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OUR MISSION IS TO WIN WITH HARDNOSED INTEGRITY WHILE QUIETLY SERVING OUR COMMUNITY! ’S COLLEGE TEAM 2-0 in New Era 2010 2012 games for the Orange football program in 13 MetLife Stadium in the next 25 years. men’s lacrosse Big City Classic 3 titles at MetLife Stadium. The Orange played in the FIRST 1st sporting event held at MetLife Stadium.

wins for the Orange men’s team in 166 games 92 at Madison Square Garden. minutes played in Syracuse’s SIX overtime thriller against 226 Connecticut in 2009 at Madison Square Garden.

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KEITH DONOVAN BULLUCK McNABB Super bowl champions 26 OrangeO have won 37 SuperS Bowl rings

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SYRACUSE’SS SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS Player Super Bowl (Season) Team Rob Burnett Super Bowl XXXV (2000) Ravens Rob Carpenter Super Bowl XXXI (1996) (Coach) Super Bowl XLII (2007) New York Giants Super Bowl XLVI (2011) New York Giants Super Bowl VII (1972) Super Bowl VIII (1973) Miami Dolphins Al Davis (Owner) Super Bowl XI (1976) Oakland Raiders Super Bowl XV (1980) Oakland Raiders Super Bowl XVIII (1983) L.A. Raiders “ I take tremendous pride in having played John Flannery Super Bowl XXXIV (1999) St. Louis Rams Dwight Freeney Super Bowl XLI (2006) at Syracuse. I played for a (Ben Super Bowl XLI (2006) Indianapolis Colts Schwartzwalder) who was as fundamentally sound Qadry Ismail Super Bowl XXXV (2000) in the game as anyone who has ever coached it.” Super Bowl XXVII (1992) Cowboys - Tom Coughlin Super Bowl XXVIII (1993) Super Bowl XXX (1995) Dallas Cowboys New York Giants Head Coach Arthur Jones Super Bowl XLVII (2012) Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl XXXVI (2001) New England Patriots Ryan LaCasse Super Bowl XLI (2006) Indianapolis Colts John Mackey (1970) Baltimore Colts Jameel McClain Super Bowl XLVII (2012) Baltimore Ravens Kevin Mitchell Super Bowl XXIX (1994) 49ers Super Bowl XXII (1987) Washington Redskins Super Bowl XXVI (1991) Washington Redskins Keith Moody Super Bowl XV (1980) Oakland Raiders Joe Morris Super Bowl XXI (1986) New York Giants Markus Paul (Coach) Super Bowl XXXVI New England Patriots Super Bowl XXXVIII New England Patriots Super Bowl XXXIX New England Patriots Super Bowl XLVI New York Giants Super Bowl XLVI (2011) New York Giants Anthony Smith Super Bowl XLII (2008) Josh Thomas Super Bowl XLI (2006) Indianapolis Colts Melvin Tuten Super Bowl XXXIII (1998) Super Bowl XLII (2007) New York Giants TEBUCKY MARVIN DAVID Roland Williams Super Bowl XXXIV (1999) St. Louis Rams JONES HARRISON TYREE Sir Mawn Wilson Super Bowl XXXII (1997) Denver Broncos Ernie Davis: 1961 WINNER In 1961, the Civil Rights Act was three years from becoming a reality. It would be four years until voting rights of all Americans were protected by federal law. But an unassuming sports hero was about to play an important, yet unintentional, role in the burgeoning civil rights movement. On December 6, 1961, Syracuse University running back Ernest R. Davis was awarded the Heisman Trophy. It was the first time in history that an African-American was honored as the best player in the country, even though blacks had participated in the game since the late 1800s. As a sophomore, Davis rushed for a team-high 686 yards and scored 10 to power Coach Ben Schwartzwalder’s 1959 Orange to a 10-0 regular-season record, the nation’s No. 1 ranking and a Cotton Bowl showdown with No. 2-ranked Texas. With the collective eyes of the college football world focused on Dallas, Texas, Davis captured MVP honors, scoring two touchdowns – one on an 87-yard halfback option pass from captain Ger Schwedes -- and setting up a third to spark a 23-14 Orange triumph. In 1960, Davis rushed for a team-high 877 yards and scored 10 touchdowns to earn All-America accolades. Davis led SU again in 1961, rushing for a team-best 823 yards and scoring 15 touchdowns. In the , he rushed for 140 yards on 30 carries and scored SU’s first as the Orange rallied from a 14-0 halftime deficit to nip Miami, 15-14. A unanimous selection for his second All-America honor, Davis was then honored as the 1961 Heisman Trophy winner. President John F. Kennedy sent the following telegram to Davis in 1963 after a celebration of Davis’ achievements in Elmira, New York: “ Seldom has an athlete been more deserving of such a tribute. Your high standards of performance on the field and off the field reflect the finest qualities of competition, sportsmanship and citizenship. The nation has bestowed upon you its highest awards for your athletic achievements. It’s a privilege for me to address you tonight as an outstanding American, and as a worthy example of our youth. I salute you.” Hoping to team the talented Davis with his SU backfield predecessor and NFL rushing king Jim Brown, Browns owner traded for the NFL draft rights to Davis and then selected him with the first overall selection in the annual draft. But before the former Orange stars could ever suit up together, Davis contracted leukemia and died on May 18, 1963. He was 23. In the fall of 1979, Davis, who had taken the greatness of SU’s No. 44 from Jim Brown and passed it on to , was a posthumous inductee into the National Football Foundation’s College Football Hall of Fame. In 2008, ‘The Express,’ a motion picture about Davis, premiered in downtown Syracuse. Syracuse University has honored Davis in many ways, including with the retirement of his #44, erecting a statue of him on the University Quad, constructing Ernie Davis Hall, and celebrating the 50th anniversary of his historic accomplishment with an event in the New York Historical Society Museum in in 2011. The Legend of 44

NumberN 44 at Syracuse University is one of theth most storied numbers associated with a collegec football program. The running back positionp at Syracuse has a rich tradition ofo greatness. Much of that greatness has 44 revolvedre around one jersey — 44. FLOYD

LITTLE playersp who have donned the number 44 are in the CollegeC football Hall of Fame. Those three — Jim Brown,B Ernie Davis and Floyd Little — rank among the 3fi nest running backs to ever play the game.

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THE HISTORY OF #44 Player Pos. Years Gifford Zimmerman HB 1921 players who have worn Charles Roberts HB 1924 Clarence Taylor QB 1925 the historic jersey. Don Baldwin WR 1926 25 Richard Fishel HB 1932 Henry Merz QB 1933 Hamilton Watt WR 1934 Francis Mullins HB 1935-36 Stanley Stanislay WR 1937 Benjamin DeYoung WR 1938 Francis Mazejko G 1939 Richard Ransom T 1940 J.O’Brien T 1945 Robert Eberling RB 1952 Jim Brown RB 1954-56 Thomas Stephens HB 1957-58 Ernie Davis RB 1959-61 William Schoonover HB 1962-63 Floyd Little RB 1964-66 Richard Panczyszyn QB 1967-69 Mandel Robinson RB 1977 Glenn Moore RB 1981-82 Michael Owens RB 1987-89 The number 44 was retired on November 12, Terry Richardson RB 1990-93 Rob Konrad FB 1995-98 2005 and is permanently displayed in the Carrier 11.12.05Dome to honor the legends who have worn it. football halls of fame Syracuse is one of the most represented schools in both the National Football Foundation’s College Hall of Fame and the Pro Football Hall of Fame. It is one of seven schools to have 18 or more inductees in the College Football Hall of Fame and at least seven enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. There are also four Orange that have been inducted into both the College and Pro Football Halls of Fame - Jim Brown, Larry Csonka, Floyd Little and Art Monk.

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1960 COTTON 1961 LIBERTY 1979 INDEPENDENCE 1989 HALL OF FAME 1989 PEACH 1990 ALOHA

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LONG-STANDING TRADITION 1992 HALL OF FAME 2012 PINSTRIPE Syracuse has earned invitations to every BCS

SYRACUSE 38 and played in 24 post-season games. The victory in the #6/7 SYRACUSE 24 14 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl was Syracuse’s 14th bowl STATE 17 triumph. Twenty-three Orange have been named bowl game MVPs.

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Syracuse’s Bowl Game MVPs 1957 COTTON BOWL 1993 Jim Brown, Outstanding Back , Offensive Player of the Game Kevin Mitchell, Defensive Player of the Game 1960 COTTON BOWL Ernie Davis, Outstanding Back 1996 Donovan McNabb, Outstanding Offensive Player 1961 LIBERTY BOWL Ernie Davis, Outstanding Back 1996 LIBERTY BOWL , Most Valuable Player Rod Gadson, Outstanding Defensive Player Malcolm Thomas, Outstanding Offensive Player 1966 GATOR BOWL Floyd Little, Most Valuable Player 1997 FIESTA BOWL Jason Walters, Sportsmanship Award 1979 INDEPENDENCE BOWL Joe Morris, Outstanding Offensive Player 1999 MUSIC CITY BOWL , Most Valuable Player 1988 SUGAR BOWL Don McPherson, Outstanding Offensive Player 2001 INSIGHT.COM BOWL James Mungro, Most Valuable Offensive Player 1989 HALL OF FAME BOWL Clifton Smith, Most Valuable Defensive Player Robert Drummond, Most Valuable Player 2010 NEW ERA PINSTRIPE BOWL 1989 PEACH BOWL Delone Carter, Most Valuable Player Michael Owens, Most Valuable Offensive Player Terry Wooden, Most Valuable Defensive Player 2012 NEW ERA PINSTRIPE BOWL Prince-Tyson Gulley, Most Valuable Player 1990 ALOHA BOWL Marvin Graves, Most Outstanding Player 1992 HALL OF FAME BOWL Marvin Graves, Most Valuable Player

PRINCE-TYSON GULLEY 2012 NEW ERA PINSTRIPE BOWL MVP football facility The Iocolano-Petty Football Wing embodies the long and storied tradition of the Orange Football program. The home to the Orange features a theater, state-of-the art player lounge, locker room and cafeteria, as well as displays honoring all of the Syracuse legends.

“ The success stories are here – the National Championship trophy, the Heisman Trophy, the Bowl games, and the academic and post-football success. That embodies what this program is all about. Our student-athletes are leaving here with a degree from an outstanding academic institution with a chance to play in the National Football League and are succeeding in life after football.” – Head Coach athletic facilities From the Carrier Dome to the state-of- the-art strength training facility to the accommodations in the newly-renovated Iocolano-Petty Football Wing, Syracuse student-athletes have top-notch facilities for competition, preparation and for academic achievement. Syracuse will begin construction on a state-of-the-art, 87,000 square-foot indoor practice facility that will provide the Orange football program with an innovative and modern practice environment. Student-athletes have daily access to the side-by-side FieldTurf Schwartzwalder-Katz RIBBON BOARD AND LED DISPLAY practice fi elds, the indoor practice facility, and the Stevenson HALL OF Educational Center. CHAMPIONS The largest structure of its kind on any college campus in the country, the Carrier Dome is home to Ernie Davis Legends Field and Syracuse’s nationally-recognized football, basketball and lacrosse programs. Since 2005, athletics facilities have expanded and received upgrades, including: • The installation of a 360-degree ribbon display and multiple LED video boards in the Carrier Dome in 2012 (see top right) • The construction of the Carmelo K. Anthony Basketball Center • The 2012 renovation of the Iocolano-Petty Football Complex • The renovation of the Manley Field House Indoor CARRIER DOME Practice Facility • The construction of the football strength and conditioning complex • The renovation of the football sports medicine “ There’s no place like the Carrier Dome. It’s the complex to include top-of-the-line aquatic loudest place - nobody liked coming to play us there. therapy and new modality and rehabilitation units You can talk to any of the guys in the NFL right now • Locker room complex renovation and upgrades who played there and they’ll tell you that the Dome • Installation of FieldTurf on the Schwartzwalder- Katz football practice fi elds and the Wohl was the worst place to come play.” lacrosse practice fi eld – Dwight Freeney • Enhancements to the Carrier Dome, including All-American and Super Bowl Champion the naming of ‘Ernie Davis Legends Field’ • Creation of the ‘Hall of Champions’

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING SPORTS MEDICINE Academic success 1 CoSIDAC Academic All-America Hall of Fame honoree AmericanA Football Coaches Association 1 AcademicA Achievement Award 2 BIGB EAST Football Scholar-Athletes of the Year 5 NationalN Football Foundation Scholar-Athletes 15 CoSIDAC Academic All-Americans NationalN Football Foundation Hampshire Honor 16 SocietyS Members AmericanA Football Coaches Association 21 AcademicA Achievement Honor Roll Recognition

Stevenson Educational Center The Stevenson Educational Center, located in Manley Field House, provides a computer lab, tutor rooms, career development suite and conference/meeting rooms for daytime as well as evening study table opportunities for Syracuse student-athletes.

The educational center is involved in additional activities directed toward enhancing academic performance. Orientation programs for incoming student-athletes are held at the beginning of the fi rst semester in order to aid in the transition. Career planning programs have been developed to assist those who are undecided on their major course of study. As student-athletes approach the end of their college careers, programs coordinated by the Stevenson Educational Center team help them enter the work force or explore graduate school opportunities.

The Stevenson Educational Center team focuses on the enhancement of academic performance through the development of study and communication skills, goal setting, stress and time management, tutoring and mentoring. Academic performance is monitored for NCAA, ACC and SU eligibility and degree advancement toward graduation. all-americans

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The Best of the Best Forty-four Orange have earned All-America honors a total of 55 times since 1908. Center J.A. (Joe) Alexander (1917-20) and halfback Floyd Little (1964-66) were three-time All-Americans. Most recently, quarterback Ryan Nassib (2009- 12) was named a 2012 Pro Football Weekly All-American.

2 Three-timeT fi rst-team selections 7 Two-TimeT fi rst-team selections 8 UnanimousU All-Americans DefensiveDDeefensn ivive eneendd DwDDwightwigightt ConsensusC All-Americans FreeneyFrFreeeeneney wawwasas a unuunanimousnananimimouus 11 All-AmericanAAllll--AAmmereriiccanan iinn 220200100011 A Unique preseason Experience During preseason camp the Orange travel to Fort Drum to learn from one of the largest teams in the world – the Army. Syracuse visits the 10th Mountain Division to develop their leadership skills in sessions with soldiers and strengthen team chemistry, in addition to preseason camp workouts.

While on Post, the Orange hold meetings in an Army battalion headquarters, eat in an Army dining facility and sleep in actual soldier barracks. In addition to their football development, student-athletes and coaches participate in various military activities, including Army physical training, small unit leadership seminars and a paintball tournament. The week culminates with a scrimmage played before the 10th Mountain Division Soldiers and their families.

Throughout the season the Orange honors the 10th Mountain Division by displaying the division’s fl ag as it takes the fi eld.

“ Being at Fort Drum for a few days, I’m shocked with how much I’ve learned. I never really understood how much leadership and teamwork are involved in the Army. All of those little things that they talk about and they preach, I always fi nd myself thinking about how I can work that into the football team. I think it will help our team because we are learning from the best team in the world.” – Ryan Nassib, Quarterback this is syracuse university Since its founding in 1870, Syracuse University has been the embodiment of Scholarship in Action — education that transcends traditional boundaries through a combination of innovative thinking, daring choices and entrepreneurial attitude. The iconic campus is nestled amongst the rolling hills of – itself a crucible of historic change and progress.

Building on that foundation, SU continues to opportunities for students and faculty to push limits, build pathways, and make connections that lead to new discoveries and transformational change.

Every day, Syracuse University is propelled by the bold idea of Scholarship in Action –education that is not static or for its own sake, but the living expression of insights that incite change – one person at a time being moved to change lives, neighborhoods, and the world. Whether standing up for 9,600 veterans from World War II by opening its doors to them in 1946 when not all universities were willing to admit them under the G.I. Bill of Rights or individuals sacrificing what they truly loved for a greater cause in the Syracuse Eight, a group of football student-athletes who walked away from their sport to make a statement about fairness and equality, Syracuse University has its outstretched arms ready for an embrace. orange alumni Syracuse University alumni excel in a wide variety of professions – from acting to zoology and everything in between. Some are celebrated athletes, award-winning sportscasters, distinguished U.S. Senators or Vice President of the United States. Others may not be as well known, but are equally noteworthy for their accomplishments and contributions to society.

ACTORS BROADCAST MAGAZINE PUBLISHER SCREENWRITER/ Taye Diggs ’93 JOURNALISTS S.I. Newhouse Jr. ’49 PLAYWRIGHT Vanessa Williams ’85 Ted Koppel ’60 Aaron Sorkin ’83 Bob Dishy ’55 Bob Dotson G’69 MEDAL OF FREEDOM Peter Falk ’53 Steve Kroft ’71 WINNERS SPORTSCASTERS Frank Langella ’59 Lakshmi Singh ’94 William Safire ’51, H’78 ’63 Jerry Stiller ’50 Jennifer Ludden ’88 Ruth Johnson Colvin ’59 ’68 Tom Everett Scott ’92 ’74 CHILDREN’S BOOK NEWSPAPER ‘90 ARCHITECTS AUTHORS PUBLISHER ’39 Richard S. Hayden ’60 Andrea Davis Pinkney ’85 Donald E. Newhouse ’51 Daryl Johnston ‘89 Richard Gluckman ’70 Robb Armstrong ’85 Sean McDonough ‘84 David Rockwell ’79 NOVELISTS Beth Mowins G’90 Adam Gross ’79 CHOREOGRAPHER Stephen Crane 1891 Dave O’Brien ‘86 Paul Taylor ’53 John D. MacDonald ’36 Dave Pasch ‘94 ARTISTS Mary Gordon ’73 ‘89 Sol LeWitt ’49 COACHES Joyce Carol Oates ’60 ’64 Bill Viola ’73, G’75 ‘66 Tim Green ’86, G’94 ’88 Warren Kimble ’57 Tom Coughlin ‘68 Shirley Jackson ’40 John Desko ‘91 Alice Sebold ’84 STATE GOVERNOR ASTRONAUTS Frank Hamblen ‘69 George Saunders G’88 Craig Benson G’78 F. Story Musgrave ’58 ‘91 Lt. Col. ’78 Roy Simmons Sr. ‘25 PRINT JOURNALISTS UNIVERSITY Roy Simmons Jr. ‘59 William Safire ’51, H’78 PRESIDENTS ATHLETES Robin Toner ’76 Molly Corbett Broad ’62, Gary Anderson, ’82 COMEDY WRITERS G’63 Emme Aronson ‘85 Seaman Jacobs ’32 PRODUCERS Jay Oliva G’57, ’60 Jim Brown ’57 Irma Kalish ’45 Charles H. Joffe ’51 G’70 Dave Bing ’66 Eric Stengel ’93 Dick Clark ’51 Mark Emmert G’76, G’83 Derrick Coleman ’90 Fred Silverman ’58 Sean O’Keefe G’79 Larry Csonka ’68 COMPOSERS Arielle Tepper ’94 Michael Crow G’85 Ernie Davis ’62 Carlisle Floyd ’46, G’49 Gary Gait ‘90 Mark Oakland Fax ’33 PULITZER PRIZE UNITED STATES Felisha Legette-Jack ’90 Jimmy Van Heusen ’34 WINNERS SENATORS Floyd Little ’67 Donald Martino ’52 Alphonse D’Amato ’59, G’61 John Mackey ’63 FASHION DESIGNERS John Noble Wilford G’56 Warren Rudman ’52 Donovan McNabb ’99 Henry Grethel ’54 Ruth Fremson ’86 Donald McPherson ‘88 Betsey Johnson ’64 Stephanie Welsh ’95 UNITED STATES VICE Art Monk ’80 Stephen Dunn G’70 PRESIDENT Jim Nance ’65 GRAMMY AWARD Jim Morin ’75 Joseph Biden G’68 Daniel Schayes ’81 Rony Seikaly ’91 WINNER Lou Reed ’64 VENTURE CAPITALIST Arthur Rock ’48

JOSEPH BIDEN MIKE TIRICO EILEEN COLLINS WILLIAM SAFIRE city of syracuse Located in the heart of New York State, the City of Syracuse and its nearby environments offer a blend of city life and scenic countryside escapes. Among its many attractions, the city hosts a symphony, an opera company, museums, art houses, and professional theater. Historic Armory Square in downtown Syracuse is filled with restaurants, pubs, and boutique hotel and shopping opportunities, along with the hands on Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology. To experience some of the unique sites the city has to offer, visitors can travel the Connective Corridor, a three-mile developing urban design project linking Syracuse University with the city’s cultural attractions.

Beyond the city, the area features abundant county and regional parks. The Rosamond Gifford Zoo, Beaver Lake Nature Center, Onondaga Lake Park, and Baltimore Woods Nature Preserve offer plentiful recreation and entertainment opportunities.

Syracuse is also home to Destiny USA - a 2.4 million square-foot destination shopping complex. Destiny USA recently underwent a 850,000 square-foot expansion that combines full-priced and value retail, fine dining and entertainment venues. It is the sixth-largest shopping center in the country featuring over 260 tenants.

Residents and visitors enjoy the region’s four seasons, which allow for various outdoor sports, including cross-country and downhill skiing, snowmobiling, biking, fishing, hiking, and canoeing. In addition, more than 40 golf courses are located throughout the greater Syracuse area. For the sports enthusiasts, Syracuse is also home to the Syracuse Chiefs, the AAA affiliate for the Washington Nationals, and AHL Hockey.

A yearly end-of-summer celebration with exhibitions, food, and entertainment, the Great draws hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. The area also hosts many other festivals, including the Jamesville Balloon Fest, Syracuse Jazz Fest, and the Great American Antique Fest.

In recognition of the area’s many assets, Forbes magazine in June 2010 listed Syracuse in its top 10 ranking of “America’s Best Places to Raise a Family.”

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2013 SEASON SYRACUSE FOOTBALL HISTORY ORANGE IN PRO FOOTBALL 2013 Quick Facts ...... 19 Al Davis, NFL Owner ...... 109 Orange in Professional Football ...... 4, 149-159 2013 Roster, Alphabetical ...... 58-59 All-America Selections ...... 114-117 Orange in the Pro Bowl ...... 160 2013 Roster, Numerical ...... 60-61 Archbold Stadium ...... 106 Orange in the Super Bowl ...... 158 2013 Preseason Depth Chart ...... 26 ’s Honor Roll ...... 122 SU First Round Draft Selections ...... 159 2013 Schedule ...... 19 Attendance SU Pro Draft Picks/Free Agent Signings ...... 163-165 2013 Season Preview ...... 23-25 Carrier Dome ...... 125 SU NFL All-Pro Selections ...... 162 Assistant Coaches & Staff ...... 64-80 Home Stadiums ...... 126 SU NFL Award Winners ...... 161 Athletics Administration ...... 81-84 Largest Crowds to Watch SU ...... 126 Athletic Director Dr. Daryl Gross ...... 22 Top Carrier Dome Crowds ...... 126 THE RECORD BOOK Athletics Staff Phone Directory ...... 20 Academic All-Stars ...... 123 Chancellor and President Dr. Nancy Cantor ...... 21 Bowl History ...... 141-142 Defensive Records Covering the Orange ...... 28-29 Coaches Won-Loss Records ...... 124 Individual Records ...... 186-191 Team Records ...... 197-200 Directions to the Carrier Dome ...... 29 The First 123 Years ...... 102-110 Head Coach Scott Shafer ...... 62-63 Game-by-Game Scores ...... 128-140 Offensive Records Hotels for the Media ...... 29 The Heisman Trophy and Ernie Davis ...... 6, 103 Individual Records ...... 168-179 Orange Newcomer Profiles ...... 56-57 Key Steps to SU’s 698 Wins ...... 126 Scoring ...... 183-185 Opponent Information ...... 85 Legend of #44 ...... 7, 108 Team Records ...... 193-195 Player Profiles ...... 31-55 Letterwinners ...... 143-148 Special Teams Records Primary Media Outlets ...... 30 National Awards and the Orange ...... 118 Individual Records ...... 180-182 Pronunciation Guide ...... 59-61 Orange Honor Roll ...... 119-120 Team Records ...... 196 Syracuse Head Coaches ...... 84 Orange Excel in the Classroom ...... 121-123 Opponents' Records SU Athletics on the Internet and Social Media ...... 27 Overtime Games ...... 138 Individual Records ...... 192 SU Football on the Radio ...... 27 Polls, All-Time SU Rankings ...... 102 SU Football on Television ...... 27 Records At Home ...... 126 2012 SEASON REVIEW Year-by-Year ...... 124 2012 Final Depth Chart ...... 94 Streaks ...... 129 2012 Final Statistics ...... 86-88 Year-by-Year ...... 125-127 2012 Results ...... 86 Retired SU Jerseys ...... 110 Game-by-Game Statistics ...... 89-91 Schwartzwalder Trophy ...... 107 Game-by-Game Summaries ...... 94-100 Soladay Award ...... 121 Starting Lineups ...... 93 Syracuse Eight ...... 105 Season High & Lows ...... 92 SU in the College Football Hall of Fame ...... 112-113 Top Individual Performances ...... 92-93 SU in the Pro Football Hall of Fame ...... 111 Wilmeth Sidat-Singh ...... 104 Winningest College Football Teams ...... 127 Zunic Award ...... 127 CREDITS The 2013 Syracuse University Football Record Book is a copyright production of the Syracuse University Athletic Communications Department, Manley Field House, Syracuse, N.Y. 13244. (315) 443-2608. Editor: Sue Cornelius Edson Editorial Assistants: Susie Mehringer, Mike Morrison, Pete Moore, Dave Gunn, Brittany McCormick, Arielle Sargent, James Hallas, Sam Nadell, Korena Fenton, Jennifer Green, Ameena Dye, Taylor D’Alfonso, Alex Ptachick, Nathan Sauer, Joe Klein Design & Typography: Sue Cornelius Edson, Mike Morrison, Susie Mehringer Cover Design: Susie Mehringer Photography: Michael Okoniewski, Stephen Parker, Gerry Young, Ben Gabbe, Gene Boyars, National Football League, NFL teams as indicated Printing: Cadmus Communications (A Cenveo Company), Lancaster, Pennsylvania

18 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 SYRACUSE FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS

SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 2013 RETURNING STARTERS Letterwinners Returning: 42 (18 offense; 20 defense; 4 specialists) Offense (5) Letterwinners Lost: 22 (15 offense; 6 defense; 1 specialists) Sean Hickey RT Sr. 6-5 287 Murrysville, Pa. (Franklin Regional) Starters Returning: 12 (5 offense; 7 defense) Macky MacPherson C Sr. 6-2 282 Syracuse, N.Y. (Chris an Brothers Academy) Starters Lost: 10 (6 offense; 4 defense) Jerome Smith RB Sr. 6-0 217 Bear, Del. (Pencader Charter) Offensive System: Multiple; Defensive System: Multiple Rob Trudo RG Jr. 6-3 282 Farrell, Pa. (Farrell) Director of Athletics: Dr. Daryl Gross Becke Wales TE Sr. 6-3 230 Venice, Fla. (Venice) Athletics Department Phone: 315-443-2385 Defense (6) Football Office Phone: 315-443-4817 Ri’Shard Anderson CB Sr. 6-0 187 Miramar, Fla. (American Heritage) Best time to reach Coach Shafer: Contact Athletic Communications Jay Bromley DT Sr. 6-4 290 Jamaica, N.Y. (Flushing HS) Assistant Athletics Director for Communications: Dyshawn Davis LB Jr. 6-2 212 Woodbury, N.Y. (Woodbury HS/ Sue Cornelius Edson Milford Academy) Office Phone: 315-443-2608/Cell Phone: 315-952-4787 Keon Lyn CB Sr. 6-1 194 Miramar, Fla. (Miramar HS) Email: [email protected] Marquis Spruill LB Sr. 6-0 224 Hillside, N.J. (Hillside HS/Fork Union Athletics website: suathletics.com Military Academy) SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY FACTS & FIGURES Jeremi Wilkes FS Sr. 5-9 189 Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Catholic) Location: Syracuse, NY Nickname: Orange Specialists (3) Stadium (Capacity): Carrier Dome (49,262) Colors: Orange Jonathan Fisher P Jr. 6-1 209 Oakfi eld, N.Y. (Oakfi eld-Alabama Central HS) Playing Surface: FieldTurf Conference: Atlantic Coast Conference Ross Krautman K Sr. 5-7 161 Franklin Lakes, N.J. (Ramapo HS) Press Box Phone: (315) 443-4241 Enrollment: 13,850 Ryan Norton K So. 5-11 181 Garden City, N.Y. (Garden City) SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY MAILING ADDRESSES 2013 SCHEDULE Syracuse Athletic Communications Syracuse Admissions Office Date Opponent Time Manley Field House 100 Crouse Hinds Hall August 31 vs. PENN STATE 3:30 p.m. ABC/ESPN2 1301 Colvin Street Syracuse, NY 13244 New York’s College Classic Syracuse, NY 13244-5020 (315) 443-3611 September 7 at Northwestern 6:00 p.m. Big Ten Network (315) 443-2608 Carrier Dome 14 WAGNER 4:00 p.m. ESPN3 Syracuse Football Complex 900 Irving Avenue 21 TULANE TBA Manley Field House Syracuse, NY 13244 28 Open 1301 Colvin Street (315) 443-4634 October 5 CLEMSON * TBA Syracuse, NY 13244-5020 12 at North Carolina State * TBA (315) 443-4817 19 at Georgia Tech * TBA 26 Open November 2 WAKE FOREST * TBA 9 at Maryland * TBA 16 at Florida State * TBA 23 PITTSBURGH * TBA 30 COLLEGE * TBA

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• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 19 SYRACUSE ATHLETICS DIRECTORY ADMINISTRATION CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP/SYRACUSE IMG COLLEGE Athletics Department ...... 443-8705 Corporate Sponsorship/Syracuse IMG College Office ...... 445-2500 Director of Athletics ...... Dr. Daryl Gross General Manager...... Joe Baldini Executive Assistant to the Director of Athletics...... Mary Kelly Senior Account Executive ...... Jason Thomas Deputy Athletics Director/Chief of Staff...... Dr. Renee Baumgartner Senior Account Executive ...... Pete Sachs Deputy Athletics Director/Chief of Staff...... Herman Frazier Partner Services Coordinator ...... CJ Watson Special Assistant to the Athletics Director ...... Floyd Little Executive Senior Associate Director of Athletics/CFO ..Terry Donovan DEVELOPMENT/ORANGE CLUB Senior Associate Athletics Director ...... Chris Gedney Development/Orange Club Office ...... 443-1419 Senior Associate Director of Athletics ...... Pete Sala Senior Associate Athletics Director ...... Chris Gedney Senior Associate Director of Athletics ...... Joe Giansante Assistant Athletics Director ...... Matt Palumb Associate Director of Athletics ...... Jamie Mullin Assistant Athletics Director ...... Jason Poles Director of Premium Seating ...... Wendy Coher FOOTBALL STAFF Donor Programs & Special Events Coordinator ...... April Maw Football Office ...... 443-4817 Scott Shafer, Head Coach EQUIPMENT ROOM George McDonald, Associate Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator Executive Assistant ...... Mary Dunham , Equipment Room Office ...... 443-2358 Tim Daoust, Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line Head Manager ...... Kyle Fetterly Clark Lea, Head Equipment Manager for Football ...... Jim Schlensker Tim Lester, /Recruiting Coordinator Assistant Manager ...... George Frank Rob Moore, Wide Receivers Assistant Manager ...... Rodney Blanchford Assistant Manager ...... Dan Shworles Pat Perles, Offensive Line Fred Reed, Defensive Backs MARKETING DeAndre Smith, Running Backs Marketing Office ...... 443-3042 Bob Brotzki, Assistant Athletics Director for Player Development Associate Director of Athletics ...... Marc Donabella Steve Scarnecchia, Director of Football Operations Assistant Director of Athletics/Tracemark Licensing ...... Lael Gross Will Hicks, Assistant Athletics Director for Athletic Performance Marketing and Sponsorship Coordinator ...... Jennifer Falco Nate Peoples, Director of Strength & Conditioning Marketing and Event Coordinator ...... Brenna McConaughey Eric White, Director of Recruiting Operations Austin Beehner, Video Coordinator MULTI-MEDIA/RADIO RJ Licata, Director of New Media and Web Strategy Multi-Media/Radio Office ...... 443-3229 BJ Coad, Defensive Graduate Assistant Producer/Videographer...... Jim Hamilton Jason Onyebuagu, Offensive Graduate Assistant Play-by-Play Voice ...... Matt Park Brent Bassham, Defensive Quality Control Play-by-Play Voice ...... Brian Higgins Chris Gould, Special Teams Quality Control , Offensive Quality Control SPIRIT PROGRAM Cole Dial, Operations & Recruiting Quality Control Spirit Program Office ...... 443-2561 Katie Berardi, Office Coordinator Cheerleading Coach...... Dena Segbers Kim O’Connor, Administrative Assistant for Head Coach and Football Operations Director of Bands ...... Justin Mertz Laurene Porillo, Administrative Specialist for Football Recruiting SPORTS MEDICINE ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Sports Medicine Office ...... 443-2084 Athletic Communications Phone ...... 443-2608 Assistant Director of Athletics ...... Tim Neal Assistant Director of Athletics ...... Sue Cornelius Edson Head Athletic Trainer ...... Brad Pike Director...... Pete Moore Team Physician ...... Dr. Irving Raphael Assistant Director ...... Dave Gunn Head Athletic Trainer for Football ...... Denny Kellington Assistant Director ...... Susie Mehringer Associate Athletic Trainer ...... Karen McKinney Assistant Director ...... Mike Morrison Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Kathleen Chaney Assistant ...... Laura Devine Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Troy Gerlt Assistant ...... Greg Szklany Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Brad Kimble Fax ...... (315) 443-3405 Insurance Specialist ...... Theresa Markinson Web Site ...... suathletics.com STEVENSON EDUCATIONAL CENTER (STUDENT-ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT) Facebook ...... SyracuseOrange Twitter ...... @Cuse Stevenson Educational Center (Student-Athlete Development) ...... 443-2702 Associate Director ...... Brady Rourke CARRIER DOME Academic Coordinator ...... Joe Fields Carrier Dome Management Office Phone ...... 443-4634 Academic Coordinator ...... Oliver Haney Senior Associate Director of Athletics ...... Pete Sala Academic Coordinator ...... Bruce Williams Assistant Director of Athletics for Ticket Operations ...... Jeremiah Maher Learning Specialist ...... Meghan Murphy Event Staff Supervisor ...... Mark Barbuto Administrative Specialist ...... Chrissy Bunce Manager of Ticketing Systems ...... Peter Irvine STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Facility Systems Specialist ...... John DeFrancisco Strength and Conditioning Office ...... 443-2350 Audio Systems Specialist ...... Dave Beickert Assistant Director of Athletics Box Office ...... Rebecca Herbert for Athletic Performance ...... Will Hicks Box Office ...... Kristen Day Director of Strength and Conditioning ...... Hal Luther Box Office ...... Arlene Meech Director of Strength and Conditioning for Basketball and Volleyball ....Ryan Cabiles Box Office ...... Lori LaShombe Strength and Conditioning Sports Director ...... Veronica Dyer Senior Secretary ...... Robyn Orefice Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach ...... Corey Parker Office Coordinator ...... Ryan Henry COMPLIANCE TEAM VIDEO OPERATIONS Compliance Office ...... 443-1265 Director of Football Video Operations ...... Austin Beehner Director...... Erlease Wagner Video Coordinator ...... Todd Blumen Assistant Director ...... Dan Isaf Compliance Coordinator ...... Kyle Snoke Compliance Assistant ...... Roberta Nestico 20 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Nancy Cantor Chancellor and President Nancy Cantor is a distinguished higher education leader who is helping forge a new understanding of the role of universities in society. As Chancellor and President of Syracuse University, she spearheads pursuit of its vision, Scholarship in Action, a view of the university not as a traditional “ivory tower,” but as a public good, an anchor institution that collaborates with partners from all sectors of the economy to more effectively serve the needs of society. Under Cantor’s leadership, Syracuse University has built on its historical strengths, pursuing cross-sector collaborations in the City of Syracuse that simultaneously enrich scholarship and education, spurring transformation of this older industrial city. Meanwhile, these local engagements in key areas-such as environmental sustainability; art, technology, and design; neighborhood and cultural entrepreneurship; and urban school reform-resonate nationally and globally, demonstrating the inter-connectedness of the pressing issues of our world. The breadth, depth, and success of these efforts earned SU the distinction of being among the first institutions to earn the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching’s classification as a university committed to Community Engagement and annual distinction on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. They also earned Chancellor Cantor the 2008 Carnegie Corporation Academic Leadership Award. Chancellor Cantor lectures and writes extensively on the role of universities as anchor institutions in their communities, along with other crucial issues in higher education such as rewarding public scholarship, sustainability, liberal education and the creative campus, the status of women in the academy, and racial justice and diversity. Her thought is informed by extensive leadership experience at all levels within public and private universities. Among the ways she brings these combined experiences and domains of expertise to bear on her work are as co-chair of the American Commonwealth Partnership’s Presidents Council, a member of the Steering Committee of the Anchor Institutions Task Force, and co-chair of the Central New York Regional Economic Development Council, a post to which she was appointed by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. Prior to her appointment at Syracuse, Chancellor Cantor served as chancellor of the University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign; provost and executive vice president for academic affairs at the , prior to which she had been dean of its Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies and vice provost for academic affairs; she also was professor of psychology and senior research scientist at the Institute for Social Research at Michigan. Previously, she had been chair of the department of psychology at Princeton University. While at Michigan, she was closely involved in the university’s defense of affirmative action in the cases Grutter and Gratz, decided by the Supreme Court in 2003. A leading voice on inclusion, diversity, and full participation, she speaks and writes frequently on these issues, is Principal Investigator on a National Science Foundation ADVANCE Institutional Transformation grant, and has served on national bodies including The Century Foundation Task Force on Preventing Community Colleges from Becoming Separate and Unequal, the National Research Council Advisory Committee for the Office of Scientific and Engineering Personnel and as co-chair of its Committee on Women in Science and Engineering, the Congressional Commission on Military Training and Gender Related Issues, and the Steering Committee of the Ford Foundation project Building Knowledge for Social Justice. In her role as a social psychologist, Chancellor Cantor is recognized for her scholarly contributions to the understanding of how individuals perceive and think about their social worlds, pursue personal goals, and how they regulate their behavior to adapt to life’s most challenging social environments. An author of numerous books, chapters, and scientific journal articles, Chancellor Cantor holds an A.B. from Sarah Lawrence College and a Ph.D. in Psychology from . Her academic work has been supported by the National Science Foundation, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Ewing Marion Kaufmann Foundation, and Carnegie Corporation of New York, among many others. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences. Among the boards of which Cantor is a member are the American Institutes for Research, the New York Academy of Sciences, the UC Davis Board of Advisers, and the Say Yes to Education Foundation. She is also past chair of the board of directors of the American Association for Higher Education, the American Council on Education, and a former trustee of Sarah Lawrence College, the Paul Taylor Dance Company, and The Future of Minority Studies. She is a past board member of the National Academies Board on Higher Education and the Workforce, National Academies Roundtable for Science, Technology and Sustainability, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, American Psychological Society, and the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. In addition, she was national co-chair of Imagining America’s Tenure Team Initiative. Among the awards that Cantor has received are the Distinguished Scientific Award for an Early Career Contribution to Psychology from the American Psychological Association, the Woman of Achievement Award from the Anti-Defamation League, the Making a Difference for Women Award from the National Council for Research on Women, the Reginald Wilson Diversity Leadership Award from the American Council on Education, and the Frank W. Hale, Jr. Diversity Leadership Award from the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education. “ The athletics program – which everybody is really proud of – contributes to the life of the institution, the economic well-being of Syracuse, and the overall quality of life. We’re partners with athletics, just as we are with our artistic and cultural assets, and our major academic programs. We need to always think about this partnership as a dynamic, evolving, and complicated process.” – DR. NANCY CANTOR, CHANCELLOR & PRESIDENT

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 21 SYRACUSE ADMINISTRATION Dr. Daryl Gross Director of Athletics

His vision to ensure that • Field hockey coach Ange Bradley led the Orange to its fifth Syracuse is consistently consecutive NCAA tournament and second Final Four after recognized as one of the winning its third-straight Championship, and fourth in the last five years, in 2013. great athletics institutions in the country and to produce • Cross country coach Chris Fox led the 2013 Orange men to of the accomplishments of all student-athletes, coaches the world’s future leaders through championship-caliber the NCAA Championship for the third year in a row. and administrators, which has grown into the most sports experiences drives Director of Athletics Dr. Daryl • Two of Fox’s track & field student-athletes – Donald Pollitt anticipated night of the year for student-athletes. Gross. His mission for Syracuse Athletics is to compete and Lauren Penney – earned All-America honors for their In 2005, Gross retired the #44 in football, honoring the performances at the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championship. and perform at the highest level in everything – on the Syracuse greats who donned the number. The ‘Legend • Women’s basketball coach Quentin Hillsman guided his playing field, in the classroom, and in the community, of 44’ includes 1961 Heisman Trophy winner Ernie Davis, in an effort to graduate student-athletes who will make team to the NCAA Tournament, marking the program’s sixth consecutive postseason appearance. who was the first African-American to win the award, as a positive impact on society. The principles in which he • The Orange football team won the program’s second New Era well as legends Jim Brown and Floyd Little. Gross also believes include winning championships, graduating all Pinstripe Bowl Championship in three years. played a role in the production of the motion picture, of the student-athletes, maintaining compliance with all • Third-year women’s rowing coach Justin Moore led the team to “The Express,” which tells the story of Davis, and worked NCAA rules, and being fiscally sound and efficient. the 19th spot in the national rankings, marking the second year in to bring the September 2008 movie premiere to Central a row that SU was nationally ranked after a seven year drought. A veteran athletics administrator, Gross has led New York. Syracuse Athletics to historic levels on the field and off. Gross has increased Athletics’ revenues to record Gross stablized the future of the Orange athletics program levels by increasing donor giving to its highest amount in Developing the Plan to Lead by leading the school’s move to the Atlantic Coast history, significantly increasing corporate sponsorships, Prior to his appointment at Syracuse, Gross served Conference. and creating multiple new line item revenues. The as senior associate athletic director at the University “Daryl has fostered a culture of excellence across the department led campus unit in the University’s ‘Campaign of Southern . During his 14 years in athletics board in SU Athletics,” said SU Chancellor Nancy Cantor. for Syracuse’, a $1 billion five-year fundraising endeavor. administration at USC, the Trojans won 16 national “Building on a foundation of high expectations for our Gross has led a capital campaign, which has seen the and more than 30 Pac-10 championships, fielded 145 student-athletes’ academic and community engagement, construction of multiple facilities, including the Indoor Olympians, played in nine bowl games, and finished in the he has constructed a coaching staff that is producing Practice Center project and a new track & field facility top 10 of the Directors’ Cup ranking almost every year. unprecedented success, including record-setting in 2013-14, the Carmelo K. Anthony Basketball Center, The University’s signature program – football – dressed performances by so many of our athletes, teams, and our the Manley Hall of Champions, the renovation of the two Heisman Trophy winners and won two national athletics program as a whole. That carries over into the football wing, the installation of 360-degree ribbon championships. strong relationships he has cultivated with supporters display and multiple LED video boards in the Carrier At USC, he directed coaching searches and contract of SU Athletics who have responded with exceptional Dome, the conversion of Manley Field House to an indoor discussions, served as the department’s spokesman, led generosity, in addition to their undying support for the practice facility, the re-surfacing of football practice marketing and corporate sponsorship efforts, negotiated Orange.” fields, the naming of the Carrier Dome field as ‘Ernie television contracts, developed and contracted football On the field, Syracuse had its best finish in school Davis Legends Field,’ a weight room, a lacrosse practice and men’s basketball schedules, directed student-athlete history in the 2013 NACDA Learfield Directors’ Cup, field, a field hockey field, an ice hockey training facility academic services, and directly supervised 10 of the finishing in the top 40 for the first time ever. In addition, and locker room complex, a new Dome field for football University’s 19 intercollegiate sports programs, among the men’s programs finished tied for ninth in the Capital and lacrosse, a multi-media studio for Orange All Access, other responsibilities. In 2001, he led the effort to sign One Cup and the women’s programs placed in the top upgraded Dome amenities, new suites and floor seats, long-time NFL coach . Gross’ searches also 25. The accomplishment is part of a larger story where and improvements to many other facilities. produced women’s volleyball coach Mick Haley, track & Syracuse had made a steady climb in competitive field coach Ron Allice, men’s and women’s water polo excellence with the last six years being part of the top Branding the Orange coach Jovan Vavic, and tennis coach Peter Smith, all nine overall performances in school history. A program- As the lone BCS University in the state of New York, of whom have won national championships and been best 10 Orange teams represented SU in the post-season Gross continues to brand Syracuse University Athletics named national coach of the year. Gross was named a in 2012-13. His insistence and emphasis on having the as New York’s College Team. SU Athletics continues to senior associate athletic director in 2002. In that role, best coaching leadership in the world has produced have events all over the Empire State and in the largest he led USC Athletics’ corporate sponsorship program to arguably the greatest assembly of head coaches in the metropolitan area of the nation. In addition to basketball record revenues and he headed the football marketing country, evidenced by the fact that 10 Orange head games at Madison Square Garden, football and lacrosse effort that broke USC attendance records. Gross also coaches have earned Coach of the Year honors, including will play multiple games at MetLife Stadium, including assisted in the biggest building program in the history of a school-record six in 2010-11. the 2012 and 2013 New York’s College Classic. An USC Athletics, including facilities for track & field, tennis, Entering his ninth year at Syracuse, Gross has put his Orange presence at the U.S. Open tennis tournament football, women’s soccer, basketball and volleyball. imprint on the program, hiring nationally-recognized, elite and “Orange is in The Apple” celebrations are regular Gross holds both a master’s degree and Ph.D. in head coaches in football, women’s basketball, softball, events in the NYC area. The football team added to the educational psychology from USC, as well as a bachelor’s women’s tennis, field hockey, women’s lacrosse, men’s prominence of the Orange in NYC by winning the 2010 degree in psychology from the University of California and women’s soccer, women’s ice hockey, women’s and 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl championships. at Davis, where he was a football from rowing, volleyball, and cross country and track & field, Marketing initiatives include SU Athletics’ signage 1979 to 1981, catching passes from future adding them to a fraternity that already includes national in Yankee Stadium, taxi tops in , as well as quarterback Ken O’Brien. From 1982 to 1985, he was on championship winners Jim Boeheim (men’s basketball) the NY logo on the back of the football helmets. The the UC Davis football coaching staff; in 1985, the Aggies and John Desko (men’s lacrosse). In 2008-09, Gross added Athletics website, SUAthletics.com, is a leader nationally were the nation’s No. 1 Division II team. He also was the women’s ice hockey, and during its brief history head in design and multi-media content. Gross enhanced the assistant men’s tennis coach. In 1986 (Citrus Bowl) and coach Paul Flanagan’s team has been ranked in the top ‘Cuse Cares Program for student-athletes to engage and 1987 (Rose Bowl), Gross was a graduate assistant at USC, 10 nationally. make an impact on the community. Student-athletes working with quarterbacks and wide receivers. From 1989 Success is becoming the norm for Orange teams. have won the Chancellor’s Award for Community Service to 1991, he worked for the New York Jets as a personnel • The 2012-13 men’s basketball team, under the direction of in 14 of the last 16 years. Syracuse student-athletes scout and in the front office. Gross joined the USC athletic Hall of Fame coach Jim Boeheim, advanced to the Final Four. continue to graduate at a high level and have received administration as an assistant athletic director in 1991. • Men’s lacrosse coach John Desko led his squad to the National prestigious academic awards that include one Rhodes A native of , Gross and his wife, Lael, Championship game for the eighth time in his 15-year tenure. Scholar, one National Football Foundation Scholar- Syracuse’s assistant athletics director for trademark • Women’s lacrosse coach Gary Gait took his 2013 squad to the Athlete, 15 CoSIDA Academic All-Americans, and one Final Four for the fourth time in the last five years. licensing, reside in Fayetteville with their daughters, • Men’s soccer coach Ian McIntyre directed the 2013 Orange to finalist for NCAA Woman of the Year Award since 2005. Jamie, Jolie, Zoe and Averie. NCAA Sweet 16 and the 17th spot in the final rankings. In 2007, Gross initiated the ‘Cuse Awards, a celebration

