign passes defended in 2015. 14 points or fewer and surrendered just Affairs and Economics. He and his wife, For the 2012 and 2013 seasons, one touchdown in the final three games. Kristin, have two children, Madelyn and Thompson was the special teams He served as an assistant coach at Luke. coordinator and an offensive assistant Amherst College from 2002-03, coaching coach at Army. In 2012, he coached the the linebackers while coordinating video fullbacks for an offense that finished operations. He also spent 1999-00 as an first in the FBS in rushing offense. That assistant coach and recruiting coordinator followed his first stint at Georgetown at Holy Cross in his hometown of (2006-12) where he spent time as the Worcester, Mass. Thompson began his special teams coordinator and linebackers coaching career in 1998 as the offensive coach.

58 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Doug McFadden his rookie season. McFadden, who took Ellis was one of just two sophomores in Defensive Backs over as special teams coordinator in 2013, the conference to earn recognition on managed the kick (22.4) and punt (15.1) defense. Ellis was third on the team in Doug McFadden return units which led the league in 2014. tackles that season and was fourth in begins his ninth season In 2013, the kick return unit was 2010. on the Lafayette exceptional as Smalley and Ross Prior to coming to Lafayette, coaching staff and first Scheuerman ’15 combined to finish McFadden served as assistant head under new head coach fourth in the nation, averaging 25 yards coach from 2005-09 at Fort Hays State John Garrett. He spent per kick return. Individually, Smalley University in Kansas, working as the 2014-16 as the special teams coordinator was eighth in the nation, bringing back secondary coach and special teams’ in addition to his duties coaching the kicks an average of 29.6 yards and was coordinator. secondary. third in the nation with two runbacks A native of Columbia, S.C., he arrived As McFadden enters the 2017 season, for touchdowns on his way to All-Patriot at the Tiger football program after he will turn his focus solely to the League First-Team honors as a return serving as the special teams’ coordinator defensive backfield where six players who specialist. The team’s kicker, Ryan Gralish and secondary coach for two years at spent time in the starting lineup return, ’16, made 82 percent of his field goals and South Dakota State University. While at led by senior cornerback Phillip Parham. was an All-Patriot League Second-Team Langston University in 2002, McFadden Parham was one of just two players in honoree. was the defensive coordinator and the secondary who started every game in Smalley was also a key element in the secondary coach. He served in the same 2016 and will lead a young, but talented secondary, garnering First-Team honors at capacity at Hutchinson Community corps. cornerback while Roberts secured second- College in 2001 and was secondary coach In 2016, McFadden had to replace team laurels. The secondary enjoyed a for the Blue Dragons from 1999 to 2000. Matt Smalley ’16, a four-time All-Patriot solid season despite losing two projected A four-year letterwinner at Southwest League cornerback/return specialist who starters to injury. Baptist University in Bolivar, Mo., signed with the N.Y. Giants. In 2012, the Lafayette secondary was the former cornerback was an NCAA In 2014, McFadden got an early start productive, intercepting 22 passes (second Division II All-Star in 1999 and an to the season, participating in a summer- most in the nation). Darius Safford ’13, All-MIAA selection in 1998. In 2000, long minority coaching internship with Kyni Scott ’13 and Roberts accrued All- he played professionally for the Wichita the . Patriot League laurels. Warlords of the Indoor Football League. When the collegiate season rolled In 2011, the secondary was one of the McFadden earned his bachelor’s around, the Lafayette secondary proved top units in the Patriot League led by degree in Organization Management and to be the strength of the defense, as three-time All-League selection Brandon Leadership from Friends University in Smalley and strong safety Jared Roberts Ellis ’12. 2001. ’16 collected All-Patriot League First- McFadden coached Ellis to First-Team He is married to the former Susan Team honors. Parham also emerged at honors in 2010 after earning Second- Cochran and the couple has three cornerback, starting the final six games of Team honors the year prior. That year, daughters, Olivia, Gabrielle and Payton.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 59 Justin Hinds Defensive Line

Justin Hinds is in his first season as the defensive line coach on John Garrett’s coaching staff.

Hinds is coming off a one-season stint as the defensive line coach and academic coordinator at Valdosta State University in Valdosta, Ga. He helped lead the program to an 8-3 mark and a berth into the in 2016 NCAA Division II playoffs. Prior to Valdosta state, Hinds was a defensive line graduate assistant coach at the University of Florida for the 2015 season and at Mississippi State University in 2014. During his time in the SEC, an All-American during his freshman He graduated from the Division III Hinds coached NFL Draft picks John season in 2015. school in 2009 after a four-year career Bullard (2nd round to Chicago Bears) Hinds’ longest coaching foray came at in which he played in 40 games at nose at Florida, along with Preston Smith Wagner College from 2011-13, when he guard and defensive end. The native of (2nd round to Washington Redskins) worked as the assistant outside linebacker Port Reading, N.J. earned his Bachelor and Chris Jones (2nd round to Kansas coach and defensive line coach, helping of Science degree in Accounting from City Chiefs) at Mississippi State. Alex guide the FCS school to a Northeast Rowan in 2009 and his MBA from McCalister (5th round to Philadelphia Conference Championship in 2012. Prior Wagner in 2013. Eagles) also benefited from Hinds’ to Wagner, he coached at Woodbridge tutelage while at Florida, and Hinds’ and Plainfield high schools in New Jersey. recruiting efforts also helped the Gators His coaching career began in 2009 acquire five-star defensive line recruit at his alma mater Rowan University CeCe Jefferson, who went on to become as the assistant defensive line coach.

60 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Nick Lezynski Linebackers

Nick Lezynski is in his first season as the linebackers coach on John Garrett’s Lafayette football staff. Lezynski spent the last three seasons as a graduate assistant coach at the University of Connecticut under Bob Diaco. For 2014 and 2015, he worked with the offense and special teams before moving to the defensive side of the ball during the 2016 season. Prior to UConn, he was the assistant secondary coach at Holy Cross from 2012-13. Lezynski is a 2011 graduate of the where he was a letterwinner and four-year member of the football program which played in the 2008 Hawaii Bowl, 2010 Sun Bowl and the 2011 Champs Sports Bowl. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Notre Dame and expects to complete his master’s degree in Educational Psychology from Connecticut in 2017. A native of Newtown, Pa., Lezynski is married to his wife, Jessica, and the couple has a daughter, Sloane.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 61 Marc Nudelberg Recruiting/Special Teams Coordinator

Marc Nudelberg begins his first season as the Recruiting and Special Teams Coordinator. Nudelberg spent the last season as the special teams coordinator and running backs coach at the University of Nevada under Brian Polian. That followed a one-year stint as the special teams quality control coach at the University of Florida under Jim McElwain when John Garrett was on staff there. Nudelberg oversaw the development of Johnny Townsend who was a Ray Guy Award (nation’s top punter) semifinalist. Before his time in Gainesville, mater, Florida State, working with head communication between the head coach Nudelberg spent two seasons on the coaches Jimbo Fisher and Bobby Bowden. and the offensive staff. Nudelberg also University of Cincinnati coaching staff He spent time as an offensive and special served as a student equipment manager as a tight ends and special teams coach in teams quality control coach from 2010- and assistant at Florida State from 2005- 2014, and an offensive graduate assistant 13, working with the specialists and 09. in 2013. Cincinnati managed 9-4 records running backs while assisting with the A native of Cooper City, Fla., in both of those seasons with trips to the scout special teams. He mentored a pair Nudelberg graduated from Florida State 2013 Belk Bowl and the 2014 Military of NFL specialists, punter Shawn Powell in 2009 with an Economics degree. Bowl. While there, he coached Andrew and kicker Dustin Hopkins, and the Nudelberg is married to his wife, Rachel, Gantz who was a semifinalist for the Lou Seminoles were the nation’s top-ranked and the couple has a son, Kai. Groza Award given to the nation’s top special teams unit in 2011. placekicker. From 2009-10, he worked with Nudelberg came to Cincinnati after the running backs and directly with eight seasons in multiple roles at his alma Bowden on game day, coordinating

62 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL John Menegakis Football Operations Donna Holden John Menegakis is Football Office Secretary in his second season as the Director of Football Operations. Menegakis was with the Lafayette football staff as a defensive assistant/video intern from Aug. 2015 through May 2016. Elaine He graduated from North Carolina. Nesbit State University in 2015 with a bachelor’s Football Office degree in sport management. While Secretary there, he served as a facilities and operations assistant in the N.C. State Athletic Department in 2014.

Cindy Walleisa Football Office Secretary

Brad Potts Asst. Director of Athletics at Wofford College in Spartanburg, S.C. for Peak Performance/ for one year. Head Strength & From March 2005 to August 2006, Conditioning Coach Potts spent time at the University of North Carolina and University of Brad Potts, who Georgia, working at both institutions served seven years as as an intern to the head strength and Director of Sports conditioning coach. Performance and head Potts is a 2005 graduate of Indiana strength coach, is in his fourth year as University of Pennsylvania (IUP), earning Assistant Director of Athletics for Peak his degree in Exercise Physiology. During Performance and Head Strength and his time at IUP, Potts earned Division II Conditioning Coach. All-America status at linebacker and was Potts, who was promoted in July 2014, selected to the all-conference and All- is charged with establishing a creative, Northeast Region teams. Potts went on realistic and holistic approach to student- to play for the Johnstown Riverhawks, a athlete well-being and performance professional Arena League football team. through performance training, nutrition, Potts received his master’s of science health and wellness. He coordinates the degree in Heath Science from IUP in areas of sports medicine, strength and 2006. He is certified through the USAW conditioning, mental performance and as a sports performance coach and is sports nutrition. Potts works with all of certified by the NSCA as a Strength and Lafayette’s 23 Division I athletic teams, Conditioning Specialist. In April 2012, and is an integral part of the success of he was published in the Lafayette football program. Monthly. Prior to Lafayette, Potts was the Potts and his wife, Tiffany, have a assistant strength and conditioning coach daughter, Evangeline, and a son, Ronin.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 63 THE COLLEGE Lafayette at a Glance A beautiful campus overlooking the historic Delaware River. A tradition- rich liberal arts college. A selective enrollment small enough to make you feel like you belong to a real community. A college large enough to give you unique opportunities across the arts, sciences and engineering. This is Lafayette.

Founded: In March 1826, the citizens of Easton received a charter signed by the governor of Pennsylvania establishing Lafayette College. The vision: to teach the habits and subjects of a disciplined mind, the skills to conduct careful research and come to considered conclusions, and the desire and ability to lead a purposeful life.

Character: We are proudly independent, academically competitive, and diverse in culture and perspective. We offer undergraduate programs on a coeducational, residential campus rich in history and beauty.

Degrees: We offer a bachelor of arts in 37 fields and a bachelor of science in 14 fields, including 4 in engineering.

Enrollment: We have a close-knit population of 2,450 students, drawn from 46 U.S. states and territories, as well as 48 countries.

Faculty: We have 215 full-time faculty members, of whom 99 percent hold a doctorate or other terminal degree. This gives us an enviable 10.5 to 1 student- faculty ratio.

Campus: There are 69 buildings here, comprising approximately 1.76 million square feet, on 340 acres, including a 230-acre athletic campus.

Endowment: Total endowment of more than $750 million devoted exclusively to undergraduates.

Location: We overlook the Delaware River in Easton, Pennsylvania, population 30,000. Easton is located in the Lehigh Valley, population 800,000; about 70 miles west of New York City and 60 miles north of Philadelphia. The scenic Pocono Mountains are about 35 miles north. 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 65 Easton, Pennsylvania The close, warm relationship between boasts the longest continuous running the College and the City of Easton dates open-air farmers’ market in the country. back to 1826, when the people of Easton Students can spend leisurely afternoons themselves came together to found and weekends exploring College Hill Lafayette, and it continues to this day. For with its tree-lined sidewalks and mix example, when the Williams Arts Campus of charming residences and unique opened in Fall 2015, it was intentionally businesses. Check out the coffee shops sited at the base of College Hill to create and snack spots or learn the location of a gateway between downtown residential convenience stores for late-night needs. and commercial districts and the College. Downtown Easton is also home to This experimental black box theater, many restaurants, art galleries and Easton’s Main Street Initiative state-of-the-art film theater, sound stage, antique shops. The State Theatre hosts (eastonmainstreet.org) is a and high-tech media and teaching lab concerts, plays, musicals, stand-up comics, great resource to find out what’s gives the city and College a striking new and dance performances by nationally happening downtown. In addition, venue to welcome students and families and internationally known performers. the Easton Business Association through a variety of events and activities. No matter your age, you must see The (eastonnow.com) puts out a Founded in 1752 at the forks of the Crayola Factory and all its multicolored monthly calendar of events for Delaware and Lehigh rivers, Easton is one wonders. The National Canal Museum of Pennsylvania’s oldest and most historic is also very popular (and much more the city. Laini’s Little Pocket Guide towns. Easton was one of only three cities interesting than it sounds). (littlepocketguide.com) offers an where the Declaration of Independence Nature therapy is just a short trip away offbeat, insider’s guide to cities in was publicly read after its adoption. The to the Pocono Mountains. There’s lots of the region along with the hidden town’s strategic position also made it a skiing and snowboarding in the winter. In treasures and local favorites, and player in other historic events, such as the warmer weather, the rivers and wooded the Lehigh Valley Convention and Walking Purchase and the French and trails are full of places to fish, tube, walk, Visitors Bureau (lehighvalleypa. Indian War and Revolutionary War. hike, and bike. And, in autumn, there org) provides an overview of the There is far more to do in Easton are few places on earth better suited for area’s shopping, hotels, spas, than walk through the pages and places a drive to see the changing leaves (pack a restaurants, sports and more. of history. Its many charms include its picnic). stunning architecture; the surrounding Here’s something else that’s pretty natural beauty of mountains, rivers, and hard to find: You not only get to live and the amazing things those places have to valleys; cultural offerings from a vibrant learn in the friendly comforts of a small offer, are each barely an hour away from arts scene; and an abundance of retail, town, you also have easy access to two of Easton. dining, and entertainment opportunities the country’s most exciting cities. Both for students and their visitors. It also New York City and Philadelphia, and all

66 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Alison Byerly SEVENTEENTH PRESIDENT OF LAFAYETTE COLLEGE

Alison Byerly is announced a new strategic direction for She is the author of two books—Are We Lafayette College’s Lafayette that supports a shared conviction There Yet? Virtual Travel, which was 17th and first woman of the administration, faculty, and Board published in 2012 by the University of president. Since her of Trustees that investing in the quality of Michigan Press, and Victorian Realism and inauguration in October the College’s people and the vibrancy of Realism, Representation, and the Arts in 2013, President Byerly its educational community is the best way Nineteenth-Century Literature, which was has sought to leverage to ensure its future strength and success. published by Cambridge University Press in the hallmarks of a As a result of this new direction, Lafayette 1997 and reissued in paperback in 2006— Lafayette education to will strengthen its financial aid resources and many scholarly articles. position the College at to improve access and affordability, with Before becoming Lafayette’s president, the forefront of this country’s finest colleges a goal of admitting the most qualified she served in leadership positions at and as a leader of transformational change students regardless of their family’s financial Middlebury College for 13 years, most in higher education. means. In addition, at this time when a recently as provost and executive vice In November 2014, under President Lafayette education has never been in more president. In addition to serving as a Byerly’s leadership, Lafayette launched demand, the College will grow the size of member of the Middlebury faculty from the public phase of the $400 million Live its student body by 350 to 400 students 1989 through 2013, she also held an Connected, Lead Change campaign. through a carefully planned and managed interdisciplinary appointment as college The most ambitious fundraising effort process. To maintain or improve Lafayette’s professor and served as a visiting scholar at in the College’s history, Live Connected, long tradition of close student-faculty MIT, Stanford, and Oxford. Lead Change seeks to strengthen the interaction, the College will also add 35 President Byerly is married to Stephen connections between liberal arts and to 40 new faculty positions and enhance Jensen, a medical editor. Their daughter, engineering to better educate students faculty recruitment and retention through Laramie, a graduate of Carleton College, to meet society’s increased demand for competitive salaries. is now pursuing her doctorate in science and technology while preparing President Byerly earned a bachelor’s oceanography at Texas A&M. Their son, them to think critically and creatively. The degree with honors in English at Wellesley Ryan, a graduate of Moravian Academy, campaign also seeks to foster innovation College and a master’s degree and doctorate attends . in teaching and learning and to support a in English at University of Pennsylvania. campus community that creates lifelong connections among students and gives them the intellectual and social skills they need to succeed. As one of her first academic initiatives, President Byerly led the creation of Connected Communities in fall 2015. This transformative program provides an immersive student experience that connects residence life to academic programs and student advising with the goal of supporting the diverse academic and developmental needs of students. New students are assigned to one of five Commons, which serve as the foundation for their first-year experience. The program supports the academic and developmental needs of Lafayette’s diverse student body. Enhanced housing and dining services that put multiple living/learning options alongside flexible social spaces are strengthening the sense of community, creating opportunities for intellectual engagement, and broadening students’ social options. In February 2016, President Byerly

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 67 Director of Athletics Bruce E. Championships in 2011. In the summer McCutcheon of 2007, Kamine Varsity House at Director of Athletics Metzgar Fields, which houses 11 teams, received a drastic makeover and Bruce McCutcheon renovation. In 2011, the Morel Field enters his 17th year as House was opened, housing indoor director of athletics batting facilities for baseball and for Lafayette’s 23- softball and in Kirby Sports Center the sport varsity athletics men’s and women’s basketball locker program. He was rooms were expanded and renovated. named the 10th director of athletics in McCutcheon also oversaw a renovation the history of the College on Sept. 20, of the Kirby Sports Center arena 2001. which was completed in August 2013. In 2013, McCutcheon was named an The 2015-16 academic year saw the Under Armour A.D. of the Year and completion of a $5.6M renovation of presented with the award at NACDA’s Weinstein Natatorium. annual convention in Orlando, Fla. McCutcheon has also upgraded and the NCAA Division I Football Since his appointment as director, the department by creating full-time Issues Committee. He served a four- McCutcheon has orchestrated a far- positions in several sports, including year term on the NCAA Academics/ reaching upgrade in athletic facilities, volleyball, men’s and women’s soccer Eligibility/Compliance Cabinet and increased the number and quality of and baseball, as well as strength and was chairman of the ECAC Division I the coaching staff and other personnel, conditioning, athletic training and Robbins Scholar-Athlete Committee. played a key role in the development of athletic equipment services. He holds memberships in the National a visual identity program, implemented In 2011, McCutcheon introduced Association of Collegiate Directors of a comprehensive leadership development the Oaks Leadership Academy as a Athletics and the National Football program for student-athletes, and built comprehensive program to develop, Foundation and College Hall of Fame. upon Lafayette’s long-standing tradition challenge, and support Lafayette student- McCutcheon began his tenure of scholar-athlete excellence. athletes and coaches in their quest to at Lafayette in July of 1990, after Upon assuming the athletic director become effective leaders in academics, serving as assistant director of athletics reins, McCutcheon quickly began athletics and life. The Oaks Leadership at Temple University for one year. to change the culture of Lafayette Academy was developed as a partnership That followed a five-year tenure as an Athletics and he garnered the support between Lafayette and Janssen Peak assistant athletic director at Southern of the College’s central administration Performance and provides the leadership Illinois University in Carbondale, and the Maroon Club on several major development programming to accomplish Ill. McCutcheon graduated from the initiatives in the areas of facilities and this objective. College of William & Mary in 1976 personnel. McCutcheon is proud to oversee a with a bachelor’s degree in Physical Early in his tenure as director, varsity athletics program with a proud Education. He was a two-sport athlete McCutcheon spearheaded the creation tradition of academic excellence. at William & Mary, competing in of an athletic facilities master plan, Lafayette’s scholar-athletes excel as football and track. He later earned which has resulted in far-reaching witnessed by graduation rates among the a Master of Arts degree in Sports upgrades in athletic facilities. The nation’s best, prestigious postgraduate Administration from The Ohio State results of that endeavor include the $33 scholarship awards and Academic All- University in 1982 and completed million renovation of Fisher Stadium, America and Patriot League academic his Doctor of Philosophy degree in the construction of Kamine Stadium honors. Sport Management in 1988, also from for baseball, renovation of Mike An experienced administrator, Ohio State. Bourger ’44 Field at Oaks Stadium McCutcheon serves on the executive A native of Media, Pa., McCutcheon for soccer, the construction of a new committee of the Division I Football and his wife, Pat, reside on College Hill softball stadium, the transformation Championship Subdivision Athletics and have three children, Ian, Meghan and of the swimming pool to Weinstein Directors Association (FCS ADA) and Gavin. Ian, a 2009 Lafayette graduate, Natatorium and several Maroon Club served as chair of the Patriot League’s went on to earn his law degree from Strength Center renovation projects. Committee on Athletic Administration. Ohio State, and in June 2014 he was Additionally, the track and field In June 2017, McCutcheon was elected married to Cara Mulholland. Ian’s program has been relocated to Metzgar the First Vice President of the FCS sister, Meghan, graduated from Radford Fields Athletic Complex where a ADA. He recently completed his University in 2012 while Gavin graduated new track opened for competition in term on the NCAA Division I FCS from Roanoke College in 2017. 2009 and hosted the Patriot League Football Championship Committee

68 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Faculty Mentors Susan Averett various newspapers including the New Faculty Mentor York Times, USA Today and the Wall Street Journal and her research into Susan L. Averett adolescent health and risky behavior is the Charles A. garnered an appearance on The Today Dana Professor of Show. Economics. She has Averett has been the recipient of taught at Lafayette numerous awards to recognize her since 1991 and excellence in teaching and mentoring. teaches courses on She serves as the college’s Faculty health economics, microeconomic Representative to the NCAA and as a theory, women and the economy, and faculty mentor to the football team. She econometrics. also serves on the board of trustees for Her current research focuses on the Easton Hospital. economic causes and consequences of A 1986 graduate of Colorado State obesity, untangling the relationship where she earned a bachelor’s degree between marriage and health, and the in Economics, Averett went on to earn effect of social policies on the fertility her Ph.D. in Economics from Colorado and health of mothers and children. in 1991. Averett is also the co-author, with Saul She is the mother of two daughters, D. Hoffman of the textbook Women the eldest who graduated from Colorado and the Economy: Family Work and Pay State University in 2016 and the which is in its third edition. youngest who is a first-year student at Her research has been reported in Occidental College.

Roger Ruggles Aiken, S.C. That followed a 1994 faculty Faculty Mentor research fellowship sponsored by the U.S. Navy/ASEE when he spent 10 weeks at Roger Ruggles is the Naval Research laboratory’s Polar an associate professor Oceanography branch in Hanover, N.H. in the Civil and Ruggles earned his bachelor’s degree Environmental in Civil and Environmental Engineering Engineering from Clarkson College in 1980 and Department at followed with his master’s degree in Civil Lafayette. Ruggles Engineering two years later and his Ph.D. has been at the College since 1985 and in Engineering Science in 1986. has taught courses in instruction of fluid He served as an instructor at Clarkson mechanics, surveying, instrumentation, from 1982-85. His time there came hydrology, planning and design, open after four years in the Air Force (1972- channel hydraulics, independent study 76) where he repaired long-range radar in geographical information systems and systems. Ruggles also worked as a remote sensing, and AutoCAD. He also hydraulic engineer at Acres American, developed an interdisciplinary course Inc. in Buffalo, N.Y. to teach engineering methods to non- Outside of teaching, Ruggles is a engineers, and served as a facilitator in member of the Easton City Council in the Lafayette College technology clinic. addition to his time as a faculty mentor Selected as a Fulbright Scholar in for the football team. 2000-01, Ruggles worked through Ruggles and his wife Susan, a Lutheran Markere University in Kampala, Uganda minister, reside on College Hill. They where he taught four undergraduate and have four adult children, Bryan, Stefanie, two graduate level courses. In 1994, Jacob ’01 and Karen ’08. Ruggles also undertook a Department of Energy Summer Research Fellowship in

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 69 Fisher Stadium Fisher Field at Fisher Stadium has been home to the Lafayette football program since 1926. The complete $33 million transformation, which began in 2006, has given Lafayette one of the premier venues in all of Division I football at the FCS level. The project, completed in 2007, consolidated all of the College’s football operations on the main campus. New spectator seating was built throughout the venue, including chair back seating in select areas of the home stands. Additional visitors’ seating was also added, taking the stadium capacity to 13,132 fans. The team plays on FieldTurf’s state- of-the-art in-fill synthetic surface which was initially installed in 2006 and then replaced in 2016, allowing for year-round use by the football program. For the first time in the venue’s history, night games were played in 2007 thanks to the installation of stadium lighting. A press box atop the home grandstands was added that includes individual booths for television and radio, coaching staffs and game administrators, while a VIP suite sits at the end opposite the media area. The most visible feature of the venue during gameday is the state-of-the-art scoreboard which features a 19 by 35-foot video matrix board used to show live game action and replays. Other stadium improvements included new bathroom and vending areas in the middle and upper concourses. The 24,000 square foot Bourger four separate spaces, features audio- Now entering its 91st season, Fisher Varsity Football House at the west end of visual capabilities that match those in Field has been host to 446 Lafayette Fisher Field completed the transformation the “smart classrooms” in the College’s football games with the Leopards of Lafayette’s football facilities into the academic buildings. enjoying an overall record of 257-176-13. state-of-the-art Fisher Stadium. The principal contributors to the Of the previous 90 seasons, Lafayette has In addition to featuring a spacious comprehensive Fisher Stadium project produced 12 undefeated home seasons lobby and reception area, the first were the F.M. Kirby Foundation, Jack with the most recent being the 1992 floor of the Bourger Varsity Football Bourger ’71 and Selena Vanderwerf and Patriot League champion Leopards who House, named in honor of Eugene J. the Brenda Blythe Trust and James R. went 5-0, the first undefeated home (Mike) ’44 Bourger and Ruth P. ’71 ’77 and Tracey Fisher. The F.M. Kirby season since 1970. During the 1991, Bourger, contains the team’s locker Foundation came under the leadership of 1992 and 1993 seasons, Lafayette won room, strength and conditioning areas Fred Morgan Kirby ’42 until his passing 10 straight home games, tying the school and sports medicine facilities, including in 2011. His lifetime of contributions record for consecutive wins first set by a hydrotherapy room. The upper level to the College and the game of college the 1926 and 1927 squads in the first 10 houses coaches’ offices, a gallery with football were honored by induction into games ever played in the stadium. displays honoring “Legends of Lafayette the Lafayette College Maroon Club The first football game played in Football,” and several meeting rooms, Hall of Fame and with his receipt of the the then 18,000-seat structure came one of which is theater style and large Legacy Award presented by the National on Sept. 25, 1926, a 35-0 win over enough to accommodate the entire team. Football Foundation and the College Muhlenberg College. That area, which can also be divided into Hall of Fame.

70 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Friends of Lafayette Football The continued success of the Lafayette For the past 15 years, the Friends calendar year as well, including the team football program is made possible of Lafayette Football has paid for all banquet, luncheons and receptions with through the generous support of the three sets of the team’s uniforms and Head Coach John Garrett and the annual Maroon Club’s Friends of Lafayette has also undertaken the Sponsor-A- Ladies Football Clinic. Football, a dedicated network of alumni, Player program that provides the playing parents and friends of the program. equipment for members of the incoming ROLE WITHIN THE For more than 10 years, the Maroon freshman class through a one-time MAROON CLUB Club’s Friends of Lafayette Football donation. Money raised by the Friends The “Friends of” groups are essential has been a driving force behind the of Lafayette Football also is directed elements of the Maroon Club, an program’s success. This network of to custom-fitted knee braces, team organization consisting of approximately alumni and supporters has sustained travel, team apparel, recruiting costs 2,000 donors raising a total of more than dramatic growth over the last decade and supplementing coaching salaries $2 million in 2016-17 in annual giving as both its long-time and new members and benefits. Other recent commitments and scholarships. Under the umbrella of have assisted in the development of a include the Fisher Stadium sound system the Maroon Club, each of the “Friends championship-caliber football program upgrade, the team’s charter flights to of” groups works closely with the in the Patriot League and the NCAA select road contests and blazers for Maroon Club Executive Committee. All Football Championship Subdivision. graduating seniors. fundraising activities performed by these In the 2016-17 fiscal year, a total of Throughout the season, the Friends organizations directly enhance the sport- $371,778 was raised in support of the of Lafayette Football offers game-day specific Maroon Club accounts. All gifts football program thanks to the group’s events to enhance the Leopards’ football to the Maroon Club general fund and/or 489 donors. In addition, more than experience for alumni, fans and parents. sport or area of the donor’s choice are a $141,000 was raised for both annual and Pre-game tailgate gatherings are located part of the $400 million Live Connected, endowed football scholarships. Chaired on the Rowland Press Box plaza, adjacent Lead Change Campaign for Lafayette by Fran Mustaro ’72, the Maroon to the lower level of the Markle Parking College. Club’s Friends of Lafayette Football Deck behind Fisher Stadium. Pre- and For more information on the Maroon provides additional funds for financial post-game receptions are held at all Club or to inquire about a major aid, recruitment and the purchase of road contests throughout the season as gift towards athletic scholarship or equipment and supplies not included in well. There are several events hosted by endowment, please contact Josh Azer the football operating budget. the group during the football team’s ([email protected], 610-330-5339).

Friend of the Maroon Club membership — which at the most Year Award is $50 annually per donor— benefits each of Lafayette’s Established on Feb. 24, 2007, 23 varsity sports in several ways: the Friend of the Year Award is MAROON CLUB STRENGTH CENTER ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS INTERN presented by the Maroon Club’s The facility was made possible The Maroon Club membership dues Friends of Lafayette Football to an through Maroon Club membership fund the stipend for an Athletic alumnus or friend of the program dues as were the renovations in 2002. Communications Assistant who who has displayed an inordinate LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND handles all communications (website, amount of support and passion for CAREER NETWORKING game programs, press releases, game Lafayette football. The Maroon Club funds the Oaks management assistance, etc.) efforts Leadership Academy, strengthening for several sports. 2006 Ned Jesser ’39 select student-athletes skills in 2007 F.M. Kirby ’42 ASSISTANT STRENGTH COACH personal development. Membership 2008 John Wilbur Mack ’39 Membership dues fund the stipend dues also go towards sponsoring 2009 Don Chubb ’50 for the Assistant Strength Coach career networking programs for all 2010 Rev. John D. Kinard ’52 position, which works with each of student-athletes. 2011 Hugh Gallagher ’57 Lafayette’s 23 sports. 2012 Joe Bozik ’58 VISUAL IDENTITY PROGRAM 2013 Jim Fisher ’77 The Maroon Club membership dues 2014 Tom Kirchhoff ’93 covered all expenses associated with 2015 Phil Wolfe ’57 the creation of the current identity 2016 Tony Beasley program.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 71 Patriot League ACADEMIC AND ATHLETIC SUCCESS

Now in its third decade as an all-sport sport in Academic Progress Rate (APR), with a conference combining academic and Patriot League record 84 squads earning perfect athletic excellence, the Patriot League scores. sponsors championships in 24 men and women’s sports. Initially started as an • 97 Patriot League teams (45.8 percent of NCAA Division I-AA football confer- League teams) earned NCAA Public Recognition ence in 1986, the Patriot League became Awards for ranking in the top 10 percent of their an all-sport conference in 1990 and sport in Academic Progress Rate (APR), with a includes American, Army West Point, Patriot League record 84 squads earning perfect Boston University, Bucknell, Colgate, scores. Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh, Loyola Maryland and Navy as full members, • The Patriot League ranked second among all and Fordham, Georgetown, MIT and conferences in Public Recognition Awards, and Lafayette Football—1988, 1992, 1994, tied for the national lead with the Ivy League Richmond as associate members. These 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2013 Patriot League institutions are among the oldest and for the highest percentage of teams earning the Champions most prestigious in the nation and their honor at 45.8%. alumni have and continue to play leader- • The League’s 93 percent graduation success ship roles in shaping our country. student-athletes on the Patriot League Academic rate (GSR) is the best mark in the nation for The Patriot League’s mission is simple: Honor Roll in 2016-17. to provide successful competitive ath- the second-consecutive year. Nine schools were at 90 percent or higher. All 10 member institu- letic experiences while maintaining high • Bucknell’s Sune Swart (Women’s Basketball) tions exceeded the national GSR of 86 percent. academic standards, and to prepare its and Lafayette’s Matt Cortese (Men’s Lacrosse) In addition the League’s 86 percent Federal student-athletes to be leaders in soci- each received the Patriot League Award of Graduation Rate (FGR) places it as the national ety. During the 2016-17 academic year, Outstanding Leadership and Character. Patriot League student-athletes and teams leader for the fourth-consecutive year. accomplished the following: *Lafayette’s Amanda Magadan (Field Hockey) • 43 Patriot League student-athletes received and Holy Cross’s Mandy Sifferlen (Women’s • 97 Patriot League teams (45.8 percent of Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District rec- Volleyball) were the League’s nominations for the League teams) earned NCAA Public Recognition ognition. NCAA Woman of the Year award. Awards for ranking in the top 10 percent of their • There were a Patriot League record 2,899 • Fordham RB Chase Edmonds and Bucknell OL Julie’n Davenport became the 11th and 12th players in League history to be named Consensus All-Americans.

• Bucknell’s Davenport became the first Patriot League football player selected in the NFL Draft since 2011 when he went in the 4th round (130th overall) to the Houston Texans.

• Lehigh quarterback Nick Shafnisky was named the ECAC Offensive Player of the Year while Colgate defensive lineman Pat Afriyie took home the organization’s Defensive Player of the Year honor. Lehigh was tabbed as the ECAC FCS Team of the Year.

• Lehigh offensive lineman was named the FCS ADA Scholar-Athlete of the Year. He was joined on the FCS ADA Academic All-America team by Holy Cross wide receiver Jake Wieczorek and Lafayette offensive lineman Collin Albershardt.

72 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL THE OPPONENTS Monmouth GAME 1 SEPTEMBER 2, 2017 MONMOUTH STADIUM; WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: West Long Branch, N.J. Founded: 1933 Enrollment: 6,300 President: Grey Dimenna Athletic Director: Marilyn McNeil Nickname: Hawks Kevin Callahan Mike Basile Colors: Midnight Blue and White Head Coach Sr. • Safety Stadium: Kessler Field at Monmouth Stadium (4,200) Playing Surface: FieldTurf 2017 SCHEDULE Conference: Big South 9/2 Lafayette 3:00 p.m. 9/9 Lehigh 1:00 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Greg Viscomi 9/16 at Albany 7:00 p.m. Office Phone: (732) 571-4447 9/23 at Hampton 2:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/30 at Bucknell 6:00 p.m. Press Box: (732) 571-4400 Reggie White Jr. 10/7 at Holy Cross 1:05 p.m. Web Site: monmouthhawks.com Jr. • Wide Receiver 10/21 Liberty* 1:00 p.m. Twitter: @MUHawksFB 10/28 at Charleston Southern* 6:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 11/4 Presbyterian* 1:00 p.m. Head Coach: Kevin Callahan 11/11 Gardner-Webb* 12:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Rochester ’77 11/18 at Kennesaw State* TBA Record at School: 135-115 (24 seasons) Career Record: same 2016 RESULTS 9/3 at Lehigh 23-21 W TEAM INFORMATION 9/10 at Delaware State 34-20 W Lettermen Returning/Lost: 44/23 Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 9/17 at Kent State 27-7 L Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 9/24 Charleston Southern* 35-7 L Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/Multiple 10/1 Fordham 41-40 W 2016 Overall Record: 4-7 10/8 at Howard 59-27 W Conference Record/Finish: 0-5/Sixth 10/13 at Presbyterian* 17-13 L 10/22 at Liberty* 52-28 L THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS 1-0) First Meeting: 9/27/2002 (Lafayette 30, Monmouth 29) 10/29 Kennesaw State* 49-17 L Last Meeting: 9/27/2002 (Lafayette 30, Monmouth 29) 11/5 at #18 Coastal Carolina 38-17 L Current Streak: Lafayette +1 11/19 at Gardner-Webb* 34-33 L In Easton: Lafayette leads, 1-0 * Big South contest In West Long Branch: N/A Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 30, Monmouth 29 (9/27/2002) Largest Margin of Victory (Monmouth): Lafayette 30, Monmouth 29 (9/27/2002)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: So. QB Kenji Bahar (97-of-166 for 964, 4 TD, 6 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Michael Jolly (112-179, 14.9 ypc, 2 TD) Receiving: Jr. WR Reggie White Jr. (69-934, 13.5 avg., 7 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. DB Mike Basile 110 9.0 2 1 Sr. DB Teddie Martinez 55 3 0 3 Sr. DB Kamau Dumas 34 5.0 0 1 74 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Sacred Heart GAME 2 SEPTEMBER 9, 2017 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Fairfield, Conn. Founded: 1963 Enrollment: 8,532 President: John Petillo Athletic Director: Bobby Valentine Nickname: Pioneers Mark Nofri Kevin Barry Colors: Red and Grey Head Coach Sr. • Linebacker Stadium: Campus Field (3,334) Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Northeast Conference 2017 SCHEDULE 9/2 Stetson 6:00 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/9 at Lafayette 6:00 p.m. Football Contact: Mike Haase Office Phone: (203) 365-4813 9/16 at Stony Brook 6:00 p.m. Cell Phone: (630) 748-9847 9/23 at Bucknell 6:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/30 CCSU* 5:00 p.m. Press Box: (630) 748-9847 Ose Imeokparia 10/14 Dartmouth 1:00 p.m. Web Site: sacredheartpioneers.com Sr. • Running Back 10/21 at Robert Morris* 12:00 p.m. Twitter: @SHU_BigRed 10/28 Duquesne* 12:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 11/4 at Bryant* 12:00 p.m. Head Coach: Mark Nofri 11/11 at St. Francis* 12:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Keene State ’93 11/18 Wagner* 12:00 p.m. Record at School: 33-25 (5 seasons) Career Record: Same

2016 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 9/3 at Stetson 18-14 W Lettermen Returning/Lost: 86/28 9/10 Valparaiso 42-14 W Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 9/17 Marist 31-6 W Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/Multiple 9/24 at Stony Brook 38-10 W 2016 Overall Record: 6-5 10/1 at Wagner* 45-20 L Conference Record/Finish: 1-5/Tied-Fifth 10/15 at Cornell 31-24 W 10/22 Robert Morris* 16-10 W THE SERIES (SACRED HEART LEADS 2-1) 10/29 St. Francis* 38-17 L First Meeting: 9/2/2006 (Lafayette 25, Sacred Heart 14) Last Meeting: 9/16/2014 (Sacred Heart 27, Lafayette 14) 11/5 at CCSU* 37-35 L Current Streak: Sacred Heart +1 11/12 at Duquesne* 31-10 L In Easton: Sacred Heart leads, 1-0 11/19 Bryant* 42-34 L In Fairfield: Series tied, 1-1 * NEC contest Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 25, Sacred Heart 14 (9/2/2006) Largest Margin of Victory (Sacred Heart): Sacred Heart 27, Lafayette 14 (9/6/2014)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Sr. QB Kevin Duke (20-of-32 for 229, 2 TD, 1 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Nate Chavious (137-737, 5.4 ypc, 6 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Andrew O’Neill (40-505, 12.6 avg., 6 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. LB C.J. Parvelus 100 12.5 3.5 0 Sr. S Alec Finelli 67 1.0 0 0 Sr. DB Khaamal Whitaker 46 2.5 0 2 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 75 Villanova GAME 3 SEPTEMBER 16, 2017 ; VILLANOVA, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Villanova, Pa. Founded: 1842 Enrollment: 6,584 President: Rev. Peter M. Donohue Athletic Director: Mark Jackson Nickname: Wildcats Mark Ferrante Rob Rolle Colors: Blue and White Head Coach Sr. • Safety Stadium: Villanova Stadium (12,000) Playing Surface: Astroplay Conference: Colonial Athletic Association 2017 SCHEDULE 9/2 at Lehigh 12:30 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/9 at Temple 3:30 p.m. Football Contact: Dean Kenefick Office Phone: (610) 519-6514 9/16 Lafayette 6:00 p.m. Cell Phone: (610) 308-4395 9/23 at Albany* 7:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/30 at Towson* 6:00 p.m. Press Box: (610) 519-5290 Zach Bednarczyk 10/7 Maine* 1:00 p.m. Web Site: villanova.com Jr. • Quarterback 10/14 at James Madison* 3:30 p.m. Twitter: @NovaAthletics 10/28 Elon* 3:30 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 11/4 Richmond* 12:00 p.m. Head Coach: Mark Ferrante 11/11 at Rhode Island* 12:30 p.m. Alma Mater: St. Lawrence ’83 11/18 Delaware* 1:00 p.m. Record at School: First Season Career Record: Same

2016 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 9/3 at Pittsburgh 28-7 L Lettermen Returning/Lost: 33/14 9/10 Lehigh 26-21 W Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/2 9/17 Towson* 40-21 W Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/3-3-5 9/24 at Lafayette 31-14 W 2016 Overall Record: 9-3 10/1 at Elon* 42-7 W Conference Record/Finish: 6-2/Second 10/8 Rhode Island* 35-0 W 10/15 at Richmond* 23-0 L THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 4-1) 10/22 Albany* 24-13 W First Meeting: 10/1/1898 (Lafayette 16, Villanova 0) Last Meeting: 9/24/2016 (Villanova 31, Lafayette 14) 11/5 at Maine* 26-7 W Current Streak: Villanova +1 11/12 James Madison* 20-7 L In Easton: Lafayette leads, 4-1 11/19 at Delaware* 41-10 W In Villanova: N/A 11/26 St. Francis 31-21 W Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 34, Villanova 0 (11/13/1920) 12/3 at South Dakota St. 10-7 L Largest Margin of Victory (Villanova): Villanova 31, Lafayette 14 (9/24/2016) * CAA contest LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Jr. QB Zach Bednarczyk (178-of-297 for 2,158, 19 TD, 10 INT) Rushing: Jr. RB Aaron Forbes (132-799, 6.1 ypc, 8 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Taurus Philips (36-497, 13.8 avg., 3 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Jr. LB Jeff Steeb 86 8.0 3.0 1 Sr. LB Ed Shockley 86 11.0 4.5 0 Sr. S Rob Rolle 63 0.5 0 7 76 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Princeton GAME 4 SEPTEMBER 23, 2017 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Princeton, N.J. Founded: 1746 Enrollment: 5,277 President: Christopher Eisgruber Athletic Director: Mollie Marcoux Nickname: Tigers Colors: Orange and Black Bob Surace Kurt Holuba Stadium: Princeton Stadium (27,800) Head Coach Sr. • Def. Lineman Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Ivy League

2017 SCHEDULE SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/16 San Diego 12:00 p.m. Football Contact: Craig Sachson 9/23 at Lafayette 6:00 p.m. Office Phone: (609) 258-3680 Cell Phone: (609) 712-2203 9/30 Columbia* 12:30 p.m. Email: [email protected] 10/7 Georgetown 1:00 p.m. Press Box: (609) 258-0660 10/14 at Brown* 12:30 p.m. Web Site: GoPrincetonTigers.com Chad Kanoff 10/20 at Harvard* 7:30 p.m. Twitter: @PUTigers Sr. • Quarterback 10/28 Cornell* 7:00 p.m. 11/4 at Penn* 1:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach: Bob Surace 11/11 Yale* 1:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Princeton ’90 11/18 at Dartmouth* 1:30 p.m. Record at School: 33-37 (7 seasons) Career Record: 52-40 (9 seasons)

