2011 DUQUESNE DUKES SCHEDULE/RESULTS

Record: 4-2 H: 2-0 A: 2-2 NEC: 2-1

Date Opponent W/L Time Sept. 3 at Bucknell L 26-27 Sept. 10 at Dayton W 22-13 Sept. 17 VALPARAISO W 49-14 Sept. 24 at Saint Francis, Pa.* - NEC-TV W 41-14 Oct. 1 BRYANT* (HC) W 31-28 Oct. 8 at Albany* L 10-38 Oct. 15 CCSU* 12:10 Game #7 - Dukes welcome NEC preseason favorite Central Connecticut State Oct. 22 WAGNER* 12:10 Oct. 29 at Monmouth* 1:00 CCSU (2-4, 1-2) at DUQUESNE (4-2, 2-1) Nov. 12 at Sacred Heart* 12:00 Saturday, Oct. 15 at 12:10 p.m. Nov. 19 ROBERT MORRIS* 12:10 Arthur J. Rooney Athletic Field (2,200/Sportexe) • Pittsburgh, Pa. * - indicates Northeast Conference (NEC) games HC - Homecoming game vs. Bryant RADIO: WMNY-AM 1360 with Alex Panormios (play-by-play) & Tad Maurey (color) STREAMING AUDIO: RedZoneMedia.com or GoDuquesne.com LIVE VIDEO & GAMETRACKER: GoDuquesne.com THE UNIVERSITY Location Pittsburgh, Pa. Founded 1878 by the Holy Ghost Fathers Enrollment 10,363 DU WELCOMES NEC PRESEASON FAVORITE CCSU: Duquesne President Dr. Charles J. Dougherty (4-2, 2-1), which saw its longest win streak since 2007 snapped at four last weekend at Albany, Director of Athletics Greg Amodio returns home to face Northeast Conference preseason favorite Central Connecticut State (2-4, Affi liation NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) 1-2) on Saturday, Oct. 15 at 12:10 p.m. (WMNY-AM 1360). Duquesne was held to season- Conference Northeast Conference (NEC) Home Field Arthur J. Rooney Athletic Field (2,200) lows in yards (235), fi rst downs (9) and points (10) and had a season-high fi ve turnovers in the Playing Surface Sportexe (fi eld is lighted) 38-10 loss at UA. It was the fi rst time this season that DU was held under 342 yards and 22 School Colors Red (200) and Blue (282) points. Junior RB Larry McCoy, the nation’s third-leading rusher (128.3 ypg.), was held under Nickname Dukes Website GoDuquesne.com 100 yards for the fi rst time this season by the Great Danes. McCoy fi nished with 75 yards on 20 carries. CCSU completed the non-conference portion of its schedule with a 42-26 loss at UMass. The Blue Devils, who received fi ve of a possible THE TEAM DU vs. CCSU (0-4) Head Coach Jerry Schmitt (Westminster ‘83) nine fi rst place votes in the NEC preseason poll, have Overall Record 65-52-0, .556 (12th season) lost three straight for the fi rst time since the beginning of 11/13/93 L A 22-41 Schmitt at Duquesne 37-31-0, .544 (7th season) the 2003 season. The Blue Devils are 17-4 in their past 10/18/08 L +A 23-35 Record Last Season 7-4 (5-3 in NEC/3rd) 21 NEC games. 10/17/09 L +H 24-31 10/9/10 L +A 29-31 NEC All-Time Record 11-15 Overall: CCSU leads 4-0 NEC All-Time Home/Road Record 6-7/5-8 DUKES AND BLUE DEVILS: Central Con- At New Britain: CCSU leads 3-0 Basic Offense Multiple At Pittsburgh: CCSU leads 1-0 Basic Defense 3-4 necticut State leads the series 4-0 ... last year, the Dukes At Rooney Field: CCSU leads 1-0 Starters Back/Lost 15/7 scored two touchdowns in the fi nal 2:07 - the last of + - In NEC play: CCSU leads 3-0 Specialists Back/Lost 1/1 which was a fi ve-yard pass from Sean Patterson to Dave Lettermen Back/Lost *letters not awarded 2010 All-NEC Back/Lost 3/3 Williams on fourth-and-goal on the fi nal play of the game ... Patterson then found Akeem ** 30 returning players started at least one game in 2010 ** Moore for an apparent game-tying two point conversion, but the play was denied when it was ruled that Moore had stepped out of the end zone prior making the catch as the Dukes fell 31-29 ... DU, behind a career-best 246 yards rushing from Larry McCoy, fi nished with 2011 ASSISTANT COACHES AND STAFF Michael Craig (Saint Francis, Pa. ‘06) LB/Special Teams 461 total yards ... CCSU, which got 142 yards rushing from Everette Benjamin, fi nished Anthony Doria (Saint Francis, Pa. ‘07) Quarterbacks with 375 yards ... in the only meeting at Pittsburgh, Hunter Wanket threw for a career-high Gary Dunn (California, Pa. ‘95) Off. Coordinator/TE 233 yards and three second-half touchdowns as CCSU rallied from a 21-10 third quarter Dave Loya (Duquesne ‘97) Receivers Jeremy McCullough (Duquesne ‘07) Defensive Backs defi cit to defeat Duquesne 31-24 at Rooney Field in 2009 ... Patterson, a redshirt freshman Dave Opfar (Penn State ‘83) Def. Coordinator/DL at the time, threw for 187 yards and two touchdowns in his fi rst career start ... three years Darnel Richardson (Marshall ‘96) Defensive Backs ago, in the inaugural NEC meeting between the two, James Mallory ran for 126 yards and Mike Silianoff (Westminster ‘82) Asst. Head Coach/OL Matt Stansfi eld (Duquesne ‘07) RB/Running Game Coord. three touchdowns to give CCSU enough cushion to hold off a late Duquesne rally in a 35-23 Nathan Totino (Duquesne ‘11) Defensive Asst. Blue Devils win at New Britain, Conn. ... DU cut a 28-10 defi cit to 11 midway through the John Rosato (Duquesne ‘73) Dir. of Football Operations/ fourth quarter and was on the doorstep to cut further into that lead when Alex Roberson Recruiting Coord. fumbled into the end zone following a 43 yard catch-and-run ... CCSU scored on its next SUPPORT STAFF Joe Gatti (Mercyhurst ‘98) Head FB Athletic Trainer possession to ice the game ... Central Connecticut State, which entered the game ranked John Welday (Penn State ‘81) Strength and Conditioning 10th nationally in rushing offense, gained 286 yards on the ground, including 150 in jump- Rich Ruffolo (Duquesne ‘83) Video Coordinator ing out to a 21-10 halftime lead ... the fi rst meeting between the two was on Nov. 13, 1993 ... in that game, the Dukes, in their fi rst season at the I-AA non-scholarship level, jumped MEDIA RELATIONS out to a 16-0 second quarter lead only to see CCSU reel off 27 consecutive points on the Associate AD/Media Relations (FB contact) Dave Saba way to a 41-22 win in front of 880 fans ... the ‘93 Dukes fi nished 4-6 in their fi rst season Saba’s Offi ce Phone 412-396-5861 Saba’s Cell Phone 412-225-5317 under head coach Greg Gattuso. Saba’s E-Mail Address [email protected] SID Fax 412-396-6210 DU AMONG FCS LEADERS: DU despite being gouged for a season-high 493 Duquesne University Athletics, A.J. Palumbo Center, yards by Albany, ranks 11th nationally in total defense (298.5 ypg.) and 4th in pass defense 600 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15282 (139.0 ypg.). The Dukes also rank 14th in total offense at 431.5 ypg. QUICK HITS

• The Dukes are 6-2 in their past eight NEC games dating back to last season.

• DU’s 5-3 conference record and third place fi nish in 2010 were its best in its fi rst three seasons of Northeast Conference play. The Dukes’ fi ve wins were one more than they had in their fi rst two NEC seasons combined: DU went 2-5 (6th) in the NEC in 2008 and 2-6 (t7th) in 2009.