22 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 SEASON PREVIEW FULLBACK While fullback may not be the most glamorous of posi ons, it remains a key piece in the playbook new off ensive coordinator George McDonald is implemen ng. Senior Clay Cleveland started the two mes SU opened in a forma on with a fullback last fall and played in seven games in all. Adonis Ameen-Moore, a junior, played a produc ve part in short-yardage situa ons in 2012. He carried the ball 30 mes for 108 yards and fi ve touchdowns. Junior Travon Burke started his Syracuse tenure as a but was switched to fullback in 2011. 2013 Fullbacks 31 Clay Cleveland (Sr., 6-1, 230) 34 Adonis Ameen-Moore (Jr., 5-11, 241) 32 Travon Burke (Jr., 6-1, 245) WIDE RECEIVER Coach Rob Moore is one of the links between the 2012 and 2013 coaching staff s and he has a number of slots to fi ll in his wide receiver unit prior to the upcoming season opener. Gone from the lineup are fi rst-team All- performer Alec Lemon and Marcus Sales. The duo combined for 136 catches, 1,952 The Sco Shafer era offi cially kicks off in the Running backs Jerome Smith (left) and yards and 15 touchdowns last fall. In comparison, the New York’s College Classic at MetLife Stadium Prince-Tyson Gulley return to lead the 2013 returning wide receivers accumulated 60 recep ons. in August, however Shafer’s presence in the Orange offense. The pair combined for 2,001 The most experienced of the group is junior Jarrod West, who hauled in 43 passes, including two for program has been felt since 2009 when he was rushing yards last season, averaging 5.2 yards touchdowns, in 2012. Senior Christopher Clark named defensive coordinator for former head per carry. Smith, a pre-season All-Atlantic Coast Conference honoree, and Gulley, the 2012 New (11 recep ons, 2 TDs) and speedy junior Jeremiah coach Doug Marrone. Shafer was promoted Kobena (6 recep ons, 2 TDs) have fl ashed big-play Era Pinstripe Bowl Most Valuable Player, will to lead the program in January 2013 a er capabili es when given the opportunity. Senior aim to extend Syracuse’s streak of consecutive Marrone departed to lead the NFL’s Buff alo Adrian Flemming also fi gures to be in the mix for a 1,000-yard rushers to six seasons. Bills. Under his direc on, Shafer’s defenses star ng job. have taken on his personality, playing tough, The junior class includes Quinta Funderburk, who hardnosed football with great a tude, eff ort sat out last year a er transferring from Arkansas. Macauley Hill and Franklin Santos are both entering and enthusiasm. In 2013, look for the en re RUNNING BACKS their third year with the Orange. program to embrace the mission. First-year running backs coach DeAndre Smith stepped into a stable full of running backs that would Sophomore Keenan Hale was an all-state pick in QUARTERBACK make anyone envious. Although the Ryan Nassib-led Georgia before enrolling. Alvin Cornelius III, the 2011 Syracuse passing a ack has a racted most of the NYSHSFCA Class AA Player of the Year, redshirted last The responsibility for fi nding a replacement for one a en on in recent seasons, the Orange off ensive year, as did 2011 Maryland All-State selec on Ben of the program’s all- me best signal callers falls on success has been a product of an explosive ground Lewis. fi rst-year quarterback coach Tim Lester. Ryan Nassib game to go along with the quick-strike capabili es of Three freshmen will be in preseason camp – virtually rewrote the passing chapter of the Syracuse the air schemes. Sean Avant from Miramar High School (Fla.), Brisly record book in his me with the Orange. He departed Syracuse has had a 1,000-yard rusher in each of the Es me from Atlan c Community High School (Fla.), the program ranked fi rst in career passing yards past fi ve seasons. Jerome Smith kept the streak alive and Riverview Gardens High School product Corey (9,190), a empts (1,312) and comple ons (791), last season by pounding his way to 1,171 yards. He Winfi eld. and second in touchdown passes (70). Nassib also had 152 yards on 29 carries in the New Era Pinstripe 2013 Wide Receivers quarterbacked SU to two bowl-game triumphs. Bowl. Prince-Tyson Gulley gave SU a perfect change- 18 Christopher Clark (Sr., 5-11, 160) Lester heads to camp with six candidates. The most of-pace from Smith. He dodged and darted for 617 22 Adrian Flemming (Sr., 6-3, 200) experienced contender is senior Charley Loeb. The yards and a squad-best seven rushing touchdowns. 2 Quinta Funderburk (Jr., 6-3, 201) le hander is one of nine three- me le er winners on Gulley had three touchdowns and 213 yards rushing 36 Macauley Hill (Jr., 6-0, 205) the roster. Sophomore Terrel Hunt claimed the top in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl. 25 Jeremiah Kobena (Jr., 6-0, 182) spot on the pre-camp depth chart a er an impressive Senior Steve Rene, who has contributed as a 43 Franklin Santos (Jr., 5-10, 175) spring with the Orange. Junior John Kinder was also in special-teams return man, and Greg Tobias add depth. 88 Jarrod West (Jr., 6-2, 203) the heat of the ba le during spring workouts. The running back arsenal does not end there. 16 Keenan Hale (So., 6-2, 190) Of three newcomers on the roster, senior Drew Redshirt freshmen George Morris II and Devante 82 Alvin Cornelius III (RF, 6-1, 187) Allen may a ract the most intrigue. A PrepStar McFarlane both impressed the staff during spring- 84 Ben Lewis (RF, 6-2, 194) All-American, Allen was a backup quarterback at ball workouts. Ashton Broyld oozes star-like 83 Sean Avant (Fr., 5-11, 180) Oklahoma for three seasons. Allen transferred to capabili es, thanks in part to his versa lity which 20 Brisly Es me (Fr., 5-9, 170) Syracuse for his fi nal year of eligibility. Freshman makes him a threat at running back, wide receiver and 13 Corey Winfi eld (Fr., 6-1, 175) Mitch Kimble was an all-state selec on at Jersey quarterback, the la er his high school posi on. Community HS (Ill.) and fellow rookie Aus n Wilson 2013 Running Backs from East Pennsboro HS (Pa.) earned all-conference 23 Prince-Tyson Gulley (Sr., 5-10, 190) and all-county honors as a junior and senior. 30 Steve Rene (Sr., 5-7, 187) 2013 Quarterbacks 20 Greg Tobias (Sr., 5-10, 175) 8 Drew Allen (Sr., 6-5, 226) 45 Jerome Smith (Jr., 6-0, 226) 17 Charley Loeb (Sr., 6-4, 219) 1 Ashton Broyld (So., 6-2, 221) 14 John Kinder (Jr., 6-2, 187) 27 George Morris (RF, 6-0, 203) 6 Terrel Hunt (So., 6-3, 219) 29 Devante McFarlane (RF, 6-0, 201) 3 Mitch Kimble (Fr., 6-3, 195) 5 Aus n Wilson (Fr., 6-3, 195) • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 23 2013 SEASON PREVIEW

A two-year starter, Jay Bromley (96) will lead the Orange defense in 2013.

DEFENSIVE LINE Syracuse’s defense has benefitted from disrupting linemen the last few seasons. Two years ago it was Beckett Wales returns to lead the unit. In A candidate for the 2013 Rimington Award, center tall defensive end Chandler Jones, who now starts for 2012 he had 35 receptions, which ranks second Macky MacPherson is the anchor for the Orange the New England Patriots. Last year Brandon Sharpe on the single-season list for catches by a tight end. offensive line. created havoc in opponents’ backfields to the tune of 15 tackles for loss, including seven quarterback sacks. Pugh and Chibane held up the le side of the line TIGHT END In 2013, defensive line coach Tim Daoust can count for most of 2012. In their absence, Perles has moved on a consistent contribution from senior defensive Syracuse’s ght ends have played prominent roles Sean Hickey from his star ng right tackle spot to tackle Jay Bromley, who has been a starter the in the program’s success over the last few years. Nick the le . Hickey, a junior, missed the 2010 and 2011 past two seasons. Sophomore John Raymon, who Provo (2008-11) established the school record for seasons due to injuries but joined the fi rst string last transferred from Iowa a year ago, has switched season and career recep ons by a ght end and his fall. He will be backed up by redshirt freshman Kyle from end to tackle to support Bromley, along with primary replacement, Becket Wales, is now moving Knapp. Like Hickey, sophomore guard Rob Trudo is two redshirt freshmen – Marcus Coleman and Josh up those lists. Wales, a senior, had 35 recep ons a jumping from right to le . He took over a star ng spot Manley. season ago, a total only surpassed by Provo. in the 2012 Pi sburgh game and did not give it up At nose tackle, junior Eric Crume is expected to Redshirt freshman Josh Parris and sophomore the rest of the way. Redshirt freshman Omari Palmer replace Deon Goggins, with competition coming from Jacob Green each have a year of prac ce under their and junior Jesse Wolf-Gould round out the le guard senior Zian Jones and sophomore Ryan Sloan. belts. The appearance of freshmen PJ Ba en and candidates. Junior Robert Welsh has logged field team in Tyler Provo in training camp is highly an cipated. Baldwinsville na ve Nick Robinson, a sophomore, is 23 games over the past two years and should take Ba en hails from Dade Chris an High in Miami, while the front runner at right guard. He will be pressed by over at one defensive end post. Sophomore Ron Provo is the younger brother of Nick. Each played in sophomore John Miller, who comes to Syracuse a er Thompson made the offseason switch from tight Florida state high school championship games. earning second team all-conference recogni on at Los end to defensive end. Two transfers – Pasadena City 2013 Tight Ends Angeles Harbor College. Community College product Tyler Marona and junior 85 Becke Wales (Sr., 6-3, 255) Former star ng guard Ivan Foy has made the move Trevon Trejo, a transfer from Golden West College 89 Josh Parris (RF, 6-2, 255) to right tackle. He began the 2012 campaign as a fi rst- (Ca.) -- are quality reserves. Junior Kennedy Kodua 42 Jacob Green (So., 6-1, 245) stringer. Senior Daniel Anyaegbunam and freshman made the roster as a walk-on prior to 2013 spring 86 PJ Ba en (Fr., 6-2, 225) Jon Burton are penciled in at right tackle, as well. practice. 80 Tyler Provo (Fr., 6-3, 235) Rounding out the off ensive line candidates for the Junior Micah Robinson, who started against Stony Orange are sophomore Michael Lasker, and freshmen OFFENSIVE LINE Brook in 2012, has emerged at the other defensive Alex Hayes, Jamar McGloster and Kendall Moore. Pat Perles, a former assistant at Michigan State and end slot. He will be pushed by junior Lucas Albrecht 2013 Off ensive Line most recently with the , takes over and freshman Isiah Johnson from Eastern Christian 64 Daniel Anyaegbunam, OT (Sr., 6-3, 290) the task of pu ng together the Orange off ensive line. Academy (Md.). 59 Macky MacPherson, C (Sr., 6-2, 290) On his priority list is replacing two departed starters – 2013 Defensive Line 60 Sean Hickey, OT (Jr., 6-5, 291) tackle Jus n Pugh, who was dra ed in the fi rst round 96 Jay Bromley, DT (Sr., 6-4, 285) 70 Jesse Wolf-Gould, G (Jr., 6-4, 328) of the NFL dra by the New York Giants, and guard 77 Zian Jones, NT (Sr., 6-4, 311) 72 Ivan Foy, OT (So., 6-4, 313) Zach Chibane, who signed as a free agent with the 53 Lucas Albrecht, DE (Jr., 6-2, 258) 67 Michael Lasker, OL (So., 6-4, 320) Buff alo Bills. 52 Eric Crume, NT (Jr., 6-0, 305) 56 John Miller, G (So., 6-2, 308) The anchor of the line – senior center Macky 54 Kennedy Kodua, DE (Jr., 6-1, 220) 68 Nick Robinson, G (So., 6-5, 297) MacPherson – has two seasons of fi rst-string 93 Micah Robinson, DE (Jr., 6-4, 265) 74 Seamus Shanley (So., 6-1, 266) status under his belt. MacPherson, the grandson of 87 Trevon Trejo, DE (Jr., 6-5, 240) 55 Rob Trudo, C (So., 6-3, 284) legendary SU coach Dick MacPherson, is a Rimington 94 Robert Welsh, DE (Jr., 6-3, 256) 78 Jason Emerich, C (RF, 6-3, 280) Award candidate, which is presented to the na on’s 92 Tyler Marona, DE (So., 6-3, 235) 76 Kyle Knapp, OT (RF, 6-4, 291) best center. He has played in all 37 games in his 97 John Raymon, DT (So., 6-5, 323) 57 Omari Palmer, G (RF, 6-2, 309) career, including the last 25 as a starter. 63 Ryan Sloan, NT (So., 6-2, 330) 73 Jon Burton, T (Fr., 6-6, 317) The coaching staff has groomed redshirt freshman 70 Marcus Coleman, DT (RF., 6-1, 266) 71 Alex Hayes, OL (Fr., 6-2, 280) Jason Emerich to back up MacPherson at center. 95 Josh Manley, DT (RF, 6-2, 269) 65 Jamar McGloster (Fr., 6-6, 294) Sophomore Seamus Shanley will compete at the 81 Ron Thompson, DE (RF, 6-4, 268) 98 Kendall Moore, OL (Fr., 6-5, 241) center spot, as well. 91 Isiah Johnson, DE (Fr., 6-4, 270) 24 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 SEASON PREVIEW

Senior Marquis Spruill is the leader of the linebacking corps directed by Clark Lea. Seniors Ri’Shard Anderson (above) and Keon Lyn have anchored the corner positions for the Orange LINEBACKERS for the past two seasons. Linebackers coach Clark Lea takes over a unit that was an area of strength for Syracuse’s 2012. Spring ball was used on a minor reconstruction project – starting middle linebacker Siriki Diabate, who finished second SECONDARY Ross Krautman has established on the team in tackles, had completed his eligibility, Fred Reed is the new defensive backs coach for himself on multiple Orange career record lists, creating an opening. the Orange. He joins the staff after working for Frank incuding scoring, field goals made and Senior Marquis Spruill, who started 12 games and Solich at Ohio. percentage, and PATs made. made 64 tackles on the outside last fall, is the likely While the SU secondary only loses one starter, candidate to move into the middle. Junior Dyshawn the hole is a large one to fill. Shamarko Thomas, the Davis emerged as a big-play defender on the outside, club’s top tackler in 2012, leaves a void at strong SPECIAL TEAMS safety. The rest of the defensive backs who saw accumulating 14 tackles for losses, hauling in an Ross Krautman has manned the place-kicking and recovering two , one of which action last fall are back in the fold. Senior Keon Lyn, who was with the post in each of his previous three seasons with the he returned for a touchdown. Junior Cameron Lynch, Orange. He enters his senior season ranked fifth in who earned two starts a year ago, is ready to step first unit for 10 contests last year, is slated at the starter with sophomore Julian Whigham behind him. career scoring (250 points), fourth in career field forward as a first-stringer. goals (48) and fourth in career extra points (106). Senior Lewellyn Coker, who has played in all 38 Ri’Shard Anderson started all 13 games at the other cornerback slot and returns for his senior season. Krautman owns the second-best field-goal percentage games during his three seasons, should see plenty of in program history (.787). field time again. Senior Zachary McCarrell, sophomore Junior Brandon Reddish , who started the first three games at one cornerback spot and played in 12 Sophomore Ryan Norton won the kickoff job last Hernz Laguerre and freshman Marquez Hodge from year. He also serves as Krautman’s understudy. Miami Central High School are also in competition at games, will push Anderson. Senior special-teams expert Joe Nassib, sophomores Jaston George and Junior Jonathan Fisher handled the majority of the spot behind Lynch. the punting duties for the second straight season. He Junior Luke Arciniega enrolled at Syracuse in January Eric Jackson, and freshman Chauncey Scissum, a first- team all-state performer from Rush-Henrietta High averaged 38.4 yards-per-kick and placed 18 inside the 2013 after transferring from Sierra College (Calif.). He’s 20-yard line. Sophomore Riley Dixon returns as the lined up at middle linebacker behind Spruill, along School, are other cornerback candidates. Senior Jeremi Wilkes ranked fifth on last year’s primary backup. Dixon can also handle kickoffs. with senior Femi Aliyu and redshirt freshman James Junior Sam Rodgers has two years under his belt Washington. squad in tackles. He has played in all 35 games of his career and is back at free safety with sophomore as the Syracuse . He added the short Backing up Davis are sophomore Oliver Vigille and snaps to his job description last fall. Senior Eric junior Josh Kirkland, a transfer from Butler Community Wayne Morgan behind him. Junior Darius Kelly, a transfer from Pima Community College (Ariz.) will Morris has experience at the position and sophomore College (Kan.) who played in the 2012 NJCCA National Keith Mitsuuchi enrolled at Syracuse in January 2013. Championship game. Feshman Alryk Perry from battle for time. Sophomore Durell Eskridge looks like the favorite at strong safety. He’ll be pushed by junior 2013 Specialists Glenwood School (Ala.) rounds out the linebacker 37 Ross Krautman, K (Sr., 5-7, 160) group. Ritchy Desir. 2013 Secondary 61 Eric Morris, LS (Sr., 5-10, 220) 2013 Linebackers 46 Jonathan Fisher, P (Jr., 6-1, 209) 50 Femi Aliyu (Sr., 5-11, 228) 9 Ri’Shard Anderson, CB (Sr., 6-0, 190) 8 Keon Lyn, CB (Sr., 6-1, 201) 47 Sam Rodgers, LS (Jr., 6-2, 234) 41 Lewellyn Coker (Sr., 6-1, 230) 92 Riley Dixon, P-K (So., 6-5, 208) 40 Zachary McCarrell (Sr., 5-11, 201) 19 Joe Nassib, CB (Sr., 5-9, 180) 28 Jeremi Wilkes, FS (Sr., 5-9, 179) 69 Keith Mitsuuchi, LS (So., 5-10, 221) 11 Marquis Spruill (Sr., 6-1, 224) 49 Ryan Norton, K (So., 5-11, 179) 5 Luke Arciniega (Jr., 6-2, 241) 6 Ritchy Desir, SS (Jr., 5-11, 187) 35 Dyshawn Davis (Jr.., 6-2, 220) 18 Darius Kelly, FS (Jr., 5-11, 194) 27 Josh Kirkland (Jr., 6-2, 204) 26 Josh Mims, SS (Jr, 6-0, 187) 38 Cameron Lynch (Jr., 5-11, 230) 4 Brandon Reddish, CB (Jr., 5-11, 186) 58 Hernz Laguerre (So., 6-0, 220) 3 Durell Eskridge, SS (So., 6-3, 207) 7 Oliver Vigille (So., 6-2, 220) 24 Jaston George, CB (So., 5-10, 175) 90 James Washington Jr. (RF, 6-1, 218) 25 Eric Jackson, CB (So., 5-7, 160) 33 Marquez Hodge (Fr., 6-1, 210) 2 Wayne Morgan, FS (So., 5-10, 197) 49 Alryk Perry (Fr., 6-1, 215) 23 Julian Whigham, CB (So., 6-1, 187) 15 Chauncey Scissum, CB (Fr., 6-1, 195)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 25 2013 PRE-SEASON DEPTH CHART (as of June 25, 2013) OFFENSE WR 88 Jarrod West (6-2, 203, Jr.) 25 Jeremiah Kobena (6-0, 182, Jr.) 84 Ben Lewis (6-2, 194, RF) 36 Macauley Hill (6-0, 205, Jr.) 2 Quinta Funderburk (6-3, 201, Jr.) 13 Corey Winfield (6-1, 175, Fr.) LT 60 Sean Hickey (6-5, 291, Jr.) 76 Kyle Knapp (6-4, 184, RF) 98 Kendall Moore (6-5, 241, Fr.) LG 55 Rob Trudo (6-3, 284, So.) 57 Omari Palmer (6-2, 309, RF) 70 Jesse Wolf-Gould (6-4, 328, Jr.) C 59 Macky MacPherson (6-2, 290, Sr.) 78 Jason Emerich (6-3, 280, RF) 74 Seamus Shanley (6-1, 266, So.) 71 Alex Hayes (6-2, 280, Fr.) RG 68 Nick Robinson (6-5, 297, So.) 56 John Miller (6-2, 308, So.) 67 Michael Lasker (6-4, 320, So.) RT 72 Ivan Foy (6-4, 313, So.) 64 Daniel Anyaegbunam (6-3, 290, Sr.) 73 Jon Burton (6-6, 317, Fr.) Y TE 85 Beckett Wales (6-3, 255, Sr.) 89 Josh Parris (6-2, 255, RF) 42 Jacob Green (6-1, 245, So.) 86 Aaron Batten (6-2, 225, Fr.) 80 Tyler Provo (6-3, 235, Fr.) H-Back 1 Ashton Broyld (6-2, 221, So.) 20 Brisly Estime (5-9, 170, Fr.) 83 Sean Avant (5-11, 180, Fr.) WR 22 Adrian Flemming (6-3, 200, Sr.) 18 Christopher Clark (5-11, 160, Sr.) 82 Alvin Cornelius (6-1, 187, RF) 43 Franklin Santos (5-10, 175, Jr.) QB 10 Terrel Hunt (6-3, 219, So.) 14 John Kinder (6-2, 187, Jr.) OR 17 Charley Loeb (6-4, 219, Sr.) 8 Drew Allen (6-5, 226, Sr.) 3 Mitch Kimble (6-3, 195, Fr.) 5 Austin Wilson (6-3, 195, Fr.) RB 45 Jerome Smith (6-0, 226, Jr.) 23 Prince-Tyson Gulley (5-10, 190, Sr.) 27 George Morris II (6-0, 203, RF) 29 Devante McFarlane (6-0, 201, RF) 30 Steven Rene (5-7, 187, Sr.) 39 Greg Tobias (5-10, 175, Sr.) FB 31 Clay Cleveland (6-1, 230, Jr.) 34 Adonis Ameen-Moore (5-11, 241, Jr.) 32 Travon Burke (6-1, 245, Jr.) DEFENSE DE 94 Robert Welsh (6-3, 256, Jr.) 81 Ron Thompson (6-4, 268, RF) 54 Kennedy Kodua (6-1, 220, Jr.) 92 Tyler Marona (6-3, 235, So.) 87 Trevon Trejo (6-5, 240, Jr.) NT 52 Eric Crume (6-0, 305, Jr.) 77 Zian Jones (6-4, 311, Sr.) 99 Ryan Sloan (6-2, 326, So.) DT 96 Jay Bromley (6-4, 285, Sr.) 97 John Raymon (6-5, 323, So.) 55 Marcus Coleman (6-1, 266, RF) 95 Josh Manley (6-2, 269, RF) DE 93 Micah Robinson (6-4, 265, Jr.) 81 Ron Thompson (6-4, 268, RF) 53 Lucas Albrecht (6-2, 258, Jr.) 91 Isaiah Johnson (6-4, 270, Fr.) OLB 38 Cameron Lynch (5-11, 230, Jr.) 41 Lewellyn Coker (6-1, 230, Sr.) 40 Zachary McCarrell (5-11, 201, Sr.) 58 Hernz Laguerre (6-0, 220, So.) 33 Marquez Hodge (6-1, 210, Fr.) MLB 11 Marquis Spruill (6-1, 224, Sr.) 5 Luke Arciniega (6-2, 241, Jr.) 90 James Washington (6-1, 218, RF) 50 Femi Aliyu (5-11, 228, Sr.) OLB 35 Dyshawn Davis (6-2, 220, Jr.) 7 Oliver Vigille (6-2, 220, So.) OR 27 Josh Kirkland (6-2, 204, Jr.) 49 Alryk Perry (6-1, 215, Fr.) CB 8 Keon Lyn (6-1, 201, Sr.) 21 Julian Whigham (6-1, 187, So.) 19 Joe Nassib (5-9, 180, Sr.) 25 Eric Jackson (5-7, 160, So.) SS 3 Durell Eskridge (6-3, 207, So.) 6 Ritchy Desir (5-11, 187, Jr.) 26 Josh Mims (6-0, 187, Jr.) FS 28 Jeremi Wilkes (5-9, 179, Sr.) 2 Wayne Morgan (5-10, 197, So.) 18 Dariurs Kelly (5-11, 194) CB 9 Ri’Shard Anderson (6-0, 190, Sr.) 4 Brandon Reddish (5-11, 186, Jr.) 24 Jaston George (5-10, 175, So.) 15 Chauncey Scissum (6-1, 195, Fr.) SPECIAL TEAMS KO 12 Ryan Norton (5-11, 179, So.) 92 Riley Dixon (6-5, 208, So.) FG/PAT 37 Ross Krautman (5-7, 160, Sr.) 12 Ryan Norton (5-11, 179, So.) P 46 Jonathan Fisher (6-1, 209, Jr.) 92 Riley Dixon (6-5, 205, So.) KOR 25 Jeremiah Kobena (6-0, 182, Jr.) 2 Wayne Morgan (5-10, 197, So.) PR 6 Ritchy Desir (5-11, 187, Jr.) 30 Steven Rene (5-7, 187, Sr.) LS 47 Sam Rodgers (6-2, 234, Jr.) 69 Keith Mitsuuchi (5’10, 221, So.) 61 Eric Morris (5-10, 220, Sr.) SS 47 Sam Rodgers (6-2, 234, Jr.) 61 Eric Morris (5-10, 220, Sr.)

Bold indicates 2012 starter 26 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • THE ORANGE ON TELEVISION AND RADIO SYRACUSE ON TELEVISION SYRACUSE IMG SPORTS NETWORK As of June 24, 2013, three games on the 2013 Orange schedule are All Orange football games can be heard live and on demand slated for live broadcast. around the world on the extensive Syracuse IMG Sports Network. Fans can follow the team via a state-wide radio August 31 vs. Penn State 3:30 p.m network, SUathle cs.com and Sirius Satellite Radio. New York’s College Classic Powerful affi liates in New York City (WNYM), Albany (WGY), MetLife Stadium Rochester (WHAM), Buff alo (WWKB) and beyond make the September 7 at Northwestern 6:00 p.m. Orange accessible on every radio in the Empire State and across borders into September 14 vs. Wagner 4:00 p.m. Canada, Pennsylvania, New England and the tri-state area. Network programming is produced and distributed by IMG College of Winston- TO BE ANNOUNCED September 21 vs. Tulane Salem, N.C. 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SUGGESTED MEDIA HOTELS DIRECTIONS TO THE CARRIER DOME Sheraton Syracuse University Embassy Suites Hotel Syracuse is located at the intersection of the New York State Hotel & Conference Center 6646 Old Collamer Road Thruway (I-90) and Interstate 81. 801 University Avenue East Syracuse, N.Y. 13057 Syracuse, N.Y. 13210 (315) 446-3200 / 800-362-2779 From the North (including Syracuse’s Hancock Airport): Take Interstate (315) 475-3000 / (315) 477-8247 Contact: Matt Scaramastra 81 south to exit 17 or 18. On Game day: If you have been issued Contact: Joseph Cifaratta Crowne Plaza Hotel press parking for the Standart Street lot, take exit 17 and turn right Doubletree Hotel 701 East Genesee Street on State Street. At the third light, turn right on Castle Street and see 6301 State Route 298 Syracuse, N.Y. 13210 the instructions below*. If you do not have press parking, take exit 17 (315) 479-7000 / 877-843-6279 East Syracuse, N.Y. 13057 and follow the signs for Carrier Dome parking. No Game: Take exit 18 (315) 432-0200 Contact: Linda Natoli Contact: Bill Williams and turn left on Adams Street. At the second light, turn right on Irving Comfort Inn and Suites Avenue. Follow Irving Avenue until the Carrier Dome appears on the 6701 Buckley Road Genesee Grande left. 1060 East Genesee Street North Syracuse, N.Y. 13212 Syracuse, N.Y. 13210 (315) 457-4000/ (315) 430-2496 From the South: Take Interstate 81 north to exit 17 or 18. On Game (315) 476-4212 / 800-365-HOME Contact: Kyle Hartley day: If you have been issued press parking for the Standart Street lot, Contact: Jodi O’Key Courtyard by Marriott take exit 17. Turn right on Salina Street and continue until Castle Street. Best Western 6415 Yorktown Circle Turn right on Castle and see the instructions below*. If you do not 6555 Old Collamer Road South East Syracuse, N.Y. 13057 have press parking, take exit 17 and follow the signs for Carrier Dome East Syracuse, N.Y. 13057 (315) 432-0300 parking. No Game: Take exit 18 and turn right on Adams Street. At the (315) 437-2761 / 800-431-2761 Contact: Thomas Carracci Contact: Shelly Polge second light, turn right on Irving Avenue. Follow Irving Avenue until the Residence Inn by Marriott Carrier Dome appears on the left. Holiday Inn – Airport 6420 Yorktown Circle 441 Electronics Parkway East Syracuse, N.Y. 13057 From the East: Take the New York State Thruway to exit 36. Follow I-81 Liverpool, N.Y. 13088 (315) 432-4488 south to exits 17 or 18 and follow the above instructions for “From the (315) 457-1122 Contact: Kristen Warren North.” Contact: Rachel Block From the West: Take the New York State Thruway to exit 39. Follow For additional hotel information, visit www.visitsyracuse.org I-690 to I-81 and follow the above instructions for “From the North.” * From Castle Street: Bear left under the railroad tracks where Castle becomes Renwick Ave. Take a sharp left on to Fineview Place. Cross East Raynor Avenue, turn left on Standart Street and turn right into the lot.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 29 PRIMARY MEDIA OUTLETS NEWSPAPERS RADIO INTERNET Syracuse Newspapers/ Syracuse Media Group. WTKW-99.5FM (Syracuse ISP Sports Network CuseConfidential.com (Rivals) Syracuse Post-Standard (am) – flagship station) Ryan Murray, editor PO Box 4915, Syracuse, N.Y. 13221 WTLA-97.7FM (ESPN Radio) (315) 439-2690/[email protected] (315) 470-2205. Fax (315) 470-3019. Galaxy Communications CuseNation.com (Fox Sports/Scout) Jason Murray, sports editor, [email protected] 235 Walton Street, Syracuse, N.Y. 13202 Mike McAllister, writer Hank Domin, asst. sports editor, [email protected] (315) 472-9111. Fax (315) 472-1888. (315) 256-4922/[email protected] Bud Poliquin, columnist, [email protected] Ed Levine, CEO Nate Mink beat writer, [email protected] Dan Tortora, writer Beth Coughlin, vice president of sales (315) 569-0155/[email protected] Michael Cohen, beat writer, [email protected] Chris Carlson, beat writer, [email protected] Syracuse IMG Sports Network SUJuiceOnline.com (SNY.tv) Brent Axe, community engagement, [email protected] 800 Nottingham Road, #204, Syracuse, N.Y. 13224 Brad Bierman, owner Daily Orange (SU student newspaper) (315) 445-2500. Fax (315) 445-2244 [email protected] 744 Ostrom Avenue, Syracuse, N.Y. 13210 Joe Baldini, general manager, [email protected] Matt Park, play-by-play voice, [email protected] NunesMagician.com (SBNation) (315) 443-2208. Chris Gedney, analyst Sean Keeley, owner Jacob Klinger, sports editor, [email protected] Brian Higgins, studio host (213) 239-4919/[email protected] Auburn Citizen (pm) WSYR-570AM Orange Fizz 25 Dill St., Auburn, N.Y. 13021 500 Plum Street, Syracuse, N.Y. 13204 Damon Amendolara, owner (315) 282-2257. (315) 472-9797. Fax (315) 472-1904. (816) 560-6148/[email protected] Kristin Wolford, sports editor, [email protected] Jason Furst, program director, [email protected] Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin (am) WSKO-1260AM PO Box 1270, Binghamton, N.Y. 13902-1290 104 James Street, Syracuse, N.Y. 13203 (607) 798-1151. Fax (607) 798-1113 (315) 472-0200. Fax (315) 472-1146. Matt Traub, sports editor, [email protected] Rochester Democrat & Chronicle (am) WAER-FM (SU Student station; broadcasts all 55 Exchange Blvd., Rochester, N.Y. 14614 SU games) (585) 258-2262. Fax (585) 258-2776 795 Ostrom Ave, Syracuse, N.Y. 13210 Steve Bradley, sports editor, [email protected] (315) 443-4047. Fax (315) 443-2148. Jim Mandelaro, beat writer, [email protected] Ben Fontana, sports director, [email protected] Watertown Daily Times (am) WJPZ-FM (SU student station) 260 Washington Street, Watertown, N.Y. 13601 316 Waverly Avenue, Syracuse, N.Y. 13244 (315) 782-1000. Fax (315) 661-2523 (315) 443-4689. Fax (315) 443-4379. Greg Gay, sports editor, [email protected] Evan Weston, sports director, [email protected] John Day, sports writer, [email protected] Josh St. Croix, sports writer, [email protected] TELEVISION Oneida Daily Dispatch (am) Sports 130 Broad Street, Oneida, N.Y. 13421 6005 Fair Lakes Rd., East Syracuse, N.Y. 13057 (315) 363-5100. Fax (315) 363-9832 (315) 634-6461, ext. 178. Fax (315) 463-6467. Kyle Menning, sports editor, [email protected] Doug Logan, Director, [email protected] David Johnson, sports writer, [email protected] Mark Yafchak, producer, [email protected] The Palladium-Times (am) Joey Heslin, producer, [email protected] Mike Cleland, producer, [email protected] 140 West First Street, Oswego, N.Y. 13126-1597 (315) 343-3800. Fax (315) 343-0273 YNN-Your News Now Mike LeBouef, sports editor, [email protected] 815 Erie Boulevard, Syracuse, N.Y. 13210 Utica Observer-Dispatch (am) (315) 234-1000 ext. 2. Fax (315) 634-4270. Mark Larson, sports director, [email protected] 221 Oriskany Plaza, Utica, N.Y. 13501 Brian Sandler, reporter, [email protected] (315) 792-5021. Fax (315) 792-5033. Brian Mueller, reporter, [email protected] Matt Becker, sports editor, [email protected] Alicia Pennisi, reporter, [email protected] or [email protected] Sports e-mail, [email protected] John Pitarresi, beat writer, [email protected] WSTM-TV 1030 James Street, Syracuse, N.Y. 13203 WIRE SERVICES (315) 477-9446. Fax (315) 474-5122. Niko Tamurian, sports director, [email protected] (315) 430-5344. Sports email: [email protected] John Kekis, correspondent, [email protected] NewsChannel 9 WSYR Albany Bureau 5904 Bridge Street, East Syracuse, N.Y. 13057 P.O. Box 11010, Albany, 12211-0010 (315) 446-9900. Fax (315) 446-9283. [email protected] Steve Infanti, sports director, [email protected] (518) 458-7821 Lindsay Liquori, reporter, [email protected] Sal Maneen, reporter, [email protected] CitrusTV Menschel Media Center 316 Waverly Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. 13244 (315) 443-1177. Fax (315) 443-4675. Heather Prusak, sports director, [email protected]

30 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES Lucas Albrecht Adonis Ameen-Moore Senior # Junior # Defensive Tackle • 6-2 • 258 53 Fullback • 5-11 • 241 34 Hudson Falls, N.Y. Denver, Colo. Hudson Fall HS Mullen HS

At SU: Made the team as a walk-on for 2011 preseason camp … 2011 and 2012 At SU: Two le ers … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2011 … Sophomore BIG EAST All-Academic Team selec on … Junior Year (2012): Did not play in any Year (2012): Played in six games … Against Pi sburgh, made his season debut games … Sophomore Year (2011): Did not play in any games … Personal: Lucas with fi ve carries for 14 yards and a one-yard touchdown run, which was his fi rst Albrecht … Born in February 1993 … Son of Dwight and Linda Albrecht …Majoring carry of the season and fi rst career rushing touchdown … At Rutgers, had two in bioengineering. carries for two yards, including a touchdown run … Against Connec cut, carried the ball four mes for one yard and a one-yard touchdown … Against Louisville, had seven carries for 30 yards … At Missouri, had two carries for four yards … At Temple, gained a career-high 57 yards on 10 carries and scored two touchdowns … Freshman Year (2011): Played in four games … At Tulane, made his collegiate Femi Aliyu debut with four carries for 14 yards … Against West Virginia, gained 19 yards on Senior fi ve carries … At Louisville, had one carry for a gain of four yards … At Connec cut, # rushed twice for three yards …High School: Earned 2010 Rivals.com Second Team Linebacker • 5-11 • 228 50 All-America honors … Three- me 5A West Metro Player of the Year … All-state Baldwin, N.Y. selec on as a sophomore, junior and senior … 2009 and 2010 Denver Post Player Baldwin HS of the Year … Three- me Colorado MVP selec on … Led Mullen to 33-straight wins and three Division 5A state championships … As a senior, gained 1,774 yards and 26 touchdowns … Gained more than 1,600 yards rushing and 20 touchdowns At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to the 2010 season … Junior Year (2012): on 235 carries as a junior … Rushed for 1,399 yards and 18 touchdowns in 13 Did not play in any games … Sophomore Year (2011): Did not play in any games … games as a sophomore … As a freshman, gained 1,196 and 15 touchdowns in 13 Freshman Year (2010): Did not play in any games … High School: Earned 2009 All- games … High School Coach: Dave Logan … Also le ered in basketball and track … Nassau County honors … Selected to the Nassau County All-Star Team … Played Personal: Adonis Ameen-Moore … Born October 1992 in Denver, Colo. … Son of both running back and linebacker for the Bruins … Had seven touchdowns, fi ve Jamillah Ameen and William Moore Jr. … One sister … Majoring in communica on sacks and 89 total tackles during his senior season … Earned the Iron Man Award and rhetorical studies. for never missing a game through four seasons … Team captain during his junior Ameen-Moore’s Career Statistics and Bests and senior seasons … Four-year le erwinner … High School Coach: Steve Carrol Carries Yards Avg. TD Long … Also le ered in basketball and lacrosse … Personal: Hassan Olufemi Aliyu … 2011 12 40 3.3 0 7 Born in January 1992 … Son of Olubukunola Phillips Aliyu, 1979 graduate of SU’s 2012 30 108 3.6 5 18 Totals 42 148 3.5 5 18 College of Arts & Sciences … Has one brother … Member of the Na onal Honor Society … Majoring in mechanical engineering. Rushing Yards 57 vs. Temple, 2012 Carries 10 vs. Temple, 2012 Longest 18 vs. Temple, 2012 Touchdowns 2 vs. Temple, 2012

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 31 PLAYER PROFILES Ri’Shard Anderson Daniel Anyaegbunam Senior # Senior # Cornerback • 6-0 • 190 9 Offensive Tackle • 6-3 • 290 64 Miramar, Fla. Schenectady, N.Y. American Heritage HS Albany Academy

At SU: Three le ers … At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to the 2011 season … Junior Year (2012): Missed the 2010 season Did not play in any games … Sophomore Year (2011): Did not play in any games … due to a pre-season Personal: Daniel Anyaegbunam … Born in September 1991 … Son of William and shoulder injury … Junior Tutu Anyaegbunam … Majoring in economics. Year (2012): Started all 13 games … Against Northwestern, had four tackles, including two solo … Against USC, led the team with a Luke Arciniega career-high nine tackles, Junior including seven solo # and one tackle for a loss Linebacker • 6-2 • 241 5 of one yard … Against Sparks, Nev. Stony Brook, tallied two Dade Christian HS/Sierra tackles .... At Minnesota, College notched eight tackles, including six solo … At SU: Enrolled at Syracuse in January 2013 and par cipated in Spring football … Against Pi sburgh, had Member of 2013 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Sierra College (2012): four tackles … Against 2012 Valley All-Conference First Team selec on a er recording 87 tackles, Connec cut, recorded one solo tackle … At South Florida, tallied six tackles, including 52 solo and 5.5 sacks for a loss of 42 yards, and two recoveries including four solo … At Cincinna , recorded four tackles, including two solo, and … Sierra College coach: Jeff Tisdel … High school: 2009 4A North Defensive intercepted a pass … Against Louisville, had one tackle … At Missouri, had one Player of the Year a er pos ng 111 tackles, including 61 solo … Selected for the tackle … At Temple, recorded one solo tackle and broke up a pass … Against West 2010 Sertoma All-Star Game … Team captain as a senior … High school coach: Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, tallied two solo tackles … Sophomore Sco Hare … Also le ered in basketball and track & fi eld … Personal: Lucas RJ Year (2011): Played in 11 games, star ng six… Against Wake Forest, made his fi rst Arciniega … Born in April 1992 in Reno, Nev. … Son of Nancy and Casey Arciniega career start … Missed the Rhode Island game with an upper body injury … Against … One sister, Alex, who played so ball at the University of Nevada … Majoring in Toledo, had two solo tackles … Against Rutgers, had two tackles, including one sociology. solo and had a fumble recovery for a 66-yard touchdown … At Tulane, made two tackles, including one for a loss, and had a pass break up... Against West Virginia, made three tackles, including two solo …Against Louisville, had four tackles and broke up a pass … Against Connec cut, made two tackles … Against South Florida, recorded two solo tackles … At Cincinna , made two solo tackles... At Pi sburgh, had three total tackles, including two solo … Freshman Year (2009): Played in seven games … Against Maine, had two assisted tackles … Against Akron, posted an assisted tackle … At Louisville, had two tackles, including one solo … At Connec cut, had a solo tackle … High School: Rated the 40th-best cornerback prospect by ESPNU … Missed most of 2008 with a foot injury … High School Coach: Byron Walker … Personal: Ri’Shard T. Anderson … Son of Richard Anderson and Kiva Rogan-Wilson … Born in April 1991 … Majoring in hospitality and food service management. Anderson’s Career Statistics and Bests Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2009 2 4 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 2010 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 2011 15 7 22 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 1 2 2012 31 12 43 1.0-1 0.0-0 1 0 0 Totals 48 23 71 2.0-2 0.0-0 1 1 2 Tackles Solo 7 vs. USC, 2012 Assists 2 vs. Maine, 2009; Louisville, 2011; Northwestern, USC, Minnesota, USF, Cincinnati, 2012 Total 9 vs.USC, 2012 TFL-Yds 1.0-1 vs. USC, 2012 FR-Yds 1-66 vs. Rutgers, 2011; 1-0 vs. Connecticut, 2011 INT-Return Yards 1-0 vs. Cincinnati , 2012

32 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES Jay Bromley Ashton Broyld Senior # Sophomore # Defensive Tackle • 6-4 • 285 96 Running back • 6-4 • 221 1 Jamaica, N.Y. Henrietta, N.Y. Flushing HS Rush Henrietta HS/Milford Academy

