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All-Time Team Ceremonyceremony ALL-TIME TEAM CEREMONYCEREMONY NOVEMBER 7, 2015 • 10 a.m. • O’Pake FieldhOuse 100 Seasons of Kutztown University Football All-Time Team Ceremony Saturday, Nov. 7, 2015 TABLE OF CONTENTS History of KU Football ............................................................................................................................... 2 All-Time Football Team .............................................................................................................................. 5 All-Decade Teams ..................................................................................................................................... 17 Top Moments of the First 100 Seasons ..................................................................................................... 26 Year-by-Year Results ................................................................................................................................ 29 Records ..................................................................................................................................................... 38 Honors ....................................................................................................................................................... 39 This program was produced for the announcement of the KU All-Time Football Team ceremony on November 7, 2015. It was written, designed and edited by KU Sports Information Director Bryan Salvadore, with assistance from Matt Santos, Director of University Relations, and Josh Leiboff, Assistant Director of University Relations for Web Content. Cover design by Ca- mille DeMarco, Assistant Director of University Marketing for Design & Print Media. 2 | 100 SEASONS OF KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 100 SEASONS OF KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL | 3 4 | 100 SEASONS OF KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL All-Time Football Team Quarterback Defensive Line Andy Breault Denauld Brown Fiorindo “Beauty” DeMatteo Richard Kyle (OL/DL) Kevin Morton Jon Murphy Tracey Wright Running Back Gene Blue Linebacker Bruce Harper Tim Clancy Paul Magistro Larry Mertz Darrien Peoples John Mobley Don Shaver Frank Williams Wide Receiver Defensive Back Elfren Quiles Michael Baldwin Andre Reed Brian Bingnear Alex DiNolfi Pete Mendez All-Purpose George Whary Mark Steinmeyer Kicker Tight End Matt Dineen Jason Henley Punter Offensive Line Jon Corson Jim Bennett Dick Campeotto Anthony Cipriano Return Specialist Steve Head Josh Mastromatto Peter Iovino Richard Kyle (OL/DL) 100 SEASONS OF KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL | 5 All-Time Football Team - Quarterbacks ANDY BREAULT 1989-92 Quarterback Elizabethtown, Pa. Elizabethtown HS • 1990 All-PSAC East First Team • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • 1991 All-PSAC East First Team • KU Athlete of the Decade Team • 1992 All-PSAC East Second Team • 1992 Harlon Hill National Finalist (9th Place) • 1991 Don Hansen Gazette All-America Honorable Mention • 1991 ECAC Division II Player of the Year • School Record 474 Pass Attempts in a Season (1990) • 1991 PSAC Player of the Year • School Record 7 Touchdown Passes in a Game (1991) FIORINDO “BEAUTY” DEMATTEO ’39 1936-39 Quarterback Coatesville, Pa. Coatesville HS • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • 1938 AP Little All-America First Team • KU Athlete of the Decade Team KEVIN MORTON ’12 2009-12 Quarterback Abington, Pa. Abington HS • 2010 PSAC Player of the Year • Record 912 Pass Completions in Career (2009-12) • 2011 PSAC Player of the Year • Record 68.8 Pass Completion Percentage in a Season (2012) • 2010 All-PSAC East First Team • Record 63.0 Completion Percentage in Career (2009-12) • 2011 All-PSAC East First Team • Record 490 Passing Yards in a Game (2012) • 2012 All-PSAC East First Team • Record 3,633 Passing Yards in a Season (2010) • 2011 Beyond Sports Network All-America Honorable Mention • Record 11,612 Passing Yards in Career (2009-12) • 2012 Beyond Sports Network All-America Honorable Mention • Record 38 Touchdown Passes in a Season (2010) • Record 1,447 Pass Attempts in Career (2009-12) • Record 119 Touchdown Passes in Career (2009-12) • Record 45 Pass Completions in a Game (2012) • Record 3,894 Total Offense Yards in a Season (2010) • Record 284 Pass Completions in a Season (2012) • Record 12,247 Total Offense Yards in Career (2009-12) 6 | 100 SEASONS OF KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL All-Time Football Team - Running Backs GENE BLUE ’55 1951-54 Running Back Sunbury, Pa. Sunbury HS • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • 4x All-Conference Selection • KU Athlete of the Decade Team BRUCE HARPER 1974-76 Running Back Englewood, N.J. Dwight Morrow HS • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • 1975 All-PSAC East First Team • KU Athlete of the Decade Team • 1976 All-PSAC East First Team • 1976 AP Little All-America Honorable Mention • New York Jets, 1977-84 • 1974 All-PSAC East Second Team PAUL