2016 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 9/17 Lafayette 35-31 W Lettermen Returning/Lost: 46/28 9/24 at Lehigh 42-28 L Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 3/8 10/1 at Columbia* 48-13 W Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple No-Huddle/3-4 10/8 at Georgetown 31-17 W 2016 Overall Record: 8-2 10/15 Brown* 31-7 W Conference Record/Finish: 6-1/First 10/22 Harvard* 23-20 L 10/29 at Cornell* 56-7 W THE SERIES (PRINCETON LEADS, 41-4-3) 11/5 Penn* 28-0 W First Meeting: 10/22/1883 (Princeton 47, Lafayette 7) Last Meeting: 9/17/2016 (Princeton 35, Lafayette 31) 11/12 at Yale* 31-3 W Current Streak: Princeton +9 11/19 Dartmouth* 38-21 W In Easton: Princeton leads, 9-3-1 * Ivy League contest In Princeton: Princeton leads, 32-2-2 Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 28, Princeton 13 (9/27/2003) Largest Margin of Victory (Princeton): Princeton 140, Lafayette 0 (10/29/1884)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Sr. QB Chad Kanoff (167-of-272 for 1,741, 6 TD, 6 INT) Rushing: Jr. RB Charlie Volker (128-574, 4.5 ypc avg., 4 TD) Receiving: Jr. WR Jesper Horsted (30-413, 13.8 avg., 1 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. DL Kurt Holuba 34 10.0 8.0 1 Sr. LB Mark Fossati 27 2.5 0 0 So. DB T.J. Floyd 23 0.0 0.0 0

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 77 Holy Cross GAME 5 SEPTEMBER 30, 2017 FITTON FIELD; WORCESTER, MASS.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Worcester, Mass. Founded: 1843 Enrollment: 2,910 President: Rev. Philip L. Boroughs, S.J. Athletic Director: Nathan Pine Nickname: Crusaders Tom Gilmore Nick McBeath Colors: Royal Purple and White Head Coach Sr. • Linebacker Stadium: Fitton Field (23,500) Playing Surface: Grass Conference: Patriot League 2017 SCHEDULE 8/31 at UConn 7:30 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/9 at Bucknell* 12:00 p.m. Football Contact: Charles Bare Office Phone: (508) 793-2583 9/16 New Hampshire 1:05 p.m. Cell Phone: (508) 754-6870 9/23 at Dartmouth 7:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/30 Lafayette* 1:05 p.m. Press Box: (508) 793-2204 Peter Pujals 10/7 Monmouth 1:05 p.m. Web Site: GoHolyCross.com Sr. • Quarterback 10/14 at Yale 1:00 p.m. Twitter: @GoHolyCross 10/21 Colgate* 12:05 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 10/28 Georgetown* 1:05 p.m. Head Coach: Tom Gilmore 11/4 at Fordham* 1:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Penn ’86 11/11 at Lehigh* 12:30 p.m. Record at School: 70-76 (13 seasons) Career Record: Same

2016 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 9/3 at Morgan State 51-24 W Lettermen Returning/Lost: 46/16 9/10 at New Hampshire 39-28 L Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 9/17 at Albany 45-28 L Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/4-3 9/24 Dartmouth 35-10 L 2016 Overall Record: 4-7 10/1 at Lafayette* 38-28 W Conference Record/Finish: 2-4/Fifth 10/8 Bucknell* 21-20 L 10/15 Harvard 27-17 W THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 16-15) 10/22 Lehigh* 46-14 L First Meeting: 9/20/1986 (Holy Cross 38, Lafayette 14) Last Meeting: 10/1/2016 (Holy Cross 38, Lafayette 28) 10/29 at Colgate* 26-8 L Current Streak: Holy Cross +3 11/5 at Georgetown* 21-20 W In Easton: Lafayette leads, 9-7 11/12 Fordham* 54-14 L In Worcester: Holy Cross leads, 8-7 * Patriot League contest Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 56, Holy Cross 20 (11/13/2004) Largest Margin of Victory (Holy Cross): Holy Cross 42, Lafayette 0 (10/24/2015)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Sr. QB Peter Pujals (111-for-175 for 1110, 10 TD, 5 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB DiQuan Walker (78-411, 5.3 ypc, 3 TD) Receiving: Jr. WR Richie DeNicola (49-513, 10.5 avg., 4 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. LB Nick McBeath 106 8.0 1.0 0 Jr. LB Andre Chevalier 42 1.0 0.0 2 Sr. DB Chase Stratton 41 0.0 0.0 0 78 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Fordham GAME 6 OCTOBER 7, 2017 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Bronx, N.Y. Founded: 1841 Enrollment: 8,855 President: Joseph M. McShane, S.J. Athletic Director: David Roach Nickname: Rams Colors: Maroon and White Andrew Breiner Caleb Ham Stadium: Jack Coffey Field (7,000) Head Coach Sr. • Def. Back Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Patriot League

2017 SCHEDULE SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/1 at Army 6:00 p.m. Football Contact: Joe DiBari 9/9 at CCSU 12:00 p.m. Office Phone: (718) 817-4240 Cell Phone: (917) 539-5061 9/16 Eastern Washington 1:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/23 at Bryant 1:00 p.m. Press Box: (718) 817-4241 9/30 Yale 6:00 p.m. Web Site: FordhamSports.com Chase Edmonds Sr. • Running Back 10/7 at Lafayette* 3:30 p.m. Twitter: @FordhamRams 10/14 at Colgate* 1:00 p.m. 10/21 at Georgetown* 2:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach: Andrew Breiner 10/28 Lehigh* 1:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Lock Haven ’06 11/4 Holy Cross* 1:00 p.m. Record at School: 8-3 (1 season) 11/18 at Bucknell* 12:00 p.m. Career Record: same

TEAM INFORMATION 2016 RESULTS Lettermen Returning/Lost: 45/21 9/3 at Navy 52-16 L Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 9/10 Elizabeth City State 83-21 W Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/3-4 9/24 Penn 31-17 W 2016 Overall Record: 8-3 10/1 at Monmouth 42-41 L (OT) Conference Record/Finish: 5-1/Second 10/8 Lafayette* 58-34 W 10/15 Yale 44-37 W THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 22-12-1) 10/22 Georgetown* 17-14 W First Meeting: 10/17/1903 (Lafayette 48, Fordham 0) 10/29 at Lehigh* 58-37 L Last Meeting: 10/8/2018 (Fordham 58, Lafayette 34) Current Streak: Fordham +3 11/5 Colgate* 24-20 W In Easton: Lafayette leads, 12-6-1 11/12 Holy Cross* 54-14 W In Bronx: Lafayette leads, 9-6 11/19 at Bucknell* 36-22 W Neutral Site: Lafayette leads, 1-0 * Patriot League Contest Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 48, Fordham 0 (10/17/1903) Largest Margin of Victory (Fordham): Fordham 35, Lafayette 7 (10/3/2015)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Gr. QB Kevin Anderson (201 of 325 for 2724, 27 TD, 4 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Chase Edmonds (257-1799, 7.0 avg., 19 TD) Receiving: Jr. WR Austin Longi (59-774, 13.1 avg., 6 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. DB Caleb Ham 62 3.0 0 3 Jr. DB Antonio Jackson 56 2.0 0 2 So. LB Max Roberts 45 9.5 4.5 0 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 79 Harvard GAME 7 OCTOBER 14, 2017 HARVARD STADIUM; CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Cambridge Mass. Founded: 1636 Enrollment: 4,400 President: Drew Gilpin Faust Athletic Director: Robert Scalise Nicknames: Crimson Colors: Crimson, Black and White Tim Murphy Luke Hutton Stadium: Harvard Stadium(30,323) Head Coach Sr. • Linebacker Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Ivy League

2017 SCHEDULE SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/16 at Rhode Island 1:00 p.m. Football Contact: Tim Williamson 9/23 Brown* 12:00 p.m. Office Phone: (617) 495-2206 Email: [email protected] 9/30 at Georgetown 2:00 p.m. Press Box: (617) 495-5902 10/7 at Cornell* 1:30 p.m. Web Site: gocrimson.com 10/14 Lafayette 12:00 p.m. Twitter: @HarvardCrimson Justice Shelton-Mosley Jr. • Wide Receiver 10/20 Princeton* 7:30 p.m. 10/28 Dartmouth* 12:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 11/4 at Columbia* 1:00 p.m. Head Coach: Tim Murphy Alma Mater: Springfield ’78 11/11 Penn* 12:00 p.m. Record at School: 163-66 (23 seasons) 11/18 Yale* 12:30 p.m. Career Record: 195-111-1 (30 seasons)

TEAM INFORMATION 2016 RESULTS Lettermen Returning/Lost: 46/21 9/16 Rhode Island 51-21 W Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 9/24 at Brown* 32-22 W Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/Multiple 9/30 Georgetown 31-17 W 2016 Overall Record: 7-3 10/8 Cornell* 29-13 W Conference Record/Finish: 5-2/Third 10/15 at Holy Cross 27-17 L 10/22 at Princeton* 23-20 W THE SERIES (HARVARD LEADS, 16-3) 10/29 at Dartmouth* 23-21 W First Meeting: 9/24/1966 (Harvard 30, Lafayette 7) 11/5 Columbia* 28-21 W Last Meeting: 10/17/2015 (Harvard 42, Lafayette 0) Current Streak: Harvard +5 11/11 at Penn* 27-14 L In Easton: Harvard leads, 8-1 11/19 Yale* 21-14 L In Cambridge: Harvard leads, 8-2 * Ivy League contest Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 35, Harvard 18 (10/17/2009) Largest Margin of Victory (Harvard): Harvard 51, Lafayette 0 (9/30/1967)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Sr. QB Joe Viviano (117-of-283 for 2,013, 15 TD, 8 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Semar Smith (113-487, 4.3 avg., 7 TD) Receiving: Jr. WR Justice Shelton-Mosley (48-568, 11.8 avg., 1 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. CB Raishaun McGhee 51 4.0 0 0 Sr. S Tanner Lee 41 1.0 0 4 So. LB Jordan Hill 54 0.5 0.5 0

80 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Bucknell GAME 8 OCTOBER 21, 2017 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Lewisburg, Pa. Founded: 1846 Enrollment: 3,600 President: John Bravman Athletic Director: John Hardt Nickname: Bison Colors: Orange and Blue Joe Susan Abdullah Anderson Stadium: Christy Mathewson-Memorial Head Coach Sr. • Def. Line Stadium (13,100) Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Patriot League 2017 SCHEDULE 9/2 at Marist 6:00 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/9 Holy Cross* 12:00 p.m. Football Contact: Jen Dobias Office Phone: (570) 577-3488 9/16 at William Mary 6:00 p.m. Cell Phone: n/a 9/23 Sacred Heart 6:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/30 Monmouth 6:00 p.m. Press Box: (570) 577-1519 Joey DeFloria Sr. • Running Back 10/14 at Cornell 1:30 p.m. Web Site: BucknellBison.com 10/21 at Lafayette* 3:30 p.m. Twitter: @Bucknell_FB 10/28 at Colgate* 1:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 11/4 Lehigh* 12:00 p.m. Head Coach: Joe Susan 11/11 Georgetown* 12:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Delaware ’78 11/18 at Fordham* 1:00 p.m. Record at School: 32-45 (7 seasons) Career Record: 42-45 (8 seasons)

2016 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 9/3 at Marist 26-10 W Lettermen Returning/Lost: 39/20 9/10 at Duquesne 30-19 L Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 9/17 Cornell 24-16 L Basic Offense/Defense: Pro-style/4-2-5 9/24 VMI 23-17 L (3OT) 2016 Overall Record: 4-7 10/8 at Holy Cross* 21-20 W Conference Record/Finish: 3-3/Fourth 10/15 Colgate* 27-7 L 10/22 Lafayette* 42-17 W THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 52-36-6) 10/29 at Charleston So. 49-28 L First Meeting: 11/30/1883 (Lafayette 59, Bucknell 0) Last Meeting: 10/22/2016 (Bucknell 42, Lafayette 17) 11/5 at Lehigh* 20-13 L Current Streak: Bucknell +3 11/12 at Georgetown* 21-7 W In Easton: Lafayette leads, 31-15-5 11/19 Fordham* 36-22 L In Lewisburg: Lafayette leads, 21-21-1 * Patriot League contest Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 59, Bucknell 0 (11/30/1883) Largest Margin of Victory (Bucknell): Bucknell 54, Lafayette 12 (10/24/1964)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Sr. QB Matt Muh (76-of-134 for 847, 4 TD, 5 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Joey DeFloria (230-1070, 4.7 ypc, 10 TD) Receiving: Sr. RB Joey DeFloria (29-216, 7.4 avg., 1 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. LB Ben Richard 95 11.5 5.0 0 Jr. S Joe Lauro 62 1.0 1.0 1 Sr. S Abdullah Anderson 55 13.5 8.5 0 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 81 Georgetown GAME 9 NOVEMBER 4, 2017 COOPER FIELD; WASHINGTON D.C.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Washington, D.C. Founded: 1789 Enrollment: 7, 562 President: John DeGioia Athletic Director: Lee Reed Nickname: Hoyas Rob Sgarlata J’V’on Butler Colors: Blue and Gray Head Coach Jr. • Linebacker Stadium: Cooper Field (2,500) Playing Surface: Shaw Sports Turf 2017 SCHEDULE Conference: Patriot League 9/9 at Campbell 6:00 p.m. 9/16 Marist 1:00 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Football Contact: Brendan Thomas 9/23 at Columbia 1:00 p.m. Office Phone: (202) 687-6783 9/30 Harvard 2:00 p.m. Cell Phone: n/a 10/7 at Princeton 1:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 10/14 at Lehigh* 12:30 p.m. Press Box: (202) 687-6740 Justin Harrell 10/21 Fordham* 2:00 p.m. Web Site: GUHoyas.com Sr. • Wide Receiver 10/28 at Holy Cross* 1:00 p.m. Twitter: @HoyasFB 11/4 Lafayette 2:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 11/11 at Bucknell* 12:00 p.m. Head Coach: Rob Sgarlata 11/18 Colgate* 1:00 p.m. Alma Mater: Georgetown ’94 Record at School: 10-23 (3 seasons) 2016 RESULTS Career Record: Same 9/3 Davidson 38-14 W 9/10 at Marist 20-17 W TEAM INFORMATION Lettermen Returning/Lost: 62/24 9/24 Columbia 17-14 W Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 9/30 at Harvard 31-17 L Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 10/8 Princeton 31-17 L Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/Multiple 10/15 Lehigh* 35-3 L 2016 Overall Record: 3-8 10/22 at Fordham* 17-14 L Conference Record/Finish: 0-6/Seventh 10/29 at Lafayette* 17-3 L THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 13-7) 11/5 Holy Cross* 21-20 L First Meeting: 10/25/1902 (Lafayette 23, Georgetown 0) 11/12 Bucknell* 21-7 L Last Meeting: 10/29/2016 (Lafayette 17, Georgetown 3) 11/19 at Colgate* 38-10 L Current Streak: Lafayette +1 * Patriot League contest In Easton: Lafayette leads, 5-3 In Washington, D.C.: Lafayette leads, 8-4 Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 45, Georgetown 14 (11/11/2006) Largest Margin of Victory (Georgetown): Georgetown 38, Lafayette 7 (10/10/15)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Jr. QB Clay Norris (110-of-199 for 822, 2 TD, 11 INT) Rushing: Sr. RB Alex Valles (104-462, 4.4 ypc, 3 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Justin Harrell (41-296, 7.2 avg., 2 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Jr. LB J’V’on Butler 87 5.5 1.0 1 Sr. LB Matthew Apuzzi 57 2.0 0.5 0 Jr. DB Blaise Brown 55 1.0 0 1 82 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Colgate GAME 10 NOVEMBER 11, 2017 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Hamilton, N.Y. Founded: 1819 Enrollment: 2,922 President: Brian Casey Athletic Director: Victoria Chun Nickname: Raiders Colors: Maroon, Gray and White Dan Hunt Pat Afriyie Stadium: Andy Kerr Stadium (10,221) Head Coach Sr. • Defensive End Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Patriot League 2017 SCHEDULE 8/26 at Cal Poly 4:00 p.m. PT SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/9 Richmond 1:00 p.m. Football Contact: John Painter Office Phone: (315) 228-7566 9/16 at Buffalo 6:00 p.m. Cell Phone: (865) 414-1143 9/23 Furman 1:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/30 at Cornell 1:30 p.m. Press Box: (315) 228-6863 10/7 Lehigh* 1:00 p.m. Web Site: GoColgateRaiders.com James Holland Jr. Jr. • Tailback 10/14 Fordham* 12:00 p.m. Twitter: @ColgateFB 10/21 at Holy Cross* 12:05 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 10/28 Bucknell* 1:00 p.m. Head Coach: Dan Hunt 11/11 at Lafayette* 12:30 p.m. Alma Mater: Springfield College ’92 11/18 Georgetown* 1:00 p.m. Record at School: 19-17 (3 seasons) Career Record: Same

2016 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 9/2 at Syracuse 33-7 L Lettermen Returning/Lost: 44/17 9/17 at Yale 55-13 W Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 3/8 9/24 at Richmond 38-31 L Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/3-4 10/1 Cornell 39-38 L 2016 Overall Record: 5-5 10/8 at Lehigh* 45-31 L Conference Record/Finish: 4-2/Third 10/15 at Bucknell* 27-7 W 10/29 Holy Cross* 26-8 W THE SERIES (COLGATE LEADS, 43-13-4) 11/5 at Fordham* 24-20 L First Meeting: 10/27/1906 (Lafayette 17-Colgate 6) Last Meeting: 11/12/2016 (Colgate 38, Lafayette 17) 11/12 Lafayette* 38-17 W Current Streak: Colgate +2 11/19 Georgetown 38-10 W In Easton: Colgate leads, 20-7-2 * Patriot League contest In Hamilton: Colgate leads, 23-6-1 Neutral Site: Series tied, 0-0-1 Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 35, Colgate 9 (11/4/1995) Largest Margin of Victory (Colgate): Colgate 56, Lafayette 2 (10/25/1975)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Jr. QB Sage Attwood (1-of-2 for 16, 0 TD, 0 INT) Rushing: Sr. TB Keyon Washington (155-765, 4.9 ypc, 7 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Alex Greenawalt (32-411, 12.8 avg., 1 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. DL Pat Afriyie 51 21.0 10.0 0 Sr. LB Trent Williams 45 7.5 3.0 1 Jr. DB Tyler Castillo 43 0.0 0.0 3 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 83 Lehigh GAME 11 NOVEMBER 18, 2017 FISHER STADIUM; EASTON, PA.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Bethlehem, Pa. Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 5,080 President: John Simon Athletic Director: Joe Sterrett Nickname: Mountain Hawks Colors: Brown and White Andy Coen Tyler Cavenas Stadium: Goodman Stadium (16,000) Head Coach Sr. • Def. Lineman Playing Surface: Grass Conference: Patriot League 2017 SCHEDULE 9/2 Villanova 12:30 p.m. SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF 9/9 at Monmouth 1:00 p.m. Football Contact: Steve Lomangino Office Phone: (610) 758-3174 9/16 Yale 12:30 p.m. Cell Phone: (917) 579-0976 9/23 Penn 12:30 p.m. Email: [email protected] 9/30 at Wagner 6:00 p.m. Press Box: (610) 758-4903 10/7 Colgate* 1:00 p.m. Web Site: LehighSports.com Troy Pelletier Sr. • Wide Receiver 10/14 Georgetown* 12:30 p.m. Twitter: @LehighSports 10/28 at Fordham* 1:00 p.m. FOOTBALL STAFF 11/4 Bucknell* 12:00 p.m. Head Coach: Andy Coen 11/11 Holy Cross* 12:30 p.m. Alma Mater: Gettysburg ’86 11/18 Lafayette* 12:30 p.m. Record at School: 77-49 (11 seasons) Career Record: Same

2016 RESULTS TEAM INFORMATION 9/3 Monmouth 23-21 L Lettermen Returning/Lost: 32/14 9/10 at Villanova 26-21 L Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 9/17 at Penn 49-28 W Basic Offense/Defense: Multiple/3-4 9/24 Princeton 42-28 W 2016 Overall Record: 9-3 10/1 at Yale 63-35 W Conference Record/Finish: 6-0/first 10/8 Colgate* 45-31 W 10/15 Georgetown* 35-3 W THE SERIES (LAFAYETTE LEADS, 78-69-5) 10/22 at Holy Cross* 46-14 W First Meeting: 10/25/1884 (Lafayette 50, Lehigh 0) Last Meeting: 11/19/2016 (Lehigh 45, Lafayette 21) 10/29 Fordham* 58-37 W Current Streak: Lehigh +2 11/5 Bucknell* 20-13 W In Easton: Lafayette leads, 41-30-5 11/19 at Lafayette* 45-21 W In Bethlehem: Lehigh leads, 38-36 11/26 at New Hampshire 64-21 L Neutral Site: Series tied, 1-1 * Patriot League contest Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): Lafayette 64, Lehigh 0 (11/18/1944) Largest Margin of Victory (Lehigh): Lehigh 78, Lafayette 0 (11/24/1917)

LEADING RETURNING PLAYERS Passing: Jr. QB Brad Mayes (104-of-154 for 1,386, 13 TD, 3 INT) Rushing: Jr. RB Dom Bragalone (206-1,171, 5.7 ypc, 14 TD) Receiving: Sr. WR Troy Pelletier (96-1,278, 13.3 avg., 12 TD) Defensive: Tkl TFL Sck Int. Sr. DL Tyler Cavenas 55 8.0 5.0 1 Sr. DB Sam McCloskey 54 0.0 0.0 3 Jr. DB Riley O’Neil 44 1.0 0.0 2 84 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette vs. Lehigh COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S MOST-PLAYED RIVALRY

Year Site LC-LU Year Site LC-LU Year Site LC-LU 1884 Easton...... 50-0 1922 Easton...... 3-0 1976 Easton...... 21-17 Bethlehem...... 34-4 1923 Bethlehem...... 13-3 1977 Bethlehem...... 17-35 1885 Bethlehem...... 6-0 1924 Easton...... 7-0 1978 Easton...... 15-23 Easton...... 6-6 1925 Bethlehem...... 14-0 1979 Bethlehem...... 3-24 1886 Easton...... 12-0 1926 Easton...... 35-0 1980 Easton...... 0-32 Bethlehem...... 4-0 1927 Bethlehem...... 43-0 1981 Bethlehem...... 10-3 1887 Bethlehem...... 4-10 1928 Easton...... 38-14 1982 Easton...... 34-6 Easton...... 6-0 1929 Bethlehem...... 12-13 1983 Bethlehem...... 14-22 1888 Easton...... 4-6 1930 Easton...... 16-6 1984 Easton...... 28-7 Bethlehem...... 0-16 1931 Bethlehem...... 13-7 1985 Bethlehem...... 19-24 1889 Bethlehem...... 10-16 1932 Easton...... 25-6 1986 Easton...... 28-23 Easton...... 6-6 1933 Bethlehem...... 54-12 1987 Bethlehem...... 10-17 1890 Easton...... 0-30 1934 Easton...... 7-13 1988 Easton...... 52-45 Bethlehem...... 6-66 1935 Bethlehem...... 0-48 1989 Bethlehem...... 36-21 1891 Bethlehem...... 4-22 1936 Easton...... 0-18 1990 Easton...... 14-35 Wilkes-Barre...... 2-6 1937 Bethlehem...... 6-0 1991 Bethlehem...... 18-36 Easton...... 2-16 1938 Easton...... 6-0 1992 Easton...... 32-29 1892 Easton...... 4-0 1939 Bethlehem...... 29-13 1993 Bethlehem...... 14-39 Bethlehem...... 6-15 1940 Easton...... 46-0 1994 Easton...... 54-20 1893 Bethlehem...... 6-22 1941 Bethlehem...... 47-7 1995 Bethlehem...... 30-37 Easton...... 0-10 1942 Easton...... 7-7 1996 Easton...... 19-23 1894 Easton...... 28-0 1943 Easton...... 39-7 1997 Bethlehem...... 31-43 Bethlehem...... 8-11 Bethlehem...... 58-0 1998 Easton...... 7-31 1895 Bethlehem...... 22-12 1944 Easton...... 44-0 1999 Bethlehem...... 12-14 Easton...... 14-6 Easton...... 64-0 2000 Easton...... 17-31 1896 did not play - 1945 Bethlehem...... 7-0 2001 Bethlehem...... 6-41 1897 Easton...... 34-0 1946 Easton...... 13-0 2002 Easton...... 14-7 Bethlehem...... 22-0 1947 Bethlehem...... 7-0 2003 Bethlehem...... 10-30 1898 Bethlehem...... 0-22 1948 Easton...... 23-13 2004 Easton...... 24-10 Easton...... 11-5 1949 Bethlehem...... 21-12 2005 Bethlehem...... 23-19 1899 Easton...... 17-0 1950 Easton...... 0-38 2006 Easton...... 49-27 Bethlehem...... 35-0 1951 Bethlehem...... 0-51 2007 Bethlehem...... 21-17 1900 Bethlehem...... 34-0 1952 Easton...... 7-14 2008 Easton...... 15-31 Easton...... 18-0 1953 Bethlehem...... 33-13 2009 Bethlehem...... 21-27 (OT) 1901 Easton...... 29-0 1954 Easton...... 46-0 2010 Easton...... 13-20 Bethlehem...... 41-0 1955 Bethlehem...... 35-6 2011 Bethlehem...... 13-37 1902 Easton...... 0-6 1956 Easton...... 10-27 2012 Easton...... 21-28 1903 Bethlehem...... 6-12 1957 Bethlehem...... 13-26 2013 Bethlehem...... 50-28 1904 Easton...... 40-6 1958 Easton...... 14-14 2014 Bronx, N.Y...... 27-7 1905 Bethlehem...... 53-0 1959 Bethlehem...... 28-6 (Yankee Stadium) 1906 Easton...... 33-0 1960 Easton...... 3-26 2015 Bethlehem, Pa...... 35-49 1907 Bethlehem...... 22-5 1961 Bethlehem...... 14-17 2016 Easton, Pa...... 21-45 1908 Easton...... 5-11 1962 Easton...... 6-13 1909 Bethlehem...... 21-0 1963 Bethlehem...... 8-15 Lafayette leads the series 78-69-5 1910 Easton...... 14-0 1964 Easton...... 6-6 1911 Bethlehem...... 11-0 1965 Bethlehem...... 14-20 1912 Easton...... 0-10 1966 Easton...... 16-0 1913 Bethlehem...... 0-7 1967 Bethlehem...... 6-0 1914 Easton...... 7-17 1968 Easton...... 6-21 1915 Bethlehem...... 35-6 1969 Bethlehem...... 19-36 1916 Easton...... 0-16 1970 Easton...... 31-28 1917 Bethlehem...... 0-78 1971 Bethlehem...... 19-48 1918 Easton...... 0-17 1972 Easton...... 6-14 1919 Bethlehem...... 10-6 1973 Bethlehem...... 13-45 1920 Easton...... 27-7 1974 Easton...... 7-57 1921 Bethlehem...... 28-6 1975 Bethlehem...... 14-40

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 85 Series Overall Record ALBRIGHT (11-3-0) 10/18/47 Easton 27-7 W 10/17/25 Philadelphia 7-7 T 10/25/13 Easton 7-0 W 10/23/48 Lewisburg 19-7 W 10/11/30 Hamilton 0-41 L 11/14/14 Easton 42-6 W 11/12/49 Easton 14-21 L 10/10/31 Hamilton 0-16 L 10/23/15 Easton 46-0 W 10/28/50 Lewisburg 0-32 L 10/15/32 Easton 0-35 L 11/11/16 Easton 32-0 W 10/27/51 Easton 21-40 L 10/28/33 Hamilton 0-0 T 11/17/17 Easton 42-0 W 9/27/52 Lewisburg 13-45 L 10/19/35 Easton 0-52 L 10/23/26 Easton 30-7 W 10/24/53 Easton 7-6 W 10/24/36 Hamilton 0-41 L 9/29/28 Easton 78-0 W 10/23/54 Lewisburg 0-7 L 10/13/45 Hamilton 0-47 L 10/27/34 Easton 26-0 W 10/22/55 Easton 34-13 W 11/2/46 Easton 0-39 L 10/12/35 Reading 0-38 L 10/20/56 Lewisburg 13-7 W 9/18/65 Hamilton 0-40 L 9/22/51 Easton 6-12 L 10/26/57 Easton 35-13 W 11/12/66 Easton 9-20 L 10/4/52 Easton 6-28 L 10/25/58 Lewisburg 34-6 W 11/16/68 Hamilton 14-10 W 10/3/53 Reading 28-7 W 10/24/59 Easton 12-6 W 11/15/69 Easton 10-14 L 9/25/54 Easton 26-0 W 10/22/60 Lewisburg 0-28 L 11/13/71 Easton 14-51 L 10/13/56 Easton 32-7 W 10/21/61 Easton 0-13 L 9/23/72 Hamilton 14-33 L ALFRED (1-0-0) 10/20/62 Lewisburg 6-28 L 9/22/73 Easton 21-55 L 11/15/24 Easton 47-0 W 10/26/63 Easton 14-13 W 10/26/74 Easton 18-24 L 10/24/64 Lewisburg 12-54 L 10/25/75 Hamilton 2-56 L ARMY (1-18-0) 10/23/65 Easton 14-13 W 10/23/76 Easton 14-24 L 10/7/1893 West Point 0-36 L 10/22/66 Lewisburg 25-7 W 9/17/77 Hamilton 12-38 L 10/26/40 West Point 19-0 W 10/7/67 Easton 21-6 W 11/4/78 Hamilton 7-17 L 10/3/42 West Point 0-14 L 10/26/68 Lewisburg 10-13 L 11/3/79 Easton 7-7 T 10/2/48 West Point 7-54 L 10/25/69 Easton 20-21 L 11/1/80 Hamilton 0-44 L 9/14/74 West Point 7-14 L 10/24/70 Lewisburg 28-30 L 10/17/81 Hamilton 0-30 L 9/11/76 West Point 6-16 L 10/23/71 Easton 0-33 L 10/29/83 Easton 7-21 L 10/22/77 West Point 6-42 L 10/21/72 Lewisburg 7-26 L 10/20/84 Hamilton 20-41 L 9/16/78 West Point 14-24 L 10/20/73 Easton 0-0 T 9/21/85 Easton 14-30 L 9/18/82 West Point 20-26 L 11/2/74 Lewisburg 6-10 L 11/1/86 Hamilton 7-42 L 11/15/86 West Point 48-56 L 10/11/75 Easton 5-15 L 10/31/87 Easton 14-35 L 11/14/87 West Point 37-49 L 10/30/76 Lewisburg 17-7 W 10/1/88 Hamilton 42-34 W 10/15/88 West Point 17-24 L 10/8/77 Easton 34-7 W 10/28/89 Easton 38-33 W 10/21/89 West Point 20-34 L 10/14/78 Lewisburg 14-7 W 11/10/90 Hamilton 7-36 L 10/20/90 West Point 0-56 L 10/13/79 Easton 0-0 T 11/16/91 Easton 48-31 W 10/10/92 West Point 36-38 L 10/11/80 Lewisburg 0-14 L 10/31/92 Hamilton 37-28 W 11/13/93 West Point 12-35 L 10/10/81 Easton 37-0 W 10/30/93 Easton 7-7 T 11/2/96 West Point 21-41 L 10/2/82 Lewisburg 37-6 W 11/5/94 Hamilton 14-6 W 9/13/97 West Point 14-41 L 10/1/83 Easton 33-3 W 11/4/95 Easton 35-9 W 10/15/16 West Point 7-62 L 11/3/84 Lewisburg 3-10 L 10/26/96 Hamilton 9-40 L 11/9/85 Easton 47-0 W 10/11/97 Easton 6-44 L APPALACHIAN STATE (0-1-0) 10/25/86 Lewisburg 52-34 W 11/14/98 Hamilton 27-42 L 11/26/05 Boone 23-34 L 10/10/87 Easton 42-21 W 10/9/99 Easton 14-56 L 10/8/88 Lewisburg 52-35 W 10/28/00 Hamilton 14-17 L BALTIMORE (2-0-0) 11/4/89 Lewisburg 33-54 L 10/27/01 Easton 16-20 L 9/26/31 Easton 51-0 W 9/15/90 Easton 14-24 L 11/2/02 Hamilton 24-31 L 11/9/35 Easton 26-0 W 10/12/91 Easton 20-16 W 11/1/03 Easton 31-47 L BLOOMSBURG (6-0-0) 11/14/92 Lewisburg 49-7 W 11/6/04 Hamilton 19-22 L 11/1/1896 Bloomsburg 17-0 W 9/11/93 Easton 31-14 W 11/5/05 Easton 15-18 L 9/27/1897 Easton 14-0 W 10/29/94 Lewisburg 56-14 W 10/28/06 Hamilton 27-10 W 11/14/1903 Easton 29-0 W 10/28/95 Lewisburg 11-30 L 10/27/07 Easton 27-36 L 10/15/1904 Easton 33-0 W 11/9/96 Easton 23-7 W 11/1/08 Hamilton 13-21 L 9/24/1910 Easton 31-0 W 9/20/97 Easton 21-23 L 11/7/09 Easton 56-49 W 9/23/1911 Easton 53-0 W 10/24/98 Lewisburg 22-33 L 11/6/10 Hamilton 14-24 L 10/23/99 Easton 22-21 W 11/5/11 Easton 37-24 W BOSTON COLLEGE (1-0-0) 10/14/00 Lewisburg 30-42 L 11/3/12 Hamilton 41-65 L 10/28/22 Boston 12-0 W 10/13/01 Easton 16-17 L 11/9/13 Easton 24-28 L BOSTON UNIVERSITY (0-1-0) 11/9/02 Lewisburg 19-3 W 11/8/14 Hamilton 19-16 W 10/18/69 Easton 14-22 L 11/8/03 Easton 35-17 W 11/7/15 Easton 19-28 L BROWN (3-8-0) 10/16/04 Lewisburg 14-13 W 11/12/16 Hamilton 17-38 L 10/29/05 Easton 33-20 W 11/9/1901 Providence 11-6 W COLUMBIA ATHLETIC ASSOC. (2-0-0) 11/1/1902 Easton 6-5 W 9/9/06 Lewisburg 31-0 W 11/22/1890 Washington D.C. 18-4 W 10/24/08 Providence 8-6 W 11/3/07 Easton 34-7 W 10/21/1892 Washington D.C. 10-0 W 11/16/12 Providence 7-21 L 11/8/08 Lewisburg 38-21 W COLUMBIA (28-12-2) 10/8/38 Providence 0-20 L 10/31/09 Easton 35-14 W 10/9/1889 New York 10-10 T 10/25/41 Easton 0-13 L 10/30/10 Lewisburg 33-12 W 11/18/33 New York 6-46 L 10/17/42 Providence 0-7 L 10/29/11 Easton 13-39 L 9/29/45 New York 14-40 L 9/26/64 Providence 3-20 L 9/22/12 Lewisburg 20-14 W 11/16/46 New York 0-46 L 9/27/97 Providence 27-35 L 10/5/13 Easton 31-7 W 9/25/65 New York 14-10 W 9/26/98 Easton 21-23 L 11/1/14 Lewisburg 24-27 L OT 10/31/15 Easton 24-35 L 9/28/68 New York 36-14 W 9/25/99 Providence 28-35 L 10/22/16 Lewisburg 17-42 L 9/27/69 New York 36-22 W BUCKNELL (52-36-6) 9/26/70 New York 9-23 L BUFFALO (6-1-0) 11/30/1883 Lewisburg 59-0 W 9/25/71 Easton 3-0 W 10/16/54 Buffalo 26-0 W 10/10/1888 Easton 54-0 W 9/28/74 New York 15-0 W 10/5/57 Buffalo 14-6 W 10/4/1890 Easton 0-0 T 9/27/75 Easton 10-7 W 9/14/91 Easton 42-21 W 9/25/1891 Easton 10-16 L 9/25/76 New York 31-38 L 9/19/92 Easton 49-28 W 11/29/1894 Easton 44-0 W 9/24/77 New York 10-21 L 9/18/93 Buffalo 29-15 W 11/19/1898 Easton 6-0 W 9/30/78 New York 0-21 L 9/9/95 Buffalo 24-17 W 11/18/1899 Easton 12-0 W 9/29/79 Easton 14-7 W 9/19/98 Easton 14-16 L 11/30/1905 Easton 47-0 W 9/27/80 New York 0-6 L 11/9/1907 Easton 34-0 W CARLISLE INDIANS (0-1-0) 9/26/81 New York 28-13 W 10/31/1908 Easton 6-6 T 10/28/1911 Easton 0-19 L 9/25/82 New York 53-23 W 10/29/1910 Easton 12-0 W CARNEGIE TECH (1-1-0) 9/24/83 Easton 34-29 W 11/14/11 Easton 6-0 W 10/2/54 Easton 21-23 L 9/29/84 New York 23-14 W 11/2/12 Easton 0-0 T 10/1/55 Pittsburgh 41-14 W 9/28/85 Easton 20-0 W 11/6/20 Easton 10-7 W 9/27/86 New York 26-21 W 10/15/21 Lewisburg 20-7 W CATHOLIC (1-0-0) 9/26/87 Easton 38-7 W 10/21/22 Easton 28-7 W 10/23/20 Easton 84-0 W 9/24/88 New York 49-3 W 10/18/24 Lewisburg 21-3 W CENTRAL CONNECTICUT (2-1-0) 9/30/89 Easton 52-14 W 10/20/28 Lewisburg 0-0 T 9/13/80 Easton 3-14 L 10/6/90 New York 41-34 W 10/19/29 Easton 3-6 L 9/12/81 Easton 51-0 W 10/19/91 Easton 30-15 W 10/22/32 Lewisburg 6-14 L 9/2/16 New Britain 24-10 W 10/9/93 New York 58-6 W 10/21/33 Easton 0-21 L 10/1/94 New York 13-28 L 10/31/42 Lewisburg 7-13 L COLGATE (13-43-4) 9/30/95 Easton 10-10 T 10/27/45 Easton 2-26 L 10/27/1906 Easton 17-6 W 10/19/96 New York 0-3 L 10/26/46 Lewisburg 0-29 L 10/9/1907 Easton 21-9 W 10/4/97 Easton 31-3 W

86 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 10/7/00 New York 22-47 L DICKINSON (23-2-0) GEORGETOWN (13-7-0) 10/6/01 Easton 31-14 W 10/18/1886 Easton 24-5 W 10/25/1902 Washington D.C. 23-0 W 10/12/02 New York 28-21 W 10/12/1887 Carlisle 12-0 W 12/2/22 Washington D.C. 7-13 L 10/11/03 Easton 41-27 W 10/1/1890 Easton 52-0 W 11/5/27 Washington D.C. 2-27 L 10/9/04 New York 35-14 W 10/31/1896 Easton 18-0 W 10/16/37 Washington D.C. 6-0 W 10/8/05 Easton 14-7 W 11/13/1897 Easton 19-0 W 11/10/01 Washington D.C. 37-17 W 10/6/07 Easton 29-0 W 10/15/1898 Easton 6-12 L 10/19/02 Easton 35-17 W 10/11/08 New York 13-3 W 11/30/1899 Easton 36-0 W 10/4/03 Easton 10-17 L 10/10/09 Easton 24-21 W 11/29/1900 Easton 10-6 W 9/11/04 Washington D.C. 17-6 W 10/19/10 New York 28-42 L 11/27/1901 Easton 29-0 W 10/1/05 Washington D.C. 12-7 W 11/11/06 Easton 45-14 W CONNECTICUT (1-0-0) 11/27/1902 Easton 23-0 W 9/8/07 Washington D.C. 28-7 W 10/13/84 Easton 20-13 W 11/26/1903 Easton 0-35 L 10/29/1906 Easton 26-6 W 9/13/08 Easton 24-6 W CORNELL (8-14-2) 11/28/1907 Easton 31-0 W 9/12/09 Washington D.C. 28-3 W 11/10/1888 Ithaca 16-0 W 11/26/1908 Easton 12-0 W 9/11/10 Easton 24-28 L 10/12/1889 Ithaca 0-10 L 11/25/1909 Easton 5-0 W 9/10/11 Washington D.C. 13-14 L 11/28/1889 Syracuse 0-24 L 11/24/1910 Easton 41-0 W 10/27/12 Easton 17-20 L 10/24/1891 Ithaca 0-30 L 11/30/11 Easton 6-0 W 11/2/13 Washington D.C. 45-27 W 10/13/1894 Ithaca 0-34 L 11/28/12 Easton 19-13 W 10/11/14 Easton 24-21 W 10/19/1895 Ithaca 6-0 W 11/27/13 Easton 7-0 W 10/10/15 Washington D.C. 7-38 L 10/16/1897 Easton 4-4 T 11/26/14 Easton 56-7 W 10/29/16 Easton 17-3 W 11/12/1898 Ithaca 0-47 L 11/25/15 Easton 27-7 W 11/11/1899 Ithaca 6-5 W GEORGE WASHINGTON (2-1-0) 11/8/19 Easton 48-0 W 10/13/28 Easton 28-0 W 11/17/1900 Easton 17-0 W 10/8/21 Easton 27-0 W 10/30/48 Easton 33-14 W 11/15/1902 Ithaca 0-28 L 10/16/26 Easton 42-13 W 10/28/49 Washington 7-14 L 11/15/13 Ithaca 3-10 L 10/17/36 Easton 7-0 W 11/1/19 Ithaca 21-2 W GETTYSBURG (27-13-0) 9/26/42 Ithaca 16-20 L DREXEL (6-0-0) 10/3/1894 Easton 36-0 W 9/30/50 Ithaca 0-27 L 10/19/68 Easton 27-0 W 10/8/1902 Easton 14-0 W 10/5/85 Ithaca 17-3 W 10/11/69 Easton 27-7 W 10/3/1903 Easton 11-0 W 10/4/86 Easton 33-22 W 10/3/70 Easton 19-14 W 10/5/1904 Easton 20-0 W 10/3/87 Ithaca 12-17 L 10/2/71 Philadelphia 21-13 W 10/22/1910 Easton 21-0 W 10/29/88 Easton 21-21 T 11/11/72 Easton 16-0 W 10/14/11 Easton 36-0 W 10/7/89 Ithaca 23-24 L 11/10/73 Easton 21-11 W 10/10/36 Easton 0-2 L 10/13/90 Easton 16-38 L DUQUESNE (0-3-0) 10/9/37 Gettysburg 2-0 W 10/3/92 Ithaca 33-44 L 11/13/99 Easton 17-28 L 10/28/39 Easton 40-0 W 9/28/96 Easton 30-19 W 11/11/00 Pittsburgh 14-23 L 10/19/40 Easton 45-6 W 10/18/97 Ithaca 34-41 (OT) L 10/5/02 Pittsburgh 22-23 L 11/1/41 Gettysburg 17-6 W 10/12/46 Easton 14-27 L C.W. 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GAME 1 LAFAYETTE 24 GAME 2 LAFAYETTE 6 CENTRAL CONN. ST. 10 DELAWARE 24