At SU: Three le ers … At SU: One Le er … Enrolled in January 2012 … One of four true freshmen to play One of 15 true freshmen in 2012 … Freshman Year (2012): Played in eight games … Against Northwestern, to play in 2010 … Junior made his collegiate debut with four recep ons for 28 yards … Against USC, Year (2012): Played in had seven carries for 24 yards … Against Stony Brook, recorded his fi rst career all 13 games, including touchdown, a 22-yard run, fi nished with 10 carries for 61 yards and two catches 10 starts … Against for 20 yards … At Minnesota, had three carries for 11 yards and one recep on Northwestern, recorded for fi ve yards … Against Connec cut, carried the ball 11 mes for 58 yards … At one tackle … Against Cincinna , had two carries for 10 yards … Against Louisville, had three carries for USC, totaled four tackles seven yards … Milford Academy: In 2011, was 31-of-56 passing for 427 yards and including a sack for a loss six touchdowns, and ran for 259 yards on 39 carries and scored six touchdowns of three yards … Against … 2011 PrepStar All-East Region selec on … Played for head coach Bill Chaplick Stony Brook, posted two … High School: 2010 New York State Class AA Player of the Year a er leading tackles … At Minnesota, Rush-Henrie a to the Class AA State Championship and a 13-0 record … 2010 totaled fi ve tackles, All-Greater Rochester selec on … Named 2010 Sec on V Top Player … Earned including three solo all-league, all-county and all-state honors as a senior a er passing for 1,961 yards … Against Pi sburgh, and 24 touchdowns and rushing for 1,540 yards and 24 touchdowns … 2009 New recorded two tackles York State Class AA Third Team honoree … As a junior, threw for 1,769 yards and including one for a loss of 17 touchdowns and ran for 595 yards and eight touchdowns … A ended the U.S. two yards … At Rutgers, Army Na onal Combine as a junior … As a sophomore at Marshall High School, had a career-high nine threw for more than 1,800 yards passing and 17 touchdowns while rushing for tackles, including one more than 800 yards … Three- me team captain … Also le ered in basketball, solo and 0.5 for a loss of earning all-area honors … High School Coach: Joe Montesano … Personal: Ashton one yard … At South Florida, had one tackle … At Cincinna , tallied fi ve tackles, M. Broyld … Born in January 1992 in Henrie a, N.Y. … Son of Marne a Broyld and including one solo and 0.5 for a loss of one yard, and broke up a pass … Against Ashley Sims … Father, Ashley, played football at the University of Maryland … Has Louisville, totaled two tackles, including one for a loss of four yards … At Missouri, three brothers and three sisters … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport & recorded six tackles, including four solo … At Temple, posted two solo tackles … Human Dynamics. Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, blocked a 36-yard fi eld goal Broyld’s Career Statistics and Bests a empt … Sophomore Year (2011): Played in all 12 games, star ng 10 … Against Carries Yards Avg. TD Long Wake Forest, made two tackles, including his fi rst career sack … Against Rhode 2012 36 171 4.8 1 22 Island, assisted on a tackle for a loss of two yards … At USC, made two tackles … Against Toledo, made three tackles … Against Rutgers, made three tackles, Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long including two for a loss of yards … At Tulane, tallied two tackles … Against West 2012 7 53 7.6 0 12 Virginia, recorded one tackle, including a half sack … Against Louisville, made KO Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long three tackles, including one solo … Against Connec cut, made three solo tackles … 2012 1 10 10.0 0 10 Against South Florida, made four solo tackles … At Cincinna , posted fi ve tackles, Receiving Yards 28 vs. Northwestern, 2012 including three solo … At Pi sburgh, had three tackles, including one for a loss … Receptions 4 vs. Northwestern, 2012 Freshman Year (2010): Played in 12 games … Against Colgate, made three tackles Longest 12 vs. Stony Brook, 2012 … At Rutgers, registered one tackle … Against Connec cut, made one solo tackle Rushing Yards 61 vs. Stony Brook, 2012 Carries 11 vs. Connecticut, 2012 … Against Boston College, recorded one solo tackle … Against Kansas State in the Longest 22 vs. Stony Brook, 2012 Pinstripe Bowl, recorded one solo tackle along with one assisted tackle…High Touchdowns 1 vs. Stony Brook, 2012 School: Earned Outback Steakhouse Empire Challenge MVP honors … Named to Kickoff Returns 1 vs. Minnesota, 2012 the New York Post All-City First Team and was an all-borough selec on following Longest 10 vs. Minnesota, 2012 his senior season … Tallied 12 sacks and 60 total tackles in 2009 … Recorded 40 sacks and 300 total tackles in his high school career … Led Flushing to an 8-2 record, including a 5-0 home mark in 2008 … Team captain as a senior … Four-year le erwinner … High School Coach: Jim DeSan s … Personal: Jason Craig Bromley Jr. … Born in May 1992 … Has three sisters … Majoring in hospitality and food Travon Burke # service management. Junior Fullback • 6-1 • 245 Bromley’s Career Statistics and Bests 32 Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Syracuse, NY 2010 5 3 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 yds Corcoran HS 2011 18 14 32 5.5-18 1.5-9 0 0 0-0 yds 2012 16 23 39 5.5-24 2.5-16 0 0 0-0 yds Totals 39 40 79 11-42 4.0-27 0 0 0-0 yds At SU: Made the team as a walk-on for 2011 preseason camp … Moved from Tackles Solo 6 vs. USF, 2011 Assists 8 vs. Rutgers, 2012 linebacker to running back early in the camp … Sophomore year (2012): Did not Total 9 vs. Rutgers, 2012 play in any games … Freshman Year (2011): Did not play in any games … Personal: TFL-Yds 2.0-13 vs. Missouri, 2012 Travon Burke … Born in February 1992 … Son of Tyrone and Kimberly Burke … Sacks-Yds 2.0-13 vs. Missouri, 2012 Majoring in child and family studies. Blocked Kicks 1 vs. West Virginia, 2012 (field goal)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 33 PLAYER PROFILES Jonathan Burton Clay Cleveland Freshman # Senior # Offensive Line • 6-6 • 317 73 Fullback • 6-3 • 230 31 Spotsylvania, VA Boxford, Mass. Courtland HS/ Fork Union Military Academy Phillips Academy

At SU: Enrolled at Syracuse in January 2013 and par cipated in Spring football At SU: Two le ers … Made … Fork Union Military Academy: 2012 PrepStar All-Atlan c Region selec on the team as a walk-on prior to … Star ng le tackle for Coach John Shuman … High School: Helped lead the the 2010 season … Member Cougars to the 2010 Region I Championship and the 2010 and 2011 Ba lefi eld of 2010 Fall, 2011 Spring and District Championships … Earned 2011 Virginia Preps AA All-State honors … 2011 Fall Athle c Director’s Named 2011 Free Lance-Star All-Area, All-Region 1 and All-Ba lefi eld District … Honor Roll … 2011 BIG EAST 2011 AA All-State Virginia High School Coaches Associa on Second Team selec on All-Academic Team selec on … 2011 Roanoke Times Top 100 honoree … 2010 All-Region I and All-Ba lefi eld … Junior Year (2012): Played District First Team selec on … High school coach: J.C Hall … Also threw in seven games … Sophomore put for the track & fi eld team … Personal: Jonathan Sco Burton … Born in March Year (2011): Played in nine 1994 … Son of Bill and Diana Burton … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of games, primarily on special Sport and Human Dynamics. teams … Freshman Year (2010): Did not play in any games … High School: Three- me C.A.L. All-Star and all-league selec on … Christopher Clark Two- me Boston Herald and Senior # Boston Globe All-Star honoree Wide Receiver • 5-11 • 160 … Named to the Eastern 18 Massachuse s All-Star team Los Angeles, Ca. in 2008 and 2009 … Two- me Venice HS/East LA College Salem News All-Star selec on … Selected to play in the Shriners North-South All-Star At SU: One le er … Junior Year game and the Agganis All-Star Classic in 2009 … Garnered team MVP honors (2012): Played in 11 games … Team captain as a junior and senior … Four-year le erwinner … High School … Against Northwestern, Coach: Jim Pugh … Also le ered in basketball and lacrosse … Personal: Born in fi nished with three catches December 1990 … Son of Skip and Susan Cleveland … Has two brothers … Cousin, for 28 yards, including a 20- Rob Pe , plays for the NFL’s and played college football at yard touchdown recep on Pi sburgh … Majoring in general studies in the Whitman School of Management. … Against Stony Brook, had two catches for 24 yards … Against Pi sburgh, had two recep ons for fi ve yards … At Rutgers, caught one pass for a 40-yard touchdown … At USF, caught two passes for 15 yards … At Missouri, caught one pass for 10 yards … East Los Angeles Junior College: Caught 33 passes for 631 yards and 11 touchdowns in 10 games played during the 2011 season, helping the Huskies to an 8-3 season and an American Bowl victory against Santa Monica … Had 90 yards receiving against Compton … Coach: Lynn Cain … High School: Played quarterback and wide receiver … Also par cipated in track & fi eld, running the 400-meter dash … Personal: Christopher James Clark … Son of Lisa Hurt-Clark … Born in September 1990 in Los Angeles, Calif. … One brother and one sister … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. Clark’s Career Statistics and Bests Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long 2012 11 122 11.1 2 40 Receiving Yards 40 vs. Rutgers, 2012 Receptions 3 vs. Northwestern, 2012 Longest 40 vs. Rutgers, 2012 Touchdowns 1 vs. Northwestern, Rutgers, 2012

34 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES Lewellyn Coker Marcus Coleman Senior # Redshirt Freshman # Linebacker • 6-1 • 230 41 Nose Tackle • 6-1 • 266 55 Warren, Ohio Voorhees, N.J. Warren G. Harding HS Camden Catholic HS

At SU: Two le ers At SU: 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Team Selec on … Freshman Year (2012): Did … One of 15 true not play in any games … High School: Selected for the 2011 Chesapeake Bowl freshmen to play in … Led team to a 10-1 record and a runner- up fi nish in the NJISAA Non-Public 2010 … Junior Year Group 2 Tournament … Started at off ensive tackle and defensive tackle … Made (2012): Played in 46 tackles, including 20 solo … Four-year football le erwinner … Competed on the all 13 games … At wrestling team … High School Coach: Gil Brooks … Personal: Marcus T. Coleman Minnesota, tallied … Born in January 1994 … Son of Tracy Muhammad and Nathaniel Coleman … one tackle … At One brother and one sister … Majoring in Finance in the Whitman School of Rutgers, had two Management. tackles … Against Connec cut, tallied one tackle … At Cincinna , recorded two Alvin Cornelius III tackles, including Redshirt Freshman one solo, and # recovered a Wide Receiver • 6-1 • 187 82 fumble … Against , N.Y. Louisville, notched one solo tackle, recovered a fumble and caught his fi rst career Tottenville HS … At Temple, recorded two solo tackles … Sophomore Year (2011): Played in all 12 games, primarily on special teams … Against Toledo, recorded one tackle … At Tulane, had one solo tackle … At Minnesota, recorded Freshman Year (2012): Did not play in any games … High School: 2011 NYSHSFCA one tackle … Freshman Year (2010): Played in all 13 games, primarily on special Class AA Player of the Year … 2011 New York State Class AA First Team and 2010 teams … Against Colgate, had one solo tackle … At South Florida, recorded a solo second team selec on … Three- me all-borough selec on … Named to the 2009, tackle … Against Pi sburgh, had one tackle … Against Louisville, registered one 2010 and 2011 New York Daily News All-City Team … Named 2011 New York Post solo tackle … Against Boston College, had one tackle … Against Kansas State in the All-Staten Island Player of the Year and All-City First Team … Led 2011 To enville Pinstripe Bowl, made one assisted tackle … High School: Earned 2009 all-county team to a 10-2 record and the PSAL semifi nals as a senior captain … Also played second team honors and 2008 all-conference recogni on … As a senior captain, quarterback and … Caught 26 passes for 634 yards and four he led his team in tackles (101), including four sacks, one intercep on, four forced touchdowns, gained 272 yards on 46 rushes, and made six intercep ons, including fumbles and one fumble recovery … Recorded 265 career tackles … High School one that was returned for a touchdown, and returned two punts for touchdowns Coach: Dan Dota … Four-year track & fi eld le erwinner … Personal: Lewellyn during his senior season … Won the Al Fabbri Award, given to the top scholas c Darius Coker … Born in January 1992 in Warren, Ohio … Son of Charmaine Sco … player on Staten Island, for the second straight year, becoming the fi rst player to One brother and two sisters … Majoring in child and family studies. win the award unanimously in consecu ve seasons … Former Syracuse standout Coker’s Career Statistics and Bests and current San Diego Chargers defensive back Steve Gregory won the award in consecu ve seasons (but not unanimously) at Cur s before enrolling at Syracuse Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2010 5 1 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 yds … Led 2010 team to an 11-1 record, recording 32 recep ons for 695 yards and 2011 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 yds 14 touchdowns and seven intercep ons on defense … High School Coach: Jim 2012 5 4 9 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 2-0 yds Munson … Personal: Alvin A. Cornelius III … Born in January 1994 in Staten Totals 11 6 17 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 2-0 yds Island, N.Y. … Son of Alvin Cornelius Jr. and Lisa Sayers … Cousin, Glen Pedro, played running back at Marshall from 1990-93 … One brother and three sisters … Tackles Solo 2 vs. Temple, 2012 Assists 2 vs. Rutgers, 2012 Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. Total 2 vs. Rutgers, Temple, 2012 FR-Yds 1-0 vs. Cincinnati, Louisville, 2012 Receiving Yards 3 vs. Louisville, 2012 Receptions 1 vs. Louisville, 2012 Longest 3 vs. Louisville, 2012 Touchdowns 1 vs. Louisville, 2012

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 35 PLAYER PROFILES Eric Crume Dyshawn Davis Junior # Junior # Nose Tackle • 6-0 • 305 52 Linebacker • 6-2 • 220 35 Detroit, Mich. Woodbury, N.J. Detroit Central HS Woodbury HS/Milford Academy

At SU: Two letters … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2011 … Sophomore Year At SU: Two letters … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2011 … Enrolled in (2012): Played in 12 games and started for the first time in his career against January 2011 … Member of the 2011 Spring Athletic Director’s Honor Roll … 2011 Cincinnati … Against Northwestern, recorded two tackles including one solo ‘Cuse Award Rookie of the Year recipient … Sophomore Year (2012): Started … Against Stony Brook, notched one solo tackle … Against Pittsburgh, tallied all 13 games … Ranked fifth in the BIG EAST in tackles for loss (1.08 avg/g) and one solo tackle … At Rutgers, recorded two tackles, including one solo and one ranks 14th on SU’s career tackle for loss list with 24.5 tackles for a loss of 93 tackle for a loss of two yards … Against Connecticut, had a quarterback hurry yards … Against Northwestern, recorded four tackles, including one tackle for … At South Florida, tallied a career-high four tackles, including three solo … At a loss of five yards … Against USC, posted five tackles, including three solo, 0.5 Cincinnati, recorded three tackles, including two solo and one tackle for a loss tackles for a loss of one yard and broke up a pass … Against Stony Brook, led of three yards, and forced and recovered a fumble … Against Louisville, blocked the team with eight tackles, including five solo and two tackles for a loss of two a PAT … At Missouri, had one solo tackle … At Temple, recorded one tackle … yards … At Minnesota, had nine tackles, including five solo and one for a loss of Freshman Year (2011): Played in six games … Against Wake Forest, made one one yard … At Pittsburgh, recorded three tackles and returned a fumble for a tackle … Against Rhode Island, collected one solo tackle … Against Rutgers, made 52-yard touchdown … At Rutgers, notched three tackles, including 0.5 for a loss one solo tackle … At Tulane, had three tackles … Missed last two games of the of two yards … Against Connecticut, tallied two solo tackles, including two for season due to injury … High School: Division IV All-State selection … Three-time a loss of six yards, and one quarterback hurry … At South Florida, recorded six All-PSL selection … Named to the 2010 All-Detroit and All-Metro teams … Played tackles, including four solo and two for a loss of five yards … At Cincinnati, tallied defensive tackle, defensive end and offensive guard … Led the Trailblazers to a career-high 10 tackles, including four solo … Against Louisville, recorded four three PSL Championships and four division titles … As a senior, posted 97 tackles, solo tackles and his first career interception, which he returned for 28 yards … 17 sacks, nine forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and a touchdown … Led At Missouri, had seven total tackles, including four solos … At Temple, had six the league and ranked fifth among Michigan high school football players with solo tackles, including two for a loss of eight yards and a sack for a loss of five 17.0 sacks in 2010 … Earned “The Rock” as the top performer at the Joe Mullen yards … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, recorded two solo Big Man Camp … As a junior, had 72 tackles, 14 sacks, nine forced fumbles and an tackles, including one for a loss of one yard, and recovered a fumble … Freshman interception … Career statistics included 191 tackles, 33 sacks, one interception Year (2011): Played in all 12 games, including 10 starts … Led the team with 10.5 and 13 forced fumbles … Earned 2010 team MVP and Defensive Lineman of tackles for a loss … Against Wake Forest, made eight tackles, including fi ve solo the Year honors … Team captain as a senior … High School Coach: Eric Smith … and one sack for a loss of eight yards … Against Rhode Island, collected three Personal: Eric Armani Crume … Born October 1993 in Detroit, Mich. … Son of tackles, including one sack for a loss of three yards … At USC, made one tackle Latonya Evans and Eric Crume Jr. … Two brothers and two sisters … Majoring in … Against Toledo, had three tackles, including one for a loss … Against Rutgers, child and family studies. made six tackles, including two sacks and 1.5 for a loss of yards, and had one forced fumble … At Tulane, made four tackles, including one for a loss, and Crume’s Career Statistics and Bests recovered a fumble … Against Louisville, made three tackles, including one for a Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. loss of six yards … Against Connec cut, had fi ve tackles, including two for a loss 2011 4 2 6 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 yds of nine yards … Against South Florida, recorded three tackles, including two solo 2012 11 4 15 2.0-5 0.0-0 0 1 1-0 yds … Against Cincinna , had fi ve tackles, including three solo … At Pi sburgh, had Totals 15 6 21 3.0-6 0.0-0 0 1 1-0 yds two solo tackles … Milford Academy: Recorded 35 tackles, including 24 solo stops Tackles Solo 3 vs. USF, 2012 and 13.5 tackles for loss, one sack, one interception, four pass breakups, three Assists 1 vs. Wake Forest, Tulane, 2011; Northwestern, fumble recoveries and three defensive touchdowns … Earned Milford Defensive USF, Cincinnati, 2012 Player of the Game honors on Sept. 12 and Oct. 23 … High School: Led Woodbury Total 4 vs. USF, 2012 TFL-Yds 1.0-1 vs. Tulane, 2011; 1.0-2 vs. Rutgers; to the 2009 Colonial Conference Patriot Division title and the South Jersey Group 1.0-3 vs. Cincinnati, 2012 1 title and an 11-1 record as a senior captain … 2009 All-South Jersey First Team Forced Fumbles 1 vs. Cincinnati, 2012 selection … Two-time All-Colonial Conference honoree … Had 80 receptions for FR-Yds 1-0 vs. Cincinnati, Louisville, 2012 800 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior … Finished his four-year career Blocked PAT 1 vs. Louisville, 2012 with 199 receptions for 1,400 yards … High School Coach: Zach Valentine … Also lettered in basketball, and track & field … Personal: Dyshawn D. Davis … Born in July 1992 in Camden, N.J. … Son of Donte Pettit and Shonda Davis … Majoring in child and family studies. Davis’ Career Statistics and Bests Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2011 27 16 43 10.5-54 4.0-28 0-0 1 1-0 yds 2012 44 25 69 14.0-39 1.0-5 1-28 0 2-52 yds Totals 71 41 112 24.5-93 5.0-33 1-28 1 3-52 yds Tackles Solo 6 vs. Temple, 2012 Assists 6 vs. Cincinnati, 2012 Total 10 vs. Cincinnati, 2012 Sacks-Yds 2.0-17 vs. Rutgers, 2011 TFL-Yds 3.5-23 vs. Rutgers, 2011 Forced Fumbles 1 vs. Rutgers, Connecticut, 2011 FR-Yds 1-52 vs. Pittsburgh, West Virginia, 2012 Touchdowns 1 vs. Pittsburgh, 2012 INT-Return Yards 1-28 vs. Louisville, 2012

36 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES Ritchy Desir Riley Dixon Junior # Sophomore # Strong Safety • 5-11 • 187 6 Kicker/ • 6-5 • 208 92 North Miami Beach, Fla. Blossvale, NY North Miami Beach HS Christian Brothers Academy

At SU: Two letters … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2011 … Sophomore At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to the 2011 season … Member of the Year (2012): Played in all 13 games as a reserve strong safety and served as SU’s 2011 Fall, 2012 Fall and 2013 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … 2012 BIG punt returner … Against Northwestern, recorded three tackles including two EAST All-Academic Team selec on … Redshirt Freshman Year (2012): Played solo … Against USC, notched three tackles including one solo .... Against Stony in two games … Against USC, punted twice for 61 yards (30.5 avg) … Against Brook, returned two punts for 17 yards … At Minnesota, returned two punts for Stony Brook, punted once for 48 yards … Freshman Year (2011): Did not play three yards, tallied two tackles and broke up a pass … Against Pittsburgh, tallied in any games … Personal: Majoring in accoun ng at the Whitman School of three tackles, including two solo … At Rutgers, totaled two tackles … Against Management. Connecticut, had two tackles and returned four punts for 39 yards, including a career-long 33-yard return … At South Florida, tallied one solo tackle and returned one punt … At Cincinnati, returned four punts for a total of 13 yards … Against Louisville, returned two punts for 24 yards, including one for 22 yards, and notched one tackle … At Missouri, recorded three solo tackles and returned three Jason Emerich punts for eight yards … At Temple, had one solo tackle and returned one punt for five yards … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, tallied three Redshirt Freshman # tackles, including two solo, and returned one kickoff for 16 yards … Freshman Center • 6-3 • 280 72 Year (2011): Played in 11 games … Against Rhode Island, made one tackle … New Ringgold, Pa. Against Toledo, returned a punt for eight yards … Against Rutgers, had one tackle Blue Mountain HS … Against West Virginia, recorded one solo tackle … Against South Florida, made one solo tackle … At Cincinna , had one solo tackle … At Pi sburgh, had three solo tackles … High School: Played quarterback, receiver and defensive back … At SU: 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Team selec on … Freshman Year (2012): Did Guided the Chargers to the 2010 District 12-6A tle … Selected to play in the not play in any games … High School: Played in the 2011 SCFCA North-South All- 2010 Dade vs. Broward All-Star Game … Garnered 2009 All-Dade County Second Star Game and the 2011 Chesapeake Bowl … Named to the 2011 Associated Press Team honors … As a senior, had fi ve intercep ons … As a junior, completed 76-of- Pennsylvania Class AAA First Team and 2010 second team … Selected for 2012 Big 164 pass a empts for 903 yards and eight touchdowns while adding 566 yards 33 Football Classic … 2010 and 2011 Schuylkill County All-Star … 2010 and 2011 rushing and nine touchdowns on 11 a empts … High School Coach: Jeff Bertani … All-Berks League Lineman of the Year and all-league selec on … As a team captain Personal: Son of Rita Bien-Aime … Majoring in child and family studies. in 2011, helped Blue Mountain rushers gain 2,586 yards in 11 games … Recorded Desir’s Career Statistics and Bests 27 tackles, including two sacks, and two fumble recoveries as a defensive lineman Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. … In 2010, helped off ense to average 360 yards per game, including 231 rushing, 2011 7 1 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds and advance to a spot in the District 11 semifi nals … High School Coach: Mike 2012 17 7 24 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Brennan … Par cipates in the Big Brother-Big Sister and Bowl for Kids Sake Total 24 8 32 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds programs and is a member of the Varsity Club … Personal: Jason Allen Emerich Punt Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long … Born in March 1994 in , Pa. … Son of Kevin and Daryl Emerich … One 2011 1 8 8.0 0 8 brother … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. 2012 20 105 5.2 0 33 Total 21 113 6.6 0 33 Tackles Solo 3 vs. Pittsburgh, 2011, at Missouri 2012 Assists 2 vs. USC, Rutgers, 2012 Total 3 vs. Pittsburgh, 2011; Northwestern, USC, Pittsburgh, Missouri, 2012 Punt Returns Yards 39 vs. Connecticut, 2012 Returns 4 vs. Connecticut, Cincinnati, 2012 Longest 33 vs. Connecticut, 2012

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 37 PLAYER PROFILES Durell Eskridge Jonathan Fisher Sophomore # Junior # Free Safety • 6-3 • 207 3 Punter • 6-1 • 209 46 Miami, Fla. Oakfield, N.Y. Miami Central HS Oakfield-Alabama Central HS

At SU: One letter … Redshirt Freshman Year (2012): Played in all 13 games, At SU: Two le ers … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2011 … Sophomore Year including two starts … Against Northwestern, led the defense with nine tackles, (2012): Played in all 13 games … Against Northwestern, averaged 52.0 yards per including five solo and one for a loss of one yard, in his first collegiate game … punt … Against USC, had four punts for an average of 41.8 yards each, including Against USC, recorded one tackle … Against Stony Brook, tallied two tackles, one punt inside the 20 … Against Stony Brook, averaged 40.7 yards per punt on including one solo … Against Pittsburgh, recorded one tackle … At Rutgers, three kicks … At Minnesota, punted fi ve mes for an average of 39.0 per punt, tallied two tackles … Against Connecticut, recorded two tackles, including one including two inside the 20 … Against Pi sburgh, averaged 35.0 yards on six solo and his first career sack for a loss of eight yards, forced a fumble and broke punts, including two inside the 20 … At Rutgers, averaged 42.3 yards per on four up two passes … At USF, notched one solo tackle and blocked a punt that set punts, including two inside the 20 … Against Connec cut, had three punts for up SU on South Florida’s 45-yard line and resulted in an SU touchdown in the an average of 34.7 yards and two inside the 20 … At USF, averaged 40.2 yards third quarter … At Cincinnati, recorded two solo tackles and broke up a pass each on four punts … At Cincinna , averaged 34.8 yards on six punts … Against … Against Louisville, tallied four solo tackles … At Missouri, recorded five total Louisville, averaged 47.3 yards per punt, including a long of 51 … At Missouri, had tackles, including four solo … At Temple, had two solo tackles, including one sack six punts for an average of 38.7 each … At Temple, averaged 34.7 yards on three for a loss of eight yards … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, punts … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, averaged 24.6 yards recorded five tackles, including four solo … Freshman Year (2011): Did not play on three punts, including one inside the 20 … Freshman Year (2011): Played in in any games … High School: Led the team to a 2010 6A State Championship title nine games … At USC, made his collegiate debut with two punts for an average with a 12-1 overall record and the No. 2 spot in the national rankings as a senior of 43.5 yards … Against Toledo, punted four times for an average of 39.2 yards wide receiver and safety … As a senior, had 20 receptions for 300 yards and five … At Tulane, averaged 37.6 yards on five punts … Against West Virginia, punted touchdowns, returned a punt for a touchdown and had two … As four times (44.0 yd. avg.) … At Louisville, averaged 40.1 yards on eight punts … At a junior, had 30 catches for 388 yards and six touchdowns … High School Coach: Connecticut, averaged 33.2 yards on five punts … Against South Florida, punted Telly Lockette … Teammate of SU linebacker Oliver Vigille … Personal: Son or six times, averaging 36.3 yard each … At Cincinnati, averaged 42.8 yards on six Margaret Eskridge … Majoring in child and family studies. punts … At Pittsburgh, punt three times (40.0 yd. avg.) … High School: Top-ranked punter in New York State … Set the school record with a 73-yard punt … 2010 Eskridge’s Career Statistics New York All-State selection … 2009 and 2010 Genesee Region League All-Star … Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2009 All-Greater Rochester honorable mention selection … As a senior, posted 2012 26 10 36 3.0-17 2.0-16 0 1 1-0 yds a 41.6 yards per punt average on 36 punts, including 16 punts inside the 20 … Tackles Solo 5 vs. Northwestern, 2012 Career statistics included punting average of 41.7 yards (71 punts) and 11 field Assists 4 vs. Northwestern, 2012 Total 9 vs. Northwestern, 2012 goals, with a long of 38 yards, and 70 extra points … 2010 Special Teams Player of TFL-Yds 1.0-1 vs. Northwestern; 1.0-8 vs. Connecticut; the Year … High School Coach: Brian Palone … Personal: Jonathan Michael Fisher 1.0-8 vs. Temple, 2012 … Born in September 1992 in Batavia, N.Y. … Son of Kurt and Kimberly Fisher … Sacks 1.0-8 vs. Connecticut, 2012, 1.0-8 vs. Temple, 2012 One brother … Majoring in child and family studies. Forced Fumbles 1 vs. Connecticut, 2012 FR-Yds 1-0 vs. USF, 2012 Fisher’s Career Statistics and Bests Punts Yards Average Long I-20 TB Punts Blocked 1 vs. USF, 2012 2011 43 1,690 39.3 57 7 3 2012 53 2,035 38.4 58 18 2 Totals 96 3,725 38.8 58 25 5 Punts 8 vs. Louisville, 2011 Yards 321 vs. Louisville, 2011 Average 52.0 vs. Northwestern, 2012 Longest 58 vs. Northwestern, 2012

38 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES Adrian Flemming Quinta Funderburk Senior # Junior # Wide Receiver • 6-3 • 200 22 Wide Receiver • 6-3 • 201 2 Auburn, Va. Norfolk, VA Broad Run HS Oscar F. Smith/ Arkansas

At SU: Two le ers … One of 15 At SU: Did not play in 2012-13 due to NCAA transfer rules … Sophomore year true freshmen to play in 2010 … (2012): Did not play in any games … At Arkansas: Enrolled at Arkansas in the Junior Year (2012): Played in fi ve spring of 2011, but did not play in any games during the 2011 season … High games, including against Rutgers, School: Rated as the No. 35 wide receiver prospect in the nation by Scout.com Connec cut, USF, Cincinna and and 48th by Rivals.com … Posted two straight 60-catch, 1,000-yard receiving Missouri … Sophomore Year (2011): seasons … Made 65 catches for 1,464 yards and 15 touchdowns in 2010 … Played in all 12 games, primarily Finished his final prep season with a 12-2 record and made an appearance in the on special teams … Freshman Year Division 6 regional final … Oscar Smith High School won the 2008 Virginia Class (2010): Played in two games … Six state championship and made a state semifinal appearance in 2009 … Made Made his collegiate debut at Rutgers 62 catches for 1,150 yards and 12 touchdowns in 2009 … At the conclusion of … Also played against Connec cut … his high school career, he was picked to the VirginiaPreps.com’s All-State first High School: 2009 All-Dulles District team … Ranked as the sixth-best prospect in Virginia by VirginiaPreps.com and selec on … 2009 Washington the No. 9 recruit in the state by Rivals.com … High School Coach: Richard Morgan Post All-Metropolitan selec on … Personal: Born Sept. 30, 1992 … Son of Gary Copeland and Karen Moore … … VirginiaPreps.com AA All-State Majoring in child and family studies. Team … Helped lead team to 2008 and 2009 state championships and consecu ve 14-0 seasons … As a senior team captain, scored 10 Jaston George touchdowns, had 24 recep ons and Sophomore # 10 rushing a empts … As a junior, Cornerback • 5’10 • 175 24 caught 32 passes for 642 yards and Chesapeake, Va. eight touchdowns … High School Coach: Mike Burne … Personal: Adrian Quinn Oscar F. Smith HS Flemming … Born in February 1991 in Bainbridge, Ga. … Son of Sarah Gau er … One brother … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. At SU: One letter … Enrolled in January 2011 … Redshirt Freshman Year (2012): Played in 12 games … Against Stony Brook, assisted on one tackle … At Rutgers, had one solo tackle … Freshman Year (2011): Did not play in any games … High School: 2010 First Team All-Tidewater and All-Southeastern District selection … Ivan Foy Two-year starter at defensive back … Also played running back and returned kicks Sophomore # … Started 29 consecutive games … As a senior, recorded 36 tackles, eight pass Offensive Guard • 6-4 • 313 72 breakups and four interceptions and rushed for 500 yards and 11 touchdowns … , N.Y. Led the team to three-straight state semifinal appearances … As a senior, led the Fort Hamilton HS team to an 11-2 record and the ninth spot in the state rankings … In his junior season, helped the team to a seventh-place state finish and a 13-1 record … As a sophomore, helped the Tigers to an undefeated 15-0 record and a Division 6 At SU: One le er … Redshirt Freshman Year (2012):Played in six games, state championship and the 32nd spot in the national rankings … High School including four starts at right guard … Made his collegiate debut star ng against Coach: Richard Morgan … Personal: Jaston Marquis George … Born in December Northwestern … Blocked for 1,000-yard rusher Jerome Smith … Freshman Year 1992 … Son of John Smallwood and Jemma George-Tucker … Majoring in child (2011): Did not play in any games … High School: 2010 New York Daily News and family studies. All-City selec on … Named to the 2010 All-Boro First Team and the NY Post All- George’s Career Statistics and Bests City Second Team … Played off ensive guard and defensive tackle … Notched 72 Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. tackles and a pair of sacks in 2010 … Helped lead Fort Hamilton to the 2010 PSAL 2011 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Championship with an unbeaten 13-0 record … As a junior, had 38 total tackles, a 2012 1 1 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds sack, a 32-yard intercep on and a touchdown, helping Fort Hamilton to an 11-1 Total 1 1 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds overall record including a 9-0 mark in league play … High School Coach: Daniel Tackles Solo 1 vs. Rutgers, 2012 Assists 1 vs. Stony Brook, 2012 Perez … High school teammate of fellow SU signee Brandon Reddish … Personal: Total 1 vs. Stony Brook, Rutgers 2012 Ivan Foy Jr. … Son of Ivan Sr. and Ramona Foy … Majoring in child and family studies. Jacob Green Sophomore # Tight End • 6-1 • 245 42 Seattle, WA Seattle Prep

At SU: Member of the 2012 Fall and 2013 Spring Athletic Director’s Honor Roll ... 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Team selection … Freshman Year (2012): Did not play in any games … High School: Attended Seattle Prep … Played both tight end and defensive end … All-Metro Selection … Personal: Majoring in pre-medicine.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 39 PLAYER PROFILES Award … In 2009, he had 136 carries for 932 yards and 17 touchdowns, and had 51 tackles, one intercep on, one blocked fi eld goal and one fumble recovery … Prince-Tyson Gulley Team captain as a junior and senior … Career sta s cs: 259 carries for 3,658 yards Senior # and 49 touchdowns … High School Coach: Bob Sax … Also played basketball and Running Back • 5-10 • 190 ran track … Personal: Prince-Tyson Gulley … Born in May 1992 in Akron, Ohio … 23 Son of Anthony Gulley and Shellaree Bradford … Four brothers and three sisters … Akron, Ohio Majoring in child and family studies. Garfield Senior HS Gulley’s Career Statistics and Bests Carries Yards Avg. TD Long 2010 13 74 5.7 1 22 At SU: Two le ers … One 2011 18 89 4.9 0 21 of 15 true freshmen to 2012 158 830 5.3 9 67 play in 2010 … Member Totals 189 993 5.3 10 67 of 2013 Spring Athle c Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long Director’s Honor Roll 2010 2 8 4.0 0 4 … Junior Year (2012): 2011 3 26 9.7 0 18 Played in all 13 games, 2012 33 282 8.5 2 61 including three starts … Totals 38 316 8.3 2 61 Ranks eighth in the BIG KO Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long EAST in rushing (63.8 2010 29 633 21.8 0 47 yards/g) and fi h in 2011 1 16 16.0 0 16 scoring TDs (11) … His 2012 1 10 10.0 0 10 33 catches this season Totals 31 659 21.3 0 47 ranks third on the SU Punt Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long record list for recep ons 2011 1 7 7.0 0 7 by a running back in Rushing Yards 213 vs. West Virginia, 2012 a season … Against Carries 26 vs. West Virginia, 2012 Northwestern, compiled Longest 67 vs. West Virginia, 2012 96 all-purpose yards, Touchdowns 2 vs. Louisville, West Virginia, 2012 Receiving Yards 70 vs. Stony Brook, 2012 including seven rushes Receptions 7 vs. Northwestern, 2012 for 50 yards and one Longest 61 vs. Stony Brook, 2012 touchdown, and seven Kickoff Returns Yards 186 vs. Pittsburgh, 2010 catches for 46 yards in Returns 8 vs. Pittsburgh, 2010 his fi rst career-start at Longest 47 vs. Washington, 2010 running back … Against USC, led the team in rushing for the second consecu ve Punt Returns Yards 7 vs. Toledo, 2011 week, gaining 56 yards on nine carries and one touchdown and two recep ons Returns 1 vs. Toledo, 2011 Longest 7 vs. Toledo, 2011 for seven yards … Against Stony Brook, had fi ve recep ons for 70 yards, including a 61 yard touchdown catch, the longest catch of his career, 11 carries for 28 yards and one returned one kick for ten yards … At Minnesota, had 10 carries for 48 yards and two recep ons for fi ve yards … Against Pi sburgh, had 10 carries for 31 yards and caught three passes for 25 yards … At Rutgers, carried the ball seven mes for four yards and caught two passes for six yards … Against Connec cut, had eight carries for 38 yards and a touchdown and caught one pass for fi ve yards Keenan Hale … At USF, had 14 carries for 67 yards and one catch for 18 yards … At Cincinna , Sophomore # carried the ball 13 mes for 61 yards and caught one pass for three yards … Wide Receiver • 6-2 • 190 16 Against Louisville, had 15 carries for 98 yards and two touchdowns … At Missouri, Conyers, Ga. rushed 15 mes for 53 yards and one touchdown … At Temple, had 13 carries The McCallie School for 83 yards and one touchdown and caught three passes for 32 yards … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, had 26 carries for a career-high 213 rushing yards, including two touchdowns and caught fi ve passes for 56 yards and At SU: Member of the 2012 Fall and 2013 Spring Athletic Director’s Honor Roll one touchdown … Named MVP of the Pinstripe Bowl … Sophomore Year (2011): … 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Team selection … Redshirt Freshman (2012): Did Gained 633 kickoff return yards, which ranks 10th on SU’s single-season record not play in any games … Freshman Year (2011): Did not play in any games … list … Against Wake Forest, had two catches for 23 yards, including an 18-yard High School: 2010 all-state selection … Selected to play in the 2010 Tennessee recep on, had one carry for two yards and one kickoff return for 16 yards … East vs. West All-Star Classic … As a senior, compiled 860 receiving yards and Against Rhode Island, had four carries for 12 yards … At USC, had three rushes six touchdowns … As a junior, recorded 30 receptions for 386 yards and three for nine yards … Against Toledo, gained 66 rushing yards on 10 carries, added touchdowns … High School Coach: Rick Whitt … Also lettered in basketball and one catch for three yards and returned a punt for seven yards … Freshman Year track & field … Earned all-state honors in track … Won the 2009 high jump title (2010): Played in 10 games … His 23.7 yard kick return average ranked fourth and finished second in the decathlon … Personal: Keenan Dewayne Hale Jr. … in the BIG EAST … At Akron, returned one kickoff 22 yards in his fi rst collegiate Born in November 1992 in Oceanside, Calif. … Son of Keenan Sr. and Vickey Hale game … At Washington, returned fi ve kickoff s 138 yards, including a career-long … Four sisters … Majoring in and rhetoric. 47 yard return … Against Maine, returned one kick 16 yards … Against Colgate, had four carries for 41 yards, including his fi rst career touchdown on an eight yard run, and returned two kicks 35 yards … At South Florida, recorded one carry for fi ve yards … Against Pi sburgh, returned eight kicks for a career-high of 186 yards … At West Virginia, had six carries for 19 yards and one kickoff return for 30 yards … Missed the Cincinna , Louisville and Rutgers games due to illness … Against Connec cut, had his fi rst career recep on for a four yard gain … Against Boston College, averaged 17 yards per kick return (4 for 68) and caught one pass for four yards … Against Kansas State in the Pinstripe Bowl, returned four kickoff s for a total of 68 yards…High School: Selected for the Big 33 All-Star Game and the North-South All-Star Game … Named 2009 Division I All-Ohio Third Team member … 2009 All-Beacon Journal selec on … First-team all-district … 2009 City Series Off ensive Player of the Year … Earned the 2009 Garfi eld Scholar-Athlete

40 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES Sean Hickey Eric Jackson Junior # Sophomore # Offensive Tackle • 6-5 • 291 60 Defensive Back • 5-7 • 160 25 Murrysville, Pa. Inglewood, Calif. Franklin Regional HS Pacific Palisades HS

At SU: One le er... Member of 2010 Fall, 2011 Fall and 2012 Fall Athle c At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to 2013 Spring practice … Member of Director’s Honor Roll … 2011 and 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Team selec on 2013 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … High School: As a senior, recorded … Sophomore Year (2012): Started all 13 games … Started the fi rst four games 39 tackles, blocked two punts and had one interception as a defensive back and at le tackle before moving to right tackle a er Jus n Pugh’s return … Against had 33 carries for 148 yards as a running back … Selected for the 2011 Cal State Northwestern, made his collegiate debut … Redshirt Freshman Year (2011): Did All-Star game as a corner … Team captain as a senior … High School Coach: Perry not play in any games … Freshman Year (2010): Did not play in any games … High Jones … Also competed in track and field … Personal: Eric Derachio Jackson Jr. School: As a senior captain, tallied 20 tackles, three assisted tackles, and one sack … Born in January 1995 in Inglewood, Ca. … Son of Eric Jackson Sr. and Nicole for the WPIAL champions … 2008 and 2009 all-state and All-WPIAL Conference Jackson … One brother … Majoring in communication and rhetorical studies. selec on … Set the school record for pancake blocks … High School Coach: Greg Bo a … Personal: Sean Michael Hickey … Born in September 1991 in Murrysville, Pa. … Son of Michael and Sandy Hickey … Two brothers and one sister … Majoring in general studies in the Whitman School of Management. Zian Jones Senior # Nose Tackle • 6-4 • 311 77 Macauley Hill Los Angeles, Calif. Junior # Eagle Rock HS/West Los Angeles CC Wide Receiver • 6-0 • 205 36 Port Huron, MI At SU: 2012 One le er … Fall Port Huron HS Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Team selec on … Junior Year (2012): At SU: 2012 Fall Athletic Director’s Honor Roll … Joined the team as a walk-on Played in 12 games … Against USC, prior to the 2011 season … Sophomore Year (2012): Did not play in any games notched one tackle … At Minnesota, … Freshman Year (2011): Did not play in any games … Personal: Macauley Hill … tallied two tackles, including one Born in December 1992 … Son of Tom Hill and Trista Bourdeau … In May 2013, solo … Against Pi sburgh, recorded participated in a Mission trip to Haiti with teammate Sam Rodgers to assist with one solo tackle … At Cincinna , projects and work with children at an orphanage … Majoring in child and family notched two tackles, including one studies. solo … At Temple, had two solo tackles, including one tackle for a loss of one yard … Junior College: Rated 55th in SuperPrep’s Top 100 Junior College rankings … In 2011, Terrel Hunt posted 45 tackles, including 15 Sophomore # tackles for a loss and four sacks Quarterback • 6-3 • 219 10 … Coach: Marguet Miller … High Rosedale, N.Y. School: Played both off ensive and Christ the King HS defensive line at Eagle Rock … Helped team to a 10-1 record in 2007 … High School Coach: Greg Redshirt Freshman Year (2012): Played on special teams against USC … Freshman Pierce … Personal: Born in August 1991 … Also threw the shot put for the track & Year (2011): Did not play in any games … High School: 2010 New York Post and fi eld team … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. New York Daily News All-City selection … 2010 New York Post All-Queens First Jones’ Career Statistics Team selection … As a senior, threw for 1,289 yards and 10 touchdowns on 93-of- Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 151 passing while rushing for 1,218 yards and 14 touchdowns on 123 carries 2012 5 3 8 1.0-1 yd 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 yds and gained more than 3,000 all-purpose yards … Ranked third among AA-A Tackles Solo 2 vs. Temple, 2012 quarterbacks with a 145.88 quarterback rating … Earned 2009 New York Post First Assists 1 vs. USC, Minnesota, Cincinnati, 2012 Team All-Queens honors … Named to the 2009 All-CHSFL squad … As a junior, Total 2 vs. Minnesota, Cincinnati, Temple, 2012 completed 86-of-148 pass attempts for 1,187 yards and 12 touchdowns and TFL-Yds 1.0-1 vs. Temple, 2012 had 533 yards rushing and three touchdowns on 105 carries … As a sophomore, threw for 804 yards and nine touchdowns on 40-of-105 passing and rushed for 1,267 yards and 15 touchdowns on 148 carries … Three-time team captain … High School Coach: Chris Higgins … Also lettered in basketball, helping the team to the 2010 city and state championship titles … In 2011, led team to Catholic High School Athletic Association Class AA title … Personal: Terrel Kajuan Hunt … Born in August 1993 in New York, N.Y. … Son of Darryl Dockery … Three brothers and one sister … Majoring in sociology.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 41 PLAYER PROFILES John Kinder Jeremiah Kobena Junior # Junior # Quarterback • 6-2 • 187 14 Wide Receiver • 6-0 • 182 25 Inwood, N.Y. Harlem, N.Y. Lawrence HS Cardinal Hayes HS/Milford Academy

At SU: Member of 2013 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Sophomore At SU: Two letters … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2011 … Enrolled in Year (2012): Played on special teams against USC and Stony Brook … Redshirt January 2011 … Sophomore Year (2012): Played in eight games … Against Freshman Year (2011): Did not play in any games … Freshman Year (2010): Did Northwestern, scored two touchdowns on four catches for 79 yards and not play in any games … High School: New York State 2009 Class A Player of the averaged 20.4 yards on five kick returns … Against USC, had one catch for 22 Year … Earned all-state, all-Long Island, all-county and all-league honors … Led yards and returned four kickoffs for 72 yards, including a long of 21 yards … team to a 29-9 record in four seasons … Passed for more than 3,000 yards and At USF, returned two kickoffs for 37 yards, in his first game back in the lineup 22 touchdowns and rushed for more than 2,000 yards and 88 touchdowns in his after sustaining an upper body injury following the USC game … At Cincinnati, career … As a senior, he passed for more than 1,000 yards and eight touchdowns, returned one kickoff for 21 yards … Against Louisville, had one reception for rushed for more than 1,000 yards rushing and 28 touchdowns, and averaged 45 yards and returned six kickoffs for 123 yards … At Missouri, returned three 144.6 total yards per game as a team captain … In 2009, Lawrence fi nished second kickoffs for a total of 52 yards and a long of 19 … Against West Virginia in the overall in Long Island’s Class III with a 9-5 record … In 2008, he reached the 1,000- New Era Pinstripe Bowl, returned one kickoff for 22 yards … Freshman Year yard mark in both rushing and passing and led Lawrence to the semifi nals of the (2011): Gained 1,027 kickoff return yards, which ranks second on SU’s single- Long Island playoff s … Passed for 14 touchdowns and rushed for 13 touchdowns season record list and eighth on the career record list … Against Wake Forest, as a junior … High School Coach: Lou Andre … Also played lacrosse at Lawrence … returned six kickoffs for 120 yards … Against Rhode Island, had a five-yard gain Personal: John Fitzgerald Kinder Jr. … Born in January 1992 in Oceanside, N.Y. … on his first career rush on an end-around and returned three kickoffs for 66 yards Son of John and Juanita Kinder … Two sisters … Majoring in communica on and … At USC, had six kickoff returns for 92 yards … Against Toledo, returned two rhetorical studies. kickoffs for 61 yards … Against Rutgers, had four kickoff returns for 83 yards … At Tulane, returned four kicks for 176 yards, including a career-long 79 yard return … Against West Virginia, returned two kickoffs for 59 yards, had one rush for five yards and one reception for four yards … At Louisville, returned five kickoffs Josh Kirkland for 104 yards … At Connecticut, had four kickoff returns for 75 yards … Against Junior # South Florida, returned three kickoffs for 56 yards … Against Cincinnati, had four Linebacker • 6-2 • 204 kickoff returns for 79 yards … At Pittsburgh, returned two kickoffs for 56 yards 27 … Milford Academy: Recorded 97 yards and a touchdown on nine receptions Plaxico, KS … High School: Named 2009 Daily News Bronx/Manhattan Player of the Year … St, Mary’s HS/ Butler CC Earned 2009 New York Daily News and New York Post All-City selection … All- state and all-league selection … Selected for the 2009 Long Island Classic and the 2010 New York State All-Star game … Led the CHSFL AA with 1,798 all-purpose At SU: Enrolled at Syracuse in January 2013 and par cipated in Spring football yards and 18 touchdowns in 2009 … Had 460 receiving yards and gained 725 … Member of 2013 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Butler Community yards on 82 carries as a senior captain … Set the school single-game record with College: Led Butler to the 2012 NJCCA Na onal Championship game, recording six touchdowns during his senior season … High School Coach: C.J. O’Neil … 66 tackles, including 35 solo and six sacks, and forced three fumbles … In 2011, Also lettered in track, earning all-city and all-state honors … Won the 100-meter notched 28 tackles, including 14 solo and one for a loss of three yards … Coach: Catholic League title in 2009 … Finished sixth in the 2009 New York State 100- Troy Morrell … High School: 2010 All-Kansas and All-Mid-East League selec on … meter championship … Personal: Jeremiah James Kobena … Born in February 2009 second-team all-state and fi rst-team All-Mid-East League honoree … Team 1992 in New York, N.Y. … Son of James Kobena and Doris Jarbo … One brother captain as a junior and senior … High school coach: Kevin Kinderknecht … Also and one sister … Majoring in communication and rhetorical studies. le ered in basketball, track & fi eld and baseball … Personal: Josh A. Kirkland … Born in August 1991 in Tulsa, Okla. … Son of Mar n and Ruth Ann Decker … Has Kobena’s Career Statistics and Bests Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long fi ve brothers and three sisters … Majoring in physical educa on. 2011 1 4 4.0 0 4 2012 6 146 24.3 2 50 Totals 7 150 14.2 2 50 KO Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long Kyle Knapp 2011 45 1027 22.8 0 79 2012 22 436 19.8 0 37 Redshirt Freshman # Totals 67 1,463 21.3 0 79 Offensive Tackle • 6-4 • 284 76 Carries Yards Avg. TD Long Kalamazoo, Mich. 2011 2 10 5.0 0 5 Portage Central HS 2012 0 0 0.0 0 0 Totals 2 10 5.0 0 5

Rushing Yards 5 vs. Rhode Island, West Virginia, 2011 At SU: Member of the 2012 Fall and 2013 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll Attempts 1 vs. Rhode Island, West Virginia, 2011 … 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Team selec on … Freshman Year (2012): Did Longest 5 vs. Rhode Island, West Virginia, 2011 not play in any games … High School: Ranked the 17th-best player and second Receiving Yards 79 vs. Northwestern, 2012 Receptions 4 vs. Northwestern, 2012 best lineman in Michigan by SpartanMag.com … 2011 PrepStar All-East Region Longest 50 vs. Northwestern, 2012 selec on … 2011 Detroit News All-State First Team … Associated Press Michigan Touchdowns 2 vs. Northwestern, 2012 Division 1-2 All-State Special Men on honoree … Selected to play in the 2011 Kickoff Returns Yards 176 vs. Tulane, 2011 MHSFCA All-Star Game … 2011 team captain … High School Coach: Mick Enders … Returns 6 vs. Wake Forest, 2011; Louisville, 2012 Competed on the wrestling team … Member of the student council … Personal: Longest 79 vs. Tulane, 2011 Kyle David Knapp … Born in August 1993 in Kalamazoo, Mich. … Son of David and Amy Knapp … Father, David, played football at Western Michigan University (1979-82) … One sister … Enrolled in the Whitman School of Management.