• Duquesne, which returns 15 starters, won four of its fi nal fi ve games in 2010 - including road wins at Wagner and Bryant - to fi nish 7-4. Quarterback Sean Patterson threw for 13 touchdowns with just three interceptions in 118 pass attempts over that fi ve-game span. Running back Larry McCoy 2011 PLAYERS TO WATCH averaged 119.0 rushing yards per game over that same span. 28 • RB • LARRY MCCOY, Jr. (5-11, 215) FCS ACTIVE 2010 second team All-NEC ... entered the year • Duquesne ended the nation’s longest FCS win CAREER RUSHING LEADERS with the top career rushing average among streak at 10 with its 22-13 victory at Dayton on through games of Oct. 1 returning juniors (currently 102.4 ypg.) ... his Sept. 10. DU, which has won four of its last fi ve Duquesne junior Larry McCoy and Colgate con- 20.2 career carries per game average ranks fi fth meetings with the perennial Pioneer Football in the FCS ... carried 252 times for 1,291 yards sensus All-America Nate Eachus - a senior in 2011 League power, was the last team to defeat UD and six TDs last season (5.1 ypc.) ... ranked 11th - were the only returning FCS players who ranked before the Flyers began their 10-game streak. nationally in yard per game at 117.4 ... averag- among the top eight in rushing yards per game, ing 5.07 ypc. for his career ... had six 100-yard • DU amassed 628 yards of total offense in its 49- yards per carry and carries per game entering the games in 2010 ... all six came in the Dukes’ last 14 win over Valparaiso on Sept. 17. The total yards season. Here are the current rankings: eight games ... the six 100-yard games were were the most since 647 in a 36-14 win over Siena one shy of the DU single-season record ... has YARDS PER GAME 15 career 100-yard games including fi ve in six in 2003. Duquesne’s 427 rushing yards were its games this season. most since 457 vs. La Salle in 2003. Larry McCoy # TEAM, SCHOOL CL. YPG (21-164) and Bill Bair (16-154) both topped 100 1. Nate Eachus, Colgate Sr. 124.3 2. Andrew Pierce, Delaware So. 108.9 77 • OT • RON DUNN, Sr. (6-6, 320) yards marking the fi rst time since Oct. 26, 2002 that two Dukes ran for 100 yards in the same game 3. Migual Maysonet, Stony Brook Jr. 107.0 2010 second team All-NEC ... has started a 4. Tirrell Rennie, UNI Sr. 104.7 team-high 37 consecutive games on the of- (Kyle Postell: 17-130 & Mike Hilliard: 20-122 at La 5. Zach Bauman, Northern Arizona So. 103.5 fensive line including the last 28 at left tackle Salle). It was the fi rst time since a 55-0 win over 6. LARRY McCOY, DUQUESNE Jr. 102.4 ... has helped clear the way for junior RB Larry Siena on Oct. 27, 2001 that two Duquesne players 7. Tim Flanders, Sam Houston St. So. 99.6 McCoy who has topped the 100-yard mark 15 rushed for over 150 yards in the same game (Donte 8. Bryan Hilliard, Sacramento St. Sr. 95.9 times in the past two-plus seasons. Small 27-186 & Josh Rue 16-158) 9. Brock Jackolski, Stony Brook Sr. 93.9 10. Eric Breitenstein, Wofford Jr. 93.2 • Sixteen of DU’s 21 touchdown drives this season 6 • QB • SEAN PATTERSON, Jr. (6-1, 200) have covered 60 or more yards. YARDS PER CARRY Threw for 2,050 yards and 20 touchdowns in his Minimum 300 carries and 15 games played fi rst full season as a starter ... completed 54.2 • QB Sean Patterson, who ranks 25th nationally in percent of his passes with a 129.93 effi ciency # TEAM, SCHOOL CL. YPG pass effi ciency (145.38), is 8-3 in his past 11 starts. rating ... threw for two or more scores in seven 1. Eric Breitenstein, Wofford Jr. 5.87 The junior lefty has thrown for 27 touchdowns with of 11 games ... also ran for 286 yards and three 2. Cory McCaffrey, Portland State Sr. 5.84 3. Tirrell Rennie, UNI Sr. 5.82 scores ... threw for 15 TDs with just three inter- 10 interceptions over that span. 4. Kyle Harbridge, Saint Francis, Pa. Jr. 5.63 ceptions in DU’s last six games of 2010. • Receiver Connor Dixon has caught six touch- 5. Dontey Gay, Tennessee Tech Sr. 5.58 down passes in DU’s past three games. Nine of his 6. Nate Eachus, Colgate Sr. 5.48 10 • WR • CONNOR DIXON, Gr. (6-5, 212) 18 receptions in 2011 have gone for TDs. 7. Chris Douglas, Missouri State Sr. 5.47 Michigan State transfer came to Duquesne in 8. DeAndre Presley, Appalachian St. Sr. 5.37 2008 as a QB ... shoulder injuries forced him • DU’s fi rst scholarship class, signed in February 9. Jamaine Cook, Youngstown State Jr. 5.33 to make the move to receiver eight games into of 2008, makes up the majority of this year’s junior 10. Carlos Anderson, UNI Jr. 5.21 the 2009 season ... was granted a rare sixth and senior classes. Duquesne offered 18 schol- 16. LARRY McCOY, DUQUESNE Jr. 5.07 year of eligibility the day before the opener at arships to the fi rst class. That number has been Bucknell ... caught a TD pass on his fi rst play increased to the current number of 28. RUSHES PER GAME from scrimmage despite having not practiced Minimum 15 games played with the team since November of 2010 ... was • A major renovation of the home locker room as # TEAM, SCHOOL CL. RPG a second team All-NEC pick last season (43- well as coaches offi ces located in the fi eldhouse 1. Nate Eachus, Colgate Sr. 22.7 602-5) ... has caught a pass in every game (21 located off the east end of Rooney Field was 2. Zach Bauman, Northern Arizona So. 22.3 through Albany) since moving to receiver. completed over the summer. The newly named 3. Andrew Pierce, Delaware So. 21.7 Keller Fieldhouse project comes on the heels of a 4. Bryan Hilliard, Sacramento St. Sr. 20.7 5. LARRY McCOY, DUQUESNE Jr. 20.2 32 • S • SERGE KONA, Jr. (5-11, 223) renovation of Rooney Field which was completed DU’s top returning tackler made the move from 6. Tim Flanders, Sam Houston St. So. 19.3 in 2009. linebacker - where he started all 11 games in 7. Caulton Ray, Western Illinois Jr. 18.4 8. Jonathan Grimes, William & Mary Sr. 18.0 2010 - to safety in the spring ... had 64 stops • Duquesne returned 98.5 percent of its rushing (36 solo), including a team-high 12 tackles for yards mainly in the legs of junior running back loss as a sophomore ... also forced a team-best Larry McCoy. McCoy carried 252 times for 1,291 yards and six touchdowns as a sophomore (ranked three fumbles and broke up three passes ... had 11th nationally). McCoy topped 100 yards six times in 2010 with all six coming in an eight-game span 17 tackles for loss at LB ... entered the year tied for 5th nationally among returnees in career of NEC play. He has fi ve 100-yard games in six starts this season. fumbles forced per game (0.18). • DU had to fi nd a replacement for kicker Eric Duale who chose not to return in 2011. Duale was one of the most improved players in the NEC last year with a team-high 73 points. The junior-to-be 90 • DE • ALEX INDA, Sr. (6-2, 267) converted 14-of-18 fi eld goal attempts and 31-of-32 extra points last season. Charlie Leventry, who Has started the past 28 games on the defensive has handled punting duties for the past two seasons, is 9-of-12 on fi eld goal attempts (including of line ... led all DU linemen with 55 tackles (25 40-yards or longer) with 46 points through six games. Leventry ranks tied for 13th nationally with an solo) and tied for the team lead with 3.0 sacks in average of 1.50 fi eld goals per game. He is averaging 37.0 yards per punt with 12 inside the 20. 2010 ... recovered a team-best three fumbles for 38 yards ... also forced two fumbles and added • The Dukes return four of fi ve members of the 2010 offensive line: left tackle Ron Dunn, left guard six tackles for loss ... broke up four passes and Eric Warning, center Cameron Downey and left guard Jamaal Thomas. The fi fth starter, Brian Layhue had fi ve quarterback hurries. has moved from right tackle to tight end - a position he played in his fi rst two seasons at DU. Jeremy Summers (6-2, 293), a JC transfer from Laney College in Oakland, Calif. has taken over Layhue’s vacated spot. Summers is the brother of San Diego Chargers fullback Frank Summers. The O-line, which has given up just eight sacks in six games, has helped the Dukes produce 431.5 yards per game - good for 14th nationally. LOOK AT LARRY Here are the game-by-game rushing totals for • Pittsburgh native Gary Dunn, who spent the previous 14 years at Morehead State, is in his fi rst junior running back Larry McCoy: season as DU’s offensive coordinator. Dunn replaces former DU quarterback Niel Loebig who moved with his wife to Florida. Loebig was on the staff for fi ve seasons including the last two as offensive coordinator. Dunn, who was the OC at Morehead for his fi nal 11 seasons, regularly recruited the FRESHMAN (2009) ATT-YDS-TD LNG western Pennsylvania area for the Eagles. Bucknell+ 14-31-0 9 at Nicholls St 34-195-0 34 • DU’s fi rst two games were both decided in the fi nal minute. In week one, Bucknell ended an 82 yard at Monmouth+ 10-38-0 11 at Dayton+ 14-118-1 t67 drive with a one yard run on fourth-and-goal with 57 seconds left and tacked on the extra point for Robt Morris+ 20-107-2 20 a 27-26 win. DU led 16-3 with possession with two minutes to go in fi rst half. On Sept. 10 at Dayton, at Albany+ 24-59-0 7 Duquesne scored nine points in the fi nal 30 seconds to secure a 22-13 win. Charlie Leventry capped CCSU 5-20-0 14 a 52 yard drive with a 24 yard fi eld with 30 seconds left and cornerback Jared Williams blocked a at St Francis+ 3-11-0 6 50 yard fi eld goal attempt, scooped up the ball an ran 48 yards for a score as time expired. The win Wagner 7-70-0 39 snapped Dayton’s FCS-best win streak at 10. at Sacred Heart+ 20-121-*5 17 Bryant 9-37-0 13 • The Dukes have lost four starters/key reserves for the season: WR Akeem Moore (Pittsburgh, TOTAL 160-807-8 (*73.4 ypg) t67 Pa./Brentwood) torn ACL at practice on Sept. 21; DE Reggie Eiland (Accokeek, Md./Gwynn Park) NAT’L RANK *38th ankle injury on Sept. 22; RB/Return Specialist Ryan Ho (Pearl City, Hawaii/Kamehameha Schools) * - top rushing average among FCS freshmen dislocated ankle in the opener at Bucknell and WR/Return Specialist David Thomas (Ocala, Fla./ Trinity Catholic) broken foot vs. Valparaiso. One other, LB Tyler Zimmer (Harrison City, Pa./Penn- SOPHOMORE (2010) ATT-YDS-TD LNG Trafford), is out indefi nitely with an ankle injury. Bucknell+ 20-81-1 22 Dayton+ 21-84-2 15 at Delaware+ 20-88-0 20 ALBANY LEFTOVERS: The loss ended Duquesne’s win streak at four ... it was the Albany+ 29-123-2 25 Monmouth+ 18-74-0 25 Dukes’ longest streak since fi ve consecutive wins in 2007 (DU’s last season in the MAAC) ... at CCSU+ 24-246-1 51 Duquesne has been outscored 117-20 in three all-time visits to University Field ... Albany ran 87 Sacred Heart+ 24-122-1 20 plays to 52 for Duquesne ... the Great Danes posted 28 fi rst downs to Duquesne’s nine ... Connor at Wagner+ 29-131-0 18 at Robert Morris+ 18-81-0 15 Dixon (South Park, Pa./South Park) extended his streak of consecutive games with at least one St. Francis+ 22-101-0 10 catch to 21 with a 35 yard touchdown reception in the third quarter ... it was his lone reception of at Bryant+ 27-160-0 29 the game ... the 6-5, 212-pound graduate student has caught at least one pass in every game since TOTAL 252-1,291-6 (117.4/g) 51 moving from quarterback to receiver eight games into the 2009 season ... Dixon has caught at least NAT’L RANK 11th one touchdown pass in all six games this season ...exactly half of Dixon’s 18 catches this year have Entered the 2011 season as the top returning junior gone for touchdowns (9) ... junior linebacker Horvin Latimer (Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty) had a rusher (95.4 career ypg.) in the NCAA FCS career high 18 tackles (six solo) ... his previous best was 14 stops at Saint Francis in 2009 ... the 18 JUNIOR (2011) ATT-YDS-TD LNG tackles, which tied the fourth-highest total in school history, were the most by a DU player since at Bucknell+ 30-112-1 16 Nathan Totino’s school record 23 vs. Albany on Oct. 4, 2008 ... cornerback Aaron Fitzpatrick at Dayton+ 26-113-0 19 (Erie, Pa./McDowell), who had 14 tackles in 11 games last year, had a career-high 12 stops (seven Valparaiso+ 21-164-1 32 at St Francis+ 23-153-1 14 solo) ... junior running back Larry McCoy (Wytheville, Va./George Wythe) saw his streak of Bryant 34-153-1 40 consecutive 100 yard games snapped at seven ... his 75 yards were his fewest since a 74 yard effort at Albany 20-75-0 13 last year vs. Monmouth (a span of 12 games) ... McCoy, who ranks fourth on DU’s all-time rushing CCSU Wagner list (2,868 yards), needs 132 to reach 3,000 ... senior Isaac Spragg (Westfi eld, Va./Valley Forge at Monmouth (Pa.) Military Academy) had a team-high six catches for 58 yards ... Spragg, who entered the at Sacred Heart season with eight catches in 22 career games, leads DU with 34 catches for 403 yards. Robert Morris TOTAL 154-770-4 40 NAT’L RANK 3rd IN THE POLLS: DU, which appeared in the “others receiving votes” category of the Sept. + - indicates game started 12 Sports Network FCS Top 25 poll with an NEC-best 10 points following its win at Dayton, dis- appeared from the poll for two weeks following a 49-14 win over Valpo & 41-14 victory at Saint CAREER HIGHS Francis, Pa. The Dukes were back the week of Oct. 3 - following a 31-28 win over Bryant - with Rushes ...... 34 at Nicholls State (Fr.) Yards ...... 246 at CCSU (So.) an NEC-best 17 points. The Dukes were also tied for 36th in the Oct. 3 FCS Coaches Poll with six Long ...... t67 at Dayton (Fr.) points. DU was dropped from both polls following its loss at Albany on Oct. 8. TD’s ...... *5 at Sacred Heart (Fr.) Career 100-Yard Games...... 15 (Fr - 4; So. - 6; Jr. - 5) HOME SWEET HOME MOST CAREER RUSHING YARDS Duquesne is 73-22-0 all time at Rooney Field including winning streaks of 16, 14 and 10 games. IN DUQUESNE HISTORY Duquesne owns non-conference home wins over Bucknell (three times), Lafayette (twice), Dayton (twice), VMI, Butler, Morehead State and Fordham among others over the past 13-plus seasons. DU 1. 4,260 Donte Small 1998-01 is 29-11 in non-conference home games (11-2 under Jerry Schmitt) on Rooney Field. 2. 3,830 Pedro Bowman 1981-84 3. 3,188 Mike Hilliard 1999-03 DUQUESNE AT ROONEY FIELD 4. 2,868 Larry McCoy 2009-current First Game ______Oct. 23, 1993 5. 2,605 Sean McDonough 1986-88 Season ______19th McCoy enters the CCSU game needing 132 Record ______73-22-0 (.768) yards to reach 3,000. Conference Games ______44-11 MAAC Games Only: 1994-07 ______38-4 MOST CAREER 100-YARD GAMES NEC Games Only: 2008-current ______6-7 at the FCS level (since 1993) Non-Conference Games ______29-11 Undefeated Seasons ______5 (2005 last) 21 Donte Small 1998-01 Current Streak ______W4 15 Larry McCoy 2009- Long Win Streak ______16 (ended with 30-20 loss to Bucknell on Nov. 20, 2004) 14 Mike Hilliard 1999-03 MORE ON THE DUKES: This is Duquesne’s fourth season as a scholarship-granting football program and fourth season as an associate DUQUESNE BY THE NUMBERS member of the Northeast Conference. With the move to the NEC, Duquesne offered 18 scholarships in February of 2008. That number has increased to 1 . . . Number of Dukes currently in the National Football League. 28 this season. Duquesne granted only need-based fi nancial aid for football Cornerback Leigh Bodden, an All-American at DU from 1999-02, playing student-athletes as a member of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Confer- is in his ninth NFL season - and third with the New England Patriots. ence Football League from 1994 through 2007. The NEC competed as a Bodden sat out last season with a torn rotator cuff. Bodden was originally signed as an undrafted free agent by the Cleveland Browns non-scholarship member of the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision on May 2, 2003. until 2006 when the conference adopted an athletics-based aid model. This is the second season the NEC regular season champion will be an automatic 3.67 . . . Grade point average of 2010 ESPN Academic All-District qualifi er for the Division I Football Championship. 2 receiver Joe Cangilla. Cangilla, a mathematics/secondary educa- tion major, has a 14.4 career yards per catch average (24-345). ON THE MOVE: Key position changes from last season: junior Serge Kona, a starter in all 11 games last season at outside linebacker, has 5 . . . Duquesne’s fi ve Northeast Conference wins last year (5-3, moved to safety ... senior Brian Layhue, who started all 11 games at right 3rd place) were one more than it had in its fi rst two NEC seasons tackle last season, moved to tight end in the spring ... Layhue played tight combined (2-5, 6th in 2008 and 2-6, t7th in 2009). DU posted its fi rst end in 2008 & 2009 ... redshirt freshman Rich Piekarski, who reshirted conference wins over both Albany (28-17) and Bryant (37-29). DU is 6-2 in its past eight NEC games. as a quarterback in 2010, has also moved to safety ... junior Matthew Glose moved from fullback to linebacker in week two. 6 . . . Number of MAAC championship teams sixth-year head coach Jerry Schmitt was part of at Duquesne both as an assistant (1995, A WELCOME ADDITION: Duquesne was informed roughly 30 1996 & 1999) and head coach (2005, 2006 & 2007). hours before the season opener that receiver Connor Dixon (South Park, Pa./South Park) was granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA. The 6-2 . . . Duquesne’s record in its past eight NEC games dating appeal request was based on an illness and injury Dixon suffered in 2006 back to last season. and 2007 respectively at while Michigan State, which limited his partici- pation during his fi rst two college seasons. A second team All-NEC pick 15 . . . Number of career 100-yard rushing games posted by Larry in 2010 who had not practiced with the team since last November, Dixon McCoy. Only one person - all-time leading rusher Donte Small (4,260 jumped in a car with his father and met the team in Williamsport, Pa. in yards from 1998-01) has posted more 100-yard games (21) since time for dinner the night before the opener at Bucknell. The offensive DU moved to the FCS level in 1993. McCoy has opened the 2011 season with fi ve consecutive 100-yard games. coaches quizzed him on the playbook and Dixon, a former quarterback, passed with fl ying colors. He entered the game in the second quarter and caught a 14-yard touchdown pass on 3rd-and-goal on his fi rst play to give 17 . . . Number of consecutive games in which Larry McCoy has rushed for at least 74 yards. DU a 13-3 lead. The 6-5 Dixon, who had 43 catches for 602 yards and fi ve TDs last season, went on to add a second catch of seven yards in limited 18 . . . Number of scholarships Duquesne granted in February of action. With a week of practice under his belt, Dixon added a 10 yard TD 2008 in conjunction with the school’s move to the Northeast Confer- catch at Dayton. He posted his third TD (a 66 yard catch-and-run) against ence as an associate football-playing member. The 2011 recruiting Valparaiso before exploding for four catches for 175 yards and two scores class is the fourth to receive scholarships. DU’s scholarship total for (87 & 40 yards) at Saint Francis. Dixon, who caught a 41 yard pass on the football currently rests at 28. fi rst play of the game, had three catches for 168 yards and the two scores in the fi rst quarter alone. He was named NEC co-Offensive Player of the 21 . . . Number of consecutive games in which grad student receiver Week (Sept. 26) for his effort. Dixon, who has caught a pass in 21 con- Connor Dixon has caught a pass. Dixon, who transferred to DU secutive games since moving from quarterback to receiver, is averaging from Michigan State as a quarterback, has caught at least one pass 25.4 yards per catch (18-457-9) this season. in every game since changing positions eight games into the 2009 season. He has at least one TD in all six games this season. AND ANOTHER: A second former Big Ten player was added to the 29 . . . Number of touchdown passes thrown by Sean Patterson active roster when linebacker Dorian Bell (Monroeville, Pa./Gateway) in his past 12 games. Patterson, who had fi ve TDs and seven inter- made his Duquesne debut against Bryant. Bell, a sophomore transfer from ceptions in his fi rst fi ve games of 2010, threw for 15 scores with just Ohio State, was suspended for the Dukes’ fi rst four games before having three picks in his last six. He has 14 TDs and seven ints. in 2011. his eligibility reinstated by the NCAA on Sept. 27. Bell was ineligible for violation of an NCAA regulation that occurred while he was a student- 98.5% . . . Duquesne’s returned 98.5 percent of its rushing athlete at Ohio State. Bell, rated as a fi ve-star recruit by rivals.com as a yardage in 2011, including their top four ballcarriers from a year senior at nearby Gateway High School, redshirted for OSU’s 2009 Rose ago. Returnees accounted for nine of DU’s 10 rushing touchdowns Bowl and Big Ten championship team. He had nine tackles in eight games in 2010. DU also has four of fi ve offensive lineman back (the fi fth, senior Brian Layhue has moved from tackle to tight end). as a back-up linebacker last season. Bell, who has been practicing with the team since late August, entered the Bryant game in the fi rst quarter. He fi nished with six stops including a tackle for loss and added a quarterback 246 . . . Number of yards Larry McCoy rushed for at CCSU last season. McCoy, who averaged 10.2 ypc., had runs of 51, t48 and pressure in his fi rst game action since Nov. 27, 2010 vs. Michigan. Bell 46 yards in posting the fi fth-highest rushing total in school history. is the highest profi le player to transfer to DU since quarterback Tony It ranked as the seventh-most yards gained by an FCS player in a Zimmerman came to the Bluff from the University of Pittsburgh in 1998. game in 2010. Zimmerman, who was rated as one of the top prep quarterbacks in the nation following his senior season at Penn-Trafford High School, went 321 . . . Number of yards Larry McCoy needs to pass Mike on to throw for 7,313 yards and 73 touchdowns while breaking 14 school Hilliard (3,188 from 1999-03) and move into third place on DU’s all- records in three seasons as a starter for the Dukes from 1998-01. time rushing list. McCoy enters the CCSU game with 2,868 career rushing yards. A LITTLE EXPERIENCE: For the fi rst time in recent memory, the Dukes entered a season with an upperclass-laden roster. Of the 88 players on the roster (as of Sept. 3) the class breakdown is as follows: seniors (19) (including grad students), juniors (16), sophomores (13) and freshmen 2011 HONOR ROLL (40) (freshman numbers are skewed due to the inclusion of redshirts). Of the 2011 returnees, 31 started at least once last season. Of the 45 position players listed on the opening-day 2-deep, 16 NEC OFFENSIVE were seniors and 13 were juniors. Three true freshmen have seen action so far: back-up cornerback PLAYER OF THE WEEK Devin Williams (Concord, Calif./De La Salle), kick returner David Thomas (Ocala, Fla./Trinity Sean Patterson, Jr., QB ______Sept. 12 Catholic) and long snapper Brent Calvin (Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-Richland). Thomas was lost for the Accounted for 310 yards of total offense in DU’s season with a broken foot suffered in week three vs. Valparaiso. 22-13 win at Dayton ... was 19-for-32 passing for 254 yards and a TD and rushed nine times for 56 yards as DU ended Dayton’s FCS-best win IN THE TRENCHES: DU’s experience is best refl ected in the offensive line, where four streak at 10. starters return from last season (the fi fth starter, Brian Layhue, moved from offensive tackle to Connor Dixon, Gr., WR ______Sept. 26 tight end). The o-line started intact for all 11 games last season. Here are the returning starters Caught four passes for 175 yards - including three with number of consecutive starts in parentheses: 6-5, 305, LT Ron Dunn (37), 6-3, 274 LG Eric for 168 in the fi rst quarter alone - of DU’s 41-14 Warning (17), 6-2, 307 C Cameron Downey (28) and 6-2, 268 LG Jamaal Thomas (36). The experi- win at Saint Francis ... caught TD passes of 87 & 40 yards ... also added a 41-yard reception on the ence has posted dividends early as DU quarterbacks have been sacked just eight times, RB Larry fi rst play of the game. McCoy has fi ve 100-yard games and the Dukes are averaging 431.5 yards of total offense per game (14th nationally). NEC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK THE REAL McCOY: Junior Larry McCoy (Wytheville, Va./George Wythe), the na- (TBA) tion’s 11th-leading rusher last season (117.4 ypg.), posted all six of his 100-yard games in DU’s fi nal eight outings of 2010. The 5-10, 220-pound Virginia native was a model of consistency last NEC SPECIAL TEAMS season, rushing for between 74 and 246 yards on no fewer than 18 carries in any game. McCoy is PLAYER OF THE WEEK the top returning junior career rusher (95.4 ypg.) in the FCS. He picked up where he left off with Charlie Leventry, Jr., P/PK ____ Sept. 12 112 yards on 30 carries in the season-opening loss at Bucknell. He added 113 yards in the win at Nailed all three of his second-half attempts in a 22- Dayton and 164 on 21 totes vs. Valpo. McCoy made it four-straight 100-yard games with 23-153-1 13 road win over Dayton (3-of-4 for the game) ... hit at Saint Francis. He added 153 more yards on a career high-tying 34 totes vs. Bryant McCoy, who a 40-yarder to pull the Dukes even at 10-10 midway through the third quarter ... his 28-yard kick, which only played three quarters vs. both Valpo and SFU ranks third nationally - and fi rst in the NEC - came 5:50 later, gave Duquesne its fi rst lead of the with a 139.0 yards per game average. game ... added a game-winning 24-yarder with 30 seconds left ... also punted fi ve times with a career long of 61 yards ... is the fi rst DU player to earn POWER SERGE: Junior Serge Kona (Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg), the Dukes’ NEC Special Teams Player of the Week. leading returning tackler (64 stops, 36 solo) made the move from linebacker to safety in the spring. The 5-10, 215-pounder - who has established himself as one of the NEC’s hardest hitters, has shown NEC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK a nose for the football in his fi rst two seasons on the Bluff. In his fi rst two seasons, the Maryland native amassed 17 tackles for loss, broke up four passes, forced three fumbles and recovered two. (TBA) Kona, who is also returning kickoffs and punts in 2011, was named to the preseason All-NEC team. With Kona at safety, DU enters the CCSU game ranked 4th nationally in pass defense (139.0 ypg.) and 12th in pass effi ciency defense (105.18).

A PAT ON THE BACK: Junior Sean Patterson (Toledo, Ohio/St. John’s Jesuit), who threw for 2,050 yards in 20 touchdowns in his fi rst season as a starter, is back under center for the Dukes. The 6-2, 210-pounder is the fi fth player in school history to throw for over 2,000 yards in a season. Patterson, a two-time NEC Offensive Player of the Week last season, has completed 54.6 percent of his career passes. Patterson, who earned NEC Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 12 after amassing 310 yards of total offense in the win at Dayton, added 365 yards of total offense (290 yards passing and a career-best 75 rushing) to go along with four fi rst-half TD passes in DU’s 41-14 win at Saint Francis. Patterson’s 133.93 career pass effi ciency rating ranks 16th among active FCS quarterbacks.

SOMETHING TO SPRAGG ABOUT: Senior receiver Isaac Spragg (Westfi eld, Va./Valley Forge Military Academy), who entered the season with eight catches for 67 yards in 22 career games, exploded for nine catches for 100 yards and at TD (22 yds.) in the season opener at Bucknell. The catches, yards, touchdowns and long catch (the 22-yard TD) were all career bests. He added six receptions for 93 yards at Dayton (including a new career-long 42-yarder). Spragg leads the team with 34 catches for 403 yards and three scores. He has caught at least four balls in every game this season.

NO HO: Duquesne suffered a serious loss when sophomore Ryan Ho (Pearl City, Hawaii/ Kamehameha Schools) suffered a dislocated ankle on a kickoff return with 1:43 left in the fi rst half at Bucknell. Ho, who entered the year as the backup to Larry McCoy, ranked fourth nationally - and led the NEC - with a 29.4 yard kickoff return average as a true freshman in 2010. The Dukes also lost a second talented return man when true freshman David Thomas (Ocala, Fla./Trinity Catholic) was lost for the season with a broken foot suffered in the win over Valparaiso. NO MOORE: The Dukes also lost one of their top returning receivers when junior Akeem Moore (Pittsburgh, Pa./Brentwood) tore an ACL in practice on Sept. 21. Moore, who caught 22 A DUKE IN THE NFL passes for 322 yards and two TDs last season, had three catches for 21 yards through three games prior to the injury. It is the second season-ending injury in three years for Moore who missed the fi nal nine games of 2009 after suffering internal injuries following a catch in game two at Nicholls State.