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (9/2/16) - Drew Reed connected EASTON, Pa. (9/10/16) - The Lafayette football team with Matt Mrazek for all three of Lafayette’s touchdowns as walked into Fisher Stadium for the first time in 2016, but could the Leopards pulled away from Central Connecticut State for not contain Delaware’s grinding running game. Two Blue Hen a 24-10 win. backs, Thomas Jefferson and Jalen Randolph, combined for Reed was 31-of-42 for 316 yards and three touchdowns, 229 yards and two touchdowns in a 24-6 win over Lafayette. while Mrazek reeled in six catches for 93 yards in the season- Despite the final outcome, it was closely contested through- opening victory. Two of the scores came in the fourth quarter. out. The Leopards’ defense consistently came up with stops The Leopards, who did not commit a turnover, forced five with Brandon Bryant in the middle of nearly every big defen- Central Connecticut State turnovers in the game and four in sive play for Lafayette. The junior linebacker finished the night the first quarter. with a game-high 14 tackles and a sack, a year removed from a Lafayette led 10-0 after the first 15 minutes. On CCSU’s career-high 18-tackle game at Delaware. first drive, LBBrandon Bryant popped the ball loose from The teams traded punts on the first two possessions. On the ball carrier near midfield and the Lafayette offense did the Delaware’s (2-0) second offensive possession, they put together rest, covering 62 yards on nine plays. Reed looked sharp from an eight-play drive that was capped by a 43-yard field goal by the beginning, completing six of seven passes to three different Frank Raggo. receivers on the initial drive. The final completion was an 18-yard touchdown strike to the outstretched On the ensuing kickoff, Lafayette started with the ball on its own 13. The Leopards looked to senior arms of Mrazek. quarterback Drew Reed (14-31-2 for 111 yards) and he delivered, completing five passes for 38 yards and The defense continued to force turnovers. Safety Draeland James picked off a pass at midfield and rushing for 10. Two of the five completions were toMatt Mrazek, who led the team with eight receptions returned it 27 yards. The offense settled for a 35-yard Jacob Bissell field goal and a 10-0 lead with 7:31 left for 59 yards. in the first. Delaware committed a costly penalty on the drive that allowed the Leopards to move into field-goal range The Leopards, clad in white jerseys and white pants, continued to force turnovers. Sophomore CB Izaiah and the Maroon and White capitalized with a 27-yard field goal fromJacob Bissell to knot the game at 3-3. Avent, in the first start of his career, picked off a pass deep in Leopard territory. ClassmateJerry Powe fol- The Blue Hens were threatening on their first drive of the second quarter, making their way to the lowed suit, taking on a blocker out wide, forcing a fumble after and then recovering on the sideline Lafayette 36. Delaware handed the ball off to Randolph on a third-and-four, but he was stuffed at the line just before the end of the first quarter. by Bryant and Collin Albershardt, forcing the Blue Hens to punt. When the Blue Devils got the ball back, they started at their own 26-yard line. CCSU marched to the From that point forward, neither team was able to make it deep into the opposition’s territory so the score Lafayette two-yard line before ending up with a 19-yard yard field goal attempt by Ed Groth that missed. remained even at 3-3 entering the half. After a three-and-out by the Leopards, CCSU’s Najae Brown ran back a punt for a TD, but the score At the 11-minute mark of the third quarter, the Leopards went on a drive and were quickly forced to was nullified by a holding penalty. The Blue Devils took over at the Lafayette 27-yard line after the return. A punt. Lafayette punter Ryan Forrester received the ball and kicked it 42 yards to the Delaware 19. Justin 43-yard field goal by Groth cut the Leopard lead to 10-3 with 5:26 left in the half. Watson, the Blue Hens’ return man, circled under it, but muffed the catch, resulting in a Lafayette recovery Just before intermission, Lafayette used its three timeouts and forced a punt. The Leopards took over at the Delaware 11-yard line. Forrester had a standout night, averaging 43.3 yards per attempt on nine punts at their own 48 with 39 seconds left. The offense picked up 20 yards on a Reed to Yasir Thomas toss that while landing three inside the opponents’ 20-yard line. allowed Bissell to attempt a 46-yard field goal. The kick missed wide right and Lafayette led 10-3 at halftime. Lafayette made its way to the three-yard line on a C.J. Amill eight-yard rush, but that was as far as the Thr ee minutes into the second half, CCSU missed another scoring opportunity. Jacob Dolegala found Leopards were able to get before being forced to settle for a 20-yard field goal from Bissell. Dan Hebert for a 35-yard completion to the Lafayette 41-yard line. The Blue Devils attempted a 37-yard With four minutes left to play in the third quarter, the Blue Hens got the ball and worked their way down field goal, but the snap was high and the kick was no good.Andy Labudev registered his first sack of the the field with five rushes for 33 yards. From the Lafayette 16, Jefferson was given the ball and he scored after season on the drive and pushed the attempt back five yards. finding a hole up the middle to put Delaware on top 10-6. R yan Forrester’s second punt of the third quarter gave Central the ball back with six minutes left in the The Blue Hens extended their lead in the early stages of the final quarter after a seven-play, 91-yard drive. third. Dolegala eluded pressure and hit Alex Jamele in the corner of the end zone as Jamele wrestled the ball The drive began with five straight runs from Randolph for a combined 68 yards. from the Lafayette defender to knot the game at 10-10. Delaware quarterback Joe Walker found some running room and took off for 10 rushing yards of his own. Lafayette’s next offensive possession started deep inside Leopard territory at the 11-yard line. A 21-yard Following one final run by Randolph, Walker found receiver Diante Cherry for a 35-yard touchdown to give toss from Reed to Joey Chenoweth underneath gave Lafayette some room to operate. The lengthy drive the Blue Hens a 17-6 advantage. continued for 12 more plays before Reed found Mrazek near the goal line. Mrazek broke one tackle and The Leopards got the ball back, but the Blue Hens picked off Reed on the first play and scored once more stretched the ball across the goal line to propel Lafayette to a 17-10 lead with 12:53 left in the game. on a four-yard rush by Randolph to seal the 24-6 victory over the Leopards. The Leopard defense continued to make plays when it was needed most. Collin Albershardt sacked Dolegala for nine yards and another offensive miscue led to a punt. Lafayette (1-1) 3 0 3 0 6 The offense capitalized on the momentum, covering 61 yards on nine plays to put away the hosts. Reed Delaware (2-0) 3 0 7 14 24 completed five passes on the drive that also featured a pair of runs each byC.J. Amill and DeSean Brown. The final play, Reed to Mrazek for 15 yards, ran the final to 24-10. 1st 08:15 UD - Raggo 43-yd field goal Defensively, Powe led the team with 10 tackles while Michael Root added nine and Phillip Parham 01:20 LC - Bissell 27-yd field goal eight. The defense held CCSU to 85 rushing yards and 354 yards of total offense. Lafayette managed 22 3rd 08:41 LC - Bissell 20-yd field goal rushing yards and 338 total yards while sporting a 10-minute advantage in time of possession. 00:49 UD - Jefferson 16-yd run (Raggo kick) 4th 07:10 LC - Cherry 35-yd pass from Walker (Raggo kick) Lafayette (1-0) 10 0 0 14 24 04:31 LC - Randolph 4-yd run (Raggo kick) Central Conn. State (0-1) 0 3 7 0 10 Lafayette Delaware 1st 09:23 LC - Mrazek 18-yd pass from Reed (Bissell kick) First Downs 11 16 07:31 LC - Bissell 35-yd field goal Rushing 29-78 46-276 2nd 05:26 CCSU - Groth 43-yd field goal Net Yards Passing 111 66 3rd 03:06 CCSU - Jamele 25-yd pass from Dolegala (Groth kick) Passes Comp-Att-Int 14-31-2 5-16-0 4th 12:53 LC - Mrazek 21-yd pass from Reed (Bissell kick) Total Net Yards 189 342 05:12 LC - Mrazek 15-yd pass from Reed (Bissell kick) Fumbles/Lost 3/0 1/1 Lafayette Central Conn. State Third-down conversions 2/13 3/12 First Downs 23 19 Penalties/Yards 4/34 7/84 Rushing 34-22 24-85 Punts/Average 9/43.3 7/33.6 Net Yards Passing 316 269 Passes Comp-Att-Int 31-43-0 26-39-2 Total Net Yards 338 354 Rushing — LC: Mayfield 5-34, Amill 16-24, Reed 8-20 DEL: Jefferson 17-124, Randolph 17-105, Walker 9-50, Hills 1-1 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 4/3 Passing — LC: Reed 14-31-2 for 111 yards DEL: Walker 5-16-0 for 66 yards Third-down conversions 7/17 8/14 Penalties/Yards 4/59 8/83 Receiving — LC: Mrazek 8-59, Wadsworth 2-37, Franzese 1-11, Thomas 1-3, Amill 1-2, Chenoweth 1-(-1) DEL: Cherry Punts/Average 6/38.2 2/36.0 4-63, Randolph 1-3 Rushing — LC: Brown 12-30, Amill 12-15, Mayfield 7-1, Reed 3-(-24) CCSU: Jeanguilaume 6-49, Nash 11-44, Lofton 1-4, Lytton 1-2, Dolegale 4-(-3) Passing — LC: Reed 31-42-0 for 316 yards CCSU: Dolegala 26-39-2 for 269 yards

Receiving — LC: Chenoweth 8-53, Mrazek 6-93, Wadsworth 5-56, Thomas 4-28, Palumbo 3-46, Amill 3-19, Franzese 1-13, Brown 1-8 CCSU: Hebert 8-79, Nash 5-51, Jamele 3-64, Smith 3-12, Jeanguilaume 2-20, Lofton 2-10, Fields 1-19, Lytton 1-8, Jenkins 1-6

92 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME 3 LAFAYETTE 31 GAME 4 LAFAYETTE 14 PRINCETON 35 VILLANOVA (15/19) 31

PRINCETON, N.J. (9/17/16) - Drew Reed threw for 356 EASTON, Pa. (9/24/16) - In the first meeting with Villa- yards and three touchdowns, but Princeton’s high-powered of- nova in 96 years, the No. 15 Wildcats topped Lafayette, 31-14, fense scored 28 points in the second and third quarters for a at Fisher Stadium. 35-31 win over the Leopards at Princeton Stadium. After the opening kickoff, Lafayette started with the ball on It was the fourth 300-yard passing game of his Reed’s career, its own 25. On the first play of the drive, Villanova’s Tanoh as he completed 28-of-36 (78 percent) for three touchdowns Kpassgnon jarred the ball loose from DeSean Brown after the and two interceptions. Reed threw five passes toRocco Pa- handoff. Kpassgnon scooped it up and returned it 25 yards for lumbo for 101 yards while Matt Mrazek caught five balls for a touchdown. 81 yards and two scores. Reed spread the ball to six receivers After forcing a three-and-out, the Wildcats regained posses- with Dylan Wadsworth finishing with a team-high six catches. sion and drove 88 yards to the Leopards’ eight-yard line. The On the first possession of the game, it looked like the Lafay- Lafayette defense stood its ground though and did not allow ette defense stopped Princeton in its own half, but a personal a single yard while forcing Villanova to send out the special foul penalty after the third-down play extended the Tigers’ teams unit. drive. Princeton took advantage, capping a nine-play drive be- Villanova opted for a fake and John Hinchen completed a fore Joe Rhattigan scored from 23 yards out at 12:04. five-yard pass to Simon Bingelis. Bingelis made a move towards The Leopards’ offense answered. Reed’s 41-yard pass to Mrazek put the Leopards to the Princeton four- the end zone with only one man to beat. Draeland James was that man and came up with a clutch tackle yard line. Two rushes later, fullback Kyle Mayfield scored Lafayette’s first rushing TD of the season and the that prevented the score and forced a turnover on downs. first of his career to knot the game at 7-7. Mayfield’s run capped a seven-play, 79-yard scoring drive just over Lafayette was held to one first down the remainder of the quarter. Villanova got the ball back late in the six minutes into the game. first and added a 39-yard field goal by Gerard Smith to lead 10-0 one minute into the second quarter. Lafayette longest drive (in terms of plays) of the year gave the Leopards the 14-7 lead just before the end The Wildcats extended their lead to 17-0, running the ball on six straight plays. The final carry was a of the first quarter. Mrazek snatched a ball from behind the Princeton defender to finish off a 14-play drive one-yard score by Javon White with eight minutes left to go in the half. over 81 yards while running nearly eight minutes off the clock. With less than four minutes remaining, Lafayette took over at the Villanova 22-yard line. The Leopards The Princeton (1-0) defense made the difference midway through the second quarter. Ty Desire hit Reed turned to senior quarterback Drew Reed and he drove the Maroon and White down the field. Reed con- as he delivered the ball and the resulting errant pass was picked off by Dorian Williams and returned 22 yards nected on all five of his passes for 64 yards, including a 13-yard dish toDylan Wadsworth. The junior tight to the Lafayette eight-yard line. Princeton scored two plays later on a two-yard run by John Lovett to knot end led the team with career-highs in receptions (6) and yardage (97) and a touchdown. the game at 14 apiece. The Leopards capped the drive off with a 14-yard touchdown pass from Reed to freshman Yasir Thomas The Lafayette defense made its presence known, as Brandon Bryant sacked Princeton QB Chad Kanoff in the end zone for the score. Reed finished the game 19-of-27 for 229 yards with two touchdowns and two (15-of-29 for 160 yards) back to the Princeton two-yard line for a loss of 15 yards. After the punt, Lafayette interceptions. took over Princeton 40-yard line. A 35-yard pass and spectacular grab by Palumbo across the middle set up Phillip Parham’s interception in the end zone prevented another Villanova score just before the half. a Leopard score. On third down, Reed eluded pressure and hit Nick Franzese for his first career touchdown Lafayette trailed 17-7. reception along the back of the endzone for the 21-14 lead at 2:07. In the third quarter, Lafayette stayed committed to the run and Brown took off for 24 yards to help the The two minutes were enough for Princeton to tie the game just before the half. Lovett ended an 11-play Leopards get into scoring position. On 2nd-and-10, Reed scrambled to his right and found a cutting Tim drive with a one-yard run and a 21-21 score. Vangelas in the end zone for the score. Lafayette closed the gap to 17-14. Lafayette maintained its lead on the first drive of the second half. A 19-yard run by Mayfield and a 26-yard The teams exchanged punts, but Lafayette’s effort was blocked, setting up Villanova at the Leopard pass from Reed to Palumbo led to a 36-yard Jacob Bissell field goal. The Leopards led 24-21. 25-yard line with five minutes left in the third. Five straight running plays, the final a three-yard scamper by Princeton took its first lead of the game on a 10-play, 67-yard drive. Rhattigan scored on a one-yard TD Aaron Forbes, gave Villanova a 24-14 lead. Forbes ended the night with 11 carries for 111 yards and a score. run with 4:48 left in the quarter. The Wildcats added another score on a 45-yard interception return for touchdown to run the final to 31-14. The teams traded turnovers, with Mrazek having the ball knocked loose on a catch across the middle Defensively, Brandon Bryant made 12 stops to go along with seven tackles by Jerry Powe (three of before Draeland James returned the favor with his second interception of the season. Princeton got the which were for loss). best of the turnover of the sequence when Markus Phox picked off a Reed offering as the QB faced intense pressure. Lafayette (1-3) 0 7 7 0 14 The Tigers capitalized, scoring on a 17-yard Rhattigan run after he bounced off two would-be tacklers. Villanova (3-1) 7 10 14 0 31 Princeton led 35-24 at the end of the third quarter. Rhattigan finished with 22 carries for 136 yards and three touchdowns. 1st 14:45 VU - Kpassagnon 25-yd fumble recover (Smith kick) Lafayette made it a one-possession game with 5:27 left. Reed found Mrazek for a 24-yard touchdown and 2nd 13:55 VU - Smith 37-yd FG Bissell’s PAT cut the lead to 35-31. 07:48 VU - White 1-yd run (Smith kick) Princeton salted away the game using eight straight runs, but it was a 10-yard pass from Kanoff to Lovett 01:20 LC - Thomas 14-yd pass from Reed (Bissell kick) to pick up a final first down near midfield that ended the game. 3rd 10:51 LC - Vangelas 19-yd pass from Reed (Bissell kick) Michael Root (12), Jerry Powe (11) and Bryant (10) all had double figures in the tackle department for 03:32 VU - Forbes 3-yd run (Smith kick) the defense which registered three sacks. 02:17 VU - Steeb 45-yd interception return (Smith kick) Lafayette (1-2) 14 7 3 7 31 Lafayette Villanova Princeton (1-0) 7 14 14 0 35 First Downs 19 21 Rushing 38-70 42-238 1st 12:04 PU - Rhattigan 23-yd run (Rice kick) Net Yards Passing 272 140 08:56 LC - Mayfield 4-yd run (Bissell kick) Passes Comp-Att-Int 25-38-3 14-27-1 00:05 LC - Mrazek 2-yd pass from Reed (Bissell kick) Total Net Yards 342 378 2nd 08:25 PU - Lovett 2-yd run (Rice kick) Fumbles/Lost 1/1 1/1 02:07 LC - Franzese 4-yd pass from Reed (Bissell kick) Third-down conversions 3/16 2/11 00:27 PU - Lovett 1-yd run (Rice kick) Penalties/Yards 3/25 7/57 3rd 07:47 LC - Bissell 36-yd FG Punts/Average 8/34.2 7/36.7 04:48 PU - Rhattigan 1-yd run (Rice kick) 00:48 PU - Rhattigan 17-yd run (Rice kick) Rushing — LC: Brown 18-63, West 3-18, Mayfield 2-2, Chenoweth 1-0, Amill 3-(-2), Reed 10-(-10) VU: Forbes 11-111, 4th 05:27 LC - Mrazek 24-yd pass from Reed (Bissell kick) White 18-61, McClenton 5-24, Phillips 2-24, Bednarczyk 5-22

Lafayette Princeton Passing — LC: Reed 19-27-2 for 229 yards, Searfoss 6-11-1 for 43 yards VU: Bednarczyk 13-26-1 for 135 yards, First Downs 19 21 Hinchen 1-1-0 for 5 yards Rushing 34-60 47-182 Net Yards Passing 356 178 Receiving — LC: Wadsworth 6-97, Brown 3-27, Mrazek 3-24, Vangelas 2-29, Thomas 2-24, Franzese 2-19, Evans 2-17, Passes Comp-Att-Int 28-36-2 16-32-1 Amill 2-11, Chenoweth 1-10, Palumbo 1-8, West 1-6 VU: Phillips 5-59, McClenton 4-25, Padovani 2-31, Forbes 2-20, Total Net Yards 416 360 Bingelis 1-5 Fumbles/Lost 1/1 0/0 Third-down conversions 7/15 9/17 Penalties/Yards 3/25 6/56 Punts/Average 5/47.0 7/40.7

Rushing — LC: Mayfield 15-49, Reed 6-8, Amill 10-3, Thomas 1-2, West 1-1 PRIN: Rhattigan 22-136, Volker 8-38, Lovett 9-26, Kanoff 5-(-9)

Passing — LC: Reed 28-36-2 for 356 yards PRIN: Kanoff 15-29-1 for 160 yards, Lovett 1-3-0 for 18 yards

Receiving — LC: Wadsworth 6-64, Palumbo 5-101, Mrazek 5-81, Vangelas 3-37, Franzese 3-29, Chenoweth 3-29, Amill 3-15 PRIN: Barnes 5-102, Lovett 4-23, Osborne 2-24, Perkins 1-13, Carpenter 1-11, Rhattigan 1-3, Bech 1-1, Carlson 1-1 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 93 GAME 5 LAFAYETTE 28 GAME 6 LAFAYETTE 34 HOLY CROSS 38 FORDHAM 58

EASTON, Pa. (10/1/16) - Holy Cross scored 22 straight BRONX, N.Y. (10/8/16) - Fordham rushed for 516 yards points in the fourth quarter to recover from a five-point Leop- en route to a 58-34 victory over Lafayette in Patriot League ard advantage and hand Lafayette a 38-28 setback on Home- action at Coffey Field. coming Weekend at Fisher Stadium. It was the Patriot League Fordham junior RB Chase Edmonds ended with 17 carries opener for both teams. for 359 yards and four touchdowns to break his own school Senior quarterback Blake Searfoss played all but the first rushing record (348 yards). He scored on runs of 29, 19, 74 series after starting quarterback Drew Reed was knocked from and 67 yards. With his second score of the game, he became the the game by a vicious hit after a 10-yard run. Searfoss was ready Patriot League’s career leader for points scored. Fordham QB to go, completing 32-of-45 for 280 yards and four touchdowns Kevin Anderson was also elusive, rushing for 108 yards and a (all career-highs). He connected with junior Matt Mrazek for touchdown while throwing for three more. three of the touchdowns as Mrazek finished with 11 catches for The Leopards’ defense recorded the first score of the game 109 yards (both career highs). Mrazek’s 11-catch performance on Fordham’s first drive.Phillip Parham picked off Anderson was the first for a Leopard since Ross Scheuerman had 10 grabs and ran it back 35 yards for a touchdown, the second pick six of on Nov. 8, 2014. Parham’s career. Lafayette led 7-0. Holy Cross (2-3, 1-0) scored on its first three possessions It took just two offensive plays on Fordham’s next drive to of the game and led 13-0. The Crusaders, who were playing without starting QB Peter Pujals, saw backup even the score. A 23-yard strike from Anderson to Phazahn Odom set up a 29-yard touchdown run by Geoff Wade take the 7-0 lead on a 39-yard pass to Jake Wieczorek. Zane Wasp added field goals of 32 and 23 Edmonds. yards as Holy Cross led 13-0. A 37-yard Diquan Walker run opened up the first drive of the second quarter. Anderson did the damage on Fordham’s next scoring drive, rushing for 20, 14, 7 and finally 33 yards for Holy Cross moved the ball to the two, before settling for Wasp 23-yarder. a touchdown. He fumbled before picking the ball up and weaving his way through the Lafayette defense. The Lafayette offense earned its first first-down of the game on Searfoss’ eight-yard pass toJoey Che- As the first quarter wore on, the Leopards inched closer converting a fourth down near midfield on an 11- noweth to start the second quarter. The play was followed by a 27-yard completion to Mrazek that put the yard pass from Searfoss to Kyle Mayfield. Jacob Bissell then booted a 35-yard field goal to make it 14-10. Leopards in Crusaders’ territory on the 48-yard line. Lafayette settled for a 38-yard Jacob Bissell field goal Edmonds did the bulk of the work for Fordham on its next drive, racking up 71 yards before Anderson attempt that missed wide left. connected with Corey Caddle for an 11-yard score. Holy Cross returned the favor when Wasp missed a 43-yarder and gave the Leopards the ball back with The Leopards’ responded. Blake Searfoss, who started for the injured Drew Reed, hit Joey Chenoweth 3:58 to play. Searfoss orchestrated a 77-yard drive, going 9-of-10 through the air and finishing it off with for a 65-yard catch and run, as Lafayette pulled within 20-17 with 1:13 left in the quarter. It was the Leop- a touchdown throw to Mrazek from seven yards out to put Lafayette on the board at 13-7 heading into ards’ longest play from scrimmage this season. halftime. The Rams extended the lead to 27-17 on Edmonds’ 19-yard run just a minute into the second quarter. Both teams opened the second half of play with unsuccessful offensive possessions before Lafayette took On the ensuing drive, Searfoss found Matt Mrazek for 21 yards on 3rd-and-10. Mrazek finished the day over on its own 25 with 11:26 to go in the third. A 24-yard rush from DeSean Brown put the Leopards with a game-high nine catches for 88 yards. Later on the drive on fourth down, Searfoss scrambled and hit within scoring range and Searfoss found Mrazek again, this time from 13 yards out to push Lafayette ahead Dylan Wadsworth for 22 yards to put Lafayette 1st-and-goal to the Fordham seven. Lafayette settled for a 14-13. 35-yard Bissell field goal, but pulled within one score, 27-20. The Crusaders answered. A 36-yard pass from Wade to Wieczorek set up a Wasp 41-yard field goal to Fordham put away the game with two scores before the end of the first half. Edmonds ripped off a 74- switch the lead back to the visiting side, 16-14. yard TD run with 1:52 left and a turnover allowed Anderson (12-18-1 for 181 yards, 3 TDs) to throw a The scoring was not over in the third quarter. Searfoss used his arm, through a 17-yard completion to 22-yard score 18 seconds later to give Fordham a 41-20 lead. Tim Vangelas, and his feet on a 20-yard run, to set up Lafayette in the red zone, 1st-and-goal at the Holy The Lafayette offense put together two long drives at the end of the third and fourth quarters. Cross eight-yard line. After a pair of rushes netted five yards, Searfoss found his top option across the middle DeSean Brown capped a 13-play, 73-yard drive with a six-yard touchdown run. Searfoss (25-41-2 for 325 from three yards out as Mrazek reeled in his third TD of the game and gave the Leopards a 21-16 lead at the yards, 1 TD) ended a 14-play, 93-yard drive with a seven-yard option run to put the final at 58-34. end of three. The fourth quarter wasn’t kind to the Maroon and White as Holy Cross tallied 22 unanswered points Lafayette (1-5, 0-2) 17 3 7 7 34 to break the game open at 38-21 with 7:34 to go. A pair of Wade touchdown passes made it 31-21 and a Fordham (3-2, 1-0) 20 21 10 7 58 fumble recovery for a touchdown on strip sack of Searfoss was the final blow. Lafayette added a late score with 5:54 left in the game, on a 16-yard pass from Searfoss to Wadsworth 1st 13:27 LC - Parham 35-yd INT return (Bissell kick) before the clock ran out on the 38-28 final. 12:57 FOR - Edmonds 29-yd run (Redd kick) Defensively, Lafayette played most of the game without All-Patriot League linebacker Brandon Bryant 07:16 FOR - Anderson 33-yd run (Redd kick) who was injured in the first half. His replacement,Rob Hinchen, made a team-high 11 tackles while defen- 04:03 LC - Bissell 35-yd FG sive tackle Robin Cepeda made eight tackles, including 2.5 for loss. 01:24 FOR - Caddle 11-yd pass from Anderson (Redd kick) 01:13 LC - Chenoweth 65-yd pass from Searfoss (Bissell kick) Lafayette (1-4, 0-1) 0 7 14 7 28 2nd 14:03 FOR - Edmonds 19-yd run (Redd kick) Holy Cross (2-3, 1-0) 10 3 3 22 38 02:32 LC - Bissell 32-yd FG 01:52 FOR - Edmonds 74-yd run (Redd kick) 1st 11:37 HC - Wieczorek 39-yd pass from Wade (Wasp kick) 01:34 FOR - Cantelli 22-yd pass from Anderson (Redd kick) 06:45 HC - Wasp 32-yd FG 3rd 13:21 FOR - Edmonds 67-yd run (Redd kick) 2nd 14:16 HC - Wasp 23-yd FG 06:00 FOR - Redd 44-yd FG 00:22 LC - Mrazek 7-yd pass from Searfoss (Bissell kick) 00:25 LC - Brown 6-yd run (Bissell kick) 3rd 08:18 LC - Mrazek 13-yd pass from Searfoss (Bissell kick) 4th 13:04 FOR - Caddle 25-yd pass (Redd kick) 05:18 LC - Wasp 41-yd FG 03:14 LC - Searfoss 7-yd run (Bissell kick) 00:21 LC - Mrazek 3-yd pass from Searfoss (Bissell kick) 4th 10:47 HC - Nikolaisen 20-yd pass from Wade (Wasp kick) Lafayette Fordham 07:51 HC - Flaherty 7-yd pass from Wade (Wasp kick) First Downs 24 29 07:34 HC - Smith 8-yd fumble recovery (Wasp kick) Rushing 38-112 43-516 05:54 LC - Wadsworth 16-yd pass from Searfoss (Wasp kick) Net Yards Passing 325 193 Passes Comp-Att-Int 25-41-2 13-22-1 Lafayette Holy Cross Total Net Yards 437 709 First Downs 23 21 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 2/0 Rushing 23-93 42-175 Third-down conversions 5/15 3/8 Net Yards Passing 280 238 Penalties/Yards 5/50 7/50 Passes Comp-Att-Int 33-46-0 21-27-0 Punts/Average 5/43.4 1/31.0 Total Net Yards 373 413 Fumbles/Lost 1/1 0/0 Rushing — LC: Brown 12-39, Mayfield 9-26, Meriwether 7-23, Searfoss 6-13, Amill 3-13, Chenoweth 1-(-2) FOR: Third-down conversions 5/12 8/16 Edmonds 17-359, Anderson 10-108, Pearcey 11-32, Brevard 2-14, Medlock 1-13 Penalties/Yards 7/45 7/57

Punts/Average 1/44.0 7/36.7 Passing — LC: Searfoss 25-41-2 for 325 yards FOR: Anderson 12-18-1 for 181 yards, Medlock 1-3-0 for 12 yards

Rushing — LC: Brown 13-53, Searfoss 8-28, Reed 1-10, Mayfield 1-2 HC: Flaherty 9-56, DeNicola 5-52, Wieczorek Receiving — LC: Mrazek 9-88, Chenoweth 5-79, Wadsworth 3-54, Vangelas 2-15, Evans 1-20, Palumbo 1-15, Franzese 3-81, Montgomery 2-24, Nikolaisen 1-20, Lacy 1-5 1-14, Mayfield 1-14, Thomas 1-8FOR: Caddle 4-55, Cantelli 2-40, Longi 2-28, Allen 2-21, Odom 1-23, Edmonds 1-17,

Searight Passing — LC: Searfoss 33-45-0 for 280 yards, Reed 0-1-0 for 0 yards HC: Wade 21-27-0 for 238 yards

Receiving — LC: Mrazek 11-109, Chenoweth 6-32, Wadsworth 5-58, Vangelas 3-31, Thomas 3-23, Brown 2-11, Amill 2-10, Franzese 1-6 HC: Flaherty 9-56, DeNicola 5-52, Wieczorek 3-81, Montgomery 2-24, Nikolaisen 1-20, Lacy 1-5

94 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL GAME 7 LAFAYETTE 7 GAME 8 LAFAYETTE 17 ARMY 62 BUCKNELL 42

WEST POINT, N.Y. (10/15/16) - Army’s triple-option of- LEWISBURG, Pa. (10/22/16) - Bucknell scored on three fense was too much for the Leopards in Lafayette’s first meet- straight possessions in the fourth quarter to close out the Leop- ing with an FBS opponent since 1997. The Black Knights ards, 42-17 at Christy-Mathewson Memorial Stadium. rushed for 537 yards in a 62-7 final at Michie Stadium. Despite trailing from the outset, Lafayette pulled within four Army scored on its first five possessions of the game, including points, 21-17, six minutes into the third quarter. With Buck- two scores in the first quarter and three in the second quarter. nell leading 21-3, Lafayette scored twice in a minute in a half. On the Black Knights’ fourth play from scrimmage, QB Ahmad On the Leopards’ first play from scrimmage in the second half, Bradshaw broke off a 60-yard touchdown run down the home Drew Reed hit a wide-open Joey Chenoweth for a 65-yard sideline for the 7-0 advantage. touchdown, tying Lafayette’s longest play from scrimmage this When Army got the ball back after a Lafayette punt, Jordan season. Asberry ran it in from 20 yards out to cap an eight-play, 50-yard The Leopards’ defense took its turn after the score. Fresh- drive over four minutes. man CB Eric Mitchell intercepted an R.J. Nitti (8-18-1 for 90 Chris Carter (19-yard run) and Jeff Ejekam (7-yard pass from yards) offering, allowing the offense to score two plays later. Bradshaw) added second-quarter scores for the hosts who led Mike Dunn’s 18-yard touchdown run cut the Leopard deficit 28-0 with nine minutes left in the half. Three minutes later, to 21-17. Dunn finished with 10 carries for 58 yards. Carter did it through the air, throwing for a 59-yard pass to Asberry for the 35-0 lead. The Bison rushing game answered with scores on its next three possessions. A Nitti to Butler pass for 24 Drew Reed’s five-yard run got the Leopards on the scoreboard just before the end of the first half. The yards set up a one-yard touchdown plunge for Chad Freshnock to give the Bison a 28-17 lead. offense advanced the ball with the pass. Reed hit Dylan Wadsworth for 26 yards and then two more comple- Bucknell intercepted Reed (12-21-1 for 167) and the Bison took over at the Lafayette 24-yard line. Joey tions to Nick Franzese for 13 and 29 yards, taking the Leopards to the Army five-yard line. Two plays later DeFloria ran for 20 yards and then scored again from four yards out to lead 35-17 with 11 minutes left in Reed ran the bootleg into the end zone for his first rushing touchdown of the season. Reed ended the day the game. DeFloria finished the day with 27 carries for 130 yards. 21-of-36 for 205 yards with two interceptions. Frank Tavani brought Blake Searfoss off the bench after Reed’s interception and the senior handled The Leopards had another solid scoring chance late in the first half. Army had the ball 4th-and-44 at its Lafayette’s final two possessions, each stopping near Bucknell’s 40-yard line. own 30-yard line and went for the fake punt. The Lafayette defense (and perhaps karma) intervened when Buoyed by a converted fake punt and Leopard substitution penalty, Bucknell added a final score with 4:14 Dmitry Smith jarred the ball loose from Nick Schrage before Franzese returned it to the Army 11-yard line. left in the game. Freshnock ran five straight times, the final a two-yard dive for score. The Maroon and White offense took over and began with an eight-yard completion to Matt Mrazek The Leopards opened the scoring in the game, moving the ball through the air on their second drive. that was wiped away by an offensive pass interference penalty. The scoring chance stalled when Reed was Reed started with back-to-back passes to Matt Mrazek for nine and 13 yards, with the 13-yard grab pick- intercepted by Marcus Hyatt in the end zone for the 35-7 halftime score. ing up a 3rd-and-10. A 20-yard completion to Nick Franzese and an 18-yarder to Yasir Thomas moved Mrazek finished the day with nine catches for 85 yards and leading the team on the season with 51 grabs Lafayette to the Bucknell 10. The drive ended with a 25-yard field goal byJacob Bissell. for 539 yards and eight scores. The Illinois native has 121 career grabs and surpassed Jeremy Burkes ‘04 After a Leopard punt into a stiff, swirling wind, Bucknell took over at the Leopard 43. Nitti hit Will Carter (120) for ninth spot on Lafayette’s career receptions list. for a 25-yard pass which set up a 17-yard run by Carter on the reverse and gave Bucknell a 7-3 lead with 1:32 The Army offense continued to roll in the second half, as it scored on four straight possessions to push left in the quarter. the final to 62-7. Fifteen different Army players carried the ball led by Cole Macek who had 11 yards and a Midway through the second quarter, Bucknell converted a pair of fourth downs. The first was a three-yard TD. Bradshaw added 109 rushing yards with a score. run by Nitti on 4th-and-3 at the Lafayette 33 and another on 4th-and-8 at the Lafayette 26 on a roughing Defensively, Rob Hinchen, who has taken over for injured All-Patriot League linebacker Brandon Bry- penalty. Bucknell eventually scored on a nine-yard toss from Nitti to Andrew Podbielski. ant, recorded 13 tackles while T.J. Jones made seven from his safety spot. Bucknell opened the second half by pounding the ball into the Lafayette defense. DeFloria rushed the ball eight times for 33 yards to take the Bison to the Lafayette 18. Bucknell reused its scoring play from the first Lafayette (1-6) 0 7 0 0 7 half with the misdirection to Carter who scored again, this time a 10-yard TD for the 21-3 advantage. Army (4-2) 14 21 14 13 62 Lafayette’s two quick scores by Chenoweth and Dunn pushed the Leopards back into the game before Bucknell responded with its three fourth quarter rushing scores. 1st 10:15 ARMY - Bradshaw 60-yd run (Wilson kick) Junior LB Michael Root was Lafayette’s leading tackler with 15 tackles and a sack as Lafayette gave up 02:30 ARMY - Asberry 20-yd run (Wilson kick) 349 yards of total offense. 2nd 12:18 ARMY - Carter 19-yd run (Wilson kick) 08:57 ARMY - Ejekam 7-yd pass from Bradshaw (Wilson kick) Lafayette (1-7, 0-3) 3 0 14 0 17 05:39 ARMY - Asberry 59-yd pass from Carter (Wilson kick) Bucknell (3-4, 2-1) 7 7 7 21 42 02:56 LC - Reed 5-yd run (Bissell kick) 3rd 09:07 ARMY - Macek 4-yd run (Wilson kick) 1st 08:41 LC - Bissell 25-yd FG 03:59 ARMY - Walker 20-yd pass from Carter (Wilson kick) 01:32 BU - Carter 17-yd run (Burdick kick) 4th 07:50 ARMY - Hicks 5-yd run (Wilson kick blocked by Parham) 2nd 07:10 BU - Podbielski 9-yd pass from Nitti (Burdick kick) 02:55 ARMY - McGue 41-yd run (Walas kick) 3rd 10:53 BU - Carter 10-yd run (Burdick kick) 10:43 LC - Chenoweth 65-yd pass from Reed (Bissell kick) Lafayette Army 09:10 LC - Dunn 18-yd run (Bissell kick) First Downs 10 31 4th 12:17 BU - Freshnock 1-yd run (Burdick kick) Rushing 17-10 54-537 11:06 BU - DeFloria 4-yd run (Burdick kick) Net Yards Passing 213 134 04:14 BU - Freshnock 1-yd run (Burdick kick) Passes Comp-Att-Int 23-38-2 7-13-0 Total Net Yards 223 671 Lafayette Bucknell Fumbles/Lost 0/0 2/1 First Downs 11 21 Third-down conversions 5/13 6/8 Rushing 26-53 59-259 Penalties/Yards 5/45 6/64 Net Yards Passing 215 90 Punts/Average 6/37.5 0 Passes Comp-Att-Int 18-31-1 8-18-1 Total Net Yards 268 349 Rushing — LC: Brown 7-10, Meriwether 4-8, Mayfield 3-5, Reed 3-(-13) ARMY: Macek 17-111, Bradshaw 6-109, Mc- Fumbles/Lost 2/0 0/0 Gue 8-94, Carter 4-56, Campbell 3-51, Asberry 3-48, Hicks 3-17, Trainor 1-12, St. Hilaire 1-11, Davidson 1-11, Slomka Third-down conversions 2/13 7/18 2-10, K. Walker 1-9, J. Walker 1-8, Drake 2-0, Schrage 1-(-10) Penalties/Yards 9/98 2/25 Punts/Average 7/41.6 7/36.9 Passing — LC: Reed 21-36-2 for 205 yards, Searfoss 2-2-0 for 8 yards ARMY: Carter 4-9-0 for 103 yards, Bradshaw 3-4-0 for 31 yards Rushing — LC: Dunn 10-58, Brown 5-13, Searfoss 2-0, Meriwether 2-(-3), Forrester 1-(-6), Reed 6-(-13), Wadsworth 0-4 BU: DeFloria 27-130, Freshnock 18-76, Carter 2-27, Nitti 8-16, Berg 1-9, DelRusso 1-5, Team 2-(-4) Receiving — LC: Mrazek 9-85, Franzese 3-51, Chenoweth 3-11, Wadsworth 2-31, Vangelas 2-18, Thomas 2-16, May- field 1-2, Evans 1-(-1)ARMY: Poe 2-24, Asberry 1-59, Walker 1-20, Coates 1-15, Adams 1-9, Ejekam 1-7 Passing — LC: Reed 12-21-1 for 167 yards, Searfoss 6-10-0 for 48 yards BU: Nitti 8-18-1 for 90 yards

Receiving — LC: Wadsworth 4-33, Mrazek 3-37, Dunn 3-19, Thomas 2-30, Franzese 2-25, Meriwether 2-2, Chenoweth 1-65, Brown 1-4 BU: Butler 2-33, Carter 2-32, DeFloria 2-10, Podbielski 1-9, Owers 1-6

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 95 GAME 9 LAFAYETTE 17 GAME 10 LAFAYETTE 17 GEORGETOWN 3 COLGATE 38

EASTON, Pa. (10/29/16) - Lafayette scored 14 third- HAMILTON, N.Y. (11/12/16) - Colgate used a potent mix quarter points to break a 3-3 tie and run to a 17-3 Patriot of the run and pass to rack up 437 yards of offense in a 38-17 League win over Georgetown at Fisher Stadium. win over Lafayette. The Leopards pulled within a touchdown Two sophomores, strike linebacker Jerry Powe and tail- with 11 minutes left in the third quarter, but Colgate added back Tyler West, were key performers for the Leopards. Powe two late scores. led the defensive effort with 12 tackles (including two sacks) The hosts took the early lead, scoring on their first drive of on a day when the Lafayette held Georgetown to 173 total the game after covering 65 yards on seven plays before John yards and 40 rushing yards. West made the most of his op- Wilkins punched it in from a yard out. portunities, carrying 15 times for a career-high 117 yards and Colgate (4-5, 3-2) added another score just before the end a touchdown. His 40-yard TD run late in the third quarter of the first quarter. The drive started with a 48-yard strike from put away the game for Lafayette’s first conference win of the Jake Melville to Owen Rockett. Rob Hinchen’s 14-yard sack season. slowed the Raiders who eventually picked up the first down. Both teams opened the game strong defensively as neither More pressure by Lafayette, this time a sack by Michael Root, team entered opposing territory until their second posses- forced a 39-yard field goal by Jonah Bowman that gave Colgate sions. Just as the defenses had locked in, Drew Reed (18-of- a 10-0 lead. 28 for 245) and Joey Chenoweth connected for a 37-yard pass play down the home sideline that, coupled It looked as if Colgate was going to run away and hide as the Raiders stretched their lead to 17-0 when with a late hit and targeting disqualification on Hunter Kiselick, set up the Leopards up in the red zone at Melville and Rockett hooked up again, this time for 19 yards. Colgate led 17-0 lead with 7:03 left in the half. the Georgetown 15. Lafayette settled for a field goal, that Bissel knocked through from 28 yards out to Lafayette had a solid scoring opportunity on the ensuing possession. A 19-yard DeSean Brown run and put the Leopards in front, 3-0. pass interference penalty put Lafayette 1st-and-10 at the 28. Three Brown rushes later, Lafayette was 4th- The defense continued to hang tough and Lafayette took the ball back to open the second quarter on and-1 at the Colgate 19. Drew Reed’s pass to Vangelas was just out of bounds and Colgate took over on its own 20. After falling into a 2nd-and-26 hole, Reed found Tim Vangelas and C.J. Amill on the next downs. two plays to move into Georgetown territory. The Hoya defense wouldn’t break and a blocked punt put Colgate didn’t waste any effort on its next drive, using four plays to score. Melville picked up the bulk of the Hoyas in position to light their side of the scoreboard, taking over at the Lafayette 45-yard line. those yards with carries of 26 and 37 yards. Then, he found Nick Martinsen for a 12-yard touchdown and a Again, Lafayette’s defense stood up, keeping the Hoyas out of the end zone and forcing a 26-yard field 24-0 advantage. goal from Henry Darmstadter to knot the game at three with 6:56 left in the half. Lafayette got on the scoreboard just before the close of the half. Reed connected with Rocco Palumbo After taking possession at their own 25, the Leopards moved the ball offensively late in the half, using for a 32-yard TD. Palumbo finished with seven catches for a career-high 104 yards. Bissell added the PAT a pair of long sideline pass plays of 11 and 18 yards to Matt Mrazek to move over midfield with just over to put the halftime margin at 24-7. four minutes remaining. The drive stalled and a turnover on downs gave the ball back to the Hoyas at The Lafayette defense made an early stand in the second half, when Hinchen recorded a safety as one of midfield. his game-high eight tackles. It was the first safety a Lafayette player registered since 2010 (Mike Schmidlein A sack from linebacker Rob Hinchen (12 tackles) on a delayed blitz off the left side of the line put a at Bucknell). stop to the final Hoya drive of the half. Georgetown punted it back to Lafayette with less than a minute The offense seized the momentum, taking over near midfield after the free kick. Brown had a 25-yard run left and the two teams went into the break tied at 3-3. on the drive and eventually scored on a two-yard carry. He finished the day with 15 carries for 91 yards. A A 20-yard pass from Reed to Dylan Wadsworth opened the second half, but the drive broke down, Reed (24-of-41 for 202 yards) to Joey Chenoweth pass gave the Leopards the two-point conversion to cut forcing a Ryan Forrester punt. The senior punter booted a 51-yarder and a stifling tackling fromYasir the margin to 24-17 with 11 minutes left in the half. Thomas pinned the Hoyas at their 11. Thomas made the first defensive start of his brief career, starting at The teams traded punts and then Colgate put away the game. The Raiders took over at the Lafayette 34- strong safety after moving from wide receiver. yard line. Melville handled most of the drive, picking up two first downs on his own with a pair of 10-yard The visitors gained just 11 yards before kicking it back to Lafayette, who used a 14-yard pass to Vangelas runs before eluding several would-be tacklers on a 24-yard touchdown scamper. Melville ended the day with to get the drive going with a first down near midfield. Another sideline look for Mrazek moved the ball 17 carries for 141 rushing yards while completing 15-of-23 for 202 passing yards. into Georgetown territory and a deep pass toward the left pylon on 3rd-and-6 resulted in a leaping, jug- Colgate took advantage of Lafayette’s punt from its own end zone and a penalty on the return. On the gling catch from Nick Franzese for 34 yards to place Lafayette 1st-and-goal at the one. first play from scrimmage, Colgate scored on an 11-yard run by Wilkins that put the final at 38-17. Then, it was all Reed, who took a quarterback keeper to his right, and reversed course to the left where he beat the corner to the goal line for the first touchdown of the game and a 10-3 lead with 5:28 left in Lafayette (2-8, 1-4) 0 7 10 0 17 the third. Colgate (4-5, 3-2) 10 14 7 7 38 Lafayette continued that momentum on the defensive end as Eric Mitchell’s pass breakup fell right into the hands of Draeland James to give the Leopards the ball right back on the Georgetown 23. Fresh- 1st 08:44 CU - Wilkins 1-yd run (Bowman kick) man, Mike Dunn, who started the game at tailback, carried for six before West finished off the final 17, 00:27 CU - Bowman 39-yd FG rumbling through the middle of the Hoya defense to make it a two-touchdown game at 17-3. 2nd 07:03 CU - Rockett 19-yd pass from Melville (Bowman kick) Lafayette put together another drive, moving the ball through the visiting half early in the final period. 01:29 CU - Martinsen 12-yd pass from Melville (Bowman kick) A 40-yard touchdown grab from Reed to Rocco Palumbo was called back for holding, stunting the drive 00:20 LC - Palumbo 36-yd pass from Reed (Bissell kick) at the 40 and forcing a Lafayette punt. 3rd 13:41 LC - Hinchen safety The Leopard defense never wavered and the Hoyas couldn’t stay on the field on third downs, going 11:00 LC - Brown 1-yd run (Chenoweth pass from Reed) 3-for-15 on the afternoon. Lafayette took over with less than two minutes remaining and a 40-yard run 02:13 CU - Melville 24-yd run (Bowman kick) from West iced the second win of the season for the Maroon and White. It was the longest run from scrimmage for the Leopards this season. West’s 100-yard rushing afternoon 07:14 CU - Wilkins 11-yd run (Bowman kick) was the first since Nov. 21, 2015 whenDeSean Brown had 146 at Lehigh. Lafayette Colgate Lafayette (2-7, 1-3) 3 0 14 0 17 First Downs 15 19 Georgetown (3-5, 0-3) 0 3 0 0 3 Rushing 28-47 36-235 Net Yards Passing 202 202 1st 01:17 LC - Bissell 28-yd FG Passes Comp-Att-Int 24-41-0 15-23-0 2nd 06:56 GU - Darmstadter 26-yd FG Total Net Yards 249 437 3rd 05:33 LC - Reed 1-yd run (Bissell kick) Fumbles/Lost 0/0 1/0 13:36 LC - West 17-yd run (Bissell kick) Third-down conversions 4/16 3/12 Penalties/Yards 6/45 6/66 Lafayette Georgetown Punts/Average 10/42.3 6/35.2 First Downs 20 11 Rushing 38-149 26-40 Rushing — LC: Brown 15-91, West 2-4, Dunn 3-3, Reed 8-(-51) CU: Melville 17-141, Wilkins 8-59, Washington 10-35, Net Yards Passing 245 133 Team 1-0 Passes Comp-Att-Int 18-28-0 16-35-1 Total Net Yards 394 173 Passing — LC: Reed 24-41-0 for 202 yards CU: Melville 15-23-0 for 202 yards Fumbles/Lost 1/0 1/0 Third-down conversions 4/13 3/15 Receiving — LC: Palumbo 7-103, Mrazek 6-42, Amill 3-17, Wadsworth 2-16, Chenoweth 2-12, Brown 2-5, Vangelas Penalties/Yards 5/45 4/40 1-8, Dun 1-(-1) CU: Maddaluna 6-76, Rockett 4-93, Martinsen 3-20, Ives 1-13, Washington 1-0 Punts/Average 7/37.0 9/45.8