42 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES selec on … His 18 fi eld goals es Krautman on SU Record Lists the SU’s single-season record … His Field Goals Made 16 consecu ve fi eld goals made Kennedy Kodua Season streak es the Syracuse record (Gary Junior # 1. 18 Gary Anderson 1981 Defensive End• 6-3 • 215 Anderson, 1981) … Tied for 19th 18 Ross Krautman 2010 54 na onally and third in BIG EAST with 3. 17 Don McAulay 1985 Rosedale, N.Y. 1.42 fi eld goals per game … His .947 17 John Biskup 1991 Christ the King HS fi eld goal percentage set a BIG EAST Career single-season record and ed the 1. 57 John Biskup 1989-92 2. 53 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 Syracuse mark (Gary Anderson, .947 3. 49 Nate Trout 1996-99 At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to 2013 Spring practice … High School: (18-of-19), 1981) … Ranked third 4. 47 Don McAulay 1983-85 Played soccer and was on the track and field team at A. Philip Randolph … Placed among conference kickers with a 6.5 5. 42 Gary Anderson 1979-81 sixth in the 100m at the PSAL Manhattan Borough Championship ... Personal: points per game average … At Akron, 42 Collin Barber 2001-04 converted his fi rst career fi eld goal 7. 40 Patrick Shadle 2005-08 Kennedy G. Kodua … Born in March 1993 in Ghana … Son of Gladys Asamoah 8. 33 Ross Krautman 2010- … Three brothers and one sister … Majoring in general studies in the Whitman a empt, a 47-yarder, in the second 9. 28 Tim Vesling 1985-87 School of Management. quarter while adding a pair of PAT’s 10 . 21 George Jakowenko 1968-70 … At Washington, kicked a pair of PATs Made fi eld goals (29 yds., 37 yds.) and Season two PAT’s … Against Maine, kicked 1. 58 Nate Trout 1998 Ross Krautman a 32-yard fi eld goal in the second 2. 52 Nate Trout 1996 Senior quarter and converted fi ve PAT’s … 3. 46 Nate Trout 1997 # Against Colgate, averaged 60.3 yards 4. 43 Tim Vesling 1987 Kicker • 5-7 • 160 37 on seven kickoff s and converted six 43 Ross Krautman 2012 Career Franklin Lakes, N.J. PAT’s … At South Florida, kicked a 1. 187 Nate Trout 1996-99 Ramapo HS pair of fi eld goals (35 yds., 41 yds.) 2. 125 John Biskup 1989-92 and converted a PAT … Against 3. 111 Collin Barber 2001-04 Pi sburgh, kicked a pair of PAT’s … 4. 106 Ross Krautman 2010- At SU: Three le ers At West Virginia, earned BIG EAST 5. 75 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 … Ranks second on Conference Weekly Honor Roll Most Points Scored SU’s career fi eld goal recogni on for his four-fi eld goals Points Name Years percentage record list (28 yds., 19, 33, 22) and one PAT … 1. 334 Nate Trout 1996-99 At Cincinna , kicked a 26-yard fi eld 2. 296 John Biskup 1989-92 (.787 pct., 48-61), fourth 3. 280 Walter Reyes 2001-04 on SU’s career fi eld goals goal and made four PAT’s … Against 4. 278 Floyd Little 1964-66 made list (48), fourth in Louisville, earned BIG EAST Weekly 5. 250 Ross Krautman 2010 career points (250) and Honor Roll recogni on for the third fourth in career PATs week in a row a er kicking a pair of fi eld goals (23 yds., 42 yds.) and conver ng (106) … One of 15 true two PAT’s … At Rutgers, earned the BIG EAST Special Teams Player of the Week freshmen to play in 2010 award a er making a pair of fi eld goals (48 yds., 24 yds.), including a career-long … Member of the 2011 48 yard kick and a game-winning 24-yard fi eld goal with 1:06 remaining in the Fall, 2012 Fall and 2013 fourth quarter, and one PAT … Against Connec cut, two fi eld goals (42 yds., 35 Spring Athle c Director’s yds.) … Against Boston College, kicked an extra point … Against Kansas State in the Honor Roll … Junior Pinstripe Bowl, connected on a 40-yard fi eld goal and 3-of-4 PATs … High School: Year (2012): Played in Played for the 2009 NJSIAA/Gatorade North Jersey, Sec on 1, Group 3 champions all 13 games … Against who had a 10-2 record … Selected for 2010 All-America Bowl … Named to the Northwestern, made NJFCA Super 100 Team … Set the Ramapo record with a 44-yard fi eld goal in 2009 fi eld goals of 22 and 33 … Hit 100 percent of his PATs and was 5-of-8 on fi eld goals … Career sta s cs: 123- yards and was 3-of-3 of-124 PATs and 18 fi eld goals … High School Coach: Drew Gibbs … Personal: Ross on PATs … Against USC, Jordan Krautman … Born in February 1991 in Englewood, N.J. … Son of Jeff and made his only fi eld goal Sharon Krautman … Two brothers and three sisters … Brother, Ricky, was a kicker a empt of 37 yards and was 2-of-2 on PATs … Against Stony Brook, was 4-of-4 at Syracuse from 2003-05 … Majoring in physical educa on. on PATs … At Minnesota, made his only fi eld goal a empt of 33 yards and was 1-of-1 on PATs … Against Pi sburgh, was 2-of-2 on PATs … At Rutgers, was 1-of-1 Krautman’s Career Statistics and Bests on PATs … Against Connec cut, made all four fi eld goal a empts of 22, 33, 42 and FG-FGA Pct. Long PAT-Att. Points 47 yards, was 4-of-4 on PATs and earned BIG EAST Special Teams Player of the 2010 18-19 .947 48 30-32 84 2011 15-19 .789 40 33-34 78 Week honors … At USF, made one fi eld goal of 20 yards and was 4-of-4 on PATs … 2012 15-23 .652 47 43-43 88 At Cincinna , made one fi eld goal of 24 yards and was 3-of-3 on PATs … Against Totals 48-61 .787 48 106-109 250 Louisville, made his only fi eld goal a empt of 20 yards and was 3-of-3 on PATs Kickoffs Yards Average TB OB … At Missouri, made his only fi eld goal a empt of 44 yards and was 3-of-3 on 2010 36 2,101 58.4 0 2 PATs … At Temple, made his only fi eld goal a empt of 26 yards and was 5-of-5 on 2011 53 3,310 62.5 3 3 PATs … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, made both fi eld goal Totals 89 5,411 60.5 3 5 a empts of 36 and 25 yards and was 4-of-4 on PATs … Sophomore Year (2011): Field Goals Made 4 vs. West Virginia, 2010; Toledo, 2011 Played in all 12 games … Led the BIG EAST in fi eld goal percentage … Against Wake Attempted 4 vs. West Virginia, 2010; Toledo, 2011 Forest, made 4-of-4 PATs … Against Rhode Island, made 3-of-3 PATs … At USC, Longest 48 vs. Rutgers, 2010 made a 23-yard fi eld goal and 2-of-2 on PATs … Against Toledo, made 4-of-4 fi eld PATs Attempts 7 vs. West Virginia, 2011 goals, including the game-winner in over me, and 3-of-3 PATs … Against Rutgers, Made 7 vs. West Virginia, 2011 made a 19-yard in over me and was 1-for-2 on PATs … At Tulane, named BIG EAST Special Teams Player of the Week a er conver ng 3-of-3 fi eld goals and 4-of-4 PATs … Against West Virginia, converted 7-of-7 PATs … Against Louisville, made a 34-yard fi eld goal and was 1-of-1 on PATs … At Connec cut, was 3-of-3 on PATs … Against South Florida, converted one fi eld goal and two PATs … At Cincinna , made two fi eld goals and 1-of-1 PATs … At Pi sburgh, had two fi eld goals … Freshman Year (2010): SporƟ ng News and Rivals.com Freshman All-American … All-BIG EAST Second Team selec on … Phil Steele’s All-BIG EAST First Team

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 43 PLAYER PROFILES Hernz Laguerre Charley Loeb Sophomore # Senior # Linebacker • 6-0 • 220 58 Quarterback • 6-4 • 219 17 Spring Valley, N.Y. Hollis, N.H. Spring Valley HS Lawrence Academy

At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to 2013 Spring practice … High School: At SU: Three le ers … Member of As a senior captain, recorded four tackles at defensive end and had one catch the Athle c Director’s Honor Roll for five yards as a tight end … High School Coach: Drew Delva … Also a member in every semester … 2010, 2011 of the basketball and cross country and track and field teams ... Personal: Hernz and 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Laguerre Jr. … Born in May 1994 in Suffern, N.Y. … Son of Hernz Laguerre, Sr. and Team … Junior Year (2012): Played Isemene Laguerre … One sister … Majoring in broadcast and digital journalism in in all 13 games, primarily as the the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. holder for fi eld goals and PATs … At Rutgers, had one carry for fi ve yards … Against Connec cut, had one carry for fi ve yards … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Ben Lewis Bowl, completed only pass a empt for eight yards … Sophomore Year Redshirt Freshman # (2011): Played in all 12 games, Wide Receiver • 6-2 • 194 84 primarily as the holder for fi eld Middletown, Md. goals and PATs … Redshirt Freshman Middletown HS Year (2010): Played in fi ve of 13 games … At Washington, completed 2-of-2 pass a empts for 22 yards … Against Maine, a empted one pass Freshman Year (2012): Did not play in any games … High School: 2011 PrepStar … Against Colgate, completed 1-of-2 All-East Region selec on … 2011 consensus Maryland All-State Selec on … passes, including a career-long 19- 2011 MVAL Piedmont Conference First Team selec on … Led team to a 13-1 yard comple on … At Cincinna , played the fi nal series and had three handoff s … record and Class 2A state football tle as a senior captain … Invited to play in Freshman Year (2009): Did not play in any games … High School: Named to the 2011 Crab Bowl All-Star Game … In 2011, had 51 catches for 876 yards and 2008 NEPSAC All-New England Prep Class B Team … He completed 143-of-201 12 touchdowns, and rushed 12 mes for 152 yards and two touchdowns, and passes for 2,015 yards and 24 touchdowns leading the team to a 7-1 record as a tallied 48 tackles, including eight sacks, and one intercep on … Also returned senior team captain in 2008 … As a junior, he compiled 1,650 passing yards and 18 punts for 303 yards on special teams … 2010 Maryland All-State Second Team threw 15 touchdown passes for the 7-1 Lawrence Academy team … In 2006, he selec on … High School Coach: Kevin Lyno … Personal: Benjamin Michael Lewis had 1,500 yards passing and 12 touchdowns and the team fi nished with a 5-3 … Born in October 1993 in Overland Park, Kansas … Son of Michele and John mark … High School Coach: Michael Taylor … Also played baseball, basketball and Lewis … Two brothers and one sister … Uncle, Bill Lewis, was an All-American lacrosse at Lawrence Academy … Personal: Louis Charles Loeb … Son of Ma and center at Nebraska and played in the NFL … Enrolled in the Whitman School of Kathy Rose … Born in April 1990 … Earned his undergraduate degree in psychology Management. … Pursuing a master’s degree in instruc onal design development and evalua on. Loeb’s Career Statistics and Bests Comp. Att. Pct. Yards TD Int. Long 2010 3 5 60.0 41 0 0 19 2011 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 2012 1 1 1.000 8 0 0 8 Totals 4 6 66.7 49 0 0 19 Carries Yards Avg. TD Long 2010 1 -8 -8.0 0 0 2011 0 0 0.0 0 0 2012 2 10 5.0 0 5 Totals 3 2 1.5 0 5 Passing Yards 22 vs. Washington, 2010 Attempts 2 vs. Washington, Colgate, 2010 Completions 2 vs. Washington, 2010 Longest 19 vs. Colgate, 2010 Interceptions 0 Touchdowns 0 Rushing Yards 5 vs. Rutgers, Connecticut, 2012 Attempts 1 vs. Washington, 2010; Rutgers, Connecticut, 2012

44 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES Keon Lyn Cameron Lynch Senior # Junior # Cornerback • 6-1 • 201 8 Linebacker • 5-11 • 230 38 Miramar, Fla. Lawrenceville, Ga. Miramar HS Brookwood HS

At SU: 2012 Fall Athle c At SU: Two le ers … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2011 … Member of Director’s Honor Roll 2013 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Sophomore Year (2012): Played in ...Three le ers … One all 13 games, including two starts … Against Northwestern, recorded six tackles, of the 15 true freshmen including three solo and assisted on a sack for a loss of four yards … Against USC, to play in 2010 … Junior notched one tackle … At Minnesota, notched two tackles, including a sack for Year (2012): Played in a loss of 10 yards … Against Pi sburgh, tallied three tackles … At Rutgers, had all 13 games, star ng two tackles … Against Connec cut, tallied one solo tackle, returned a fumble for 10 … Tied for seventh one yard, and had one quarterback hurry … At South Florida, recorded two solo in intercep ons (0.23 tackles … At Cincinna , tallied one sack for one yard … Against Louisville, recorded avg/g) and ed for fi ve tackles, including two solo and a quarterback hurry … At Missouri, notched eighth in the BIG EAST a career-high nine tackles, including fi ve solo and 0.5 for a loss of one yard … At in passes defended Temple, had six solo tackles, including one sack for a loss of six yards … Against (0.77 avg/g) … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, tallied four tackles, including three Northwestern, notched solo, 0.5 sacks for a loss of one yard and forced a fumble … Freshman Year (2011): four tackles including Played in 12 games, including one start … Against Wake Forest, made fi ve tackles, two solo and broke up a including two solo … Against Rhode Island, collected three tackles, including pass … Against USC, tallied two tackles including one solo for a loss of two yards 1.0 for a loss of two yards … At USC, posted six tackles, including three solo … … Against Stony Brook, notched three tackles, including one solo and broke up Against Toledo, had eight tackles, including six solo and his fi rst career sack for a pass … At Minnesota, totaled three tackles and three pass breakups, while a loss of six yards … Against Rutgers, registered fi ve tackles, including four solo recording his fi rst start of the season … Against Pi sburgh, tallied fi ve tackles, … At Tulane, made one solo tackle... Against West Virginia, recorded one solo including two solo … At Rutgers, recorded three solo tackles and forced a fumble tackle … At Louisville, had one sack for a loss of 12 yards ...At Pi sburgh, had fi ve … Against Connec cut, recorded two solo tackles … At South Florida, notched tackles, including three solo, in his fi rst career start … High School: Earned 2010 fi ve solo tackles, including one for a loss of six yards, and broke up a pass … At AAAAA First Team All-State and All-County honors … Named 2010 Journal Cincinna , recorded four solo tackles, including one tackle for a loss of one yard ConsƟ tuƟ on and GwinneƩ Daily Post AAAAA Defensive Player of the Year … … Against Louisville, recorded four tackles, including three solo … At Missouri, 2010 Gwinne County Touchdown Club Linebacker of the Year … 2010 Max Prep recorded six tackles, including fi ve solo, returned an intercep on for one yard Sports-U.S. Airforce All-America Second Team … Led Gwinne County in tackles and broke up one pass … At Temple, had three solo tackles and two intercep ons, as a junior and senior … Selected for 2010 North-South Georgia All-State Football including one that he returned 32 yards for a touchdown … Against West Virginia Classic … In 2010, helped lead the Broncos to a 14-1 record and class AAAAA state in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, recorded two solo tackles … Sophomore Year championship … As a senior captain, had 188 tackles, including a school-record (2011): Played in 11 games, star ng nine … Against Wake Forest, made four solo 18.5 sacks, and fi ve intercep ons … As a junior, registered 135 tackles, four sacks, tackles, including one for a loss of yards … Against Rhode Island, made two tackles seven quarterback hurries and an intercep on … High School Coach: Mark Crews in his fi rst career start … At USC, made three solo tackles … Against Toledo, had … Also le ered in track & fi eld … Member of the 2010 state champion track two solo tackles … Against Rutgers, had one pass break up … At Tulane, made two & fi eld team, compe ng in the discus … Member of the Key Club … Personal: solo tackles... Against West Virginia, had three solo tackles … Against Louisville, Cameron Ellis Lynch … Born in August 1993 … Son of Sean Lynch and Rhonda had one solo tackle … Against Connec cut, had four solo tackles, including his Hanley … One sister … Majoring in mechanical and computer science. fi rst career sack for a 10-yard loss … Against South Florida, recorded two solo tackles, one forced fumble, and a pass break-up … Freshman Year (2010): Played Lynch’s Career Statistics and Bests in nine games … Against Maine, had one tackle in his fi rst collegiate game … Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Against Colgate, recorded one tackle … At Cincinna , had one tackle … Against 2011 23 12 35 3.0-20 2.0-18 0-0 0 0-0 yds 2012 28 14 42 4.5-23 4.0-22 0-0 1 1-1 yds Connec cut, made one assisted tackle … High School: As a senior captain, led Total 51 26 77 7.5-43 6.0-40 0-0 1 1-1 yds Miramar to the state championship … 2009 Broward County All-Star … Recorded 119 tackles and fi ve intercep ons, returning one for a touchdown … Led Miramar Tackles Solo 6 vs. Toledo, 2011, Temple, 2012 Assists 4 vs. Missouri, 2012 to a 14-1 record and the Florida Class Championship … Recorded 200 career Total 9 vs. Missouri, 2012 tackles … Also a team captain as a junior … High School Coach: Damon Cogdell … TFL-Yds 1.0-2 vs. Rhode Island, 1.0-12 vs. Louisville, 2011; Also competed in track & fi eld … Personal: Keondrick Louis Lyn … Born in March 1.0-10 vs. Minnesota, 1.0-1 vs. Cincinnati, 1.0-6, 1992 in Miami, Fla. … Son of Louise Lyn and Keith Lyn … Two brothers and two Temple, 2012 sisters … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. Sacks-Yds 1.0-6 vs. Toledo, 1.0-12 vs. Louisville, 2011; 1.0-10 vs. Minnesota, 2012, 1.0-1 vs. Cincinnati, Lyn’s Career Statistics and Bests 2012, 1.0-6, Temple, 201 Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Fumbles Recovered 1 vs. Connecticut, 2012 2010 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Forced Fumbles 1 vs. West Virginia, 2012 2011 22 1 23 2.0-11 1.0-10 0-0 1 0-0 yds 2012 36 10 46 3.0- 9 0.0- 0 3-32 1 0-0 yds Total 61 12 73 5.0-20 1.0-10 3-32 2 0-0 yds Tackles Solo 5 vs. USF, at Missouri, 2012 Assists 3 vs. Pittsburgh, 2012 Total 6 vs. Missouri, 2012 TFL-Yds 1.0 vs. Wake Forest, 1.0-10 vs. Connecticut,2011; 1.0-2 vs. USC, 2012; 1.0-6 vs. USF, 2012; 1.0-1 vs. Cincinnati, 2012 Sacks-Yds 1.0-10 vs. Connecticut, 2011 Forced Fumbles 1 vs. Rutgers, Connecticut, 2011; Rutgers, 2012 Pass Breakups 3 vs. Minnesota, 2012 INT-Return Yards 2-31 vs. Temple, 2012

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 45 PLAYER PROFILES Macky MacPherson Zachary McCarrell Senior # Senior # Center • 6-2 • 290 59 Linebacker • 5-11 • 201 40 Syracuse, N.Y. Orlando, Fla. Christian Brothers Academy Lake Highland HS

At SU: Three le ers … 2013 At SU: One le er … 2012 Fall Rimington Award Watch List … Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … One of 15 true freshmen to play Moved to linebacker from strong in 2010 … Member of 2010 Fall, safety a er 2011 Spring prac ce 2011 Spring, 2011 Fall, 2012 Fall … Made the team as a walk-on and 2013 Spring Athle c Director’s prior to the 2010 season … Junior Honor Roll … 2011 and 2012 BIG Year (2012): Played in 11 games, EAST All-Academic Team selec on primarily on special teams … … Junior Year (2012): Started all 13 Sophomore Year (2011): Played in games … Earned a spot on the 2012 four games, primarily on special Capital One Academic All-District teams … Made his collegiate debut Team … Blocked for 1,000-yard at Tulane and played against rusher Jerome Smith … Was a part West Virginia, at Louisville and of the Orange off ense that set at Connec cut … Freshman Year school records for total off ense (2010): Did not play in any games (6,188 yards), total off ense per … High School: Earned All-Central game (476.0), most plays (1,028), Florida, all-county and all-state passing yards (3,757), comple ons honors as a senior … Named Sec on (295), passing yards per game 2B Player of the Year in 2009 … (289.0) and touchdown passes Selected to the Central Florida (26) … Sophomore Year (2011): all-star team … Played safety and Started all 12 games … Blocked for was a punt returner … Recorded fi ve 1,000-yard rusher Antwon Bailey … Freshman Year (2010): Played in 12 games, intercep ons, 108 tackles, 1,080 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns as a senior primarily as the snapper on PATs and fi eld goals … High School: Two- me Sec on … Finished his high school career with 18 intercep ons, two sacks, 461 tackles, III First Team selec on on off ense … 2009 NYSSWA All-State Defense Third Team … more than 2,000 yards rushing and 18 touchdowns … Garnered team MVP Named 2009 and 2008 Post-Standard All-CNY Off ense First Team … Team captain honors following his senior season … Four- me team most valuable defensive as a senior … A ended same high school as current SU wide receiver Marcus back honoree … Team captain as a junior and senior … Four-year le erwinner … Sales and off ensive tackle Andrew Phillips … High School Coach: Joe Casamento High School Coach: Tim Borcky … Personal: Zachary Allen McCarrell … Born in … Personal: Richard Astralaga MacPherson … Born in February 1992 in Syracuse October 1991 … Son of Becky Fussell and Jeff McCarrell … Has one brother and … Son of Maureen MacPherson … Grandson of former Syracuse Head Coach and one sister … Sister, Megan, played soccer at Queens University … Majoring in 2009 Na onal Football Founda on College Football Hall of Fame inductee Dick communica on and rhetorical studies. MacPherson … One brother and one sister … Majoring in geography. Devante McFarlane Josh Manley Redshirt Freshman # Redshirt Freshman # Running Back • 6-0 • 201 29 Defensive End • 6-2 • 269 95 Wheatley Heights, N.Y. College Park, Ga. Half Hollows Hills West HS Milton HS Freshman Year (2012): Did not play in any games … High School: 2011 PrepStar All-East Region selec on … 2011 New York State Class AA First Team selec on Freshman Year (2012): Did not appear in any games … High School: 2011 third- … 2011 New York State Sportswriters Associa on Class AA Third Team honoree team all-state selec on … In 2011, recorded 42 tackles, including six sacks, and … 2011 All-Long Island selec on … MVP of the May 2012 Nike Combine at two forced fumbles … High School Coach: Howie DeCristofaro … Personal: Born Penn State … Team captain as a senior … Rushed 70 mes for 754 yards and 12 in December 1993 … Son of Shawn Manley and Lance Manley Sr. … Uncle, Dexter touchdowns and had 11 recep ons for 221 yards as a senior … High School Coach: Manley, had an 11-year NFL career, including nine years with the Washington Kyle Madden … Personal: Devante Anthony McFarlane … Born in March 1993 Redskins, where he won two Super Bowl tles … Enrolled in the College of Arts & … Son of Antone e McFarlane … Two brothers and one sister … Majoring in Sciences. communica on and rhetorical studies.

46 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES John Miller Wayne Morgan Sophomore # Sophomore # Offensive Line • 6-2 • 308 56 Cornerback • 5-10 • 197 2 Carson, Calif. Brooklyn, N.Y. Redondo Union/ LA Harbor College Erasmus Hall Campus

At SU: Enrolled at Syracuse in January 2013 and par cipated in Spring football At SU: One le er… One of four true freshmen to play in 2012 … Freshman Year … Member of 2013 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Los Angeles Harbor (2012): Played in all 13 games … Had seven tackles in his fi rst SU campaign … One College: Named 2012 SCFA Na onal Division Central Conference Second Team of four true freshmen who have played in every game this season … Against USC, Off ense … Earned 2011 Region V All-California First Team and All-Central West recorded one tackle … Against Stony Brook, recorded two tackles, including one Conference First Team honors … LA Harbor College Head Coach: Bre Peabodu solo … At Minnesota, tallied one tackle and returned the fi rst kickoff of his career … High School: 2012 All-California, All-CIF and All-Bay League selec on … Team for 15 yards … At Rutgers, recorded one tackle … At Cincinna , recorded two captain as a senior … High School Coach: Gene Simon … Personal: John Wesley tackles, including one solo … Against Louisville, tallied three tackles … At Missouri, Miller Jr. … Born in July 1993 … Son of Susan Jimenez and John Miller Sr. … Two recorded one solo tackle … At Temple, returned one kickoff for 15 yards … Against sisters … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, recorded three solo tackles including one for a loss of fi ve yards … High School: Ranked the No. 11 safety na onally by ESPN … Rated fourth-best player in New York by SuperPrep … Competed in the 2011 Semper-Fidelis All-American Bowl … 2011 New York State Class AA First Team selec on … Named 2011 New York Post All-City First Team and All-Brooklyn Team … Led Erasmus Hall to a 9-3 record and the PSAL Championship game … Josh Mims Recorded 45 tackles, one sack, one intercep on, two fumble recoveries, and Junior # scored two defensive touchdowns … Completed 45 passes for 763 yards and four Defensive Back • 6-0 • 187 touchdowns and rushed for 600 yards and six touchdowns … High School Coach: 26 Danny Landberg … Personal: Born in January 1993 … Son of Wayne Sr. and Sharon Syracuse, N.Y. Ellis … Majoring in sports management. Nottingham HS/Buffalo State Morgan’s Career Statistics Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2012 7 7 14 1.0-5 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Buffalo State (2010-11): In 2011, played in 10 games, recording 45 tackles, KO Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long including 25 solo, had one interception and forced a fumble, and had an average 2012 5 70 14.0 0 24 of 25.3 yards on three kick returns … In 2010, posted 37 tackles, including 14 solo, recorded three interceptions and had one fumble recovery … High School: Tackles Solo 3 vs. West Virginia, 2012 Assists 3 vs. Louisville, 2012 Named 2009 third-team All-Central New York … All-Class A American Second Total 3 vs. West Virginia, 2012 Team selection … Selected to play in the New York State High School Football Classic … High School Coach: Paul Sealy … Also was a member of the basketball and track and field teams … Personal: Josh J. Mims … Born in December 1991 in Syracuse, NY … Son of Karen Ellerby … One brother … Majoring in sociology. Eric Morris Senior # Long Snapper • 5-10 • 220 48 Keith Mitsuuchi Simi Valley, Calif. Royal HS/SUNY Morrisville Sophomore # Long Snapper • 6-3 • 221 69 Rosedale, N.Y. At SU: One le er … Made the Christ the King HS team as a walk-on prior to 2011 season a er transferring from SUNY Morrisville … Junior Year At SU: Enrolled at Syracuse in January 2013 and par cipated in Spring football … (2012): Did not play in any games Member of 2013 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … High School: Recorded … Sophomore Year (2011): Played 58 catches for 800 yards and six touchdowns, in addition to nine tackles, in in all 12 games as the team’s his career as a tight end … As a senior, had 31 catches for 475 yards and four short snapper … Personal: Eric touchdowns … Coach: Josh Waybright … Personal: Majoring in accounting in the Morris Jr. … Born in March 1991 … Whitman School of Management. Son of Eric Sr. and Nina Morris … Majoring in entrepreneurship and emerging enterprises and supply chain management in the Whitman School of Management.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 47 PLAYER PROFILES George Morris II Ryan Norton Redshirt Freshman # Sophomore # Running Back • 6-0 • 203 27 Kicker • 5-11 • 179 12 Lawrenceville, Ga. Garden City, N.Y. Central Gwinnett HS Garden City HS

Freshman Year (2012): Did not play in any games … High School: In 2011, rushed At SU: One le er … One of four true freshmen to play in 2012 … Freshman (2012): for 1,045 yards on 145 carries and 17 touchdowns and had 36 recep ons for 395 Played in all 13 games, handling kickoff du es … Averaged 61.2 yards per kickoff yards … In 2010, led Gwinne County in receiving yards with more than 700, … Against Northwestern, made his collegiate debut and averaged 63.1 yards rushed for 700 yards, and scored 13 touchdowns … High School Coach: Todd per kick … Against USC, averaged 57.3 yards per kickoff … Against Stony Brook, Woff ord … Personal: George Morris II … Son of George Sr. and Barbara Morris … averaged 60.8 yards per kick … At Minnesota, averaged 61.7 yards per kick … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. Against Pi sburgh, averaged 62.1 yards per kick … At Rutgers, averaged 65.0 yards per kick … Against Connec cut, he averaged 65 yards per kick … At USF, averaged 62.4 yards per kick … At Cincinna , averaged a season-best 64.0 yards per kickoff … Against Louisville, averaged 61.3 yards per kickoff … At Missouri, averaged 58.7 Joe Nassib yards per kickoff … At Temple, averaged 58.4 yards per kickoff … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, kicked off seven mes for an average of Senior # 51.3 yards per kickoff … High School: 2011 New York State Class A First Team Cornerback • 5-9 • 180 19 selec on … 2011 all-state second team and All-Long Island selec on … In 2011, Newton Square, Pa. connected on 50-of-52 PATs and was 5-of-9 on fi eld goals, including a 49-yard The Haverford School HS fi eld goal and recorded 47 touchbacks … Career sta s cs: 13-of-18 on fi eld goals, including three fi eld goals in a playoff game which set the Nassau County record for the most points scored by a kicker in a county playoff game … High School At SU: Two le ers … Made the Coach: Tom Flatley … Also played varsity lacrosse, playing in the 2009-10 State team as a walk-on prior to the Championship game … Was a long jumper and sprinter for the winter track & 2010 season … 2012 BIG EAST fi eld team as a senior … Member of the Na onal Honor Society … Personal: Ryan All-Academic Team selec on … Fergus Norton … Born in April 1994 … Son of Michael and Kristen Norton … Two Junior Year (2012): Saw ac on in brothers and two sisters … Enrolled in the Whitman School of Management. 12 of 13 games this season … At Norton’s Career Statistics Cincinna , assisted on one tackle … Kickoffs Yards Average TB Sophomore Year (2011): Played in 2012 73 4,465 61.9 29 all 12 games, primarily on special teams … Freshman Year (2010): Did not play in any games … High School: Played cornerback, wide Omari Palmer receiver and was a punt returner for Redshirt Freshman the Haverford School … Two- me # All-Inter-Ac First Team selec on … Offensive Guard • 6-2 • 309 57 One of the Inquirer top Coram, N.Y. defensive backs in Southeastern Longwood HS Pennsylvania … Helped the Fords capture the 2009 Inter-Ac Championship tle and earn a Freshman Year (2012): Did not play in any games … High School: 2011 New York Global Bowl bid … Finished his high State Class AA First Team honoree, helping the Lions to an 8-2 record … 2010 school career with 75 tackles, three New York State Class AA Third Team selec on … Earned all-metro, all-Long Island, intercep ons, a pair of intercep ons returned for touchdowns and four receiving all-county and all-league honors in 2011 … Selected for 2012 Update-Downstate touchdowns … Team captain as a senior … Three-year le erwinner … High School All-Star Game … High School Coach: John Murphy … Also wrestled at Longwood Coach: Michael Murphy … Personal: Joseph Armen Nassib … Born in April 1992 … … Personal: Omari Jahi Palmer … Born in May 1994 … Son of Steven and Janice Son of Joe and Bernade e Nassib … Has two sisters … Cousin of former Syracuse Palmer … One sister … Majoring in sociology. quarterback Ryan Nassib … Majoring in informa on management and technology in the Whitman School of Management. Nassib’s Career Statistics and Bests Josh Parris Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2011 0 0 0 0-0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Redshirt Freshman # 2012 0 1 1 0-0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Tight End • 6-2 • 255 Total 0 1 1 0-0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds 89 Stone Mountain, Ga. Tackles Assists 1 vs. Cincinnati, 2012 Total 1 vs. Cincinnati, 2012 Stephenson HS

Freshman Year (2012): Did not play in any games … High School: Rated the 24th- best ght end na onally by Tom Lemming at MaxPreps.com … Par cipated in the 2011 Georgia High School All-Star Game … Led team to a 9-1 record as a senior … 2011 Georgia Region 2AAAAA First Team selec on … In 2011, had 12 recep ons for 200 yards and three touchdowns … High School Coach: Ron Gartrell … In 2010, made 11 catches for 168 yards, averaging 15.2 yards per catch, as a team captain for Shiloh High School … Personal: Joshua Eugene Parris … Born in July 1993 in Decatur, Ga. … Son of Nicole Parris and Rufus Sims, and grandson of Carrol Parris … Two brothers and three sisters … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies.

48 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES John Raymon Steve Rene Sophomore # Senior # Defensive Tackle• 6-5 • 323 97 Running Back • 5-7 • 187 30 Richboro, Pa. Brooklyn, N.Y. Council Rock North HS/Iowa Canarsie HS

At SU: Transferred to Syracuse from the prior to 2012 preseason At SU: One le er … One of 15 true camp … Freshman year (2012): Did not play in any games … At Iowa: Enrolled in freshmen to play in 2010 … Moved to August 2011 and le school in October … High School: Named to Lemming’s Prep running back from wide receiver prior Football All-America team as a senior … Played in just three games as a senior to 2010 Spring Prac ce … Junior Year due to injury, recording 28 tackles … Returned to ac on in fi nal two games of the (2012): Played in fi ve games … Against season, recording eight tackle on defense and eight pancake blocks on off ense in Stony Brook, returned two kickoff s for fi nal game … As a junior, recorded 59 tackles, including four sacks, and collected 25 yards … Against Pi sburgh, returned eight pass break-ups … Two-year le erwinner in football as defensive end and ght two kickoff s for 46 yards … At Rutgers, end … High school coach: Adam Collachi. Also earned three le ers in basketball returned four kickoff s for 100 yards, and two in track … Personal: Born in June 1992 … Son of Trish and Jack Finney … including a career-long of 35, and Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. returned fi ve punts for seven yards … Against Connec cut, returned one kickoff for 22 yards … Sophomore Year (2011): Brandon Reddish Played in all 12 games, primarily as the Junior punt returner … Against Rhode Island, # returned three punts for 12 yards … Cornerback • 5-11 • 186 4 Against Toledo, returned one punt for Brooklyn, N.Y. fi ve yards … Against Rutgers, had one Fort Hamilton HS solo tackle... At Tulane, rushed four mes for eight yards … At Connec cut, returned one punt for six yards … At Cincinna , had two tackles … Freshman Year At SU: Two le ers … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2011 … Member of 2013 (2010): Played in four games prior to being sidelined by a shoulder injury against Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Sophomore Year (2012): Played in 12 Maine … Against Maine, returned three punts for six yards prior to the injury … games, including three starts, on special teams and as a reserve cornerback … High School: Named to 2009 New York City Football Coaches All-Star Team and Against Northwestern, had four tackles, including two solo, in his fi rst career start 2009 Brooklyn Football Coaches All-Star Team … 2009 Daily News All-Brooklyn … Against USC, notched three solo tackles and forced a fumble … Against Stony Second Team … As a senior, he gained 778 all-purpose yards and scored eight Brook, recorded fi rst career intercep on and tallied four tackles, including one touchdowns, including 399 yards on 69 carries and 10 recep ons for 264 yards, solo and one for a loss of one yard … Against Pi sburgh, recorded his fi rst career and posted 63 tackles, three intercep ons and had a defensive touchdown … sack for a loss of nine yards … At Rutgers, tallied two tackles, including 0.5 for a 2008 Old Spice Red Zone Player of the Year … As a junior, he rushed for 1,139 loss, and broke up a pass … Against Connec cut, recorded one tackle … At South yards and 15 touchdowns, and had three intercep ons and 35 tackles as a strong Florida, recorded a career-high fi ve tackles, including three solo … At Cincinna , safety and earned all-city and all-borough honors … High School Coach: Mike notched two tackles, including one solo, and broke up a pass … Against Louisville, Camardese … Personal: Steven Louis Rene … Born in April 1991 … Son of Marie tallied four solo tackles … At Missouri, notched two tackles, including one solo and Yves Rene … One sister … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. … At Temple, had three solo tackles, including one tackle for a loss of one yard, and forced a fumble … Freshman Year (2011): Played in all 12 games … Against Rene’s Career Statistics and Bests Rhode Island, made one solo tackle … At Tulane, recorded one solo tackle … Punt Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long Against Louisville, made two solo tackles … At Connecticut, had two tackles … 2010 3 6 2.0 0 6 At Pittsburgh, recorded two tackles … High School: 2010 New York Post All-City 2011 10 22 2.2 0 6 2012 8 1 0.1 0 5 Player of the Year … Named to the 2008, 2009 and 2010 New York Daily News Totals 21 29 1.4 0 6 All-City team … Garnered 2009 and 2010 Brooklyn Player of the Year honors from Kick Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long the New York Post and New York Daily News … Named to the 2010 All-Metro 2010 0 0 0.0 0 0 team … Three-time All-Boro selection … Three-year starter … Finished his high 2011 0 0 0.0 0 0 school career with a 36-2 record and 18 touchdowns in 11 postseason contests … 2012 9 193 21.4 0 35 As a senior, had 593 yards rushing and 323 yards receiving with 18 touchdowns Totals 9 193 21.4 0 35 and seven interceptions … Led Fort Hamilton to the 2010 PSAL Championship, Carries Yards Avg. TD Long. where he scored the game-winning touchdown and earned MVP honors … As a 2011 5 8 1.6 0 6 junior, had 30 receptions for 760 yards and 12 touchdowns and 47 tackles and a 2012 0 0 0.0 0 0 pair of interceptions … High School Coach: Daniel Perez … High school teammate Totals 5 8 1.6 0 6 of fellow SU signee Ivan Foy Personal: Brandon T. Reddish … Born in July 1993 Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long. 2011 1 4 4.0 0 4 in Brooklyn, N.Y. … Son of Aretha Gary and Bennie Reddish Jr. … One brother and 2012 0 0 0.0 0 0 one sister … Majoring in communication and rhetorical studies. Totals 1 4 4.0 0 4 Reddish’s Career Statistics and Bests Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. 2011 4 1 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds 2011 6 2 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds 2012 1 1 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds 2012 24 11 35 4.5-15 1.0-9 1-19 2 0-0 yds Totals 5 2 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Totals 30 13 43 4.5-15 1.0-9 1-19 2 0-0 yds Punt Returns Yards 12 vs. Rhode Island, 2011 Returns 5 vs. Rutgers, 2012 Tackles Solo 4 vs. Louisville, vs. West Virginia, 2012 Longest 6 vs. Maine, 2010; Rhode Island, Connecticut, 2011 Assists 3 vs. Stony Brook, 2012 Kickoff Returns Yards 100 vs. Rutgers, 2012 Total 5 vs. USF, 2012 Returns 4 vs. Rutgers, 2012 TFL-Yds 1.0-9 vs. Pittsburgh, 1.0-1 vs. Temple, Longest 35 vs. Rutgers, 2012 1.0-1 vs. West Virginia 2012 Rushing Yards 9 vs. Tulane, 2011 Sacks-Yds 1.0-9 vs. Pittsburgh, 2012 Attempts 4 vs. Tulane, 2011 Forced Fumbles 1 vs. USC, Temple, 2012 Longest 6 vs. Tulane, 2011 INT-Return Yards 1-19 vs. Stony Brook

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 49 PLAYER PROFILES Micah Robinson Sam Rodgers Junior # Junior # Defensive End • 6-4 • 265 93 Long Snapper • 6-2 • 234 47 Cleveland, Ohio State College, Pa. John Adams HS Mercersburg Academy

At SU: Two le ers … Sophomore Year (2012): Played in all 13 games, including At SU: Two le ers … One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2011 … Member of one start … Against Northwestern, tallied three tackles including two solo and the 2011 Fall, 2012 Fall and 2013 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … 2011 one tackle for a loss of one yard … Against USC, recorded four tackles, including and 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Team selec on … Sophomore Year (2012): three solo … Against Stony Brook, recorded his fi rst career start and tallied one Played in all 13 games … 2012 Capital One Academic All-District honoree and tackle … At Minnesota, tallied two tackles, including the fi rst sack of his career candidate for the Capital One Academic All-America Team … Has been the long for a loss of four yards … At South Florida, had one tackle … At Cincinna , totaled and short snapper in every game this season … Freshman Year (2011): Played three tackles, including one solo … Against Louisville, had a quarterback hurry … in all 12 games as the team’s long snapper … High School: Earned 2009 Top 12 At Missouri, recorded two tackles, including 0.5 sacks for a loss of seven yards Underclassmen Long Snapper honors from Chris Sailer Kicking … Earned third- … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, had two solo tackles … place Pennsylvania long snapper honors at the 2008 Kicking Academy … Redshirt Freshman Year (2011): Played in eight games … At Tulane, made one As a senior, made four total tackles … 2010 team captain … High School Coach: tackle … At Louisville, had one solo tackle … Freshman Year (2010): Did not play Dan Walker … Also le ered in wrestling and baseball … Finished third in the in any games … High School: Played for the 2008 and 2009 Senate Conference Pennsylvania prep championship in wrestling and helped the baseball team champions … As a senior captain, he tallied 15 sacks … Earned Northeast Lakes All- capture the MAPL conference championship with a 16-4 record … Personal: John District Honorable Men on recogni on … 2008 and 2009 All-Senate Conference Samuel Rodgers … Born in September 1991 in State College, Pa. … Son of John and selec on … As a junior, recorded 19 sacks and recovered two fumbles … Earned Colleen Rodgers … Four sisters … In May 2013, participated in a Mission trip to 2009 Northeast Lakes All-District Honorable Men on recogni on … High School Haiti with teammate Macauley Hill to assist with projects and work with children Coach: Gary Jackson … Personal: Micah Lyneil Robinson … Born in December 1991 at an orphanage … Majoring in nutrition. in Cleveland, Ohio … Son of Michelle Robinson and William Locke … One brother and two sisters … Majoring in child and family studies. Robinson’s Career Statistics and Bests Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Franklin Santos 2011 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Junior # 2012 10 8 18 2.5-12 1.5-11 0-0 0 0-0 yds Wide Receiver • 5-10 • 175 Total 11 9 20 2.5-12 1.5-11 0-0 0 0-0 yds 43 Tackles Solo 3 vs. USC, 2012 Providence, R.I. Assists 2 vs. Cincinnati, Missouri, 2012 Classical HS Total 4 vs. USC, 2012 TFL-Yds 1.0-1 vs. Northwestern, 2012; 1.0-4 vs. Minnesota, 2012 Sacks-Yds 1.0-4 vs. Minnesota, 2012 Sophomore Year (2012): Did not play in any games … High School: Played football and also ran track … Personal: Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies.