CAPTAINS: The team named four permanent captains prior to the 2011 season in senior receiver Joe Cangilla (Allison Park, Pa./Hampton), senior defensive back Khiry Carter (Philadelphia, Pa./West Philadelphia Catholic), senior offensive lineman Ron Dunn (Abington, Mass./Mil- ford (N.Y.) Academy) and junior linebacker/special teams captain Zach Richert (Gibsonia, Pa./ Pine-Richland). Connor Dixon (South Park, Pa./South Park) was added as a fi fth captain after gaining his sixth year eligibility the day before the season opener at Bucknell. Courtesy of the New England Patriots/David Silverman Photo Duquesne currently has one player on a Na- IN NON-CONFERENCE PLAY: Duquesne is 17-14 in non-conference games under tional Football League roster in ninth-year seventh-year head coach Jerry Schmitt with wins over Robert Morris (three times prior to joining New England Patriots cornerback Leigh the NEC), Dayton (three times), Bucknell (twice) and Fordham (twice). At home, the Dukes are 11-2 Bodden. Originally signed as a free agent by in non-league play, while on the road Schmitt’s Dukes have fashioned a 6-12 mark. DU snapped a the Cleveland Browns, Bodden established seven-game skid in non-conference road games with a 22-13 win at Dayton on Sept. 3, 2011. The himself as a special teams standout before win snapped Dayton’s FCS-best win streak at 10. DU is opened with back-to-back road games for starting 11 times and picking off six passes the fi rst time since 2006 (at Bucknell and at Robert Morris). The last time the Dukes opened with for the Browns in 2005. He started all nine two games outside of the greater Pittsburgh area was in 2000 (at VMI and at La Salle). games for which he was healthy in 2006 and in 2007 Bodden tied for fi fth in the NFL with six interceptions, a team-high for Cleveland, DEEP WESTERN PA. ROOTS: Every coach on the Duquesne staff either played and was one of only eight players in the league high school football in the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (WPIAL) or at with at least six picks. Additionally, Bodden Duquesne University. The two coaches on the current staff who did not play high school ball in tied for second in the NFL with a total of Western Pa., played collegiately at Duquesne (defensive backs coach Jeremy McCullough and run- nine individual takeaways (six interceptions ning game coordinator/running backs coach Matt Stansfi eld). All 11 coaches played in college: and three fumble recoveries), and his three fumble recoveries tied for third in the league COACH WPIAL ALMA MATER COLLEGE (tied for fi rst among defensive backs). He was Jerry Schmitt (Head Coach) Keystone Oaks Westminster the only player to record at least three inter- Michael Craig (LB/Special Teams) West Allegheny Saint Francis, Pa. Anthony Doria (QB) Seton-La Salle Saint Francis, Pa. ceptions and recover three fumbles. Bodden, Gary Dunn (Offensive Coordinator) Seton-La Salle California, Pa. who was traded to Detroit for Shaun Rogers Dave Loya (WR) East Allegheny Duquesne following the 2007 season, was named as Dave Opfar (Defensive Coordinator) South Allegheny Penn State the 178th-best player in the NFL by Sports Darnel Richardson (DB) South Allegheny Marshall Illustrated’s Peter King in the magazine’s Mike Silianoff (Asst. Head Coach/OL) Gateway Westminster 2007 NFL Preview issue. In his preview of Nathan Totino (Defensive Asst.) Seton-La Salle Duquesne the Browns, King said of Bodden and then- teammate Kamerion Wimbley, “Bodden and NON-WPIAL COACHES Jeremy McCullough (DB) Duquesne Wimbley had breakout years in ‘06; you may Matt Stansfi eld (Run Game Coord./RB) Duquesne not have heard of them, but they’re on their way to becoming premier players.” Five years ago, outspoken Cincinnati wide receiver Chad A NEW LOOK FOR THE OFFENSE: Gary Dunn, who served as offensive coor- Ochocinco singled out Bodden as the NFL dinator for 11 of his fi nal 14 seasons at Morehead State, took over as DU’s offensive coordinator in cornerback who did the best job of covering February. Dunn, who also worked with the offensive line at MSU, coached three All-Americans him. Bodden was signed by the Patriots as a and 21 fi rst team All-Pioneer Football League players, in guiding an Eagles offense that regularly free agent in March of 2009. The Maryland ranked among the nation’s Football Championship Subdivision leaders in numerous NCAA statistical native was a two-time AP All-American for the Dukes from 1999-02. His 28 career categories. In 2000, MSU led the nation in both scoring and total offense. The 2005, Eagles ranked interceptions rank tied for second on the 12th in total offense (433 ypg.) and 18th in scoring offense (33.9) and last season Morehead fi nished all-time I-AA list. Bodden was signed as an 10th nationally in passing offense at 270 yards per game. Dunn, a Pittsburgh native, replaces Niel undrafted free agent by the Browns on May Loebig who was on the DU staff for fi ve seasons - including the 2010 campaign as offensive coordi- 2, 2003. Bodden is the fi rst Duke to stick with nator. Dunn’s recruiting area while at Morehead State included southwest Pennsylvania, southwest an NFL team since Al Demao played in 12 Ohio and central Kentucky. Among the three All-Americans he coached was Pittsburgh Schenley games for the Washington Redskins in 1953. High School product David Dinkins who set or tied 19 school records at MSU from 1998-00. Demao, who was named one of the Redskins 70 greatest players in 2002, was the last of 43 Dukes to play in the NFL between 1933 and 1953. Bodden was inducted to the Duquesne Sports Hall of Fame in October of 2009.

DUKE IN THE NFL PLAYER AT DUQUESNE Leigh Bodden, CB 1999-02 NFL TEAM STATUS New England Patriots 9th season DU’S FOURTH SEASON IN THE NEC: Duquesne, a member of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Football League from 1994 to 2007, is beginning its fourth season as an associate member of PLAYING “UP” the Northeast Conference Football League. With the move to the NEC, Duquesne made a tradition out of playing one of the most challenging Duquesne offered 18 scholarships beginning in February of 2008. That non-conference schedules when it competed as a I-AA Mid-Major. number currently rests at 28. Duquesne granted only need-based fi nan- The Dukes, who annually take on Patriot League schools are 10-12 all cial aid for football playing student-athletes as a member of the MAAC. time against that league. No member of the former MAAC Pioneer The NEC competed as a non-scholarship member of the NCAA Football League or NEC has won more games vs. the Patriot League than Championship Subdivision until 2006 when the conference adopted an Duquesne (10). DU is 33-27 in non-conference games since 1999 athletics-based aid model. “I think this move will cause prospective (22-5 at home and 11-22 on the road): student-athletes to look at Duquesne University a little differently,” said head coach Jerry Schmitt when the Dukes joined the NEC. “Not only NOTABLE NON-CONFERENCE WINS SINCE 1999 will they see Duquesne’s high academic standards, but they’ll also see 1999 the enhanced commitment to the football program. From a competitive Nov. 13 at Lafayette 28-17 A Patriot League standpoint, we always strive for improvement.” Duquesne started its 2000 program in 1902 and competed at the highest level - winning a pair of Sept. 2 at VMI 57-31 A Southern Conference New Years Day Bowl games (1934 Festival of Palms and 1937 Orange) Oct. 14 Georgetown 44-20 H Independent - before disbanding following the 1950 season. DU returned at the Club Nov. 11 Lafayette 23-14 H Patriot League level prior to the 1969 season and won a National Club Championship in 2001 1973. The Dukes competed at the NCAA Division III level from 1979-92 Aug. 30 VMI 41-18 H Southern Conference before moving up to the non-scholarship Football Championship Sub- Sept. 22 at Butler 33-23 A Pioneer League division in 1993. The NEC Football League, which was established in 2002 1996, includes full-time conference members Bryant University, Central Sept. 7 Bucknell 35-14 H Patriot League Connecticut State University, Monmouth University, Robert Morris Sept. 28 at Dayton 35-28 A Pioneer League University, Sacred Heart University, Saint Francis (Pa.) University and Oct. 5 Lafayette 23-22 H Patriot League Wagner College along with associate members the University at Albany 2003 and Duquesne University. Sept. 13 Butler 49-0 H Pioneer League Nov. 15 Robert Morris 33-28 H Northeast Conference Nov. 22 Monmouth* 12-10 H Northeast Conference * - ECAC Classic 2004 Sept. 4 at Holy Cross 31-7 A Patriot League Sept. 18 Georgetown 45-7 H Patriot League Nov. 13 Morehead State 36-33 H (OT) Pioneer League

2005 (Jerry Schmitt’s fi rst season) Sept. 3 Robert Morris 23-12 H Northeast Conference Sept. 10 Fordham 30-13 H Patriot League 2006 Sept. 9 at Robert Morris 27-7 A Northeast Conference Sept. 23 Sacred Heart 24-21 H Northeast Conference Oct. 7 at Fordham 20-17 A Patriot League 2007 Sept. 22 at Sacred Heart 30-23 A (OT) Northeast Conf. Oct. 20 Robert Morris 17-14 H Northeast Conference

2008 (fi rst season in NEC) Sept. 27 Dayton 24-16 H Pioneer League 2009 Sept. 5 Bucknell 24-19 H Patriot League 2010 Sept. 4 Bucknell 17-13 H Patriot League Sept. 11 Dayton 35-31 H Pioneer League 2011 Sept. 3 at Dayton 22-13 A Pioneer League

MOST WINS VS. THE PATRIOT LEAGUE BY MEMBERS OF THE FORMER MAAC, PIONEER & NEC (through Oct. 1)

10 DUQUESNE 5 Monmouth 4 Albany, Marist 3 Dayton 2 CCSU, San Diego 1 Bryant, Davidson, Sacred Heart, Wagner 0 Drake, Robert Morris, Saint Francis, Pa.

Pioneer League & NEC schools who have yet to face a Patriot League team: Butler, Campbell, Morehead State, Jacksonville, Valparaiso PAST TWO MEETINGS VS. CCSU

AT NEW BRITAIN, CONN. IN 2010 AT PITTSBURGH IN 2009 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 31, DUQUESNE 29 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 31, DUQUESNE 24 Oct. 9, Arute Field, New Britain, Conn. Oct. 17, Rooney Field, Pittsburgh, Pa. Records: Duquesne (3-3, 1-2), CCSU (4-2, 3-0) Records: Duquesne (2-5, 1-3), CCSU (5-1, 3-0) sunny - 66 degrees overcast - 39 degrees

A valiant comeback by Duquesne ended with a failed two-point conver- Hunter Wanket threw for a career-high 233 yards and three second-half sion as Central Connecticut hung on for a 31-29 win over the Dukes at touchdowns as Central Connecticut State rallied from a 21-10 third quarter Arute Field. defi cit to defeat Duquesne 31-24 at Rooney Field. The win was the school record 12th in a row at home for the Blue The win was the fourth in a row for CCSU which upped its record to Devils who moved to 4-2 overall and 3-0 in the NEC. The loss dropped 5-1 overall and 3-0 in the Northeast Conference. The loss was the fi rst at Duquesne to 3-3 overall and 1-2 in conference play. home for the Dukes, who dropped to 2-5 overall and 1-3 in the NEC. The Dukes scored two touchdowns in the fi nal 2:07, the last of which James Mallory, who fi nished with 121 yards on 15 carries, raced 63 was a fi ve-yard pass from Sean Patterson to Dave Williams on fourth-and- yards for a score on CCSU’s third play from scrimmage to give the Blue goal on the fi nal play of the game. Devils a 7-0 lead. CCSU took over after Duquesne’s Eric Duale was wide Patterson then found Akeem Moore in the end zone for an apparent left on a 40-yard fi eld goal attempt. game-tying two point conversion, but the conversion was denied when it Redshirt freshman Sean Patterson, who threw for 187 yards and two was ruled that Moore had stepped out of the end zone prior making the touchdowns in his fi rst career start, found tight end Matthew Glose for a catch. four-yard touchdown to tie it with 6:25 to go in the fi rst quarter. The 61-yard Duquesne, behind a career-best 246 yards rushing from Larry McCoy, DU drive was aided by fourth down holding and third down roughing the fi nished with 461 total yards. CCSU, which got 142 yards rushing from quarterback calls on CCSU. Patterson ran for 33 yards on the drive. Everette Benjamin, fi nished with 375 yards. Duquesne struck again when Patterson found Brooks Roorback for a Patterson fi nished with 171 yards and a pair of touchdowns to Wil- 47-yard touchdown. Roorback appeared to be tackled at the 15, but rolled liams. Gunnar Jesperson threw for 175 yards and two scores for CCSU. over a CCSU defender, never touched the ground, regained his footing and Eric Duale tied DU’s school record with three fi eld goals. sprinted to the end zone. CCSU took the opening kickoff and drove 60 yards in 12 plays to take CCSU added a 21-yard Joe Izzo fi eld goal to make it 14-10 at the a 7-0 lead on a three-yard run by Chris Tolbert. half. Joe Izzo added a 25-yard fi eld goal to give the Blue Devils a 10-0 lead Duquesne increased its lead to 21-10 on its fi rst possession of the after one quarter. second half, when Cleo Williams raced untouched up the middle from 27 Central Connecticut made it three scores in three possessions when yards out. Jesperson hit Josue Paul with a 64-yard touchdown pass to make it 17-0 Two play’s later, Wanket hit Josue Paul with a 64-yard touchdown one minute into the second quarter. pass to make it 21-17. Duquesne followed its fi rst stop with a 27-yard Duale fi eld goal to cut The Blue Devils regained the lead when Wanket hit Aubrey Norris the lead to 17-3 with 5:47 to go in the half. McCoy set up the kick with a with a 14-yard pass with just under three minutes left in the third quarter. 51-yard run that gave him 100 yards on his fi rst eight carries. Wanket was 7-of-8 for 160 yards and two TDs in the third quarter and The Dukes drove 59 yards - all on the ground - to the CCSU 10 before 10-of-12 for 200 yards and three TDs in the second half. settling for another Duale fi eld goal, this one from 30 yards, on the fi nal Duquesne’s Nathan Totino dropped Wanket for a one-yard loss on play of the half. fourth-and-two from the DU fi ve early in the fourth quarter. McCoy picked up where he left off, taking a hand off and racing 48 London Lomax blocked a punt at the Duquesne 26, setting up a fourth- yards for a score on DU’s fi rst possession of the second half to pull the and-four 20-yard touchdown pass from Wanket to Nick Colagiovanni that Dukes within four at 17-13. upped the CCSU lead to 31-21 with 8:26 remaining. CCSU ended the streak of 13 consecutive Duquesne points when The Dukes drove to the CCSU three before Duale kicked a 20-yard Jesperson found Eric Richardson for a four-yard score to make it 24-13. fi eld goal to make it 31-24 with 3:49 left. DU answered with a drive to the CCSU two, but once again settled Duquesne took over at its own 43 with 1:58 to go and moved to the for a Duale fi eld goal, this one from 21 yards out before the Blue Devils CCSU 35 before a fourth down pass from Patterson to Michael Rasky was took it 52 yards in 11 plays with Richardson scoring from one yard out broken up by Lomax. with just under four minutes left. Paul fi nished with eight catches for 142 yards for CCSU. Brooks Ro- The Dukes once again moved the ball inside the CCSU 10 and this orback set new career highs for catches (4) and yards (76) for Duquesne. time cashed in when Sean Patterson found Dave Williams for a nine-yard True freshman Horvin Latimer led Duquesne with 13 tackles. Totino added touchdown on fourth down to make it 31-23 with 2:07 to go. 11 stops for the Dukes. DU took over at its own 11 with 1:37 left and zero timeouts on its fi nal drive. Patterson completed fi ve passes before the score, including a BY QUARTER ______1 ____ 2 ____ 3 ____ 4 _____FINAL 27-yarder to Williams on fourth-and-16 to keep the drive alive. CCSU ______7 ____ 3 ___ 14 ____ 7 ______31 DUQUESNE ______14 ____ 0 ____ 7 ____ 0 ______24 BY QUARTER ______1 ____ 2 ____ 3 ____ 4 _____FINAL DUQUESNE ______0 ____ 6 ____ 7 ___ 16 ______29 LEADERS CCSU ______10 ____ 7 ____ 7 ____ 7 ______31 Rushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - C.Williams (14-79-1); CCSU - Mallory (15-121-1) Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Patterson (26-13-0-187-2); CCSU - Wanket LEADERS (20-15-0-233-3) Rushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - McCoy (24-246-1); CC - Benjamin (32-142-0) Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Roorback (4-76-1); CCSU - Paul (8-142-1) Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Patterson (15-36-0-171-2); CC - Jespersen Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Latimer (13/2), Totino (11/7); CCSU - Briody (9/4) (11-18-0-175-2) Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - D.Williams (7-63-2); CC - Martin (3-28-0) Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Carter (15/3); CC - Marino (13/2) 2011 DUQUESNE FOOTBALL DEPTH CHART CCSU at Duquesne • Oct. 15, 2011 •

OFFENSE DEFENSE

SE 7 __ Isaac Spragg ______SR, 6-0, 187 DE 90 __ Alex Inda ______SR, 6-2, 252 19 __ Joe Cangilla ______SR, 6-2, 197 99 __ Josh Lott ______JR, 6-1, 265

LT 77 __ Ron Dunn ______SR, 6-5, 305 DT 50 __ Mike Passodelis ______SR, 6-2, 265 63 __Tim Wood ______FR, 6-5, 290 97 __ Joey Arecchi ______JR, 6-4, 295

LG 79 __ Eric Warning ______JR, 6-3, 274 DE 73 __ Aldon Sutton ______SR, 6-1, 287 74 __ Dominic Broglia ______FR, 6-1, 285 99 __ Josh Lott ______JR, 6-1, 265

C 75 __ Cameron Downey ______SR, 6-2, 307 SAM 33 __Chidozie Oparanozie ______JR, 6-0, 242 66 __ Nick Redden ______SO, 6-1, 296 17 __ Anthony Rhoades ______SR, 6-0, 223

RG 71 __ Jamaal Thomas ______SR, 6-2, 268 MIKE 11 __ Horvin Latimer ______JR, 6-1, 239 62 __ Bryan Small ______FR, 6-1, 283 15 __ Ashton Burno ______SR, 6-2, 230

RT 52 __ Jeremy Summers______JR, 6-2, 293 WILL 26 __ Chris Oliver ______SR, 6-0, 200 68 __ Gus Sutera ______SO, 6-2, 245 2 __ Dorian Bell ______SO, 6-1, 228

TE 89 __ Brian Layhue ______SR, 6-5, 254 OLB 35 __ Derek Lakins ______JR, 6-0, 226 85 __ Kyle Shuman ______FR, 6-5, 250 47 __ Zach Richert ______JR, 6-0, 195

FL 10 __ Connor Dixon ______GR, 6-5, 212 CB 9 __ Jared Williams ______SR, 5-9, 193 12 __ Brooks Roorback ______SR, 6-1, 164 21 __ Brandon Martin ______FR, 5-8, 165

FB 39 __ Ethan Dorsey ______SO, 5-10, 233 FS 32 __ Serge Kona ______JR, 5-10, 215 34 __ Andrew Bly ______FR, 5-11, 210 13 __ Richie Piekarski ______FR, 6-2, 200

RB 28 __ Larry McCoy ______JR, 5-10, 220 SS 18 __ Khiry Carter ______SR, 5-9, 200 23 __ Bill Bair ______SR, 6-0, 200 20 __ Logan Rucker ______SO, 6-1, 210

QB 6 __ Sean Patterson ______JR, 6-2, 210 CB 24 __ Aaron Fitzpatrick ______SR, 6-1, 193 14 __ Marty Mitchell ______SO, 6-1, 208 29 __ Devin Williams ______FR, 5-9, 176

SPECIALISTS SPECIALISTS

PK 38 __ Charlie Leventry ______JR, 6-3, 194 P 38 __ Charlie Leventry ______JR, 6-3, 194 96 __Nick Esquire ______FR, 5-6, 164 92 __ Aaron Fleck ______SO, 5-11, 181

LS 88 __ Dane Faloon ______JR, 5-10, 187 PR 32 __ Serge Kona ______JR, 5-10, 215 62 __ Brent Calvin ______FR, 5-10, 215 10 __ Connor Dixon ______GR, 6-5, 212

H 13 __ Richie Piekarski ______FR, 6-2, 200 KO 38 __ Charlie Leventry ______JR, 6-3, 194 96 __Nick Esquire ______FR, 5-6, 164