Rushing — LC: West 15-117, Dunn 18-44, Team 1-(-1), Reed 4-(-11) GU: Valles 11-65, Thomas 5-5, Johnson 6-(-8), Norris 3-(-8), Team 1-(-14)

Passing — LC: Reed 18-28-0 for 245 yards GU: Johnson 12-23-1 for 107 yards, Norris 4-12-0 for 26 yards

Receiving — LC: Chenoweth 4-57, Mrazek 4-55, Vangelas 3-35, Amill 3-29, Franzese 2-39, Wadsworth 2-30 GU: Har- rell 4-40, Hill 3-21, Williams 2-21, Valles 2-18, Dereus 2-14, Bermudez 1-8, Thomas 1-8, Jesson 1-3

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EASTON, Pa. (11/19/16) - Lafayette senior quarter- Lafayette (2-9, 1-5) 0 7 6 8 21 backs Drew Reed and Blake Searfoss combined to com- Lehigh (9-2, 6-0) 7 24 14 0 45 plete 36 of 54 passes for 398 yards with Reed throwing for two touchdowns for Lafayette in a 45-21 loss to Lehigh. 1st 02:49 LEH - Pelletier 16-yd pass from Shafnisky (Mish kick) It was the 152nd meeting of college football’s most- 2nd 14:53 LEH - Casey 15-yd pass from Shafnisky (Mish kick) played rivalry and the first played in Fisher Stadium since 10:46 LEH - Mish 30-yd FG 2012. Lafayette continues to lead the all-time series, which 09:30 LC - Wadsworth 56-yd pass from Reed (Forrester kick) began in 1884, 78-69-5. Lehigh (9-2, 6-0) signal caller se- 06:36 LC - Shafnisky 4-yd run (Mish kick) nior Nick Shafnisky threw for three touchdowns and ran 01:09 LEH - Bragalone 3-yd run (Mish kick) for another, ending the day 19-of-29 for 268 yards on his 3rd 11:50 LEH - Pelletier 4-yd pass from Shafnisky (Mish kick) way to game MVP honors. 04:42 LEH - Amankwah-Ayeh 2-yd run (Mish kick) The Lafayette offense appeared to be moving in the 01:28 LC - Amill 17-yd pass from Reed right direction to start the game. A 28-yard pass from Reed 4th 11:57 LC - Brown 1-yd run (Reed pass from Searfoss) to Rocco Palumbo and a 15-yarder to Matt Mrazek put the Leopards deep inside Lehigh territory. DeSean Brown’s seven-yard run set up the Leopards in the Lafayette Lehigh red zone, but his fumble on the next play gave Lehigh the ball at its own 21. First Downs 28 26 Lehigh converted a pair of third downs, despite two sacks from junior Beau Bosch. The defense Rushing 29-74 39-219 held strong, forcing a turnover on downs and handing the Lafayette offense the ball at the 22. Reed Net Yards Passing 398 291 was picked off on the resulting drive and Lehigh took advantage. The Mountain Hawks used five Passes Comp-Att-Int 36-57-1 25-36-1 plays to get on the board, scoring on a 16-yard pass from Shafnisky to Troy Pelletier. Total Net Yards 472 510 Lehigh stretched the lead to 14-0 just into the second quarter as Shafnisky hit Gatlin Casey for Fumbles/Lost 2/1 0/0 a 15-yard strike to end a six-play drive in 1:24. The Leopard offense went three and out as Lehigh Third-down conversions 8/16 8/13 took over on its own 40 and marched down the field once again, settling for an Ed Mish field goal to Penalties/Yards 5/44 3/33 stretch the edge to 17-0 with 10:46 remaining in the first half. Punts/Average 3/38.0 2/50.5 Lafayette put together a drive midway through the second quarter with the big play coming at 9:30. Reed dropped back and fired a strike over the middle forDylan Wadsworth, who rumbled 56 Rushing — LC: Brown 14-42, Dunn 8-40, West 2-7, Reed 5-(-15) LEH: Bragalone 19-110, Amank- yards down the left sideline and into the end zone. Ryan Forrester finished it off with the PAT and wah-Ayeh 9-82, Crawford 3-15, Shafnisky 7-13, Mayes 1-(-1) brought the Maroon and White within 10 at 17-7. A 54-yard kickoff return by Casey put Lehigh in prime field position and forced Lafayette’s de- Passing — LC: Reed 20-29-1 for 259 yards, Searfoss 16-28-0 for 139 yards LEH: Shafnisky 19-29-0 fense to defend a short field. The Mountain Hawks worked it down to the goal line and Shafnisky for 268 yards, Mayes 6-7-1 for 23 yards scrambled through two Lafayette defenders for a four-yard touchdown run with 6:36 left in the opening half, putting lead at 24-17. Receiving — LC: Mrazek 7-82, Palumbo 5-58, Amill 5-47, Wadsworth 4-97, Vangelas 4-45, Che- Lehigh added another touchdown on a three-yard run by Dom Bragalone with a minute left in the noweth 3-24, Dunn 3-19, Brown 2-11, West 2-2, Franzese 1-13 LEH: Pelletier 8-25, Casey 5-79, half. Lafayette had a final scoring chance in the opening half, but Reed was sacked on the final play Knott 4-80, Socarras 4-25, Christiano 2-13, Howard 1-3, Bianchini 1-(-2) on 3rd-and-goal at the two-yard line to move the game into the locker room with the Leopards in a 31-7 hole. The Mountain Hawks opened the second half with an eight-play, 67-yard drive. Pelletier finished it off with a four-yard reception from Shafnisky to make it 38-7. Lafayette responded late in the third quarter as Reed and C.J. Amill connected from 17 yards out for the Leopards’ second touchdown of the game. The play finished off a nine-play drive that went 65 yards in 3:14. The Leopard defense made a play to start the fourth quarter as Yasir Thomas picked off Brad Mayes at midfield. Then, a 29-yard Searfoss pass to Wadsworth put Lafayette in scoring position and Brown ran it in from a yard out. The Leopards pulled out a trick play for the two-point conversion as Searfoss took a lateral from Reed, then threw it back across the field to his position mate, who made a circus catch to put the final score at 45-21. Mrazek and Wadsworth finished with solid receiving days. Mrazek’s seven catches put him at 141 for his career and rank him seventh all-time. He passed Frank Corbo `85 (136) and Joe McCourt ‘05 (139). Wadsworth tied his best single-game output with 97 yards on four catches with career-long 56-yard catch. With 268 passing yards, Reed eclipsed the 7000-yard plateau, finishing his career with 7,007 and a 64 percent completion percentage, second all-time at Lafayette. Defensively, Robin Cepeda returned to the fold for the Leopards after missing four games due to an elbow injury. Cepeda registered three sacks, the first time since Oct. 5, 2013 (Tyrus White vs. Bucknell) that a Lafayette player had three or more in a game.

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TEAM STATISTICS LAFAYETT OPP PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G SCORING 216 386 Reed, Drew 10 130.88 187-292-10 64.0 2090 12 65 209.0 Points Per Game 19.6 35.1 Searfoss, Blake 11 123.59 88-137-3 64.2 843 5 65 76.6 Points Off Turnovers 42 73 TEAM 6 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total...... 11 128.25 275-430-13 64.0 2933 17 65 266.6 FIRST DOWNS 203 235 Opponents...... 11 127.97 166-288-8 57.6 1934 17 59 175.8 Rushing 44 134 Passing 140 90 Penalty 19 11 RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Brown, DeSean 8 96 378 37 341 3.6 3 25 42.6 West, Tyler 8 23 147 0 147 6.4 1 40 18.4 RUSHING YARDAGE 768 2762 Dunn, Mike 9 39 157 12 145 3.7 1 18 16.1 Yards gained rushing 1155 3050 Mayfield, Kyle 7 42 135 16 119 2.8 1 19 17.0 Yards lost rushing 387 288 Amill, C.J. 10 44 102 49 53 1.2 0 13 5.3 Rushing Attempts 334 458 Searfoss, Blake 11 16 66 25 41 2.6 1 20 3.7 Average Per Rush 2.3 6.0 Meriwether, R. 5 13 33 5 28 2.2 0 8 5.6 Average Per Game 69.8 251.1 Wadsworth, D. 11 0 4 0 4 0.0 0 0 0.4 TDs Rushing 9 31 Thomas, Yasir 11 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.2 Chenoweth, Joey 11 2 0 2 -2 -1.0 0 0 -0.2 PASSING YARDAGE 2933 1934 TEAM 6 3 0 5 -5 -1.7 0 0 -0.8 Comp-Att-Int 275-430-13 166-288-8 Forrester, Ryan 11 1 0 6 -6 -6.0 0 0 -0.5 Average Per Pass 6.8 6.7 Reed, Drew 10 54 131 230 -99 -1.8 2 18 -9.9 Average Per Catch 10.7 11.7 Average Per Game 266.6 175.8 TDs Passing 17 17 Total...... 11 334 1155 387 768 2.3 9 40 69.8 Opponents...... 11 458 3050 288 2762 6.0 31 74 251.1 TOTAL OFFENSE 3701 4696 Total Plays 764 746 Average Per Play 4.8 6.3 RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Average Per Game 336.5 426.9 Mrazek, Matt 11 71 755 10.6 8 41 68.6 Reed, Drew 10 346 -99 2090 1991 199.1 Wadsworth, D. 11 42 591 14.1 2 56 53.7 Searfoss, Blake 11 153 41 843 884 80.4 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 58-967 23-554 Chenoweth, Joey 11 37 371 10.0 2 65 33.7 Brown, DeSean 8 96 341 0 341 42.6 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 13-88 36-382 Palumbo, Rocco 10 22 331 15.0 1 36 33.1 West, Tyler 8 23 147 0 147 18.4 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 8-125 13-149 Amill, C.J. 10 22 150 6.8 1 21 15.0 Dunn, Mike 9 39 145 0 145 16.1 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 16.7 24.1 Vangelas, Tim 11 20 218 10.9 1 21 19.8 Mayfield, Kyle 7 42 119 0 119 17.0 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 6.8 10.6 Franzese, Nick 10 17 220 12.9 1 34 22.0 Amill, C.J. 10 44 53 0 53 5.3 INT RETURN AVERAGE 15.6 11.5 Thomas, Yasir 11 15 132 8.8 1 20 12.0 Meriwether, R. 5 13 28 0 28 5.6 FUMBLES-LOST 11-4 12-6 Brown, DeSean 8 11 66 6.0 0 17 8.2 Wadsworth, D. 11 0 4 0 4 0.4 PENALTIES-Yards 52-491 63-603 Dunn, Mike 9 7 37 5.3 0 11 4.1 Thomas, Yasir 11 1 2 0 2 0.2 Average Per Game 44.6 54.8 Evans, Angus 11 4 36 9.0 0 20 3.3 Chenoweth, Joey 11 2 -2 0 -2 -0.2 West, Tyler 8 3 8 2.7 0 6 1.0 TEAM 6 4 -5 0 -5 -0.8 PUNTS-Yards 69-2774 49-1906 Mayfield, Kyle 7 2 16 8.0 0 14 2.3 Forrester, Ryan 11 1 -6 0 -6 -0.5 Average Per Punt 40.2 38.9 Meriwether, R. 5 2 2 1.0 0 4 0.4 Net punt average 32.9 35.9 Total...... 11 764 768 2933 3701 336.5 Total...... 11 275 2933 10.7 17 65 266.6 Opponents...... 11 746 2762 1934 4696 426.9 KICKOFFS-Yards 45-2787 73-4279 Opponents...... 11 166 1934 11.7 17 59 175.8 Average Per Kick 61.9 58.6 Net kick average 38.5 41.9

TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:28 29:32 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G 3RD-DOWN Conversions 53/160 56/141 Mrazek, Matt 11 0 755 0 0 0 755 68.6 3rd-Down Pct 33% 40% Amill, C.J. 10 53 150 0 394 0 597 59.7 Wadsworth, D. 11 4 591 0 0 0 595 54.1 4TH-DOWN Conversions 7/21 9/15 Thomas, Yasir 11 2 132 0 319 23 476 43.3 4th-Down Pct 33% 60% Brown, DeSean 8 341 66 0 13 0 420 52.5 Chenoweth, Joey 11 -2 371 0 0 0 369 33.5 SACKS BY-Yards 25-148 33-248 Palumbo, Rocco 10 0 331 0 0 0 331 33.1 MISC YARDS 0 0 Vangelas, Tim 11 0 218 85 16 0 319 29.0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 27 51 Franzese, Nick 10 0 220 0 0 0 220 22.0 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 8-11 10-13 Dunn, Mike 9 145 37 0 0 0 182 20.2 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 0-0 West, Tyler 8 147 8 0 0 0 155 19.4 RED-ZONE SCORES (28-36) 78% (40-45) 89% Mitchell, Eric 11 0 0 0 105 31 136 12.4 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (20-36) 56% (34-45) 76% Mayfield, Kyle 7 119 16 0 0 0 135 19.3 PAT-ATTEMPTS (24-25) 96% (48-49) 98% Pearson, Nick 8 0 0 3 111 0 114 14.2 Searfoss, Blake 11 41 0 0 0 0 41 3.7 ATTENDANCE 36682 66800 James, Draeland 11 0 0 0 0 36 36 3.3 Games/Avg Per Game 5/7336 6/11133 Evans, Angus 11 0 36 0 0 0 36 3.3 Neutral Site Games 0/0 Parham, Phillip 11 0 0 0 0 35 35 3.2 Meriwether, R. 5 28 2 0 0 0 30 6.0 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Barnett, Ryan 9 0 0 0 9 0 9 1.0 Lafayette 50 45 78 43 216 TEAM 6 -5 0 0 0 0 -5 -0.8 Opponents 80 120 97 84 386 Forrester, Ryan 11 -6 0 0 0 0 -6 -0.5 Reed, Drew 10 -99 0 0 0 0 -99 -9.9

FG SEQUENCE LAFAYETTE OPPONENTS Total...... 11 768 2933 88 967 125 4881 443.7 Central Connecticut (35),46,46 19,(43),37 Opponents...... 11 2762 1934 382 554 149 5781 525.5 Delaware (27),(20) (43) Princeton (36) - Villanova - (37) Holy Cross 38 (32),(23),43,(41) Fordham (35),(32) (44) Army - - Bucknell (25) - FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Georgetown (28) (26) Bissell, Jacob 8-11 72.7 0-0 4-4 4-5 0-2 0-0 36 0 Colgate - (39) Lehigh - (30)

2016 OFFENSIVE STARTERS Opponent QB TB WR WR WR TE TE LT LG C RG RT Central Conn. St. Reed Amill Franzese Chenoweth Mayfield (FB) Wadsworth Smith Staudle K. Zataveski Grieser Donnelly Delaware Reed Amill Mrazek Franzese Thomas Wadsworth Smith Staudle K. Zataveski Grieser Donnelly Princeton Reed Amill Mrazek Vangelas Chenoweth Wadsworth Smith Staudle K. Zataveski Grieser N. Zataveski Villanova Reed Brown Mrazek Vangelas Evans Wadsworth Smith Staudle K. Zataveski Grieser N. Zataveski Holy Cross Reed Brown Mrazek Vangelas Chenoweth Wadsworth Smith Staudle K. Zataveski Grieser N. Zataveski Fordham Searfoss Brown Mrazek Vangelas Evans Wadsworth Smith Staudle K. Zataveski Donnelly N. Zataveski Army Reed Brown Mrazek Vangelas Evans Wadsworth Smith Staudle K. Zataveski Grieser Donnelly Bucknell Reed Brown Mrazek Vangelas Chenoweth Wadsworth Smith Staudle K. Zataveski Grieser Donnelly Georgetown Reed Dunn Mrazek Vangelas Evans Wadsworth Smith Staudle K. Zataveski Grieser N. Zataveski Colgate Reed West Mrazek Vangelas Palumbo Wadsworth Smith Staudle K. Zataveski Grieser N. Zataveski Lehigh Reed Brown Mrazek Vangelas Palumbo Wadsworth Smith Staudle K. Zataveski Donnelly N. Zataveski

98 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2016 TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

|------PATs ------| SCORING TD aFGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Mrazek, Matt 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48 Bissell, Jacob 41 2540 62.0 20 1 Bissell, Jacob 0 8-11 23-23 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 47 Forrester, Ryan 4 247 61.8 0 0 Brown, DeSean 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Chenoweth, Joey 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 14 Total...... 45 2787 61.9 20 1 554 38.5 26 Reed, Drew 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1-1 0 0 14 Opponents...... 73 4279 58.6 10 5 967 41.9 23 Wadsworth, D. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Mayfield, Kyle 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Palumbo, Rocco 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Searfoss, Blake 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-1 0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Amill, C.J. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Forrester, Ryan 67 2774 41.4 64 6 9 11 12 2 West, Tyler 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 TEAM 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Vangelas, Tim 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Total...... 69 2774 40.2 64 6 9 11 12 2 Dunn, Mike 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Opponents...... 49 1906 38.9 60 3 19 17 5 0 Parham, Phillip 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Thomas, Yasir 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Franzese, Nick 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Amill, C.J. 23 394 17.1 0 25 Vangelas, Tim 12 85 7.1 0 18 Hinchen, Rob 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 Thomas, Yasir 19 319 16.8 0 30 Pearson, Nick 1 3 3.0 0 3 Forrester, Ryan 0 0-0 1-2 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 1 Mitchell, Eric 7 105 15.0 0 23 Total...... 13 88 6.8 0 18 TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Pearson, Nick 6 111 18.5 0 22 Opponents...... 36 382 10.6 0 41 Vangelas, Tim 1 16 16.0 0 16 Total...... 27 8-11 24-25 0-0 2 2-2 0 1 216 Brown, DeSean 1 13 13.0 0 13 FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Opponents...... 51 10-13 48-49 0-1 1 1-1 0 0 386 Barnett, Ryan 1 9 9.0 0 9 Franzese, Nick 1 9 9.0 0 9 Total...... 1 9 9.0 0 9 Total...... 58 967 16.7 0 30 Opponents...... 2 33 16.5 2 25 Opponents...... 23 554 24.1 0 54

|------Tackles ------| |---- Sacks ----| |------Pass Def ------| |------Fumbles ------| DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Blocked Kicks Saf 43 Root, Michael 11 34 51 85 3.5-13 2.0-10 . 1 . . . . . 52 Hinchen, Rob 11 43 37 80 10.0-56 3.5-36 . 1 3 . . . 1 3 Powe, Jerry 11 47 31 78 9.5-26 3.0-10 . 4 1 1-0 . . . 22 James, Draeland 11 39 21 60 . . 3-36 5 1 . . . . 16 Parham, Phillip 11 34 15 49 2.5-6 . 2-35 7 . . 1 1 . 24 Mitchell, Eric 11 31 10 41 1.0-2 . 1-31 5 . 1-0 . . . 33 Bryant, Brandon 5 19 22 41 4.0-29 2.0-21 . 1 1 . 1 . . 10 Jones, T.J. 9 28 9 37 1.5-8 1.0-7 . 2 . . 1 . . 91 Bosch, Beau 11 19 17 36 8.5-27 3.5-17 . 4 5 1-0 . . . 28 Albershardt, C. 11 19 14 33 3.5-22 3.0-22 . . 2 . . . . 99 Cepeda, Robin 7 17 14 31 5.5-8 3.5-5 . . 1 . . . . 98 Breedlove, D. 9 12 13 25 2.0-5 0.5-4 . 1 . . . . . 90 Labudev, Andy 11 9 15 24 3.0-16 3.0-16 . . 1 1-0 . . . 56 Lonardo, Dante 11 8 11 19 1.0-1 . . . 2 . . . . 20 Avent, Izaiah 9 8 9 17 . . 1-0 . . . 1 . . 4 Thomas, Yasir 11 9 5 14 . . 1-23 3 . . . . . 34 Chuma, Andrew 11 4 10 14 0.5-0 ...... 27 Jordan, Tre 4 5 5 10 ...... 40 Thorne, Colin 8 6 2 8 . . . 1 . . . . . 48 Shiffert, M. 11 2 6 8 ...... 21 Simmons, Parish 8 6 1 7 . . . 1 . . . . . 37 Pearson, Nick 8 5 2 7 ...... 89 Wadsworth, D. 11 3 1 4 ...... 31 Hutchinson, K. 7 3 1 4 1.0-1 ...... 23 Strasburger, T. 8 . 4 4 ...... 19 Bissell, Jacob 10 3 . 3 ...... 15 Rush, Clay 5 1 2 3 ...... 36 Conn, J.J. 4 1 2 3 ...... 93 Ramsey, Lavel 11 1 2 3 . . . . 1 . . . . 38 Smith, Dmitry 3 3 . 3 1.0-5 . . . . . 1 . . 59 Lamb, Jack 6 . 3 3 . . . . . INTERCEPTIONS. No. .Y ds Avg . TD Long . 25 Mayfield, Kyle 7 2 1 3 . . . . . James, Draeland. 3 . 36 12.0 . 0 27 . 45 Crossan, Trent 10 . 2 2 . . . . . Parham, Phillip. 2 . 35 17.5 . 1 35 . 42 Dunn, Mike 9 2 . 2 . . . . . Thomas, Yasir1-0 1 . 23 23.0 . 0 23 . 46 Rose, Jacob 5 1 1 2 . . . . . Mitchell, Eric. 1 . 31 31.0 . 0 31 . 55 Dixon, Troy 5 1 1 2 . . . . . Avent, Izaiah. 1 . 0 0.0 . 0 0 . 30 Brown, DeSean 8 . 1 1 . . . . . Total...... 8 .1 25 15.6 . 1 35 . 62 Zataveski, K. 11 1 . 1 . . . . . Opponents...... 13 .1 49 11.5 . 1 45 . 1 Chenoweth, Joey 11 1 . 1 ...... 73 Grieser, Logan 9 1 . 1 ...... 17 Mrazek, Matt 11 1 . 1 ...... 18 Franzese, Nick 10 . 1 1 . . . . . 1-9 . . .

Total...... 11 429 342 771 58-225 25-148 8-125 36 18 6-9 5 1 1 Opponents...... 11 478 292 770 83.0-379 33-248 13-149 54 25 4-33 9 3 .

2016 DEFENSIVE STARTERS Opponent DE DT DT DE MLB WLB STRK CB SS FS CB Central Conn. St. Albershardt Cepeda Labudev Bosch Root Bryant Powe Avent James Jones Parham Delaware Albershardt Cepeda Labudev Bosch Root Bryant Powe Avent James Jones Parham Princeton Albershardt Cepeda Labudev Bosch Root Bryant Powe Mitchell James Jordan Parham Villanova Albershardt Cepeda Labudev Bosch Root Bryant Powe Mitchell James Jordan Parham Holy Cross Albershardt Cepeda Labudev Bosch Root Bryant Powe Mitchell James Strasburger Parham Fordham Albershardt Cepeda Labudev Bosch Root Hinchen Powe Simmons James Jones Parham Army Albershardt Breedlove Labudev Bosch Root Hinchen Powe Simmons James Jones Parham Bucknell Albershardt Breedlove Labudev Lonardo Root Hinchen Powe Mitchell James Jones Parham Georgetown Albershardt Breedlove Labudev Bosch Root Hinchen Powe Mitchell Thomas James Parham Colgate Albershardt Breedlove Labudev Bosch Root Hinchen Powe Mitchell Thomas James Parham Lehigh Albershardt Cepeda Labudev Bosch Root Hinchen Powe Mitchell Thomas James Parham

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 99 2016 FINAL STANDINGS

TEAM W L Pct. H A W L Pct. H A Lehigh*$ 6 0 1.000 3-0 3-0 9 3 .750 4-1 5-2 Fordham 5 1 .833 3-0 2-1 8 3 .727 6-0 2-3 Colgate 4 2 .667 3-0 1-2 5 5 .500 3-1 2-4 Bucknell 3 3 .500 1-2 2-1 4 7 .364 1-4 3-3 Holy Cross 2 4 .333 0-3 2-1 4 7 .364 1-4 3-3 Lafayette 1 5 .167 1-2 0-3 2 9 .182 1-4 1-5 Georgetown 0 6 .000 0-3 0-3 3 8 .273 2-4 1-4

* Patriot League champions $ Automatic Bid to NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs

2016 PATRIOT LEAGUE FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS

Offensive Player of the Year: Nick Shafnisky, Lehigh (Sr.,QB) Defensive Player of the Year: Pat Afriyie, Colgate (Jr.,DL) Rookie of the Year: Abu Daramy, Colgate (Fr., RS/DB) Coach of the Year: Andy Coen, Lehigh

2016 ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE TEAMS

OFFENSE First Team Second Team QB: Nick Shafnisky, Lehigh QB: Kevin Anderson, Fordham RB: Dom Bragalone, Lehigh RB: Joey Defloria, Bucknell RB: Chase Edmonds, Fordham RB: Keyon Washington, Colgate Dylan Wadsworth earned All-Patriot FB/HB: John Wilkins, Colgate FB/HB: Isaiah Searight, Fordham League First-Team honors in 2016. WR: Brendan Flaherty, Holy Cross WR: Austin Longi, Fordham WR: Troy Pelletier, Lehigh WR: Matt Mrazek, Lafayette WR: Gatlin Casey, Lehigh WR: John Maddaluna, Colgate TE: Dylan Wadsworth, Lafayette TE: Nick Martinsen, Colgate OL: Jordi Dalmau, Colgate TE: Lucas Nikolaisen, Holy Cross OL: Julie’n Davenport, Bucknell OL: Ben Hartman, Fordham OL: Zach Duffy, Lehigh OL: James Murray, Holy Cross OL: Anthony Coyle, Fordham OL: Griffin Barth, Bucknell OL: Ryan Paulish, Colgate OL: Brandon Short, Lehigh PK: Ed Mish, Lehigh OL: Tim O’Hara, Lehigh RS: Gatlin Casey, Lehigh PK: Henry Darmstadter, Georgetown RS: Jihaad Pretlow, Fordham RS: Jake Wieczorek, Holy Cross

DEFENSE Matt Mrazek was an All-Patriot League First Team Second Team Second-Team honoree at wide receiver. DL: Pat Afriyie, Colgate DL: Alex Campbell, Colgate DL: Abdullah Anderson, Bucknell DL: Brett Field, Colgate DL: Dewayne Cameron, Holy Cross DL: Tyler Cavenas, Lehigh DL: Justin Vaughn, Fordham DL: Hunter Kiselick, Georgetown LB: Colton Caslow, Lehigh LB: J’V’on Butler, Georgetown LB: Kyle Diener, Colgate LB: Mark Pyles, Bucknell LB: Nick McBeath, Holy Cross LB: Charles Cairnie, Colgate LB: Ben Richard, Bucknell LB: George Dawson, Fordham DB: Bret Berg, Bucknell LB: Leo Loughrey, Georgetown DB: Caleb Ham, Fordham DB: Tyler Castillo, Colgate DB: Bryan Marine, Bucknell DB: Jerry Powe, Lafayette DB: Chris Morgan, Colgate DB: Jihaad Pretlow, Fordham P: Ed Mish, Lehigh DB: Brandon Leaks, Lehigh DB: Joe Figueroa, Colgate P: Harry McCollum, Georgetown ST-NS: Khristian Tate, Georgetown

Jerry Powe collected the first All-Patriot League honor of his career in 2016.

100 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL THE TRADITION Tradition of Excellence MILESTONE FOOTBALL WINS LAFAYETTE RANKS 44TH IN ALL-TIME WINS Since fielding its first college football team in the fall of Lafayette College fielded its first football team in 1882 and 1882, Lafayette has had a proud, colorful gridiron tradition won its first game in the fourth contest of the following on the way to a total of 672 victories. Football followers season, beating Rutgers, 25-0. Since that win, the Leopards on College Hill have been able to lay claim to two outright have joined the elite group of institutions with 660 or more national championships and a share of still another. In 1896, football victories. Lafayette played its 1,000th football game Lafayette and Princeton both claimed a piece of the national on Sept. 16, 1989, and was the first founding Patriot League championship following a scoreless tie. The Leopards finished school to eclipse the 500-victory plateau. the season 11-0-1 while the Tigers were 10-0-1. Undefeated 9-0 records in 1921 and 1926 gave Lafayette followers reason School NCAA Division No. of Wins 1. Michigan FBS 935 to believe they were number one in the country both seasons. 2. Yale FCS 890 3. Nebraska FBS 889 Victory # Year Opponent (Score) 4. Ohio State FBS 886 1 1883 Rutgers (25-0) 5. Texas FBS 891 58 1896 Princeton (0-0) (tied for national championship) 6. Alabama FBS 878 100 1900 Dickinson (10-6) 7. Notre Dame FBS 874 200 1915 Pennsylvania (17-0) 231 1921 Lehigh (28-6) (clinched national championship) 8. Oklahoma FBS 883 261 1926 Pittsburgh (17-7) (clinched national championship) 9. Penn State FBS 867 300 1934 Muhlenberg (19-0) 10. Harvard FCS 860 315 1938 Penn State (7-0) (last meeting) 11. Penn FCS 838 326 1940 Army (19-0) (lone win in series to date) 12. Tennessee FBS 825 348 1944 Lehigh (64-0) (biggest win in series to date) 13. USC FBS 816 400 1959 Temple (52-20) 14. Princeton FCS 811 500 1982 Kutztown State (36-3) 15. Georgia FBS 791 600 2003 Marist (49-0) 612 2004 Lehigh (24-10) (clinched first-ever postseason berth) 16. Louisiana State FBS 773 627 2007 Marist (49-10) (inaugural night game at Fisher Stadium) 17. Mount Union (OH) III 759 669 2014 Lehigh (27-7) (150th Meeting played in Yankee Stadium) 18. Wittenberg III 748 19. Auburn FBS 744 GAMES PLAYED LEADERS 20. West Virginia FBS 731 21. Texas A&M FBS 722 Lafayette and Lehigh own the distinction of being college 22. Virginia Tech FBS 722 football’s most-played and longest consecutive rivalry. The two 23. Washington & Jefferson III 718 teams squared off for the 150th time at the end of the 2014 24. Georgia Tech FBS 717 25. Syracuse FBS 714 regular season. That game was played at Yankee Stadium on Nov. 26. Clemson FBS 709 22, 2014, just the second neutral site meeting in series history. 27. Washington FBS 708 28. Pittsburgh FBS 707 Division I Most-Played Rivalries (110 or more games) 29. Arkansas FBS 706 RIVALRY GAMES PLAYED Florida FBS 706 Lafayette-Lehigh 152 31. North Dakota State FCS 698 Yale-Princeton 140 32. Navy FBS 695 Yale-Harvard 133 33. Pittsburg State II 691 William & Mary-Richmond 127 34. Colorado FBS 689 Minnesota-Wisconsin 126 Penn-Cornell 123 Widener III 689 Miami (Ohio)-Cincinnati 121 36. Dartmouth FCS 687 North Carolina-Virginia 121 37. Michigan State FBS 683 Yale-Brown 120 38. North Carolina FBS 682 Auburn-Georgia 120 39. Delaware FCS 680 Missouri-Kansas 120 Lehigh FCS 680 Oregon-Oregon State 120 41. Wisconsin FBS 684 Purdue-Indiana 119 42. Miami (OH) FBS 679 Harvard-Dartmouth 119 Stanford-California 119 43. Minnesota FBS 678 Texas-Texas A&M 119 44. LAFAYETTE FCS 672 Nebraska-Kansas 117 45. Army FBS 667 Army-Nav y 117 46. Tuskegee II 663 Harvard-Brown 116 47. Dayton FCS 662 Montana-Montana State 115 48 Missouri FBS 660 Clemson-South Carolina 114 Kansas-Kansas State 114 Michigan-Ohio State 113 Mississippi-Mississippi State 113 Utah-Utah State 112

Division I Longest Uninterrupted Series (100 or more games) 127 games: Lafayette-Lehigh (from 1897) 110 games: Minnesota-Wisconsin (from 1907) 108 games: Clemson-South Carolina (from 1909) 107 games: Wake Forest-North Carolina St. (from 1910) 106 games: Kansas-Kansas St. (from 1911) 105 games: Kansas-Nebraska (1906-2010) 105 games: North Carolina-Virginia (from 1910)

102 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette All-Americans ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS Selected by College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA)

1971 Pete Tonks, 2nd-team (fullback / economics); (College Division) 2001 Jamie Anzalone, District II (defensive back / government & law); (University Division) 1974 Mike Kline, 1st-team (defensive back / biology); (College Division) Matt Hinzpeter, District II (defensive lineman / psychology and economics & business); 1975 Mike Kline, 2nd-team (defensive back / biology); (College Division) (University Division) 1977 Vic Angeline, 2nd-team (defensive back / civil engineering); (College Division) Herb Kennedy, District II (defensive back / chemistry); University Division) Kevin McCarthy, 2nd-team (defensive end / electrical engineering); (College Division) Curt Wilson, District II (offensive line / mechanical engineering); (University Division) 1979 Ed Rogusky, 1st-team (halfback / biology); (College Division) Stewart Kupfer, National 2nd team & District II (tight end / economics & business); 1980 Ed Rogusky, 1st-team (halfback / biology); (University Division) (University Division) 1982 Joe Calhoun, District II (defensive end / biology); (University Division) Chad Ritchie, District II (quarterback / economics & business); (University Division) 1994 Jeff Denning, District II (offensive tackle / engineering); (University Division) 2002 Jamie Anzalone, District II (defensive back / government and law); (University Division) Jason McLaughlin, District II (placekicker / chemistry); (University Division) Stephen Bono, District II (offensive line / civil engineering); (University Division) 1995 Jeff Denning, District II (offensive tackle / engineering); (University Division) Herb Kennedy, District II (defensive back / chemistry); (University Division) Craig Hansen, District II (defensive lineman / liberal arts); (University Division) Michael O’Connor, District II (quarterback / economics & business); (University Division) 1996 Craig Hansen, District II (defensive lineman / liberal arts); (University Division) Curt Wilson, District II (offensive line / mechanical engineering); (University Division) Barrett Hammons, District II (flanker / psychology); (University Division) 2003 Stephen Bono, District II (offensive line / civil engineering); (University Division) Joe Luke, District II (flanker / biology); (University Division) Curt Wilson, District II (offensive line / mechanical engineering); (University Division) Mike Steeber, District II (defensive back / economics); (University Division) 2004 Stephen Bono, National 1st Team and District II (offensive line / civil engineering); (University Division) 1997 Craig Hansen, District II (defensive lineman / liberal arts); (University Division) Brad Maurer, District II (quarterback / neuroscience); (University Division) Tom Falzone, District II (split end / economics); (University Division) 2005 Maurice Bennett, District II (linebacker / economics & business); (University Division) 1998 Mike Steeber, District II (defensive back / economics); (University Division) Brad Maurer, District II (quarterback / neuroscience); (University Division) Damian Wroblewski, District II (offensive lineman / history); (University Division) 2006 Brad Maurer, District II (quarterback / neuroscience); (University Division) Phil Yarberough, District II (split end / economics); (University Division) 2009 Doug Gerowski, District II (defensive lineman / economics & business); University Division 1999 Kenya Allen, District II (defensive back / economics & business); (University Division) 2010 Brandon Ellis, District II (cornerback / economics & business); University Division Stewart Kupfer, District II (tight end / economics & business); (University Division) 2011 Brandon Ellis, District II (cornerback / economics & business); University Division 2000 Kenya Allen, District II (defensive back / economics & business); (University Division) 2012 Brad Bormann, District II (offensive line / biology); University Division Jamie Anzalone, District II (defensive back / government and law); (University Division) Greg Kessel, District II (fullback / economics); University Division Herb Kennedy, District II (defensive back / chemistry); (University Division) Mark Ross, District II (wide receiver / economics); University Division Stewart Kupfer, District II (tight end / economics & business); (University Division) 2013 Mark Ross, National 2nd Team and District II (wide receiver / Economics); (University Division) Chad Ritchie, District II (quarterback / economics & business); (University Division) Brad Bormann, National 2nd Team and District II (offensive lineman / Biology); (University Division)

ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS

1897 Charles Rinehart, 2nd-team (guard); 1984 Ryan Priest, honorable mention (running back); Associated Press (Division I-AA) George Walbridge, 3rd-team (back); Walter Camp 1988 Frank Baur, 1st-team (quarterback); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1899 Henry Trout, 3rd-team (guard); Walter Camp Frank Baur, 1st-team (quarterback); Football Gazette 1900 David Cure, 2nd-team (fullback); Walter Camp Frank Baur, 2nd-team (quarterback); Sports Network Walter Bachman, 2nd-team (center); Walter Camp Tom Costello, honorable mention (running back); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1901 David Cure, 2nd-team (fullback); Walter Camp Phillip Ng, honorable mention (wide receiver); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Walter Bachman, 2nd-team (center); Walter Camp 1989 Frank Baur, participant (quarterback); 1990 Hula Bowl 1908 George McCaa, 3rd-team (fullback); Walter Camp 1991 Ed Hudak, honorable mention (offensive guard); Sports Network 1909 George McCaa, 3rd-team (fullback); Walter Camp 1992 Ed Hudak, 1st-team (offensive guard); Kodak (Division I-AA) 1911 Frank Kelly, 2nd-team (guard); Walter Camp Ed Hudak, 1st-team (offensive guard); Football Gazette 1919 Joseph DuMoe, 2nd-team (end); Walter Camp Ed Hudak, 2nd-team (offensive guard); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1921 Frank Schwab, 1st-team (guard); Walter Camp Ed Hudak, honorable mention (offensive guard); Sports Network 1922 Frank Schwab, 1st-team (guard); Walter Camp 1993 Dave Pyne, participant (offensive guard); 1994 Hula Bowl 1923 Arthur Deibel, 2nd-team (tackle); Walter Camp Ed Sasso, honorable mention (defensive tackle); Sports Network 1924 Charlie Berry, 1st-team (end); Walter Camp Erik Marsh, honorable mention (tailback); Sports Network 1926 George “Mike” Wilson, 1st-team (halfback); Newspaper Enterprise Association Erik Marsh, 1st-team (tailback); All-Fraternity George “Mike” Wilson, 2nd-team (halfback); New York Sun 1994 Erik Marsh, 1st-team (tailback); All-Fraternity George “Mike” Wilson, 3rd-team (halfback); New York Telegraph 1996 B.J. Gallis, 3rd-team (defensive back); Associated Press Frank Kirkleski, 2nd-team (halfback); New York Telegraph 1997 Dan Bengele, 2nd-team (linebacker); Associated Press Frank Kirkleski, 3rd-team (halfback); The New York World Dan Bengele, 3rd-team (linebacker); Sports Network Bill Cothran, 2nd-team (tackle); New York Telegraph 2000 Phil Yarberough, honorable mention (wide receiver); Football Gazette 1937 Tony Cavallo, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press 2002 Joe McCourt, 3rd-team (tailback); Football Gazette 1940 James Farrell, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press Kevin Moss, honorable mention (offensive line); Football Gazette George Mayer, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press Chris Royle, honorable mention (offensive line); Football Gazette 1968 Mike Miller, honorable mention Little All-America (split end), UPI 2003 Joe McCourt, 3rd-team (tailback); Football Gazette Mike Miller, honorable mention Little All-America (split end), Associated Press Kevin Moss, honorable mention (offensive line); Football Gazette 1969 Mike Miller, honorable mention Little All-America (split end), UPI 2004 Joe McCourt, 1st-team (tailback); American Football Coaches Association Mike Miller, honorable mention Little All-America (split end), Associated Press Joe McCourt, 2nd-team (tailback); College Sports Report.com Tom Triolo, honorable mention Little All-America (fullback), Associated Press Joe Ungrady, honorable mention (offensive line); College Sports Report.com 1972 Tony Giglio, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press (College Division) 2005 Maurice Bennett, 1st-team (linebacker), The Sports Network, Associated Press 1973 Tony Giglio, 3rd-team (halfback); Associated Press (College Division) Maurice Bennett, 2nd-team (linebacker), Football Gazette, College Sports Report.com, 1974 Mike Slattery, honorable mention (defensive back); Associated Press (College Division) The Sports Xchange 1977 Blake Steele, honorable mention (defensive tackle); Associated Press (College Division) 2006 Mike Saint Germain 1st-team (offensive tackle); American Football Coaches Association Rob Stewart, honorable mention (quarterback); Associated Press (College Division) Mike Saint Germain 3rd-team (offensive tackle); Associated Press, Football Gazette 1978 Tim Gerhart, honorable mention (defensive end); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Jonathan Hurt, honorable mention (tailback); Football Gazette 1979 Tim Gerhart, 2nd-team (defensive end); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 2007 Jesse Padilla, 1st-team (offensive tackle); American Football Coaches Association Bob Rasp, honorable mention (defensive back); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Jesse Padilla; 2nd-team (offensive tackle); Associated Press Dave Shea, honorable mention (defensive back); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 2008 Andy Romans, 2nd-team (linebacker); Sports Network; 2nd-team (linebacker); Associated Press Joe Skladany, honorable mention (linebacker); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Andy Romans, honorable mention (linebacker); College Sporting News Rich Smith, honorable mention (tight end); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Rich Smith 1st team (tight end); Kodak AFCA 1981 Joe Skladany, 1st-team (linebacker); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Steve Biale, honorable mention (offensive guard); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Rodger Shepko, honorable mention (halfback); Associated Press (Division I-AA) 1982 Tony Green, 1st-team (middle guard); Kodak (Division I-AA) Tony Green, honorable mention (middle guard); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Frank Novak, honorable mention (quarterback); Associated Press (Division I-AA) Ed Stahl, honorable mention (offensive tackle); Associated Press (Division I-AA)