Nick Robinson Sophomore # Seamus Shanley Offensive Guard • 6-5 • 297 68 Sophomore Baldwinsville, N.Y. # Center • 6-1 • 266 C.W. Baker HS 74 Syracuse, N.Y. West Genesee HS At SU: One letter … Redshirt Freshman Year (2012): Played in nine games, primarily on special teams … Freshman Year (2011): Did not play in any games … High School: Named 2010 Post-Standard Central New York Player of the Year, Freshman Year (2012): Did not play in any games … High School: Played Class becoming the first offensive lineman to receive the honor … Garnered 2009 AA-2 football in high school at West Genesee … In 2011 was an Honorable and 2010 Class AA All-State honors … Helped lead the Bees to 2009 and 2010 Men on Selec on in Class AA-2 … Also played ice hockey in high school … Section III Class AA championships … Played both offensive and defensive tackle Personal: Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. … As a senior captain, played in all 12 games, notching 120 tackles, including 42 solo stops, two sacks and a pair of fumble recoveries … High School Coach: Carl Sanfilippo … Also lettered in basketball … Personal: Nicholas Christopher Robinson … Born in December 1992 in Syracuse … Son of Julie Robinson … One sister … Majoring in communication and rhetorical studies.

50 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES Donnie Simmons Jerome Smith Sophomore # Junior # Defensive End • 6-2 • 250 51 Running Back •6-0 • 226 45 Hartsdale, N.Y. Bear, Del. Archbishop Stepinac HS Pencader Charter

At SU: One le er … Member of 2013 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … At SU: Two le ers … Sophomore Year (2012): Played in all 13 games, including Redshirt Freshman Year (2012): Played in all 13 games … Freshman Year (2011): 12 starts … Finished the season as one of 11 Syracuse running backs to gain more Did not play in any games … High School: Named 2010 Class A Defensive Player than 1,000 yards in a season with 1,171, which ranks fi h on the Syracuse single- of the Year … Garnered 2010 Class A All-State First Team honors … Two- me season rushing yards record list … His 90.1 rushing yards per game ranked 43rd all-league selec on … Named to the 2010 New York Daily News All-City squad na onally and third in the BIG EAST … Served as one of four game captains for … Invited to par cipate in the … As a senior, recorded 110 tackles, four games, against USC, against Connec cut, at USF and at Cincinna … Against including 70 solo stops, 10.0 sacks, an intercep on, two passes defended and a Northwestern, had 10 carries for 34 yards and had two catches for 39 yards in pair of forced fumbles … His 10.0 sacks led the league and ranked sixth in New his fi rst career start … Against USC, gained 46 yards on 16 carries … Against Stony York State … Team captain as a senior … As a junior, made 77 tackles and eight Brook, rushed for 95 yards on 18 carries … At Minnesota, had nine carries for 52 sacks … High School Coach: Michael O’Donnell … Personal: Don Wayne Simmons yards … Against Pi sburgh, carried the ball 10 mes for 61 yards … At Rutgers, Jr. … Born in July 1993 in White Plains, N.Y. … Son of Don Sr. and Sylvia Simmons … had 15 carries for 67 yards and two recep ons for 17 yards … Against Connec cut, Two sisters and one brother … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. had 133 yards rushing on 19 carries … At USF, gained 130 yards on 28 carries … At Cincinna , gained 116 yards on 21 carries and scored his fi rst touchdown of the season … Against Louisville, became one of four Orange backs to record four consecu ve 100-yard rushing games, gaining 144 yards on 18 carries for one touchdown, including a career-long 35-yard touchdown run … At Missouri, Ryan Sloan rushed 14 mes for 53 yards and one touchdown … At Temple, had 96 yards on 20 Sophomore carries … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, had a career-high # 29 carries for a career-best 152 yards … Redshirt Freshman Year (2011): Played Defensive Tackle • 6-2 • 326 99 in all 12 games … Against Rutgers, had three carries for six yards … Against West Bellport, N.Y. Virginia, had nine carries for 34 yards … At Louisville, had one carry for three Bellport HS yards … At Connec cut, gained 11 yards on four carries … Against South Florida, had fi ve carries for 13 yards … Against Cincinna , rushed four mes for 11 yards and his fi rst career recep on for four yards … At Pi sburgh, had 10 carries for 56 Redshirt Freshman Year (2012): Did not play due to lower body injury … yards and one touchdown … Freshman Year (2010): Played in two games before Freshman Year (2011): Did not play in any games … High School: Earned 2009 suff ering a shoulder injury … High School: Selected for the 55th Annual DFRC and 2010 Newsday first team All-Long Island honors … Two-time NYSSWA Class Blue-Gold All-Star Game (June, 2010) … Earned 2009 third-team all-state and AA All-State First Team honoree as an offensive lineman … Two-time All-Metro fi rst-team all conference honors a er rushing for 1,334 yards and 16 touchdowns honoree … Four-year starter … Played both offensive and defensive line … Helped on 193 carries and pos ng 36 tackles and four sacks … In 2008, he gained 956 the team capture back-to-back Class II Long Island Championships … A candidate yards on 136 carries and scored eight touchdowns and had 28 catches for 255 for the 2010 Zellner Award, presented annually to Suffolk County’s best lineman yards and two touchdowns … As a sophomore, he rushed for 802 yards and eight … As a senior, had 75 tackles, including 32 solo stops and 14 tackles for loss, six touchdowns in eight games … High School Coach: Rahsaan Ma hews … Personal: sacks, two forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and an interception … Finished his Jerome Hassan Smith … Born in April 1991 in Chester, Pa. … Son of Cyreeta Smith career with 196 total tackles, which ranks second on the school record list, and and Jerome Billings … One brother and one sister … Majoring in hospitality and 14 sacks … High School Coach: Joe Cipp Jr. … Personal: Ryan Ricardo Sloan … Born food service management. in December 1992 in Stony Brook, N.Y. … Son of Richard Sloan … Majoring in child Smith’s Career Statistics and Bests and family studies. Carries Yards Avg. TD Long 2010 0 0 0.0 0 0 2011 37 134 3.6 1 11 2012 227 1,171 5.2 3 35 Totals 264 1,305 4.9 4 35 Recpt. Yards Avg. TD Long 2011 1 4 4.0 0 4 2012 8 83 10.4 0 34 Totals 9 87 7.2 0 34 Rushing Yards 152 vs. West Virginia, 2012 Carries 29 vs. West Virginia, 2012 Longest 35 vs. Louisville, 2012 Touchdowns 1 vs. Cincinnati, Louisville, Missouri, 2012 Receiving Yards 39 vs. Northwestern, 2012 Receptions 3 vs. USC, 2012 Longest 34 vs. Northwestern, 2012

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 51 PLAYER PROFILES eight yards … At West Virginia, had three tackles, including one for loss of yards … At Cincinna , had a pair of solo stops … Against Louisville, made three tackles Marquis Spruill … At Rutgers, had three tackles, including an assisted tackle for loss … Against Senior # Connec cut, had four tackles, including two for a loss, one of which was for a Linebacker • 6-1• 224 loss of nine yards on a third and three play … Against Boston College, made three 11 tackles … Against Kansas State in the Pinstripe Bowl, made four tackles, including Hillside, N.J. half a sack … Fork Union Military Academy: Member of team that fi nished 8-3 Hillside HS/Fork Union Military … Coach: LTC John Shuman … High School: Named to Jersey Super 100 Team … Academy Rated 48th-best prep school prospect by Rivals.com … Earned 2008 all-state, all- county honors … As a senior captain, had 109 tackles, including 22 for a loss, two At SU: Three le ers intercep ons and one fumble recovery … Selected for the 2009 North-South All- … Enrolled in January Star Game … High School Coach: John Power … Personal: Marquis Spruill … Born 2010 and par cipated in May 1991 in Newark, N.J. … Son of Natasha Spruill … One sister … Majoring in in Spring prac ce … One child and family studies. of 15 true freshmen to Spruill’s Career Statistics and Bests play in 2010 … Member Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. of 2013 Spring Athle c 2010 30 21 51 9.0-34 2.0-13 0-0 0 0-0 yds Director’s Honor Roll 2011 43 19 62 8.5-41 3.0-20 0-0 1 2-0 yds … Junior Year (2012): 2012 38 26 64 9.0-28 2.0-16 0-0 0 0.0 yds. Played in all 13 games, Totals 111 66 177 26.5-103 7.0-49 0-0 1 2-0 yds star ng 12 … Ranked Tackles Solo 7 vs. Louisville, 2011 10th in the BIG EAST Assists 9 vs. Rutgers, 2012 in tackles for loss (0.75 Total 12 vs. Colgate, 2010 avg/g) … Tied for 10th TFL-Yds 2.0-9 vs. Connecticut, 2010; on SU’s career tackles 2.0-9 vs. Pittsburgh, 2011 2.0-6 vs. Northwestern, 2012 for loss list with 26.5 Sacks-Yds 1.5-13 vs. Rhode Island, 2011 tackles for a loss of 103 Fr-Yds 1-0 vs. Tulane, 2011 yards … Moved back to the star ng outside linebacker posi on for 2012 a er working as the star ng middle linebacker in 2011 … Against Spruill on SU Record Lists Ron Thompson Northwestern, recorded eight Tackles for Loss Redshirt Freshman # tackles, including four solo, two Career Defensive End • 6-4 • 268 for a loss of eight yards, and one 81 TFL-Yards Name Years sack … Against USC, notched fi ve 1. 50.5-297 Dwight Freeney 1998-01 Southfield, Mich. tackles, including three solo and 2. 40.0-213 Duke Pettijohn 1997-00 Southfield HS one tackle for a loss of one yard 3. 38.5-136 Arthur Jones 2006-09 … Against Stony Brook, had eight 4. 38.0-145 Louis Gachelin 2000-03 5. 34.5- 87 Clifton Smith 1999-02 At SU: Moved to defensive end from ght end following 2013 Spring prac ce … tackles, including three solo and 6. 33.0-107 Antwuane Ponds 1994-97 0.5 tackles for a loss of one yard … 7. 30.0- 90 Christian Ferrara 2000-03 Freshman Year (2012): Did not play in any games … High School: 2011 Scout.com At Minnesota, tallied four tackles 30.0-119 James Wyche 2002-05 four-star ght end … Rated 13th-best ght end na onally by Scout.com … Rated and broke up a pass … Against 9. 27.0-99 Chandler Jones 2009-11 the No. 9 Blue Chip recruit by The Detroit News … 2011 PrepStar All-Midwest Pi sburgh, recorded three tackles 10. 26.5-133 Doug Hogue 2007-10 Region selec on … 2011 all-state and all-country selec on … Caught 67 passes … At Rutgers, had nine tackles … 26.5-103 Marquis Spruill 2010- for 809 yards and had 98 tackles, including six sacks, as a senior … Team captain Against Connec cut, notched three as a junior and senior … High School Coach: Tim Conley … Also played basketball solo tackles, including one for a loss of two yards … At South Florida, recorded fi ve … Personal: Ronald Janard Thompson Jr. … Born in August 1993 in Detroit, Mich. tackles, including three solo and one for a loss of three yards … At Cincinna , had … Son of Katherine Wheeler and Ronald Thompson Sr. … Two brothers and one two tackles, including one solo and one for a loss of one yard … Against Louisville, sister … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. recorded fi ve solo tackles … At Missouri, recorded four tackles, including two solo and one sack for a loss of 12 yards and 1.5 tackles for a loss of 12 yards … At Temple, had six tackles, including fi ve solo and one for a loss of two yards … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, recorded two solo tackles … Sophomore Year (2011): All-BIG EAST Second Team selec on … Played in all 12 games, star ng 11 … Against Wake Forest, made eight tackles, including one for a Greg Tobias loss of yards … Against Rhode Island, had seven tackles, including six solo and 1.5 Senior # sacks for a loss of 13 yards … At USC, made seven tackles, including one for a loss Running Back • 5-10 •175 of two yards … Against Toledo, had two solo tackles and a pass break-up … Against 39 Rutgers, made fi ve tackles, including three solo, and one fumble recovery … At Sicklerville, N.J. Tulane, made fi ve tackles, had a pass break up and recovered a fumble... Against St. Augustine Prep West Virginia, made two tackles … At Louisville, had nine tackles, including seven solo and a sack, and forced a fumble … At Connec cut, had six solo tackles, including one for a loss of yards … Against South Florida, made three tackles, At SU: Joined the team as a walk-on prior to 2011 Spring prac ce … Member of including one for a loss … At Cincinna , made two solo tackles... At Pi sburgh, the 2011 Spring Athle c Director’s Honor Roll … Junior year (2012): Did not play had six tackles, including two for a loss of yards … Freshman Year (2010): Started in any games … Sophomore Year (2011): Played in three games, against Rutgers, all 13 games … Phil Steele Freshman All-America Second Team selec on … Ranked at Connec cut and at Pi sburgh … High School: A four-year football le erwinner second among BIG EAST freshmen with 3.9 tackles per game … At Akron, posted … As a senior, gained 300 yards on 27 carries and scored three touchdowns … four tackles in his fi rst collegiate start … At Washington, had four tackles … Against High School Coach: Dennis Scuderi … Also le ered in basketball and track & Maine, had four tackles, including an assisted sack, and broke up a pass … Against fi eld … Personal: Gregory C. Tobias … Born in October 1991 in Philadelphia, Pa. Colgate, led the defense with 12 tackles, including an assisted sack and 1.5 tackles … Son of Rosalind Russ Tobias and Gregory Tobias … Two sisters … Majoring in for a loss of yards … At South Florida, had three tackles, including one for a loss mechanical engineering. of yards … Against Pi sburgh, recorded two tackles, including a sack for a loss of

52 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES Rob Trudo Beckett Wales Sophomore # Senior # Offensive Guard • 6-3 •284 55 Tight End • 6-3 • 255 85 Farrell, Pa. Venice, Fla. Farrell HS Venice HS

At SU: One letter... Member of the 2011 Fall and 2012 Fall Athletic Director’s At SU: Three le ers … Honor Roll … 2011 and 2012 BIG EAST All-Academic Team … Redshirt Freshman One of 15 true freshmen year (2012): Played in 13 games, including nine starts … Against Pittsburgh, made to play in 2010 … His 42 his first career start … Blocked for 1,000-yard rusher Jerome Smith … Assisted recep ons ranks seventh the Orange offense that set school records for total offense (6,188 yards), total on the Syracuse career offense per game (476.0), most plays (1,028), passing yards (3,757), completions record for recep ons by (295), passing yards per game (289.0) and touchdown passes (26) … Freshman a ght end and his 445 Year (2011): Did not play in any games … High School: Named to the 2009 and receiving yards is 11th 2010 Associated Press Class A All-Pennsylvania First Team … Two-time all-league on the career list for a and all-region honoree … Selected to play in the 2010 Chesapeake Bowl … ght end … Junior Year Four-year starter … Played both offensive line and defensive end … As a senior, (2012): Started all 13 recorded 110 tackles, including 40 solo and three sacks, five forced fumbles and games … His 35 catches four fumble recoveries … As a junior, helped the Steelers to a 13-2 record in 2010 is second on the Syracuse and a 14-1 record in 2009 … Career statistics include 227 tackles, including 86 single-season recep ons solo and 14 sacks, 13 forced fumbles and nine fumble recoveries … High School record for ght ends Coach: Jarrett Samuels … Also lettered in basketball and volleyball … National and his 389 yards ranks Honor Society president … French Club president … President of the Future eighth on the single- Business Leaders of America … Class president … Personal: Robert Charles Trudo season list for ght ends III … Born in August 1993 … Son of Robert Trudo Jr. and Gloria Ellerbe … Two … Against Northwestern, sisters and one brother … Cousin, David Jackson, plays basketball at Penn State … had six recep ons for Majoring in economics.. 49 yards … Against USC, totaled three catches for 30 yards … Against Stony Brook, caught two passes for 11 yards … At Minnesota, Oliver Vigille had two catches for 22 yards … At Rutgers, caught three passes for 26 yards … Sophomore # Against Connec cut, caught four passes for 69 yards and scored his fi rst career Linebacker • 6-2 • 220 7 touchdown … At USF, caught two passes for 21 yards … At Cincinna , caught seven Miami, Fla. passes for 87 yards, including a career-long 32-yard catch … At Missouri, caught two passes for 15 yards … At Temple, had one catch for 20 yards … Against West Miami Central HS Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, recorded three recep ons for 39 yards and one touchdown … Sophomore Year (2011): Played in all 12 games, including one start … Against West Virginia, caught two passes for six yards … At Pi sburgh, At SU: One le er … Redshirt Freshman Year (2012): Played in all 13 games … At had one recep on for 19 yards … Freshman Year (2010): Played in 11 of 13 games Rutgers, tallied one solo tackle … Against Louisville, had one solo tackle … Against … Against Maine, made his collegiate debut … Against Colgate, caught a 19-yard West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, notched one solo tackle … Freshman pass for his fi rst collegiate recep on … At South Florida, made one catch for Year (2011): Did not play in any games … High School: In 2010, led the Rockets three yards … Against Louisville, had two catches for nine yards … High School: to the 2010 6A State Championship, a third-place state ranking and 15th-place Helped lead team to three consecu ve district championships … 2008 Division 5A na onal fi nish with a 14-1 record … As a senior, returned a fumble 29 yards for All-State Third Team selec on … 2008 and 2009 all-county and all-area selec on a touchdown … As a junior, registered more than 80 tackles … High School Coach: … As a senior, he caught 31 passes for 611 yards and seven touchdowns to lead Telly Locke e … Teammate of SU safety Durell Eskridge … Personal: Son of Oliver Venice to the District 5A Championship and a 9-2 record overall … In 2008, he and Veronique Vigille … Majoring in child and family studies. had 21 catches for 295 yards and three touchdowns … High School Coach: John Peacock … Also le ered in basketball and baseball … Personal: Becke Wolf Wales Vigille’s Career Statistics and Bests … Born in March 1992 in Virginia Beach, Va. … Son of Lori Wales and Mark Wales Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. … Majoring in child and family studies. 2012 3 0 3 0.0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Tackles Solo 1 vs. Rutgers, Louisville, West Virginia, 2012 Wales’ Career Statistics and Bests Total 1 vs. Rutgers, Louisville, West Virginia, 2012 Recpt Yards Avg. TD Long 2010 4 31 7.8 0 19 2011 3 25 8.3 0 19 2012 35 389 11.1 2 32 Totals 42 445 9.1 2 70 Receiving Receptions 7 vs. Cincinnati, 2012 Yards 87 vs. Cincinnati, 2012 Longest 32 vs. Cincinnati, 2012 Touchdowns 1 vs. Connecticut, 2012

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 53 PLAYER PROFILES James Washington Jr. Jarrod West Redshirt Freshman # Junior # Linebacker • 6-1 • 218 90 Wide Receiver • 6-2 • 203 88 Winter Park, Fla. Bethlehem, Pa. Winter Park HS Liberty HS

Freshman Year (2012): Did not play in any games … High School: Rated 17th in At SU: Two le ers … Member of 2010 Fall and 2011 Fall Athle c Director’s Honor the 2011 Orlando SenƟ nel Central Florida ‘Super 60’ … Selected for the 2011 Roll... 2011 BIG EAST All-Academic Team … Has an ac ve streak of 14 consecu ve Central Florida All-Star Game and the 2011 Florida Athle c Coaches Associa on games with a recep on entering the 2013 season … Sophomore Year (2012): North-South All-Star Football Classic … Recorded 15 sacks and averaged six tackles Played in all 13 games, including eight starts … His 3.3 recep ons per game per game in 2010 … Recorded 10 sacks as a sophomore … High School Coach: ranked 10th in the BIG EAST … Finished the season with 43 recep ons for 588 Tim Shiffl et … Personal: James Washington Jr. … Born in November 1992 … Son of yards and two touchdowns … Against Northwestern, made his fi rst-career start James Washington Sr. and Evelyn Phillip … Majoring in sports Management. with four catches for 59 yards … Against USC, had six recep ons for 94 yards … Against Stony Brook, had three recep ons for 58 yards and one touchdown … At Minnesota, caught fi ve passes for 56 yards … Against Pi sburgh, had three recep ons for 50 yards … At Rutgers, caught fi ve passes for 57 yards … At USF, set career-highs with seven recep ons for 98 yards and one touchdown … Robert Welsh At Cincinna , caught three passes for 40 yards … Against Louisville, had one recep on for fi ve yards … At Missouri, had one catch for six yards … At Temple, Junior # caught three passes for 47 yards … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Defensive End • 6-3 • 256 94 Bowl, had a 17-yard recep on … Redshirt Freshman Year (2011): Played in all Bay Shore, N.Y. 12 games … Against Toledo, had two catches for 56 yards, including a long of 39 Saint Anthony’s HS yards … Against Rutgers, recorded two catches for 10 yards … At Tulane, had one recep on … Against West Virginia, made two catches for 13 yards … At Louisville, had two catches for 28 yards … At Connec cut, had three recep ons for 24 yards … Against South Florida, caught two passes for eight yards … At Pi sburgh, had At SU: Two le ers … Sophomore Year (2012): Played in all 13 games … Against two catches for 12 yards … Freshman Year (2010): Sustained a foot injury during Stony Brook, tallied one solo tackle … Against Pi sburgh, recorded one solo tackle pre-season camp and missed the en re season … High School: Made 49 catches … Against Connec cut, posted one tackle, including 0.5 tackles for a loss of two for 826 yards and 15 touchdowns during his senior season … Garnered 2009 yards … Against Louisville, recorded one solo tackle … Redshirt Freshman Year all-state and fi rst team all-league honors … Selected to play in the 2010 Big 33 (2011): Played in 10 games … Freshman Year (2010): Did not play in any games Football Classic … Had 14 catches for 182 yards as a junior … High School Coach: … High School: Named 2009 Daily News All-Long Island/West Chester County Tim Moncman … Also le ered in basketball and track & fi eld where he qualifi ed All-Star … Earned 2009 all-state honors … As a senior captain, he had 66 tackles, for the PIAA Championship in the high jump during his junior and senior seasons including eight sacks … Played for 2007 and 2009 CHSFL AAA Division Champions … Personal: Jarrod West … Born in May 1992 … Majoring in health and exercise … Career sta s cs: 167 tackles, including 18.5 sacks … High School Coach: Rich science. Reichert … Also played for Saint Anthony’s basketball team … Personal: Robert John Welsh … Born in December 1991 in Peekskill, N.Y. … Son of Robert and West’s Career Statistics and Bests Lore a Welsh … One sister … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. Recpt Yards Avg. TD Long 2011 16 151 9.4 1 39 Welsh’s Career Statistics and Bests 2012 43 588 13.7 2 33 Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Totals 59 739 11.6 3 72 2011 0 0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Receiving Yards 98 vs. USF, 2012 2012 3 1 4 0.5-2 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Receptions 7 vs. USF, 2012 Total 3 1 4 0.5-2 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Longest 39 vs. Toledo, 2011 Tackles Solo 1 vs. Stony Brook, Pittsburgh, Louisville, 2012 Touchdowns 1 vs. Stony Brook, USF, 2012 Assists 1 vs. Connecticut, 2012 Total 1 vs. Stony Brook, Pittsburgh, Louisville, 2012 TFL-Yds 0.5-2 vs. Connecticut, 2012

54 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • PLAYER PROFILES USC, collected seven tackles, including fi ve solo … Against Toledo, registered fi ve tackles, including four solo, and had a pass break-up … Against Rutgers, registered Julian Whigham a career-high nine tackles, including four solo... Against West Virginia, recorded Sophomore # three tackles and an intercep on … At Connec cut, made three tackles … Against Cornerback • 6-1 • 187 South Florida, had one solo tackle … At Cincinna , made six tackles, including 21 fi ve solo … At Pi sburgh, had three solo tackles … Freshman Year (2010): Played West Palm Beach, Fla. in all 13 games … At Akron, recorded three solo tackles … At Washington, had a Dwyer HS solo tackle … Against Maine, had three solo tackles … Against Colgate, recorded a pass breakup … At South Florida, had three tackles and made his fi rst career intercep on, returning it 24 yards … Against Pi sburgh, registered one tackle … At SU: One le er … One of four true freshmen to play in 2012 … Freshman Year At West Virginia, had one tackle … At Cincinna , recorded three tackles … Against (2012): Played in 11 games … Against Connec cut, recorded a total of three Connec cut, made one tackle … Against Kansas State in the Pinstripe Bowl, had tackles, including one solo … Against West Virginia in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, one assisted tackle … High School: In 2009, he had 57 tackles, three intercep ons had one solo tackle … High School: 2011 Sun SenƟ nel Big Schools Defensive and two kick returns … Led his team to the 2009 Class 2B State Championship Player of the Year … 2011 Associated Press and Palm Beach Post First Team game as a captain … As a junior, he had 41 tackles and two picks, serving as a All-Area selec on … In 2011, team fi nished the with a 12-2 record … Recorded team captain … High School Coach: Bob Henriquez … Personal: Jeremi JaMarr 45 tackles and 10 intercep ons, including three returned for touchdowns, and Wilkes … Born in September 1991 in Sarasota, Fla. … Son of Michael and Lisa had three punt returns for touchdowns … In 2010, caught four passes for 35 Wilkes … One sister … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. yards and a touchdown and tallied 55 tackles for the 12-2 team that advanced Wilkes’ Career Statistics and Bests to the semifi nals of the Class AAA playoff s … Member of 2009 team that won the Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Florida State championship … High School Coach: Jack Daniels … Personal: Born 2010 15 4 19 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0 0-0 yds in August 1994 … Son of Wanda Whigham … One sister … Enrolled in the College 2011 29 12 41 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0 0-0 yds of Arts & Sciences. 2012 47 14 61 0.5-1 0.0-0 1 1 0-0 yds. Whigham’s Career Statistics and Bests Totals 91 30 121 0.5-1 0.0-0 3 1 0-0 yds Tackles Assists Tot. TFL Sacks INT FF Fumble Rec. Tackles Solo 6 vs. Pittsburgh, 2012 2012 2 2 4 0.0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 yds Assists 5 vs. Rutgers, 2011 Total 9 vs. Rutgers, 2011 Tackles Solo 1 vs. Connecticut, 2012 Forced Fumbles 1 vs. Pittsburgh, 2012 Assists 2 vs. Connecticut, 2012 INT-Return Yds 1-24 vs. USF, 2010; 1-13 vs. West Virginia, 2011; Total 3 vs. Connecticut, 2012 1-0 vs. Stony Brook, 2012 Jeremi Wilkes Senior # Jesse Wolf-Gould Free Safety • 5-9 • 185 28 Junior # Tampa, Fla. Offensive Guard • 6-4 • 328 70 Tampa Catholic HS Oneonta, N.Y. Oneonta HS At SU: Three le ers … One of 15 true freshmen At SU: Made the team as a walk-on prior to the 2011 season … Sophomore Year to play in 2010 … Moved (2012): Did not play in any games … Freshman Year (2011): Did not play in any from cornerback to free games … High School: Selected for the 2011 Empower New York State High School safety prior to 2011 Football Classic … Played center and defensive line for coach Adam Hoover … Spring prac ce … Junior Personal: Jesse Wolf-Gould … Born in December 1992 … Son of Chris and Carolyn Year (2012): Started all Wolf-Gould … Majoring in poli cal science. 13 games this season … Ranked fi h on the team in tackles, recording 64, including 47 solo and 0.5 for a loss of one yard … Against Northwestern, posted four tackles, including three solo … Against USC, notched four tackles including three solo … Against Stony Brook, recorded three solo tackles and notched his third intercep on of his career … At Minnesota, posted four solo tackles and broke up a pass … Against Pi sburgh, recorded seven tackles, including six solo, and forced a fumble that sophomore linebacker Dyshawn Davis returned for a touchdown … At Rutgers, notched two tackles … Against Connec cut, tallied four solo tackles … At South Florida, recorded four tackles, including three solo … At Cincinna , notched eight tackles, including four solo … Against Louisville, had six tackles, including fi ve solo and broke up one pass … At Missouri, notched six tackles, including four solo and 0.5 for a loss of one yard … At Temple, had fi ve solo tackles … At the New Era Pinstripe Bowl against West Virginia, notched four tackles, including three solo … Sophomore Year (2011): Played in all 12 games, including fi ve starts … Against Wake Forest, made three tackles, including two solo … Against Rhode Island, made one solo tackle … At

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 55 2013 NATIONAL LETTER OF INTENT SIGNEES Drew Allen Marqez Hodge Quarterback • 6-5 • 226 Linebacker • 5-11 • 208 San Antonio, Tx. • Alamo Heights HS Miami, Fla. • Miami Central HS At Oklahoma: In 2012, played in two games … In 2011, par cipated in fi ve games, High School: 2012 Prepstar All-Southeast Region selec on … As a senior led comple ng 9-of-16 passes for 71 yards, including four comple ons for 24 yards Miami Central to the 2012 Florida Class A State Championship and a 12-2 record against Tulsa … In 2010, played in fi ve games, comple ng 9-of-14 passes for 89 … Named to the Miami-Dade County’s Top 25 Class of 2013 (No. 17) … Teammate yards and rushing fi ve mes for 17 yards, including a seven-yard touchdown run of current SU free safety Durell Eskridge and linebacker Oliver Vigille... Coach: against Iowa State … Enrolled in the spring of 2009 and redshirted for the 2009 Telly Locke … Personal: Born in September 1993 … Son of Fred and Marcia season … High School: PrepStar All-American top 250 na onally … EA Sports Hodge … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Golden Gun Accuracy Challenge winner … As a senior in 2008, completed 56 percent of his passes for 2,315 yards and 22 touchdowns and rushed for more than 400 yards … As a junior in 2007, threw for 2,589 yards and 28 touchdowns Isaiah Johnson and rushed for 254 yards and fi ve touchdowns … Rated 15th-best pro-style Defensive Line • 6-5 • 291 quarterback by Rivals.com … Personal: Andrew Allen … Son of Andy and Julie Allen … Father played at University of Texas under … Two brothers … New Castle, Del. • Eastern Christian Academy He earned Eagle Scout ranking. High School: 2012 PrepStar All-East Region selec on … Recorded 30 tackles, including six sacks, forced two fumbles and had a fumble recovery in his senior season … Started playing football as a junior … Coach: Dwayne Thomas … Played Sean Avant basketball at Red Lion High School before transferring to Eastern Chris an Wide Receiver • 5-10 • 183 prior to his senior season … Advanced to the 2012 Delaware State Basketball Miramar, Fla. • Miramar HS Championship game under head coach Tom Purse at Red Lion High School … High School: A 2012 Miramar Sports All-County Honorable Men on selec on … Personal: Isaiah DeShane Johnson … Born in July 1994 … Son of Sylvester and Ida As a junior, caught 32 passes for 501 yards … In senior season, had 24 catches Johnson … Two sisters … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human for 223 yards and two touchdowns … Received All-County Honorable Men on Dynamics. as a senior by Miramar Sports … High School Coach: Damon Cogdell … Personal: Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. Darius Kelly Defensive Back • 5-10 • 190 PJ Batten Sierra Vista, Ariz. • Buena Vista HS • Pima Community College Tight End • 6-3 • 218 Pima Community College: 2012 All-Arizona Community College Athle c Miami, Fla. • Dade Christian HS Conference First Team … In 2012, led team with 74 tackles, including 53 solo, High School: 2012 Miami Herald All-Dade 5-A Independents Football Defensive three forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, one intercep on and three pass First Team selec on a er leading his team to a 13-1-0 record and advanced to breakups … Also averaged 25.4 yards on 18 kickoff returns and 19.3 yards on the FHSAA Class 2A Championship game for the fi rst me in school history … seven punt returns, including one touchdown … In 2011, recorded 29 tackles, 2011 Miami Herald All-Dade Honorable Men on honoree a er his team fi nished including 14 solo and four for a loss of 18 yards, and forced three fumbles … In with an 8-2 record and advanced to the FHSAA Class 2A regional semifi nals … 2011, averaged 24.2 yards per kick return (20 returns for 484 yards) … Pima CC In 2010, Dade Chris an posted a 10-2 record … Notched one intercep on, four Coach: Patrick Nugent … High School: Played for coach Mark Schaefer at Buena fumble recoveries and had 62 tackles, including 48 solo and 13 sacks for a loss of High School … Personal: Born in December 1992 … Son of Terrance and Malisa 68 yards, in 2012 … Had four recep ons for 67 yards and fi ve touchdowns in his Kelly … Brother, Bryan Biggs, played linebacker and safety at Catawba College. senior season … As a junior, he lead the league in sacks with seven for a loss of 36 … Coach: Mike Sonneborn … Personal: Aaron Lee Ba en Jr. … Born in November 1993 in Miami, Fla. … Son of Aaron Sr. and Leshonda Ba en … Two brothers and Mitch Kimble two sisters. Quarterback • 6-3 • 195 Jerseyville, Ill. • Jersey Community HS Brisly Estime High School: 2012 Alton Telegraph Large-Schools Player of the Year … Named Wide Receiver • 5-9 • 176 2012 All-State by the Illinois Football Coaches Associa on, Champaign GazeƩ e … Delray Beach, Fla. • Atlantic Community HS Earned 2012 St. Louis Post Dispatch All-Area Second Team honors … Unanimous selec on on the 2012 Mississippi Valley Conference First Team as a quarterback High School: 2012 Palm Beach Post Large Schools Defensive Player of the Year and a punter … Selected to play in 2012 Shriners All-Star Game and 2012 North- and Class 7A First Team … 2012 Florida Athle c Coaches Associa on’s All-District South All-Star Game … 2011 Belleville News All-Area Team selec on (quarterback) 20 Team selec on … Ranked 10th on 2012 Palm Beach Post PBGame me Big and Mississippi Valley Conference First Team honoree (punter) … 2010 Alton Board … Selected to play in the Florida-Georgia All-Star Game … Led 2012 team Telegraph All-Area as a quarterback and St. Louis Post Dispatch All-Metro Area to the District 13-7A tle and advanced to the 7A regional quarterfi nals, recording Team as a punter … 2011-12 Illinois Football Coaches Academic All-State Team 306 receiving yards and four touchdowns, had four intercep ons at safety and … As a senior team captain, he helped lead his team from a 2-7 record in 2011 returned fi ve kicks or punts for touchdowns … Coach: TJ Jackson … Personal: Born to a regular season record of 9-0 in 2012 … In 2012, completed 121-of-192 for in December 1992 … Son of Wisnick and Marcaline Es me … Enrolled in the David 1,427 yards and 10 touchdowns and gained 957 yards and scored 15 touchdowns B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. rushing … Also, averaged 43.6 yards on 28 punts … Coaches: Gary Carter (2009- 10) and Dave Jacobs (2011-12) … Also played basketball and ran track and fi eld in high school … Personal: Mitchell Gervese Kimble … Born in August 1995 in Alton, Alex Hayes Ill. … Son of Melissa and Jeff Kimble … Two brothers and one sister … Enrolled in Offensive Line • 6-2 • 315 the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Ellenwood, Ga. • Tucker HS High School: Selected to play in the 2012 Florida-Georgia All-Star Game and the 2012 East vs. West Georgia All-Star Game … As a senior, blocked for an off ense that produced 3,195 rushing yards and 44 rushing touchdowns as the team advanced to the third round of the Georgia 5A State Football Playoff s … In 2011, contributed to the team’s Georgia 5A State Championship and 15-0 record … Team captain as a junior and senior … Coach: Bryan Lamar … Also played basketball and golf … Personal: Alexander Malik Hayes … Born in September 1994 in Atlanta, Ga. … Son of Andre and Melanie Hayes … One sister … Majoring in communica on and rhetorical studies. 56 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 NATIONAL LETTER OF INTENT SIGNEES Michael Laskar Chauncey Scissum Offensive Line • 6-4 • 324 Defensive Back • 6-1 • 199 Corona, Calif. • Santiago HS/Riverside City College West Henrietta, N.Y. • Rush-Henrietta HS Riverside City College: 2012 Southern California Football Associa on Second High School: 2012 All-State First Team by the New York Sportswriters Associa on Team Off ense selec on … Helped lead the 2012 squad to a 9-2 record … Coach: and Democrat & Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Second Team … Team captain Tom Cra … High School: Helped lead his team to a 7-4 record as a senior as a senior … In 2010, helped team to NYS Football Championship … Member of Personal: Enrolled in the College of Visual and Performing Arts. 2010 and 2011 Sec on V Football Championship Teams … In 2012, recorded 23 tackles, including 19 solo, and completed 58-of-75 passes for 679 yards and nine touchdowns … Played football, lacrosse and ran indoor track for Rush-Henrie a… Tyler Marona … High school teammate of current Syracuse sophomore running back Ashton Defensive End • 6-4 • 258 Broyld … Coach: Joe Montesano … Personal: Born in March 1995 in Rochester, N.Y. Pasadena, Calif. • St. Francis HS • Pasadena City Community College … Son of Arthur and Ginger Scissum … Enrolled in the School of Educa on. Pasadena City Community College (2012): In 2012, recorded 25 tackles, including 11 solo, 4.5 for a loss and two sacks for a loss of 10 yards, in 10 games … Coach: Fred Fimbres … High School: 2011 Pasadena Prep Sports All-Mission Second Team Trevon Trejo selec on a er recording recorded 35 tackles, including 25 solo and 11 sacks, Defensive Line • 6-5 • 240 recovering one fumble and forcing one quarterback hurry … Helped lead his team Long Beach, Calif. • Milikan HS • Golden West College to 9-3 record his senior season … As a junior, posted 13 tackles, including seven Golden West College: In 2012, recorded 18 tackles, including seven solo and three solo and two sacks, and forced one fumble … High school coach: Jim Bonds … sacks for a loss of 18 yards … In 2011, he totaled 18 tackles including 11 solo, 5.5 Personal: Enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences. tackles for a loss of 28 yards and fi ve sacks for a loss of 27 yards … Golden West College Head Coach: Nick Mitchell … High school: Registered 18 tackles, including 16 solo and 5.5 sacks, forced one fumble and had six quarterback hurries as a Jamar McGloster senior … As a junior, played wide receiver and defensive back, recording one Offensive Line • 6-7 • 303 recep on for 13 yards, and notching 11 tackles, including eight solo … High Hillside, N.J. • Saint Anthony’s HS school coach: Kirk Diego … Personal: Born in February 1992 … Son of Gayke a High School: Played varsity football for two years … Helped lead the Friars to McClendon. an 8-3 record … Also led the Friars to the NJSIAA Tournament Group 1 Non- Public Semifi nal Round in his senior year … Coach: Sean Fallon … Personal: Son of Horore McGloster and Yolanda Hickman … Majoring in communica on and Austin Wilson rhetorical studies. Quarterback • 6-3 • 211 Camp Hill, Pa. • East Pennsboro HS Kendall Moore High School: 2012 PrepStar All-East Region selec on … 2012 Chesapeake Bowl All- Offensive Line • 6-6 • 250 Star selec on … 2011 and 2012 all-conference and all-county selec on … Named Chicago, Ill. • Neal F. Simeon HS the No. 43 Recruit in Pennsylvania and a 2012 Class AAA Honorable Men on by The Patriot-News … Team captain as a senior and completed 111-of-202 passes for High School: 2012 Chicago Tribune All-State Second Team … Chicago Tribune Top 1,800 yards and 25 touchdowns and rushed for 305 yards on 70 carries and four 50 Illinois Player … Ranked the 22nd player in Illinois by ESPN/Scout.com … Led touchdowns … Career sta s cs: 253-of-425 for 4,125 yards and 50 touchdowns team to the quarterfi nals of 2012 Class 8A Illinois High School Playoff s … Coach: … Coach: Todd Stuter … Personal: Aus n James Wilson … Born in March 1995 … Dante Culbreath … Personal: Born in April 1995 … Son of Khem Davis … Enrolled Son of Mark and Becky Wilson … Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and in the College of Visual and Performing Arts. Human Dynamics. Alryk Perry Linebacker • 6-0 • 211 Corey Winfi eld Wide Receiver •6-1 • 180 Glenwood, Ala. • Glenwood School St. Louis, Mo. • Riverview Garden HS High School: 2012 Alabama Sports Writers Associa on All-State honorable High School: Rated as the 20th-best player in Missouri Rivals.com and 23rd by men on selec on and Opelika-Auburn News All-Area Defensive Second Team ESPN/Scout.com … Ranked the 16th-best recruit in Missouri by the St. Louis Post- honoree … Named to 2013 NUC Top Prospect-Developmental Outstanding Dispatch … As a senior recorded 18 catches for 389 yards and nine touchdowns, Performance List … Played in NUC Underclassmen All-American game (South and returned six kickoff s for touchdowns … As a junior, caught 27 passes for 510 team) … Helped lead Glenwood to a 7-4 record as a senior … In 2012, recorded and scored a team-high nine touchdowns … As a sophomore, had 16 catches for 39 tackles, including 12 for a loss and six sacks … High school coach: Jason Allen 323 yards and three touchdowns … Coach: Kenrick Walker … Personal: Born in … Also competed in wrestling … Personal: Son of D’Borra and Willie Perry … September 1994 … Son of Tina Winfi eld … Enrolled in the College of Visual and Enrolled in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. Performing Arts. Tyler Provo Tight End • 6-0 • 246 West Palm Beach, Fla. • American Heritage HS High School: Selected for the 2012 Semper Fidelis All-American Game … Selected for 2012 Florida-Georgia All-Star Game … Ranked fi h by ESPN/Scout.com in the Top 100 Fullbacks … Ranked 20th on Palm Beach Post PBGame me Big Board … 2012 PrepStar All-Southeast Regional … Led team to 2012 FHSAA Class 3A Regional Semifi nals … Led 2011 team to Class 3A Florida State Championship … High school coach: Stacey Sizemore … Personal: Born in April 1994 … Son of Sam Provo and Terry Michaud … Brother, Nick, is Syracuse’s career leader for recep ons by a ght end (2009-11) … Enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 57 2013 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School/Junior College/Prep School) 53 Albrecht, Lucas DT Sr. 6-2 258 Hudson Falls, NY (Hudson Falls) 50 Aliyu, Femi LB Sr. 5-11 228 Baldwin, NY (Baldwin) 8 Allen, Drew QB Sr. 6-5 226 San Antonio, TX (Alamo Heights/) 34 ** Ameen-Moore Adonis FB Jr. 5-11 241 Denver, CO (Mullen) 9 *** Anderson, Ri’Shard CB Sr. 6-0 190 Miramar, FL (American Heritage) 64 Anyaegbunam, Daniel OT Sr. 6-3 290 Schenectady, NY (Albany Academy) 5 Arciniega, Luke LB Jr. 6-2 241 Sparks, NV (Dade Chris an/Sierra College) 83 Avant, Sean WR Fr. 5-10 183 Miramar, FL (Miramar) 86 Ba en, PJ TE Fr. 6-3 218 Miami, FL (Dade Chris an) 96 *** Bromley, Jay DT Sr. 6-4 285 Jamaica, NY (Flushing) 1 * Broyld, Ashton RB So. 6-4 221 Henrie a, NY (Rush Henrie a/Milford Academy) 32 Burke, Travon FB Jr. 6-1 245 Syracuse, NY (Corcoran) 73 Burton, Jon OL Fr. 6-6 317 Spotsylvania, VA (Courtland/Fork Union Military Academy) 18 * Clark, Christopher WR Sr. 5-11 160 Los Angeles, CA (Venice/East LA College) 31 ** Cleveland, Clay FB Sr. 6-1 230 Boxford, MA (Phillips Academy) 41 *** Coker, Lewellyn LB Sr. 6-1 230 Warren, OH (Warren G. Harding) 55 Coleman, Marcus NT RF 6-1 266 Voorhees, NJ (Camden Catholic) 82 Cornelius III, Alvin WR RF 6-1 187 Staten Island, NY (To enville) 52 ** Crume, Eric NT Jr. 6-0 305 Detroit, MI (Detroit Central) 35 ** Davis, Dyshawn LB Jr. 6-2 220 Woodbury, NJ (Woodbury/Milford Academy) 6 ** Desir, Ritchy SS Jr. 5-11 187 North Miami Beach, FL (North Miami Beach) 92 Dixon, Riley K/P So. 6-5 208 Blossvale, NY (Chris an Brothers Academy) 78 Emerich, Jason C RF 6-3 280 New Ringgold, PA (Blue Mountain) 3 * Eskridge, Durell FS So. 6-3 207 Miami, FL (Miami Central) 20 Es me, Brisly WR Fr. 5-9 176 Delray Beach, FL (Atlan c Community) 46 ** Fisher, Jonathan P Jr. 6-1 209 Oakfi eld, NY (Oakfi eld- Alabama Central) 22 ** Flemming, Adrian WR Sr. 6-3 200 Ashburn, VA (Broad Run) 72 * Foy, Ivan OG So. 6-4 313 Brooklyn, NY (Fort Hamilton) 2 Funderburk, Quinta WR Jr. 6-3 201 Norfolk, VA (Oscar F. Smith) 24 * George, Jaston CB So. 5-10 175 Chesapeake, VA (Oscar F. Smith) 42 Green, Jacob TE So. 6-1 245 Sea le, WA (Sea le Prep) 23 ** Gulley, Prince-Tyson RB Sr. 5-10 190 Akron, Ohio (Garfi eld Senior) 16 Hale, Keenan WR So. 6-2 190 Conyers, GA (The McCallie School) 71 Hayes, Alex OL Fr. 6-2 315 Ellenwood, GA (Tucker) 60 * Hickey, Sean OT Jr. 6-5 291 Murrysville, PA (Franklin Regional) 36 Hill, Macauley WR Jr. 6-0 205 Port Huron, MI (Port Huron Northern) 33 Hodge, Marquez LB Fr. 5-11 208 Miami, FL (Miami Central) 10 Hunt, Terrel QB So. 6-3 219 Rosedale, NY (Christ the King) 25 Jackson, Eric DB So. 5-7 160 Inglewood, CA (Pacifi c Palisades) 91 Johnson, Isaiah DL Fr. 6-5 291 New Castle, DE (Eastern Chris an Academy) 77 * Jones, Zian NT Sr. 6-4 311 Los Angeles, CA (Eagle Rock/West Los Angeles Community College) 18 Kelly, Darius DB Jr. 5-10 190 Sierra Vista, AZ (Buena Vista/Pima Community College) 3 Kimble, Mitch QB Fr. 6-3 195 Jerseyville, IL (Jersey Community) 14 Kinder, John QB Jr. 6-2 187 Inwood, NY (Lawrence) 27 Kirkland, Josh LB Jr. 6-2 204 Paxico, KS (St. Mary’s/Bulter Community College) 76 Knapp, Kyle OT RF 6-4 284 Kalamazoo, MI (Portage Central) 25 ** Kobena, Jeremiah WR Jr. 6-0 182 Harlem, NY (Cardinal Hayes/Milford Academy) 54 Kodua, Kennedy DE Jr. 6-1 220 Bronx, NY (A. Philip Randolph) 37 *** Krautman, Ross K Sr. 5-7 160 Franklin Lakes, NJ (Ramapo) 58 Laguerre, Hernz LB So. 6-0 220 Spring Valley, NY (Spring Valley) 67 Lasker, Michael OL So. 6-4 324 Corona, CA (San ago/Riverside City College) 84 Lewis, Ben WR RF 6-2 194 Middletown, MD (Middletown) 17 *** Loeb, Charley QB Sr. 6-4 219 Hollis, NH (Lawrence Academy) 8 *** Lyn, Keon CB Sr. 6-1 201 Miramar, FL (Miramar) 38 ** Lynch, Cameron LB Jr. 5-11 230 Lawrenceville, GA (Brookwood)