KR 23 __ Bill Bair ______SR, 6-0, 200 29 __ Devin Williams ______FR, 5-9, 176

ROSTER NOTES Junior Serge Kona, a starter in all 11 games last season at inside linebacker, has moved to safety ... senior Brian Layhue, who started all 11 games at right tackle last season, moved to tight end in the spring ... Layhue played tight end in 2008 & 2009 ... redshirt freshman Rich Piekarski, who came to Duquesne as a quarterback, has moved to safety ... junior Matthew Glose moved from fullback to linebacker following week one ... sophomore Ryan Ho, the back-up tailback and kickoff return specialist was lost for the season with a dislocated ankle suffered late in the fi rst half of the season opener at Bucknell ... junior receiver Akeem Moore was lost for the season with a torn ACL suffered in practice on Sept. 21 ... starting DE Reggie Eiland was lost for the season with an ankle injury suffered two days before the Sept. 24 Saint Francis game ... freshman WR/Return Specialist David Thomas was lost for the season with a broken foot suffered against Valparaiso (Sept. 17). NUMERICAL ROSTER 2011 DUQUESNE FOOTBALL ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 1...... Noel Oduho 2...... Dorian Bell No. Name ...... Cl .... Pos .....Ht ...... Wt ...... Hometown/High School (Transfer) 97 Arecchi, Joey ...... JR ...... DL ...... 6-4 ...... 295 ...Ottawa, Canada/Harmony Community School 2A ...... Zach Nichi (Cincinnati,Ohio) (Arizona Western) 3...... Sean Brady 23 Bair, Bill ...... SR...... RB ...... 6-0 ...... 200 ...... Valencia, Pa./Mars Area 4...... Akeem Moore 67 Barlek, Scott ...... FR ...... OL ...... 6-3 ...... 251 ...... Sewickley, Pa./Avonworth 5...... Derron Copeland 2 Bell, Dorian ...... SO ..... LB ...... 6-1 ...... 228 ...... Monroeville, Pa./Gateway (Ohio State) 80 Berexa, Tommy ...... FR ...... WR ..... 5-8 ...... 185 ...... Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-Richland 6...... Sean Patterson 34 Bly, Andrew ...... FR ...... RB ..... 5-11 .....210 ...... Allison Park, Pa./Hampton 7...... Isaac Spragg 3 Brady, Sean ...... SO .....WR .... 5-11 .....193 ...... Orchard Park, N.Y./Canisius 8...... Matthew Glose 74 Broglia, Dominic ...... FR ...... OL ...... 6-1 ...... 285 ...... Canonsburg, Pa./Canon-McMillan 9...... Jared Williams 78 Brooks, Jordan ...... FR ...... OL ...... 6-3 ...... 365 ...... Pelham, Ala./Pelham 10 ...... Connor Dixon 76 Buchholz, Dan ...... FR ...... DL ...... 6-4 ...... 260 ...... Malvern, Pa./Great Valley 15 Burno, Ashton ...... SR...... LB ...... 6-2 ...... 230 ...... Harrisburg, Pa./Susquehanna Township 11 ...... Horvin Latimer 62 Calvin, Brent ...... FR ...... LS ..... 5-10 .....215 ...... Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-Richland 12 ...... Brooks Roorback 19 Cangilla, Joe ...... SR...... WR ..... 6-2 ...... 197 ...... Allison Park, Pa./Hampton 13 ...... Richie Piekarski 18 Carter, Khiry ...... SR...... DB ...... 5-9 ...... 200 ...... Philadelphia, Pa./West Philadelphia Catholic 14 ...... Marty Mitchell 83 Coleman, Randall ...... FR ...... WR .....6-0 ...... 187 ...... Pittsburgh, Pa./Serra Catholic 5 Copeland, Derron ...... SR...... DB ...... 5-8 ...... 189 ...... Tallahassee, Fla./Florida 15 ...... Ashton Burno 95 Cultrera, Sean ...... FR ...... DL ...... 6-0 ...... 280 ...... Mont Vernon, N.H./Souhegan 16 ...... Marcus Hughes 93 Czerniewski, Vince ...... FR ...... DL ...... 6-0 ...... 276 ...... Wexford, Pa./North Allegheny 17 ...... Anthony Rhoades 82 DaBaldo, Dante ...... FR ...... TE ...... 6-4 ...... 282 ...... Clairton, Pa./South Park 18 ...... Khiry Carter 94 Davis, Armani ...... FR ...... DL ...... 6-2 ...... 232 ...... Homestead, Pa./Steel Valley 19 ...... Joe Cangilla 10 Dixon, Connor ...... GR .....WR .....6-5 ...... 212 ...... South Park, Pa./South Park (Michigan State) 54 Doman, Matt ...... FR ...... LB ...... 6-1 ...... 186 ...... Pittsburgh, Pa./Upper St. Clair 20...... Logan Rucker 39 Dorsey, Ethan ...... SO ..... FB .....5-10 .....233 ...... Sykesville, Md./Liberty 21 ...... Brandon Martin 75 Downey, Cameron ...... SR...... OL ...... 6-2 ...... 307 ...... Dallas, Texas/Jesuit College Prep 22 ...... Ryan Ho 77 Dunn, Ron ...... SR...... OL ...... 6-5 ...... 305 ...... Abington, Mass./Milford (N.Y.) Academy 23...... Bill Bair 45 Eiland, Reggie ...... SO ..... DL ...... 6-1 ...... 259 ...... Accokeek, Md./Gwynn Park 24 ...... Aaron Fitzpatrick 96 Esquire, Nick ...... FR .... PK/P ....5-6 ...... 164 ...... Wilmington, N.C./New Hanover 37 Ezeonyebuchi, Kene ...... FR ...... DB ..... 5-11 .....191 ...... Clinton, Md./DeMatha 25 ...... Brian Pommerer 88 Faloon, Dane ...... JR ...WR/LS . 5-10 .....187 ...... Pittsburgh, Pa./Pittsburgh Central Catholic 26...... Christopher Oliver 24 Fitzpatrick, Aaron ...... SR...... DB ...... 6-1 ...... 193 ...... Erie, Pa./McDowell 27 ...... TyJuan Fray 92 Fleck, Aaron ...... SO ... PK/P ...5-11 .....181 ...... Oakdale, Pa./West Allegheny 28 ...... Larry McCoy 27 Fray, TyJuan ...... FR ...... DB ...... 6-0 ...... 205 ...... Ocala, Fla./Trinity Catholic 36 Gartland, Ben ...... FR ...... DB ...... 6-0 ...... 185 ...... Pittsford, N.Y./Sutherland 29...... Devin Williams 8 Glose, Matthew ...... JR ...... LB ...... 6-2 ...... 230 ...... Lakeview, N.Y./St. Francis 31 ...... E.J. Kosec 41 Hall, Brian ...... FR ...... DB ..... 5-10 .....184 ...... Washington, D.C./Gwynn Park 32 ...... Serge Kona 91 Hill, Jermaine...... FR ...... DL ...... 6-0 ...... 283 ...... Tustin, Calif./Tustin 33 ...... Chidozie Oparanozie 22 Ho, Ryan ...... SO ..... RB ...... 5-6 ...... 185 ...... Pearl City, Hawaii/Kamehameha Schools 34 ...... Andrew Bly 16 Hughes, Marcus ...... FR ...... RB ...... 5-9 ...... 187 ...... Falls Church, Va./Falls Church 90 Inda, Alex ...... SR...... DL ...... 6-2 ...... 252 ...... San Fernando, Calif./St. Genevieve 35 ...... Derrick Lakins 32 Kona, Serge ...... JR ...... DB ..... 5-10 .....215 ...... Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg 36 ...... Ben Gartland 31 Kosec, E.J...... FR ...... DB ...... 6-0 ...... 202 ...... Poland, Ohio/Poland Seminary 37 ...... Kenechukwu Ezeonyebuchi 35 Lakins, Derrick ...... JR ...... LB ...... 6-0 ...... 226 ...... Upper Marlboro, Md./DeMatha 38 ...... Charlie Leventry 11 Latimer, Horvin ...... JR ...... LB ...... 6-1 ...... 239 ...... Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty 39 ...... Ethan Dorsey 89 Layhue, Brian ...... SR...... TE ...... 6-5 ...... 254 ...... Belle Vernon, Pa./Belle Vernon 38 Leventry, Charlie ...... JR ....P/PK ....6-3 ...... 194 ...... Johnstown, Pa./Richland 40 ...... Andrew Spicher 49 Lipp, Charles ...... FR ...... DB ...... 6-0 ...... 185 ...... Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk 41 ...... Brian Hall 99 Lott, Joshua ...... JR ...... DL ...... 6-1 ...... 265 ...... Warren, Ohio/Howland 42 ...... Tim Straka 58 Mania, Paul ...... FR ...... LB ...... 6-2 ...... 218 ...... Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central 43 ...... Diondre Person 21 Martin, Brandon ...... FR ...... DB ...... 5-8 ...... 165 ...... Canton, Ohio/GlenOak 28 McCoy, Larry ...... JR ...... RB ..... 5-10 .....220 ...... Wytheville, Va./George Wythe 44 ...... Tyler Zimmer 14 Mitchell, Marty ...... SO .....QB...... 6-1 ...... 208 ...... Dearborn, Mich./Divine Child 45 ...... Reggie Eiland 53 Modic, Brett ...... FR ...... LB ...... 6-2 ...... 204 ...... Poland, Ohio/Poland Seminary 4 Moore, Akeem ...... JR ...... WR ..... 6-1 ...... 200 ...... Pittsburgh, Pa./Brentwood 2A Nichi, Zach...... FR ...... QB...... 6-2 ...... 200 ...... Ambridge, Pa./Ambridge NUMERICAL ROSTER 46 Notarianni, Tyler ...... SO ..... DB ...... 6-1 ...... 202 ...... Ambridge, Pa./Ambridge (Washington & Jefferson) 46 ...... Tyler Notarianni 1 Oduho, Noel ...... FR ...... WR .....6-5 ...... 200 ...... Erie, Pa./Cathedral Prep 47 ...... Zach Richert 26 Oliver, Christopher ...... SR...... LB ...... 6-0 ...... 200 ...... Washington, D.C./Calvin Coolidge 48 ...... Luke Wright 33 Oparanozie, Chidozie ...... JR ...... LB ...... 6-0 ...... 242 ...... Pittsburgh, Pa./Linsley School (W.Va.) 49...... Charles Lipp 55 Osley, William ...... FR ...... LB ...... 6-0 ...... 213 ...... Kendall Park, N.J./South Brunswick 50 ...... Mike Passodelis 50 Passodelis, Mike ...... SR...... DL ...... 6-2 ...... 265 ...... Allison Park, Pa./North Allegheny 6 Patterson, Sean ...... JR ...... QB...... 6-2 ...... 210 ...... Toledo, Ohio/St. John’s Jesuit 51 ...... Toby Thuer 43 Person, Diondre ...... SO ..... RB ..... 5-10 .....197 ...... Dayton, Ohio/Kettering Fairmont (Toledo) 52 ...... Jeremy Summers 13 Piekarski, Rich ...... FR ...... DB ...... 6-2 ...... 200 ...... Hudson, Ohio/Hudson 53 ...... Brett Modic 81 Pinkerton, John ...... FR ...... WR .....6-0 ...... 183 ...... Johnstown, Pa./Bishop McCort 54 ...... Matt Doman 87 Poletti, Anthony ...... JR ...... WR ..... 6-1 ...... 183 ...... Carnegie, Pa./Chartiers Valley 55 ...... William Osley 25 Pommerer, Brian ...... SO .....WR ..... 6-2 ...... 203 ...... Malvern, Pa./Great Valley 66 Redden, Nick ...... SO ..... OL ...... 6-1 ...... 296 ...... Clearfi eld, Pa./Clearfi eld Area 58 ...... Paul Mania 17 Rhoades, Anthony ...... SR...... LB ...... 6-0 ...... 223 ...... Oxford, Pa./West Philadelphia Catholic 59...... Bryan Small (Arizona Western) 62...... Brent Calvin 47 Richert, Zach ...... JR ...... LB ...... 6-0 ...... 195 ...... Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-Richland 63 ...... Tim Wood 12 Roorback, Brooks ...... SR...... WR ..... 6-1 ...... 164 ...... Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk 20 Rucker, Logan ...... SO ..... DB ...... 6-1 ...... 210 ...... Kettering, Ohio/Fairmont 66 ...... Nick Redden 86 Shuman, Kyle ...... FR ...... TE ...... 6-5 ...... 250 ...... Edinboro, Pa./General McLane 67 ...... Scott Barlek 59 Small, Bryan ...... FR ...... OL ...... 6-1 ...... 283 ...... Ithaca, N.Y./Ithaca 68 ...... Gus Sutera 40 Spicher, Andrew ...... FR ...... RB ...... 6-1 ...... 226 ...... Falls Creek, Pa./Dubois Area 71 ...... Jamaal Thomas 7 Spragg, Isaac ...... SR...... WR .....6-0 ...... 187 ...... Westfi eld, Va./Westfi eld/ 73 ...... Aldon Sutton Valley Forge (Pa.) Military Academy 98 Stockdale, Christopher ...... FR ...... P ...... 5-9 ...... 176 ...... Victoria, Australia/Scotch College 74 ...... Dominic Broglia 42 Straka, Tim ...... FR ...... DB ...... 6-1 ...... 198 ...... Greensburg, Pa./Hempfi eld 75 ...... Cameron Downey 52 Summers, Jeremy...... JR ...... OL ...... 6-2 ...... 293 ...... Oakland, Calif./Skyline (Laney College) 76 ...... Dan Buchholz 68 Sutera, Gus ...... SO ..... OL ...... 6-2 ...... 245 ...... Haverford, Pa./Haverford 77 ...... Ron Dunn 73 Sutton, Aldon ...... SR...... DL ...... 6-1 ...... 287 ...... Brentwood, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt 78 ...... Jordan Brooks 85 Thomas, David ...... FR ...... WR .....5-8 ...... 160 ...... Ocala, Fla./Trinity Catholic 71 Thomas, Jamaal ...... SR...... OL ...... 6-2 ...... 268 ....Upper Marlboro, Md./Charles Herbert Flowers 79 ...... Eric Warning 51 Thuer, Toby ...... FR ...... DL ...... 6-2 ...... 236 ...... Aliquippa, Pa./Hopewell 80 ...... Tommy Berexa 79 Warning, Eric ...... JR ...... OL ...... 6-3 ...... 274 ...... Monroeville, Pa./Gateway 81 ...... John Pinkerton 29 Williams, Devin ...... FR ...... DB ...... 5-9 ...... 176 ...... Concord, Calif./De La Salle 82...... Dante DaBaldo 9 Williams, Jared ...... SR...... DB ...... 5-9 ...... 193 ...... Pittsburgh, Pa./Perry Traditional Academy (Temple) 83 ...... Randall Coleman 63 Wood, Tim ...... FR ...... OL ...... 6-5 ...... 290 ...... Pittsburgh, Pa./North Catholic 85 ...... David Thomas 48 Wright, Luke ...... SO ..... DB ...... 5-8 ...... 178 ...... Sykesville, Md./Century 86 ...... Kyle Shuman 44 Zimmer, Tyler ...... FR ...... LB ...... 6-2 ...... 224 ...... Harrison City, Pa./Penn-Trafford 87 ...... Anthony Poletti 88 ...... Dane Faloon PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 89 ...... Brian Layhue 90 ...... Alex Inda 97 Joey Arecchi ...... a-RECH-ee 53 Brett Modic...... MOE-dic 23 Bill Bair...... BARE (not blair, no “l”) 2 Zach Nichi ...... nich-EYE 91 ...... Jermaine Hill 80 Tommy Berexa ...... berr-EX-a 1 Noel Oduho ...... no-EL o-DUE-ho 92...... Aaron Fleck 74 Dominic Broglia ...... BROAG-lee-a 33 Chidozie Oparanozie . . . . . chi-DOZE-e-AY 93...... Vince Czerniewski 76 Dan Buchholz...... BUCK-holz o-pear-a-NOZE-e-AY 94 ...... Armani Davis 19 Joe Cangilla ...... can-JILL-a 55 William Osley ...... OSS-ly 18 Khiry Carter ...... KAI (like “guy”) -ree 50 Mike Passodelis ...... pass-o-DELL-iss 95 ...... Sean Cultrera 5 Derron Copeland ...... derr-ON 25 Brian Pommerer...... like “palmer” 96 ...... Nick Esquire 93 Vince Czerniewski ...... cher-NEH-ski 12 Brooks Roorback ...... ROAR-back 97 ...... Joey Arecchi 37 Kene Ezeonyebuchi...... KEN-ay 86 Kyle Shuman ...... SHOE-man EE-zee-on-a-BOO-chee 40 Andrew Spicher ...... SPIKE-er 98 ...... Christopher Stockdale 32 Serge Kona ...... like “surge” 42 Tim Straka ...... STROCK-a 99 ...... Joshua Lott 35 Derrick Lakins ...... LAKE-ins 68 Gus Sutera...... su-TARE-a 58 Paul Mania ...... may-NEE-a 51 Toby Thuer ...... THOR DUQUESNE vs. 2011 OPPONENTS VS. THE NEC Overall: Tied 6-6 vs. WAGNER At Moon Twp.: RMU leads 4-1 (3-3) PRESEASON HONORS At Joe Walton Stadium: RMU 2-1 11/14/92 L A 6-31 vs. ALBANY At Rooney Field: DU leads 5-2 NEC PRESEASON POLL (1-4) + - In NEC play: RMU leads 2-1 10/9/93 L H 24-27 (Coaches) * - ECAC Bowl 11/18/95* W H 44-20 11/23/02* L A 0-24 11/8/08 W +A 14-0 1. Central Connecticut State (5) 10/4/08 L +H 23-33 2. DUQUESNE (2) 10/31/09 L +H (2OT) 17-23 vs. SACRED HEART 3. Robert Morris (1) 10/10/09 L +A 10-55 (4-2) 10/23/10 W +A 21-20 4. Albany 9/25/10 W +H 28-17 10/22/11 +H 10/8/11 L +A 10-38 12/1/01* L H 15-31 5. Bryant (1) 9/23/06 W H 24-21 Overall: Tied 3-3 6. Monmouth Overall: UA leads 4-1 9/22/07 W A (OT) 30-23 At Staten Island: DU leads 2-1 7. Wagner At Albany: UA leads 3-0 10/25/08 L +H 17-29 At Pittsburgh: WC leads 2-1 8. Sacred Heart At Pittsburgh: Tied 1-1 11/14/09 W +A 45-42 At Rooney Field: Tied 1-1 9. Saint Francis, Pa. At Rooney Field: Tied 1-1 First place votes in parentheses 10/16/10 W +H 37-17 + - In NEC play: DU leads 2-1 + - In NEC play: UA leads 3-1 * - ECAC Bowl 11/12/11 +A * - ECAC Classic PRESEASON 1ST TEAM Overall: DU leads 4-2 2011 ALL-NEC vs. BRYANT At Fairfi eld: DU leads 2-0 At Pittsburgh: Tied 2-2 NONCONFERENCE Ron Dunn, SR, OL (2-2) (Abington, Mass./Milford (N.Y.) Academy) At Rooney Field: Tied 2-2 11/1/08 L A 10-24 OPPONENTS Larry McCoy, JR, RB + - In NEC play: DU leads 2-1 (Wytheville, Va./George Wythe) 11/21/09 L +H 0-20 * - ECAC Classic Alex Inda, SR, DL 11/20/10 W +A 37-29 (San Fernando, Calif./St. Genevieve) 10/1/11 W +H 31-28 VS. BUCKNELL Patriot League Serge Kona, JR, DB vs. SAINT FRANCIS (Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg) Overall: Tied 2-2 (32-6) (5-10) At Smithfi eld: Tied 1-1 10/6/33 W H 6-0 At Pittsburgh: Tied 1-1 10/25/13 W H 19-0 + - In NEC play: DU leads 2-1 10/10/14 L A 0-7 10/12/34 W H 12-0 PHIL STEELE’S 10/12/23 W H 20-0 9/6/97 L A 16-23 PRESEASON ALL-NEC 10/16/26 L H 0-13 9/5/98 L H 10-38 Phil Steele’s is the fi rst college pre- vs. CCSU 10/16/99 L A 20-49 11/5/27 W A 12-0 view magazine dedicated solely to (0-4) 9/30/00 L A 14-35 10/4/69 W H 33-0 FCS coverage. 11/13/93 L A 22-41 10/2/71 W H 41-13 9/7/02 W H 35-14 10/18/08 L +A 23-35 10/7/72 W A 14-5 8/30/03 L A 21-28 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE 10/17/09 L +H 24-31 9/29/73 W H 14-3 11/20/04 L H 20-30 RB - Larry McCoy, Jr. 10/9/10 L +A 29-31 9/25/76 L A 16-26 9/2/06 L A +28-31 (Wytheville, Va./George Wythe) WR- Akeem Moore, Jr. 10/15/11 +H 10/29/77 W H 21-14 9/1/07 L H 19-28 (Pittsburgh, Pa./Brentwood) 9/9/78 W A 20-7 9/6/08 L A 42-48 Overall: CCSU leads 4-0 9/5/09 W H 24-19 OL - Ron Dunn, Sr. At New Britain: CCSU leads 3-0 10/20/79 W H 14-0 (Abington, Mass./Milford (N.Y.) Academy) 9/13/80 W A 23-6 9/4/10 W H 17-13 At Pittsburgh: CCSU leads 1-0 9/3/11 L A 26-27 FIRST TEAM DEFENSE At Rooney Field: CCSU leads 1-0 9/12/81 W H 42-3 11/6/82 W A 34-14 + - overtime DL - Alex Inda, Sr. + - In NEC play: CCSU leads 3-0 (San Fernando, Calif./St. Genevieve) 11/5/83 W H 49-6 Overall: Bucknell leads 10-5 LB - Serge Kona, Jr. 11/3/84 W A 38-3 At Lewisburg: BU leads 7-0 (Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg) vs. MONMOUTH 11/2/85 W H 34-7 At Pittsburgh: DU leads 5-3 (1-4) 11/1/86 W A 15-3 SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB - Sean Patterson, Jr. 11/22/03* W H 12-10 10/31/87 W H 21-7 (Toledo, Ohio/St. John’s Jesuit) 11/17/07 L A 20-31 11/5/88 W A 9-0 VS. DAYTON OL - Eric Warning, Jr. Pioneer Football League 11/15/08 L +H 14-37 11/4/89 W H 26-6 (Monroeville, Pa./Gateway) 9/19/09 L +A 10-17 10/26/91 L A 0-12 (5-4) 10/2/10 L +H 17-44 11/7/92 L H 13-23 11/13/20 W H 20-0 10/29/11 +A 11/6/93 W A 35-34 10/6/23 L H 0-27 COLLEGE FOOTBALL 9/10/94 W H 7-3 Overall: MU leads 4-1 10/18/24 L A 0-28 PERFORMANCE AWARDS 9/9/95 W A 21-14 At W. Long Branch: MU leads 2-0 9/29/01 L H 16-42 The CFPA, which compiles watch 10/12/96 W A 52-14 At Pittsburgh: MU leads 2-1 9/28/02 W A 35-28 lists for ten positions, provides the 9/13/97 W H 51-3 9/27/08 W H 24-16 At Rooney Field: MU leads 2-1 most scientifi cally rigorous confer- + - In NEC play: MU leads 3-0 9/12/98 W A 37-3 9/26/09 L A 17-24 ments in college football. Recipi- * - ECAC Classic 11/19/05 W A 44-17 9/11/10 W H 35-31 9/16/06 W H 41-10 9/10/11 W A 22-13 ents are selected exclusively based 10/13/07 W A 24-17 upon objective scientifi c rankings vs. ROBERT MORRIS Overall: DU leads 5-4 of the extent to which individual (6-6) 9/20/08 W +H 21-7 10/24/09 L +A 14-31 At Pittsburgh: DU leads 3-2 players increase the overall effec- At Dayton: Tied 2-2 10/8/94 L A 6-28 11/13/10 W +H 41-17 tiveness of their teams. The goal of 9/16/95 L H 20-38 9/24/11 W +A 41-14 the CFPA is to eliminate the politics 11/23/96* L H 26-28 Overall: DU leads 32-6 VS. VALPARAISO and biases that vitiate balloting- 11/21/98 W H 24-22 At Loretto: DU leads 15-4 Pioneer Football League based awards. 11/15/03 W H 33-28 At Pittsburgh: DU leads 17-2 (1-0) D-1 FCS PRESEASON WATCH LIST 9/11/04 L A 14-34 At Rooney Field: DU leads 5-0 9/17/11 W H 49-14 RS - Ryan Ho, So. 9/3/05 W H 23-12 + - In NEC play: DU leads 3-1 9/9/06 W A 27-7 (Pearl City, Hawaii/Kamehameha Schools) Overall: DU leads 1-0 LB - Serge Kona, Jr. 10/20/07 W H 17-14 At Pittsburgh: DU leads 1-0 10/11/08 L +A 27-34 (Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg) At Valparaiso, Ind.: Never Met RB - Larry McCoy, Jr. 10/3/09 W +H 34-20 (Wytheville, Va./George Wythe) 10/30/10 L +A 11-34 QB - Sean Patterson, Jr. 11/19/11 +H (Toledo, Ohio/St. John’s Jesuit) Duquesne (4 - 2 - 0) Thru: 10/08/2011 - Week 6 TEAM RANKINGS 120 teams ranked in Football Championship Subdivision 8 teams ranked in the Northeast Conference