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 103 Lafayette Most Valuable Players Sponsored by the late Hugh H. Stoney Jones ’27 (awarded since 1971)

1971 1972, 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 Barry Hughes ’72, DB Tony Giglio ’74, HB Mike Slattery ’75, DB Dick Galbally ’76, LB Mark Jones ’77, QB Blake Steele ’78, DT Jim Medes ’79, DB

1979 1980, 1981 1982 1983, 1984 co-1985 co-1985 1986 Bob Rasp ’80, DB Joe Skladany ’82, LB Frank Novak ’84, QB Ryan Priest ’87, HB Frank Gaziano ’86, LB Craig Parsons ’86, FB Bruce McIntyre ’87, HB

co-1987 co-1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 Jim Johnson ’88, WR Dave MacPhee ’88, DB Frank Baur ’90, QB Tom Costello ’92, TB Dave Baird ’91, WR Rob Kulbacki ’92, DB Tom Kirchoff ’93, QB

1993, 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 Erik Marsh ’95, TB Gavin Morrissey ’96, DT B.J, Gallis ’97, DB Dan Bengele ’98, LB Damian Wroblewski ’99, C Angel Colon ’00, FS Phil Yarberough ’01, WR

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007, 2008 Stewart Kupfer ’02, TE Chris Partridge ’02, LB Marko Glavic ’04, QB Joe McCourt ’05, TB Maurice Bennett ’06, LB Brad Maurer ’07, QB Andy Romans ’09, LB

104 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012, 2013 2014 2015 Shaun Adair ’09, WR Rob Curley ’10, QB Mike Schmidlein ’11, LB Scott Biel ’12, OL Mark Ross ’14, WR Ross Scheuerman ’15, TB Matt Smalley ’16, CB/KR

2016 Dylan Wadsworth ’18, TE Team Records

SINGLE GAME SEASON Pass Defense Rushing Rushing Fewest Pass Attempts: 67 (8 gms.; 1938) Most Rushes: 69 vs. Bucknell (1996) Most Rush Attempts: 577 (12 gms.; 2004) Fewest Pass Completions: 24 (8 gms.; 1938) Most Net Yds. Gained: 528 vs. Lehigh (1943) Most Net Yds. Gained: 2,758 (9 gms.; 1940) Lowest Completion %: 27.7% (43-of-155) (8 gms.; 1951) Fewest Net Yds. Gained: -17 vs. Delaware (1963) Highest Avg. Yds./Rush: Fewest Yds. Gained: 236 (8 gms.; 1938) Highest Avg. Yds./Rush: 5.6 (492 att., 2,758 yds.), (9 gms.; 1940) 8.5 (38 att., 323 yds.) vs. Mercyhurst (1988); Highest Avg. Yds./Game: Fewest Touchdown Passes: (45 att., 383 yds.) vs. Princeton (1992) 306.4 (492 att., 2,758 yds.),(9 gms.; 1940) 0 (7 gms.; 1944) Most Touchdowns Rushing: 12 vs. Catholic (1920) Lowest Avg. Yds./Game: Passing 29.5 (8 gms., 236 yds.) (1938) Passing Most Pass Attempts: 448 (11 gms.; 2000) Most Passes Intercepted: 27 (11 gms.; 1986) Most Yds. Gained: 454 vs. Columbia (2003) Most Pass Completions: 275 (11 gms.; 2016) Highest Completion % (min. 10 att.): Highest Completion %: Total Defense (rushing plus passing) 95.5% (21-of-22) vs. Holy Cross (2013) 68.1% (235-of-345); (11 gms.; 2009) Fewest Offensive Plays: 367 (9 gms.; 1939) Most Touchdown Passes: Most Yds. Gained: 3,241 (13 gms.; 2013) Fewest Net Yds. Gained: 1,130 (8 gms.; 1938) 7 vs. Colgate (2009) Most Touchdown Passes: 29 (11 gms.; 1992) Lowest Avg. Yds./Play: 2.68 (493 plays, 1,322 yds.) (9 gms.; 1940) 5 vs. Holy Cross (2013) Highest Avg. Yds./Game: vs. Columbia (2003) 306.4 (9 gms., 2,758 yds.) (1940) Lowest Avg. Yds./Game: 141.3 (8 gms., 1,130 yds.) (1938) vs. Holy Cross (1996) Most Interceptions Thrown: 24 (10 gms.; 1969) vs. Buffalo (1992) Fewest Interceptions Thrown: 5 (11 gms.; 2008) vs. Colgate (1988) Scoring Defense vs. Army (1986) Total Offense (rushing plus passing) Fewest Points: 6 (8 gms.; 1937) Fewest Touchdowns: 1 (8 gms.; 1937) Total Offense (rushing plus passing) Most Offensive Plays: 905 (12 gms.; 2002) Most Offensive Plays: 95 vs. Wagner (1976) Most Net Yds. Gained: 5,262 (11 gms.; 1988) Kicking Defense Most Net Yds. Gained: 628 vs. Lehigh (1988) Highest Avg. Yds./Play: Most Punts: 101 (10 gms.; 1968) Highest Avg. Yds./Play: 6.69 (787 plays, 5,262 yds.) (11 gms.; 1988) Lowest Avg. Yds./Punt: 10.3 (60 plays, 613 yds.) vs. Mercyhurst (1988) Highest Avg. Yds./Game: 29.2 (9 gms.; 1956); (8 gms., 1955) 478.4 (11 gms., 5,262 yds.) (1988) Most Kicks Blocked: 10 (8 punts, 1 PAT, 1 FG) Scoring Most Points: Scoring 84 vs. Catholic (1920); vs. Albright (1928) Most Points: 420 (11 gms.; 1988) Most PAT Made (Kicking): 12 vs. Catholic (1920) Most Touchdowns: 56 (11 gms.; 1988) Most Field Goals: 5 vs. Lebanon Valley (1905) Most PAT Made (Kicking): 51 (51 att.) (11 gms.; 1988) Most Field Goals: 16 (12 gms.; 2002) First Downs Most First Downs: 33 vs. Army (1987) Punting Most Punts: 83 (10 gms.; 1968) Punting Highest Avg. Yds./Punt: 40.2 (11 gms.; 2016) Most Punts: 22 vs. Lehigh (1938) Highest Avg./Punt (min. 5 punts): Rushing Defense 54.0 (5 punts, 270 yds.) vs. Muhlenberg (1941) Fewest Rush Attempts: 256 (10 gms.; 1970) Fewest Net Yds. Gained: 600 (9 gms.; 1939) Interceptions Lowest Avg. Yds./Rush: Most Passes Intercepted: 7 vs. Ursinus (1944), 7 vs. 2.1 (307 att., 634 yds.) (9 gms.; 1940) Penn (2012) Lowest Avg. Yds./Game: 66.7 (9 gms., 600 yds.) (1939)

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 105 Individual Records Most Rush Attempts Most Net Yards Gained Game: 46, Erik Marsh vs. Lehigh (1992) Single Game: Season: 314, Joe McCourt (2002) 1. 304, Ross Scheuerman vs. Lehigh (2014) Career: 1037, Erik Marsh (1991-94) 2. 296, Nick Kowgios vs. Princeton (1982) 3. 256, Jack O’Reilly vs. Lehigh (1927) Most Net Yards Gained 4. 254, Tom Triolo vs. Gettysburg (1968) Game: 304, Ross Scheuerman vs. Lehigh (2014) 5. 2 51, Erik Marsh vs. Lehigh (1992) Season: 1441, Erik Marsh (1993) 251, Bruce McIntyre vs. Lehigh (1986) Career: 4834, Erik Marsh (1991-94) 7. 249, Erik Marsh vs. Lehigh (1993) 8. 2 45, Tom Costello vs. Lehigh (1989) Highest Average Yards/Rush 245, Rodger Shepko vs. U.S.M.M.A (1981) Game (min. 8 att.): 10. 243, George “Mike” Wilson vs. Lehigh (1926) 24.2 (9 att., 220 yds.), Frank Raba vs. Rutgers (1944) Single Season Season (min. 70 att.): 1. 1441, Erik Marsh (1993) 7.3 (75 att., 549 yds.), Joe O’Lenic (1953) 2. 1397, Tom Costello (1989) Career (min. 150 att.): 3. 1393, Joe McCourt (2002) 5.7 (357 att., 2023 yds.), Rodger Shepko (1979-82) 4. 1365, Erik Marsh (1992) Most Touchdowns: 5. 1287, Bruce McIntyre (1986) 6. 1280, Rodger Shepko (1981) Season: 16, Joe McCourt (2004), Tom Costello (1989) 7. 1249, Erik Marsh (1994) Career: 50, Joe McCourt (2001-04) 8. 1204, Tony Giglio (1972) Longest Run from Scrimmage 9. 1193, Joe McCourt (2004) 89 yds., Anthony D'Urso 10. 1191, Ross Scheuerman (2014) vs. Princeton (2007; modern record) Career 102 yds. George McCaa 1. 4834, Erik Marsh (1991-94) vs. Swarthmore (1909) 2. 4474, Joe McCourt (2001-04) 3. 3425, Ross Scheuerman (2011-14) 4. 3419, Leonard Moore (1995-98) Joe McCourt ’05 TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 5. 2936, Tom Costello (1988-90) Most Rush Attempts 6. 2597, Ryan Priest (1982-85) Single Game 7. 2531, Jonathan Hurt (2003-06) 1. 46, Erik Marsh vs. Lehigh, 1992 8. 2519, Tony Giglio (1971-73) 2. 45, Tom Costello vs. Lehigh, 1989 9. 2169, Bruce McIntyre (1983-86) 45, Ross Scheuerman vs. Lehigh, 2014 10. 2158, Nick Kowgios (1981-84) Most Touchdowns 45, Bob Zimmers vs. Bucknell, 1967 Single Season 5. 41, Erik Marsh vs. Colgate, 1992 Highest Average Yards/Rush Single Season (min. 70 att.) 1. 16, Joe McCourt (2004) 41, John Kahn vs. Columbia, 1991 1. 7.3, Joe O’Lenic (75 att., 549 yds.) (1953) 16, Tom Costello (1989) 7. 40, Ryan Priest vs. Kutztown, 1983 2. 6.4, Rodger Shepko (199 att., 1280 yds.) (1981) 3. 15, Joe McCourt (2003) 8. 38, Joe McCourt vs. Holy Cross, 2002 3. 6.0, Bruce McIntyre (210 att., 1287 yds.) (1986) 15, Nick Kowgios (1982) 9. 37, Joe McCourt vs. Lehigh, 2002 4. 5.9, Maurice White (80 att., 469 yds.) (2008) 15, Jonathan Hurt (2006) 37, Ryan Priest vs. Colgate, 1984 5. 5.8, Tony Giglio (207 att., 1204 yds.) (1972) 6. 14, Ross Scheuerman (2013) Single Season 6. 5 .5, Tom Costello (256 att., 1397 yds.) (1989) 7. 13, Joe McCourt (2002) 1. 314, Joe McCourt (2002) 5.5, Craig Williams (98 att., 540 yds.) (1982) 13, Tony Giglio (1973) 2. 304, Erik Marsh (1993) 8. 5 .4, Tom Costello (210 att., 1132 yds.) (1988) 13, Jonathan Hurt (2005) 3. 289, Erik Marsh (1994) 5.4, James Adams (177 att., 349 yds.) (1988) 10. 12, Ross Scheuerman (2014) 4. 284, Erik Marsh (1992) 5.4, Nick Kowgios (187 att., 1018 yds.) (1982) 11. 1 1, Erik Marsh (1994) 5. 256, Tom Costello (1989) 11, Bruce McIntyre (1986) Career (min. 150 att.) 6. 250, Joe McCourt (2004) 11, Craig Williams (1981) 1. 5.7, Rodger Shepko (357 att., 2023 yds.) (1979-82) 7. 245, Joe McCourt (2003) 2. 5.6, Bruce McIntyre (388 att., 2169 yds.) (1983-86) Career 8. 236, Ross Scheuerman (2014) 3. 5.2, Maurice White (309 att., 1622 yds.) (2006-09) 1. 50, Joe McCourt (2001-04) 9. 233, Ryan Priest (1984) 4. 5.1, Tom Costello (581 att., 2936 yds.) (1988-90) 2. 35, Erik Marsh (1991-94) 10. 229, Jonathan Hurt (2006) 5. 5 .0, Ross Scheuerman (690 att., 3425 yds.) (2011-14) 3 33, Jonathan Hurt (2003-06) Career 5.0, Jonathan Hurt (512 att., 2534 yds.) (2003-06) 4. 31, Ross Scheuerman (2011-14) 1. 1037, Erik Marsh (1991-94) 5.0, Greg DeSanty (242 att., 1215 yds.) (1973-75) 5. 30, Nick Kowgios (1981-84) 2. 955, Joe McCourt (2001-04) 5.0, Tony Giglio (504 att., 2519 yds.) (1971-73) 6. 28, Tom Costello (1988-90) 3. 705, Leonard Moore (1995-98) 9. 4 .9, Nick Kowgios (439 att., 2158 yds.) (1981-84) 7. 23, Leonard Moore (1995-98) 4. 690, Ross Scheuerman (2011-14) 4.9, Charley Bartos (309 att., 1524 yds.) (1958-60) 8. 22, Tony Giglio (1971-73) 5. 581, Tom Costello (1988-90) 4.9, Jonathan Hurt (512 att., 2531 yds.) (2003-06) 9. 1 7, Maurice White (2006-09) 6. 547, Ryan Priest (1982-85) 12. 4.8, Leonard Moore (705 att., 3419 yds.) (1995-98) 17, John Orrico (1975-77) 7. 512, Jonathan Hurt (2003-06) 13. 4 .7, DeAndre Morrow (189 att., 897 yds.) (2007-09) 8. 504, Tony Giglio (1971-73) 4.7, Joe McCourt (955 att., 4474 yds.) (2001-04) 9. 439, Nick Kowgios(1981-84) 4.7, Erik Marsh (1037 att., 4834 yds.) (1991-94) 10. 432, Bob Zimmers (1967-69) 4.7, Kurt Bowman (269 att., 1251 yds.) (1985-88) 4.7, Ryan Priest (547 att., 2597 yds.) (1982-85)

106 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL McGaughey Top 10 Career Rushers Year-by-Year Rushing Leaders Memorial Award (since 1960): The George L. McGaughey Memorial Year Att Yards Avg TDs 1. Erik Marsh Award is presented each year to the Year Player Att. Yds. Avg. TDs 1991 150 779 5.2 5 1960 Charley Bartos 172 793 4.3 2 outstanding players on both teams 1992 284 1365 4.8 10 1961 John Contarino 93 348 3.7 2 1993 304 1441 4.7 9 in the Bucknell-Lafayette football 1962 Ray Moyer 39 158 4.0 1 1994 289 1249 4.3 11 1963 Allen Ruddy 55 207 3.8 1 game. The selections are made by the Totals 1037 4834 4.7 35 1964 Bill Horvath 47 122 2.6 1 coaching staffs at each school, and the 1965 Bill Messick 107 356 3.3 2 2. Joe McCourt 1966 Rick Craw 170 529 3.1 3 first awards were presented for the 2001 146 731 5.0 6 1967 Bob Zimmers 109 368 3.4 2 1983 game won by Lafayette, 33-3. 2002 314 1393 4.4 13 1968 Tom Triolo 132 588 4.5 3 2003 245 1157 4.7 15 1969 Tom Triolo 151 612 4.1 9 McGaughey, who was an outstanding 2004 250 1193 4.8 16 1970 Tom Conway 159 642 4.0 6 football player at Bucknell University Totals 955 4474 4.7 50 1971 Doug Elgin 188 597 3.2 8 and later a coach at Lafayette College, 1972 Tony Giglio 207 1204 5.8 7 3. Ross Scheuerman 1973 Tony Giglio 228 1078 4.7 13 is honored each year through an award 2011 104 499 4.8 0 1974 Orlando Wright 83 312 3.8 2 established by gifts from his friends at 2012 146 701 4.8 5 1975 Greg DeSanty 189 803 4.2 6 2013 218 1113 5.1 14 1976 John Orrico 204 829 4.1 7 both schools. 2014 236 1191 5.0 12 1977 John Orrico 213 843 4.0 10 The initial winners were both senior Totals 690 3425 5.0 31 1978 Ed Rogusky 129 496 3.8 3 1979 Ed Rogusky 162 574 3.5 4 co-captains, Lafayette QB Frank Novak 4. Leonard Moore 1980 Roger Curylo 96 353 3.6 0 and Bucknell C Shane Snyder. 1995 140 665 4.8 7 1981 Rodger Shepko 199 1280 6.4 8 1996 166 712 4.3 1 1982 Nick Kowgios 187 1018 5.4 15 A 1935 Bucknell graduate and one 1997 190 982 5.2 5 1983 Ryan Priest 151 794 5.3 5 of the finest centers in the school’s 1998 209 1060 5.1 10 1984 Ryan Priest 233 1111 4.8 5 Totals 705 3419 4.8 23 1985 Bruce McIntyre 155 791 5.1 3 history, McGaughey was a standout 1986 Bruce McIntyre 210 1287 6.1 11 on the Bison team that defeated 5. Tom Costello 1987 James Adams 102 394 3.8 4 1988 210 1132 5.4 10 1988 Tom Costello 210 1132 5.4 10 Miami (Fla.), 26-0, in the inaugural 1989 256 1397 5.5 16 1989 Tom Costello 256 1397 5.5 16 Orange Bowl game on January 1, 1935. 1990 115 407 3.5 2 1990 Al Rainey 131 496 3.8 2 McGaughey, who died in June of 1983, Totals 581 2936 5.1 28 1991 Erik Marsh 150 779 5.2 5 1992 Erik Marsh 284 1365 4.8 10 was a teacher, intramural director, and 6. Ryan Priest 1993 Erik Marsh 304 1441 4.7 9 assistant football coach at Lafayette 1982 55 331 6.0 1 1994 Erik Marsh 289 1249 4.3 1 1983 151 794 5.3 5 1995 Leonard Moore 140 665 4.8 7 for 32 years. He was inducted into 1984 233 1111 4.8 5 1996 Leonard Moore 166 712 4.3 1 Bucknell’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 1985 51 241 4.7 3 1997 Leonard Moore 190 982 5.2 5 1986 57 120 2.1 0 1998 Leonard Moore 209 1060 5.1 10 November 1982 and entered Lafayette’s Totals 547 2597 4.7 14 1999 Brian Tuma 155 697 4.5 10 Hall of Fame the following January. 2000 Scott Warden 143 457 3.2 5 7. Jonathan Hurt 2001 Joe McCourt 146 731 5.0 6 2003 3 19 6.3 0 2002 Joe McCourt 314 1393 4.4 13 Lafayette’s McGaughey Award 2004 83 362 4.4 5 2003 Joe McCourt 245 1157 4.7 15 winners through the years 2005 197 985 5.0 13 2004 Joe McCourt 250 1193 4.8 16 2006 229 1165 5.1 15 2005 Jonathan Hurt 197 985 5.0 13 Totals 512 2531 4.9 33 2006 Jonathan Hurt 229 1165 5.1 15 1983 Frank Novak, QB, Sr. 2007 Anthony D’Urso 59 319 5.4 2 1984 Frank Gaziano, LB, Jr. 2008 Maurice White 80 469 5.9 2 8. Tony Giglio 1985 Frank Baur, QB, Fr. 2009 Maurice White 135 622 4.6 7 1971 70 237 3.4 2 1986 Mike Joseph, DB, Jr. 2010 Alan Elder 119 450 3.8 1 1972 207 1204 5.8 7 2011 Ross Scheuerman 104 499 4.8 0 1987 Horace Davis, LB, Sr. 1973 228 1078 4.7 13 2012 Ross Scheuerman 146 701 4.8 5 1988 Frank Baur, QB, Jr. Totals 505 2519 5.0 22 2013 Ross Scheuerman 218 1113 5.1 14 1989 Darryl Boich, LB, Sr. 2014 Ross Scheuerman 236 1191 5.0 12 1990 Kevin McManus, LB, So. 9. Bruce McIntyre 2015 DeSean Brown 154 580 3.8 5 1991 Rob Kulbacki, DB, Sr. 1984 23 91 4.0 2 2016 DeSean Brown 96 341 3.6 3 1985 155 791 5.1 3 1992 Phil Robinson, TB, Sr. 1986 210 1287 6.1 11 1993 Jason Carnevale, QB, Sr. Totals 388 2169 5.6 16 1994 Shawn McHale, QB, So. 1995 Leonard Moore, TB, Fr. 10. Nick Kowgios 1996 B.J. Gallis, DB, Sr. 1981 20 109 5.5 2 1997 Mike Palos, QB, So. 1982 187 1018 5.4 15 1998 Bryant Ibekwe, DB, So. 1983 106 488 4.6 3 1999 Harry Armstrong, QB, So. 1984 126 543 4.3 6 Totals 439 2158 4.9 30 2000 Phil Yarberough, WR, Sr. 2001 Nick Boccagno, LB, Sr. 2002 Greg Gibbs, DL, So. 2003 Joe McCourt, TB, Jr. 2004 Andrew Brown, DL, Jr. 2005 Brad Maurer, QB, Jr. 2006 Brad Maurer, QB, Sr. 2007 Matt Ferber, TB, So., Sam Leland, DB, So. 2008 Mike Conte, TE, Sr. 2009 Rob Curley, QB, Sr. 2010 Marc Quilling, QB, Sr. 2011 Mark Ross, WR, So. 2012 Shane Dorner, DE, So. 2013 Ross Scheuerman, TB, Jr. 2014 Matt Smalley, CB, Jr. 2015 C.J. Amill, WR, Fr. 2016 Mike Dunn, RB, Fr.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 107 Passing Records Career Most Yards Gained INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 1. 1459 Marko Glavic (2000-03) Single Game 2. 1103 Frank Baur (1985-89) 1. 453 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia (2003) Most Pass Attempts 3. 968 Drew Reed (2013-16) 2. 400 Frank Baur vs. Army (1987) Game: 56, Marko Glavic vs. Colgate (2003) 4. 878 Tom Kirchhoff (1989-90) 3. 392 Marko Glavic vs. Colgate (2003) Season: 399, Marko Glavic (2002) 5. 834 Frank Novak (1981-83) 4. 378 Drew Reed at Lehigh (2013) Career: 1459, Marko Glavic (2000-03) 6. 757 Shawn McHale (1994-96) 5. 373 Rob Curley vs. Colgate (2009) 7. 715 Brad Maurer (2004-06) 6. 370 Shawn McHale vs. Fordham (1994) Most Pass Completions 8. 672 Rob Curley (2007-09) 7. 352 Tom Kirchhoff vs. Fordham (1990) Game: 34, Marko Glavic at Fordham (2002) 9. 518 Ed Baker (1967-69) 8. 335 Ryan O’Neil vs. Holy Cross [2010] Season: 229, Marko Glavic (2003) 10. 507 George Hossenlopp (1962-64) 9. 333 Rob Curley vs. Bucknell (2009) Career: 820, Marko Glavic (2000-03) 11. 500 Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 10. 331 Rich McKay vs. Davidson (1970)

Highest Completion % Single Season Game (min. 10 att.) Most Pass Completions 1. 3044 Rob Curley (2008) 95.5%, Drew Reed at Holy Cross (21-of-22) (2013) Single Game 2. 2725 Marko Glavic (2003) 85.7%, Rob Curley vs. Bucknell (30-of-35) (2009) 1. 35 Ryan O’Neil vs. Holy Cross, 2010 3. 2670 Marko Glavic (2002) Brad Maurer vs. Columbia (12-of-14) (2004) 2. 34 Marko Glavic vs. Fordham, 2002 4. 2621 Frank Baur (1988) Frank Baur vs. Kutztown (12-of-14) (1988) 3. 33 Marko Glavic vs. Colgate, 2003 5. 2526 Frank Baur (1987) Season (min. 75 att.) 33 Ryan O’Neil vs.Georgetown, 2010 6. 2460 Marko Glavic (2001) 72.5% (132-of-182), Drew Reed (2013) 5. 32 Frank Baur vs. Army, 1987 7. 2356 Frank Novak (1983) Career (min. 125 att.) 32 Andrew Shoop vs. Stony Brook, 2011 8. 2350 Tom Kirchhoff (1992) 66.5% (274-of-412), Ryan O’Neil (2009-11) 7. 31 Blake Searfoss vs. William & Mary, 2015 9. 2257 Frank Novak (1982) 8. 30 Rob Curley vs. Bucknell, 2009 10. 2248 Tom Kirchhoff (1990) 30 Marko Glavic vs. Harvard, 2003 Most Yards Gained 30 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia, 2001 Game: 453, Marko Glavic vs. Columbia (2003) Career Season: 3044, Rob Curley (2009) 1. 9819 Marko Glavic (2000-03) Career: 9819, Marko Glavic (2000-2003) Single Season 2. 8399 Frank Baur (1985-89) 1. 231 Rob Curley (2009) 3. 7007 Drew Reed (2013-16) 2. 229 Marko Glavic (2003) Most Touchdown Passes 4. 6721 Tom Kirchhoff (1989-92) 3. 221 Marko Glavic (2002) Game: 7, Rob Curley vs. Colgate (2009) 5. 6378 Frank Novak (1981-83) 4. 212 Frank Baur (1987) 5, Drew Reed at Holy Cross (2013) 6. 5397 Rob Curley (2007-09) 5. 211 Marko Glavic (2001) 5, Tom Kirchhoff vs. Buffalo (1991) 7. 5114 Brad Maurer (2004-06) 6. 209 Ryan O'Neil (2010) 5, Frank Baur vs. Army (1987) 8. 4970 Shawn McHale (1994-96) 7. 199 Drew Reed (2015) 5, Paul Stuncius vs. Army (1986) 9. 3705 Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 8. 192 Frank Novak (1983) Season: 28, Rob Curley (2009) 10. 2921 Ed Baker (1967-69) 9. 187 Drew Reed (2016) Career: 62, Marko Glavic (2000-2003) 10. 181 Brad Maurer (2006) 62, Frank Baur (1985, 1987-89) 11. 180 Tom Kirchhoff (1992) Most Touchdown Passes Longest Pass Single Season Career 98 yds. Frank Baur to Maurice Caldwell vs. Columbia 1. 28 Rob Curley (2009) 1. 820 Marko Glavic (2000-03) (1988; TD) 2. 26 Tom Kirchhoff (1992) 2. 636 Frank Baur (1985, 1987-89) 3. 23 Frank Baur (1988) 3. 631 Drew Reed (2013-16) 4. 21 Marko Glavic (2003) Most Interceptions Thrown 4. 510 Tom Kirchhoff (1989-92) Game: 5, Ed Baker vs. Columbia (1969) 5. 20 Marko Glavic (2002) 5. 478 Frank Novak (1981-83) 20 Frank Novak (1982) Season: 19, Frank Novak (1983) 6. 434 Brad Maurer (2004-06) Career: 58, Marko Glavic (2000-03) 7. 19 Frank Novak (1983) 7. 429 Rob Curley (2007-09) 8. 17 Drew Reed (2013) 8. 386 Shawn McHale (1994-96) Lowest Interception Percentage 9. 15 Frank Baur (1989) 9. 293 Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 10. 15 Ryan O'Neil (2010) Game (min. 25 att.): 0.0% by several players 10. 274 Ryan O’Neil (2009-11) Season (min. 100 att.): 1.61% (4 int., 249 att.), Mike Palos (1998) Career Career (min. 500 att.): 3.0%, Rob Curley (20 int., 672 att.) 1. 62 Marko Glavic (2000-03) Highest Completion Percentage 62 Frank Baur (1985, 1987-89) Single Season (min. 75 att.) 3. 53 Tom Kirchhoff (1989-92) 1. 72.5% (132-of-182) Drew Reed (2013) 4. 51 Frank Novak (1981-83) TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 2. 68.8% (231-of-336) Rob Curley (2009) 5. 47 Drew Reed (2013-16) 3. 67.0% (124-of-185) Brad Maurer (2004) 6. 44 Rob Curley (2007-09) Most Pass Attempts 67.0% (61-of-91) Ryan O’Neil (2011) 7. 34 Shawn McHale (1994-96) 5. 66.8% (209-of-313) Ryan O'Neil (2010) Single Game 8. 30 Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 6. 65.6% (199-of-308) Drew Reed (2015) 1. 56 Marko Glavic vs. Colgate, 2003 9. 28 Brad Maurer (2004-06) 7. 64.1% (164-of-256) Frank Baur (1988) 56 Andrew Shoop at St. Brook, 2011 10. 23 Gary Marshall (1964-66) 8. 64.0 (187-of-292) Drew Reed (2016) 3. 55 Marko Glavic vs. Lehigh, 2001 9. 64.0% (71-of-111) Zach Zweizig (2012) 4. 52 Marko Glavic vs. Harvard, 2003 10. 62.8% (81-of-129) Gary Uzelac (1978) 5. 51 Marko Glavic vs. Fordham, 2002 11. 61.2% (142-of-232) Andrew Shoop (2012) 6. 50 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia, 2001 12. 60.8% (180-of-296) Tom Kirchhoff (1992) 7. 49 Marko Glavic vs. Lehigh, 2003 60.8% (113-of-186) Drew Reed (2014) 8. 48 Frank Novak vs. Colgate, 1983 9. 47 Marko Glavic vs. Columbia, 2002 10. 46 Blake Searfoss vs. Colgate, 2014 Career (min. 125 att.) 1. 66.5% (274-of-412) Ryan O'Neil (2009-11) 2. 65.2% (631-of-968) Drew Reed (2013-16) Single Season 3. 63.8% (429-of-672) Rob Curley (2007-09) 1. 399 Marko Glavic (2002) d5. 60.7% (434-of-715) Brad Maurer (2004-06) 2. 390 Marko Glavic (2003) 6. 60.3% (90-of-178) Gary Uzelac (1977-79) 3. 377 Frank Baur (1987) 7. 58.6% (293-of-500) Andrew Shoop (2010-12) 4. 373 Marko Glavic (2001) 8. 58.1% (510-of-878) Tom Kirchhoff (1989-92) 5. 336 Rob Curley (2009) 9. 57.7% (636-of-1103) Frank Baur (1985, 1987-89) 326 Frank Novak (1983) 10. 57.3% (478-of-834) Frank Novak (1981-83) 7. 313 Ryan O'Neil (2010) 8. 308 Drew Reed (2015) 9. 307 Brad Maurer (2006) 10. 297 Marko Glavic (2000) 297 Shawn McHale (1995) 297 Tom Kirchhoff (1991)

108 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR PASSING LEADERS (SINCE 1960) TOP 10 CAREER PASSERS Year Player Comp./Att. Yds Int TD Pct 1960 Michael Dill 21/56 287 3 1 37.5 Year Comp/Att Yards TDs 1961 Charles Zarelli 19/60 171 8 3 31.6 1962 Geo. Hossenlopp 58/147 673 14 3 39.4 1. Marko Glavic 1963 Geo. Hossenlopp 70/156 824 11 5 44.8 2000 159/297 1964 12 2001 211/373 2460 9 1964 Geo. Hossenlopp 97/204 1005 11 4 47.5 2002 221/399 2670 20 1965 Gary Marshall 51/127 881 6 8 40.2 2003 229/390 2725 21 1966 Gary Marshall 89/187 1278 17 12 47.6 Totals 820/1459 9819 62 1967 Ed Baker 59/140 628 9 2 42.1 2. Frank Baur 1968 Ed Baker 61/142 851 7 6 43.0 1985 91/175 1075 11 1969 Ed Baker 120/236 1442 16 10 51.0 1986 Did Not Play 1987 212/377 2526 13 1970 Rich McKay 116/246 1695 16 10 47.1 1988 164/256 2621 23 1971 Jack Hickl 42/86 499 5 2 48.8 1989 169/295 2177 15 1972 Tim Grip 37/103 366 9 1 30.1 Totals 636/1103 8399 62 1973 Mark Jones 75/151 751 12 2 49.7 3. Drew Reed 1974 Mark Jones 53/109 634 3 2 48.6 2013 132/182 1887 17 1975 Rob Stewart 41/84 478 8 2 50.0 2014 113/186 1022 7 1976 Mark Jones 79/175 1337 8 9 56.6 2015 199/308 2008 11 2016 187/292 2090 12 1977 Rob Stewart 152/295 1659 18 6 51.5 Frank Baur ’90 Totals 631/968 7007 47 1978 Gary Uzelac 81/129 930 5 4 62.8 1979 Hal Hocking 77/142 899 11 4 54.2 4. Tom Kirchhoff 1980 Hal Hocking 31/84 440 8 2 36.9 1989 1/2 12 0 1990 166/283 2248 13 1981 Frank Novak 132/251 1765 5 12 52.6 1991 163/297 2111 14 1982 Frank Novak 154/257 2257 12 20 59.8 1992 180/296 2350 26 1983 Frank Novak 192/326 2356 19 19 59.0 Totals 510/878 6721 53 1984 Dean Rivera 84/178 805 7 4 47.0 5. Frank Novak 1985 Frank Baur 91/175 1075 8 11 52.0 1981 132/251 1765 12 1986 Paul Struncius 65/129 859 7 12 50.0 1982 154/257 2257 20 1983 192/326 2356 19 1987 Frank Baur 212/377 2526 16 13 56.0 Totals 478/834 6378 51 1988 Frank Baur 164/256 2621 11 23 64.1 1989 Frank Baur 169/295 2177 11 15 57.3 6. Rob Curley 2007 77/124 929 7 1990 Tom Kirchhoff 166/283 2248 13 13 58.7 2008 121/212 1424 9 1991 Tom Kirchhoff 163/297 2111 14 14 54.9 2009 231/336 3089 28 1992 Tom Kirchhoff 180/296 2350 9 26 60.8 Totals 429/672 5397 44 1993 Jason Carnevale 99/168 1206 6 5 58.9 7. Brad Maurer 1994 Shawn McHale 133/244 1845 9 12 54.5 2004 124/185 1313 6 1995 Shawn McHale 143/297 1741 12 8 48.1 2005 129/223 1562 9 1996 Shawn McHale 110/216 1384 9 14 50.9 2006 181/307 2239 13 Totals 434/715 5114 28 1997 Mike Palos 109/235 1321 14 9 46.4 1998 Mike Palos 108/249 1149 4 4 43.4 8. Shawn McHale 1999 Harry Armstrong 78/153 916 11 9 51.0 1994 133/244 1845 12 2000 Marko Glavic 159/297 1964 12 12 53.5 Marko Glavic ’04 1995 143/297 1741 8 1996 110/216 1384 14 2001 Marko Glavic 211/373 2460 13 9 56.6 Totals 386/757 4970 34 2002 Marko Glavic 221/399 2670 15 20 55.4 2003 Marko Glavic 229/390 2725 16 21 58.7 9. Andrew Shoop 2010 2/3 24 1 2004 Brad Maurer 124/185 1313 8 6 67.0 2011 149/265 2024 15 2005 Brad Maurer 129/223 1562 5 9 57.8 2012 142/232 1657 14 2006 Brad Maurer 181/307 2239 10 13 59.0 Totals 293/500 3705 30 2007 Mike DiPaola 113/199 1174 12 7 56.8 10. Ed Baker 2008 Rob Curley 121/212 1424 4 9 57.1 1967 59/140 628 2 2009 Rob Curley 231/136 3044 12 28 68.8 1968 61/142 851 6 1969 120/518 1442 10 2010 Ryan O'Neil 209/313 2183 7 15 66.8 Totals 240/518 2921 18 2011 Andrew Shoop 149/265 2024 11 15 56.2 2012 Andrew Shoop 142/232 1657 6 14 61.2 2013 Drew Reed 132/182 1887 5 17 72.5 2014 Drew Reed 113/186 1022 9 7 60.8 2015 Drew Reed 199/308 2008 10 11 64.6 2016 Drew Reed 187/292 2090 12 10 64.0

Brad Maurer ’07

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 109 Receiving Records TOP 10 CAREER RECEIVERS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (by receptions) Most Pass Receptions Career Year Rec Yards Avg. TDs Game: 13, Mark Layton vs. Holy Cross (2010) 1. 198 Mark Ross (2011-13) 1. Mark Ross 13, Mark Ross at Robert Morris (2012) 2. 162 John Weyrauch (2000-03) 2011 49 703 14.3 9 Season: 77, Phil Yarberough (2000) 3. 160 Phil Yarberough (1997-2000) 2012 75 1030 13.7 10 Career: 198, Mark Ross (2011-13) 4. 152 Phillip Ng (1985-88) 2013 74 1078 14.6 8 5 148 Shaun Adair [2005-08] Totals 198 2811 14.2 27 Most Yards Gained 6. 146 Mark Layton (2007-10) Game: 274, Joe Ort vs. Georgetown (2006) 7. 141 Matt Mrazek (2014-) 2. John Weyrauch 8. 139 Joe McCourt (2001-04) 2001 58 889 15.3 6 Season: 1139, Phil Yarberough (2000) Career: 2811, Mark Ross (2011-13) 9. 136 Frank Corbo (1981-84) 2002 63 910 14.4 8 10. 128 Ross Scheuerman (2011-14) 2003 41 607 14.8 4 11. 120 Jeremy Burkes (2000-03) Totals 162 2406 14.9 18 Highest Average Per Catch Season (min 40 rec.): 21.2 Jamal Jordan (1992) 3. Phil Yarberough Career (min 50 rec.): 20.9 Tramont Evans (1992-94) Most Yards Gained 1997 12 271 22.6 1 Single Game 1998 21 324 15.4 1 1. 274 Joe Ort vs. Georgetown, 2006 1999 50 651 13.0 4 2. 234 Jeremy Burkes vs. Columbia, 2003 2000 77 1139 14.8 7 Most Touchdown Receptions Game: 3, Matt Mrazek at Central Conn. State (2016) 3. 206 Jamal Jordan vs. Fordham, 1992 Totals 160 2385 14.9 13 3, Matt Mrazek vs. Holy Cross (2016) 4. 192 Bob Donofrio vs. East Stroudsburg, 1970 3, Mark Ross at Holy Cross (2013) 5. 182 Bob Donofrio vs. Bucknell, 1970 4. Phillip Ng 3, Jeremy Burkes vs. Columbia (2003) 6. 181 Tramont Evans vs. Fordham, 1994 1985 8 82 10.2 0 3, John Weyrauch vs. Fordham (2001) 7. 180 Jack Gatehouse vs. Columbia, 1982 1986 41 556 13.5 3 3, Phil Yarberough vs. Bucknell (2000) 8. 177 Eric Perry vs. Princeton, 1992 1987 38 425 11.1 3 3, Craig Roubinek vs. Army (1992) 9. 175 Phil Yarberough vs. Harvard, 2000 1988 65 1048 16.1 13 3, Mike Grau vs. Columbia (1989) 175 Mark Layton vs. Holy Cross, 2010 Totals 152 2111 13.9 19 3, Phillip Ng vs. Colgate (1988) 3, Jack Gatehouse vs. Columbia (1982) Single Season 5. Shaun Adair Season: 13, Phillip Ng (1988) 1. 1139 Phil Yarberough (2000) 2005 22 392 17.8 3 Career: 27, Mark Ross (2011-13) 2. 1078 Mark Ross (2013) 2006 33 501 15.2 4 3. 1048 Phillip Ng (1988) 2007 41 538 13.1 4 4. 1030 Mark Ross (2012) 2008 52 759 14.6 5 TOP 10 PERFORMANCES 5. 910 John Weyrauch (2002) Totals 148 2190 14.8 16 6. 890 Jamal Jordan (1992) Most Pass Receptions 7. 889 John Weyrauch (2001) 6. Mark Layton Single Game 8. 850 Jack Gatehouse (1982) 2008 17 194 11.4 0 1. 13 Mark Layton vs. Holy Cross (2010) 9. 838 Mark Layton (2009) 2009 65 838 12.9 11 13 Mark Ross at Robert Morris (2012) 10. 814 Joe Ort (2006) 2010 64 748 11.7 6 2. 12 John Weyrauch at Fordham (2002) Totals 146 1780 12.2 17 3. 11 Matt Mrazek vs. Holy Cross (2016) Career 11 Ross Scheuerman at Colgate (2014) 1. 2811 Mark Ross (2011-13) 7. Matt Mrazek 11 Mark Ross vs. Sacred Heart (2013) 2. 2406 John Weyrauch (2000-03) 2014 26 360 13.8 2 11 Joe McCourt at Harvard (2003) 3. 2385 Phil Yarberough (1997-2000) 2015 44 495 11.2 2 11 John Weyrauch vs. Monmouth (2002) 4. 2190 Shaun Adair (2005-08) 2016 71 755 10.6 8 11 Phil Yarberough vs. Harvard (2000) 5. 2111 Phillip Ng (1985-88) Totals 141 1610 11.4 12 11 Frank Corbo vs. Columbia (1983) 6. 1970 Frank Corbo (1981-84) 11 Rich Smith vs. Maine (1979) 7. 1780 Mark Layton (2007-10) 8. Joe McCourt 11. 10 Mike Duncan vs. Colgate (2014) 8. 1681 Dave Baird (1988-90) 2001 22 167 7.6 0 10 Tim Vangelas vs. Bucknell (2014) 9. 1673 Quincy Miller (1993-96) 2002 40 332 8.3 1 10 Shaun Adair at Colgate (2008) 10. 1634 Jamal Jordan (1990-92) 2003 52 444 8.5 2 10 Shaun Adair at Penn (2007) 11. 1611 Matt Mrazek (2014-) 2004 25 192 7.7 1 10 Joe Ort vs. Georgetown (2006) Totals 139 1135 8.2 4 10 Joe McCourt at Lehigh (2003) 10 Jack Gatehouse vs. Princeton (1982) 9. Frank Corbo 10 Matt Walsh vs. Wagner (1976) 1981 14 164 11.7 0 1982 38 605 15.9 5 Single Season 1983 55 783 14.2 5 1. 77 Phil Yarberough (2000) 1984 29 418 14.4 4 2. 75 Mark Ross (2012) Totals 136 1970 14.4 14 3. 74 Mark Ross (2013) 4. 71 Matt Mrazek (2016) 10. Jeremy Burkes 5. 65 Mark Layton (2009) 2000 34 274 8.1 0 65 Phillip Ng (1988) 2001 11 138 12.5 0 7. 64 Mark Layton (2010) 2002 39 549 14.0 3 8. 63 John Weyrauch (2002) 2003 36 545 15.1 5 9. 60 Mike Miller (1969) Totals 120 1506 12.6 8 10. 58 John Weyrauch (2001) 11. 57 Ross Scheuerman (2014) T11. Mike Miller 57 Brandon Stanford (2005) 1967 24 301 12.5 3 1968 42 468 13.4 2 1969 60 717 11.9 5 Totals 107 1243 11.6 7

T11. Brandon Stanford 2003 17 245 14.4 0 2004 33 299 9.1 1 2005 57 683 12.0 3 Totals 107 1227 11.5 4