58 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School/Junior College/Prep School) 59 *** MacPherson, Macky C Sr. 6-2 290 Syracuse, NY (Chris an Brothers Academy) 95 Manley, Josh DE RF 6-2 269 College Park, GA (Milton) 92 Marona, Tyler DL So. 6-4 258 Pasadena, CA (St. Francis/Pasadena City College) 40 * McCarrell, Zachary LB Sr. 5-11 202 Orlando, FL (Lake Highland) 29 McFarlane, Devante RB RF 6-0 201 Wheatley Heights, NY (Half Hollow Hills West) 65 McGloster, Jamar OL Fr. 6-7 303 Hillside, NJ (Saint Anthony’s) 56 Miller, John OL So. 6-2 308 Carson, CA (Redondo Union/Los Angeles Harbor College) 26 Mims, Josh DB Jr. 6-0 187 Syracuse, NY (No ngham/Buff alo State) 69 Mitsuuchi, Keith LS So. 5-10 228 Torrance, CA (South Torrance) 98 Moore, Kendall OL Fr. 6-6 250 Chicago, IL (Neal F. Simeon) 2 * Morgan, Wayne CB So. 5-10 197 Brooklyn, NY (Erasmus Hall Campus) 48 * Morris, Eric LS Sr. 5-10 220 Simi Valley, CA (Royal/SUNY Morrisville) 27 Morris II, George RB RF 6-0 203 Lawrenceville, GA (Central Gwinne ) 19 ** Nassib, Joe CB Sr. 5-9 180 Newtown Square, PA (The Haverford School) 12 * Norton, Ryan K So. 5-11 179 Garden City, NY (Garden City) 57 Palmer, Omari OG RF 6-2 309 Coram, NY (Longwood) 89 Parris, Josh TE RF 6-2 255 Stone Mountain, GA (Stephenson) 49 Perry, Alryk LB Fr. 6-0 211 Columbus, AL (Glenwood School) 80 Provo, Tyler TE Fr. 6-0 246 West Palm Beach, FL (American Heritage School) 97 Raymon, John DT So. 6-5 323 Richboro, PA (Council Rock North) 4 * Reddish, Brandon CB Jr. 5-11 186 Brooklyn, NY (Fort Hamilton) 30 * Rene, Steve RB Sr. 5-7 187 Brooklyn, NY (Canarsie) 93 ** Robinson, Micah DE Jr. 6-4 265 Cleveland, OH (John Adams) 68 Robinson, Nick OG So. 6-5 297 Baldwinsville, NY (C.W. Baker) 47 ** Rodgers, Sam LS Jr. 6-2 234 State College, PA (Mercersburg Academy) 43 Santos, Franklin WR Jr. 5-10 175 Providence, RI (Classical) 15 Scissum, Chauncey DB Fr. 6-1 199 West Henrie a, NY (Rush-Henrie a) 74 Shanley, Seamus C So. 6-1 266 Syracuse, NY (West Genesee) 51 * Simmons Jr., Donnie DE So. 6-2 250 Hartsdale, NY (Archbishop Stepinac) 99 Sloan, Ryan DT So. 6-2 330 Bellport, NY (Bellport) 45 ** Smith, Jerome RB Jr. 6-0 226 Bear, DE (Pencader Charter) 11 *** Spruill, Marquis LB Sr. 6-1 224 Hillside, NJ (Hillside/Fork Union Military Academy) 81 Thompson, Ron DE RF 6-4 268 Southfi eld, MI (Southfi eld) 39 Tobias, Greg RB Sr. 5-10 175 Sicklerville, NJ (St. Augus ne Prep) 87 Trejo, Trevon DL Jr. 6-5 240 Long Beach, CA (Milikan/Golden West Community College) 55 * Trudo, Rob OG So. 6-3 284 Farrell, PA (Farrell) 7 * Vigille, Oliver LB So. 6-2 220 Miami, FL (Miami Central) 85 ** Wales, Becke TE Sr. 6-3 255 Venice, FL (Venice) 90 Washington Jr., James LB RF 6-1 218 Winter Park, FL (Winter Park) 94 ** Welsh, Robert DE Jr. 6-3 256 Bay Shore, NY (Saint Anthony’s) 88 ** West, Jarrod WR Jr. 6-2 203 Bethlehem, PA (Liberty) 21 * Whigham, Julian CB So. 6-1 187 West Palm Beach, FL ( Dwyer) 28 *** Wilkes, Jeremi FS Sr. 5-9 179 Tampa, FL (Tampa Catholic) 5 Wilson, Aus n QB Fr. 6-3 211 Camp Hill, PA (East Pennsboro) 13 Winfi eld, Corey WR Fr. 6-1 180 St. Louis, MO (Riverview Gardens) 70 Wolf-Gould, Jesse OG Jr. 6-4 328 Oneonta, NY (Oneonta)

* Le ers won • Year indicates athle c eligibility

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Anyaegbunam, Daniel an-YEAG-buh-num Emrich, Jason EM-rick Spruill, Marquis SPROOL, mar-KEY-s Arciniega, Luke R-sin-eh-ga Funderburk, Quinta quin-TAY Vigille, Oliver VIGIL Broyld, Ashton broiled Loeb, Charley LOBE Crume, Eric CROOM Mitsuuchi, Keith MEET-sue-ooh-chee Desir, Ritchy deh-ZEER Rene, Steve reh-NAY

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 59 2013 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School/Junior College/Prep School) 1 * Broyld, Ashton RB So. 6-4 221 Henrie a, NY (Rush Henrie a/Milford Academy) 2 Funderburk, Quinta WR Jr. 6-3 201 Norfolk, VA (Oscar F. Smith) 2 * Morgan, Wayne CB So. 5-10 197 Brooklyn, NY (Erasmus Hall Campus) 3 * Eskridge, Durell FS So. 6-3 207 Miami, FL (Miami Central) 3 Kimble, Mitch QB Fr. 6-3 195 Jerseyville, IL (Jersey Community) 4 * Reddish, Brandon CB Jr. 5-11 186 Brooklyn, NY (Fort Hamilton) 5 Arciniega, Luke LB Jr. 6-2 241 Sparks, NV (Dade Chris an/Sierra College) 5 Wilson, Aus n QB Fr. 6-3 211 Camp Hill, PA (East Pennsboro) 6 ** Desir, Ritchy SS Jr. 5-11 187 North Miami Beach, FL (North Miami Beach) 7 * Vigille, Oliver LB So. 6-2 220 Miami, FL (Miami Central) 8 Allen, Drew QB Sr. 6-5 226 San Antonio, TX (Alamo Heights/University of Oklahoma) 8 *** Lyn, Keon CB Sr. 6-1 201 Miramar, FL (Miramar) 9 *** Anderson, Ri’Shard CB Sr. 6-0 190 Miramar, FL (American Heritage) 10 Hunt, Terrel QB So. 6-3 219 Rosedale, NY (Christ the King) 11 *** Spruill, Marquis LB Sr. 6-1 224 Hillside, NJ (Hillside/Fork Union Military Academy) 12 * Norton, Ryan K So. 5-11 179 Garden City, NY (Garden City) 13 Winfi eld, Corey WR Fr. 6-1 180 St. Louis, MO (Riverview Gardens) 14 Kinder, John QB Jr. 6-2 187 Inwood, NY (Lawrence) 15 Scissum, Chauncey DB Fr. 6-1 199 West Henrie a, NY (Rush-Henrie a) 16 Hale, Keenan WR So. 6-2 190 Conyers, GA (The McCallie School) 17 *** Loeb, Charley QB Sr. 6-4 219 Hollis, NH (Lawrence Academy) 18 * Clark, Christopher WR Sr. 5-11 160 Los Angeles, CA (Venice/East LA College) 18 Kelly, Darius DB Jr. 5-10 190 Sierra Vista, AZ (Buena Vista/Pima Community College) 19 ** Nassib, Joe CB Sr. 5-9 180 Newtown Square, PA (The Haverford School) 20 Es me, Brisly WR Fr. 5-9 176 Delray Beach, FL (Atlan c Community) 21 * Whigham, Julian CB So. 6-1 187 West Palm Beach, FL ( Dwyer) 22 ** Flemming, Adrian WR Sr. 6-3 200 Ashburn, VA (Broad Run) 23 ** Gulley, Prince-Tyson RB Sr. 5-10 190 Akron, Ohio (Garfi eld Senior) 24 * George, Jaston CB So. 5-10 175 Chesapeake, VA (Oscar F. Smith) 25 Jackson, Eric DB So. 5-7 160 Inglewood, CA (Pacifi c Palisades) 25 ** Kobena, Jeremiah WR Jr. 6-0 182 Harlem, NY (Cardinal Hayes/Milford Academy) 26 Mims, Josh DB Jr. 6-0 187 Syracuse, NY (No ngham/Buff alo State) 27 Kirkland, Josh LB Jr. 6-2 204 Paxico, KS (St. Mary’s/Bulter Community College) 27 Morris II, George RB RF 6-0 203 Lawrenceville, GA (Central Gwinne ) 28 *** Wilkes, Jeremi FS Sr. 5-9 179 Tampa, FL (Tampa Catholic) 29 McFarlane, Devante RB RF 6-0 201 Wheatley Heights, NY (Half Hollow Hills West) 30 * Rene, Steve RB Sr. 5-7 187 Brooklyn, NY (Canarsie) 31 ** Cleveland, Clay FB Sr. 6-1 230 Boxford, MA (Phillips Academy) 32 Burke, Travon FB Jr. 6-1 245 Syracuse, NY (Corcoran) 33 Hodge, Marquez LB Fr. 5-11 208 Miami, FL (Miami Central) 34 ** Ameen-Moore Adonis FB Jr. 5-11 241 Denver, CO (Mullen) 35 ** Davis, Dyshawn LB Jr. 6-2 220 Woodbury, NJ (Woodbury/Milford Academy) 36 Hill, Macauley WR Jr. 6-0 205 Port Huron, MI (Port Huron Northern) 37 *** Krautman, Ross K Sr. 5-7 160 Franklin Lakes, NJ (Ramapo) 38 ** Lynch, Cameron LB Jr. 5-11 230 Lawrenceville, GA (Brookwood) 39 Tobias, Greg RB Sr. 5-10 175 Sicklerville, NJ (St. Augus ne Prep) 40 * McCarrell, Zachary LB Sr. 5-11 201 Orlando, FL (Lake Highland) 41 *** Coker, Lewellyn LB Sr. 6-1 230 Warren, OH (Warren G. Harding) 42 Green, Jacob TE So. 6-1 245 Sea le, WA (Sea le Prep) 43 Santos, Franklin WR Jr. 5-10 175 Providence, RI (Classical) 45 ** Smith, Jerome RB Jr. 6-0 226 Bear, DE (Pencader Charter) 46 ** Fisher, Jonathan P Jr. 6-1 209 Oakfi eld, NY (Oakfi eld- Alabama Central) 47 ** Rodgers, Sam LS Jr. 6-2 234 State College, PA (Mercersburg Academy) 48 * Morris, Eric LS Sr. 5-10 220 Simi Valley, CA (Royal/SUNY Morrisville) 49 Perry, Alryk LB Fr. 6-0 211 Columbus, AL (Glenwood School)

60 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School/Junior College/Prep School) 50 Aliyu, Femi LB Sr. 5-11 228 Baldwin, NY (Baldwin) 51 * Simmons Jr., Donnie DE So. 6-2 250 Hartsdale, NY (Archbishop Stepinac) 52 ** Crume, Eric NT Jr. 6-0 305 Detroit, MI (Detroit Central) 53 Albrecht, Lucas DT Sr. 6-2 258 Hudson Falls, NY (Hudson Falls) 54 Kodua, Kennedy DE Jr. 6-1 220 Bronx, NY (A. Philip Randolph) 55 Coleman, Marcus NT RF 6-1 266 Voorhees, NJ (Camden Catholic) 55 * Trudo, Rob OG So. 6-3 284 Farrell, PA (Farrell) 56 Miller, John OL So. 6-2 308 Carson, CA (Redondo Union/Los Angeles Harbor College) 57 Palmer, Omari OG RF 6-2 309 Coram, NY (Longwood) 58 Laguerre, Hernz LB So. 6-0 220 Spring Valley, NY (Spring Valley) 59 *** MacPherson, Macky C Sr. 6-2 290 Syracuse, NY (Chris an Brothers Academy) 60 * Hickey, Sean OT Jr. 6-5 291 Murrysville, PA (Franklin Regional) 64 Anyaegbunam, Daniel OT Sr. 6-3 290 Schenectady, NY (Albany Academy) 65 McGloster, Jamar OL Fr. 6-7 303 Hillside, NJ (Saint Anthony’s) 67 Lasker, Michael OL So. 6-4 324 Corona, CA (San ago/Riverside City College) 68 Robinson, Nick OG So. 6-5 297 Baldwinsville, NY (C.W. Baker) 69 Mitsuuchi, Keith LS So. 5-10 221 Torrance, CA (South Torrance) 70 Wolf-Gould, Jesse OG Jr. 6-4 328 Oneonta, NY (Oneonta) 71 Hayes, Alex OL Fr. 6-2 315 Ellenwood, GA (Tucker) 72 * Foy, Ivan OG So. 6-4 313 Brooklyn, NY (Fort Hamilton) 73 Burton, Jon OL Fr. 6-6 317 Spotsylvania, VA (Courtland/Fork Union Military Academy) 74 Shanley, Seamus C So. 6-1 266 Syracuse, NY (West Genesee) 76 Knapp, Kyle OT RF 6-4 284 Kalamazoo, MI (Portage Central) 77 * Jones, Zian NT Sr. 6-4 311 Los Angeles, CA (Eagle Rock/West Los Angeles Community College) 78 Emerich, Jason C RF 6-3 280 New Ringgold, PA (Blue Mountain) 80 Provo, Tyler TE Fr. 6-0 243 West Palm Beach, FL (American Heritage School) 81 Thompson, Ron DE RF 6-4 268 Southfi eld, MI (Southfi eld) 82 Cornelius III, Alvin WR RF 6-1 187 Staten Island, NY (To enville) 83 Avant, Sean WR Fr. 5-10 183 Miramar, FL (Miramar) 84 Lewis, Ben WR RF 6-2 194 Middletown, MD (Middletown) 85 ** Wales, Becke TE Sr. 6-3 255 Venice, FL (Venice) 86 Ba en, PJ TE Fr. 6-3 218 Miami, FL (Dade Chris an) 87 Trejo, Trevon DL Jr. 6-5 240 Long Beach, CA (Milikan/Golden West Community College) 88 ** West, Jarrod WR Jr. 6-2 203 Bethlehem, PA (Liberty) 89 Parris, Josh TE RF 6-2 255 Stone Mountain, GA (Stephenson) 90 Washington Jr., James LB RF 6-1 218 Winter Park, FL (Winter Park) 91 Johnson, Isaiah DL Fr. 6-5 291 New Castle, DE (Eastern Chris an Academy) 92 Dixon, Riley K/P So. 6-5 208 Blossvale, NY (Chris an Brothers Academy) 92 Marona, Tyler DL So. 6-4 258 Pasadena, CA (St. Francis/Pasadena City College) 93 ** Robinson, Micah DE Jr. 6-4 265 Cleveland, OH (John Adams) 94 ** Welsh, Robert DE Jr. 6-3 256 Bay Shore, NY (Saint Anthony’s) 95 Manley, Josh DE RF 6-2 269 College Park, GA (Milton) 96 *** Bromley, Jay DT Sr. 6-4 285 Jamaica, NY (Flushing) 97 Raymon, John DT So. 6-5 323 Richboro, PA (Council Rock North) 98 Moore, Kendall OL Fr. 6-6 250 Chicago, IL (Neal F. Simeon) 99 Sloan, Ryan DT So. 6-2 326 Bellport, NY (Bellport)

* Le ers won • Year indicates athle c eligibility

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Anyaegbunam, Daniel an-YEAG-buh-num Emrich, Jason EM-rick Spruill, Marquis SPROOL, mar-KEY-s Arciniega, Luke R-sin-eh-ga Funderburk, Quinta quin-TAY Vigille, Oliver VIGIL Broyld, Ashton broiled Loeb, Charley LOBE Crume, Eric CROOM Mitsuuchi, Keith MEET-sue-ooh-chee Desir, Ritchy deh-ZEER Rene, Steve reh-NAY

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 61 2013 COACHING STAFF Scott Shafer Head Coach Baldwin-Wallace University ‘90 • Indiana University (MS) ‘93 Coaching Accomplishments • At Syracuse, has coached 10 All-BIG EAST selections (2012: Shamarko Thomas, Brandon Sharpe; 2011: Chandler Jones, Marquis Spruill, Phillip Thomas; 2010: Doug Hogue, Chandler Jones, Derrell Smith; 2009: Arthur Jones, Derrell Smith). • In 22 years, he has coached 32 all-conference performers, including four All-Americans. Meet Coach Shafer • In 2012, the Orange defense ranked sixth na onally and led Personal the BIG EAST in tackles for loss. • 2010 AFCA National Assistant Coach of the Year nominee. • A na ve on Painesville, Ohio • He and his wife, Missy • Under Shafer’s direction, 2010 SU defense ranked seventh have a son, Wolfgang and a nationally. daughter, Elsa • Helped the 2010 SU defense advance in rankings in total Education defense (7th from 37th), fi rst downs allowed (12th from • A graduate of Riverside High 27th), pass defense (10th from 85th), pass effi ciency School in Painesville, Ohio defense (14th from 113th) and scoring defense (13th from • Baldwin-Wallace College ‘90 81st). • Indiana (MS) ‘93 • Directed the 2009 Orange defense which improved in the national statistical rankings in third down defense (28th Coaching Experience from 117th), first downs allowed (27th from 104th), total Syracuse 2009 - present defense (37th from 114th) and sacks (6th from 100th). Head Coach 2013-present • In 2009, mentored fifth-round NFL draft selection Arthur Defensive Coordinator 2012 Jones, who set the SU record for tackles by a down lineman. Defensive Coordinator/ • In 2007, his defense at Stanford improved in every NCAA Secondary 2011 sta s cal category from the previous season. Defensive Coordinator 2009-10 • He played a key role in one of the biggest turnarounds in Michigan 2008 Western Michigan history, as the team went from 1-11 in 2004 to 7-4 in 2005 and 8-4 in 2006. Defensive Coordinator • In 2006, his defensive unit at WMU led the na on in intercep ons (24) and sacks (46), and fi nished sixth in run Stanford 2007 defense, seventh in turnover margin, 11th in total defense, and 14th in opponent third down conversions. Assistant Head Coach/ • In 2006, his Broncos defense set a Mid-American Conference record for fewest rushing yards allowed per game Defensive Coordinator (76.1 ypg). Western Michigan 2005-06 • In 2006, he was nominated for the as the na on’s top assistant coach. Defensive Coordinator/ • In 2003, Northern Illinois ranked third na onally in intercep ons (23) and in the top three in every defensive Defensive Backs category and in 2002, his defense led the MAC in every defensive category. Illinois 2004 • In 1995, he helped lead Rhode Island to the New England Division tle. Defensive Backs Northern Illinois 1996-03 Playing Accomplishments Defensive Coordinator/ • Played one season at Ohio University (1985). Defensive Backs • Transferred to Baldwin-Wallace (1986-90) where he was the quarterback for an off ense that ranked 17th Rhode Island 1993-95 na onally in pass effi ciency. Secondary Coach • Baldwin-Wallace team captain. Indiana 1991-92 Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Graduate Assistant Coach • 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse • 2012 BIG EAST co-Champions, Syracuse • 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse • 2006 Interna onal Bowl, Western Michigan • 2002 MAC West Division Champions, Northern Illinois • 2001 MAC West Division Champion, Northern Illinois • 1995 New England Division Champions, University of Rhode Island “ I am excited about the tremendous opportunity for Coach Shafer and Syracuse University. Scott is hard working, enthusiastic and of high character. Great things will happen with Shafe. He and his family will continue the rich and great Syracuse tradition.” Head Coach

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“ Scott Shafer is an experienced, intelligent, motivating coach who has dedicated his life to coaching and developing college student-athletes. His commitment to developing the total student-athlete is unmatched. We have all seen the att itude of his The Shafer family – defense which consists Missy, Scott, Wolfgang and Elsa. of unity, toughness and Prominent Players Coached persistence. He is a • Syracuse: brilliant coach, a tireless Arthur Jones (2010 NFL fi h-round dra selec on by the Bal more Ravens) worker and a relentless Doug Hogue (2011 NFL fi h-round dra selec on by the ) recruiter who believes Chandler Jones (2012 NFL fi rst-round dra selec on – 21st overall pick – by the New England Patriots) Phillip Thomas (2012 free agent signee) that we can create a Shamarko Thomas (2013 NFL fourth-round selec on by the Pi sburgh Steelers) sustainable championship • Michigan: culture. I am convinced Morgan Trent (NFL sixth-round dra selec on by the Cincinna Bengals) • Western Michigan: Coach Shafer will Louis Delmas (2009 NFL second-round dra selec on by the Detroit Lions) successfully carry the E.J Biggers (2009 seventh-round dra selec on by the ) torch of the Syracuse • Illinois: (2005 NFL second-round dra selec on by the Indianapolis Colts) football legacy.” Dr. Daryl Gross “ Scott Shafer brings enthusiasm to teaching Syracuse University Director of Athletics young men to be excited about the game of football and play it the right way. He is going “As a Syracuse lett erwinner, to make it an environment that’s fun to be I am proud to have Scott in – the coaches are going to love to come to Shafer leading the work every day and the players are going to football program. He is a love to come to practice every day. I think person of high integrity the results of that will show when people who cares about the are watching the games, the team and their student-athletes and their unity. They will know that it starts from the development on and off the top. It will be an exciting, fun environment for fi eld. Scott has proven his everyone. expertise as a defensive “Coach Shafer believes in keeping it simple, coordinator and is ready having guys play fast and with a lot of to lead the program. I wish emotion. Everything is about passion and him all the best as the head enjoying the game, the camaraderie and guys coach of the Orange.” playing together. That is what Scott ’s about Doug Marrone ‘91 and I think it’s going to transfer onto the Buff alo Bills Head Coach fi eld.” David Shaw Stanford University Head Coach

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 63 2013 COACHING STAFF George McDonald Associate Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ‘99 Coaching Accomplishments • In 2004, mentored Stanford tight end Alex Smith, who was a finalist for the Mackey Award. • In 2005, coached MAC Offensive Player of the Year, co-MAC Most Valuable Player and Biletnikoff Award semifinalist Greg Jennings. • Has developed 10 collegiate wide receivers who played in the NFL. • In 2012, named one of the top 25 recruiters in the nation by Meet Coach McDonald Rivals.com. Personal • In 2011, coached Miami receiver Tommy Streeter, who led the •A na ve of Buena Park, Calif. ACC in yards per catch (17.6). • In 2011, mentored Travis Benjamin, who ranked sixth on Miami’s Education career receiving yards (2,146) and receptions (131) record lists. • A graduate of Buena Park High • In 2007-08, coached 2008 All-Big Ten receiver Eric Decker, who School in Buena Park, Calif. finished his career as Minnesota’s career leader in receptions and • University of Illinois at receiving yards and Ernie Wheelright, who ranks in the top five Urbana- Champaign (health receivers in school history. planning and administra on) ‘99 • In 2001-03, worked with P.J Fleck, who ranked third in history in career receptions (179) and fourth in receiving yards (2,162) and Coaching Experience was recently named the head coach at Western Michigan. Syracuse 2013 - present • In 2001, developed second-team All-MAC performer Darrell Hill, Associate Head Coach/ and Sam Hurd and Dan Sheldon, who both set receiving records Off ensive Coordinator at Northern Illinois. Miami 2011-12 Wide Receivers/ Passing Playing Accomplishments Game Coordinator 2012 • Four-year le erwinner as a receiver at Illinois (1995-98) Wide Receivers 2011 • Led Big Ten in kick off return average 2009-10 • Two-sport athlete at Illinois Wide Receivers • Earned All-Big Ten honors in track & fi eld Minnesota 2007-08 • Set a school-record in the 60-meter dash (6.74), winning the Big Ten tle Wide Receivers Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Western Michigan 2005-06 Off ensive Coordinator/ • 2008 Insight Bowl, Wide Receivers • 2007 Interna onal Bowl, Western Michigan University Stanford 2004 Prominent Players Coached Tight Ends • Western Michigan: Northern Illinois 2001-03 Greg Jennings (2006 NFL second-round dra selec on, Green Bay Packer) Wide Receivers Tony Scheffl er (2006 NFL second-round dra selec on, Denver Broncos) Bucknell 2001 • University of Minnesota: (Spring) Wide Receivers Eric Decker (2010 NFL third-round dra selec on, Denver Broncos) Ball State 2000 Ernie Wheelright (2008 Bal more Ravens free agent signee) Graduate Assistant • Stanford: Alex Smith (2005 NFL third-round dra selec on, Tampa Bay Buccaneers) • Northern Illinois: PJ Fleck (2004 San Francisco 49ers free agent signee) Danny Sheldon (2006 free agent signee) Mike Turner (2004 NFL fi h-round dra selec on, San Diego Chargers) Darrell Hill (2002 NFL seventh-round dra pick, ) • Miami: Tommy Streeter (2012 NFL sixth-round dra selec on, Bal more Ravens) Travis Benjamin (2012 NFL fourth-round dra selec on, Cleveland Browns LaRon Byrd (2012 free agent signee)

64 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 COACHING STAFF Chuck Bullough Defensive Coordinator Michigan State University ‘92 Coaching Accomplishments • A veteran coach of the National Football League and college football, Bullough has coached every position on the defensive side of the ball and the offensive line. • During his coaching tenure, he has been a part of very successful football teams and programs, including eight college bowl teams and six NFL playoff games. Meet Coach Bullough • Player development is a key to his success and philosophy. During Personal his 17-year career, he has mentored seven NFL Pro Bowl players and • Bullough and his wife, three alternates, five collegiate All-Americans, three All-Pac 12 true Nicole, have two daughters, freshmen and numerous collegiate players who played in the NFL. Chloe and Annika Playing Accomplishments Education • 1991 Butkus award semi-fi nalist • A 1986 Graduate of Orchard • 1993-94 Miami Dolphins, Linebacker Park High School in Buff alo, N.Y. • Selected by Philadelphia Eagles in 1992 NFL Dra • Michigan State University • Four year le er winner at Michigan State University (physical educa on and • 1990 and 1991 All-Big Ten selec on exercise science) ‘92 • 1991 All-America Second Team selec on • Set the Michigan State single-season tackles record (175) and is Coaching Experience also third on the list (164) Syracuse 2013 - present Defensive Coordinator Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Cleveland Browns 2011-12 • 2009 EagleBank Bowl Champions, UCLA Linebackers • 2006 Emerald Bowl, UCLA • 2007 Las Vegas Bowl Champions, UCLA UCLA 2009-10 Defensive Coordinator • 1997 Aloha Bowl, UCLA UCLA 2006-08 Championships and Bowl Games as a Player Linebackers • 1990 Big Ten Champions Western Michigan 2005 • 1990 John Hancock Bowl Champions Linebackers • 1989 Aloha Bowl Champions Lake Forest 2004 • 1988 Gator Bowl Champions Linebackers/Special Teams • 1987 Rose Bowl Champions Coordinator • 1987 Big Ten Champions Chicago Bears 1999-03 Defensive Backs 2003 Prominent Players Coached Defensive Line 2002 • Chicago Bears: Linebackers 1999-01 Brain Urlacher (Eight- me Pro Bowl selec on; 2000 NFL Michigan State 1997-98 Defensive Rookie of the Year) Off ensive Line 1998 Lance Briggs (Seven- me Pro Bowl selec on) Defensive Backs 1997 Mike Brown (2005 Pro Bowl selec on) ( selec on) Glyn Milburn (Two- me Pro Bowl selec on) (Two- me Pro Bowl selec on) (Four- me Pro Bowl selec on) Alex Brown (2005 Pro Bowl alternate) • Cleveland Browns: D’Qwell Jackson ( alternate) • UCLA: Brian Price (Pac-10 Player of the Year; 2010 NFL second round selec on, Tampa Bay) Rahim Moore (All-American, 2011 NFL second-round selec on, Denver) (All-American, 2010 NFL fourth-round selec on, Tennessee) Akeem Ayers (All-American, 2011 NFL second-round selec on, Tennessee) Datone Jones (All-American, 2013 NFL fi rst-round selec on, Green Bay) Owamagbe Odighizuwa (All-PAC 12 selec on) Jordan Zumwalt (All-PAC 12 selec on) The Bullough family – Nicole, Chuck, Cassius Marsh (All-PAC 12 selec on) Chloe and Annika • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 65 2013 COACHING STAFF Tim Daoust Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line/ Special Teams Coordinator Wittenberg University ‘01 Coaching Accomplishments • Coached Chandler Jones, an All-BIG EAST First Team performer and 2012 NFL Dra fi rst round selec on. • In 2012, the SU defense ranked sixth na onally in tackles for loss per game. • In 2011, Orange defense ranked 28th na onally in sacks Meet Coach Daoust per game. Personal • In 2010, he mentored Sean Murnane, a third-team All- • A na ve of Toledo, Ohio MAC selec on. • He and his wife, Jennifer, • In 2008, coached All-MAC First Team safety Louis have a daughter, Leona. Delmas and All-MAC Second Team honorees EJ Biggers Education and Londen Fryar. • A 1997 graduate of Central • In 2007, mentored All-MAC First Team cornerback Catholic High School in Londen Fryar and All-MAC Second Team safety Louis Toledo, Ohio Delmas. • Wi enberg University ‘01 • In 2006 at Western Michigan, the Bronco defense led (history), MS ‘07 the na on in intercep ons (24), sacks (46) and fi nished sixth in run defense, seventh in turnover margin, 11th Coaching Experience in total defense and 14th in opponent third down conversions. WMU also broke a 33-year old a Mid-American Syracuse 2013 - present Conference record by allowing just 76.1 rushing yards per game. Assistant Head Coach/ Playing Accomplishments Defensive Line/Special Teams • Played defensive end for four seasons at Wi enberg University. Coordinator 2013-present Defensive Line 2012 • 2001 All-North Coast Athle c Conference First Team selec on. Defensive Ends 2010-11 • 2000 All-North Coast Athle c Conference Second Team selec on. • Wi enberg was 45-5 during Daoust’s tenure, and advanced to the Division III playoff s each season. Western Michigan 2006-09 Secondary 2007-09 • Second on Wi enberg’s career sacks record list (27.5). Defensive Line 2006 Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Central Michigan 2010 • 2012 Pinstripe Bowl, Syracuse Defensive Line • 2012 BIG EAST co-Champions, Syracuse Cincinna 2005 • 2008 Texas Bowl, Western Michigan Graduate Assistant • 2006 Interna onal Bowl, Western Michigan Illinois State 2004 Championships and Bowl Games as a Player • 2003 NCAA Division III Playoff s, quarterfi nals Northern Illinois 2002-03 • 2000 NCAA Division III playoff s, quarterfi nals Graduate Assistant • 1999 NCAA Division III playoff s • 1998 NCAA Division III playoff s, quarterfi nals Prominent Players Coached • Syracuse: Chandler Jones (2012 NFL Dra fi rst round selec on, New England Patriots) • Western Michigan: Louis Delmas (2009 NFL second-round dra selec on, Detroit Lions); E.J Biggers (2009 NFL seventh-round dra selec on, Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

The Daoust family –Jennifer and Tim

66 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 COACHING STAFF Clark Lea Linebackers Vanderbilt University ‘04, MS ‘07

Coaching Accomplishments • Has mentored one All-American and four all-conference selections. • In 2012, the Bowling Green defense ranked seventh nationally. • 2012 FootballScoop.com Linebackers Coach of the Year finalist • In 2009, the UCLA defense ranked third in the Pac-10. Meet Coach Lea Playing Accomplishments Personal • Member of the 2001 Birmingham-Southern College baseball • He and his wife, Allison, have team that won the NAIA World Series a son, Clark III. • Baseball letterwinner at Belmont University (2002) • Three year football letterwinner at Vanderbilt University (2002-04) Education • A graduate of Montgomery Bell Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Academy in Nashville, Tenn. • 2012 Military Bowl, Bowling Green • Vanderbilt University (poli cal science), 2004 and • 2011 Pac-12 South Champions, UCLA MS (poli cal science), 2007 • 2011 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, UCLA • 2009 Eagle Bowl Champions, UCLA Coaching Experience • 2007 Great West Conference Champions, South Dakota State Syracuse 2013 - present Linebackers Prominent Players Coached • UCLA: Bowling Green 2012 Akeem Ayers (2010 NFL second-round dra selec on, Tennesse) Linebackers Kyle Bosworth (2010 free agent signee) UCLA 2009-11 Linebackers South Dakota 2007-08 Linebackers/Recrui ng Coordinator UCLA 2006 Graduate Assistant (Linebackers) UCLA 2005 Defensive Intern Vanderbilt 2005 Off ensive Graduate Assistant

The Lea family –Allison, Clark III and Clark II

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 67 2013 COACHING STAFF Tim Lester Quarterbacks Western Michigan University ‘00, MS ‘07 Coaching Accomplishments • 2012 College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) Coach of the Year after leading the Bluejays to their first NCAA Playoff appearance in school history. • Led Elmhurst to 2012 CCIW championship, the program’s first since 1980. • In 2012, mentored All-American and Gagliardi Trophy Award winner Meet Coach Lester Scottie Williams. Personal • From 2008-12, coached 33 all-conference players, including two All- • Wife, Dawn and sons Quinn, Americans and three Academic All-Americans. Cooper, Carter and Camden • In 2007, helped lead North Central to the CCIW championship, leading a defense that ranked in the top 20 in five defensive categories. Education • In 2005-06, coached quarterback Tim Hiller, who earned Mid- • A graduate of Wheaton American Conference (MAC) Freshman of the Year honors. Warrenville South High • 2004 Independent Football Alliance (IFA) Coach of the Year. School in Wheaton, Ill. • In 2002-03, led the Elmhurst offense that broke 11 school records. • Western Michigan University (mathema cs), 2000 Playing Accomplishments • Finished his Western Michigan career ranked fourth on the NCAA Coaching Experience passing yards record list (11,299 yards) and sixth on he NCAA Syracuse 2013 - present touchdowns record list (89) Quarterbacks • Set 17 statistical records at Western Michigan University Elmhurst 2008-12 • Held eight statistical records for Mid American Conference Head Coach/Off ensive • 2002 Arena Football League 2: Memphis Xplorers Coordinator • 2001 Arena Football League: Nashville Kats and Carolina Cobras North Central 2007 • 2001 XFL: Chicago Enforcers Defensive Coordinator/ • 1998 and 1999 Mid American Conference Player of the Year finalist Assistant Head Coach • 1994 Blue-Chip Illustrated All-American Western Michigan 2005-06 Quarterbacks Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Saint Joseph’s 2004 • 2012 CCIW Champions, Elmhurst College Head Coach/ • 2007 CCIW Champions, North Central College Off ensive Coordinator • 2006 International Bowl Elmhurst 2002-03 Off ensive Coordinator Prominent Players Coached • Tim Hiller (2010 Indianapolis Colts free agent signee)

The Lester family –Dawn, Tim, Quinn, Cooper, Carter and Camden

68 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 COACHING STAFF Rob Moore Wide Receivers Syracuse University ‘90 Coaching Accomplishments • Mentored 2012 unanimous All-BIG EAST First Team and 2011 All-BIG EAST Second Team receiver Alec Lemon, who set the SU recep ons records for a single-season (70) and career (201), ranks second on the all- me receiving yards record list (2,596) and is fourth on the career touchdown recep on record list (18). • Tutored receiver Marcus Sales, who ranks sixth in career Meet Coach Moore recep ons (132), seventh in career receiving yards (1,780) and Personal ed for sixth in career touchdowns (16). • In 1992, founded the Rob Moore Books and Ball Camp. • Born in September 1968 in Hempstead, NY • As a Freelance Consultant, trained four athletes that were • He has four children, selected in the fi rst round. including, three daughters, Playing Accomplishments Dakota, Savoy and Meadow, and a son, Satchel • Started as a wide receiver at Syracuse (1987-89). • Was a technical consultant • Set career receiving marks at Syracuse in yardage and for and appeared in the touchdowns. mo on picture, Jerry • First player in Syracuse history to surpass a 1,000 yards receiving Maguire in a single season. Education • Member of Syracuse’s All-Century Team. • A 1986 graduate of Hempstead • Earned Associated Press second team All-American Honors High School (Hempstead, NY) (1989). • Syracuse University • Earned Associated Press and Spor ng News honorable men on (sociology), 1990 All-American (1988). • Selected fi rst overall in 1990 NFL supplemental dra . Coaching Experience • Played in the NFL for 12 years (1990-95, New York Jets; 1995-02, Syracuse 2010 - present Arizona Cardinals). Wide Receivers • Selected for the NFL All-Rookie Team a er his fi rst season. Phoenix Junior College 2009 • Earned All-Pro Honors (1997). Wide Receivers • The Professional Football Writers Associated named him to its Montclair High School 2002-03 All-NFC Team. Wide Receivers Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach • 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse • 2012 BIG EAST co-Champions, Syracuse • 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse Championships and Bowl Games as a Player • 1997 NFL Pro Bowl, Arizona Cardinals • 1994 NFL Pro Bowl, New York Jets • 1987 Sugar Bowl, Syracuse • 1988 Hall of Fame Bowl Champions, Syracuse • 1989 Peach Bowl Champions, Syracuse Prominent Players Coached • Syracuse: Alec Lemon (2013 free agent signee) Marcus Sales (2013 free agent signee)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 69 2013 COACHING STAFF Pat Perles Offensive Line Michigan State University ‘87 Coaching Accomplishments • In 2010, the Kansas City Chiefs led the NFL in rushing (164.2 ypg) while running backs Thomas Jones and combined for 2.363 rushing yards, the fourth highest total in NFL history. • In 2007, the North Dakota State Bison were ranked sixth in Division IAA in scoring (39.5 ppg), eighth in rushing (235 ypg), and ninth in total off ense (463 ypg), and ranked fi rst in scoring and second in rushing in Meet Coach Perles the Great West Conference. Personal • In 2006, the North Dakota State Bison ranked fourth in Division IAA • He and his wife, Karen, have in scoring (35.1 ppg) and ninth in rushing (196 ypg) while leading the three children, Hannah, GWC in scoring, rushing, pass effi ciency, third down conversion and Joseph and Julia sacks allowed. • Father, George, was the • In 2001 and 2002, coached ght end Chris Baker, who set the MSU Michigan State head football record for recep ons by a ght end and earned second-team All- coach from 1982-1994 American honors. Baker was an All-Big Ten Honorable men on and Education was selected in the third round of the 2002 NFL Dra by the NY Jets. • Upper St. Clair High School • In 2000, Michigan State ranked among the NCAA leaders in net • Michigan State University pun ng average and kickoff return average. (marke ng/adver sing), 87 • In 1998 and 1999, the Tiger Cats off ensive line led the CFL in fewest sacks allowed while se ng the league record in 1999. The Tiger Cats Coaching Experience also led the CFL with 5.8 yards per carry. Syracuse 2013 - present • In 1997, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ off ense ranked fi rst in rushing Off ensive Line yards gained and third in number of sacks allowed in the CFL. Kansas City Chiefs 2010-11 Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Assistant Off ensive Line • 2010 AFC West Division Champions, Kansas City Chiefs Kansas City Chiefs 2009 • 2001 Silicon Valley Bowl Champions, Michigan State University Defensive Quality Control/ Assistant Linebackers • 1999 Champions, Hamilton Tigers (CFL) • 1998 Grey Cup, Hamilton Tigers (CFL) North Dakota 2005-08 Off ensive Coordinator Championships and Bowl Games as a Player North Dakota 2004 • 1985 Hall of Fame Bowl Run Game Coordinator • 1984 Cherry Bowl North Dakota 2003 Off ensive Line Prominent Players Coached • Michigan State: Michigan State 2001-02 Chris Baker ( 2002 NFL third-round dra Tight Ends selec on, NY Jets) Michigan State 2000 • North Dakota State: Tight Ends/Special Teams Tyler Roehl (2008 CoSIDA Academic Hamilton Tiger Cats 1998-1999 All-American First Team selec on) Off ensive Line Kole Heckendorf (2008 CoSIDA Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1997 Academic All-American First Team Off ensive Line selec on) 1994-96 Nick Compton (2008 CoSIDA Academic Off ensive Line All-American Second Team selec on) 1992-93 Assistant Coach Toledo 1989-91 Defensive Line The Perles family – Karen, Hannah, Pat, Julia and Joseph