2011 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS 4-2 L-1 National National Conf Northeast Category Rank Actual Leader Actual Rank Conference Leader Actual Northeast Conference Record: 2-1 Rushing Offense 13 225.00 Ga. Southern 374.80 1 Duquesne 225.00 Sat 09/03/2011 @ Bucknell * 26 - 27 L Passing Offense 62 206.50 Morehead St. 383.50 4 Albany (NY) 232.80 Sat 09/10/2011 @ Dayton 22 - 13 W Total Offense 14 431.50 Tenn.-Martin 511.60 1 Duquesne 431.50 Scoring Offense 34 29.83 Tenn.-Martin 45.20 2 Albany (NY) 34.40 Sat 09/17/2011 VALPARAISO 49 - 14 W Rushing Defense 64 159.50 Sam Houston St. 46.00 5 Robert Morris 87.80 Sat 09/24/2011 @ St. Francis (PA) 41 - 14 W Pass Ef®ciency Defense 12 105.18 Southern U. 87.32 1 Duquesne 105.18 Sat 10/01/2011 BRYANT 31 - 28 W Total Defense 11 298.50 Texas Southern 214.40 2 Robert Morris 273.60

Sat 10/08/2011 @ Albany (NY) 10 - 38 L Scoring Defense 34 22.33 North Dakota St. 9.20 2 Robert Morris 20.80 Sat 10/15/2011 CENTRAL CONN. ST. Net Punting 47 35.13 Fordham 42.71 2 Albany (NY) 41.00 Sat 10/22/2011 WAGNER Punt Returns 55 9.83 Wofford 27.00 2 Monmouth 13.45 Sat 10/29/2011 @ Monmouth Kickoff Returns 33 22.15 Northern Ariz. 30.67 2 Sacred Heart 22.48 Turnover Margin 91 -.67 Alabama St. 2.83 7 Wagner 1.33 Sat 11/12/2011 @ Sacred Heart Pass Defense 4 139.00 Chattanooga 111.83 1 Duquesne 139.00 Sat 11/19/2011 ROBERT MORRIS Passing Ef®ciency 30 140.22 Furman 181.38 1 Duquesne 140.22 HOME GAME IN CAPS * Night Game ^ Neutral Site Sacks T-82 1.50 Prairie View 4.00 6 Monmouth 2.20 OT Overtime Game Tackles For Loss T-91 5.00 Prairie View 9.50 6 Monmouth 8.20 Sacks Allowed 34 1.33 Tenn.-Martin .20 4 Albany (NY) .40 T=tied at this ranking

PLAYER RANKINGS Player must have played in 75% of team©s games Summary of the top 100 national leaders and top 25 conference leaders 15 categories ranked

National National Conf Northeast Category Player Rank Actual Leader Actual Rank Conference Leader Actual Rushing Larry McCoy 3 128.33 McCaffrey (Portland St.) 157.00 1 McCoy (Duquesne) 128.33 Sean Patterson 47.33 9 Marcus Hughes 11.00 22 Passing Ef®ciency (Min. 15 Att./Game) Sean Patterson 25 145.38 Forcier (Furman) 190.53 1 Patterson (Duquesne) 145.38 Total Offense Sean Patterson 27 250.17 Lum (Lehigh) 375.00 1 Patterson (Duquesne) 250.17 Larry McCoy 128.33 9 Marcus Hughes 11.00 25 Receptions Per Game Isaac Spragg T-27 5.67 Rumble (Idaho St.) 10.17 2 Pollard (Monmouth) 6.40 Brooks Roorback 3.17 14 Connor Dixon 3.00 T-15 Receiving Yards Per Game Connor Dixon 36 76.17 Spadola (Lehigh) 147.00 1 Dixon (Duquesne) 76.17 Isaac Spragg 57 67.17 2 Brooks Roorback 29.00 19 Interceptions Jared Williams T-60 .33 Riley (Alabama St.) .83 T-5 Miele (St. Francis (PA)) .60 Rich Piekarski .17 T-23 Khiry Carter .17 T-23 Serge Kona .17 T-23 Punting (Min. 3.6 Punts/Game) Charlie Leventry 75 37.04 Harrington (Idaho St.) 48.10 3 Layton (Albany (NY)) 47.40 Punt Returns (Min. 1.2 Ret./Game) Estelle (Tenn.-Martin) 23.64 Phillips (Monmouth) 12.67 Kickoff Returns (Min. 1.2 Ret./Game) Perkins (Northern Ariz.) 40.71 Thomas (Sacred Heart) 25.88 Field Goals Charlie Leventry T-13 1.50 Jacob (Princeton) 2.25 1 Leventry (Duquesne) 1.50 Scoring Connor Dixon T-14 9.00 McCaffrey (Portland St.) 18.00 1 Dixon (Duquesne) 9.00 Charlie Leventry T-39 7.67 3 Larry McCoy 4.00 T-13 Isaac Spragg 3.00 T-22 All-Purpose Runners Larry McCoy 36 129.50 Truss (Samford) 209.20 3 Harbridge (St. Francis (PA)) 176.17 Connor Dixon 76.17 10 Isaac Spragg 68.17 14 Sacks Derrick Lakins .33 Hamilton (Prairie View) 1.67 T-16 Simon (Monmouth) 1.00 Zach Richert .33 T-16 Tackles Christopher Oliver 7.67 Evans (New Hampshire) 14.20 T-5 Bowman (St. Francis (PA)) 13.17 Tackles For Loss Christopher Oliver .92 Hamilton (Prairie View) 2.50 11 Embler (Sacred Heart) 1.80 Derrick Lakins .67 T-20 T=tied at this ranking 2011 Duquesne University Football Duquesne Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 08, 2011) All games

Date Opponent Score Att. Record: Overall Home Away Neutral Sep 03, 2011 at Bucknell L 26-27 6054 All games 4-2 2-0 2-2 0-0 Sep 10, 2011 at Dayton W 22-13 2887 Conference 2-1 1-0 1-1 0-0 Sep 17, 2011 VALPARAISO W 49-14 1859 Non-Conference 2-1 1-0 1-1 0-0 * Sep 24, 2011 at St. Francis W 41-14 2361 * Oct 1, 2011 BRYANT W 31-28 2212 Team Statistics DUQ OPP * Oct 08, 2011 at Albany L 10-38 3223 FIRST DOWNS 127 96 R u s h i n g 70 50 Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g P a s s i n g 4 9 4 0 MCCOY, Larry 6 154 790 20 770 5.0 4 40 128.3 P e n a l t y 8 6 PATTERSON, Sean 6 48 328 44 284 5.9 1 35 47.3 RUSHING YARDAGE 1350 957 BAIR, Bill 4 22 200 0 200 9.1 1 33 50.0 Rushing Attempts 254 235 HUGHES, Marcus 5 16 64 9 55 3.4 1 16 11.0 Average Per Rush 5.3 4.1 THOMAS, David 3 3 21 0 21 7.0 0 12 7.0 Average Per Game 225.0 159.5 BRADY, Sean 4 2 7 0 7 3.5 0 6 1.8 TDs Rushing 7 10 SPRAGG, Isaac 6 2 6 0 6 3.0 0 5 1.0 PASSING YARDAGE 1239 834 HO, Ryan 1 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 3.0 C o m p - A t t - I n t 90-160-8 79-151-5 DORSEY, Ethan 6 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.5 Average Per Pass 7.7 5.5 PERSON, Diondre 2 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 1.0 Average Per Catch 13.8 10.6 BLY, Andrew 5 3 3 2 1 0.3 0 3 0.2 Average Per Game 206.5 139.0 NICHI, Zach 1 1 0 2 -2 -2.0 0 0 -2.0 TDs Passing 14 6 Total 6 254 1427 77 1350 5.3 7 40 225.0 TOTAL OFFENSE 2589 1791 Opponents 6 235 1047 90 957 4.1 10 83 159.5 Average Per Play 6.3 4.6 Average Per Game 431.5 298.5 Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 27-559 31-668 PATTERSON, Sean 6 145.38 88-153-7 57.5 1217 14 87 202.8 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 12-118 3-7 MITCHELL, Marty 3 -8.24 1-5-1 20.0 7 0 7 2.3 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 5-53 8-116 NICHI, Zach 1 226.00 1-1-0 100.0 15 0 15 15.0 FUMBLES-LOST 8-6 9-5 Team 1 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 PENALTIES-Yards 31-268 26-240 Total 6 140.17 90-160-8 56.2 1239 14 87 206.5 PUNTS-AVG 24-37.1 34-39.3 Opponents 6 105.20 79-151-5 52.3 834 6 70 139.0 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 1 : 2 0 2 8 : 4 0 3RD-DOWN Conversions 39/84 23/80 Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g 4TH-DOWN Conversions 2/5 5/9 SPRAGG, Isaac 6 34 403 11.9 3 50 67.2 ROORBACK,Brooks 6 19 174 9.2 0 32 29.0 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Dixon, Connor 6 18 457 25.4 9 87 76.2 WILLIAMS, Jared 2 30 15.0 0 19 LAYHUE, Brian 6 6 98 16.3 1 36 16.3 CARTER, Khiry 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 ODUHO, Noel 6 3 32 10.7 0 15 5.3 PIEKARSKI, Rich 1 20 20.0 0 20 MOORE, Akeem 3 3 21 7.0 0 8 7.0 KONA, Serge 1 4 4.0 0 4 CANGILLA, Joe 3 2 20 10.0 0 14 6.7 DORSEY, Ethan 6 2 12 6.0 1 8 2.0 Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk MCCOY, Larry 6 2 7 3.5 0 4 1.2 LEVENTRY, C. 23 852 37.0 61 2 6 12 3 0 THOMAS, David 3 1 15 15.0 0 15 5.0 FLECK, Aaron 1 38 38.0 38 00100 Total 6 90 1239 13.8 14 87 206.5 Opponents 6 79 834 10.6 6 70 139.0 Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg KONA, Serge 7 93 13.3 0 45 Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blk THOMAS, David 5 25 5.0 0 20 LEVENTRY, C. 9-12 75.0 0-0 4-5 2-3 3-3 0-1 41 1 Total 12 118 9.8 0 45 Opponents 3 7 2.3 0 6 PAT Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Dixon, Connor 9 ------54 THOMAS, David 8 178 22.2 0 31 LEVENTRY, C. - 9-12 19-20 - - - - - 46 BAIR, Bill 4 107 26.8 0 41 MCCOY, Larry 4 ------24 KONA, Serge 4 65 16.2 0 24 SPRAGG, Isaac 3 ------18 WILLIAMS, Devin 3 57 19.0 0 32 WILLIAMS, Jared 1 ------6 HO, Ryan 2 48 24.0 0 25 DORSEY, Ethan 1 ------6 WILLIAMS, Jared 2 42 21.0 0 21 HUGHES, Marcus 1 ------6 DORSEY, Ethan 2 49 24.5 0 29 LAYHUE, Brian 1 ------6 POMMERER, Brian 1 -17 -17.0 0 0 BAIR, Bill 1 ------6 HUGHES, Marcus 1 30 30.0 0 30 PATTERSON, Sean 1 ------6 Total 27 559 20.7 0 41 ESQUIRE, Nick - - 1-1 - - - - - 1 Opponents 31 668 21.5 0 43 Total 22 9-12 20-21 - - - - - 179 Opponents 17 5-9 17-17 - - - - - 134 All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g MCCOY, Larry 6 770 7000777129.5 Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Dixon, Connor 6 0 457 0 0 0 457 76.2 Duquesne 50 52 54 23 0 179 SPRAGG, Isaac 6 6 403 0 0 0 409 68.2 Opponents 38 24 27 45 0 134 BAIR, Bill 4 200 0 0 107 0 307 76.8 PATTERSON, S 6 284 000028447.3 Total 6 1350 1239 118 559 53 3319 553.2 Opponents 6 957 834 7 668 116 2582 430.3

Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g PATTERSON, Sean 6 201 284 1217 1501 250.2 MCCOY, Larry 6 154 770 0 770 128.3 BAIR, Bill 4 22 200 0 200 50.0 HUGHES, Marcus 5 16 55 0 55 11.0 THOMAS, David 3 3 21 0 21 7.0 Total 6 414 1350 1239 2589 431.5 Opponents 6 386 957 834 1791 298 5 2011 Duquesne University Football Duquesne Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Oct 08, 2011) All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd # Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 26 OLIVER, C. 6 19 27 46 5.5-11 . . 3 . . . . . 11 LATIMER, Horvin 4 11 26 37 2.5-4 . . 1 . . . . . 18 CARTER, Khiry 6 13 18 31 1.0-5 1.0-5 1--1 4 . . 1 . . 33 OPARANOZIE, C. 6 10 20 30 2.0-8 1.0-8 ...... 50 PASSODELIS,Mike 6 9 21 30 2.0-8 . . . . . 1 . . 35 LAKINS, Derrick 6 15 12 27 4.0-14 2.0-6 . . . 1-0 . . . 24 FITZPATRICK, A. 6 13 14 27 1.0-3 . . 3 . 1-0 . . . 32 KONA, Serge 6 11 14 25 0.5-1 . 1-4 3 . . . . . 90 INDA, Alex 6 6 18 24 2.5-6 1.0-2 . 3 . . . . . 9 WILLIAMS, Jared 6 13 9 22 1.0-2 . 2-30 2 . . . 1 . 47 RICHERT, Zach 6 9 7 16 3.0-8 2.0-4 . . . . 1 . . 2 BELL, Dorian 2 6 9 15 1.0-4 . . . 1 . . . . 44 ZIMMER, Tyler 3 5 7 12 . . . . 1 . . 1 . 31 KOSEC, E.J. 6 4 6 10 ...... 29 WILLIAMS, Devin 5 4 5 9 1.0-1 . . 2 2 . . . . 17 RHOADES,Anthony 3 1 8 9 ...... 13 PIEKARSKI, Rich 6 3 5 8 . . 1-20 1 . 1-0 . . . 73 SUTTON, Aldon 5 1 7 8 0.5-1 ...... 21 MARTIN, Brandon 6 3 4 7 ...... 1 . . 97 ARECCHI, Joey 6 2 4 6 ...... 45 EILAND, Reggie 3 1 5 6 1.5-10 1.0-8 ...... 15 BURNO, Ashton 3 3 2 5 . . . . . 2-0 . . . 8 GLOSE, Matthew 6 2 3 5 ...... 99 LOTT, Joshua 3 1 4 5 ...... 5 COPELAND,Derron 6 1 3 4 ...... 20 RUCKER, Logan 6 2 2 4 . . . 1 . . . . . 38 LEVENTRY, C. 6 1 2 3 ...... 34 BLY, Andrew 5 3 . 3 ...... 3 BRADY, Sean 4 . 2 2 ...... 49 LIPP, Charles 4 1 1 2 ...... 94 DAVIS, Armani 1 1 1 2 ...... 71 THOMAS, Jamaal 6 . 2 2 ...... 51 THUER, Toby 1 1 . 1 1.0-4 1.0-4 ...... 7 SPRAGG, Isaac 6 1 . 1 ...... 68 SUTERA, Gus 6 . 1 1 ...... 25 POMMERER, Brian 6 1 . 1 ...... 10 Dixon, Connor 6 . 1 1 ...... 6 PATTERSON, Sean 6 1 . 1 ...... 89 LAYHUE, Brian 6 1 . 1 ...... Total 6 179 270 449 30-90 9-37 5-53 23 4 5-0 4 2 . Opponents 6 229 220 449 26-75 8-32 8-116 14 6 6-0 4 2 . 2011 Duquesne University Football Duquesne Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Oct 08, 2011) All games