110 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RECEIVING LEADERS (SINCE 1960):

Highest Average Per Catch Year Player Rec. Yds. Avg. TDs Single Season (min. 40 rec.) 1960 Robert Gursky 8 143 17.9 0 1. 21.2 Jamal Jordan (1992) 2. 18.7 Dave Baird (1990) 1961 Robert Gursky 8 89 11.1 1 3. 17.0 Jack Gatehouse (1982) 1962 John Brown 12 128 10.6 0 4 16.3 Joe Ort (2006) 1963 Gabe Washo 18 171 9.5 0 5. 16.1 Phillip Ng (1988) 6. 15.5 Rick Nowell (1970) 1964 Dave Brown 35 468 13.4 1 7. 15.3 John Weyrauch (2001) 1965 Dave Brown 31 479 15.5 4 8. 15.1 Quincy Miller (1996) 1966 Dave Robertshaw 33 496 15.0 5 9. 14.8 John Weyrauch (2003) 14.8 Phil Yarberough (2000) 1967 Dave Robertshaw 24 301 12.5 3 1968 Mike Miller 42 468 13.4 2 Career (min. 50 rec.) 1969 Mike Miller 60 717 11.9 5 1. 20.9 Tramont Evans (1992-94) 1970 Rick Nowell 48 744 15.5 5 2. 19.5 Maurice Caldwell (1985-88) 3. 18.3 Dave Baird (1988-90) 1971 Tony Giglio 23 252 11.0 0 4. 18.2 Bob Donofrio (1968-70) 1972 Chet Banash 11 167 15.2 0 5. 17.8 John Carter (1988-91) 1973 Terry Byrd 29 344 11.9 1 6. 17.1 Quincy Miller (1993-96) 7. 16.5 Jamal Jordan (1990-92) 1974 Jeff Schmidt 30 387 12.9 3 8. 16.3 Dave Robertshaw (1965-67) 1975 Courtenay Hough 33 467 14.2 1 9. 16.2 Joe Ort (2004-06) 1976 Matt Walsh 37 589 15.9 3 10. 16.0 Al Cognigni (1979-81) Mark Ross ’14 1977 Max Shoemaker 42 586 14.0 2 1978 Rich Smith 28 420 15.0 3 Most Touchdowns 1979 Rich Smith 33 485 14.1 2 Single Season 1980 Jim Flanigan 24 346 14.4 4 1. 13 Phillip Ng (1988) 2. 11 Mark Layton (2009) 1981 Jack Gatehouse 34 379 11.1 2 11 Jamal Jordan (1992) 1982 Jack Gatehouse 50 850 17.0 8 4. 10 Mark Ross (2012) 1983 Frank Corbo 55 783 14.2 5 5. 9 Quincy Miller (1996) 9 Mark Ross (2011) 1984 Frank Corbo 29 418 14.4 4 7. 8 Matt Mrazek (2016) 1985 Carl St. Bernard 41 479 11.7 7 8 Mark Ross (2013) 1986 Phillip Ng 41 556 13.5 3 8 John Weyrauch (2002) 8 Jack Gatehouse (1982) 1987 Jim Johnson 48 649 13.5 3 10. 7 Carl St. Bernard (1985) 1988 Phillip Ng 65 1048 16.1 13 7 Phil Yarberough (2000) 1989 Mike Grau 37 591 16.0 6 Career 1990 Dave Baird 43 806 18.7 6 1. 27 Mark Ross (2011-13) 1991 John Carter 36 728 20.2 6 2. 19 Phillip Ng (1985-88) 1992 Jamal Jordan 42 890 21.2 11 3. 18 John Weyrauch (2000-03) 4. 17 Mark Layton (2007-10) 1993 Craig Roubinek 38 410 10.8 3 5. 16 Shaun Adair (2005-08) 1994 Jarrett Shine 34 411 12.1 2 16 Jamal Jordan (1990-92) 1995 Glenn Hunzinger 47 540 11.5 1 16 Quincy Miller (1993-96) 8. 14 Frank Corbo (1981-84) 1996 Quincy Miller 49 740 15.1 9 9. 13 Phil Yarberough (1997-2000) 1997 Tom Falzone 25 294 11.8 4 10. 12 Dave Baird (1988-90) 1998 Joe Luke 37 379 10.2 3 12 Matt Mrazek (2014-) 1999 Phil Yarberough 50 651 13.0 4 John Weyrauch ’04 2000 Phil Yarberough 77 1139 14.8 7 2001 John Weyrauch 58 889 15.3 6 2002 John Weyrauch 63 910 14.4 8 2003 Joe McCourt 52 444 8.5 2 2004 Brandon Stanford 33 299 9.1 1 2005 Brandon Stanford 57 683 11.5 3 2006 Joe Ort 50 814 16.3 3 2007 Shaun Adair 41 538 13.1 4 2008 Shaun Adair 52 759 14.6 5 2009 Mark Layton 65 838 12.9 11 2010 Mark Layton 64 748 11.7 6 2011 Mark Ross 49 703 14.3 9 2012 Mark Ross 75 1030 13.7 10 2013 Mark Ross 74 1078 14.6 8 2014 Ross Scheuerman 57 521 9.1 3 2015 Joey Chenoweth 46 389 8.5 2 2016 Matt Mrazek 71 755 10.6 8

Phil Ng ’89

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 111 Total Offense/Punting/Scoring Records Top 10 Performances TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS Most Net Yards Gained YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING (Rushing plus Passing) Single Season: LEADERS (SINCE 1960) 1. 3089 Rob Curley (2009) Individual Records 2. 2819 Marko Glavic (2003) Year Player TDs PATs 2Pt FGs Pts. Most Net Yards Gained 3. 2790 Marko Glavic (2002) Game: 480, Marko Glavic vs. Columbia,(2003) 4. 2727 Frank Baur (1988) 1960 Walter Doleschal 2 3 - 5 30 Season: 3,089, Rob Curley (2009) 5. 2641 Marko Glavic (2001) 1961 Walter Doleschal 1 4 - 1 13 Career: 10,064, Marko Glavic (2000-03) 6. 2575 Frank Baur (1987) 1962 Bill Horvath 0 3 - 3 13 7. 2423 Tom Kirchhoff (1992) 8. 2381 Frank Novak (1983) 1963 Bill Horvath 2 4/4 - - 16 Most Offensive Plays 1964 Bob Gombos 3 - - - 18 Game: 65, Marko Glavic vs. Colgate (2003) 9. 2341 Tom Kirchhoff (1990) Season: 486, Marko Glavic (2002) 10. 2238 Ryan O’Neil (2011) 1965 Bill Vonroth 4 - 1 - 26 Career: 1745, Marko Glavic (2000-03) 1966 Chris Yaniger 4 6/13 - 1/2 33 1967 Bill Messick 0 11/12 - 3/9 20 1968 Bob Zimmers 7 - - - 42 1969 Tom Triolo 9 - - - 54 1970 Rick Nowell 5 19/23 - 4/5 61 PUNTING RECORDS SCORING RECORDS 1971 Doug Elgin 8 - - - 48 1972 Tony Giglio 7 - - - 42 Individual Records Individual Records 1973 Tony Giglio 14 - - - 84 Most Punts Most Points 1974 Dan Kuhn 0 9/9 - 8/12 33 Game: 22, Sam Moyer vs. Lehigh (1938) Game: 30, Joe McCourt vs. Holy Cross (2004) 1975 Greg DeSanty 6 - - - 36 Season: 78, Bob Zimmers (1968) 30, Fred Robbins vs. Lehigh (1944) 1976 John Orrico 11 - - - 66 Career: 253, Adam Holt (1998-2001) 30, George “Mike” Wilson vs. 1977 Dave Heverling 0 20/22 - 14/19 62 Susquehanna (1926) 1978 Dave Heverling 0 17/18 - 6/15 35 Highest Average Yards/Punt Season: 120, George “Mike” Wilson (1926) Game (min. 5 punts): 54.0 (5 punts, 270 yds.) Career: 326, Joe McCourt (2001-04) 1979 Ed Rogusky 4 - - - 24 Walt Zirinsky vs. Muhlenberg (1941) 1980 Bob Bartnett 0 7/8 - 6/8 25 Season (min. 20 punts): 42.6 (43 punts, 1831 yds.) Most Touchdowns 1981 Craig Williams 13 - - - 78 Charles Loiacano (1946) Game: 5, Joe McCourt vs. Holy Cross (2004) 1982 Nick Kowgios 16 - - - 96 Career (min. 70 punts): 39.4 (117 punts, 4604 yds.) 5, Fred Robbins vs. Lehigh (1944) Ethan Swerdlow (2011-12) 5, George “Mike” Wilson vs. Susquehanna (1926) 1983 Joe Genduso 0 31/35 - 6/15 49 Season: 20, George “Mike” Wilson (1926) 1984 Nick Kowgios 7 - - - 42 Longest Punt Career: 54, Joe McCourt (2001-04) 1985 Mike Renzi 0 22/27 - 9/14 49 93 yds., Tom Kearns vs. Franklin & Marshall (1937) 1986 Bruce McIntyre 11 - - - 66 Most Points (Kicking) 1987 Jim Hodson 0 26/28 - 6/16 44 Game: 16, Jim Hodson vs. Fordham (1989) 1988 Phillip Ng 13 - - - 80 Top 10 Performances Season: 79, Martin Brecht (2002) 1989 Tom Costello 17 - - - 102 Highest Average Yards/Punt Career: 255, Jason McLaughlin (1991-94) Single Season (min. 20 punts) 1990 Jim Hodson 0 25/26 - 12/17 61 1. 42.6 (43 punts, 1831 yards) Charles Loiacano (1946) 1991 Jason McLaughlin 0 29/33 - 12/21 65 2. 41.4 (67 punts, 2774 yards) Ryan Forrester (2016) Top 10 Performances 1992 Jason McLaughlin 0 46/47 - 10/19 76 41.4 (52 punts, 2154 yards) David Yankovich (2007) Most Points 1993 Jason McLaughlin 0 31/32 - 9/18 58 4. 40.1 (69 punts, 2766 yards) Dave Brown (1965) Single Season: 1994 Erik Marsh 12 - - - 72 1. 120 George “Mike” Wilson (1926) 5. 39.6 (56 punts, 2218 yards) Ethan Swerdlow (2011) 1995 Leonard Moore 7 - - - 42 6. 39.4 (66 punts, 2599 yards) Ryan Forrester (2014) 2. 108 Ross Scheuerman (2013) 1996 Brian Menecola 0 18/22 - 12/18 54 7. 39.1 (63 punts, 2386 yards) Ethan Swerdlow (2012) 3. 104 Joe McCourt (2003) 8. 39.0 (59 punts, 2303 yards) Ryan Forrester (2015) 4. 102 Jonathan Hurt (2006) Quincy Miller 9 - - - 54 39.0 (53 punts, 2067 yards) Joe Genduso (1985) 102 Joe McCourt (2004) 1997 Todd Stahlnecker 10 - - - 60 10. 38.0 (31 punts, 1178 yards) Bob Zimmers (1967) 102 Tom Costello (1989) 1998 Leonard Moore 10 - 1 - 62 7. 96 Ross Scheuerman (2014) 1999 Brian Tuma 10 - - - 60 96 Jonathan Hurt (2005) 2000 Andrew May 7 - - - 42 96 Nick Kowgios (1982) 2001 Martin Brecht 0 21/24 - 11/17 54 10. 84 Joe McCourt (2002) 2002 Joe McCourt 14 - - - 84 84 Tony Giglio (1973) 2003 Joe McCourt 17 - 1 - 104 2004 Joe McCourt 17 - - - 102 2005 Jonathan Hurt 16 - - - 96 2006 Jonathan Hurt 17 - - - 102 2007 Davis Rodriguez 0 31-33 6/10 55 2008 Davis Rodriguez 0 32-33 13/15 71 2009 Mark Layton 11 - 1 - 68 2010 Davis Rodriguez 0 22-23 14-20 64 2011 Mark Ross 9 - - 56 2012 Mark Ross 10 - - 60 2013 Ross Scheuerman 14 - - 108 2014 Ross Scheuerman 16 - - 96 2015 Jacob Bissell 0 18-18 8-14 42 2016 Matt Mrazek 8 48

112 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Interception/Tackle Records

YEAR-BY-YEAR INTERCEPTION INTERCEPTION RECORDS TACKLE RECORDS LEADERS (SINCE 1975) Individual Records Individual Records Most Interceptions Most Tackles Year Player Int. Yards Game: Game: 26, (16 solo, 10 assisted) Daryl Boich vs. Army 1975 Greg Shugars 3 3 3, Horace Davis vs. Bucknell (1987) (1989) 3, Mike Joseph vs. Bucknell (1986) Season: 165, (95 solo, 70 assisted) George Wilson (1980) 1976 Greg Shugars 4 14 3, Frank Gaziano vs. East Stroudsburg (1984) Career: 532, (344 solo, 188 assisted) Joe Skladany 1977 Jim Medes 3 9 3, Dave Shea vs. Kings Point (1979) (1978-81) 1978 Jim Medes 7 68 3, Ed DiSalvo vs. Columbia (1969) 1979 Dave Shea 6 92 3, Larry Flohr vs. Kings Point (1968) Most Sacks 1980 Joe Skladany 5 37 3, Don Hughes vs. Lehigh (1967) Game: 5, Brian Guttman vs. Lehigh (1982) Season: 10, Bob Mahr (1981) 1981 Bob Mahr 10 48 Season: 11, Gavin Morrissey (1995) Career: 19, Mike Joseph (1984-87) 11, Keith Grant (1989) 1982 Bob Mahr 5 34 11, Mike King (1985) 1983 Dave Rankins 6 53 Longest Interception Return Career: 25, Harrison Bailey (1991-94) 1984 Dave Rankins 6 88 100 yds. Jeff Werrell & Adriel Linyear vs. Columbia (2001) 1985 Dave Rankins 4 29 100 yds. Darius Safford vs. Colgate (2011) 1986 Mike Joseph 7 40 Top 10 Performances (since 1975): 1987 Horace Davis 5 89 Most Total Tackles Top 10 Performances (since 1975) Single Season 1988 Dwayne Norris 4 29 Most Passes Intercepted 1. 165 George Wilson (1980) 1989 Walt Johnson 2 5 Single Season: 2. 154 Joe Skladany (1980) Rodney Shannon 2 12 1. 10 Bob Mahr (1981) 3. 153 Ryan Hiles (1998) 1990 Tim Moncman 3 9 2. 7 Mike Joseph (1986) 4. 145 Dan Bengele (1997) 7 Jim Medes (1978) 1991 Rob Kulbacki 5 16 5. 142 Joe Skladany (1979) 4. 6 Elijah Beamon (1999) 6. 141 Kevin McManus (1992) 1992 Chris Hummel 1 55 6 Angel Colon (1997) 7. 139 Darly Boich (1989) Shawn Carter 1 33 6 Matt Cope (1993) 8. 135 George Wilson (1981) Matt Cope 1 25 6 Joe Yanek (1986) 9. 133 Maurice Bennett (2005) Jojo Herndon 1 15 6 Dave Rankins (1984) 133 Dick Galbally (1975) 6 Dave Rankins (1983) Pete Ohnegian 1 12 6 Dave Shea (1979) Netfa Slaughter 1 9 Most Sacks Single Season: Ed Albert 1 4 Most Yards Gained 1. 11 Gavin Morrissey (1995) Craig Davis 1 1 Single Season: 11 Keith Grant (1989) John Troxell 1 0 1. 148 Matt Van Doren (2001) 11 Mike King (1985) Tramont Evans 1 0 2. 135 Darius Safford (2011) 4. 9 Shawn Reilly (2000) 3. 130 Matt Cope (1993) 1993 Matt Cope 6 130 9 Harrison Bailey (1993) 4. 126 Brian Tuma (1997) 9 Harrison Bailey (1994) 1994 B.J. Gallis 3 28 5. 111 Horace Davis (1986) 9 Pete Ohnegian (1991) Kevin Conaboy 3 39 6. 101 Joe Yanek (1986) 9 Mike King (1983) 1995 B.J. Gallis 5 42 7. 99 Dave MacPhee (1987) 9. 8 John Green (1998) 1996 B.J. Gallis 3 34 8. 92 Dave Shea (1979) 8 Dan Bengele (1997) 9. 89 Horace Davis (1987) 1997 Angel Colon 6 46 8 Matt Sala (1988) 10. 88 Mike Joseph (1987) 8 Tom Padilla (1977) 1998 Elijah Beamon 3 29 88 Dave Rankins (1984) 1999 Elijah Beamon 6 43 2000 Bryant Ibekwe 2 5 Elijah Beamon 2 36 2001 Adriel Linyear 2 65 Matt Van Doren 2 148 Darnell Azeez 2 2 2002 Bill Stocker 3 1 2003 Matt Van Doren 2 33 2004 Torian Johnson 2 66 Andrew Brown 2 11 2005 Torian Johnson 3 86 2006 Torian Johnson 3 27 2007 Nigel Bryant 3 18 Marvin Clecidor 3 40 2008 Neil Goldsmith 3 51 2009 Eric McGovern 3 0 2010 Kyle Simmons 2 37 2011 Darius Safford 4 135 2012 Shane Black 4 42 Jared Roberts 4 44 2013 Matt Smalley 5 17 2014 Phillip Parham 3 35 2015 Dennis Bencsko 2 7 2016 Draeland James 3 36 Mike Joseph ’88

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 113 YEAR-BY-YEAR TACKLE LEADERS YEAR-BY-YEAR SACK LEADERS (SINCE 1975) (SINCE 1975) Year Player UT AT Total Year Player Sacks 1975 Dick Galbally - - 133 1975 Tom Padilla 7 1976 Mike McAfee - - 96 1976 Tom Padilla 6 1977 Mike McAfee 50 62 112 1977 Tom Padilla 8 1978 Brent Beyer 76 49 125 1978 Mike Weber 7 1979 Joe Skladany 88 54 142 1979 Jon Best 6 1980 George Wilson 95 70 165 1980 Tony Green 4 1981 George Wilson 98 37 135 1981 Tony Green 7 1982 Tony Green 61 25 86 1982 Brian Guttman 7 1983 John Anderson 54 68 122 1983 Mike King 9 1984 Frank Gaziano 67 41 108 1984 Charles Brantley 6 1985 Frank Gaziano 51 54 105 1985 Mike King 11 1986 Mike Shumaker 54 44 98 1986 Matt Higgins 4 1987 Mike Shumaker 67 41 108 1987 Horace Davis 3 1988 Joel Cummiskey 42 64 106 Mike Shumaker 3 1989 Daryl Boich 59 80 139 Keith Grant 3 1990 Kevin McManus 50 69 119 1988 Matt Sala 8 1991 Kevin McManus 68 59 127 1989 Keith Grant 11 1992 Kevin McManus 83 58 141 1990 Dave Gash 4 1993 Netfa Slaughter 79 46 125 1991 Pete Ohnegian 9 1994 Rawle Howard 88 58 146 1992 Harrison Bailey 7 1995 Rawle Howard 78 58 136 1993 Harrison Bailey 9 1996 B.J. Gallis 75 40 115 1994 Harrison Bailey 9 David Nelson ’06 1997 Dan Bengele 89 56 145 1995 Gavin Morrissey 11 1998 Ryan Hiles 97 56 153 1996 Andy Zabinski 5 1999 Ryan Hiles 45 43 88 1997 Dan Bengele 8 David Nelson ’06 2000 Bryant Ibekwe 52 36 88 1998 John Green 8 2001 Matt Bourdon 47 48 95 1999 John Fisher 5 Award of Valor 2002 Chris Partridge 48 58 106 Chad Williamson 5 Established on Feb. 25, 2006, the 2003 Maurice Bennett 52 56 108 2000 Shawn Reilly 9 2004 Maurice Bennett 52 67 119 2001 Matt Bourdon 4 David Nelson ’06 Award of Valor 2005 Maurice Bennett 48 90 133 2002 Pat Brown 5 is presented to the member of 2006 Andy Romans 57 52 109 Chris Partridge 5 the football team who displays an 2007 Andy Romans 52 61 113 2003 Maurice Bennett 4 exceptional amount of heart and 2008 Andy Romans 39 57 96 Wes Erbe 4 2009 Mike Schmidlein 39 61 100 2004 Marvin Snipes 6 courage. A co-captain of the 2005 2010 Mike Schmidlein 52 56 108 2005 Maurice Bennett 7 Patriot League title team, Nelson 2011 Leroy Butler 35 56 91 2006 Keith Bloom 5 overcame a near-fatal stabbing in 2012 Mike Boles 34 54 88 2007 Andrew Poulson 3.5 Boston before his senior season to 2013 Mike Boles 34 50 84 2008 Jason Mills 5.5 2014 Mark Dodd 30 59 89 2009 Ian Dell 7.5 start all 12 games at fullback. He 2015 Brandon Bryant 69 45 114 2010 Leroy Butler 3 finished fourth on the team with 19 2016 Michael Root 34 51 85 Mike Grimaldi 3 receptions for 212 yards and caught 2011 Rick Lyster 3 2012 Shane Dorner 5.5 touchdown passes against Harvard 2013 Tyrus White 5 and Holy Cross. Nelson was honored 2014 James Coscia 4 with the 2006 ECAC Award of Valor, 2015 Brandon Bryant, Beau Bosch, Duncan Sparks 2 along with high school teammate 2016 Rob Hinchen, Beau Bosch 3.5 Brian Benvie of Stonehill College.

2005 David Nelson ’06 2006 Archie Fisher ’06 2007 D.J. Brown ’08 Adrian Lawson ’08 2008 D.J. Brown ’08 2009 Pete Bross ’13 2010 Nick Nardone ’11 2011 Nate Dixon ’12 2012 Zach Zweizig ’15 2013 Max Ngolla ’15 2014 Zach Zweizig ’15 2015 Bobby DePietro ‘16 2016 Cam Smith ‘18

Joe Skladany ’82 Harrison Bailey ’95

114 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Kicking/Kick and Punt Return Records KICKING RECORDS PUNT RETURNS Individual Records Top 10 Performances (since 1975) Most Field Goals: Most Yards Gained Game: 4, Jim Hodson vs. Kutztown (1990), Single Season: vs. Fordham (1989) 1. 438 Brandon Stanford (2005) 4, Jacob Bissell vs. Colgate (2015) 2. 418 John Orrico (1976) Season: 16, Martin Brecht (2002) 3. 336 Angel Colon (1999) Career: 41, Jason McLaughlin (1991-94) 4. 320 Barrett Hammons (1998) 5. 271 Ryan Priest (1982) Longest Field Goals: 6. 266 Shaun Adair (2007) 53 yds. George McCaa vs. Brown (1909; placement) 7. 244 John Orrico (1975) 51 yds. Rick Ziska at Holy Cross (2005) 8. 240 Ryan Priest (1983) 50 yds. Davis Rodriguez (2010) 9. 213 Shaun Adair (2006) 49 yds. Joe Genduso at Bucknell (1983) 10. 203 Derik Mesquita (1997) 48 yds. Rick Ziska at Georgetown (2004) 48 yds. Frank Grube vs. Washington & Jefferson Highest Average Per Return (1926; dropkick) Single Season: 48 yds. Austin O’Brien at Penn (2011) 1. 22.5 Ryan Priest (1982) 2. 18.9 Greg DeSanty (1975) Most PAT Made (Kicking): 3. 14.6 Brandon Stanford (2005) Game: 9, (10 att.) Frank Newberry vs. 4. 14.0 Shaun Adair (2007) Brandon Stanford ’06 Lebanon Valley (1905) 5. 13.4 Jarrett Shine (1992) Season: 51, (51 att.) Jim Hodson (1988) 6. 13.3 Shaun Adair (2006) Career: 134, (140 att.) Jim Hodson (1987-90) 7. 12.7 Jamel Smith (2012) 8. 11.9 Derik Mesquita (1997) 9. 11.2 Angel Colon (1999) Top 10 Performances 11.2 Carmine DeSantis (1981) Most Field Goals Made: Single Season: 1. 16 Martin Brecht (2002) KICKOFF RETURNS 2. 14 Dave Heverling (1977) 14 Davis Rodriguez (2010) Top 10 Performances (since 1975) 4. 13 Jim Hodson (1989) Most Yards Gained 13 Davis Rodriguez (2008) Single Season: 6. 12 Jason McLaughlin (1992) 1. 715 Ross Scheuerman (2011) 12 Jim Hodson (1990) 2. 698 C.J. Amill (2015) 8. 11 Martin Brecht (2001) 3. 625 Larry Johnson (2004) 11 Rick Ziska (2005) 4. 600 Maurice Caldwell (1988) 10. 10 Jason McLaughlin (1992) 5. 597 Kurt Bowman (1986) 6. 578 Larry Johnson (2003) Most PATs Made (since 1963): 7. 562 Matt Smalley (2013) Single Season: 8. 558 Larry Johnson (2005) 1. 51 Jim Hodson (1988) 9. 500 Scott Kershaw (1990) 2. 46 Jason McLaughlin (1992) 10. 499 Nino DiMatteo (1997) 3. 39 Mark Petty (1982) 4. 37 Ryan Gralish (2013) Highest Average Per Return 37 Davis Rodriguez (2009) Single Season (min. 15 returns): 37 Rick Ziska (2004) 1. 29.6 Matt Smalley (2013) 37 Mike Renzi (1986) 2. 27.5 Larry Johnson (2003) Larry Johnson ’06 8. 32 Jim Hodson (1989) 3. 26.6 Larry Johnson (2005) 32 Davis Rodriguez (2008) 4. 25.0 Scott Kershaw (1990) 10. 31 Davis Rodriguez (2007) 5. 24.6 John Orrico (1976) 31 Martin Brecht (2002) 6. 23.1 Larry Johnson (2004) 31 Jason McLaughlin (1993) 23.1 Ross Scheuerman (2011) 31 Joe Genduso (1983) 8. 22.2 Maurice Caldwell (1989) 9. 22.1 Rodney Shannon (1989) 10. 21.7 Nino DiMatteo (1997) RETURN RECORDS Individual Records Longest Kickoff Return: 99 yds. Matt Smalley at Georgetown (2013, TD) 98 yds. Matt Smalley vs. Sacred Heart (2013, TD) 97 yds. Andrew May vs. Holy Cross (2000; TD)

Longest Punt Return: 92 yds. Ryan Priest vs. Lehigh (1982; TD)

Martin Brecht ’03

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 115 Lafayette’s All-Patriot League Players

Andy Romans ’09 Chris Royle ’03 Jason McLaughlin ’95

1986-2014 OL Mike Saint Germain (05-06), Buffolino, FB Pat Creahan, TE Kevin Doty, Patriot League All-Anniversary Team,1986- DE Marvin Snipes (05-06), LB Mike DT Doug Gerowski, LB Mike Schmidlein, C 2000: DB Matt Cope ’96, DB B.J. Gallis ’97, TB Schmidlein (09-10), DL Kyle Sprenkle (06-07), Mike Wojcik Erik Marsh ’95, PK Jason McLaughlin ’95 WR Phil Yarberough (99-00) 2009 First Team: OT Ryan Hart-Predmore, Four-time All-Patriot League honorees (3): 2016 First Team: TE Dylan Wadsworth WR Mark Layton, LB Mark Leggiero, PK Jason McLaughlin (91-94), TB/RS Ross Second Team: WR Matt Mrazek, LB Jerry TB Maurice White, DT Ian Dell Scheueman (12-14), CB/RS Matt Smalley Powe Second Team: WR Mitchell Bennett, FB Jeff (2013-15)$ Cumming, QB Rob Curley, DB Brandon Ellis, 2015 First Team: FB Dan Dellovade, CB Matt P Tom Kondash, DT Andrew Poulson, LB Mike Three-time All-Patriot League honorees Smalley Schmidlein, C Mike Wojcik (15): WR/RS Shaun Adair (07-08), DB Elijah Second Team: PK Jacob Bissell, LB Brandon 2008 (DPOY: LB Andy Romans) Beamon (98-00), LB Dan Bengele (95-97), Bryant, DL Matt Rothrock First Team: LB Mark Leggiero, DE Jason Mills, DB Angel Colon (97-99), DB Matt Cope (93- LB Andy Romans, FB Joe Russo 95), CB Brandon Ellis (09-11), DL John Green 2014 First Team: SS Jared Roberts, Second Team: WR Shaun Adair, WR Michael (96-98), PK Jim Hodson (88-90), LB Mark TB Ross Scheuerman, Matt Smalley CB Conte, OT Ryan Hart-Predmore, Leggiero (07-09), TB Erik Marsh (92-94), Second Team: OL Zack Mazur OT Leo Plenski, K Davis Rodriguez OL Kevin Moss (01-03), SS Jared Roberts (12- 14), LB Andy Romans (06-08), WR Mark Ross 2013* First Team: LB Mike Boles, 2007 (DPOY: LB Andy Romans) (11-13), OL Chris Royle (00-02), OL Damian OL Luke Chiarolanzio, WR Mark Ross, First Team: OG Greg Lippert, OT Jesse Wroblewski (96-98) CB/RS Matt Smalley$ Padilla, LB Andy Romans, FB Joe Russo, Second Team: PK Ryan Gralish, FB Greg DT Kyle Sprenkle, FS Marcel Quarterman Two-time All-Patriot League honorees Kessel, OL Zach Mazur, DL Steve Mercado, SS Second Team: WR Shaun Adair, WR Michael (34): DL Harrison Bailey (93-94), LB Maurice Jared Roberts, TB Ross Scheuerman Conte, DL Keith Bloom, LB Mark Leggiero, Bennett (04-05), OL Scott Biel (2010-11), DB Marvin Clecidor OL Drew Buettner (04-05), TE Mike Conte 2012 (ROY: WR Jamel Smith) (07-08), OL Luke Chiarolanzio (12-13), LB First Team: DL Rick Lyster, WR Mark Ross 2006* (OPOY: TB Jonathan Hurt) Blake Costanzo (04-05), TB Tom Costello Second Team: OL Luke Chiarolanzio, SS Jared First Team: TB Jonathan Hurt, FS Torian (88-89), OL Jeff Denning (94-95), TE Kevin Roberts, CB Darius Safford, CB Kyni Scott, Johnson, WR Joe Ort, LB Andy Romans, Doty (2010-11), DB B.J. Gallis (95-96), OT TB Ross Scheuerman OL Mike Saint Germain, DE Marvin Snipes, Ryan Hart-Predmore (2008-09), LB Rawle DL Kyle Sprenkle Howard (94-95), TE Glenn Hunzinger (94-95), 2011 (ROY: TB Ross Scheuerman) Second Team: TE Kevin Ganascioli, DB Adrian FS Torian Johnson (05-06), OL Matt Kujovsky First Team: OG Scott Biel, LB Leroy Butler, Lawson, OL Greg Lippert, DL Dan Liseno, (93-94), WR Mark Layton (09-10) OL Greg CB Brandon Ellis, P Ethan Swerdlow QB Brad Maurer, OL Jesse Padilla, K Rick Ziska Lippert (2006-07), DL Rick Lyster (11-12), Second Team: TE Kevin Doty, LB Ben Eaton, QB Brad Maurer (05-06), OL Zack Mazur DL Rick Lyster, WR Mark Ross, TB & RS Ross 2005* First Team: WR Brandon Stanford, (2013-14), TB Joe McCourt (03-04), WR Quincy Scheuerman OL Drew Buettner, OL Mike Saint Germain, Miller (95-96), DL Gavin Morrissey (94-95), DL Marvin Snipes, LB Maurice Bennett OL Jesse Padilla (06-07), DB Mark Reardon 2010 First Team: DB Brandon Ellis, WR Mark Second Team: QB Brad Maurer, TE Chad (92-93), PK David Rodriguez (08, 10), TE Craig Layton, PK, Davis Rodriguez Walker, LB Blake Costanzo, LB Dion Roubinek (92-93), FB Joe Russo (07-08), Second Team: OG Scott Biel, OT Anthony Witherspoon, DB Torian Johnson, DB Tye Murphy

116 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Erik Marsh ’95 B.J. Gallis ’97 Matt Cope ’96

2004* (OPOY: TB Joe McCourt, Coach: Frank 1996 (DPOY: DB B.J. Gallis) DL Pete Ohnegian, LB Kevin McManus Tavani) First Team: WR Quincy Miller, PK Brian 1991 (ROY: TB Erik Marsh) First Team: TB Joe McCourt, OL Stephen Menecola, DL Craig Hansen, LB Dan Bengele, First Team: PK Jason McLaughlin Bono, OL Joe Ungrady, LB Maurice Bennett DB B.J. Gallis Second Team: OL Dave Levine, Second Team:OL Drew Buettner, LB Blake Second Team: OL Jim Goff, OL Damian DB Rob Kulbacki, P Eric Krupa Costanzo, P Mike Davis Wroblewski, DL John Green 1990 (ROY: TB Art Dennis) 2003 First Team: OL Kevin Moss 1995 (ROY: TB Leonard Moore) First Team: none selected Second Team: TB Joe McCourt First Team: TE Glenn Hunzinger, Second Team:PK Jim Hodson, DL Art Bittel, 2002 First Team: OL Chris Royle, OL Kevin DL Gavin Morrissey, LB Rawle Howard, LB Dave Weaver, DB Rodney Shannon Moss DB Tadji Chattman, DB Matt Cope Second Team: QB Marko Glavic, WR John Second Team: TB Leonard Moore, WR 1989 (OPOY: TB Tom Costello) Weyrauch Quincy Miller, OL Jeff Denning, LB Dan First Team: TB Tom Costello, OL Dave Bengele, DB B.J. Gallis Williams, OL Gee Lofstead, PK Jim Hodson, 2001 (ROY: TB Joe McCourt) (Co-POY: TB Erik Marsh) LB Daryl Boich, DB Dwayne Norris First Team: OL Chris Royle Second Team: TE Matt Winters, Second Team: TE Stewart Kupfer, OL Kevin 1994* (Co-ROY: QB Shawn McHale, P Daryl Boich Moss Coach: Bill Russo) First Team: TB Erik Marsh, WR Tramont 1988* (POY: QB Frank Baur, OPOY: 2000 (OPOY: WR Phil Yarberough, Evans, OL Matt Kujovsky, DL Harrison Bailey, QB Frank Baur, ROY: TB Tom Costello, ROY: QB Marko Glavic) DL Derek Mast, DL Gavin Morrissey, Coach: Bill Russo) First Team: WR Phil Yarberough, LB Rawle Howard, DB Matt Cope First Team: QB Frank Baur, TB Tom Costello, FB Ryan Mayo Second Team: QB Shawn McHale, WR Jarrett WR Phillip Ng, OL Andy Nygren, PK Jim Second Team: OL Chris Royle, Shine, TE Glenn Hunzinger, OL Jeff Denning, Hodson DB Elijah Beamon OL Jeremy Sweeney, PK Jason McLaughlin 1987* First Team: LB Horace Davis, 1999 First Team: LB John Fistner 1993 (OPOY: TB Erik Marsh) DB Mike Joseph Second Team: WR Phil Yarberough, First Team: TB Erik Marsh, TE Craig DB Elijah Beamon, DB Angel Colon Roubinek, OL Matt Kujovsky, OL Dave Pyne, 1986* First Team: TB Bruce McIntyre, DL Harrison Bailey, DL Ed Sasso, OL Chris Thatcher, P Joe Genduso 1998 (ROY: DB Kenya Allen) LB Nefta Slaughter, DB Matt Cope First Team: TB Leonard Moore, Second Team: PK Jason McLaughlin, (note: second team all-league selection began in 1989) DL John Green LB Doug Hines, DB Mark Reardon *denotes Patriot League champions

Second Team: OL Damian Wroblewski, OPOY= Offensive Player of the Year LB Ryan Hiles, DB Elijah Beamon, DB Angel 1992* (OPOY: TB Erik Marsh, DPOY= Defensive Player of the Year Colon Coach: Bill Russo) ROY= Rookie of the Year First Team: QB Tom Kirchhoff, TB Erik Marsh, Coach= Coach of the Year POY+ Player of the Year (Discontinued in 2001) 1997 (DPOY: LB Dan Bengele) TE Craig Roubinek, OL Chris Bellucci, $ = Smalley earned First-Team honors at two different First Team: OL Damian Wroblewski, OL Ed Hudak, OL Pete Ravalico, positions in 2013 DL John Green, LB Dan Bengele PK Jason McLaughlin, DB Mark Reardon Second Team: DB Angel Colon Second Team:WR Jamal Jordan,

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 117 Maroon Club Hall of Fame Name Accomplishments Inducted William H. Anderson ’19 Standout basketball player and coach 1976-77 Walter E. Bachman 1902 All-American football player 1977-78 David B. Baird ’59 Standout track athlete 2002-03 Ed Baker ’70 Standout football player 1996-97 George “Rose” Barclay 1898 Standout football player 1984-85 Jon Barnes ’68 Standout cross country and track athlete 1997-98 Frank Baur ’90 Standout football player 1999-00 Liz Bagley-Stankavage ’92 All-American lacrosse and standout field hockey player 2004-05 Harold Bellis ’40 Standout football and baseball player 1986-87 Charles F. Berry ’25 All-American football player 1976-77 Steve Biale ’82 Standout football player 2007-08 Joe Bozik ’58 Standout football, wrestling, and baseball player 1993-94 Fred Braun ’55 Standout wrestler 1994-95 David W. Brown ’66 Standout football and basketball player 1991-92 Harold Anson Bruce Track coach for 15 years 1986-87 Al Caesar ’58 Standout football and baseball player 1999-00 Stacy Cagenello ’87 Standout basketball and softball player 1993-94 Peter J. Carril ’52 All-American basketball player 1980-81 Heidi Caruso ’94 Standout basketball player and soccer player 2001-02 Noreen Chamberlain Wagner 11-time East Coast Conference champion in track and field; 2009-10 All-East honoree Stefan Ciosici ’00 Standout men’s basketball player 2011-12 Harvey Cohen ’40 Standout men’s lacrosse player; 2013-14 National Lacrosse Hall of Fame inductee Tom Costello '92 Standout football player; All-America honorable mention 2008-09 George “Rose” Barclay, 1898 William P. “Bill” Coughlin Baseball coach for 23 years with 269 wins 1976-77 Robert Crawford ’22 Cross country Olympian in 1922 1983-84 Alison Cuthbert-Bronico ’85 Standout women’s lacrosse and field hockey player 1997-98 Andrea Dagostino Brennan ’94 All-American in lacrosse and field hockey 2008-09 George E. Davidson ’51 Standout basketball player and coach 1977-78 Dr. Tom Davis Men’s basketball coach for six seasons 1999-00 Preston Denby ’65 Standout basketball and baseball player 1994-95 Evan Deoul ’84 Standout men’s lacrosse player 1996-97 Frank Downing ’51 Standout football player 1997-98 Tony Duckett ’85 Standout basketball player 2001-02 Mark Dutkewych ’96 2-Time Patriot League Defender of the Year in soccer 2007-08 James L. Dyson ’33 All-American lacrosse player 1982-83 Brian Ehlers ’00 Standout men's basketball player 2010-11 Doug Elgin ’73 Standout football player; 2011-12 Missouri Valley Conference commissioner Jon Ellis ’54 Standout track athlete 1998-99 Otis Ellis ’89 Standout basketball player 1995-96 John Ernst ’25 Multi-sport standout 2010-11 Edwin J. Fager, Jr. 1913 Standout baseball pitcher 1982-83 Bob Falconiero ’80 Standout basketball player 2004-05 James T. Farrell ’41 Standout in football, basketball, and baseball 1989-90 Ann Gold Field hockey/women’s lacrosse coach 2012-13 Suzi Farrell-Greene ’92 All-American field hockey player 2003-04 James Finnen Public Address announcer 1998-99 Pat Fisher Women’s basketball coach who won 295 games 2006-07 B.J. Gallis ’97 All-American football player 2015-16 Mike Gazzella ’23 Standout football and baseball player 1977-78 Charles M. Gelbert Baseball coach for 21 years with 297 wins 1976-77 Tim Gerhart All-American football player 2002-03 Tony Giglio ’74 2-time All-American football player 1981-82 Sharon L. Gish 1st women’s Athletic Administrator and coach 1990-91 Ed Baker ’70 Ann Gold 19-time Patriot League champion coach in FH, WLAX 2012-13 Tony Green ’83 2-time All-American football player 1992-93 Frank Grube ’27 Standout football, basketball, and baseball player 2002-03 Harold Hageman ’39 Standout football and baseball player 1998-99 Dick Hammer Lafayette radio broadcaster for 35+ years 2006-07 Frank W. Hiller ’43 Standout baseball player 1981-82 Bob Howard ’61 Standout baseball and football player 2009-10 David Hubinger ’53 Standout tennis player 2004-05 Ed Hudak ’93 All-American football player 2005-06 Allison Jones ’98 All-American lacrosse player 2010-11 Bob Kessler ’60 Standout baseball and soccer player 2011-12 Fred Morgan Kirby ’42 Standout in football, swimming and wrestling 2007-08 Tom Kirchhoff ’93 Standout football player 2012-13 Frank Kirkleski ’27 Standout football player 2001-02 W. Gehret Kleinspehn ’18 All-American track athlete 1977-78 Leidy Klotz ’00 Standout men’s soccer player 2016-17 Walt Kocubinski Standout basketball player 1987-88 Olav Kollevoll Athletic Director for 25 years 1992-93 William Kovalczyk ’78 Standout indoor and outdoor track athlete 1989-90 Donald Lordan ’65 Standout baseball player who led team to College World Series 2013-14 J. Alfred LeConey ’23 All-American and Olympic track athlete 1976-77 Peter Lerner ’88 All-American soccer player 2003-04 Don Lordan ’88 Standout baseball player 2013-14 Sharon Lukenda-Parker ’86 Standout cross country and track athlete 1995-96 Harold “Chip” Lundy ’62 Standout basketball and track athlete 1985-86 Pamela S. MacColl ’80 Standout field hockey and lacrosse player 1991-92 Joe Maddon ’76 Standout baseball player; World Series manager 2009-10 Bob Mahr ’83 Football standout 2010-11 Robert Mantz ’58 Standout basketball player 1984-85 Walt Manuel ’66 Standout basketball and baseball player 1992-93 George Wilson ’29