70 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 COACHING STAFF Fred Reed Defensive Backs Mesa State College ‘94 • United States Sports Academy (MS) ‘02 Coaching Accomplishments • In 2010-12, developed All-MAC performer Travis Carrie, who fi nished sixth in the MAC in forced fumbles. • In 2008, Buff alo ranked fi rst in caused fumbles and ranked 43rd na onally in total defense, which was the program’s best since 1999. • At Buff alo, mentored 2008 and 2009 All-MAC performers Davonte Shannon and Mike Newton. Meet Coach Reed • In 2007, coached Detroit Lions defensive back Kenoy Kennedy, who Personal fi nished in the top 10 in tackles among NFC defensive backs. • He and his wife, Shannon, • In 2006, mentored Detroit Lions rookies Gerald Alexander, who have two children, Amare’ fi nished third on the NFL list for tackles by a rookie, and Daniel and Khamara Bullocks, who led NFC rookies in tackles. • In 2005, he coached All-American cornerback Dion Byrum, who Education was a semifi nalist for the Jim Thorpe Award, which honors the best • Thornton High School defensive back in college football. Byrum was also an All-MAC First • Mesa State College Team selec on and fi nished fi rst in the na on with three defensive (recrea on & leisure studies) ‘94 touchdowns and second with six intercep ons. • United States Sports Academy • In 2004, the University of Nebraska-Omaha ranked second in the (MS, sports management) ‘02 North Central Conference (NCC) in total defense, scoring defense and Coaching Experience led the league in forced turnovers. Syracuse 2013 - present • In 2003, the Nebraska-Omaha defense ranked fi h na onally with 31 Defensive Backs forced turnovers and second in the NCC in pass effi ciency defense. Ohio University 2010-12 • In 2000, the Nebraska-Omaha led the NCC in pass effi ciency defense. Corners/Punt Returns Playing Accomplishments University at Buff alo 2008-09 • Played free safety for Mesa State in 1991 and 1992. Defensive Coordinator/ Defensive Backs Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Detroit Lions 2006-07 • 2012, Independence Bowl Champions, Ohio University Defensive Assistant-Safe es • 2011, Idaho Potato Bowl Champions, Ohio University Ohio University 2005 • 2011, MAC Championship Game, Ohio University Corners/Punt Returns • 2010, Bowl, Ohio University Nebraska-Omaha 2003-04 • 2008, Interna onal Bowl, University of Buff alo Defensive Coordinator/ • 2008, MAC Champions, University of Buff alo Defensive Backs • 2004, North Central Conference Champions, University of Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-Omaha 2000-03 • 2000, North Central Conference Champions, University of Nebraska-Omaha Defensive Backs/Special Teams Prominent Players Coached Michigan Tech 1997-99 • Ohio University: Linebackers/Recrui ng Coordinator Julian Posey (2011 New York Jets free agent signee/Miami Dolphins) Minnesota-Morris 1996 • University at Buff alo: Secondary Coach Josh Thomas (2011 NFL Dra fi h-round selec on, Dallas South Dakota 1994-95 Cowboys) Secondary Coach • Nebraska-Omaha: Kenny Onatolu (2007 NFL undra ed free agent, played for the and the Carolina Panthers)

The Reed family – Khamara, Amare’, Fred and Shannon.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 71 2013 COACHING STAFF DeAndre Smith Running Backs Southwest Missouri State University ‘92 Coaching Accomplishments • In 14 years of collegiate coaching, Smith has mentored three All-Americans and nine 1,000-yard rushers. • In 2012, tutored All-Mountain West running back Kasey Carrier, who ranked 12th na onally with 122.4 yards per game. • In 2008, mentored second-team All-Mountain West selec on Rodney Ferguson (1,105 yards rushing). Meet Coach Smith • At Northern Illinois, coached three consecu ve All-Americans Personal who were MAC rushing champions in Michael Turner (2002, 2003), and Garre Wolfe (2004). Wolfe ranked fi h na onally • St. Louis, Missouri na ve • He and his wife, Lori, (1,656 yards) and was a 2007 NFL Dra selec on by the have two sons, Ryan and Chicago Bears Donovan, and a daughter, • In 1999, coached Indiana State’s Sheraton Fox, who was the Ashley fi rst Gateway Conference quarterback to rush for more than Education 1,000 yards. • A graduate of Berkeley High Playing Accomplishments School in St. Louis, Mo. • In 1993, led the Aix-en-provence Argonauts to the French • Southwest Missouri State University (communica ons) ‘92 League Championship and an undefeated season • Four year letterwinner and quarterback at Southwest Missouri Coaching Experience • 1990 All-America selection • 1990 Division IAA National Offensive Player of the Year Syracuse 2013 - present • Gateway Conference Offensive Player of the Decade (1985-95) Running Backs New Mexico 2012 Running Backs Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Illinois 2010-11 • 2011 Kra Fight Hunger Bowl Champions, Illinois Running Backs • 2010 Texas Bowl Champions, Illinois • 2004 Silicon Valley Bowl, Northern Illinois UNLV 2009 Running Backs Prominent Players Coached New Mexico 2008 • Northern Illinois: Running Backs Michael Turner (NFL fifth-round draft selection, San Diego Chargers) Miami (Ohio) 2005-07 Garret Wolfe (NFL third-round draft selection, Chicago Bears) Asst. Head Coach/ Mike Leshoure (NFL second-round draft selection, Detroit Lions) Running Backs Northern Illinois 2001-04 Running Backs Coach/ Assistant Special Teams Indiana State 1999-2000 Off ensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks

The Smith family – Donovan, Lori, DeAndre and Ryan

72 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 COACHING STAFF Bob Brotzki Assistant Athletics Director for Player Development Syracuse University ‘85 Program Accomplishments • Syracuse earned the AFCA Academic Achievement Honorable Men on award in 2009, 2011 and 2012. • Since 2010, seven student-athletes have been honored by the Na onal Football Founda on Hampshire Society. • In 2010, Syracuse won the BIG EAST Conference Academic Excellence Award. Meet Coach Brotzki • In 2011, Syracuse had a school-record and league-leading 28 student- Personal athletes named to the BIG EAST All-Academic Team. • Born in December 1962 in • Since 2009, Syracuse has had 78 student-athletes named to the BIG Sandusky, Ohio EAST All-Academic Team. • He and his wife, Maria, have two sons, Jack and Nick Playing Accomplishments • Started 45 consecu ve games for Syracuse at ght end and le tackle. Education • During his four-year NFL career, he played center, guard, tackle, and • A 1981 graduate of St. ght end with the Indianapolis Colts, Dallas Cowboys, and Atlanta Mary’s Central Catholic High School in Sandusky, Ohio Falcons. • Syracuse University (marke ng), 1985 Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach and Administrator • 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse Coaching Experience • 2012 BIG EAST co-Champions, Syracuse Syracuse 2009 - present • 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse Assistant Athle cs Director for Football Player Championships and Bowl Games as a Player Development 2010-present • 1985 Cherry Bowl, Syracuse Director of Player Development 2009 Robert Morris 2007-08 Tight Ends

The Brotzki family – Jack, Bob, Maria and Nick

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 73 2013 COACHING STAFF Will Hicks Assistant Athletics Director for Athletic Performance North Carolina State University ‘87 Coaching Accomplishments • In 2011, earned Registered Strength and Condi oning Coach (RSCC) status and has reached Emeritus (*E) status from the Na onal Strength and Condi oning Associa on (NSCA) • 1999 ACC Strength and Condi oning Professional of the Year by the Na onal Strength and Condi oning Associa on (NSCA) Meet Coach Hicks Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Personal • 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse • 2012 BIG EAST co-Champions, Syracuse • Born in July, 1962, in Raleigh, North Carolina • 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions, Syracuse • He and his wife, Kelly, reside • 2004 Champs Sports Bowl, Syracuse in Syracuse. They have three • 2004 BIG EAST co-Champions, Syracuse children: Jessica, Connor and • 2001 Insight.com Bowl Champions, Syracuse Carson • 1998 Micron PC Bowl, NC State Education • 1995 Peach Bowl Champions, NC State • A graduate of Wake Academy • 1994 Hall of Fame Bowl, NC State in Raleigh, N.C., 1979 • 1992 Gator Bowl, NC State • North Carolina State • 1992 Peach Bowl, NC State (recrea on resources • 1990 All-American Bowl Champions, NC State administra on), 1987 • 1989 Copper Bowl, NC State • Cer fi ed Strength and • 1988 Peach Bowl Champions, NC State Condi oning Specialist (CSCS) • 1986 Peach Bowl, NC State • Master cer fi ed specialist in speed and explosion Prominent Players Coached • Syracuse: Coaching Experience Jus n Pugh (New York Giants, 2013 fi rst-round dra choice); Ryan Nassib (New York Giants, 2013 fourth- Syracuse 2000 - present round dra choice); Shamarko Thomas (Pi sburgh Steelers, 2013 fourth-round dra choice); Chandler Assistant Athle cs Jones (New England Patriots, 2012 fi rst-round dra selec on); Andrew Tiller (, 2012 Director for Athle c sixth-round dra pick); Delone Carter (Indianapolis Colts, 2011 fourth-round dra choice); Doug Hogue Performance 2007-present (Detroit Lions, 2011 fi h-round dra choice); David Tyree (New York Giants, 2007 Super Bowl champion Head Strength and and 2005 Pro Bowl selec on); Dwight Freeney (Indianapolis Colts, 2002 NFL fi rst-round dra choice by Condi oning Coach 2000-07 Indianapolis, Three- me Pro Bowl selec on, Two- me All-Pro; 2007 Super Bowl Champion, 2002 Na onal North Carolina State 1986-00 Strength Coaches Associa on (NSCA) All-American); Arthur Jones (2010 NFL fi h-round selec on, Bal more Assistant Athle cs Director for Ravens; 2012 Super Bowl Champion); (Miami Dolphins, 2001 NFL fi rst-round dra choice, New York Football Opera ons and Head Giants); Morlon Greenwood (2001 NFL third-round dra choice, Miami, and moved to Houston (2005-08), Strength and Condi oning Coach 2002 Na onal Strength Coaches Associa on (NSCA) All-American); Steve Gregory (2006 free agent signee, Director of Athle c San Diego); Anthony Smith (Minnesota Vikings, 2006 NFL third-round dra choice, Pi sburgh Steelers and Improvement 1994-96 started as a rookie); Tanard Jackson (2007 NFL fourth-round dra selec on, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Athle c Improvement started as a rookie); Tony Fiamme a Coordinator 1990-94 (2009 fourth-round dra choice, Carolina Athle c Improvement Panthers); James Mungro (fi ve years Coach 1986-90 with Indianapolis Colts); Josh Thomas (fi ve years with Indianapolis Colts, 2007 Super Bowl Champion); Ryan LaCasse (Indianapolis Colts, 2007 Super Bowl Champion) • North Carolina State: Torry Holt (St. Louis Rams fi rst-round dra choice); Haywood Jeff ries (Houston Oilers fi rst-round dra choice); Joe Milinichik (Detroit Lions, Los Angeles Rams, San Diego Chargers); Dewayne Washington (Minnesota Vikings fi rst- round dra pick, Pi sburgh Steelers, Jacksonville Jaguars)

The Hicks family – Connor, Jessica, Kelly, Will and Carson

74 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 COACHING STAFF Nate Peoples Assistant Director of Strength and Conditioning Mississippi State University ‘97, MS ‘99

Coaching Accomplishments • One of four fi nalists for 2008 NCAA Division I (FBS) Strength & Condi oning Coach of the Year by FootballScoop.com Playing Accomplishments • 1995-97 Mississippi State football le erwinner Championships and Bowl Games as a Coach Meet Coach Peoples • 2011 Little Caesars Bowl, Western Michigan • 2008 Texas Bowl, Western Michigan Personal • 2007 International Bowl, Western Michigan • He and his wife, Amber, have • 1999 Cotton Bowl, Mississippi State University two daughters, Marin Sierra and Taylor Mary Prominent Football Players Coached • A na ve of Tampa, Fla. • Western Michigan: Greg Jennings (NFL second-round dra selec on, Green Bay Packers); Education Tony Scheffl er (NFL second-round dra selec on, Denver Broncos); • A 1993 graduate of Armwood Louis Delmas (NFL second-round dra selec on, Detroit Lions); E.J. High School in Seff ner, Fla. Biggers (NFL seventh-round dra selec on, Tampa Bay Buccaneers); • Mississippi State University Jordan White (NFL seventh-round dra selec on, New York Jets); (fi tness management), ‘97 John Po er (NFL seventh-round dra selec on, Buff alo Bills). • Mississippi State University • Stanford: (MS, sports administra on), ‘99 Kwame Harris (NFL fi rst-round dra selec on, San Francisco 49ers); • Strength and Condi oning Ohimogho Atogwe (NFL third-round dra selec on, St. Louis Rams); Cer fi ed (SCCC) T.J. Rushing (NFL seventh-round dra selec on, Indianapolis Colts); • Collegiate Strength and Trent Edwards (NFL third-round dra selec on, Buff alo Bills); Greg Condi oning Coaches Camarillo (San Diego Chargers free agent signee) Associa on (CSCCA) • University of Central Florida: • Sports Performance Coach (NFL fourth-round dra selec on, New England Patriots) Cer fi ed, United States of America Weightli ing Prominent Players Coached Federa on (USAW) • Baseball: Stanford University - Danny Putnam (fi rst-round dra pick by the Oakland Athle cs), Dony Lucy (second-round Coaching Experience dra pick by the Chicago White Sox), Sam Fuld (10th round dra pick by the Chicago Cubs), Jed Lowrie (fi rst- Syracuse 2013 - present round dra pick by the ) and Greg Reynolds (fi rst-round dra pick by the Colorado Rockets); Assistant Director of Strength University of Central Florida - Jason Graham (14th-round dra pick by the Detroit Tigers), Dee Brown (10th- and Condi oning round dra pick by the Washington Na onals) Western Michigan 2005-12 • Wrestling: Head Strength Coach for Stanford University - Ma Gentry (2004 Na onal Champion in the 157 pound weight class) Football • Men’s Crew: Stanford 2002-05 Stanford University - Jamie Schroder (2004 and 2008 Summer Olympics Par cipant for USA) Assistant Strength Coach • Women’s Rowing: Central Florida 2000-02 Stanford University - Missy Assistant Strength Coach Fiesler (All-American, All-Pac Mississippi State 1998-99 10), Sabrina Kolker (2004 Graduate Assistant Strength Summer Olympics Par cipant Coach for Canada), Sam MaGee (2004 Summer Olympics Par cipant for USA, All- American and All-Pac 10). • Basketball: University of Central Florida - Joey Graham (fi rst-round dra pick by the Toronto Raptors), Stephen Graham (Houston Rockets).

The Peoples family – Marin Sierra, Nate, Taylor Mary and Amber

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 75 2013 FOOTBALL STAFF Steve Scarnecchia Austin Beehner Director of Football Operations Video Coordinator Syracuse University ‘00 SUNY Cortland ‘12

Steve Scarnecchia joined the Orange football Aus n Beehner returned to the Syracuse football program as the video coordinator in 2011 and staff as the director of video opera ons in March shi ed to the director of opera ons posi on 2013 a er serving as a video opera ons intern in January 2013. In his current role, he oversees the day-to-day- during the Spring of 2012 while he was comple ng his undergraduate opera ons of the program, including the overall management of the degree at SUNY Cortland. As the director of video opera ons, Beehner football budget, team travel, bowl game coordina on, and The Sco is responsible for managing the internal video network, preparing game Shafer Football Camps. In addi on, he is responsible for game day and prac ce fi lm for coaches and student-athletes, supervising and management, the coordina on and planning of team events and special teaching interns, and managing a staff of student camera operators. projects related to the football program. Prior to returning to Syracuse, Beehner was the football video In two years as the Syracuse video coordinator, Scarnecchia’s role opera ons assistant at from June 2012 through the included managing the en re video services department, in addi on to 2012 season. At Ohio State, Beehner fi lmed, imported and edited game direc ng the football team’s social media and online recrui ng eff orts. and prac ce fi lm, managed the video department student assistants, He served in a producer role in crea ng content for these mul media and provided technical support for coaches and student-athletes. He also pla orms. Scarnecchia was also ac ve in steering many of the helped produce opponent break-downs and self-scou ng fi lms for the technology decisions for the renova on of the program’s state-of-the-art Buckeyes. facility in Manley Field House. In his fi rst s nt at Syracuse, Beehner was responsible for gathering Prior to coming to Syracuse, Scarnecchia spent 10 years managing and edi ng game and prac ce fi lm and produced individual highlight video opera ons at the college and professional levels. Scarnecchia’s fi lms for student-athletes and the 2012 senior banquet video. NFL experience includes serving as a video director and director of As an undergraduate at Cortland, he led the fi lming and edi ng of a mul media for several professional teams and Division I programs, SUNY Cortland football promo onal video and created the season in as well as a season spent abroad in a similar role with NFL Europe. In review video for the men’s lacrosse team. Beehner earned his degree these roles, Scarnecchia has overseen the produc on of all prepara on in sport management. A graduate of Jamesville-DeWi High School in materials for the coaching staff and players as they work each week to Syracuse, Beehner worked as a camp counselor at the Jewish Community devise a gameplan for the upcoming opponent. Center of Syracuse from 2005-11 where he worked one-on-one with The son of long me Patriots assistant coach , Steve children with developmental needs in associa on with the Au sm Scarnecchia earned his bachelor’s degree in television, radio and fi lm Society of America. He provided educa onal and recrea onal ac vi es from Syracuse’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communica ons while for the children and helped develop major events and fundraisers. gradua ng cum laude in 2000. RJ Licata Eric White Director of New Media & Web Strategy Director of Recruiting Operations SUNY Cortland ‘04/Syracuse University (MS) ‘07 University of Kansas ‘12 RJ Licata offi cially joined the Orange football program in 2005, serving as a graduate assistant for Eric White joins the Syracuse football program video opera ons un l 2007 when he was hired full- as the director of recrui ng opera ons and will me as assistant video coordinator. In 2012 he moved into his current coordinate the program’s recrui ng eff orts. The role as director of new media and web strategy. Licata is responsible for 2012 graduate of the University of Kansas worked as an assistant the day-to-day management and long-term planning of the program’s director of recrui ng at the University of Arkansas and the University of social media eff orts as well as management of the offi cial team website. Wisconsin. Addi onally, he helps to coordinate photo shoots, produce videos At Arkansas, White developed a schedule for recruits on their offi cial highligh ng the program and design graphics for both internal and and unoffi cial visits, and assisted the director of recrui ng in crea ng external use. a social media plan to communicate with athletes. He also worked In 2004 Licata worked as a full- me intern with the Syracuse closely with admissions to monitor the academic standing of prospec ve football video department, comple ng his undergraduate degree student athletes. White established a recrui ng database to access and in sport management from SUNY Cortland. In 2007 he earned his update recruits informa on. Master’s degree in In his role as recrui ng assistant at the University of Wisconsin, White instruc onal design, worked with the director of recrui ng to develop and maintain the development and highest ranked recrui ng class. He helped produce a recrui ng manual, evalua on from organize offi cial and unoffi cial visits and plan coaches recrui ng travel. Syracuse University’s White’s fi rst posi on in college football was in opera ons and School of Educa on. recrui ng at the University of Toledo during the summer of 2012. Prior A na ve of to that he was an assistant football coach and video coordinator at Syracuse, Licata Lawrence (KS) High School during the 2010 and 2011 season. and his wife, White earned a bachelor’s degree in sports management with a minor Danielle, live in East in business from the University of Kansas in December 2012. Syracuse with their son, Joseph, and daughter Gianna. The Licata family – Joseph, Danielle, Gianna and RJ

76 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 FOOTBALL STAFF BJ Coad Cole Dial Defensive Graduate Assistant Operations & Recruiting Quality Control Wittenberg University ‘08 Reinhardt College ‘10

A 2008 graduate of Wittenberg University, BJ Coad In his third year with the Orange football program, Cole came to Syracuse prior to the 2012 season after starting Dial began his role as quality control for administra ve his coaching career as an assistant coach at Wittenberg support in July 2011. During the 2010-11 season, Dial University. was an intern. During the 2013 season, Dial began assis ng with SU’s recrui ng At his alma mater, he worked with the offensive line for one season and the eff orts. He began his athle cs administra on career as a community coach for defensive line for three seasons. Under his tutelage, the defensive line earned Walton High School from 2008-10. seven All-North Coast Athletic Conference honors, four all-region awards and six Dial earned a bachelor’s degree in sports management from Reinhardt College All-America awards, including the 2009 D3football.com National Defensive Player in 2010. He earned three le ers in football and one in baseball at Walton High of the Year, who amassed 16.5 sacks through the season. In 2009, the Wittenberg School in Atlanta. He then played football for one season at Presbyterian College defense finished first in the nation in total defense and scoring defense, and in before transferring to Reinhardt. 2010 was fifth nationally in total defense. A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, Coad attended Archbishop Moeller High School before earning his bachelor’s degree in history from Wittenberg. He was a four- year letterwinner on the offensive line at Wittenberg, where his teams posted a Chris Gould 27-14 record during his career, including an 8-2 record in his senior campaign. Special Teams Quality Control University of Virginia ‘08 Christopher Gould joined the Syracuse coaching staff as the special teams quality control coach after working Jason Onyebuagu with current Orange quarterbacks coach and recruiting coordinator Tim Lester at Elmhurst College. At Elmhurst, Offensive Graduate Assistant Gould was the assistant special teams coach, specializing in working with punters Northern Illinois University ‘09 and kickers. A 2008 graduate of the University of Virginia, Gould served as the Cavaliers A standout student-athlete at Northern Illinois, Jason kicker and punter from 2004-08. He set Virginia season and career records for Onyebuagu joined the Syracuse football staff as an most field goals in a single game and most punts downed inside the 20 yard line. offensive graduate assistant in March 2013. Prior to his He was named one of the 10 most clutch players in the history of the Atlantic appointment at Syracuse, Onyebuagu was a graduate Coast Conference by ESPN.com. assistant and offensive line coach at the University of North Carolina, where the Gould continued his kicking career with the Arizona Rattlers of the Arena Tar Heels ranked in the top 20 nationally in total offense and scoring in 2012. Football League where he was a member of the 2012 ArenaBowl XXV Champions At Northern Illinois, Onyebuagu led his team to three bowl games in four and the Chicago Rush, where he set franchise records for points in a season and seasons. As a senior captain in 2009, he earned All-MAC First Team honors as an consecutive extra points. He led the league in field goal percentage and scoring offensive lineman. Onyebuagu played in all 51 games during his career at NIU. In as a team captain. 2010, he was invited to training camp with the Jacksonville Jaguars and played A native of Lock Haven, Pa., Gould operates Good as Gould Kicking, which for the Milwaukee Mustangs of the Arena Football League in 2011. He started holds instructional kicking and punting camps in Illinois and Pennsylvania. His his coaching career at his high school alma mater, Warren Central, as an assistant brother, Robbie, is the placekicker for the Chicago Bears. offensive line coach in 2010-11. As a player at Warren, Onyebuagu helped lead his team to three state championships and was named 2005 Indiana Mr. Football for offensive linemen. A native of Indianapolis, Onyebuagu earned his bachelor’s  degree in communications studies from Northern Illinois in 2009. Alex Smith Offensive Quality Control SUNY Cortland ‘08

Brent Bassham Alex Smith joined the Orange football staff for the 2012 season after coaching the offensive line at SUNY Defensive Quality Control Brockport in the spring of 2012. Western Michigan University ‘08 The Niagara Falls, N.Y., native began his coaching career at his alma mater, SUNY Cortland as a volunteer assistant quarterbacks coach in 2008 and was Brent Bassham was appointed defensive quality named a full-time assistant in 2009. However, after an injury to Cortland’s control coach for the Orange during Spring 2013 after starting quarterback early in the 2009 season, Smith appealed to the NCAA to serving as the offensive coordinator and assistant head restore his final season of eligibility and played the final seven games of the coach at Concordia University in 2012. At Concordia, season. He threw for 1,041 yards and 13 touchdowns. Bassham directed an offense that broke 32 offensive school records, coached the In 2010, Smith resumed his role as an assistant coach, mentoring the wide quarterbacks, receivers, tight ends and fullbacks, and directed the punt team. receivers and serving as the pass game coordinator and video coordinator for He was selected as the offensive coordinator for the 2012 All-American Bowl, an the offense until 2012. In 2011, he coached sophomore receiver John Babin, who NAIA-D2 all-star game. was named a D3Football.com All-American after setting Cortland single-season A native of Chesaning, Mich., Bassham began his coaching career as an records with 72 catches, 1,183 yards, and 16 touchdowns. undergraduate student assistant at Western Michigan in 2006 working with At Cortland, Smith entered his name on the career record lists, closing his the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. In 2007-08, he worked with tenure tied for first on the touchdown passes record list (48), second on the the defensive coordinator and secondary coaches and assisted the recruiting completions chart (448) and third on the passing yards record list (5,461). As a coordinator. Bassham remained at Western Michigan for 2009 and 2010 as a freshman, Smith was an honorable mention All-New Jersey Athletic Conference defensive graduate assistant and earned his Master’s degree in sports studies selection and tied a school single-game record with five touchdown passes in a (coaching). win over Kean. As a sophomore in 2005, he passed for 230 yards and rushed for In 2011, Bassham was the offensive coordinator at Lansing Eastern High 100 yards in Cortland’s NCAA playoff opener at Hobart. School where he coached the quarterbacks, running backs, receivers and tight Smith earned a bachelor’s degree from SUNY Cortland in criminology in 2008. ends. Bassham earned his undergraduate degree in physical education from He is a 2004 graduate of Niagara-Wheatfield High School. Smith and his wife Tami Western Michigan in 2008. reside in Syracuse, N.Y. • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 77 2013 SPORTS MEDICINE STAFF Tim Neal Denny Kellington Assistant Director of Athletics Head Athletic Trainer for Football for Sports Medicine Oklahoma State ‘00/Ohio State (MA) ‘04 Ohio University ‘79/Syracuse University (MS ‘81) Denny Kellington, who joined the Syracuse sports Tim Neal began his career with the sports medicine staff at medicine staff in 2005, is responsible for all phases Syracuse University in 1979. He is responsible for all aspects of of athle c training for the football program and also the sports medicine program. mentors the graduate assistant athle c training staff . A member of the Na onal Athle c Trainers’ Associa on (NATA), the American College A na ve of Midwest City, Oklahoma, Kellington earned his bachelor’s of Sports Medicine (ACSM), the USOC Sports Medicine Society, and the New York State degree in health and human performance from Oklahoma State Athle c Trainers’ Associa on (NYSATA), Neal is also cer fi ed as an athle c trainer by the University in 2000. Following his gradua on, Kellington served as an New York State Department of Educa on. athle c training intern with the NFL’s Denver Broncos from 2000-02. Neal has experience in policy development in various aspects of sports medicine and Kellington was named assistant athle c trainer for the Amsterdam has wri en for many athle c training publica ons. He authored the Catastrophic Incident Admirals of NFL Europe for the 2002 season. in Athle cs chapter and wrote major revisions in the Mental Health: Interven ons for A er NFL Europe, Kellington served as a graduate assistant athle c Intercollegiate Athle cs chapter in the NCAA Sports Medicine Handbook. As the NATA trainer at Ohio State University from 2002-04. While at Ohio State, he liaison to the NCAA Football Rules Commi ee, he wrote language for the helmet contact was responsible for the care and rehabilita on for the fi eld hockey and penalty, and wrote passages in the points of emphasis sec on of the NCAA Football women’s lacrosse teams. Rules Book on concussions, hydra on and MRSA. In 2010, he served on the panel for the Kellington is a member of NCAA Concussion in Sports Medical Management Summit. He was selected to serve on the Na onal Athle c Trainers the NCAA Task Force on Student-Athlete Mental Health issues. Associa on, EATA, and New He served on the wri ng group for the NATA Pre-Par cipa on Physical Examina ons York State Athle c Trainers’ and Medically Disqualifying Condi ons Posi on Statement, and was chair of the NATA Associa on. He is fully cer fi ed Recommenda ons in Developing a Plan for Recogni on and Referral of Student-Athletes in Ac ve Release Techniques with Psychological Concerns at the Collegeiate Level Consensus Statement. In addi on, (ART) and is First Aid, CPR, AED Neal served on NATA panels regarding spearing in college football and the preparedness and SASTM creden aled. and management of sudden cardiac arrest in high school and college athle c programs. Kellington and his wife, Neal, who is a member of the New York State Board of Athle c Training, was Jennifer, reside in Jamesville with presented with the 2010 NATA Most Dis nguished Athle c Trainer Award. He has worked their daughter, Sydney, and their on the training staff s at the 1986 U.S. Olympic Fes val in Houston and Team USA the son, Bryton. 1987 Pan American Games in Indianapolis. Neal is also an at-large member of the NATA Ethics Commi ee. Neal earned his bachelor’s degree in health educa on from Ohio University in 1979 The Kellington family – Sydney, and his master’s degree in educa on from SU in 1981. He is an adjunct professor in the Denny, Jennifer and Bryton. exercise science department at Syracuse University. He and his wife, Anne, who reside in Liverpool, and their children, Brooks and Emily, are all Syracuse University graduates. Brad Kimble Assistant Athletic Trainer Dr. Irving Raphael Baldwin Wallace University ‘03/ Team Physician Cleveland State University (M. Ed.)’06 Webb Institute of Naval Architecture ‘67/ School of Medicine ‘71 Brad Kimble came to Syracuse in July 2011 a er serving as the associate athle c trainer at Baldwin- Dr. Irving Raphael has served as head team physician Wallace University from 2006-11. At Baldwin Wallace, Kimble served as for over 20 seasons and has been associated with the the head athle c trainer for the football, men’s basketball and tennis Department of Athle cs for the past 25 years. Raphael is a member of RSM programs and as a clinical instructor in the athle c training educa on Medical Associates and has had a private prac ce in Syracuse since 1977. He program. specializes in the treatment of sports-related injuries and prac ces with his son, A na ve of Columbiana, Ohio, Kimble earned his bachelor’s degree in Brad Raphael, who is also a team physician at SU. athle c training and fi tness management from Baldwin Wallace in 2003. A na ve of New York City, Raphael a ended the Webb Ins tute of Naval A er gradua on, Kimble served as a graduate assistant athle c trainer at Architecture as an undergraduate and received his B.S. in Naval Architecture and the Cleveland Clinic and completed his Master’s degree at Cleveland State Marine Engineering in 1967. During his collegiate career, he earned 12 varsity University in 2006. le ers in basketball, tennis and sailing. Raphael then a ended Yale University’s Kimble has an extensive background in sports medicine, which includes School of Medicine and received his M.D. in 1971. s nts with the Cleveland Browns and New York Jets. In addi on, he Following the comple on of medical school, he served an orthopedic worked in minor league hockey and baseball, with the Cleveland Barons residency at Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse, before becoming an assistant and Mahoning Valley Scrappers, respec vely. Kimble has been a guest professor at the University of California-Davis for the 1976-77 academic lecturer at Baldwin Wallace and at local events. In addi on, he has been year. Raphael returned to Syracuse in 1977. He is a member of the American a presenter at the College Athle c Trainers’ Society Spring Symposium. Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, the Arthroscopy Associa on of North Kimble holds mul ple cer fi ca ons and memberships in the athle c America, the Interna onal Arthroscopy Associa on and the American Academy training profession. of Orthopedic Surgeons. Raphael is a re red captain in the Army reserves. Raphael and his wife, Ava Shapero, have three children, Brad, Brooke and Brian. They reside in Faye eville.

78 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 STUDENT-ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT STAFF Brady Rourke Bruce Williams Associate Director of Academic Coordinator Student-Athlete Development Syracuse University ‘09/MS ‘12 Penn State University ‘03/MS ‘06 Former Orange standout Bruce Williams returned to his alma mater in 2010 as a strength As the associate director of the Stevenson Center and condi oning coordinator for the fi eld hockey for Student-Athlete Development, Brady Rourke is team and shi ed to the student-athlete academic responsible for managing the day-to-day opera ons of the Stevenson support services department in 2011. As a graduate assistant in Educa onal Center and the development of programming to further academic support, Williams assisted with the prepara on of academic the academic and personal growth of Syracuse student-athletes. In his reports, mentored the football student-athletes and supervised study role, he works closely with Associate Provost Dr. Andria Costello-Staniec sessions. In 2012, Williams was promoted to academic coordinator. In and Athle cs Director Dr. Daryl Gross to enhance the academic support this role, he co-coordinates the objec ve based study table, coordinates center, strengthen rela onships with schools and colleges on campus, tutor appointments for the student-athletes, and assists with eligibility and monitor the NCAA eligibility, Annual Percentage Rate (APR), and procedures and mid-year cer fi ca on. Gradua on Success Rate (GSR) of Syracuse student-athletes. In July 2011, Williams served as assistant director and football A 2003 graduate of Penn State University, Rourke brings a wealth of coordinator of the Youth Impact Program, designing program curriculum experience in the academic support profession to his role as associate for sixth, seventh and eighth grade boys from the Syracuse City School director of student-athlete development. He began his career in District. The program included both, classroom work and life skills academics as a graduate assistant for the PSU football academic support sessions, concluding with full contact football prac ce sessions. program from ‘03-’06. Rourke served as academic coordinator for A na ve of Syracuse, Williams is ac ve in the community. He worked football and men’s track and fi eld programs at Arizona State University in the summer programs for children at the Southwest Community Boys in ‘06-’07, before returning to PSU as academic coordinator for football and Girls Club and was an ac ve par cipant in the ‘Cuse Cares program student-athletes, a posi on he held ll joining the Orange in February, while he was a member of the football program. 2013. In his role as academic coordinator at Penn State, Rourke also A free safety for the Orange, Williams earned three le ers and was served as the Director of the Athle c Director’s Leadership Ins tute, three- me BIG EAST Academic All-Star. He earned a bachelor’s degree managing the student-athlete leadership development program available in child and family studies in 2009 and completed a Master’s degree in to all 31 varsity sports. He was also the faculty advisor for PRIDE, a instruc onal design, development and evalua on in 2012. student sportsmanship team at PSU, working with the students to address fan behavior. Rourke was an instructor for the freshmen seminar at PSU, educa ng incoming student-athletes about balancing athle cs and academics. Jim Schlensker In addi on to serving as the academic coordinator for football and men’ track & fi eld at Arizona State, Rourke was also the career Head Equipment Manager for Football development coordinator. He was an instructor for freshmen enrichment St. Joseph’s College ‘90 and helped develop course content for the freshmen seminar to assist Jim Schlensker joined the equipment room staff student-athletes in developing a strong academic founda on. in 1994 and was promoted to head equipment Rourke is currently Chair of the N4A Model Prac ces Commi ee for manager for football in January 2011. His primary the Na onal Associa on of Academic Advisors for Athle cs (N4A). The responsibili es include working with the football commi ee is responsible for developing ac on plans to improve best program, including game day prepara ons for equipment and locker room prac ces in academic support. At Penn State, Rourke earned a bachelor’s facili es for all home and away football contests, and offi ce responsibili es. degree in rehabilita on services educa on in 2003 and a master’s He is responsible for all football equipment purchasing and recondi oning, degree in higher educa on administra on in 2006. uniform design, maintenance and inventory control. He also maintains the equipment room computer system, ordering equipment and inventory. He has staff ed nine bowl games for the Orange. Oliver Haney Schlensker came to Syracuse from . The Fort Wayne, Ind., na ve is a 1990 graduate of St. Joseph’s College. Schlensker is Academic Coordinator a cer fi ed equipment manager by the A.E.M.A. Syracuse University ‘11/MS ‘13 Oliver Haney is a familiar face in the Orange football program. The 2012 graduate played both Kyle Fetterly off ensive and defensive line for Syracuse from 2007 through 2011 and was a three- me BIG EAST Head Equipment Manager All-Academic Team selec on. A er earning his undergraduate degree Syracuse University ‘09 in physical educa on, Haney completed a Master’s degree in inclusive secondary special educa on while working as a graduate assistant in Kyle Fe erly has been the head equipment manager the department of student-athlete development. He was appointed as at Syracuse University since 1983. He is responsible for an academic coordinator in the Spring of 2013 and is responsible for all athle cs equipment purchasing and recondi oning, mentoring and advising student-athletes in development of academic uniform design, maintenance and inventory control. plans and class schedules, co-coordina ng the objec ve-based study Fe erly previously served as assistant equipment manager and as a table, coordina ng tutor appointments for the student-athletes, and student equipment manager. He is cer fi ed by the Athle c Equipment assis ng with eligibility procedures and mid-year cer fi ca on. Managers Associa on and has been involved with the A.E.M.A. since In July 2011, Haney served as assistant director of the Youth Impact 1983. He serves on various boards, including Nike, Schu , Bike, Brine and Program, mentoring and tutoring sixth, seventh and eighth grade boys Champion, working for the enhancement of protec ve equipment of all from the Syracuse City School District. The program included both, sports. He also is a frequent speaker at na onal and regional A.E.M.A. classroom work and life skills sessions, concluding with full contact workshops. Fe erly has staff ed 14 bowl games for the Orange football team. football prac ce sessions. Fe erly, who lives in Liverpool, earned his bachelor’s degree in retail A na ve of Clark, N.J., Haney was a student teacher at both Liverpool management from Syracuse University in May 2009. High School and Grant Middle School from January 2012 to April 2013. • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 79 2013 FOOTBALL STAFF Sue Cornelius Edson Katie Berardi Assistant Athletics Director Offi ce Coordinator for Communications Syracuse University ‘06 Syracuse University ‘90 Ka e Berardi joined the football offi ce in June Sue Cornelius Edson began her career at 2007 as offi ce coordinator. Her responsibili es Syracuse University in 1990 as an assistant include managing the daily opera on of the George sports informa on director and became the director of athle c R. Iocolano and William C. Pe y Football Wing, including welcoming communica ons in 1997. She was promoted to assistant director of and assis ng visitors, as well as managing telephone inquiries. She also athle cs for communica ons in August 2006. provides administra ve support for the football program and to the A 2012 College Sports Informa on Directors Associa on (CoSIDA) Hall football staff . of Fame inductee, Edson is responsible for the athle c communica ons Berardi received her bachelor’s degree in hospitality management opera on, which disseminates informa on for all varsity sports from Syracuse University in 2006. Prior to becoming a member of the to appropriate organiza ons, manages the department website, football staff , Berardi worked in the offi ce of athle c compliance and in SUAthle cs.com, and acts as a liaison between the media and the SU athle cs bookkeeping/accoun ng. coaching staff s and student-athletes, in addi on to par cipa ng in Ka e and her husband, John, reside in Jamesville. department ini a ves and administra ve responsibili es. Prior to her appointment as the director, Edson was an assistant director for seven years and had addi onal du es as publica ons coordinator for four years. As publica ons coordinator she was Kim O’Connor responsible for the produc on of 16 media guides. In addi on, she Administrative Assistant for Head handled the day-to-day public rela ons du es for women’s basketball. Coach and Football Operations Prior to 1993, she handled the public rela ons for SU’s 17 Olympic Columbia College sports. Edson also received the 2006 Eastern College Athle c Conference- Kim O’Connor serves as a liaison between Coach Sports Informa on Directors Associa on (ECAC-SIDA) Irving T. Marsh Shafer and University staff , faculty, administra on, Award for excellence in the fi eld of sports informa on and in 2007 she the business community and the general public. O’Connor also provides was recognized with the Greater Syracuse ‘40 Under 40’ honor for her administra ve support for the assistant athle cs director for player signifi cant contribu ons in the workplace and in the community. personnel and football opera ons, and the football staff . In addi on, she Edson has been the media coordinator for the NCAA Men’s Basketball handles the administra on of all summer camp programs. Tournament events held in Syracuse, including the 2000, 2002, 2005 and Prior to joining the Syracuse staff in 2007, O’Connor held 2010 East Regional Championships and served on the ECAC-SIDA Board administra ve posi ons in the legal, human resources and design and of Directors for eight years, including as president in 2002-03. development fi elds. An adjunct professor in the Newhouse School of Public She and her husband, Tim, live in Cicero with their sons, Tim and Kyle. Communica ons, Edson has taught a class in sports public rela ons since 1994. She graduated from Syracuse in 1990 with a dual degree in broadcast journalism from the Newhouse School and policy studies from the Laurene Porillo Maxwell School. Administrative Specialist for Edson and her husband, Rob ‘90, reside in Jamesville with their son, Thomas, and their daughter, Tracey. She is an ac ve member of Football Recruiting the Jamesville-DeWi School District Parent Teacher Group, sits on the SUNY Canton (A.A.S) ‘76 Jamesville-DeWi Youth Athle c Associa on Board of Directors and As the administra ve specialist for football serves as the co-coordinator of the basketball program, and is a youth recrui ng, Laurene Porillo supports the coaching basketball and so ball coach. staff in its recrui ng eff orts. She maintains the recrui ng database and assists in the coordina on of offi cial and unoffi cial visits. Porillo serves as a liaison with incoming student-athletes and families in their admissions process. Porillo, who joined the football staff in 2003, received her associate’s degree from SUNY Canton. Prior to joining the football offi ce, Porillo held various administra ve posi ons in the legal, business and real estate fi elds. She and her husband, Nick, reside in Liverpool. They have two children, Ma hew and Meghan.