First Downs Rushing Passing Total Offense Return Turn- Opponent Score Total Rush Pass Pen Number-Yards Comp-Att-Int Yards Plays-Yards Yards Overs Bucknell 26 - 27 20 / 13 8 / 6 11 / 6 1 / 1 40-154 / 35-135 19-36-1 / 11-21-0 188 / 173 76-342 / 56-308 140 / 147 1 / 1 Dayton 22 - 13 20 / 15 10 / 7 10 / 8 0 / 0 38-198 / 27-220 19-32-1 / 13-32-1 254 / 124 70-452 / 59-344 106 / 132 2 / 1 VALPARAISO 49 - 14 33 / 13 25 / 5 6 / 8 2 / 0 55-425 / 27-26 14-22-0 / 20-33-0 203 / 162 77-628 / 60-188 112 / 146 1 / 0 St. Francis 41 - 14 25 / 11 14 / 9 9 / 2 2 / 0 46-263 / 38-137 10-20-0 / 7-20-2 290 / 45 66-553 / 58-182 84 / 120 2 / 3 BRYANT 31 - 28 20 / 15 10 / 8 7 / 5 3 / 2 47-219 / 43-138 13-25-2 / 8-18-2 160 / 138 72-379 / 61-276 114 / 169 3 / 4 Albany 10 - 38 9 / 29 3 / 15 6 / 11 0 / 3 28-91 / 65-301 15-25-4 / 20-27-0 144 / 192 53-235 / 92-493 174 / 77 5 / 1 Totals 179 - 134 127 / 96 70 / 50 49 / 40 8 / 6 254-1350 / 235-957 90-160-8 / 79-151-5 1239 / 834 414-2589 / 386-1791 730 / 791 14 / 10

3rd Down 4th Down Time of TOP Avg Avg Avg Punting Penalties Opponent Conversions Conversions Possession Margin Yds/Rush Yds/Pass Yds/Play Number-Avg Number-Yards Sacks Bucknell 6-15 / 3-12 1-2 / 1-1 31:30 / 28:30 3 : 0 0 3.8 / 3.9 5.2 / 8.2 4.5 / 5.5 5-32.8 / 6-34.5 3-26 / 6-55 3 / 2 Dayton 7-17 / 3-13 0-0 / 1-1 34:07 / 25:53 8 : 1 4 5.2 / 8.1 7.9 / 3.9 6.5 / 5.8 5-36.4 / 5-41.6 3-19 / 4-30 0 / 3 VALPARAISO 11-13 / 6-16 0-0 / 1-2 33:20 / 26:40 6 : 4 0 7.7 / 1.0 9.2 / 4.9 8.2 / 3.1 2-41.0 / 7-43.7 7-60 / 2-30 3 / 0 St. Francis 4-11 / 2-11 1-1 / 0-0 32:14 / 27:46 4 : 2 8 5.7 / 3.6 14.5 / 2.2 8.4 / 3.1 2-28.5 / 8-37.2 5-43 / 3-29 0 / 0 BRYANT 8-17 / 3-12 0-0 / 1-2 34:01 / 25:59 8 : 0 2 4.7 / 3.2 6.4 / 7.7 5.3 / 4.5 5-41.2 / 5-30.0 8-70 / 6-51 3 / 0 Albany 3-11 / 6-16 0-2 / 1-3 22:49 / 37:11 -14:22 3.2 / 4.6 5.8 / 7.1 4.4 / 5.4 5-39.8 / 3-55.7 5-50 / 5-45 0 / 3 Totals 39-84 / 23-80 2-5 / 5-9 188:01 / 171:59 1 6 : 0 2 5.3 / 4.1 7.7 / 5.5 6.3 / 4.6 24-37.1 / 34-39.3 31-268 / 26-240 9 / 8

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category 2011 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME Quarterbacks

#6 SEAN PATTERSON #14 MARTY MITCHELL COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD LONG COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD LONG at Bucknell+ ...... 19-35-1 188 2 t22 at Bucknell ...... DNP at Dayton+ ...... 19-32-1 254 1 42 at Dayton ...... DNP Valparaiso+ ...... 12-18-0 181 3 t66 Valparaiso ...... 1-3-0 7 0 7 at St. Francis+ ...... 10-19-0 290 4 t87 at St. Francis ...... 0-1-0 0 0 0 Bryant+ ...... 13-25-2 160 3 t33 Bryant ...... DNP at Albany+ ...... 15-24-3 144 1 t35 at Albany ...... 0-1-1 0 0 0 CCSU ...... CCSU ...... Wagner ...... Wagner ...... at Monmouth ...... at Monmouth ...... at Sacred Heart ...... at Sacred Heart ...... Robert Morris ...... Robert Morris ...... + - indicates start + - indicates start

PATTERSON’S CAREER HIGHS MITCHELL’S CAREER HIGHS Completions ...... 27 Dayton (So.) Completions ...... 10 Monmouth (Fr.) Attempts ...... 40 Dayton (So.) Attempts ...... 18 Monmouth (Fr.) Interceptions ...... 3 at Delaware (So.) & at Albany (Jr.) Interceptions ...... 4 Monmouth (Fr.) Yards ...... 326 Dayton (So.) Yards ...... 135 Monmouth (Fr.) Touchdowns ...... 5 Saint Francis (So.) Touchdowns ...... 2 Monmouth (Fr.) Long ...... t87 (to Connor Dixon) at Saint Francis (Jr.) Long ...... 50 Monmouth (Fr.)

PATTERSON’S CAREER TOTALS MITCHELL’S CAREER TOTALS 400+-Yard Games ...... 0 400+-Yard Games ...... 0 300+-Yard Games ...... 1 300+-Yard Games ...... 0 200+-Yard Games ...... 6 200+-Yard Games ...... 0 Multiple TD Pass Games ...... 11 Multiple TD Pass Games ...... 0 All-Time Record as Starter ...... 11-8-0 All-Time Record as Starter ...... 0-0-0 As a Starter in 2009 ...... 0-2-0 As a Starter in 2011...... 0-0-0 As a Starter in 2010 ...... 7-4-0 As a Starter in 2011...... 4-2-0 #2 ZACH NICHI PATTERSON RUSHING COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD LONG ATT-YDS-TD LONG at Bucknell ...... DNP at Bucknell ...... 9-39-0 31 at Dayton ...... DNP at Dayton ...... 9-56-0 28 Valparaiso ...... 1-1-0 15 0 15 Valparaiso ...... 7-51-1 15 at St. Francis ...... DNP at St. Francis ...... 7-75-0 35 Bryant ...... DNP Bryant ...... 9-48-0 18 at Albany ...... DNP at Albany ...... 7-15-0 6 CCSU ...... CCSU ...... Wagner ...... Wagner ...... at Monmouth ...... at Monmouth ...... at Sacred Heart ...... at Sacred Heart ...... Robert Morris ...... Robert Morris ...... + - indicates start

CAREER HIGHS NICHI’S CAREER HIGHS Rush ...... 16 vs. CCSU (Fr.) Completions ...... 1 Valparaiso (Fr.) Yards ...... 75 at Saint Francis (Jr.) Attempts ...... 1 Valparaiso (Fr.) Long ...... t56 at Bryant (So.) Interceptions ...... 0 TD’s ...... 1, 3x, Valparaiso (Jr.) last Yards ...... 15 Valparaiso (Fr.) Career 100-Yard Games ...... 0 Touchdowns ...... 0 Long ...... 15 Valparaiso (Fr.)

MITCHELL’S CAREER TOTALS 400+-Yard Games ...... 0 300+-Yard Games ...... 0 200+-Yard Games ...... 0 Multiple TD Pass Games ...... 0 All-Time Record as Starter ...... 0-0-0 As a Starter in 2011...... 0-0-0 2011 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME Receivers

#7 ISAAC SPRAGG #10 CONNOR DIXON #80 BROOKS ROORBACK

REC-YDS-TD LNG REC-YDS-TD LNG REC-YDS-TD LNG at Bucknell ...... 9-100-1 t22 at Bucknell ...... 2-21-1 t14 at Bucknell ...... 3-19-0 8 at Dayton ...... 6-93-0 42 at Dayton ...... 4-73-1 33 at Dayton ...... 7-48-0 26 Valparaiso ...... 5-46-1 17 Valparaiso ...... 2-82-1 t66 Valparaiso ...... 3-42-0 32 at St. Francis ...... 4-84-1 t50 at St. Francis ...... 4-175-2 t87 at St. Francis ...... 1-14-0 14 Bryant ...... 4-22-0 9 Bryant ...... 5-71-3 t33 Bryant ...... 2-36-0 23 at Albany ...... 6-58-0 21 at Albany ...... 1-35-1 t35 at Albany ...... 3-15-0 7 CCSU ...... CCSU ...... CCSU ...... Wagner ...... Wagner ...... Wagner ...... at Monmouth ...... at Monmouth ...... at Monmouth ...... at Sacred Heart ...... at Sacred Heart ...... at Sacred Heart ...... Robert Morris ...... Robert Morris ...... Robert Morris ...... CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Rec ...... 9 at Bucknell (Sr.) Rec ...... 8 at Delaware (Sr.) Rec ...... 7 at Dayton (Sr.) Yds...... 100 at Bucknell (Sr.) Yds...... 175 at Saint Francis (Gr.) Yds...... 76 vs. CCSU (So.) Long ...... t50 at Saint Francis (Sr.) Long ...... t87 at Saint Francis (Gr.) Long ...... t47 CCSU (So.) TDs ...1, 3x at Saint Francis (Sr.) last TDs ...... 3, Bryant (Gr.) TDs ...... 1, 3x at SFU (So.) last Career 100-Yard Games...... 1 Career 100-Yard Games...... 3 Career 100-Yard Games...... 0

#89 BRIAN LAYHUE #19 JOE CANGILLA #1 NOEL ODUHO

REC-YDS-TD LNG REC-YDS-TD LNG REC-YDS-TD LNG at Bucknell ...... 1-9-0 9 at Bucknell ...... inj at Bucknell ...... 2-25-0 15 at Dayton ...... 2-40-0 36 at Dayton ...... inj at Dayton ...... 0-0-0 Valparaiso ...... 0-0-0 Valparaiso ...... inj. Valparaiso ...... 1-7-0 7 at St. Francis ...... 1-17-1 t17 at St. Francis ...... 0-0-0 at St. Francis ...... 0-0-0 Bryant ...... 1-27-0 27 Bryant ...... 0-0-0 Bryant ...... 0-0-0 at Albany ...... 1-5-0 5 at Albany ...... 2-20-0 14 at Albany ...... 0-0-0 CCSU ...... CCSU ...... CCSU ...... Wagner ...... Wagner ...... Wagner ...... at Monmouth ...... at Monmouth ...... at Monmouth ...... at Sacred Heart ...... at Sacred Heart ...... at Sacred Heart ...... Robert Morris ...... Robert Morris ...... Robert Morris ...... CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Rec ...... 4 at Wagner (Fr.) Rec ...... 4 at Albany (So.) Rec ...... 2 at Bucknell (Fr.) Yds...... 39 at Bryant (Fr.) Yds...... 84 at Saint Francis (So.) Yds...... 25 at Bucknell (Fr.) Long ...... 36 at Dayton (Fr.) Long ...... 60 at Saint Francis (So.) Long ...... 15 at Bucknell (Fr.) TDs ...1, 3x at Saint Francis (Sr.) last TDs ...... 1 Monmouth (Jr.) TDs ...... 0 (Fr.) Career 100-Yard Games...... 0 Career 100-Yard Games...... 0 Career 100-Yard Games...... 0

#86 KYLE SHUMAN #4 AKEEM MOORE #85 DAVID THOMAS

REC-YDS-TD LNG REC-YDS-TD LNG REC-YDS-TD LNG at Bucknell ...... 0-0-0 at Bucknell ...... 2-14-0 8 at Bucknell ..... Spec. Teams at Dayton ...... 0-0-0 at Dayton ...... 0-0-0 at Dayton ...... Spec. Teams Valparaiso ...... 0-0-0 Valparaiso ...... 1-7-0 7 Valparaiso ...... 1-15-0 15 at St. Francis ...... 0-0-0 at St. Francis ...... inj at St. Francis ...... inj. Bryant ...... 0-0-0 Bryant ...... out for season Bryant ...... out for season at Albany ...... 0-0-0 at Albany ...... at Albany ...... CCSU ...... CCSU ...... CCSU ...... Wagner ...... Wagner ...... Wagner ...... at Monmouth ...... at Monmouth ...... at Monmouth ...... at Sacred Heart ...... at Sacred Heart ...... at Sacred Heart ...... Robert Morris ...... Robert Morris ...... Robert Morris ...... CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Rec ...... 0 (Fr.) Rec ...... 5 Dayton (So-RS) Rec ...... 1 Valparaiso (Fr.) Yds...... 0 (Fr.) Yds...... 82 Bucknell (So.) Yds...... 15 Valparaiso (Fr.) Long ...... 0 (Fr.) Long ...... 45 Albany (So.-RS) Long ...... 15 Valparaiso (Fr.) TDs ...... 0 (Fr.) TDs ...... 1, 2x Saint Francis (So.) last TDs ...... 0 (Fr.) Career 100-Yard Games...... 0 Career 100-Yard Games...... 0 Career 100-Yard Games...... 0 2011 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME Running Backs

#28 LARRY McCOY #23 BILL BAIR Rushing Receiving Rushing Receiving ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONG ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONG at Bucknell ...... 30-112-1 16 0-0-0 at Bucknell ...... DNP at Dayton ...... 26-113-0 19 0-0-0 at Dayton ...... 3-29-0 17 0-0-0 Valparaiso ...... 21-164-1 32 0-0-0 Valparaiso ...... 16-154-1 33 0-0-0 at St. Francis ...... 23-153-1 14 0-0-0 at St. Francis ...... susp. Bryant ...... 34-153-1 40 1-4-0 4 Bryant ...... 3-17-0 8 0-0-0 at Albany ...... 20-75-0 13 1-3-0 3 at Albany ...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 CCSU ...... CCSU ...... Wagner ...... Wagner ...... at Monmouth ...... at Monmouth ...... at Sacred Heart ...... at Sacred Heart ...... Robert Morris ...... Robert Morris ...... CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Rush/Rec...... 16 Valparaiso (Sr.) 3 Dayton (Jr.) Rush/Rec...... 34 at Nicholls State (Fr.) 1, 5x at Albany (Jr.) last Yards ...... 154 Valparaiso (Sr.) 60 Dayton (Jr.) ...... & Bryant (Jr.) Long ...... 33 Valparaiso (Sr.) 33 Dayton (Jr.) Yards ...... 246 at CCSU (So.) 10 at CCSU (So.) TD’s ...... 1, 2x Valparaiso (Sr.) last 0 (So.) Long ...... t67 at Dayton (Fr.) 10 at CCSU (So.) Career 100-Yard Games...... 1 0 TD’s ...... *5 at Sacred Heart (Fr.) 0 (Fr.) (Sr. - 1) Career 100-Yard Games...... 15 0 (Fr - 4; So. - 6; Jr. - 5)

#39 ETHAN DORSEY #22 RYAN HO Rushing Receiving Rushing Receiving ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONG ATT-YDS-TD LONG REC-YDS-TD LONG at Bucknell ...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 at Bucknell ...... 1-3-0 3 0-0-0 at Dayton ...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 at Dayton ...... inj. at Bucknell out for season Valparaiso ...... 0-0-0 1-4-1 t4 Valparaiso ...... at St. Francis ...... 1-3-0 3 0-0-0 at St. Francis ...... Bryant ...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 Bryant ...... at Albany ...... 0-0-0 1-8-0 8 at Albany ...... CCSU ...... CCSU ...... Wagner ...... Wagner ...... at Monmouth ...... at Monmouth ...... at Sacred Heart ...... at Sacred Heart ...... Robert Morris ...... Robert Morris ...... CAREER HIGHS Rush/Rec...... 1 at Saint Francis (So.) 1, 2x at Albany (Sr.) last CAREER HIGHS Yards ...... 3 at Saint Francis (So.) 8 at Albany (Sr.) Rush/Rec...... 10 Saint Francis (Fr.) 2 at Delaware (Fr.) Long ...... 3 at Saint Francis (So.) 8 at Albany (Sr.)) Yards ...... 46 Saint Francis (Fr.) 12 at Delaware (Fr.) TD’s ...... 0 1 Valparaiso (Sr.) Long ...... 13 Saint Francis (Fr.) 11 at CCSU (Fr.) Career 100-Yard Games 0 0 TD’s ...... 0 0 Career 100-Yard Games...... 0 0

2011 Duquesne Dukes Century Club

100-Yards Rushing 100-Yards Receiving 300-Yards Passing (21-164-1) Larry McCoy vs. Valparaiso (4-177-2) Connor Dixon at Saint Francis To come (16-154-1) Bill Bair vs. Valparaiso (9-100-1) Isaac Spragg at Bucknell (34-153-1) Larry McCoy vs. Bryant (23-153-1) Larry McCoy at Saint Francis (26-113-0) Larry McCoy at Dayton (30-112-1) Larry McCoy at Bucknell 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STARTING LINEUPS

— consecutive starts in parentheses —

Offense TE LT LG C RG RT SE QB RB FB FL at Bucknell +Spragg Dunn Warning Downey Thomas Summers Moore Patterson McCoy +Oduho Roorback at Dayton Layhue Dunn Warning Downey Thomas Summers Dixon Patterson McCoy *Spragg Roorback Valparaiso Layhue Dunn Warning Downey Thomas Summers Dixon Patterson McCoy Dorsey Spragg at St. Francis *Oduho Dunn Warning Downey Thomas Summers Dixon Patterson McCoy Dorsey Spragg Bryant Layhue Dunn Warning Downey Thomas Summers Dixon Patterson McCoy Dorsey Spragg at Albany +Roorback Dunn Warning Downey Thomas Summers Dixon Patterson McCoy +Cangilla Spragg CCSU Wagner at Monmouth at Sacred Heart Robert Morris Consec. Starts (1) (37) (17) (28) (36) (6) (5) (17) (17) (1) (6) * - opened in a three receiver set; + - opened in four receiver set; # - opened in a fi ve receiver set

Defense DE DT DE SAM MIKE WILL OLB CB CB SS FS at Bucknell Inda Passodelis Eiland Oparanozie Latimer Oliver Lakins J.Williams Fitzpatrick Carter Kona at Dayton Inda Passodelis Eiland Oparanozie Zimmer Oliver Lakins J.Williams Fitzpatrick Carter Kona Valparaiso Inda Passodelis Eiland Oparanozie Zimmer Oliver Lakins J.Williams Fitzpatrick Carter Kona at St. Francis Inda Passodelis Sutton Oparanozie Latimer Oliver Lakins J.Williams Fitzpatrick Carter Kona Bryant Inda Passodelis Sutton Oparanozie Latimer Oliver Lakins J.Williams Fitzpatrick Carter Kona at Albany Inda Passodelis Sutton Oparanozie Latimer Oliver Lakins J.Williams Fitzpatrick Carter Kona CCSU Wagner at Monmouth at Sacred Heart Robert Morris Consec. Starts (28) (7) (3) (6) (3) (6) (28) (6) (6) (18) (20) Kona’s fi rst 14 starts were at linebacker

2011 SCORING DRIVES

DUQUESNE ...... 90+ 80-89 70-79 60-69 50-59 40-49 30-39 20-29 10-19 0-9 Neg. OT Touchdowns ...... 6 5 5 2 2 1 Field Goals ...... 1 1 2 1 1 1 2

OPPONENT ...... 90+ 80-89 70-79 60-69 50-59 40-49 30-39 20-29 10-19 0-9 Neg. OT Touchdowns ...... 4 5 3 1 1 2 Field Goals ...... 3 1 1