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Name Accomplishments Inducted Erik Marsh ’95 All-American football player 2001-02 Dan Maynard ’87 NCAA All-District selection in baseball 2016-17 George McCaa 1910 2-time All-American football player 1985-86 Heather McClelland ’02 All-American women’s lacrosse player 2015-16 Hope McCorkle ’98 Standout track and field/volleyball player 2012-13 G. Herbert McCracken Football coach for 12 years with 59 victories 1976-77 George L. McGaughey Intramurals Director, assistant football coach, 32 years 1982-83 Maureen McKenna ’83 Standout basketball and softball player 1992-93 William McKnight ’43 Standout in football, basketball, and baseball 1993-94 Maureen McManus ’87 Standout women’s basketball player 1996-97 Mike Miller ’70 Standout football and basketball player 1994-95 Megan Monahan Kahanowitz ‘03 All-American Field Hockey Player 2016-17 Thomas Morgan ’58 All-American baseball player 1987-88 Joseph “Jay” Mottola ’72 Standout basketball and golf athlete 1983-84 Beth Mowins ’89 Standout basketball player 2005-06 George “Sammy” Moyer ’41 Standout football player 1985-86 Alexandra Murphy-Bruder ’97 Field hockey All-American 2013-140 Janet Murray ’80 Standout field hockey, basketball, and softball player 1986-87 Stuart A. Murray ’57 Standout basketball player 1989-90 Jeff Mutis ’89 Major League Baseball pitcher 2015-16 Edward E. “Hook” Mylin Football coach with two undefeated seasons 1977-78 Phillip E. Ness, Jr. ’78 Standout basketball player 1990-91 Herb McKracken Mark Neumann ’85 Standout soccer player 1993-94 Phillip Ng ’88 Standout football player; All-America honorable mention 2006-07 Donald J. Nikles ’60 Two-time All-M.A.C. football player 1977-78 Frank Novak ’84 Standout football player 1995-96 Dr. Wilbur Oaks ’51 Soccer player and athletic benefactor 2009-10 Jayne O'Brien Lloyd '87 Eight-time All-East honoree in track 2008-09 Robert T. Paul ’23 All-American soccer player 1977-78 Ernie Peters ’56 Standout basketball and baseball player 1988-89 David Pletcher ’78 Standout wrestling athlete 1984-85 Ryan Priest ’87 Standout football player 1998-99 John M. Quigg ’40 Standout football player 1990-91 James V. Radcliff ’57 2-time All-American basketball player 1978-79 David Leroy Reeves 1896 Athletic Administrator for 25 years 1977-78 Charles Rinehart 1898 All-American football player 1976-77 Frederick M. “Peck” Robbins ’49 All-American baseball player 1978-79 Jen Rothrock ’97 Standout softball player 2011-12 Bill Russo Football coach for 19 years; 1988 national coach of the year 2007-08 Don Sayenga ’56 2-time Middle Atlantic Conference wrestling champion 1976-77 Horace “Tod” Saylor ’45 Standout football, basketball, wrestling, and baseball player 1995-96 Frank J. “Dutch” Schwab ’23 2-time All-American football player 1976-77 Joseph A. Skladany ’82 2-time All-American football player 1990-91 Jen Smith ’89 Standout field hockey and lacrosse player 1999-00 Frank Stanczak ’49 Standout football, basketball and baseball player 2003-04 John “Jock” Sutherland Football coach with one national championship 1987-88 George L. Tiger ’81 Standout soccer player 1991-92 F. Tracy Tripucka ’72 3-time All-American basketball player 1978-79 Todd Tripucka ’76 Standout basketball player 1988-89 Bill “Butch” van Breda Kolff Basketball coach for 8 years with 132 wins 2001-02 James Van Der Beek ’72 Three-time MAC First-Team selection in baseball 2006-07 Mike Whitman ’82 Standout basketball player 2010-11 George B. “Mike” Wilson ’29 2-time All-American football player 1978-79 Bill Russo Arthur R. Winters Athletic Administrator for 22 years 1980-81 Tracey Wright ’88 All-American field hockey and lacrosse player 1994-95 Barbara Young Women's tennis coach for 28 years with 389 wins 2008-09 Monica Yurconic ’92 Standout tennis player 2002-03 Martin Zippel ’49 All-American basketball player 1977-78 Walter Zirinsky ’42 Standout football player 1976-77

Team Accomplishments Inducted 1896, 1921, 1926 Football Teams National Champions 2012-13 1953, 54, 58, 65 Baseball Teams College World Series 2015-16 1954-55, 55-56, 56-57 Basketball Teams Two NIT and one NCAA Tournament appearances 2016-17 1971-72 Men’s Basketball Team Beat Virginia in final seconds of N.I.T. game 2013-14 1980 Women’s Lacrosse Team National Champions 2011-12

Steve Biale ’82

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 119 All-Time Coaching Records Coach Seasons Years Won Lost Tied Pct. Student Coaches 9 1882-90 35 29 4 .544 W.S. Moyle 2 1891-92 7 16 1 .313 P.G. Haskell & H.H. Vincent 1 1893 3 6 0 .333 Hugh Janeway & H.H. Vincent 1 1894 5 6 0 .455 Parke Davis 3 1895-97 28 12 2 .700 S.B. Newton 5 1898-1901, 1911 34 8 0 .810 David Fultz 1 1902 8 3 0 .727 Dr. Alfred Bull 5 1903-07 37 10 3 .770 George Barclay 1 1908 6 2 2 .700 3 1909-11 19 2 1 .886 George McCaa 2 1912-13 8 10 2 .450 Wilmer Crowell 3 1914-16 15 12 3 .550 Robert “Punk” Berryman 1 1917 3 5 0 .375 Lt. L.A. Cobbett 1 1918 3 4 0 .429 Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland 5 1919-23 33 8 2 .791 G. Herbert McCracken 12 1924-35 59 40 6 .590 1 1936 1 8 0 .111 Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 7 1937-42, 1946 36 24 1 .598 Ben Wolfson 3 1943-45 11 9 1 .548 Ivan Williamson 2 1947-48 13 5 0 .722 Maurice “Clipper” Smith 3 1949-51 4 21 0 .160 Steve Hokuf 6 1952-57 25 27 0 .481 James McConlogue 5 1958-62 20 23 2 .466 Kenneth Bunn 4 1963-66 7 28 2 .216 4 1967-70 21 19 0 .525 Neil Putnam 10 1971-80 44 55 3 .446 Bill Russo 19 1981-99 103 98 4 .512 Frank Tavani 16 2000-15 82 98 0 .456 John Garrett 1 2017- — — — — Totals 134 1882-2015 672 597 39 .529

Year-By-Year Records Year W L T Year W L T Year W L T Year W L T Year W L T 1882 0 2 0 1911 8 2 0 1940 9 0 0 1969 4 6 0 1998 3 8 0 1883 2 4 0 1912 4 5 1 1941 5 4 0 1970 6 5 0 1999 4 7 0 1884 2 5 0 1913 4 5 1 1942 3 5 1 1971 5 5 0 2000 2 9 0 1885 3 2 1 1914 5 3 2 1943 4 1 0 1972 3 7 0 2001 2 8 0 1886 10 2 0 1915 8 3 0 1944 6 1 0 1973 6 3 1 2002 7 5 0 1887 7 2 0 1916 2 6 1 1945 1 7 1 1974 3 7 0 2003 5 6 0 1888 6 3 0 1917 3 5 0 1946 2 7 0 1975 5 5 0 2004+ 8 4 0 1889 3 4 2 1918 3 4 0 1947 6 3 0 1976 5 5 0 2005+ 8 4 0 1890 2 5 1 1919 6 2 0 1948 7 2 0 1977 5 6 0 2006+ 6 6 0 1891 2 9 1 1920 5 3 0 1949 2 6 0 1978 4 7 0 2007 7 4 0 1892 5 7 0 1921* 9 0 0 1950 1 8 0 1979 5 3 2 2008 7 4 0 1893 3 6 0 1922 7 2 0 1951 1 7 0 1980 3 7 0 2009 8 3 0 1894 5 6 0 1923 6 1 2 1952 0 9 0 1981 9 2 0 2010 2 9 0 1895 6 2 0 1924 7 2 0 1953 5 4 0 1982 7 3 0 2011 4 7 0 1896* 11 0 1 1925 7 1 1 1954 4 5 0 1983 6 5 0 2012 5 6 0 1897 9 2 1 1926* 9 0 0 1955 6 2 0 1984 5 5 0 2013+ 5 7 0 1898 3 8 0 1927 5 3 1 1956 6 3 0 1985 6 5 0 2014 5 6 0 1899 12 1 0 1928 6 1 2 1957 4 4 0 1986 6 5 0 2015 1 10 0 1900 9 2 0 1929 3 5 0 1958 5 3 1 1987 4 7 0 2016 2 9 0 1901 9 3 0 1930 5 3 1 1959 5 4 0 1988# 8 2 1 Totals 672 597 39 1902 8 3 0 1931 7 2 0 1960 5 4 0 1989 5 5 0 1903 7 3 0 1932 3 5 0 1961 2 6 1 1990 4 7 0 * National Champions 1904 8 2 0 1933 3 5 1 1962 3 6 0 1991 6 5 0 # Colonial League Champions 1905 7 2 1 1934 2 6 0 1963 1 8 0 1992+ 8 3 0 + Patriot League Champions 1906 8 1 1 1935 2 7 0 1964 0 7 2 1993 5 4 2 1907 7 2 1 1936 1 8 0 1965 3 7 0 1994+ 5 6 0 1908 6 2 2 1937 8 0 0 1966 3 6 0 1995 4 6 1 1909 7 0 1 1938 5 3 0 1967 4 5 0 1996 5 5 0 1910 7 2 0 1939 4 5 0 1968 7 3 0 1997 3 8 0

120 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1882-1901 1882 (0-2) 1889 (3-4-2) 1895 (6-2) 1899 (12-1) Manager: W.R. Wilson Manager: E. Snodgrass Coach: Parke Davis Coach: S.B. Newton 11/ at Rutgers 0-0 / 8-3 L 10/9 at Columbia 10-10 T 10/5 at Orange A. A. 12-0 W 9/30 Ursinus 34-0 W 11/25 Pennsylvania 0-0 / 1-3 L 10/12 at Cornell 0-10 L 10/12 at Princeton 0-14 L 10/4 Villanova 13-0 W Note: In 1882, scores were listed by goals 10/16 at Rutgers 16-0 W 10/19 at Cornell 6-0 W 10/7 at Swarthmore 16-6 W first and touchdowns second. Safeties 10/30 at Lehigh 10-16 L 10/25 Ursinus 56-0 W 10/11 at Princeton 0-12 L also counted; Lafayette had two against 11/6 Pennsylvania 10-8 W 10/26 at Pennsylvania 0-30 L 10/14 Rutgers 57-0 W Pennsylvania. 11/9 at Penn State 26-0 W 10/30 Rutgers 52-0 W 10/21 at Pennsylvania 6-0 W 11/9 at Lehigh 22-12 W 1883 (2-4) 11/16 Lehigh 6-6 T 10/28 at Navy 5-0 W 11/23 Lehigh 14-6 W Manager: F. Drake 11/23 at Pennsylvania 0-14 L 11/4 Lehigh 17-0 W 10/22 at Princeton 7-47 L 11/28 vs. Cornell * 0-24 L 1896 (11-0-1) 11/7 at Newark A. A. 16-0 W 10/27 Pennsylvania 6-44 L * = at Syracuse, NY NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 11/11 at Cornell 6-5 W 11/3 Stevens 4-14 L 1890 (2-5-1) Coach: Parke Davis 11/18 Bucknell 12-0 W 11/10 Rutgers 25- 0 W Manager: G. Harvey 9/26 Volunteer Ath. Club 44-0 W 11/25 at Lehigh 35-0 W 11/26 at Stevens 11-14 L 10/1 Dickinson 54-0 W 10/7 Princeton 0-0 T 11/30 Dickinson 36-0 W 11/31 at Bucknell 59- 0 W 10/4 Bucknell 0-0 T 10/15 vs. West Virginia * 18-0 W 1900 (9-2) 10/16 vs. West Virginia @ 6-0 W 1884 (2-5) 10/11 at Franklin & Marshall 10-18 L Coach: S.B. Newton 10/17 vs. West Virginia # 34-0 W Manager: F. Drake 10/22 at Princeton 6-26 L 10/3 Ursinus 34-0 W 10/25 Lehigh 56- 0 W 11/1 Lehigh 0-30 L 10/24 at Pennsylvania 6-4 W 10/6 Susquehanna 35-0 W 10/29 at Princeton 0-140 L 11/15 at Lehigh 6-60 L 10/31 Dickinson 18-0 W 10/10 Manhattan 11-0 W 1/10 t Bloomsburg 7-0 11/1 Pennsylvania 0- 11 L 11/21 at Virginia 14-20 L 1 a 1 W 10/13 Swarthmore 34-2 W 11/8 at Rutgers 0-26 L 11/22 at Columbia A. A. 20-6 W 11/11 at Wyoming Seminary 23-0 W 10/20 Princeton 0-5 L 11/14 Franklin & Marshall 38-0 W 11/12 at Lehigh 34- 4 W 1891 (2-9-1) 10/27 Newark A. A. 16-0 W 11/21 Wesleyan 18-0 W 11/15 Stevens 4-17 L Coach: W.S. Moyle 11/3 at Lehigh 34-0 W 11/26 at Navy 18-6 W 11/27 at Stevens 0-52 L 9/25 Bucknell 10-16 L 11/10 at Pennsylvania 5-12 L * = at Fairmount, West Va. 10/2 Penn State 4-14 L 11/17 Cornell 17-0 W 1885 (3-2-1) @ = at Parkersburg, West Va. 10/14 at Haverford 38-0 W 11/24 Lehigh 18-0 W Manager: E. Swift # = at Wheeling, West Va. 11/29 Dickinson 10-6 W 10/24 Stevens 16-12 W 10/20 Princeton 0-24 L 10/28 Pennsylvania 22-30 L 10/24 at Cornell 0-30 L 1897 (9-2-1) 1901 (9-3) 10/31 at Lehigh 6- 0 W 10/28 at Pennsylvania 6-15 L Coach: Parke Davis Coach: S.B. Newton /27 t Bloomsburg 4-0 11/4 at Pennsylvania 10-54 L 11/4 at Lehigh 4-22 L 9 a 1 W 10/2 Ursinus 40-0 W /28 t Wyoming Seminary 6-0 11/11 at Stevens 23-18 W 11/11 Lehigh 2-6 L 9 a 2 W 10/5 Susquehanna 42-5 W 0/2 enn State 4-0 11/21 Lehigh 6- 6 T 11/18 Pennsylvania 10-12 L 1 P 2 W 10/12 at Syracuse 5-0 W 11/20 at Virginia 6-6 T 10/6 at Franklin & Marshall 8-0 W 10/16 Manhattan 16-6 W 1886 (10-2) 11/21 at Navy 4-0 W 10/9 Temperance A. A. 64-0 W 10/19 at Orange Ath. Club 17-0 W Manager: H. Foresman 11/25 vs. Lehigh * 2-16 L 10/16 Cornell 4-4 T 10/26 at Princeton 0-6 L 10/13 at Swarthmore 20-12 W * = at Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 10/23 at Pennsylvania 0-46 L 11/1 Lehigh 29-0 W 10/16 Rutgers 28-2 W 10/30 Lehigh 34-0 W 1892 (5-7) 11/5 at Phil. A. A. 0-23 L 10/18 Dickinson 24-5 W 11/6 at Princeton 0-57 L Coach: W.S. Moyle 11/9 at Brown 11-6 W 10/20 Pennsylvania 12-0 W 11/13 Dickinson 19-0 W 10/1 Temperance A. A. 30-0 W 11/16 at Homestead 10/23 at Stevens 5-0 W 11/20 Wesleyan 41-6 W 10/8 at Princeton 0-40 L Athletic Club 0-48 L 10/30 at Pennsylvania 12-20 L 11/25 at Lehigh 22-0 W 10/15 Rutgers 8-16 L 11/23 at Lehigh 41-0 W 11/6 Lehigh 12-0 W 11/27 Dickinson 29-0 W 11/11 at Trinity 12-0 W 10/21 at Columbia A. A. 10-0 W 1898 (3-8) 11/13 at Wesleyan 0-26 L 10/22 at Navy 4-22 L Coach: S.B. Newton 10/1 illanova 6-0 11/17 at Rutgers 26-10 W 10/26 Pennsylvania 6-8 L V 1 W 11/20 Stevens 58-0 W 10/29 at Rutgers 24-10 W 10/5 at Washington & Jefferson 0-16 L 0/8 enn State -5 11/24 at Lehigh 4-0 W 11/5 Lehigh 4-0 W 1 P 0 L 11/12 at Orange A. A. 30-0 W 10/12 at Princeton 0-34 L 1887 (7-2) 11/16 at Pennsylvania 4-10 L 10/15 Dickinson 6-12 L Manager: H. Morton 11/19 at Lehigh 6-15 L 10/22 at Pennsylvania 0-32 L 10/8 at Princeton 0-47 L 11/23 vs. Penn State * 0-18 L 10/26 at Navy 0-18 L 10/12 at Dickinson 12-0 W * = at Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 11/5 at Lehigh 0-22 L 10/15 Rutgers 20-0 W 11/12 at Cornell 0-47 L 1893 (3-6) 10/19 Haverford 12-4 W 11/19 Bucknell 6-0 W Coaches: P. Haskell & H. Vincent 10/22 Swarthmore 31-6 W 11/24 Lehigh 11-5 W 10/29 at Lehigh 4-10 L 9/30 at Princeton 0-20 L 11/12 at Rutgers 36-0 W 10/4 Temperance A. A. 6-0 W 11/16 at Pennsylvania 20-0 W 10/7 at West Point A. A. 0-36 L 11/23 Lehigh 6-0 W 10/14 at Orange A. A. 0-6 L 10/25 at Stevens 12-10 W 1888 (6-3) 10/28 at Pennsylvania 0-82 L Manager: H. Fay 11/8 at Lehigh 6-22 L 10/10 Bucknell 54-0 W 11/11 Rutgers forfeit W 10/13 at Swarthmore 18-0 W 11/18 Lehigh 0-10 L 10/20 at Rutgers 4-0 W 10/27 at Haverford 18-0 W 1894 (5-6) 11/7 Pennsylvania 12-6 W Coach: Hugh Janeway 11/10 at Cornell 16-0 W 9/29 at Princeton 0-40 L 11/17 Lehigh 4-6 L 10/3 Gettysburg 36-0 W 11/21 at Pennsylvania 0-50 L 10/6 at Rutgers 10-12 L 11/27 at Lehigh 0-16 L 10/13 at Cornell 0-34 L 10/20 at Penn State 0-72 L 10/24 Swarthmore 46-0 W 10/31 at Pennsylvania 0-26 L 11/3 at Orange A. A. 18-6 W 11/14 Lehigh 28-0 W 11/24 at Lehigh 8-11 L 11/29 Bucknell 44-0 W Lafayette’s national championship team of 1896.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 121 Lafayette Football 1902-1912 1902 (8-3) 1907 (7-2-1) Coach: David Fultz Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull Lafayette’s Pro Football Players 9/27 Gallaudet 23-0 W 9/28 Wyoming Seminary 22-0 W 10/4 Susquehanna 53-0 W 10/5 Ursinus 21-0 W Harrison Bailey (OL-DL) Jack Ernst (BB-TB-WB) 10/8 Gettysburg 14-0 W 10/9 Colgate 21-9 W Connecticut Coyotes (AFL), , 1925-27; 10/14 at Washington 12-0 W 10/12 Hamilton 43-0 W 1996 New York Yankees, 1928, & Jefferson 10/26 at Navy 0-17 L 10/18 Manhattan 38-5 W 11/2 at Pennsylvania 0-15 L Ed Baker (QB) Boston Bulldogs, 1929; Frankford Yellowjackets, 10/28 at Georgetown 23-0 W 11/9 Bucknell 34-0 W New York Giants,1970; 11/1 Brown 6-5 W 11/16 at Syracuse 4-4 T 1930 Houston Oilers, 1972 11/8 at Navy 11-12 L 11/23 at Lehigh 22-5 W George Barclay (TB) Adrian Ford (WB-E-BB-FB) 11/15 at Cornell 0-28 L 11/28 Dickinson 31-0 W 11/22 Lehigh 0-6 L Pottsville Maroons, 1927; 1908 (6-2-2) St. Louis, Rochester, 1899- 11/27 Dickinson 23-0 W 1903 Frankford Yellowjackets, Coach: George Barclay 1927 1903 (7-3) 9/26 Wyoming Seminary 10-0 W Frank Baur (QB) Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull 10/3 Stroudsburg Normal 22-0 W New York Giants,1990 B.J. Gallis (LB) 9/26 Gallaudet 36-0 W 10/7 Superba Ath. Club 12-0 W B.C. Lions, 1997-1998; 10/3 Gettysburg 11-0 W 10/10 at Princeton 0-0 T Elijah Beamon (OS) Edmonton Eskimos, 1999 10/10 Susquehanna 43-0 W 10/17 Medico-Chirurgical 23-0 W Albany Conquest (AFL), Tim Gerhart (DL) 10/17 Fordham 48-0 W 10/24 at Brown 8-6 W 2002-04 Denver Broncos, 1980 10/24 at Navy 6-5 W 10/31 Bucknell 6-6 T 10/31 at New York University 8-6 W 11/7 at Pennsylvania 4-34 L Ed Bedner (G-T) Jim Goff (OL) 11/7 at Princeton 0-11 L 11/21 Lehigh 5-11 L Frankford New York Giants, 2000 11/14 Bloomsburg 29-0 W 11/26 Dickinson 12-0 W 11/21 at Lehigh 6-12 L Yellowjackets,1924; 1909 (7-0-1) Frank “Hans” Grube (E) 11/26 Dickinson 0-35 L New York Giants,1925-26 Coach: Bob Folwell New York Yankees, 1928 Maurice Bennett (LB) 1904 (8-2) 10/2 Wyoming Seminary 23-0 W Chicago Bears, 2006 Tom Kirchoff (QB) Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull 10/9 Hobart 50-0 W Philadelphia Eagles, 1993 9/24 Wyoming Seminary 35-0 W 10/16 Swarthmore 22-0 W Charlie Berry (E) 10/1 Ursinus 12-0 W 10/23 at Princeton 6-0 W Pottsville Maroons, 1925-26 Frank Kirkleski (TB-BB) 10/5 Gettysburg 20-0 W 11/6 at Pennsylvania 6-6 T Pottsville Maroons, 1927; 10/8 Gallaudet 53-0 W 11/13 Stroudsburg Normal 43-0 W Steve Biale (OL), Orange, N.J. Tornadoes, 10/12 at Princeton 0-5 L 11/20 at Lehigh 21-0 W Dallas Cowboys, 1982 1929; Newark Tornadoes, 10/15 Bloomsburg 33-0 W 11/25 Dickinson 5-0 W 10/22 Swarthmore 4-0 W Arizona Wrangler's (USFL), 1930; Brooklyn Dodgers, 1910 (7-2) 10/29 Manhattan 54-0 W 1982 Coach: Bob Folwell 1931 11/5 at Pennsylvania 0-22 L 9/24 Bloomsburg 31-0 W Matt Brennan (TB, BB) 11/24 Lehigh 40-6 W Nick Kowgios (RB) 10/1 Ursinus 10-0 W New York Giants, 1925; Detriot Lions, 1987 1905 (7-2-1) 10/8 Swarthmore 6-0 W Brooklyn Lions,1926 Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull 10/15 Princeton 0-3 L Mike Levy (OL-DL) 9/30 Wyoming Seminary 23-0 W 10/22 Gettysburg 21-0 W Andrew Brown (LB) Albany Conquest (AFL), Edmonton Eskimos, 2006 10/7 Ursinus 18-0 W 10/29 Bucknell 12-0 W 2002-03, Florida Firecats 10/11 Medico-Chirurgical 35-0 W 11/5 at Pennsylvania 0-18 L Johnny Budd (G-T) 2004 10/14 Jefferson Medical 48-0 W 11/19 Lehigh 14-0 W Frankford Yellowjackets,1926; 10/21 at Princeton 4-22 L 11/24 Dickinson 41-0 W Adriel Linyear (WR-LS) 10/28 Lebanon Valley 79-0 W Pottsville Maroons,1927-28 1911 (8-2) Albany Conquest (AFL), 11/4 at Pennsylvania 6-6 T Coaches: Bob Folwell & S.B. Newton Blake Costanzo (LB/Special 11/11 at Swarthmore 0-27 L 2002t 9/23 Bloomsburg 53-0 W 11/15 at Lehigh 53-0 W Teams) Henry Bulger “Bull” Lowe, 9/30 Ursinus 3-0 W 11/30 Bucknell 47-0 W , 2006 Jr. (E-T) 10/7 Swarthmore 12-5 W Buffalo Bills, 2007-08 Canton Bulldogs, 1920; 1906 (8-1-1) 10/14 Gettysburg 36-0 W Coach: Dr. Alfred Bull 10/21 at Syracuse 10-0 W Cleveland Browns, , 2009, 2010 9/29 Wyoming Seminary 34-0 W 10/28 Carlisle Indians 0-19 L 1921; Providence 10/6 Ursinus 33-0 W 11/4 Bucknell 6-0 W 49ers, 2011 Steamrollers,1925, 27; 10/13 Medico-Chirurgical 34-0 W 11/11 at Pennsylvania 6-23 L Chicago Bears, 2012, 2013 Frankford YellowJackets, 10/20 vs. No. Carolina 11/25 at Lehigh 11-0 W San Francisco 49ers, 2014 1925-26 College * 28-0 W 11/30 Dickinson 6-0 W 10/27 Colgate 17-6 W Art Deibel (G-T) 1912 (4-5-1) 11/3 vs.Washington & Joe Marhefka (E) Coach: George McCaa Canton Bulldogs, 1926 Jefferson @ 14-6 W Pottsville Maroons, 1925-28 9/28 Muhlenberg 20-3 W 11/10 at Pennsylvania 0-0 T Joe Dumoe (E) 10/5 Swarthmore 0-22 L Erik Marsh (RB) 11/17 Syracuse 4-12 L Rochester Jeffersons, 10/12 at Yale 0-16 L New York Jets, 1995 11/24 Lehigh 33-0 W 1920-21 10/19 Ursinus 11-0 W 11/29 Dickinson 26-6 W Bruce McIntyre (RB) 10/26 at Pennsylvania 7-3 W * = at Richmond, Va. John William “Doc” Elliott Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 11/2 Bucknell 0-0 T @ = at Pittsburgh, Pa. (FB-TB-WB) Denver Broncos, 1987 11/9 Syracuse 7-30 L Canton Bulldogs, 1922-23; 11/16 at Brown 7-21 L Cleveland Bulldogs, 1924- Bill Messick 11/23 Lehigh 0-10 L 25; Cleveland Indians, 1931 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1968 11/28 Dickinson 19-13 W Tony Miller (FB) New York Jets, 1989

122 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1913-1925 1913 (4-5-1) 1919 (6-2) Coach: George McCaa Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland 9/27 Muhlenberg 7-7 T 10/4 Muhlenberg 13-0 W Lafayette’s Pro Football Players 10/4 at Pennsylvania 0-10 L 10/11 at Princeton 6-9 L 10/11 at Yale 0-27 L 10/18 Haverford 41-0 W Bob Millman (WB-BB) Joe Skladany (LB) 10/18 Swarthmore 19-0 W 10/25 at Pennsylvania 0-23 L Pottsville Maroons, 1925-27 Arizona Wranglers, (USFL), 10/25 Albright 7-0 W 11/1 at Cornell 21-2 W Walter Stanley “Dinty” 1982 11/1 Ursinus 44-2 W 11/8 Dickinson 48-0 W 11/8 at Pittsburgh 0-13 L 11/15 Trinity 35-0 W Moore (WB-BB) Matt Smalley (CB) 11/15 at Cornell 3-10 L 11/22 at Lehigh 10-6 W Pottsville Maroons, 1927 New York Giants, 2016 11/22 at Lehigh 0-7 L 1920 (5-3) Don Nickles (TB-FB) Rich Smith (TE) 11/27 Dickinson 7-0 W Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland Pittsburgh Steelers, 1960 , 1980 1914 (5-3-2) 10/2 Muhlenberg 20-0 W Coach: Wilmer Crowell 10/9 at Navy 7-12 L Matt O’Connell (E) Ed Staahl (OL) 9/26 Delaware 41-0 W 10/16 at Pennsylvania 0-7 L Frankford Yellowjackets, 1924-25 New York Jets, 1983 10/3 Ursinus 7-7 T 10/23 Catholic 84-0 W Jim O’Sullivan (P) 10/10 at Pennsylvania 0-0 T 10/30 at Pittsburgh 0-14 L Baltimore Colts, 1977 Rob Stewart (QB) 10/17 at Princeton 0-16 L 11/6 Bucknell 10-7 W Seattle Seahawks, 1978 10/24 Villanova 14-3 W 11/13 Villanova 34-0 W Peter Ohnegian (OL-DL) 10/31 Penn State 0-17 L 11/20 Lehigh 27-7 W Tampa Bay Storm, Miami 11/7 Muhlenberg 24-3 W Christopher Thatcher (OL) 1921 (9-0) Hooters, New Jersey 11/14 Albright 42-6 W NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Cincinnati Bengals, 1986 11/21 Lehigh 7-17 L Red Dogs, Los Angeles Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland 11/26 Dickinson 56-7 W Avengers (AFL), 1994-95, 9/24 Muhlenberg 48-0 W Johnny Thompson (G) 1915 (8-3) 10/1 Pittsburgh 6-0 W 1999-2000 Frankford Yellowjackets, 1929 Coach: Wilmer Crowell 10/8 Dickinson 27-0 W Dave Pyne (OL) 9/25 Muhlenberg 14-7 W 10/15 at Bucknell 20-7 W New York Giants, 1994 Matt Walsh (RB) 10/2 Ursinus 13-2 W 10/22 vs. Fordham * 28-7 W Cleveland Browns, 1978 10/9 at Washington 0-17 L 10/29 Rutgers 35-0 W Robert Rasp (DB) & Jefferson 11/5 at Pennsylvania 38-6 W Miami Dolphins, 1980 Larry Walbridge (E) 10/16 at Princeton 3-40 L 11/12 Delaware 44-0 W Rochester Jeffersons, 1920-21 10/20 Delaware 31-0 W 11/19 at Lehigh 28-6 W Vic Reuter (C) 10/23 Albright 46-0 W * = at Polo Grounds, N.Y. Staten Island Stapletons, Bodie Weldon (WB-TB) 10/30 at Pennsylvania 17-0 W 1932 Buffalo All-Americans, 1920 1922 (7-2) 11/6 Swarthmore 17-0 W Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland Chris Royle (OL) Larry Walbridge (C) 11/13 Penn State 3-33 L 9/30 Richmond 34-0 W New York Giants, 1925 11/20 at Lehigh 35-6 W Tennessee Valley Vipers 10/7 at Pittsburgh 7-0 W 11/25 Dickinson 27-7 W (AFL2), 2004 10/14 Muhlenberg 62-0 W Joe Williams (G-E-FB) 1916 (2-6-1) 10/21 Bucknell 28-7 W Matt Sala (OL-DL) Canton Bulldogs, 1923; Coach: Wilmer Crowell 10/28 at Boston College 12-0 W Albany Firebirds (AFL), 1990 New York Giants 1925-26 9/30 Fordham 0-0 T 11/4 vs. Washington Mike Wilson (WB-TB-FB) 10/7 Swarthmore 6-10 L & Jefferson * 13-14 L Ross Scheuerman (TB) 10/14 Ursinus 0-6 L 11/11 at Rutgers 33-6 W Pittsburgh Steelers, Green Frankford Yellowjackets, 10/21 at Princeton 0-33 L 11/25 Lehigh 3-0 W Bay Packers (NFL), 2015 1929 10/28 Lebanon Valley 27-14 W 12/2 at Georgetown 7-13 L Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), Phil Yarberough (WR-LB) 11/4 at Pennsylvania 0-19 L * = at Polo Grounds, N.Y. 2016 11/11 Albright 32-0 W Albany Conquest (AFL), 2002- 1923 (6-1-2) 11/17 at Penn State 0-40 L Johnny Scott (TB) 03 Coach: Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland 11/25 Lehigh 0-16 L 9/29 Muhlenberg 20-0 W Rochester Jeffersons, Walter Zirinski (FB) 1917 (3-5) 10/6 at Pittsburgh 0-7 L 1920-23 Cleveland Rams, 1945 Coach: Robert “Punk” Berryman 10/13 Franklin & Marshall 33-0 W Dave Shea (DB) 10/6 U.S. Ambulance 20-0 W 10/20 Springfield 21-0 W 10/13 Ursinus 12-6 W 10/27 Rutgers 6-6 T Pittsburgh Steelers, 1980 Some players listed were 10/20 Rutgers 7-33 L 11/3 vs. Washington George Seashortz (fb-tb-wb) NFL camp invitees and/or 10/27 Muhlenberg 0-6 L & Jefferson * 6-6 T Milwaukee Badgers, 1922; may have played on team 11/3 at Pennsylvania 0-27 L 11/10 at Pennsylvania 8-6 W Kenosha Maroons, 1924 11/10 at Swarthmore 0-56 L 11/17 Dayton 45-0 W 11/17 Albright 42-0 W 11/24 at Lehigh 13-3 W 11/24 at Lehigh 0-78 L * = at Polo Grounds, N.Y. 1918 (3-4) 1924 (7-2) Coach: Lt. L.A. Cobbett Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/19 Ursinus 17-0 W 9/27 Muhlenberg 13-0 W 1925 (7-1-1) 10/26 Muhlenberg 0-7 L 10/4 at Pittsburgh 10-0 W Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 11/2 at Pennsylvania 0-34 L 10/11 Hobart 30-0 W 9/26 Muhlenberg 20-14 W 11/18 Franklin & Marshall 13-0 W 10/18 at Bucknell 21-3 W 10/3 at Pittsburgh 20-9 W 11/23 Lehigh 0-17 L 10/25 vs. Washington 10/10 Washington 40-0 W 11/28 Garden City Aviation 0-21 L & Jefferson * 10/17 vs. Colgate * 7-7 T 12/2 St. Joseph’s 18-13 W 11/1 at Pennsylvania 3-6 L 10/24 vs. Washington 6-7 L 11/8 vs. Rutgers @ 7-43 L & Jefferson @ 11/15 Alfred 47-0 W 10/31 St. Bonaventure 20-6 W 11/22 Lehigh 7-0 W 11/7 Rutgers 34-0 W * = at Polo Grounds, N.Y. 11/14 Susquehanna 47-0 W @ = at Princeton, N.J. 11/21 at Lehigh 14-0 W * = at Philadelphia, Pa. @ = at Polo Grounds, N.Y.

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 123 Lafayette Football 1926-1938 1926 (9-0) 1932 (3-5) NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Coach: G. Herbert McCracken Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/1 at Muhlenberg 6-0 W 9/25 Muhlenberg 35-0 W 10/8 at Dartmouth 0-6 L 10/2 Schuylkill College 47-0 W 10/15 Colgate 0-35 L 10/9 at Pittsburgh 17-7 W 10/22 at Bucknell 6-14 L 10/16 Dickinson 42-13 W 10/29 Washington 0-7 L 10/23 Albright 30-7 W & Jefferson 10/30 vs. Washington 16-10 W 11/5 at Rutgers 6-7 L & Jefferson * 11/12 St. John’s 51-0 W 11/6 at Rutgers 37-0 W 11/19 Lehigh 25-6 W 11/13 Susquehanna 68-0 W 1933 (3-5-1) 11/20 Lehigh 35-0 W Coach: G. Herbert McCracken * = at Philadelphia, Pa. 9/30 Muhlenberg 20-0 W 1927 (5-3-1) 10/7 at Franklin Coach: G.Herbert McCracken & Marshall 12-0 W 9/24 Schuylkill College 39-13 W 10/14 vs. New York 12-13 L 10/1 Muhlenberg 38-7 W University * 10/8 Rutgers 56-0 W 10/21 Bucknell 0-21 L History was made in 1930 when Lafayette and Washington & 10/15 at West Virginia 7-7 T 10/28 at Colgate 0-0 T Jefferson played the first indoor night college football game 10/22 Washington 0-14 L 11/4 at Pennsylvania 7-16 L before a standing room only crowd of 17,000 at the Atlantic City & Jefferson 11/11 Rutgers 13-20 L Auditorium. 10/29 at Penn State 6-40 L 11/18 at Columbia 6-46 L 11/5 at Georgetown 2-27 L 11/25 at Lehigh 54-12 W 11/12 Susquehanna 73-6 W * = at Yankee Stadium 11/19 at Lehigh 43-0 W 1934 (2-6) 1928 (6-1-2) Coach: G. Herbert McCracken Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/6 Muhlenberg 19-0 W 9/29 Albright 78-0 W 10/13 Franklin & Marshall 0-13 L 10/6 Muhlenberg 56-0 W 10/20 at New York 7-12 L 10/13 George Washington 28-0 W University 10/20 at Bucknell 0-0 T 10/27 Albright 26-0 W 10/27 West Virginia 0-17 L 11/3 at Pennsylvania 0-41 L 11/3 Washington 13-13 T 11/10 at Rutgers 6-27 L & Jefferson 11/17 at Penn State 6-25 L 11/10 at Rutgers 16-0 W 11/24 Lehigh 7-13 L 11/17 Penn State 7-0 W 1935 (2-7) 11/24 Lehigh 38-14 W Coach: G. Herbert McCracken Lafayette’s national championship team of 1926. 1929 (3-5) 9/28 Moravian 0-6 L Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/5 Muhlenberg 7-0 W 10/5 Muhlenberg 23-0 W 10/12 at Albright 0-38 L 10/12 Manhattan 23-0 W 10/19 Colgate 0-52 L 1938 (5-3) 10/19 Bucknell 3-6 L 10/26 at Pennsylvania 0-67 L Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 10/26 at Penn State 3-6 L 11/2 Rutgers 6-31 L 10/1 at Pennsylvania 6-34 L 11/2 at Washington 0-20 L 11/9 Baltimore 26-0 W 10/8 at Brown 0-20 L & Jefferson 11/16 at Yale 0-55 L 10/15 Washington 27-0 W 11/9 Rutgers 20-6 W 11/23 at Lehigh 0-48 L & Jefferson 11/16 at Temple 0-13 L 1936 (1-8) 10/22 New York University 7-6 W 11/23 at Lehigh 12-13 L Coach: Ernie Nevers 10/29 Ursinus 39-0 W 1930 (5-3-1) 9/26 at Muhlenberg 6-19 L 11/5 at Penn State 7-0 W Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/3 at Pennsylvania 0-35 L 11/12 at Rutgers 0-6 L 9/27 St. Thomas 7-0 W 10/10 Gettysburg 0-2 L 11/19 Lehigh 6-0 W 10/4 Muhlenberg 13-0 W 10/17 Dickinson 7-0 W 10/11 at Colgate 0-41 L 10/24 at Colgate 0-41 L 10/18 Penn State 0-0 T 10/31 at New York 0-46 L 10/25 v s. Washington 0-7 L University & Jefferson * 11/7 Washington 6-31 L 11/1 Upsala 74-0 W & Jefferson 11/8 at Rutgers 31-26 W 11/14 Moravian 7-28 L 11/15 at Temple 0-43 L 11/21 Lehigh 0-18 L 11/22 Lehigh 16-6 W * = at Atlantic City, N.J. 1937 (8-0) 1931 (7-2) Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin Coach: G. Herbert McCracken 10/2 Upsala 33-0 W 9/26 Baltimore 51-0 W 10/9 at Gettysburg 2-0 W 10/3 Muhlenberg 26-0 W 10/16 at Georgetown 6-0 W 10/10 at Colgate 0-16 L 10/23 at New York 13-0 W 10/17 St. John’s 22-0 W University 10/24 Washington 21-0 W 10/30 Franklin & Marshall 14-0 W & Jefferson 11/6 Rutgers 13-6 W 10/31 at Pennsylvania 0-3 L 11/13 Washington 16-0 W 11/7 Rutgers 22-0 W & Jefferson 11/14 Penn State 33-0 W 11/20 at Lehigh 6-0 W 11/21 at Lehigh 13-7 W

124 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1939-1956 1939 (4-5) 1946 (2-7) Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 9/30 Ursinus 33-0 W 9/28 Muhlenberg 20-32 L Did You Know? 10/7 at Pennsylvania 0-6 L 10/5 at Pennsylvania 0-66 L 10/14 Muhlenberg 6-7 L 10/12 Gettysburg 14-27 L Lafayette played Lehigh twice annually from 1884-1901, 10/21 at Dartmouth 0-14 L 10/19 Washington 7-6 W with the exception of 1896, the only disruption in the 10/28 Gettysburg 40-0 W & Jefferson series. The two teams played three times in 1891. 11/4 at New York 0-14 10/26 at Bucknell 0-29 L University L 11/2 Colgate 0-39 L 11/11 Rutgers 6-13 L 11/9 at Rutgers 2-41 L Lafayette and Lehigh also met twice in 1943 and 1944 11/18 Washington 13-0 W 11/16 at Columbia 0-46 L & Jefferson 11/23 Lehigh 13-0 W during World War II, with the College Hill men winning 11/25 at Lehigh 29-13 W 1947 (6-3) all four games by a combined score of 205-7. 1940 (9-0) Coach: Ivan Williamson Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 9/27 Muhlenberg 0-38 L 9/28 Ursinus 20-0 W 10/4 at Pennsylvania 0-59 L 10/5 at New York 9-7 W 10/11 Gettysburg 14-13 W University 10/18 Bucknell 27-7 W 10/12 at Muhlenberg 26-7 W 10/25 at Washington 20-12 W 10/19 Gettysburg 45-6 W & Jefferson 10/26 at Army 19-0 W 11/1 Syracuse 14-7 W 11/2 Washington 25-0 W 11/8 Rutgers 0-20 L & Jefferson 11/15 at Fordham 7-0 W 11/9 at Rutgers 7-6 W 11/22 at Lehigh 7-0 W 11/16 Western Maryland 40-7 W 1948 (7-2) 11/23 Lehigh 46-0 W Coach: Ivan Williamson 1941 (5-4) 9/25 Fordham 53-14 W Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 10/2 at Army 7-54 L 9/27 at Virginia 6-25 L 10/9 Washington 56-15 W 10/4 New York University 0-6 L & Jefferson 10/11 at Navy 2-41 L 10/16 at Muhlenberg 46-13 W 10/18 Muhlenberg 40-0 W 10/23 at Bucknell 19-7 W 10/25 Brown 0-13 L 10/30 George Washington 33-14 W 11/1 at Gettysburg 17-6 W 11/6 at Rutgers 13-34 L 11/8 Rutgers 16-0 W 11/13 Ohio Wesleyan 27-7 W The first game between Lafayette and Lehigh. 11/15 Western Maryland 26-0 W 11/20 Lehigh 23-13 W 11/22 at Lehigh 47-7 W 1949 (2-6) 1942 (3-5-1) Coach: Maurice “Clipper” Smith Coach: Edward E. “Hook” Mylin 9/24 at Princeton 14-26 L 1952 (0-9) 1955 (6-2) 9/26 at Cornell 16-20 L 10/1 at Syracuse 13-20 L Coach: Steve Hokuf Coach: Steve Hokuf 10/3 at Army 0-14 L 10/8 Muhlenberg 35-14 W 9/27 at Bucknell 13-45 L 9/24 Muhlenberg 7-0 W 10/10 Fort Monmouth 7-3 W 10/22 Delaware 0-7 L 10/4 Albright 6-28 L 10/1 at Carnegie Tech. 41-14 W 10/17 at Brown 0-7 L 10/28 at George Washington 7-14 L 10/11 at Muhlenberg 0-37 L 10/8 Delaware 6-14 L 10/24 Virginia 19-13 W 11/5 Rutgers 0-14 L 10/18 at Princeton 0-48 L 10/15 at Dartmouth 21-13 W 10/31 at Bucknell 7-13 L 11/12 Bucknell 14-21 L 10/25 at Yale 0-47 L 10/22 Bucknell 34-13 W 11/7 at Rutgers 19-13 W 11/19 at Lehigh 21-12 W 11/1 New York University 7-14 L 10/29 at Gettysburg 14-15 L 11/14 Lakehurst 0-14 L 11/8 at Rutgers 6-21 L 1950 (1-8) 11/5 Rutgers 16-7 W 11/21 Lehigh 7-7 T Coach: Maurice “Clipper” Smith 11/15 at Delaware 12-13 L 11/19 at Lehigh 35-6 W 11/22 Lehigh 7-14 L 1943 (4-1) 9/23 Fordham 19-20 L 1956 (6-3) Coach: Ben Wolfson 9/30 at Cornell 0-27 L 1953 (5-4) Coach: Steve Hokuf 10/16 U.S. Naval Air Station 12-0 W 10/7 Scranton 7-20 L Coach: Steve Hokuf 9/22 at Muhlenberg 26-0 W 10/23 Lehigh 39-7 W 10/14 at Muhlenberg 6-21 L 9/26 at Princeton 14-20 L 9/29 Temple 20-0 W 11/6 at Rutgers 0-13 L 10/21 at Delaware 9-7 W 10/3 at Albright 28-7 W 10/6 at Delaware 28-14 W 11/20 Rutgers 9-2 W 10/28 at Bucknell 0-32 L 10/10 Muhlenberg 7-20 L 10/13 Albright 32-7 W 11/27 at Lehigh 58-0 W 11/4 Syracuse 0-34 L 10/17 Western Maryland 28-0 W 10/20 at Bucknell 13-7 W 1944 (6-1) 11/11 at Rutgers 7-31 L 10/24 Bucknell 7-6 W 10/27 Gettysburg 6-12 L Coach: Ben Wolfson 11/18 Lehigh 0-38 L 10/31 at Franklin 34-13 W 11/3 at Rutgers 19-20 L & Marshall 10/7 at New York University 39-0 W 1951 (1-7) 11/10 Western Maryland 43-7 W 10/14 at Syracuse 7-32 L Coach: Maurice “Clipper” Smith 11/7 Rutgers 13-14 L 11/17 Lehigh 10-27 L 10/21 at Lehigh 44-0 W 9/22 Albright 6-12 L 11/14 Delaware 7-13 L 10/28 Rutgers 19-6 W 9/29 Rutgers 12-47 L 11/21 at Lehigh 33-13 W 11/4 Ursinus 34-21 W 10/6 at Syracuse 0-46 L 1954 (4-5) 11/11 at Rutgers 39-0 W 10/13 Muhlenberg 14-7 W Coach: Steve Hokuf 11/18 Lehigh 64-0 W 10/20 at Princeton 7-60 L 9/25 Albright 26-0 W 1945 (1-7-1) 10/27 Bucknell 21-40 L 10/2 Carnegie Tech. 21-23 L Coach: Ben Wolfson 11/10 Delaware 7-25 L 10/9 at Muhlenberg 0-27 L 9/29 at Columbia 14-40 L 11/17 at Lehigh 0-32 L 10/16 at Buffalo 26-0 W 10/6 at Princeton 7-7 T 10/23 at Bucknell 0-7 L 10/13 at Colgate 0-47 L 10/30 Gettysburg 20-6 W 10/20 Kings Point 7-26 L 11/6 at Rutgers 0-7 L 10/27 Bucknell 2-26 L 11/13 at Delaware 7-41 L 11/3 at Temple 0-20 L 11/20 Lehigh 46-0 W 11/10 Rutgers 14-32 L 11/17 U.S. Naval 7-12 L Air Station 11/24 at Lehigh 7-0 W