MAGISTRO ’86 1983-86 Running Back Wharton, N.J. Morris Hills HS • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • 1985 PSAC Player of the Year • KU Athlete of the Decade Team • 1985 All-PSAC East First Team • 1985 AP Little All-America Honorable Mention • 1986 All-PSAC East First Team • 1986 AP Little All-America Honorable Mention • Pittsburgh Steelers, 1987 • 1986 Harlon Hill National Finalist (Seventh Place) 100 SEASONS OF KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL | 7 All-Time Football Team - Running Backs / All-Purpose DARRIEN PEOPLES ’99 1993-96 Running Back Philadelphia, Pa. Abraham Lincoln HS • Record 39 Rushing Attempts in a Game (1995) • Record 306 Rushing Attempts in a Season (1996) • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • Record 752 Rushing Attempts in Career (1993-96) • 1995 All-PSAC East First Team • Record 1,393 Rushing Yards in a Season (1996) • 1996 All-PSAC East First Team • Record 3,156 Rushing Yards in Career (1993-96) DON SHAVER ’84 1977-80 Running Back Sea Cliff, N.Y. North Shore HS • 1979 All-PSAC East First Team • 1980 All-PSAC East Second Team • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • Record 19 Rushing Touchdowns in a Season (1979) • KU Athlete of the Decade Team • Record 33 Rushing Touchdowns in Career (1977-80) • 1979 AP Little All-America First Team • Minnesota Vikings, 1981 • 1978 All-PSAC East First Team MARK STEINMEYER ’94 1988-91 All-Purpose Back Little Falls, N.J. Passaic Valley HS • Record 200 Receptions in Career (1988-91) • Record 2,118 Receiving Yards in Career (1988-91) • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • Record 4 Touchdown Receptions in a Game (1991) • KU Athlete of the Decade Team • Record 23 Touchdown Receptions in Career (1988-91) • 1991 AP Little All-America Second Team • Record 2,260 All-Purpose Yards in a Season (1990) • 1991 Harlon Hill National Finalist (4th Place) • Record 6,210 All-Purpose Yards in Career (1989-92) • 1990 Harlon Hill Regional Finalist • Record 69 Punt Returns in Career (1988-91) • 1990 All-PSAC East First Team • Record 295 Punt Return Yards in a Season (1988) • 1991 All-PSAC East First Team • Record 813 Punt Return Yards in Career (1988-91) • 1989 All-PSAC East Second Team • Record 16.4 Punt Return Average in a Season (1989) • 1988 PSAC Rookie of the Year • Record 28 Kickoff Returns in a Season (1990) • Record 89 Receptions in a Season (1990) • Record 79 Kickoff Returns in Career (1988-91) • Record 1,470 Kickoff Return Yards in Career (1988-91) 8 | 100 SEASONS OF KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL All-Time Football Team - Wide Receivers / Tight End ELFREN QUILES ’09 2006-07 Wide Receiver New Britain, Conn. New Britain HS • 2007 D2Football.com All-America Second Team • Record 12 Touchdown Receptions in a Season (2006) • 2007 AP Little All-America Third Team • Record 308 Receiving Yards in a Game (2007) • 2007 Harlon Hill Regional Finalist • Record 1,187 Receiving Yards in a Season (2007) • 2006 All-PSAC East Second Team • 2007 All-PSAC East First Team ANDRE REED ’05 1981-84 Wide Receiver Allentown, Pa. Louis E. Dieruff HS • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • Selected by Buffalo Bills in 4th Round of 1985 NFL Draft • KU Athlete of the Decade Team • Buffalo Bills, 1984-1999; Washington Redskins, 2000 • 1984 AP Little All-America Honorable Mention • Division II Football Hall of Famer • 1982 All-PSAC East Second Team • Pro Football Hall of Famer • 1983 All-PSAC East First Team • 1984 All-PSAC East First Team JASON HENLEY ’09 2003-06 Tight End Gilbertsville, Pa. Boyertown HS • 2003 All-PSAC East First Team • 2004 All-PSAC East First Team • 2006 All-PSAC East First Team 100 SEASONS OF KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL | 9 All-Time Football Team - Offensive Line JIM BENNETT ’82 1978-81 Offensive Line Allentown, Pa. William Allen HS • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • 1980 AP Little All-America Honorable Mention • 1979 All-PSAC East First Team • 1980 All-PSAC East First Team RICHARD “DICK” CAMPEOTTO 1954-55, 58 Offensive Line Stroudsburg, Pa. Stroudsburg HS • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • KU Athlete of the Decade Team • 1955 AP Little All-America First Team ANTHONY CIPRIANO ’65 1961-64 Offensive Line Bridgeport, Pa. Upper Merion HS • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • 1964 AP Little All-America Honorable Mention • KU Athlete of the Decade Team • 1963 All-PSAC First Team • 1964 All-PSAC First Team 10 | 100 SEASONS OF KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL All-Time Football Team - Offensive Line / Defensive Line STEVE HEAD ’79 1974-77 Offensive Line Philadelphia, Pa. Mastbaum Area Vocational-Technical School • KU Athletics Hall of Famer • 1976 All-PSAC East First Team • KU Athlete of the Decade Team • 1977 All-PSAC East First Team • 1977 AP Little All-America First Team • 1977 All-ECAC First Team • 1977 AFCA All-America First Team • Philadelphia Eagles, 1978 • 1975 All-PSAC East First Team PETER IOVINO ’00 1996-99 Offensive Line Bensalem,
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