Kicker Punting Punting #38 CHARLIE LEVENTRY #38 CHARLIE LEVENTRY #92 AARON FLECK FG-FGA PAT PTS LONG NO IN 20 YARDS AVG LONG NO IN 20 YARDS AVG LONG at Bucknell ...... 2-2 ...... 2-3 ...... 8 ...... 34 at Bucknell ...... 5 ...... 2 ...... 164 .... 32.8 .... 44 at Bucknell ...... DNP ...... at Dayton ...... 3-4 ...... 1-1 ...... 10 ...... 40 at Dayton ...... 5 ...... 1 ...... 182 .... 36.4 .... 61 at Dayton ...... DNP ...... Valparaiso ...... 0-0 ...... 6-6 ...... 6 ...... n/a Valparaiso ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 44 ..... 44.0 .... 44 Valparaiso ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 38 ..... 38.0 .... 38 at St. Francis ...... 2-4 ...... 5-5 ...... 11 ...... 40 at St. Francis ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 57 ..... 28.5 .... 41 at St. Francis ...... DNP ...... Bryant ...... 1-1 ...... 4-4 ...... 7 ...... 25 Bryant ...... 5 ...... 4 ...... 206 .....41.2 ..... 59 Bryant ...... DNP ...... at Albany ...... 1-1 ...... 1-1 ...... 4 ...... 41 at Albany ...... 5 ...... 4 ...... 199 .... 39.8 .... 50 at Albany ...... DNP ...... CCSU ...... CCSU ...... CCSU ...... Wagner ...... Wagner ...... Wagner ...... at Monmouth ...... at Monmouth ...... at Monmouth ...... at Sacred Heart ...... at Sacred Heart ...... at Sacred Heart ...... Robert Morris ...... Robert Morris ...... Robert Morris ...... Leventry’s career long fi eld goal is 41 yards at Albany this Leventry’s career long punt is 67 yards vs. Robert Morris in Fleck’s career long punt is 49 yards vs. Sacred Heart in 2010 season 2009 MISCELLANEOUS FCS SUPERLATIVES since Duquesne moved to the NCAA Division I-AA non-scholarship level in 1993

RUSHING PASSING

TOP TEN RUSHING GAMES TOP TEN PASSING GAMES 31-323 Mike Hilliard vs. La Salle Sept. 27, 2003 Yds Player, Opponent C-AT-INT-YDS-TD Date 31-317 Josh Rue vs. Canisius Nov. 17, 2001 438 Tony Zimmerman vs.Iona 21-38-1-438-4 Oct. 21, 2000 33-*290 Donte Small vs. Georgetown Oct. 14, 2000 429 CONNOR DIXON at Bucknell* 30-47-1-429-6 Sept. 6, 2008 24-246 LARRY McCOY at CCSU Oct. 9, 2010 411 Niel Loebig at Dayton 22-37-2-411-3 Sept. 28, 2002 43-207 Andre Hatcher at Siena Oct. 5, 1996 391 Tony Zimmerman at VMI 26-43-0-391-4 Sept. 2, 2000 36-205 Mike Hilliard vs. Iona Nov. 2, 2002 381 Scott Knapp vs. West Liberty 20-38-4-381-2 Sept. 30, 2006 31-196 Andre Hatcher Marist Sept. 14, 1996 373 Dave Loya vs. Siena 27-38-1-373-3 Sept. 20, 1997 34-195 LARRY McCOY at Nicholls State Sept. 12, 2009 372 Niel Loebig vs. Siena 29-46-3-372-4 Oct. 4, 2003 29-194 Mike Hilliard vs. Siena Oct. 4, 2003 370 Niel Loebig at Iona 18-34-0-370-3 Oct. 11, 2003 46-192 Bill Green at Iona Oct. 28, 1995 365 Scott Knapp vs. Robert Morris* 23-42-1-365-1 Sept. 3, 2005 363 Scott Knapp at Fordham 35-48-1-363-3 Oct. 7, 2006 * - fi rst career start MOST 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES IN A SEASON 7 Mike Hilliard in 2002 & 2003 7 Donte Small in 1999 & 2000 RECEIVING 7 Bill Green 1995 5 LARRY McCOY 2011 TOP TEN RECEIVING YARDAGE GAMES 5 LARRY McCOY 2010 5 Donte Small in 2001 9-*245 Jeremy Conley at Dayton Sept. 28, 2002 9-*231 Jeremy Conley at VMI Sept. 2, 2000 9-222 Reggie Harris vs. Iona Oct. 21, 2000 TWO 100-YARD RUSHERS IN THE SAME GAME 8-222 Mark Neely St. John’s Nov. 4, 1995 8-204 Jeremy Conley vs. Dayton Sept. 29, 2001 17-140 Josh Rue at Canisius Nov. 18, 2000 11-201 Gerald Foster at Bucknell Oct. 16, 1999 25-129 Donte Small at Canisius Nov. 18, 2000 8-196 Gerald Foster vs. Iona Oct. 31, 1998 8-119 Josh Rue vs. Iona Oct. 21, 2000 7-191 Gerald Foster vs. La Salle Sept. 11, 1999 18-104 Donte Small vs. Iona Oct. 21, 2000 4-190 Yardon Brantley vs. Robert Morris Nov. 15, 2003 7-184 Earl Johnson Siena Sept. 20, 1997 27-186 Donte Small vs. Siena Oct. 27, 2001 16-158 Josh Rue vs. Siena Oct. 27, 2001 MOST 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES IN A SEASON 25-104 Donte Small at Fairfi eld Nov. 3, 2001 7 Gerald Foster in 1999 13-103 Josh Rue at Fairfi eld Nov. 3, 2001 6 Michel Warfi eld in 2003 17-130 Kyle Postell at La Salle Oct. 26, 2002 6 Jeremy Conley in 2002 20-122 Mike Hilliard at La Salle Oct. 26, 2002 5 Bruce Hocker in 2006 5 Reggie Harris in 2000 21-164 LARRY McCOY Valparaiso Sept. 17, 2011 16-154 BILL BAIR Valparaiso Sept. 17, 2011 TWO 100-YARD RECEIVERS IN THE SAME GAME

6-125-3 Joe Rosato at Gannon Sept. 30, 1995 TACKLES 5-114-1 Mark Neely 8-135-3 Joe Rosato at Marist Oct. 4, 1997 MOST TACKLES IN A GAME 6-112-1 Earl Johnson 2-108 Jeremy Conley at Siena Sept. 19, 1998 23 (13) Nathan Totino vs. Albany Oct. 4, 2008 6-100 Reggie Harris 21 (17) Matt Fisher vs. Marist Oct. 10, 1998 4-126 Jeremy Conley at Georgetown Nov. 6, 1999 19 (5) James Antinopoulos at Bucknell Sept. 30, 2000 8-117 Gerald Foster 18 (6) HORVIN LATIMER at Albany Oct. 8, 2011 9-222 Reggie Harris vs. Iona Oct. 21, 2000 18 (10) Derron Thomas vs. Bucknell Sept. 1, 2007 4-113 Randy Vulakovich 17 (11) Trent Wissner vs. Sacred Heart* Dec. 1, 2001 7-114 Yardon Brantley vs. Iona Nov. 2, 2002 17 (5) Harry Carter at Iona Oct. 11, 2003 7-103 Jeremy Conley 17 (14) Jade Burleigh vs. Robert Morris Nov. 21, 1998 8-173 Michel Warfi eld vs. St. Peter’s Oct. 18, 2003 17 (9) Matt Fisher vs. Robert Morris Nov. 21, 1998 10-111 Randy Vulakovich 17 (13) Matt Fisher vs. Fairfi eld Oct. 3, 1998 7-177 Bruce Hocker vs. WLSC Sept. 30, 2006 17 (11) Matt Fisher vs. Saint Peter’s Nov. 8, 1997 7-127 Dan Spriggs 17 (11) Joe Neckerman vs. Wagner* Nov. 18, 1995 7-129 Bruce Hocker vs. Marist Oct. 21, 2006 17 (13) Ken Smith vs. Gannon Oct. 1, 1994 10-112 Dan Spriggs 17 (9) Ken Smith at Gannon Oct. 2, 1993 3-105 Michael Rasky vs. Bucknell Sept. 1, 2007 16 (9) Nathan Totino at CCSU Oct. 18, 2008 4-104 Bruce Hocker 16 (10) Nathan Totino at Bucknell Sept. 6, 2008 5-109 Connor Dixon vs. Saint Francis Nov. 13, 2010 16 (10) Michael Hill at La Salle Nov. 6, 2004 5-100 Dave Williams 16 (6) Dave Pucka at Lafayette Nov. 13, 1999 16 (11) James Antinopoulos vs. Dayton Sept. 29, 2001 16 (12) Matt Fisher vs. Georgetown Oct. 24, 1998 16 (9) Jade Burleigh at Marist Oct. 4, 1997 16 (11) Matt Fisher vs. Marist Sept. 14, 1996 16 (10) Ken Smith at Robert Morris Oct. 8, 1994 2011 Duquesne University Football Duquesne Game Superlatives (as of Oct 08, 2011) All games

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Rushes 34 MCCOY, Larry vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Yards Rushing 164 MCCOY, Larry vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) TD Rushes 1 MCCOY, Larry at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) 1 HUGHES, Marcus vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) 1 PATTERSON, Sean vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) 1 BAIR, Bill vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) 1 MCCOY, Larry vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) 1 MCCOY, Larry at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) 1 MCCOY, Larry vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Long Rush 40 MCCOY, Larry vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Pass attempts 35 PATTERSON, Sean at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) Pass completions 19 PATTERSON, Sean at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) 19 PATTERSON, Sean at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) Yards Passing 290 PATTERSON, Sean at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) TD Passes 4 PATTERSON, Sean at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) Long Pass 87 PATTERSON, Sean at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) Receptions 9 SPRAGG, Isaac at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) Yards Receiving 175 DIXON, Connor at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) TD Receptions 3 DIXON, Connor vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Long Reception 87 DIXON, Connor at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) Field Goals 3 LEVENTRY, C. at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) Long Field Goal 41 LEVENTRY, C. at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Punts 5 LEVENTRY, C. at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) 5 LEVENTRY, C. at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) 5 LEVENTRY, C. vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) 5 LEVENTRY, C. at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Punting Avg 44.0 LEVENTRY, C. vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Long Punt 61 LEVENTRY, C. at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) Punts inside 20 4 LEVENTRY, C. vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) 4 LEVENTRY, C. at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Long Punt Return 45 KONA, Serge vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Long Kickoff Return 41 BAIR, Bill at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Tackles 18 LATIMER, Horvin at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Sacks 2.0 RICHERT, Zach at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) Tackles For Loss 4.0 OLIVER, C. vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Interceptions 1 WILLIAMS, Jared at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) 1 WILLIAMS, Jared at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) 1 CARTER, Khiry at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) 1 PIEKARSKI, Rich vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) 1 KONA, Serge vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) 2011 Duquesne University Football Duquesne Game Superlatives (as of Oct 08, 2011) All games

TEAM GAME HIGHS

Rushes 55 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Yards Rushing 425 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Yards Per Rush 7.7 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) TD Rushes 4 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Pass attempts 36 at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) Pass completions 19 at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) 19 at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) Yards Passing 290 at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) Yards Per Pass 14.5 at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) TD Passes 4 at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) Total Plays 77 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Total Offense 628 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Yards Per Play 8.4 at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) Points 49 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Sacks By 3 at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) 3 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) 3 vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) First Downs 33 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Penalties 8 vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Penalty Yards 70 vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Turnovers 5 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Interceptions By 2 at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) 2 vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Punts 5 at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) 5 at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) 5 vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) 5 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Punting Avg 41.2 vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Long Punt 61 at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) Punts inside 20 4 vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) 4 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Long Punt Return 45 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) 2011 Duquesne University Football Duquesne Game Superlatives (as of Oct 08, 2011) All games

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Rushes 36 BROWN, Jordan, vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Yards Rushing 142 BROWN, Jordan, vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) TD Rushes 2 BROWN, Jordan, vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Long Rush 83 HARRIS,Taylor, at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) Pass attempts 31 BARDO,Will, at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) Pass completions 19 Di Lella, Dan, at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Yards Passing 176 Di Lella, Dan, at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) TD Passes 2 MALANTIS, Nick, vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) 2 Di Lella, Dan, at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Long Pass 70 CROCE, Mike, vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Receptions 5 Kirchner, Ryan, at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Yards Receiving 108 HARRIS, Jordan, vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) TD Receptions 1 Skwara, Gabe, at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) 1 SMARWT, Kelvin, vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) 1 COOK, Dale, vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) 1 HARRIS, Jordan, vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) 1 Booker, Paul, at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) 1 King, Cole, at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Long Reception 70 HARRIS, Jordan, vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Field Goals 2 Eckard, Alex, at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) 2 MILLER,Nate, at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) Long Field Goal 42 MILLER,Nate, at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) Punts 8 Andrew Penksa, at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) Punting Avg 55.7 Layton, Paul, at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Long Punt 66 Layton, Paul, at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Punts inside 20 3 Gutowski, Ryan, at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) 3 MILLER,Nate, at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) 3 WOOD, Greg, vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Long Punt Return 6 Kirchner, Ryan, at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Long Kickoff Return 43 Romain, Dillon, at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Tackles 16 Anthony Bowman, at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) Sacks 2.0 DUNN,Brannon, at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) Tackles For Loss 2.0 De La Rosa,Robe, at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) 2.0 DUNN,Brannon, at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) Interceptions 2 WOODSON, J., vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) 2011 Duquesne University Football Duquesne Game Superlatives (as of Oct 08, 2011) All games

OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS

Rushes 65 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Yards Rushing 301 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Yards Per Rush 8.1 at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) TD Rushes 3 vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) 3 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Pass attempts 33 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Pass completions 20 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) 20 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Yards Passing 192 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Yards Per Pass 8.2 at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) TD Passes 2 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) 2 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Total Plays 92 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Total Offense 493 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Yards Per Play 5.8 at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) Points 38 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Sacks By 3 at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) 3 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) First Downs 29 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Penalties 6 at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) 6 vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Penalty Yards 55 at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) Turnovers 4 vs Bryant (Oct 1, 2011) Interceptions By 4 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Punts 8 at St. Francis (Sep 24, 2011) Punting Avg 55.7 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Long Punt 66 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) Punts inside 20 3 at Bucknell (Sep 03, 2011) 3 at Dayton (Sep 10, 2011) 3 vs Valparaiso (Sep 17, 2011) Long Punt Return 6 at Albany (Oct 08, 2011) 2011 DUQUESNE GAME SUMMARIES

GAME #1 GAME #2 BUCKNELL 27, DUQUESNE 26 DUQUESNE 22, DAYTON 13 Sept. 3, Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium, Lewisburg, Pa. Sept. 10, Welcome Stadium, Dayton, Ohio Records: Duquesne (0-1), Bucknell (1-0) Records: Duquesne (1-1), Dayton (1-1) hazy, humid - 82 degrees partly cloudy - 72 degrees

Brandon Wesley scored on a quarterback keeper with 57 seconds left and Alex Jared Williams blocked Nate Miller’s 50 yard fi eld goal attempt with two seconds Eckard added the extra point to give Bucknell a 27-26 win over Duquesne at left and returned it 48 yards for a score as Duquesne scored nine points in the fi nal Lewisburg, Pa. 30 seconds to end Dayton’s FCS-best 10-game win streak with a 22-13 victory over Wesley’s run came on a fourth down play which capped an 82 yard drive. the Flyers at Welcome Stadium. The win ended a two-game Duquesne series win streak and left the Dukes Duquesne took a 16-13 lead on a 24 yard Charlie Leventry fi eld goal with 30 winless in seven tries at Bucknell. seconds left. Leventry’s fi eld goal, his third of the game, capped a 52-yard drive Larry McCoy gained 112 yards on 30 carries and Sean Patterson added a pair that started with 3:37 on the clock. of touchdown passes for Duquesne. Sean Patterson, who fi nished 19-of-34 for 254 yards, opened the drive by hitting Jeremiah Young ran for 105 yards and Wesley, who completed 11-of-21 passes Isaac Spragg on passes of 13 and nine yards before carrying 13 yards to the UD 24. for 173 yards, added a touchdown pass to lead the Bison. Larry McCoy, who topped the 100-yard mark for the eighth time in 10 games - and A 20-yard punt return by true freshman David Thomas set up a 22-yard Pat- second time in as many games in 2011 - took it to the eight on a 16 yard run to set terson to Isaac Spragg touchdown pass the put the Dukes up 6-0 nine minutes into up Leventry’s kick. the game. Dayton quarterback Will Bardo drove the Flyers 21 yards to the 33 to set up Bucknell answered with a 21-yard Alex Eckard fi eld goal to make it 6-3 after Miller’s fi nal attempt. one quarter. McCoy led all rushers with 113 yards on 26 carries. Brooks Roorback had On the fi rst play of the second quarter, Patterson scrambled 31 yards to the a career-high seven catches for 48 yards and Spragg fi nished with 93 yards on six Bucknell nine before hitting Connor Dixon with a 14-yard TD pass on third-and- receptions for the Dukes. goal to make it 13-3. It was the fi rst play of the game for Dixon, who was granted Taylor Harris led Dayton with 110 yards on seven carries. Bardo fi nished a sixth year of eligibility the afternoon before the game. It was also the fi rst play 13-of-31 for 124 yards. since November of last season for Dixon who did not practice with the team while Duquesne was the last team to defeat the Flyers, nearly one year ago to the awaiting a decision on his status. day on Sept. 11 of the 2010 season, 35-31 at Rooney Field. The Dukes made it three scores in three possessions when Charlie Leventry Dayton got on the board fi rst when Harris bounced outside and raced 83 yards connected on a 27-yard fi eld goal to make it 16-3. for a score with 5:26 left in the fi rst quarter. Duquesne looked to be in control when a Patterson pass intended for tight Both teams missed scoring opportunities in the opening 30 minutes as Leventry end Brian Layhue was tipped and returned for a 24 yard touchdown by Bucknell was wide left on a 25 yard attempt on DU’s fi rst possession and Miller missed a 40 linebacker Tim Bolte to make it 16-10 with 1:52 left in the half. yard attempt following a Steve Wirkus interception early in the second quarter. The Bison held and drove 59 yards in 49 seconds to take a 17-16 halftime lead Patterson made it two consecutive turnovers when he coughed up the ball while when Wesley hit Gabe Skwara with an 11-yard touchdown pass. being sacked at the DU 47. The Flyers looked poised to add to their lead when Tyler DU took the second half kickoff and drove 60 yards in eight plays to take a Zimmer broke through to block a 33 yard Miller fi eld goal attempt. 23-17 lead on a four-yard McCoy run. DU then drove 81 yards to tie it when Patterson hit Connor Dixon with a 10 Bucknell took 6:52 off the clock in driving to the Duquesne two yard line yard touchdown pass on third-and-goal with 47 seconds left in the half. before settling for a 19-yard Eckard fi eld goal to pull within three with just over fi ve The Dukes outgained the Flyers 276-175 and enjoyed an over seven minute minutes left in the third quarter. advantage in time of possession in the fi rst half that saw two drives stopped by Richie Piekarski covered a fumbled punt at the Bucknell 23 that resulted in a turnovers. 34-yard Leventry fi eld goal that made it 26-20 entering the fourth quarter. Miller broke the tie with a 42 yard fi eld goal on Dayton’s fi rst possession of Neither teamed managed a drive of signifi cance until Wesley completed passes the second half. of 27 and 19 yards and Young added a 19-yard run to move the Bison into DU terri- The lead was short-lived as Jared Williams picked off back-up quarterback tory. Bucknell faced a third-and-15 from the DU 22 when Duquesne was fl agged for Zachary Splain and returned it to the Dayton 26 setting up a career-long 40 yard pass interference giving BU fi rst-and-goal on the Dukes 10. DU held until Wesley’s fi eld goal by Leventry. fourth down run. Patterson found Roorback for 26 yards on third-and-10 and followed that with Senior Isaac Spragg, who had eight catches in 22 career games entering the a 28 yard run to the UD 15 to set up a 28 yard Leventry fi eld goal that gave DU its game, fi nished with nine catches for 100 yards. Patterson was 19-of-35 for 188 fi rst lead with 59 seconds left in the third quarter. yards. Bardo broke loose for a 35 yard gain to the Duquesne 10, but the DU defense Derrick Lakins, Chidozie Oparanozie and Khiry Carter led DU with eight held, leading to a 30 yard Miller fi eld goal that tied the game for the third time at tackles each. Zach Richert added a pair of sacks. 13-13 with 11:28 to go. DU outgained Bucknell 342-308 and had a 20-13 advantage in fi rst downs. The game remained tied until Leventry’s kick with 30 seconds left. The Dukes outgained the Flyers 452-344 and had a 20-15 advantage in fi rst BY QUARTER ______1 _____ 2 _____ 3 _____4 ______FINAL downs. DU converted 7-of-17 third downs to 3-of-13 for Dayton. DUQUESNE ______6 ____ 10 ____ 10 _____0 ______26 BUCKNELL ______3 ____14 _____3 _____7 ______27 BY QUARTER ______1 _____ 2 _____ 3 _____4 ______FINAL DUQUESNE ______0 _____ 7 _____ 6 _____9 ______22 SCORING SUMMARY DAYTON ______7 _____ 0 _____ 3 _____3 ______13 1st 6:03 DUQ - Spragg 22 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick blocked), 7-45 (3:30) .....6-0 2:32 BU - Eckard 21 yd fi eld goal, 7-57 (3:24) ...... 6-3 2nd 13:01 DUQ - Dixon 14 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 8-71 (4:22) ...... 13-3 SCORING SUMMARY 4:08 DUQ - Leventry 27 yd fi eld goal, 14-69 (6:05)...... 16-3 1st 5:26 UD - Harris 83 yd run (Miller kick), 1-83 (:12) ...... 0-7 1:52 BU - Bolte 24 yd interception return ...... 16-10 2nd 0:47 DUQ - Dixon 10 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 8-81 (3:30) ...... 7-7 0:27 BU - Skwara 11 yd pass from Wesley (Eckard kick), 5-59 (:49) ...... 16-17 3rd 11:24 UD - Miller 42 yd fi eld goal, 9-39 (3:31)...... 7-10 3rd 12:02 DUQ - McCoy 4 yd run (Leventry kick), 8-60 (2:50) ...... 23-17 6:49 DUQ - Leventry 40 yd fi eld goal, 4-3 (1:29)...... 10-10 5:02 BU - Eckard 19 yd fi eld goal, 12-53 (6:52) ...... 23-20 0:59 DUQ - Leventry 28 yd fi eld goal, 10-74 (3:42)...... 13-10 1:37 DUQ - Leventry 34 yd fi eld goal, 4-6 (1:22)...... 26-20 4th 11:28 UD - Miller 30 yd fi eld goal, 11-58 (4:23) ...... 13-13 4th 0:57 BU - Wesley 1 yd run (Eckard kick), 12-82 (5:49) ...... 26-27 0:30 DUQ - Leventry 24 yd fi eld goal, 8-52 (3:07)...... 16-13 0:00 DUQ - J.Williams 48 yd blocked fi eld goal return ...... 22-13 LEADERS Rushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - McCoy (30-112-1); BU - Young (19-105-0) LEADERS Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Patterson (19-35-1-188-2); BU - Wesley (11-21-0-173-1) Rushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - McCoy (26-113-0); DAY - Harris (7-110-1) Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Spragg (9-100-1); BU - DeNick (4-38-0) Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Patterson (19-32-1-254-1); DAY - Bardo (13-31-0-124-0) Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Oparanozie (8/4), Lakins (8/4), Carter (8/3); BU - Bolte (8/4) Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Roorback (7-48-0), Spragg (6-93-0); DAY - Bellman (4-59-0), Johnson (4-44-0) Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Oliver (9/4); DAY - Robbie (8/5), Savage (8/4), Monnier (8/3), Wirkus (8/3) 2011 DUQUESNE GAME SUMMARIES