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 125 Lafayette Football 1957-1973 1957 (4-4) 1964 (0-7-2) Coach: Steve Hokuf Coach: Kenneth Bunn 9/28 Muhlenberg 20-13 W 9/26 at Brown 3-20 L Team Captains 10/5 at Buffalo 14-6 W 10/3 Hofstra 7-7 T 1882 Henry Craven 1923 Arthur Deibel 10/12 Delaware cancelled -Flu 10/10 at Delaware 0-28 L 1883 Theodore Welles 1924 Charles Berry 10/19 at Temple 12-13 L 10/17 Temple 18-38 L 1884 Lewis Frey 1925 Louis Gebhard 10/26 Bucknell 35-13 W 10/24 at Bucknell 12-54 L 1885 John Hamme 1926 Frank Kirkleski 11/2 at Gettysburg 20-46 L 10/31 Gettysburg 3-21 L 11/9 Rutgers 19-34 L 11/7 at Rutgers 6-31 L 1886 Frederick Gutelius 1927 Harold Cothran, 11/16 Western Maryland 40-13 W 11/14 at Davidson 12-31 L 1887 Frederick Payne William Atkinson 11/23 at Lehigh 13-26 L 11/21 Lehigh 6-6 T 1888 Everet Camp 1928 Richard Guest 1929 William Sherwood 1958 (5-3-1) 1965 (3-7) 1889 Harry Mackey Coach: James McConlogue Coach: Kenneth Bunn 1890 Joseph Fox 1930 Raymond Woodfin 9/27 at Dartmouth 0-20 L 9/18 at Colgate 0-40 L 1891 Moncure March 1931 Walter Vanderbush, 10/4 Muhlenberg 27-14 W 9/25 at Columbia 14-10 W 1892 Gustave Voight Victor Reuter 10/11 at Delaware 7-6 W 10/2 at Hofstra 7-31 L 1893 Ernest Edwards 1932 Adam Cirillo 10/18 Temple 35-0 W 10/9 Delaware 7-40 L 1894 Samuel Jordan 1933 Jerry Miller 10/25 at Bucknell 34-6 W 10/16 at Temple 12-27 L 1895 Gideon Boericke 1934 Charles Nesi 11/1 Gettysburg 19-13 W 10/23 Bucknell 14-13 W 1896 George Waldbridge 1935 W.R. Cocke, Jr. 11/8 at Rutgers 0-18 L 10/30 at Gettysburg 20-40 L 1897 Charles Rinehart 1936 Benjamin Snyder 11/15 at Tufts 8-16 L 11/6 Rutgers 23-18 W 11/22 Lehigh 14-14 T 11/13 Davidson 10-14 L 1898 Charles Best 1937 Edward Kanzler 1899 Edward Bray 1938 Nobert Weldon, 1959 (5-4) 11/20 at Lehigh 14-20 L 1900 John Chalmers Harold Simmons Coach: James McConlogue 1966 (3-6) 9/26 at Pennsylvania 0-26 L Coach: Kenneth Bunn 1901 Walter Bachman 1939 Hunter Jaggard 10/3 at Muhlenberg 19-6 W 9/24 at Harvard 7-30 L 1902 Harry Trout 1940 George Moyer 10/10 Delaware 8-26 L 10/1 Hofstra 6-9 L 1903 John Ernst 1941 John McKenna, 10/17 at Temple 52-20 W 10/8 at Delaware 15-23 L 1904 Joseph Morrison Joseph Laird 10/24 Bucknell 12-6 W 10/15 at Tufts 40-0 W 1905 Frank Newberry 1942 Charles Nagle 10/31 at Gettysburg 13-16 L 10/22 at Bucknell 25-7 W 1906 Erastus Doud 1943 Walter Sergy 11/7 Rutgers 14-16 L 10/29 Gettysburg 18-19 L 1907 Charles Ellicott 1944 Edward Podgorski 11/14 Tufts 13-0 W 11/5 at Rutgers 28-32 L 1908 George McCaa 1945 Game Captains 11/21 at Lehigh 28-6 W 11/12 Colgate 9-20 L 1946 Ed Whiteman 11/19 Lehigh 16-0 W 1909 Arthur Blaicher 1960 (5-4) 1910 Edwin Foresman 1947 Tod Saylor Coach: James McConlogue 1967 (4-5) 1911 William Dannehower 1948 Daniel Kovacs 9/24 at Pennsylvania 14-35 L Coach: Harry Gamble 1949 Gordon Schleer 10/1 Muhlenberg 20-14 W 9/23 at Hofstra 0-28 L 1912 Howard Benson 10/8 at Delaware 3-0 W 9/30 at Harvard 0-51 L 1913 William Wagenhurst Joseph Zahurack 10/15 Temple 9-7 W 10/7 Bucknell 21-6 W 1914 Joseph Diamond 1950 Jay Barclay 10/22 at Bucknell 0-28 L 10/14 Washington & Lee 17-6 W 1915 John Luhr Joseph Diamond 10/29 Gettysburg 10-7 W 10/21 Delaware 2-21 L 1916 Paul Taylor 1951 Melvin Everingham 11/5 at Rutgers 8-36 L 10/28 at Gettysburg 17-27 L 1917 Henry Lehr, Gordon Patrizio 11/12 at Tufts 22-7 W 11/4 Rutgers 3-27 L Grant Scott 1952 Jack Herbruck 11/19 Lehigh 3-26 L 11/11 at Kings Point 36-7 W 1918 Grant Scott Edward Greaves 11/18 at Lehigh 6-0 W 1961 (2-6-1) 1919 John Weldon 1953 Joseph O’Lenic Coach: James McConlogue 1968 (7-3) 1920 Joseph Lehecka 1954 Russell Hedden 9/23 at Muhlenberg 14-13 W Coach: Harry Gamble 1921 Joseph Lehecka 1955 Bob Fyvie 9/30 at Pennsylvania 7-14 L 9/21 at Rutgers 7-37 L 1922 Frank Schwab Jack Burcin 10/7 Delaware 0-34 L 9/28 at Columbia 36-14 W 10/14 at Temple 12-12 T 10/5 Hofstra 7-0 W 10/21 Bucknell 0-13 L 10/12 at Washington & Lee 27-7 W 10/28 at Gettysburg 0-6 L 10/19 Drexel 27-0 W 1970 (6-5) 1972 (3-7) 11/4 Rutgers 6-37 L 10/26 at Bucknell 10-13 L Coach: Harry Gamble Coach: Neil Putnam 11/11 Tufts 27-17 W 11/2 Gettysburg 37-0 W 9/12 East Stroudsburg 27-16 W 9/16 Kings Point 20-13 W 11/18 at Lehigh 14-17 L 11/9 Kings Point 7-0 W 9/19 at Rutgers 16-41 L 9/23 at Colgate 14-33 L 1962 (3-6) 11/16 at Colgate 14-10 W 9/26 at Columbia 9-23 L 9/29 at Pennsylvania 12-55 L Coach: James McConlogue 11/23 Lehigh 6-21 L 10/3 Drexel 19-14 W 10/7 at Delaware 0-27 L 10/10 at Delaware 20-36 L 9/22 Muhlenberg 17-0 W 1969 (4-6) 10/14 Rutgers 7-21 L 9/29 at Pennsylvania 11-13 L Coach: Harry Gamble 10/17 at Pennsylvania 20-31 L 10/21 at Bucknell 7-26 L 10/6 at Delaware 7-28 L 9/20 Rutgers 22-44 L 10/24 at Bucknell 28-30 L 10/28 at Maine 6-16 L 10/13 Temple 0-21 L 9/27 at Columbia 36-22 W 10/31 Gettysburg 21-14 W 11/4 Gettysburg 39-25 W 10/20 at Bucknell 6-28 L 10/4 at Hofstra 41-25 W 11/7 at Davidson 53-34 W 11/11 Drexel 16-0 W 10/27 Gettysburg 20-14 W 10/11 Drexel 27-7 W 11/14 Vermont 31-14 W 11/18 Lehigh 6-14 L 11/21 Lehigh 31-28 W 11/3 at Rutgers 0-40 L 10/18 Boston University 14-22 L 1973 (6-3-1) 11/10 at Waynesburg 10-0 W 10/25 Bucknell 20-21 L 1971 (5-5) Coach: Neil Putnam 11/17 Lehigh 6-13 L 11/1 at Gettysburg 10-19 L Coach: Neil Putnam 9/15 at Kings Point 21-3 W 1963 (1-8) 11/8 at Vermont 28-17 W 9/18 Rutgers 13-7 W 9/22 Colgate 21-55 L Coach: Kenneth Bunn 11/15 Colgate 10-14 L 9/25 Columbia 3-0 W 9/29 Pennsylvania 16-14 W 9/28 at Pennsylvania 0-47 L 11/22 at Lehigh 19-36 L 10/2 at Drexel 21-13 W 10/6 C.W. Post 28-12 W 10/5 at Muhlenberg 7-18 L 10/9 Delaware 0-49 L 10/13 at Rutgers 6-35 L 10/12 Delaware 0-61 L 10/16 at Pennsylvania 17-15 W 10/20 Bucknell 0-0 T 10/19 at Temple 0-31 L 10/23 Bucknell 0-33 L 10/27 Maine 23-13 W 10/26 Bucknell 14-13 W 10/30 at Kings Point 0-20 L 11/3 at Gettysburg 19-3 W 11/2 at Gettysburg 12-14 L 11/6 at Gettysburg 27-12 W 11/10 Drexel 21-11 W 11/9 Rutgers 0-49 L 11/13 Colgate 14-51 L 11/17 at Lehigh 13-45 L 11/16 Tufts 13-25 L 11/20 at Lehigh 19-48 L 11/30 at Lehigh 6-13 L

126 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 1974-1985 1974 (3-7) 1980 (3-7) Coach: Neil Putnam Coach: Neil Putnam 9/14 at Army 7-14 L 9/13 Central Conn. State 3-14 L Team Captains 9/21 Kings Point 13-17 L 9/20 Davidson 27-20 W 1956 Jack Slotter 1992 Tom Kirchhoff 9/28 at Columbia 15-0 W 9/27 at Columbia 0-6 L Robert Burcin Kevin McManus 10/5 at Gettysburg 14-3 W 10/4 at Maine 3-24 L 1957 William Harrick 1993 Chris Flood 10/12 at Hofstra 17-7 W 10/11 at Bucknell 0-14 L Joseph Bozik Pete Ohnegian 10/19 Pennsylvania 7-37 L 10/18 Pennsylvania 3-0 W 10/26 Colgate 18-24 L 11/1 at Colgate 0-44 L 1958 Donald Dilly Dave Pyne 11/2 at Bucknell 6-10 L 11/8 at New Hampshire 6-26 L 1959 Donald Nikles Mark Reardon 11/9 Rutgers 0-35 L 11/15 Kings Point 31-12 W 1960 Charles Bartos 1994 Harrison Bailey 11/23 Lehigh 7-57 L 11/22 Lehigh 0-32 L Robert Howard Erik Marsh 1975 (5-5) 1981 (9-2) 1961 Walter Doleschal 1995 Glenn Hunzinger Coach: Neil Putnam Coach: Bill Russo Peter Lehr Gavin Morrissey 9/20 at Kings Point 7-3 W 9/12 Central Conn. State 51-0 W 1962 Martin Shane Jarrett Shine 9/27 Columbia 10-7 W 9/19 at Davidson 14-7 W 1963 John Brown 1996 B.J. Gallis 10/4 Hofstra 31-19 W 9/26 at Columbia 28-13 W Richard Zanewicz Quincy Miller 10/11 Bucknell 5-15 L 10/3 Maine 17-0 W 1964 Douglas Dill 1997 Dan Bengele 10/17 at Pennsylvania 0-13 L 10/10 Bucknell 37-0 W George Hossenlopp Craig Hansen 10/25 at Colgate 2-56 L 10/17 at Colgate 0-30 L 1965 Thomas Rosenberg Todd Stahlnecker 11/1 Gettysburg 20-12 W 10/24 at Gettysburg 28-14 W 11/8 at Rutgers 6-48 L 10/31 C.W. Post 48-10 W Joseph Smodish 1998 Angel Colon 11/15 Davidson 31-3 W 11/7 New Hampshire 18-21 L Gabriel Washo Damian Wroblewski, 11/22 at Lehigh 14-40 L 11/14 at U.S.M.M.A. 49-13 W 1966 Gary Marshall Andy Zabinski 1976 (5-5) 11/21 at Lehigh 10-3 W 1967 Robert Albus 1999 John Fistner, Coach: Neil Putnam 1982 (7-3) 1968 Richard Lettieri Jim Goff 9/11 at Army 6-16 L Coach: Bill Russo 1969 Robert Zimmers Chad Williamson 9/18 Kings Point 7-10 L 9/11 Rhode Island 10-20 L Gary Kolarik 2000 Mike Levy 9/25 at Columbia 31-38 L 9/18 at Army 20-26 L 1970 Richard McKay Phil Yarberough 10/2 Wagner 44-21 W 9/25 at Columbia 53-23 W 1971 Peter Tonks 2001 J im Brown 10/16 Pennsylvania 14-15 L 10/2 at Bucknell 37-6 W Edward DiSalvo Barret Diefendefer 10/23 Colgate 14-24 L 10/9 at Maine 14-28 L 1972 Steven Huntzinger, 2002 Chris Partridge 10/30 at Bucknell 17-7 W 10/16 Pennsylvania 35-20 W Chris Royle 11/6 at Gettysburg 30-3 W 10/23 Davidson 49-14 W Donald Meyer 11/13 at Davidson 30-20 W 11/6 at Princeton 47-37 W 1973 Thomas Kubler 2003 Marko Glavic 11/20 Lehigh 21-17 W 11/13 Kutztown 36-3 W James Nolan John Weyrauch Wes Erbe 1977 (5-6) 11/20 Lehigh 34-6 W 1974 Adam Piergallini Coach: Neil Putnam 1983 (6-5) Michael Slattery John-Frank Stubits 9/10 Maine 10-12 L Coach: Bill Russo 1975 Mark Jones 2004 Wes Erbe 9/17 at Colgate 12-38 L 9/10 East Stroudsburg 20-14 W John Grimes Stephen Bono 9/24 at Columbia 10-21 L 9/17 at Davidson 35-12 W 1976 Matt Walsh 2005 Maurice Bennett 10/1 at Kings Point 33-6 W 9/24 Columbia 34-29 W George O’Shaughnessy David Nelson 10/8 Bucknell 34-7 W 10/1 Bucknell 33-3 W 1977 John Orrico 2006 Brad Maurer, 10/14 at Pennsylvania 7-42 L 10/8 Maine 38-39 L Thomas Padilla Marvin Snipes 10/22 at Army 6-42 L 10/15 at Pennsylvania 20-28 L 1978 Jim Medes Justin Stovall 10/29 Gettysburg 22-3 W 10/22 at James Madison 31-14 W 11/5 Fordham 41-23 W 10/29 Colgate 7-21 L Brian Musician 2007 Marcel Quarterman 11/12 Davidson 20-18 W 11/5 at Princeton 33-41 L 1979 Tim Gerhart, Kyle Sprenkle 11/19 at Lehigh 17-35 L 11/12 Kutztown 28-13 W Rich Smith 2008 Andy Romans 1978 (4-7) 11/19 at Lehigh 14-22 L 1980 Steve MacCorkle Joe Russo Coach: Neil Putnam 1984 (5-5) Ed Rogusky 2009 Ryan Hart-Predmore 9/9 Gettysburg 31-0 W Coach: Bill Russo 1981 Steve Biale Mark Leggiero 9/16 at Army 14-24 L 9/8 at Rhode Island 10-31 L Joe Skladany Andrew Poulson 9/23 Kings Point 10-13 L 9/15 New Hampshire 7-21 L 1982 Bob Mahr 2010 Mitch Bennett 9/30 at Columbia 0-21 L 9/22 Kutztown 16-3 W Ed Stahl Mike Schmidlein 10/7 Fordham 17-14 W 9/29 at Columbia 23-14 W 1983 Rich Doverspike 2011 Mitch Bennett 10/14 at Bucknell 14-7 W 10/6 at Maine 20-22 L Frank Novak Ben Eaton 10/21 Pennsylvania 20-19 W 10/13 Connecticut 20-13 W Craig Williams Ryan O’Neil 10/28 at Maine 25-31 L 10/20 at Colgate 20-41 L 11/4 at Colgate 7-17 L 11/3 at Bucknell 3-10 L 1984 Frank Corbo 2012 Rick Lyster 11/11 at Davidson 12-17 L 11/11 East Stroudsburg 44-38 W 1985 John Anderson Darius Safford 11/18 Lehigh 15-23 L 11/17 Lehigh 28-7 W Ryan Priest 2013 Brad Bormann 1979 (5-3-2) 1985 (6-5) 1986 Charles Brantley Pat Crosby Coach: Neil Putnam Coach: Bill Russo Ryan Priest Randall Logan 9/8 at Gettysburg 41-6 W 9/14 at New Hampshire 20-7 W Chris Thatcher 2014 Luke Chiarolanzio 9/15 at Kings Point 33-6 W 9/21 Colgate 14-30 L 1987 Jim Johnson James Coscia 9/22 at Davidson 13-16 L 9/28 Columbia 20-0 W Dave MacPhee Jared Roberts 9/29 Columbia 14-7 W 10/5 at Cornell 17-3 W 1988 Chris LaPietra Ross Scheuerman 10/13 Bucknell 0-0 T 10/12 James Madison 20-13 W Andy Nygren 2015 Mark Dodd 10/19 at Pennsylvania 9-7 W 10/19 at Navy 14-56 L 1989 Frank Baur Bobby DePietro 10/27 Maine 21-34 L 10/26 at Rhode Island 21-41 L 11/3 Colgate 7-7 T 11/2 Towson 24-27 L Dwayne Norris 2016 Collin Albershardt 11/10 Wagner 21-3 W 11/9 Bucknell 47-0 W 1990 Art Bittel Draeland James 11/17 at Lehigh 3-24 L 11/16 Kutztown 23-7 W Tom Costello Matt Rothrock 11/23 at Lehigh 19-24 L 1991 Dave Levine Connor Staudle Tim Moncman

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 127 Lafayette Football 1986-2002 1986 (6-5, 2-2 Colonial League) 1992 (8-3, 5-0 Patriot League) 1997 (3-8, 2-4 Patriot League) 2000 (2-9, 1-5 Patriot League) Coach: Bill Russo Patriot League Champions Coach: Bill Russo Coach: Frank Tavani 9/13 Kutztown 17-6 W Coach: Bill Russo 9/6 Fordham* 0-23 L 9/9 TOWSON* 42-20 L 9/20 Holy Cross* 14-38 L 9/12 Hofstra 21-14 W 9/13 at Army 14-41 L 9/16 PRINCETON 24-17 W 9/27 at Columbia 26-21 W 9/19 Buffalo 49-28 W 9/20 Bucknell* 21-23 L 9/23 at Penn 45-28 L 10/4 Cornell 33-22 W 9/26 at Princeton 35-38 L 9/27 at Brown 27-35 L 9/30 HARVARD 42-19 L 10/11 New Hampshire 16-20 L 10/3 at Cornell 33-44 L 10/4 Columbia 31-3 W 10/7 at Columbia 47-22 L 10/18 at Davidson 51-14 W 10/10 at Army 36-38 L 10/11 Colgate* 6-44 L 10/14 at Bucknell* 42-30 L 10/25 at Bucknell* 52-34 W 10/17 Harvard 31-29 W 10/18 at Cornell 34-41 (OT)L 10/21 HOLY CROSS* 28-13 W 11/1 at Colgate* 7-42 L 10/24 at Fordham* 44-21 W 10/25 Towson* 38-0 W 10/28 at Colgate* 17-14 L 11/8 at Pennsylvania 14-42 L 10/31 at Colgate* 37-28 W 11/1 New Haven 0-38 L 11/4 at Fordham* 31-28 L 11/15 at Army 48-56 L 11/7 Holy Cross* 15-6 W 11/15 at Holy Cross* 34-23 W 11/11 at Duquesne 23-14 L 11/22 Lehigh* 28-23 W 11/14 at Bucknell* 49-7 W 11/22 at Lehigh* 31-43 L 11/18 LEHIGH* 31-17 L 11/21 Lehigh* 32-29 W 1987 (4-7, 2-3 Colonial League) 1998 (3-8, 3-3 Patriot League) 2001 (2-8, 1-6 Patriot League) Coach: Bill Russo 1993 (5-4-2, 3-1-1 Patriot League) Coach: Bill Russo Coach:Frank Tavani 9/12 Kutztown 29-17 W Coach: Bill Russo 9/12 at Northeastern 7-41 L 9/8 at Towson* 16-13 (OT)L 9/19 at Holy Cross* 11-40 L 9/11 Bucknell* 31-14 W 9/19 Buffalo 14-16 L 9/15 at Princeton cancelled 9/26 Columbia 38-7 W 9/18 at Buffalo 29-15 W 9/26 Brown 21-23 L 9/22 PENN 37-0 L 10/3 at Cornell 12-17 L 9/25 Princeton 7-21 L 10/3 at Dartmouth 10-13 (OT)L 9/29 at Harvard 38-14 L 10/10 Bucknell* 42-21 W 10/2 at Harvard 16-21 L 10/10 at Towson* 27-7 W 10/6 COLUMBIA 31-14 W 10/17 Davidson* 38-10 W 10/9 at Columbia 58-6 W 10/17 Princeton 0-28 L 10/13 BUCKNELL* 17-16 L 10/24 at New Hampshire 19-21 L 10/16 Hofstra 17-17 T 10/24 at Bucknell* 22-33 L 10/20 at Holy Cross* 63-53 L 10/31 Colgate* 14-35 L 10/23 Fordham* 27-12 W 10/31 Holy Cross* 28-17 W 10/27 COLGATE* 20-16 L 11/7 Pennsylvania 14-23 L 10/30 Colgate* 7-7 T 11/7 at Fordham* 27-20 W 11/3 FORDHAM* 45-24 L 11/14 at Army 37-49 L 11/6 at Holy Cross* 52-27 W 11/14 at Colgate* 27-42 L 11/10 at Georgetown* 37-17 W 11/21 at Lehigh* 10-17 L 11/13 at Army 12-35 L 11/21 Lehigh* 7-31 L 11/17 at Lehigh* 41-6 L 11/20 at Lehigh* 14-39 L 1988 (8-2-1, 5-0 Colonial League) 1999 (4-7, 2-4 Patriot League) 2002 (7-5, 5-2 Patriot League) COLONIAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1994 (5-6, 5-0 Patriot League) Coach: Bill Russo Coach:Frank Tavani Coach: Bill Russo Patriot League Champions 9/11 at Towson* 7-35 L 9/7 MONMOUTH 30-29 W 9/10 Kutztown 54-7 W Coach: Bill Russo 9/18 at Holy Cross* 12-30 L 9/14 TOWSON* 23-7 W 9/17 Holy Cross* 28-20 W 9/10 East Stroudsburg 14-31 L 9/25 at Brown 28-35 L 9/21 PENN 21-52 L 9/24 at Columbia 49-3 W 9/17 at Pennsylvania 7-27 L 10/2 Dartmouth 20-10 W 9/28 at Princeton 19-34 L 10/1 at Colgate* 42-35 W 9/24 Hofstra 6-27 L 10/9 Colgate* 14-56 L 10/5 at Duquesne 22-23 L 10/8 at Bucknell* 52-35 W 10/1 at Columbia 13-28 L 10/16 at Princeton 10-22 L 10/12 at Columbia 28-21 W 10/15 at Army 17-24 L 10/8 Dartmouth 15-27 L 10/23 Bucknell* 22-21 W 10/19 GEORGETOWN* 35-17 W 10/22 Mercyhurst 50-18 W 10/15 at Navy 0-7 L 10/30 Marist 38-13 W 10/26 at Fordham* 26-33 L 10/29 Cornell 21-21 T 10/22 Holy Cross* 17-9 W 11/6 Fordham* 27-7 W 11/2 at Colgate* 24-31 L 11/5 Pennsylvania 17-31 L 10/29 at Bucknell* 56-14 W 11/13 Duquesne 17-28 L 11/9 at Bucknell* 19-3 W 11/12 at Davidson* 38-13 W 11/5 at Colgate* 14-6 W 11/20 at Lehigh* 12-14 L 11/16 HOLY CROSS* 42-13 W 11/19 Lehigh* 52-45 W 11/12 at Fordham* 34-6 W 11/23 LEHIGH* 14-7 W 1989 (5-5, 2-2 Colonial League) 11/19 Lehigh* 54-20 W Coach: Bill Russo 1995 (4-6-1, 3-2 Patriot League) 9/9 Kutztown 44-14 W Coach: Bill Russo 9/16 Holy Cross* 21-23 L 9/9 at Buffalo 24-17 W 9/23 at Pennsylvania 12-25 L 9/16 at Hofstra 0-26 L 9/30 Columbia 52-14 W 9/23 Pennsylvania 8-28 L 10/7 at Cornell 23-24 L 9/30 Columbia 10-10 T 10/14 Fordham 40-7 W 10/7 at Dartmouth 7-14 L 10/21 at Army 20-34 L 10/14 at Princeton 0-41 L 10/28 Colgate* 38-33 W 10/21 at Holy Cross* 27-17 W 11/4 at Bucknell* 33-54 L 10/28 at Bucknell* 11-30 L 11/18 at Lehigh* 36-21 W 11/4 Colgate* 35-9 W 1990 (4-7, 1-4 Patriot League) 11/11 Fordham* 24-21 (OT)W Coach: Bill Russo 11/18 at Lehigh* 30-37 (OT)L 9/8 Kutztown 32-16 W 1996 (5-5, 2-2 Patriot League) 9/15 Bucknell* 14-24 L Coach: Bill Russo 9/22 at Yale 17-18 L 9/14 Millersville 29-17 W 9/29 Pennsylvania 20-13 W 9/21 Northeastern 6-36 L 10/6 at Columbia 41-34 W 9/28 Cornell 30-19 W 10/13 Cornell 16-38 L 10/5 at Harvard 17-7 W 10/20 at Army 0-56 L 10/12 at Fordham* cancelled 10/27 at Holy Cross* 3-34 L 10/19 at Columbia 0-3 L 11/3 at Fordham* 59-14 W 10/26 at Colgate* 9-40 L 11/10 at Colgate* 7-36 L 11/2 at Army 21-41 L 11/17 Lehigh* 14-35 L 11/9 Bucknell* 23-7 W 1991 (6-5, 3-2 Patriot League) 11/16 Holy Cross* 38-21 W Coach: Bill Russo 11/23 Lehigh* 19-23 L 9/14 Buffalo 42-21 W 9/21 at Va. Military Inst. 21-42 L 9/28 Yale 14-24 L 10/5 at Pennsylvania 20-12 W 10/12 Bucknell* 20-16 W 10/19 Columbia 30-15 W 10/26 at Hofstra 17-60 L Erik Marsh ’95 is the all-time leading rusher in Lafayette history 11/2 at Holy Cross* 14-48 L with 4,834 yards. A two-time All-American, Marsh helped lead 11/9 Fordham* 33-7 W the Leopards to Patriot League championships in 1992 and 1994. 11/16 Colgate* 48-31 W 11/23 at Lehigh* 18-36 L

128 | 2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL Lafayette Football 2003-2016 2003 (5-6, 2-5 Patriot League) 2008 (7-4, 3-3 Patriot League) 2013 (5-7, 4-1 Patriot League) Coach:Frank Tavani Coach: Frank Tavani Patriot League Champions 2018 SCHEDULE 9/6 MARIST 49-0 W 9/6 at Marist 28-6 W Coach: Frank Tavani 9/13 at Towson* 13-19 L 9/13 GEORGETOWN* 24-6 W 9/7 SACRED HEART 26-24 L SEPTEMBER 9/27 PRINCETON 28-13 W 9/27 PENN 24-17 W 9/14 WILLIAM & MARY 34-6 L 1 BYE 10/4 GEORGETOWN* 10-17 L 10/4 HARVARD 27-13 L 9/21 at Penn 27-21 L 8 at Delaware 10/11 COLUMBIA 41-27 W 10/11 at Columbia 13-3 W 10/5 BUCKNELL* 31-7 W 10/18 at Harvard 27-34 L 10/18 at Liberty 35-21 W 10/12 at Princeton 42-26 L 15 MONMOUTH 10/25 FORDHAM* 30-32 L 10/25 at Fordham* 48-13 W 10/19 at Harvard 35-16 L 22 at Sacred Heart 11/1 COLGATE* 31-47 L 11/1 at Colgate* 21-13 L 10/26 at Holy Cross* 41-23 W 29 CCSU 11/8 BUCKNELL* 35-17 W 11/8 at Bucknell* 38-21 W 11/2 at Georgetown* 45-27 W 11/15 at Holy Cross* 41-13 W 11/15 HOLY CROSS* 27-26 L 11/9 COLGATE* 28-24 L OCTOBER 11/22 at Lehigh* 10-30 L 11/22 LEHIGH* 31-15 L 11/16 FORDHAM 27-14 W 6 at Army 11/23 at Lehigh* 50-28 W 2004 (8-4 , 5-1 Patriot League) 2009 (8-3, 4-2 Patriot League) 13 GEORGETOWN 11/30 at New Hampshire 45-7 L Patriot League Champions Coach: Frank Tavani (NCAA FCS Playoffs) 20 at Bucknell Coach:Frank Tavani 9/12 at Georgetown* 28-3 W 9/4 MARIST 48-7 W 9/19 LIBERTY 19-13 L 2014 (5-6, 2-3 Patriot League) 27 at Fordham 9/11 at Georgetown* 17-6 W 9/26 PENN 20-17(OT)W Coach: Frank Tavani NOVEMBER 9/18 at Princeton 18-35 L 10/3 at Yale 31-14 W 9/6 at Sacred Heart 27-14 L 3 HOLY CROSS 9/25 at Richmond 21-16 W 10/10 COLUMBIA 24-21 W 9/13 ROBERT MORRIS 50-3 W 10/2 HARVARD 23-38 L 10/17 at Harvard 35-18 W 9/20 at William & Mary 33-19 L 10 at Colgate 10/9 at Columbia 35-14 W 10/24 FORDHAM* 26-21 W 9/27 WAGNER 35-23 W 17 LEHIGH 10/16 at Bucknell* 14-13 W 10/31 BUCKNELL* 35-14 W 10/3 at Fordham* 42-18 L 10/23 at Fordham* 35-20 W 11/7 COLGATE* 56-49 W 10/11 GEORGETOWN* 24-21 W 11/6 at Colgate* 19-22 L 11/14 at Holy Cross* 28-26 L 10/18 at Harvard 24-14 L 2019 SCHEDULE 11/13 HOLY CROSS* 56-20 W 11/21 at Lehigh* 27-21 (OT)L 10/25 HOLY CROSS* 24-14 L SEPTEMBER 11/20 LEHIGH* 24-10 W 11/1 at Bucknell* 27-24 (OT) L 2010 (2-9, 1-4 Patriot League) 7 at William & Mary 11/27 at Delaware 14-28 L 11/8 at Colgate* 19-16 W Coach: Frank Tavani (NCAA FCS Playoffs) 11/22 vs. Lehigh 27-7 W 14 MONMOUTH 9/11 GEORGETOWN* 28-24 L at Yankee Stadium 2005 (8-4 , 5-1 Patriot League) 9/18 at Penn 19-14 L 21 BYE Patriot League Champions 9/25 at Princeton 36-33 (2OT) L 2015 (1-10, 0-6 Patriot League) 28 PENN Coach:Frank Tavani 10/2 HARVARD 35-10 L Coach: Frank Tavani 9/13 at Marist 40-21 W 10/9 at Columbia 42-28 L OCTOBER 9/5 WILLIAM & MARY 34-7 L 9/10 RICHMOND 7-0 W 10/16 STONY BROOK 28-21 W 5 SACRED HEART 9/12 at Delaware 19-9 L 9/17 PRINCETON 21-23 L 10/23 at Fordham 14-10 L 9/19 PRINCETON 40-7 L 12 PRINCETON 9/24 FORDHAM* 27-10 W 10/30 at Bucknell* 33-22 W 9/26 at Wagner 35-24 W 19 at Georgetown 10/1 at Georgetown* 12-7 W 11/6 at Colgate* 24-14 L 10/3 FORDHAM* 35-7 L 10/8 COLUMBIA 14-7 W 11/13 HOLY CROSS* 37-27 L 26 BUCKNELL 10/10 at Georgetown* 38-7 L 10/15 HARVARD 17-24 L 11/20 LEHIGH* 20-13 L 10/17 HARVARD 42-0 L NOVEMBER 10/29 BUCKNELL* 33-20 W 2011 (4-7, 1-4 Patriot League) 10/24 at Holy Cross* 42-0 L 11/5 COLGATE* 15-18 L 2 FORDHAM Coach: Frank Tavani 10/31 BUCKNELL* 35-24 L 11/13 at Holy Cross* 41-21 W 9 at Holy Cross 9/3 at North Dakota St. 42-6 L 11/7 COLGATE* 28-19 L 11/20 at Lehigh* 23-19 W 9/10 at Georgetown* 14-13 L 11/21 at Lehigh* 49-35 L 16 COLGATE 11/27 at Appalachian State 23-34 L 9/17 at Penn 37-12 W 23 at Lehigh (NCAA FCS Playoffs) 9/24 at Stony Brook 37-20 L 2016 (2-9, 1-5 Patriot League) 2006 (6-6, 5-1 Patriot League) 10/1 HARVARD 31-3 L Coach: Frank Tavani Patriot League Champions 10/15 YALE 28-19 W 2020 SCHEDULE 9/2 at Central Conn. St. 24-10 W Coach: Frank Tavani 10/22 FORDHAM 45-24 W 9/10 DELAWARE 24-6 L SEPTEMBER 9/2 at Sacred Heart 25-14 W 10/29 BUCKNELL* 39-13 L 9/17 at Princeton 35-31 L 9/9 at Bucknell* 21-0 W 11/5 COLGATE* 37-24 (OT) W 5 at Sacred Heart 9/24 VILLANOVA 31-14 L 9/16 PENN 21-11 L 11/12 at Holy Cross* 29-24 L 12 at Navy 10/1 HOLY CROSS* 38-28 L 9/23 at Princeton 26-14 L 11/19 at Lehigh* 37-13 L 10/8 at Fordham* 58-34 L 19 WILLIAM & MARY 9/30 YALE 37-34 L 2012 (5-6, 2-3 Patriot League) 10/15 at Army 62-7 L 26 at Penn 10/14 at Harvard 24-7 L Coach: Frank Tavani 10/22 at Bucknell* 42-0 L 10/21 HOLY CROSS 38-28 L 9/8 at William & Mary 17-14 W 10/29 GEORGETOWN* 17-3 W OCTOBER 10/28 at Colgate* 27-10 W 9/15 PENN 28-21 W 11/12 at Colgate* 38-17 L 3 at Fordham 11/4 at Fordham* 31-24 W 9/22 at Bucknell* 20-14 W 11/19 LEHIGH* 45-21 L 10 at Bucknell 11/11 GEORGETOWN* 45-14 W 9/29 at Robert Morris 31-28 L 11/18 LEHIGH* 49-27 W 10/6 PRINCETON 35-14 L * denotes conference games 17 HARVARD 11/25 at Massachusetts 35-14 L 10/13 at Yale 20-10 W 24 BYE (NCAA FCS Playoffs) 10/20 HOLY CROSS* 30-13 W All-Time Record: 31 GEORGETOWN 2007 (7-4, 4-2 Patriot League) 10/27 GEORGETOWN* 20-17 L 672-597-39 (.529) Coach: Frank Tavani 11/3 at Colgate* 65-41 L NOVEMBER 9/1 MARIST 49-10 W 11/10 at Fordham 36-27 L 7 HOLY CROSS 9/8 at Georgetown* 28-7 W 11/17 LEHIGH* 38-21 L All-Time Record vs. 14 at Colgate 9/15 at Penn 8-7 W Patriot League Members: 21 LEHIGH 9/22 PRINCETON 20-14 L 196-187-16 (.511) 10/6 COLUMBIA 29-0 W 10/13 at Harvard 44-23 L Record in Patriot League Play: 10/20 FORDHAM* 36-27 L 10/27 COLGATE* 31-21 L (1986-present): 86-84-1 (.506) 11/3 BUCKNELL* 34-7 W 11/10 at Holy Cross* 31-21 W 11/18 at Lehigh* 21-17 W Home contests in CAPS SCHEDULES ARE TENTATIVE

2017 LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL | 129 Lafayette vs. Lehigh COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S MOST-PLAYED RIVALRY “ The Lehigh-Lafayette game is an integral No other football rivalry is quite like Previous records, scores and games against part of a college education. The game Lehigh-Lafayette. The traditions are common opponents are meaningless. It’s provides thrills and excitement and pure and the festivities are genuine. one game—all or nothing.” instills an attitude that is essential to Sportswriters are afraid to predict the succeed in all walks of life. Traditions, winner, oddsmakers shy from a point Preface Legends of Lehigh-Lafayette pregame hype and celebrations are all as spread and coaches don’t have to worry Todd Davidson and Bob Donchez important as the game itself. about getting their players up for the game. D&D Publishing Company, 1995

SERIES FACTS First Meeting: Oct. 25, 1884; Easton—Lafayette 56, Lehigh 0 Largest Margin of Victory (Lehigh): Nov. 24, 1917; Last Meeting: Nov. 19, 2016; Easton—Lehigh 45, Lafayette 21 Bethlehem—Lehigh 78, Lafayette 0 Series Record: Lafayette leads, 78-69-5 (.530) (152 games) Last Shutout: Nov. 22, 1980; Easton—Lehigh 32, Lafayette 0 In Easton: Lafayette leads, 41-30-5 Last Tie: Nov. 21, 1964; Easton—Lafayette 6, Lehigh 6 In Bethlehem: Lehigh leads, 38-36 (100th meeting) Neutral Site: Series tied, 1-1 Points Scored in Series: Lafayette 2,726; Lehigh 2,296 Lafayette won 27-7 in Bronx, N.Y. (Yankee Stadium) Longest Lafayette Win Streak: 10 wins, 1919-28 on Nov. 22, 2014 Longest Lehigh Win Streak: 7 wins; 1995-2001 Lehigh won 16-2 in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. on Nov. 25, 1891 Miscellaneous Facts: The schools played each other twice Largest Margin of Victory (Lafayette): per season from 1884-1901. They met three times in 1891 Nov. 18, 1944; Easton—Lafayette 64, Lehigh 0 and did not meet in 1896, due to a player eligibility dispute between the two schools.

Lafayette-Lehigh Game MVP Beginning in 1960 meeting, the media The Lafayette-Lehigh MVP winners : 1988 Tom Costello (Lafayette), TB, Fr. 1989 Tom Costello (Lafayette), TB, So. 1960 Al Richmond (Lehigh), RB, Sr. in attendance have selected the game’s 1990 Erick Torain (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1961 Boyd Taylor (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1991 Glenn Kempa (Lehigh), QB, Sr. Most Valuable Player. There have been 1962 Walt King (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1992 Erik Marsh (Lafayette), TB, So. eight two-time winners of the MVP 1963 Les Kish (Lehigh), QB, So. 1993 Scott Semptimphelter (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1964 George Hossenlopp (Lafayette), QB, Sr. Award: Tom Costello, Erik Marsh, Brad 1994 Erik Marsh (Lafayette), TB, Sr. 1965 Hal Yeich (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1995 Brian Klingerman (Lehigh), WR, Sr. Maurer and Jonathan Hurt of Lafayette, 1966 Rick Craw (Lafayette), TB, Jr. 1996 Phil Stambaugh (Lehigh), QB, Fr. and Marty Horn, Kim McQuilken, J.B. 1967 Art Renfro (Lehigh), LB, Sr. 1997 Rabih Abdullah (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1968 Jim Petrillo (Lehigh), RB, So. Clark and Nick Shafnisky of Lehigh. Just 1998 Ron Jean (Lehigh), RB, Jr. 1969 Don Diorio (Lehigh), RB, So. 1999 Ron Jean (Lehigh), RB, Sr. two times have there been co-MVP’s 1970 Rick Nowell (Lafayette), WR/PK, Sr. 2000 Matt Salvaterra (Lehigh), DB, So. (1976 and 2006). 1971 Jack Rizzo (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 2001 Josh Snyder (Lehigh), WR, Sr. 1972 Kim McQuilken (Lehigh), QB, Jr. 2002 Joe McCourt (Lafayette), TB, So. 1973 Kim McQuilken (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 2003 Jermaine Pugh (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 1974 Joe Alleva (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 2004 Brad Maurer (Lafayette), QB, So. 1975 Joe Sterrett (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 2005 Jonathan Hurt (Lafayette), TB, Jr. 1976 M ark Jones (Lafayette), QB, Sr. Rod Gardner (Lehigh), RB, Sr. 2006 B rad Maurer (Lafayette), QB, Sr. Jonathan Hurt (Lafayette), TB, Sr. 1977 Mike Reiker (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 2007 Rob Curley (Lafayette),QB, So. 1978 Steve Kreider (Lehigh), WR, Sr. 2008 J.B. Clark (Lehigh), QB, So. 1979 Joe Rabuck (Lehigh), RB, So. 2009 J.B. Clark (Lehigh), QB, Jr. 1980 Mike Crowe (Lehigh), DE, Sr. 2010 Al Pierce (Lehigh), LB, Sr. 1981 Frank Novak (Lafayette), QB, So. 2011 Chris Lum (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1982 Jack Gatehouse (Lafayette), WR, Sr. 2012 Michael Colvin (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1983 Marty Horn (Lehigh), QB, So. 2013 Drew Reed (Lafayette), QB, Fr. 1984 Jim Johnson (Lafayette), QB, Fr. 2014 Ross Scheuerman (Lafayette), TB, Sr. 1985 Marty Horn (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 2015 Nick Shafnisky (Lehigh), QB, Jr. 1986 Bruce McIntyre (Lafayette), TB, Sr. 2016 Nick Shafnisky (Lehigh), QB, Sr. 1987 Mark McGowan (Lehigh), QB, Jr.

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