GAME #3 GAME #4 DUQUESNE 49, VALPARAISO 14 DUQUESNE 41, SAINT FRANCIS, PA 14 Sept. 17, Rooney Field, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. 24, DeGol Field, Loretto, Pa. Records: Duquesne (2-1), Valparaiso (0-3) Records: Duquesne (3-1, 1-0), Saint Francis, Pa. (1-3, 0-2) partly cloudy - 60 degrees mostly cloudy - 66 degrees

Duquesne got out of the blocks quickly, scoring on its fi rst four possessions in posting In a matchup of the NEC’s top two running backs, it was Duquesne quarterback Sean a 49-14 home opening win over Valparaiso at Rooney Field. Patterson who stole the spotlight with four fi rst-half touchdown passes as Duquesne The Dukes (2-1) outgained the Crusaders (0-3) 628 to 188 in extending Valpo’s opened Northeast Conference play with a 41-14 win at Saint Francis, Pa. FCS-long losing streak to 23 games. The total yards were the most by a DU team Patterson, who fi nished with a season-high 290 yards, threw touchdowns since 647 in a 36-14 win over Siena in 2003. of 87, 40, 17 and 50 yards in the fi rst half as the Dukes (3-1, 1-0) scored on six of Larry McCoy led DU with 164 yards rushing on 21 attempts as the Dukes ran seven possessions in posting 553 yards of total offense. for 425 yards. Bill Bair came off the bench to add a career-high 154 yards as DU Saint Francis dropped to 1-3 overall and 0-2 in the NEC. had two 100-yard rushers in the same game for the fi rst time since a 46-0 win at La Duquesne’s Larry McCoy, who entered the game ranked sixth in the FCS in Salle in 2002. rushing at 129.7 yards per game, outgained Saint Francis’ Kyle Harbridge 153-76. It was the fi rst time Duquesne had two 150 yard rushers in the same game since Harbridge entered the game as the leading rusher in all levels of NCAA Divsion I 2001 when Donte Small ran for 186 and Josh Rue 158 in a 55-0 win over Siena. with a 180.3 ypg. average. Sean Patterson completed 12-of-18 passes for 181 yards and three touchdowns McCoy reached the 100-yard mark for the fourth time in as many games on and ran for another in just over two quarters of action for the Dukes. his 12th carry - a seven-yard run in the second quarter. Duquesne punted twice in scoring touchdowns on seven of 10 possessions. Duquesne’s defense was outstanding in holding the Red Flash to 182 yards, Patterson capped a 15 play game-opening drive with a three yard run then found including just 45 through the air. SFU had 99 yards before the Dukes went to their Connor Dixon with a 66 yard touchdown pass as the Dukes outgained the Crusaders second team defense after three quarters. 178-31 in the opening 15 minutes. Patterson hit Connor Dixon with a 41 yard pass on the game’s fi rst play to set McCoy added a one-yard scoring run early in the second quarter to make it up a 40 yard Charlie Leventry fi eld goal that gave Duquesne a 3-0 lead less than 21-0. Patterson then capped a 13 play, 86 yard drive with a four yard touchdown two minutes in. pass to Ethan Dorsey to make it 28-0 at the half. McCoy went over the 100-yard DU made it scores on consecutive possessions when Leventry added a 33 yard mark on his 15th carry with just under six minutes left during the 86 yard drive. fi eld goal at the 7:53 mark. Bair scored on a 19 yard run and Patterson hit Isaac Spragg with a six yard Saint Francis, which went three-and-out on its fi rst two possessions, caught touchdown pass with 8:25 left in the third quarter before giving way to back-up the fi rst break of the game when Serge Kona fumbled a punt on the Duquesne 14 Marty Mitchell. yard line. Valpo broke up the shutout on a 10 yard pass from Nick Malantis to Kelvin Five plays later, quarterback John Kelly punched it in from one yard out to Smarwt late in the third quarter. give the Red Flash a 7-6 lead. Third team tailback Marcus Hughes added a 16 yard touchdown run before The lead was short-lived as Patterson found Dixon for an 87 yard touchdown Valparaiso closed out the scoring with a 14 yard pass from Malantis to Dale Cook. on the next play to put the Dukes up 13-7 with 3:09 to go in the fi rst quarter. Chris Oliver led the Dukes with nine tackles, including fi ve tackles for loss. Jared Williams intercepted a Saint Francis fl ea fl icker attempt to set up Alex Inda, Reggie Eiland and Toby Thuer added sacks for DU. Patterson-to-Dixon again, this time for a 40 yard score. Dixon, who had three catches for 168 in the opening quarter, fi nished with BY QUARTER ______1 _____ 2 _____ 3 _____4 ______FINAL 175 yards on four receptions. VALPARAISO______0 _____ 0 _____ 7 _____7 ______14 Khiry Carter picked off back-up quarterback Corey Nielsen on the fi rst play DUQUESNE ______14 ____ 14 ____ 14 _____7 ______49 of the second quarter leading to a 17 yard Patterson to Brian Layhue touchdown that made it 27-7. SCORING SUMMARY 1st 6:34 DUQ - Patterson 3 yd run (Leventry kick), 15-77 (6:20) ...... 7-0 DU added another long-distance score when Isaac Spragg took a swing pass 2:49 DUQ - Dixon 66 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 4-69 (1:39) ...... 14-0 50 yards for a score to make it 34-7 at the half. 2nd 13:14 DUQ - McCoy 1 yd run (Leventry kick), 7-66 (1:42) ...... 21-0 The Dukes outgained the Red Flash 442-79 in the opening 30 minutes. 4:48 DUQ - Dorsey 4 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 13-86 (5:38) ...... 28-0 3rd 12:39 DUQ - Bair 19 yd run (Leventry kick), 5-76 (2:14) ...... 35-0 McCoy capped a nearly seven minute drive with a two yard plunge to make 8:25 DUQ - Spragg 6 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 7-80 (3:07)...... 42-0 it 41-7 with just under six minutes left in the third quarter. 2:38 VALP - Smarwt 10 yd pass from Malantis (Smith kick),14-63 (5:42) ...... 42-7 Outside linebacker Chris Oliver led the Dukes in tackles for the third con- 4th 10:05 VALP - Hughes 16 yd run (Esquire kick) 6-47 (2:34) ...... 49-7 4:49 VALP - Cook 14 yd pass from Malantis (Weinel kick), 12-68 (5:10) ...... 49-14 secutive game with eight stops. Fellow linebackers Horvin Latimer and Chidozie Oparanozie added seven tackles each. LEADERS Rushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - McCoy (21-164-1), Bair (16-154-1); VALP - Ali-El (9-19-0) Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Patterson (12-18-0-181-3); VALP - Malantis (9-16-0-105-2) BY QUARTER ______1 _____ 2 _____ 3 _____4 ______FINAL Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Spragg (5-46-1; VALP - Smarwt (4-44-1) DUQUESNE ______20 ____ 14 _____ 7 _____0 ______41 Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Oliver (9/4); VALP - Howard (8/6) SAINT FRANCIS, PA ______7 _____ 0 _____ 0 _____7 ______14

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 13:47 DUQ - Leventry 40 yd fi eld goal, 5-47 (1:13)...... 3-0 7:53 DUQ - Leventry 33 yd fi eld goal, 6-25 (3:37)...... 6-0 3:27 SFU - Kelly 1 yd run (Thiel kick), 5-14 (2:39) ...... 6-7 3:09 DUQ - Dixon 87 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 1-87 (:18) ...... 13-7 0:47 DUQ - Dixon 40 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 3-59 (:45) ...... 20-7 2nd 11:13 DUQ - Layhue 17 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 9-71 (3:41) ...... 27-7 1:36 DUQ - Spragg 50 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 4-80 (1:54)...... 34-7 3rd 5:46 DUQ - McCoy 2 yd run (Leventry kick), 12-80 (6:47) ...... 41-7 4th 3:25 SFU - Wade 1 yd run (Thiel kick), 11-67 (5:19) ...... 41-14

LEADERS Rushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - McCoy (23-153-1); SFU - Harbridge (21-76-0) Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Patterson (10-19-0-290-4); SFU - Kelly (4-14-1-9-0) Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Dixon (4-175-2); SFU - Harbridge (3-7-0) Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Oliver (8/1); SFU - Bowman (16/3) 2011 DUQUESNE GAME SUMMARIES

GAME #5 GAME #6 DUQUESNE 31, BRYANT 28 ALBANY 38, DUQUESNE 10 Oct. 1, Rooney Field, Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct. 8, University Field, Albany, N.Y. Records: Duquesne (4-1, 2-0), Bryant (3-2, 2-1) Records: Duquesne (4-2, 2-1), Albany (3-2, 2-0) steady rain - 46 degrees sunny, clear - 70 degrees

Connor Dixon caught three touchdown passes - the last of which put Duquesne ahead Albany jumped on Duquesne early, scoring on its fi rst three possessions, in ending to stay with 9:22 left - as the Dukes extended their winning streak to four with a the Dukes’ win streak at four with a 38-10 win at University Field. 31-28 Northeast Conference victory over Bryant on Rooney Field. The Great Danes shredded a DU defense that entered the game ranked second The Dukes, whose lone blemish is a 27-26 opening day loss at Bucknell, moved nationally (259.6 ypg.) with 468 yards of total offense, including 201 in the fi rst to 4-1 overall and 2-0 in the NEC. Bryant saw a three-game win streak snapped in quarter. dropping ot 3-2 overall and 2-1 in conference play. Dan Di Lella completed 19-of-25 passes for 176 yards and two touchdowns Dixon, who fi nished with fi ve catches for 71 yards, caught a 33 yard touchdown and ran for 90 more as the Great Danes moved to 3-2 overall and 2-0 in the NEC. pass in the fi rst quarter and added a 15 yarder in the third. Duquesne, which hadn’t lost since a season-opening 27-26 defeat at Bucknell, Duquesne outgained Bryant 379-276 in a game that saw four lead changes in dropped to 4-2 including 2-1 in conference play. the second half of a game played in steady rain. Duquesne running back Larry McCoy, who entered the game ranked third Larry McCoy, the NEC’s third-leading rusher, carried 34 times for 153 yards nationally at 139 yards rushing per game, was held to 75 yards on 20 carries. It was and a touchdown. Bryant’s Jordan Brown, who entered the game second in the NEC the fi rst time the junior was held under 100 this season. Drew Smith had 101 yards in rushing, carried 36 times for 142 yards and two scores. on 23 carries for UA. Duquesne’s Sean Patterson completed 13-of-25 passes for 160 yards, including DU quarterback Sean Patterson was picked off three times in throwing for a the three TD passes to Dixon. Mike Croce completed 8-of-18 passes for 138 yards season low 144 yards. for Bryant. Albany scored on its opening possession when Smith capped a 57 yard drive Duquesne used a 23 yard Patterson to Brooks Roorback pass to set up a 25 with a one-yard plunge. The Great Danes made it two scores in 2:14 when they turned yard Charlie Leventry fi eld in taking a 3-0 lead with 1:40 left in the fi rst quarter. a Patterson interception - the fi rst of fi ve DU turnovers on the afternoon - into a one Three plays later, DU’s Khiry Carter forced a fumble that was recovered by yard Di Lella to Paul Booker touchdown pass. Dillon Romain added a one yard run Ashton Burno at the Bryant 33. Patterson found Dixon down the right sideline on to make it 21-0 before the Dukes registered a fi rst down. the next play to put the Dukes up 10-0 through one quarter. Albany outgained Duquesne 201-25 and had a 13-0 advantage in fi rst downs Bryant took advantage of a short fi eld following a Duquesne fumble to pull in the fi rst quarter. within three when Croce scored from one yard out to cap a 41 yard drive with 8:32 Herb Glass tacked on a 37 yard fi eld goal to make it 24-0 at the half. left in the half. Charlie Leventry broke up the shutout with a career-long 41 yard fi eld goal on McCoy scored on a two yard run to push the margin back to ten a little over DU’s fi rst possession of the second half. fi ve minutes later. DU pulled within 14 when Patterson found Connor Dixon from 35 yards out Duquesne outgained Bryant 219-64 in the opening 30 minutes. to make it 24-10 with just over two minutes left in the third quarter. Bryant scored twice in the fi rst 7:26 of the second half to take a 21-17 lead. Albany regained momentum by converting a fake punt on 4th-and-6 that led The Bulldogs took the second half kickoff and drove 68 yards with Brown to an eight yard Di Lella to Cole King touchdown pass two plays later that made it scoring from 18 yards out to make it 17-14. Just over three minutes later, Brown 31-10. added a one yard plunge after Jeremy Woodson picked off a tipped Patterson pass Duquesne, following a long kickoff return aided by a penalty, moved to the and returned it to the DU 19. Albany 23 before a McCoy fumble gave it back to the Great Danes. The Dukes regained the lead when Patterson hit Dixon with a 15 yard touchdown UA’s Buddy Leathley closed out the scoring with a one yard run with 2:44 pass late in the third quarter. left. Croce then connected with Jordan Harris for a 70 yard score on a third-and- Horvin Latimer finished with a career-high 18 tackles (six solo) for eight play. No one was within ten yards of Harris as cornerback Aaron Fitzpatrick Duquesne. slipped and fell while the ball was in the air. McCoy broke a 40 yard run to the Bryant 11 before Patterson found Dixon for BY QUARTER ______1 _____ 2 _____ 3 _____4 ______FINAL the third time, this time from 10 yards out, to make it 31-28 with 9:22 left. DUQUESNE ______0 _____ 0 ____ 10 _____0 ______10 Richie Piekarski picked off a Croce pass with just over two minutes left to seal ALBANY ______21 _____ 3 _____ 0 ____14 ______38 the win. SCORING SUMMARY Carter, who also posted his fi rst career sack, and Horvin Latimer led the Dukes 1st 10:36 UA - Smith 1 yd run (Glass kick), 7-57 (2:26) ...... 0-7 with eight tackles each. Ohio State transfer Dorian Bell had six tackles, including a 8:22 UA - Booker 1 yd pass from Di Lella (Glass kick), 5-27 (1:43) ...... 0-14 3:03 UA - Romain 1 yd run (Glass kick), 10-82 (3:34)...... 0-21 tackle for loss and a quarterback pressure, in his fi rst appearance as a Duke. 2nd 6:57 UA - Glass 37 yd fi eld goal, 8-48 (3:15) ...... 0-24 3rd 11:05 DUQ - Leventry 41 yd fi eld goal, 7-30 (2:54)...... 3-24 BY QUARTER ______1 _____ 2 _____ 3 _____4 ______FINAL 2:35 DUQ - Dixon 35 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 5-54 (1:51) ...... 10-24 BRYANT ______0 _____ 7 ____ 14 _____7 ______28 4th 14:53 UA - King 8 yd pass from Di Lella (Glass kick), 8-50 (2:42) ...... 10-31 DUQUESNE ______10 _____ 7 _____ 7 _____7 ______31 2:44 UA - Leathley 1 yd run (Glass kick), 9-65 (4:10) ...... 10-38 LEADERS SCORING SUMMARY Rushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - McCoy (20-75-0); UA - Smith (23-101-1) 1st 1:40 DUQ - Leventry 25 yd fi eld goal, 10-56 (4:16)...... 3-0 Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Patterson (15-24-3-144-1); UA - Di Lella (19-25-0-176-2) 0:08 DUQ - Dixon 33 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 1-33 (:06) ...... 10-0 Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Spragg (6-58-0); UA - Kirchner (5-53-0) 2nd 8:32 BRY - Croce 1 yd run (Alberti kick), 7-41 (2:59) ...... 10-7 Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Latimer (16/6); UA - Morgan (8/5) 2:58 DUQ - McCoy 2 yd run (Leventry kick), 12-63 (5:25) ...... 17-7 3rd 10:55 BRY - Brown 18 yd run (Alberti kick), 8-68 (3:59) ...... 17-14 7:34 BRY - Brown 1 yd run (Alberti kick), 6-19 (2:03) ...... 17-21 2:40 DUQ - Dixon 15 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 4-61 (1:34) ...... 24-21 4th 12:41 BRY - Harris 70 yd pass from Croce (Alberti kick), 5-84 (2:13) ...... 24-28 9:22 DUQ - Dixon 10 yd pass from Patterson (Leventry kick), 8-72 (3:14) ...... 31-28

LEADERS Rushing (Att./Yds./TD): DU - McCoy (34-153-1); BRY - Brown (36-142-2) Passing (Att./Comp./Int./Yds./TD): DU - Patterson (13-25-2-160-3); BRY - Croce (8-18-2-138-1) Receiving (Att./Yds./TD): DU - Dixon (5-71-3); BRY - Harris (4-108-1) Tackles (Tot./Solo): DU - Carter (8/4), Latimer (8/4); BRY - Tebou (8/7)