The Edson family – Thomas, Rob, Tracey and Sue

80 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Dr. Renee Baumgartner Herman Frazier Deputy Athletics Director/Chief of Staff Deputy Athletics Director/Chief of Staff University of Southern California ‘87/ Arizona State ‘77 (MS) ‘89/Ph. D. ‘96 Veteran athle cs administrator Herman Frazier A dynamic intercollegiate athle cs administrator, head joined Syracuse University Director of Athle cs Dr. coach and student-athlete, Dr. Renee Baumgartner Daryl Gross’ staff as a deputy athle cs director/chief joined the Athle cs Department staff as a deputy athle cs director/chief of of staff in 2011. In his role, Frazier oversees the daily opera on of all staff in 2011. Baumgartner oversees the daily opera on of all facets of Syracuse facets of Syracuse Athle cs. athle cs. Frazier boasts 37 years of experience in athle cs administra on, Baumgartner came to Syracuse a er a 17-year tenure at the University of including eight years of experience as an athle cs director. In 2012, Oregon, where she was as an administrator and head women’s golf coach. Frazier oversaw the par cipa on of the Syracuse football team in the In her role as the execu ve senior associate athle cs director and senior New Era Pinstripe Bowl. He also received the NACDA Pioneer Award for woman administrator, which she assumed in 2009, Baumgartner assisted the his posi on as the Chef de Mission for the 2004 Olympic Games. director of athle cs with the daily opera on and management of the 19-sport department, assisted with strategic planning, budget management, and Before coming to Syracuse, he was the senior associate athle cs personnel departments. She was the sport supervisor for men’s and women’s director for sports administra on at Temple University. Prior to joining basketball, baseball, so ball, women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, women’s the Owls’ staff , the Philadelphia na ve served six years as the director lacrosse, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, and acroba cs of athle cs at Hawai’i. Frazier was also the director of athle cs at the and tumbling. In addi on, Baumgartner oversaw internal department University Alabama-Birmingham. components, including the student-athlete treatment center, strength and At Temple, Frazier supervised the football, basketball, baseball, soccer, condi oning, student services (Life Skills program), and intercollegiate human and crew programs, and was the administra ve liaison for budget, resources. She was a senior member of the University athle cs’ team, which compliance, fi nancial aid, coaching searches, scheduling, academic is responsible for the planning, execu on and fundraising of more than $300 support, facility issues, event management, media rela ons, and million in gi s to the athle cs department, including the construc on of a marke ng. He was also responsible for administra ve supervision of the state-of-the art $200 million basketball arena and a $23 million campaign to equipment opera on, facili es, event management, sports medicine, reinstate the baseball program and build a new stadium. She also was a bowl representa ve for the University for the 2011 Rose Bowl. and strength and condi oning. Frazier handled the administra ve Baumgartner began her athle cs administra ve career as the interim logis cs for the Owls’ appearance in the 2009 Eagle Bank Bowl and the senior woman administrator in 1998, while also serving as the head women’s 2010 and 2011 men’s basketball NCAA Tournament appearances. golf coach. In 1999, she was promoted to associate athle cs director and Frazier was the athle cs director at Hawai’i from 2002 through SWA, and was elevated to senior associate athle cs director/SWA in the 2008, where he guided Warrior athle cs to unparalleled success with spring of 2002. As the SWA, she was a member of the execu ve team of the football team earning a spot in the 2008 Sugar Bowl following an the athle cs department and represented the University in all SWA Pac-10 unbeaten regular season. Under Frazier’s direc on, the football team and NCAA commi ees and related ma ers. In her role as senior associate earned four consecu ve bowl bids, and the volleyball program advanced athle cs director, Baumgartner supervised a staff of 66 full- me employees, to back-to-back Final Fours. During his tenure, Frazier created premium was the sport supervisor for various programs, and was responsible for seat dona ons, established a fi ve-year fi nancial plan, nego ated head oversight of internal departments, including maintenance and facili es, event coaching contracts for football and women’s basketball, and was administra on, human resources, the weight room, and equipment room. A er gradua ng from the University of Southern California, where she instrumental in bringing an Olympic Trials event to . was a four-year golf le erwinner and team captain, Baumgartner began her Frazier’s fi rst athle cs director post was at the University of Alabama- coaching career at Oregon in 1987 and guided the women’s golf team to its fi rst Birmingham in 2000. As the second director of athle cs in the history of NCAA tournament appearance and a top-20 na onal fi nish in 1993. She then the program, Frazier started a $30 million facility improvement plan and returned to her alma mater as head golf coach, and, in a two-year s nt, led USC was responsible for ins tu ng new management concepts and strategic to a second-place fi nish at the 1994 NCAA Championship, before moving back master plan for the program. to Eugene to again lead the Ducks’ women’s golf program in 1995. Frazier began his athle cs administra on career immediately upon The Portland, Ore., na ve re red from her du es as head women’s golf gradua on from Arizona State, joining the Sun Devil staff as a graduate coach following the 2000 season a er building Oregon into one of the na on’s assistant for the track & fi eld program in 1977. In 1979, he was premier programs. The Ducks posted three top-14 fi nishes at the NCAA appointed assistant director of events and facili es. During his 23- Championship in her fi nal four seasons at the helm. In 1997, Oregon fi nished year tenure at ASU, Frazier moved up the ranks to his fi nal posi on as seventh at the NCAA tournament while Baumgartner was rewarded with Pacifi c-10 Conference and Far West District Coach of the Year honors. senior associate athle cs director for business opera ons. Frazier was As a student-athlete at USC, Baumgartner helped the Women of Troy to third the administrator for 10 Olympic sports that won numerous na onal and fourth place fi nishes na onally in 1986 and ’87, respec vely. Among her championships and the football program that earned two Rose Bowl many honors are the 2006 All-American Football Founda on Senior Associate berths and he directed business aff airs, opera ons, and stadium Athle cs Director/SWA Award, the 1986-87 USC Scholar Athlete Award of management. Honor, in addi on to induc on in the Central Catholic High School Hall of Fame An eight- me All-American track performer at ASU, Frazier was the and the Na onal Golf Coaches Associa on Hall of Fame. leadoff runner for the 1976 Olympic Gold Medal-winning 4x400 relay. She graduated from Southern California in 1987 with a degree in sports From 1980 through 2004, Frazier served on various United States informa on/broadcast journalism. In 1989, she completed her Master’s degree Olympic commi ees, including two s nts as the US Olympic Commi ee requirements in interdisciplinary studies at Oregon and in 1996 was awarded a Vice President from 1996 through 2004. In 2004, Frazier was chosen Ph.D. from Oregon in educa onal administra on. Chef De Mission for the en re United States Delega on at the Athens Throughout her career, Baumgartner has been ac ve on many commi ees for the University of Oregon, the Pac-10 and the NCAA, including the NCAA Olympics and presided over the most successful US Olympic team in Division I Academics/Eligibility/Compliance Cabinet, NCAA Men’s and Women’ history with 103 medals. Golf Commi ees, NCAA Amateurism Cabinet, NCAA Management Council and NCAA Legisla ve Review Commi ee. She and her husband, Sco , are the parents of two daughters, Ellie and Abby.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 81 2013 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Floyd Little Terry Donovan Special Assistant to the Athletics Director Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director/CFO Syracuse University ‘67/University of Nevada ‘97/MBA ‘03 Denver College of Law ‘75 An accomplished fi nancial offi cer and athle cs Former Syracuse superstar and Professional administrator, Terry Donovan joined the Syracuse Football Hall of Famer Floyd Li le ‘67 returned to University Department of Athle cs as execu ve Syracuse University in July 2011 in the role of special assistant to the senior associate athle cs director/chief fi nancial offi cer in September athle cs director. He assists the program he represented so well as a 2011. Donovan has 16 years of experience in sports, including 12 at football student-athlete and alumnus. The three- me All-American and Arizona State and the University of Nevada. He is responsible for all fi ve- me Pro Bowl selec on is responsible for development and donor aspects of the fi nancial and human resources ma ers within the Orange rela ons, assis ng with student-athlete and team development and athle cs department. prospec ve student-athlete on-campus recruitment ac vi es. In addi on, As assistant athle cs director for fi nance and human resources at he handles special projects as assigned by the director of athle cs and he Arizona State, Donovan managed budget projec ons and prepara on, serves in many capaci es for the athle cs department. par cipated in senior-level business and fi nancial planning, contract A three- me All-American and 1966 ECAC Player of the Year at nego a ons for vendors, had primary oversight of ICA, SAF and EADA Syracuse, Li le was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1983 audits and supervised the business offi ce staff . and the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 2010. He is one of 18 At Nevada, Donovan was an associate director of athle cs for fi nance Syracuse representa ves to be enshrined in the College Hall of Fame and and human resource management a er serving as assistant athle cs one of seven with Syracuse es to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of director for business opera ons. He was responsible for managing, Fame. In May 2012, Li le was honored at his alma mater James Hillhouse preparing, reconciling and administering revenue and expense budgets High School in New Haven, Conn., as part of the “Hometown Hall of for the department and had daily oversight for all athle cs department Famer™” program. budgets. He also analyzed and forecasted department revenues and debt The recipient of more than 18 professional athlete achievement awards schedules, including capital projects. and more than 31 dis nguished community service awards during his He began his intercollegiate athle cs career at Nevada in 2000 as a career, Li le is enshrined in seven Halls of Fame. In January 2012, he was sales and promo ons representa ve. A er two years of coordina ng all recognized by the Football Founda on as its Dis nguished pre-game and hal ime promo ons and assis ng in the marke ng plan American. for football, basketball and baseball, Donovan was promoted to director In 1974 alone, Li le received three of the most pres gious of sales and cket opera ons. He held that posi on un l 2004 when he community service awards, including the YMCA Award, The was promoted to assistant athle cs director. Dis nguished American Award for Community Service presented by the A er gradua ng from the University of Nevada in 1997, Donovan was Connec cut Hall of Fame, and the American Jewish Community Appeal for named director of group sales and cket manager for the Reno Chukars Human Rela ons Cita on in recogni on of the outstanding contribu ons Professional Baseball organiza on. A er nine months in that posi on, he he made toward the be erment of man and his community. was promoted to chief fi nancial offi cer and assistant general manager, In addi on to the College and Pro Football Halls of Fame, Li le has a posi on he held un l joining the University of Nevada athle cs been honored as a Syracuse University Le erWinner of Dis nc on and department staff . recognized by the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame, the Denver Broncos Ring Donovan earned two degrees at Nevada, including his undergraduate of Fame, the Gator Bowl Hall of Fame, and the African American Ethnic degree in fi nance in 1997 and his M.B.A. in 2003. He is a member of Sports Hall of Fame. In 1992, Li le was recognized with the NCAA Silver Collegiate Athle c Business Management Associa on (CABMA) and was Anniversary Award. a presenter at the 2006 NACWAA Conven on in Denver. Donovan and his The sixth player selected overall in the 1967 dra , Li le made an wife, Brandi, have two sons, Eli and Colby. immediate impact on the football fi eld. A mul -dimensional player Li le combined his rushing talents with great hands and also served as a return man for the Denver Broncos. A fi ve- me Pro Bowl pick, Li le amassed more than 12,000 all-purpose yards during a career that spanned from 1967 to 1975. Li le graduated from the University of Denver’s College of Law in 1975 and in 1979 he completed the Ford Motor Execu ve Management Training Program, where he par cipated in extensive seminars and in-fi eld training in the areas of sales, marke ng, accoun ng, fi nance and purchasing. The former president and owner of Pacifi c Coast Ford, which became a private capital dealership in 1996, Li le was known as one of the most successful and well-respected Ford dealers in the industry and has served as a consultant and instructor for Ford’s Minority Dealers Program. In 2009, Li le re red as a Ford dealer and was the longest tenured minority dealer in the Ford por olio at the me. Since his re rement, Li le has made appearances for the NFL and Hall of Fame events and been a popular and sought a er speaker for Touchdown Presenta ons, LLC. He also par cipates in and supports numerous charitable events around the country. Li le, who is married to Syracuse na ve DeBorah A. Green, has two daughters, Christy Jones and Kyra DaCosta, a son, Marc T. Li le, and four grandchildren, AJ, Skye, Blaze, and Hayes Jones.

82 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Chris Gedney Pete Sala Senior Associate Athletics Senior Associate Athletics Director for Development Director for Facilities Syracuse University ‘93 University of

Senior associate athle cs director Chris Gedney is Pete Sala is the senior associate director of athle cs responsible for solicita on of major gi s for athle cs, for facili es and the Carrier Dome managing director. He coordina ng and managing the donor prospect pool, and for the day-to-day is responsible for all athle cs department facili es and opera ons, including opera ons of the Orange Club. Gedney, a consensus All-American ght end the Lampe Athle cs Complex, Carrier Dome, Hookway Prac ce Fields, So ball who le ered for the Orange from 1989-92, was promoted to senior associate Stadium, Ten Eyck Memorial Boathouse and Drumlins Tennis Club. AD from associate athle cs director in May, 2011. He also serves as the Sala started at the Carrier Dome in 1982 as a produc on assistant and analyst for the Syracuse IMG Sports Network football broadcasts. advanced through the ranks to produc on manager in 1988 and opera ons At Syracuse, Gedney set school records for recep ons by a ght end in a manager in 1991. He served as assistant director of facili es opera ons for season (34 in 1992) and career (91). He was a member of Orange teams that the Carrier Dome from 1991 through June 2005 when he was promoted to played in the Peach Bowl, Aloha Bowl, Hall of Fame Bowl and the Fiesta Bowl Associate Director of Athle cs for Facili es. In 2010, Sala assumed the role of and was named to the SU All-Century Football Team. Managing Director of the Carrier Dome. During his seven-year career in the NFL, Gedney played for the Chicago At the Dome, Sala is responsible for all aspects of the day-to-day opera ons Bears and Arizona Cardinals. In 2000 he was a fi nalist for the NFL Man of the of the facility including, coordina ng and scheduling events, managing the Year Award and in 2001 he was honored with the Ed Block and Gene Autry box offi ce, maintaining the budget, and overseeing all necessary building Courage awards. maintenance. He supervises a full- me staff of 35, part- me staff of more than Gedney, who earned his bachelor’s degree in speech communica on, 400 and the nearly 100 students who assist in Dome opera ons and facility began his broadcas ng career in 1996 with Classic Worldwide Produc ons, changeovers. Sala also serves as the Dome’s contact person for television where he collaborated on weekly broadcasts with a focus on professional and produc ons. NCAA Division I athle cs. He was a football analyst on XTRA Sports 910 Radio Along with his Carrier Dome responsibili es, Sala is also the Construc on for Arizona Cardinal broadcasts and the Insight.com Bowl, was a pre- and post- Manager for all athle cs facility upgrades and new building projects, including game host for Cardinal home game broadcasts and was a guest NFL analyst the new indoor prac ce center at Manley Field House and the track facility on the Arizona Fox Sports Network. Gedney worked in private business for at Skytop, renova ons of the Syracuse football facility, the installa on of a six years with Na onal City Mortgage, Meritage Mortgage Corpora on and 360-degree ribbon board and mul ple LED video boards, the new football Countrywide. weight room, fi ve new outdoor synthe c turf fi elds, the Carmelo K. Anthony Gedney is ac ve in the community. He serves on the Na onal Down Basketball prac ce facility and the remodeling of Manley Field House into a Syndrome Society Board of Directors, the Imagine Syracuse Execu ve Board new mul -use indoor prac ce facility. of Directors, and is very ac ve with the New York State Special Olympics. For Sala is a member of the Syracuse Chiefs Baseball Club Board of Directors. seven years, Gedney volunteered for the Southwest Chapter of Crohn’s & A 1979 graduate of Jamesville-DeWi High School, Sala a ended Morrisville Coli s Founda on of America as a fund raiser and spokesperson and he served College before transferring to the University of Massachuse s, where he three years on the board of execu ve directors, including a year as president. completed its program in turf management. Gedney resides in the Westhill School District with his four children – He and his wife, Laurie, reside in Jamesville with their son, Jake and their Annaleigh, Chase, Montanna and Ellianna. dog, Cosmo.

Joe Giansante Senior Associate Athletics Director for External Affairs and Communications University of Oregon ‘89

A veteran of the television broadcast industry services department, sports Informa on, marke ng, promo ons and game day and the intercollegiate athle cs administra on experience, plus all digital and social media enterprises. Giansante also served profession, Giansante has an extensive background 12 years as television play-by-play voice for all Oregon sports broadcasts. in communica ons and media enterprises, including in the crea on and Prior to entering athle cs administra on, Giansante covered college management of a regional sports network and as a media rights nego ator. athle cs as a TV sports director, anchor and reporter for mul ple television At Syracuse, he oversees athle c communica ons, execu ve athle c and radio sta ons in Oregon, California and Arizona. From 2000 through 2011, communica ons, digital enterprises and produc on, in addi on to new and he was an execu ve producer and on-air talent for OSN - ESPN Regional, and tradi onal media opera ons and contracts for SU in conjunc on with the ACC. CSN in Associa on with the University of Oregon. In addi on to serving as In addi on, he helps manage the IMG mul -media rights rela onship, brand the Ducks TV play-by-play announcer, he also execu ve produced, wrote and management and other external revenue genera ng func ons for SU Athle cs. hosted coaches shows and other programming for Oregon football, men’s and Giansante began his intercollegiate athle cs administra ve career at the women’s basketball, baseball and track and fi eld. University of Oregon in 2007 leading the eff ort to reinstate baseball, and Giansante spent two years in private business as the director of media and the construc on of award-winning PK Park. He was promoted to senior communica ons for the Triton Management/Endeavor Capital Group where he associate athle cs director for communica on and brand management the worked in execu ve management of marke ng, media and communica ons. same year. In that role he was responsible for all external departments, He created and managed media rela ons and branding, public aff airs and including management of the Oregon athle cs brand. Giansante nego ated public rela ons campaigns and managed and nego ated all mul -media and managed a new 10 -year $67 million mul -media rights agreement with sponsorships, which included partnerships with the and IMG, new licensing/merchandising contracts and a new digital contract for Los Angeles Angels. He also owned a private consul ng business, reviewing Oregon’s athle cs website. Giansante also served on the ini al commi ee collegiate football and basketball game-day experience, marke ng-branding for the forma on of the Pac-12 Network. In addi on, he oversaw the crea ve and leading collegiate football and basketball coaching searches. • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 83 2013 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION

Joe Baldini Marc Donabella Lael Gross Mary Kelly General Manager, Associate Athletics Assistant Athletics Director Administrative Assistant to Syracuse IMG College Director for Marketing for Trademark Licensing the Athletics Director

Jeremiah Maher April Maw Pete Moore Mike Morrison Associate Athletics Donor Programs and Director of Athletic Assistant Director of Director for Ticketing Special Events Coordinator Communications Athletic Communications

Morey Mossovitz Assistant Director of Jamie Mullin Matt Palumb Matt Park Athletics for Facilities/ Senior Associate Athletics Assistant Athletics Director Play-by-Play Voice, Event Operations Director for Administration for Donor Relations Syracuse IMG Sports Network

Mike Wasylenko Kitty Pasqua Jason Poles Erlease Wagner NCAA Faculty Athletics Executive Assistant/ Assistant Athletics Director of Athletic Representative and Maxwell Administration Director for Major Gifts Compliance School Senior Associate Dean SYRACUSE HEAD COACHES

Ange Bradley Jim Boeheim John Desko Paul Flanagan Field Hockey Men’s Basketball Men’s Lacrosse Women’s Ice Hockey

Chris Fox Gary Gait Quentin Hillsman Luke Jensen Cross Country/ Track & Field Women’s Lacrosse Women’s Basketball Women’s Tennis

Scott Shafer Ian McIntyre Justin Moore Dave Reischman Football Men’s Soccer Women’s Rowing Men’s Rowing

Leigh Ross Phil Wheddon Leonid Yellin Softball Women’s Soccer Women’s Volleyball

84 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2013 OPPONENTS vs. PENN STATE• AUG. 31 (3:30 p.m./ABC/ESPN2) at GEORGIA TECH• OCT. 19 (TBA) Location: University Park, Pa. Enrollment: 43,831 Location: Atlanta, Ga. Enrollment: 21,000 Nickname: Nittany Lions Athletics Director: David M. Joyner Nickname: Yellow Jackets, Rambling Wreck Athletics Director: Mike Bobinski Colors: Blue and White Conference: Big Ten Colors: Old Gold and White Conference: ACC Stadium (Capacity): Beaver Stadium (106,572) Stadium (Capacity): Bobby Dodd Stadium/Grant Field (55,000) Website: GoPSUsports.com Website: ramblinwreck.com Head Coach (alma mater): Bill O’Brien (Brown ‘92) Head Coach (alma mater): Paul Johnson (Western Carolina ‘79) Year at Penn State (record): Second (8-4) ; Overall: Same Year at Georgia Tech (record): Fifth (40-26) Overall Record: Fifteenth (147-65) 2012 Record (Overall/Conference): 8-4/6-2; 2012 Conference Finish: Second (Leaders) 2012 Record (Overall/Conference): 7-7/5-3; 2012 Conference Finish: First (tie) (Coastal) Series Record: Penn State leads, 42-23-5 (Current Streak: Penn State, 4) Series Record: Georgia Tech leads, 2-0 (Current Streak: Georgia Tech, 2) Athletic Communications Football Contact: Jeff Nelson ([email protected]) Athletic Communications Football Contact: Dean Buchan ([email protected]) Office: (814) 865-1757; Cell: (814)777-1411 Office: (404) 894-5445; Cell: (404) 295-8703 ; Press Box: (404) 894-1204/1205 at NORTHWESTERN • SEPT. 7 (6:00 p.m./Big Ten Network) WAKE FOREST• NOV. 2 (TBA) Location: Evanston, Ill. Enrollment: 8,367 Location: Wake Forest, N.C. Enrollment: 4,481 Nickname: Wildcats Athletics Director: Jim Phillips Nickname: Demon Deacons Athletics Director: Ron Wellman Colors: Purple and White Conference: Big Ten Colors: Old Gold and Black Conference: ACC Stadium (Capacity): Ryan Field (47,130) Stadium (Capacity): BB&T Field (31,500) Website: nusports.com Website: wakeforestsports.com Head Coach (alma mater): (Northwestern ‘97) Head Coach (alma mater): (Virginia ‘75) Year at Northwestern (record): Seventh (50-39) Overall Record: Same Year at Wake Forest (record): Thirteenth (73-74); Overall Record: Nineteenth (106-107-1) 2012 Record (Overall/Conference): 10-3/5-3; 2012 Conference Finish: Third (Legends) 2012 Record (Overall/Conference): 5-7/3-5; 2012 Conference Finish: Fourth (Atlantic) Series Record: Series Tied, 4-4 Series Record: Series tied, 1-1 Athletic Communications Football Contact: Paul Kennedy ([email protected])) Athletic Communications Football Contact: Steve Shutt ([email protected]) Office: (847) 491-7503; Cell: (847) 467-2028; Press Box: Office: (336) 758-5641 ; Cell: (336) 970-7512 ; Press Box: (336) 896-9159 WAGNER• SEPT. 14 (4:00 p.m./ESPN3) at MARYLAND• NOV. 9 (TBA) Location: Staten Island, N.Y. Enrollment: 2,000 Location: College Park, Md. Enrollment: 37,631 Nickname: Seahawks Athletics Director: Walt Hameline Nickname: Terrapins Athletics Director: Kevin Anderson Colors: Green and White Conference: (NEC) Colors: Red , White, Black, & Gold Conference: ACC Stadium (Capacity): Hameline Field Stadium (3,300) Stadium (Capacity): Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium (51,802) Website: wagnerathletics.com Website: umterps.com Head Coach (alma mater): Walt Hameline (Brockport St. ‘75; Master’s-Albany ‘77) Head Coach (alma mater): (Syracuse ‘80) Year at Wagner (record): 213-127-2 (32nd) ; Overall Record: Same Year at Maryland (record): Third (6-18); Overall Record: Fifteenth (80-88) 2012 Record (Overall/Conference): 9-4/7-1; 2012 Conference Finish: First 2012 Record (Overall/Conference): 4-8/2-6 2012 Conference Finish: Fifth (Atlantic) Series Record: N/A Series Record: Syracuse leads, 18-14-2 (Current Streak: Syracuse, 4) Athletic Communications Football Contact: John Beisser ([email protected]) Athletic Communications Football Contact: Matt Taylor ([email protected]) Office: (718) 390-3227; Cell:(732) 921-6744; Press Box: (718) 420-4050 Office: (301) 314-7065; Cell: 703-405-9274; Press Box: (301) 405-7810 TULANE• SEPT. 21 (TBA) at FLORIDA STATE• NOV. 16 Location: New Orleans, La. Enrollment: 13,486 Location: Tallahassee, Fla. Enrollment: 41,710 Nickname: Green Wave Athletics Director: Rick Dickson Nickname: Seminoles Interim Athletics Director: Vanessa Fuchs Colors: Olive Green and Sky Blue Conference: Conference USA Colors: Garnet & Gold Conference: ACC Stadium (Capacity): Mercedes-Benz Superdome (72,000) Stadium (Capacity): Field Website: tulanegreenwave.com Website: seminoles.com Head Coach (alma mater): Curtis Johnson (Idaho ‘85) Head Coach (alma mater): Jimbo Fisher (Salem ‘89) Year at Tulane (record): Second (2-10) ; Overall Record: Same Year at Florida State (record): Fourth (31-10) ; Overall Record: Same 2012 Record (Overall/Conference): 2-10/2-6 ; 2012 Conference Finish: Sixth (West) 2012 Record (Overall/Conference): 12-2/7-1 2012 Conference Finish: First (Atlantic) Series Record: Syracuse leads, 7-1 (Current Streak: Syracuse, 4) Series Record: Florida State leads, 5-1 (Current Streak: Florida State, 5) Athletic Communications Football Contact: Roger Dunaway ([email protected]) Athletic Communications Football Contact: Kerwin Lonzo (email: [email protected])) Office: (504) 862-8240 Cell: (504) 452-2906; Press Box: 504-558-5437 Office: (860) 644-5656; Cell: 850-544-4630; Press Box: (850) 644-4203 CLEMSON• OCT. 15 (TBA) PITTSBURGH • (TBA) Location: Clemson, S.C. Enrollment: 20,768 Location: Pittsburgh, Pa. Enrollment: 28,766 Nickname: Tigers Athletics Director: Dan Radakovich Nickname: Panthers Athletics Director: Steve Pederson Color: Clemson Orange and Regalia Conference: ACC Colors: Blue and Gold Conference: Big East Stadium (Capacity): Memorial Stadium (81,500) Stadium (Capacity): (65,050) Website: clemsontigers.com Website: pittsburghpanthers.com Head Coach (alma mater): (Alabama ‘92) Head Coach (alma mater): Paul Chryst (Wisconsin ‘88) Year at Clemson (record): Fifth (40-21); Overall Record: Same Year at Pittsburgh (record): Second (6-7); Overall: Same 2012 Record (Overall/Conference): 11-2/7-1; 2012 Conference Finish: First (tie) (Atlantic) 2012 Record (Overall/Conference): 6-7/3-4; 2012 Conference Finish: Fifth Series Record: Syracuse leads, 1-0 (Current Streak: Syracuse, 1) Series Record: Pittsburgh leads, 34-31-3 (Current Streak: Pittsburgh, 1) Athletic Communications Football Contact: Tim Bourret ([email protected]) Athletic Communications Football Contact: E.J. Borghetti ([email protected]) Office: (864) 656-1926 Cell: (864) 356-3791; Press Box: (864) 654-3326 Office: (412) 648-8240 Cell: (412) 491-5110; Press Box: (412) 697-7198

at NORTH CAROLINA STATE • OCT. 12 (TBA) BOSTON COLLEGE • (TBA) Location: Raleigh, N.C. Enrollment: 34,767 Location: Chestnut Hill, Mass. Enrollment: 9,099 Nickname: Wolfpack Athletics Director: Deborah A. Yow Nickname: Eagles Athletics Director: Brad Bates Colors: Red and White Conference: ACC Colors: Maroon and Gold Conference: ACC Stadium (Capacity): Carter-Finley Stadium (57,583) Stadium (Capacity): Alumni Stadium (44,500) Website: gopack.com Website: bceagles.com Head Coach (alma mater): Dve Doeren (Drake ‘93) Head Coach (alma mater): Steve Addazio (Central Connecticut State ‘81, Masters ‘85) Year at North Carolina State (record): First; Overall Record: Third (23-4) Year at Boston College (record): First (0-0) Overall Record: Same 2012 Record (Overall/Conference): 7-6/4-4; 2012 Conference Finish: Fourth (Atlantic) 2012 Record (Overall/Conference): 2-10/1-7; 2012 Conference Finish: Sixth (Coastal) Series Record: North Carolina State leads, 6-0 (Current Streak: North Carolina State, 6) Series Record: Syracuse leads, 28-18 (Current Streak: Syracuse, 0) Athletic Communications Football Contact: Annabelle Myers ([email protected]) Athletic Communications Football Contact: Tim Clark ([email protected]) Office: (919) 515-1181; Cell: (919) 819-8302; Press Box: (919) 515-3393 Office: (617) 552-8841 Cell: (857) 233-3536; Press Box: (617) 552-4747 • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 85 2012 FINAL STATISTICS 2012 RESULTS (8-5 OVERALL, 5-2 BIG EAST) TEAM STATISTICS Date Opponent Result (Television) Attend. SYRACUSE OPPONENT 9/1 NORTHWESTERN L, 41-42 (ESPN2) 37,830 SCORING 390 322 9/8 vs. #2/2 USC ! L, 29-42 (ABC/ESPN2) 39,507 Points Per Game 30.0 24.8 FIRST DOWNS 328 251 9/15 STONY BROOK W, 28-17 (TWCS/SNY) 34,512 Rushing / Passing / Penalty 133 / 170 / 25 96 / 135 / 20 9/22 at Minnesota L, 10-17 (BTN) 50,805 RUSHING YARDAGE 2,431 1,881 10/5 PITTSBURGH * W, 14-13 (ESPN) 40,394 Yards gained rushing 2,650 2,238 10/13 at #20/19 Rutgers * L, 15-23 (BEN) 48,011 Yards lost rushing 219 357 10/19 CONNECTICUT * W, 40-10 (ESPN) 36,715 Rushing AƩ empts 555 466 10/27 at USF * W, 37-36 (ESPN3/TWCS) 38,562 Average Per Rush 4.4 4.0 11/3 at Cincinnati * L, 24-35 (BEN) 26,180 Average Per Game 187.0 144.7 TDs Rushing 21 13 11/10 #11/10 LOUISVILLE * W, 45-26 (ABC) 40,312 PASSING YARDAGE 3,757 3,044 11/17 at Missouri W, 31-27 (ESPNU) 63,045 Comp-AƩ -Int 295-473-10 252-397-9 11/23 at Temple * W, 38-20(ESPN2) 22,317 Average Per Pass 7.9 7.7 12/29 vs. West Virginia W, 38-14 (ESPN) 39,098 Average Per Catch 12.7 12.1 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Average Per Game 289.0 234.2 TDs Passing 26 23 Home games in BOLD CAPS TOTAL OFFENSE 6,188 4,925 * BIG EAST game ! New York’s College Classic (MetLife Stadium, E. Rutherford, N.J.) Total Plays 1028 863 BTN - Big Ten Network • BEN - BIG EAST Network Average Per Play 6.0 5.7 Average Per Game 476.0 378.8 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards (avg./return) 39-735 (18.8) 44-716 (16.3) SCORING BY QUARTERS PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards (avg./return) 29-119 (4.1) 17-204 (8.8) 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total INT RETURNS: #-Yards (avg.return) 9-106 (11.8) 10-88 (8.8) Syracuse 65 99 116 110 0 390 FUMBLES-LOST 21-12 20-11 Opponents 85 88 78 71 0 322 PENALTIES-Yards (avg./game) 102-887 (68.2) 100-869 (66.8) PUNTS-Yards 56-2,144 69-2,771 PASSING Average Per Punt/Net Punt Average 38.3/33.2 40.2/36.7 G Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G KICKOFFS-Yards 73-4,465 71-4,398 NASSIB, Ryan 13 143.25 294-471-10 62.4 3749 26 68 288.4 Average Per Kick/Net Kick Average 61.2/48.4 61.9/41.4 TEAM 7 0 .00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:26 30:34 LOEB, Charley 13 167.20 1-1-0 100.0 8 0 8 0.6 3RD-DOWN Conversions (Pct.) 105/213 (49%) 65/176 (37%) Syracuse 13 143.00 295-473-10 62.4 3757 26 68 289.0 4TH-DOWN Conversions (Pct.) 12/19 (63%) 2/10 (20%) Opponents 13 142.47 252-397-9 63.5 3044 23 70 234.2 SACKS BY-Yards 26-194 16-92 MISC YARDS 1 97 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 49 39 GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 15-23 17-22 SMITH, Jerome 13 227 1207 36 1171 5.2 3 35 90.1 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-3 0-0 GULLEY, Prince-Tyson 13 158 859 29 830 5.3 9 67 63.8 RED-ZONE SCORES (48-59) 81% (32-38) 84% BROYLD, Ashton 8 36 179 8 171 4.8 1 22 21.4 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (36-59) 61% (22-38) 58% NASSIB, Ryan 13 84 259 117 142 1.7 2 12 10.9 PAT-ATTEMPTS (43-43) 100% (37-39) 95% AMEEN-MOORE, Adonis 6 30 111 3 108 3.6 5 18 18.0 ATTENDANCE 229,270 248,920 LEMON, Alec 12 4 15 2 13 3.2 1 11 1.1 Games/Avg Per Game 6/38,212 6/41,487 LOEB, Charley 13 2 10 0 10 5.0 0 5 0.8 Neutral Site Games 1/39,098 MacPHERSON, Macky 13 0 5 0 5 0.0 0 0 0.4 CUTLER, Carl 13 1 5 0 5 5.0 0 5 0.4 INTERCEPTIONS SALES, Marcus 13 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 No. Yds Avg TD Long TEAM 7 12 0 24 -24 -2.0 0 0 -3.4 LYN, Keon 3 32 10.7 1 31 Syracuse 13 555 2650 219 2431 4.4 21 67 187.0 THOMAS, Shamarko 2 27 13.5 0 27 Opponents 13 466 2238 357 1881 4.0 13 80 144.7 REDDISH, Brandon 1 19 19.0 0 19 ANDERSON, Ri’Shard 1 0 0.0 0 0 TOTAL OFFENSE WILKES, Jeremi 1 0 0.0 0 0 G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G DAVIS, Dyshawn 1 28 28.0 0 28 NASSIB, Ryan 13 555 142 3749 3891 299.3 Syracuse 9 106 11.8 1 31 SMITH, Jerome 13 227 1171 0 1171 90.1 Opponents 10 88 8.8 0 49 GULLEY, Prince-Tyson 13 158 830 0 830 63.8 FUMBLE RETURNS BROYLD, Ashton 8 36 171 0 171 21.4 No. Yds Avg TD Long AMEEN-MOORE, Adonis 6 30 108 0 108 18.0 LYNCH, Cameron 1 1 1.0 0 1 LOEB, Charley 13 3 10 8 18 1.4 DAVIS, Dyshawn 1 52 52.0 1 52 LEMON, Alec 12 4 13 0 13 1.1 Syracuse 2 53 26.5 1 52 CUTLER, Carl 13 1 5 0 5 0.4 Opponents 3 42 14.0 2 33 MacPHERSON, Macky 13 0 5 0 5 0.4 TEAM 7 13 -24 0 -24 -3.4 KICK RETURNS Syracuse 13 1028 2431 3757 6188 476.0 No. Yds Avg TD Long Opponents 13 863 1881 3044 4925 378.8 KOBENA, Jeremiah 22 436 19.8 0 37 RENE, Steve 9 193 21.4 0 35 PUNTING MORGAN, Wayne 5 70 14.0 0 24 No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd DESIR, Ritchy 1 16 16.0 0 16 FISHER, Jonathan 53 2035 38.4 58 2 15 18 0 GULLEY, Prince-Tyson 1 10 10.0 0 10 DIXON, Riley 3 109 36.3 49 2 0 0 0 BROYLD, Ashton 1 10 10.0 0 10 Syracuse 56 2144 38.3 58 4 15 18 0 Syracuse 39 735 18.8 0 37 Opponents 69 2771 40.2 65 6 23 19 1 Opponents 44 716 16.3 0 32 KICKOFFS PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net Yd Ln No. Yds Avg TD Long NORTON, Ryan 73 4465 61.2 29 0 DESIR, Ritchy 20 105 5.2 0 33 Syracuse 73 4465 61.2 29 0 716 41.4 23 RENE, Steve 8 1 0.1 0 5 Opponents 71 4398 61.9 29 3 735 41.4 23 ESKRIDGE, Durell 1 13 13.0 0 0 Syracuse 29 119 4.1 0 33 Bold type indicates 2013 returner Opponents 17 204 12.0 1 82

86 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2012 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk KRAUTMAN, Ross 15-23 65.2 0-0 7-9 5-7 3-6 0-1 47 2 RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G LEMON, Alec 12 72 1070 14.9 7 68 89.2 SALES, Marcus 13 64 882 13.8 8 41 67.8 WEST, Jarrod 13 43 588 13.7 2 33 45.2 WALES, BeckeƩ 13 35 389 11.1 2 32 29.9 GULLEY, Prince-Tyson 13 33 282 8.5 2 61 21.7 CLARK, Christopher 11 11 122 11.1 2 40 11.1 STEVENS, David 12 10 107 10.7 0 21 8.9 SMITH, Jerome 13 8 83 10.4 0 34 6.4 BROYLD, Ashton 8 7 53 7.6 0 12 6.6 KOBENA, Jeremiah 8 6 146 24.3 2 50 18.2 CUTLER, Carl 13 5 32 6.4 0 11 2.5 COKER, Lewellyn 13 1 3 3.0 1 3 0.2 Syracuse 13 295 3757 12.7 26 68 289.0 Opponents 13 252 3044 12.1 23 70 234.2 ALL-PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G SMITH, Jerome 13 1171 83 0 0 0 1254 96.5 GULLEY, Prince-Tyson 13 830 282 0 10 0 1122 86.3 LEMON, Alec 12 13 1070 0 0 0 1083 90.2 SALES, Marcus 13 0 882 0 0 0 882 67.8 WEST, Jarrod 13 0 588 0 0 0 588 45.2 KOBENA, Jeremiah 8 0 146 0 436 0 582 72.8 WALES, BeckeƩ 13 0 389 0 0 0 389 29.9 BROYLD, Ashton 8 171 53 0 10 0 234 29.2 RENE, Steve 5 0 0 1 193 0 194 38.8 NASSIB, Ryan 13 142 0 0 0 0 142 10.9 CLARK, Christopher 11 0 122 0 0 0 122 11.1 DESIR, Ritchy 13 0 0 105 16 0 121 9.3 AMEEN-MOORE, Adonis 6 108 0 0 0 0 108 18.0 STEVENS, David 12 0 107 0 0 0 107 8.9 MORGAN, Wayne 13 0 0 0 70 0 70 5.4 CUTLER, Carl 13 5 32 0 0 0 37 2.8 LYN, Keon 13 0 0 0 0 32 32 2.5 DAVIS, Dyshawn 13 0 0 0 0 28 28 2.2 THOMAS, Shamarko 13 0 0 0 0 27 27 2.1 REDDISH, Brandon 12 0 0 0 0 19 19 1.6 ESKRIDGE, Durell 13 0 0 13 0 0 13 1.0 LOEB, Charley 13 10 0 0 0 0 10 0.8 MacPHERSON, Macky 13 5 0 0 0 0 5 0.4 COKER, Lewellyn 13 0 3 0 0 0 3 0.2 Jarrod West is the top receiver returning in 2013. He caught 43 TEAM 7 -24 0 0 0 0 -24 -3.4 passes for 588 yards and two touchdowns in 2012. Syracuse 13 2431 3757 119 735 106 7148 549.8 Opponents 13 1881 3044 204 716 88 5933 456.4 SCORING FIELD GOALS (TEAM) |------PATs ------| FG SEQUENCE Syracuse OPPONENTS TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Safety Points Northwestern (22),(33),44 - KRAUTMAN, Ross 0 15-23 43-43 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 88 USC (37) - GULLEY, Prince-Tyson 11 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0 0 68 Stony Brook 45,38 (20) SALES, Marcus 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 50 Minnesota (33) 44,26,(43) LEMON, Alec 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48 PiƩ sburgh - 42,(40),(27) AMEEN-MOORE, Adonis 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Rutgers 50,32 (25) SMITH, Jerome 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 UCONN (22),(33),(42),(47) (23) WEST, Jarrod 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 USF (20),22 (35),(32),(46),(41),(47) CLARK, Christopher 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 CincinnaƟ (24),25,42 - NASSIB, Ryan 2 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 1-4 0 0 12 Louisville (20) (37),(35) WALES, BeckeƩ 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Missouri (44) (20),42,(46) KOBENA, Jeremiah 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Temple (26) (47),(22) COKER, Lewellyn 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 West Virginia (25),(36) 36 BROYLD, Ashton 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 LYN, Keon 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate fi eld goal was made. DAVIS, Dyshawn 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 SHARPE, Brandon 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 LYNCH, Cameron 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 Syracuse 49 15-23 43-43 1-2 1 1-4 0 2 390 Opponents 39 17-22 37-39 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 322

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 87 2012 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS |------Tackles ------| Sacks |-- Pass Def --| |--- Fumbles ---| Blkd GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 21 THOMAS, Shamarko 13 62 26 88 3.5-9 1.0-6 2-27 . . 1-0 3 . . 18 DIABATE, Siriki 13 43 34 77 10.5-19 0.5-0 . 2 1 . . . . 35 DAVIS, Dyshawn 13 44 25 69 14.0-39 1.0-5 1-28 2 1 2-52 . . . 11 SPRUILL, Marquis 13 38 26 64 9.0-28 2.0-16 . 1 . . . . . 28 WILKES, Jeremi 13 47 14 61 0.5-1 . 1-0 3 . . 1 . . 13 GOGGINS, Deon 13 26 27 53 8.5-16 1.0-1 . . 2 1-0 . . . 8 LYN, Keon 13 36 10 46 3.0-9 . 3-32 7 . . 1 . . 9 ANDERSON, Ri’Shard 13 31 12 43 1.0-1 . 1-0 2 . . . . . 38 LYNCH, Cameron 13 28 14 42 4.5-23 4.0-22 . 1 4 1-1 1 . 1 91 SHARPE, Brandon 13 23 16 39 15.0-93 7.0-68 . 2 1 . 1 . 1 96 BROMLEY, Jay 13 16 23 39 5.5-24 2.5-16 . 1 . . . 1 . 3 ESKRIDGE, Durell 13 26 10 36 3.0-17 2.0-16 . 3 . 1-0 1 1 . 4 REDDISH, Brandon 12 24 11 35 4.5-15 1.0-9 1-19 2 . . 2 . . 10 PIERCE-BREWSTER, M. 13 13 22 35 8.5-28 1.0-12 . . 2 1-0 . . . 6 DESIR, Ritchy 13 17 7 24 . . . 1 . . . . . 93 ROBINSON, Micah 13 10 8 18 2.5-12 1.5-11 . . 1 . . . . 52 CRUME, Eric 13 11 4 15 2.0-5 . . . 1 1-0 1 1 . 2 MORGAN, Wayne 13 7 7 14 1.0-5 ...... 33 VAUGHAN, Dan 13 4 8 12 2.0-13 1.5-12 . . . 1-0 . . . 41 COKER, Lewellyn 13 5 4 9 . . . . . 2-0 . . . 99 JONES, Zian 12 5 3 8 1.0-1 ...... 94 WELSH, Robert 13 3 1 4 0.5-2 ...... 7A WHIGHAM, Julian 11 2 2 4 ...... 7 VIGILLE, Oliver 13 3 . 3 ...... 24 GEORGE, Jaston 12 1 1 2 ...... 62 PHILLIPS, Andrew 13 2 . 2 ...... 47 RODGERS, Sam 13 . 2 2 ...... 30 RENE, Steve 5 1 1 2 ...... 86 STEVENS, David 12 1 1 2 ...... 39 ANENE, Dom 10 2 . 2 . . . . 1 . . . . 67 PUGH, JusƟ n 9 1 . 1 ...... 75 CHIBANE, Zach 13 . 1 1 ...... 55 TRUDO, Rob 13 . 1 1 ...... 60 HICKEY, Sean 13 . 1 1 ...... 72 FOY, Ivan 6 1 . 1 ...... 19 NASSIB, Joe 12 . 1 1 ...... 49 NORTON, Ryan 13 1 . 1 ...... 15 LEMON, Alec 12 . 1 1 ...... Syracuse 13 534 324 858 100-360 26-194 9-106 27 14 11-53 11 3 2 Opponents...... 13 631 346 977 56.0-175 16-92 10-88 33 23 12-42 11 2 .

Bold type indicates 2012 returner 88 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2012 TEAM GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 10/5 10/13 10/19 10/27 11/3 11/10 11/17 11/23 12/29 vs. vs. vs. at vs. at vs. at at vs. at at vs. Opponent N’western USC S. Brook Minn. Pitt. * Rutgers * UConn * USF * Cincy * Lville * Missouri Temple * WVU # W/L L L W L W L W W L W W W W Score 42-41 42-29 28-17 17-10 14-13 23-15 40-10 37-36 35-24 45-26 31-27 38-20 38-14

TOTAL OFFENSE SU 596 455 549 350 305 418 502 520 479 524 508 475 507 OPP 337 445 311 337 346 237 290 552 470 472 484 340 304 TOTAL PLAYS SU 95 87 80 64 64 74 73 86 88 75 76 77 89 OPP 72 63 57 71 70 59 59 75 80 67 72 60 58 AVG. Yds/Play SU 6.3 5.2 6.9 5.5 4.8 5.6 6.9 6.0 5.4 7.0 6.7 6.2 5.7 OPP 4.7 7.1 5.5 4.7 4.9 4.0 4.9 7.4 5.9 7.0 6.7 5.7 5.2 RUSHING: Yds. SU 114 133 214 122 120 62 251 192 193 278 123 260 369 OPP 124 258 217 106 27 85 -6 369 263 48 120 167 103 Att. SU 29 41 45 33 33 32 53 46 41 52 36 49 65 OPP 40 33 38 41 37 36 18 45 53 17 41 37 30 TDs SU 1 2 1 0 1 1 2 1 2 3 2 3 2 OPP 1 0 1 2 1 1 0 2 3 0 1 1 0 PASSING: Yds. SU 482 322 335 228 185 356 251 328 286 246 385 215 138 OPP 213 187 94 231 319 152 296 183 207 424 364 173 201 Att. SU 66 46 35 31 31 42 20 40 47 23 40 28 24 OPP 32 30 19 30 33 23 41 30 27 50 31 23 28 Comp. SU 45 30 22 21 19 25 14 27 23 15 26 16 12 OPP 22 23 4 16 25 14 23 17 16 36 31 16 19 Comp. Pct. SU 68.1 65.2 62.9 67.7 61.3 59.5 70.0 67.5 48.9 65.2 65.0 57.1 50.0 OPP 68.8 76.7 21.1 53.3 75.8 60.9 56.1 56.7 59.3 72.0 67.7 69.6 67.8 TDs SU 4 2 3 1 0 1 2 4 1 3 2 1 2 OPP 3 6 1 0 0 1 1 1 2 3 2 1 2 Int. SU 1 2 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 OPP 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 2 0 1st DOWNS: Total SU 33 27 27 21 19 23 21 33 24 23 25 24 28 OPP 21 17 13 20 20 12 18 27 23 23 25 17 15 Rush SU 7 8 13 5 9 4 11 15 10 14 4 16 18 OPP 7 8 9 6 2 4 1 16 14 4 8 10 7 Pass SU 22 16 12 13 9 17 8 16 13 8 20 8 7 OPP 12 9 3 11 16 8 15 8 8 18 15 7 5 Penalty SU 4 3 2 3 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 0 3 OPP 2 0 1 3 2 0 2 3 1 1 2 0 3 TIME OF POSS. SU 32:40 29:14 29:42 26:22 25:30 28:01 34:47 28:19 26:15 32:58 25:18 27:03 36:23 OPP 27:20 30:46 30:18 33:38 34:30 31:59 25:13 31:41 33:45 27:02 34:42 32:57 23:37 3rd DOWN CONV. SU 12-20 8-17 8-16 4-13 5-14 5-15 8-15 6-13 9-21 14-19 7-15 10-17 9-18 OPP 5-14 6-12 3-14 6-15 8-17 5-15 3-13 8-15 7-15 6-12 4-13 4-11 0-10 4th DOWN CONV. SU 1-1 2-2 0-2 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-0 1-1 1-2 1-1 1-1 1-2 2-4 OPP 0-2 1-3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 PUNTING:#-Avg. SU 3-52.0 6-38.0 4-40.0 5-39.0 6-35.0 4-42.2 3-34.7 4-40.2 6-34.8 3-47.3 6-38.7 3-34.7 3-24.7 OPP 5-36.2 3-50.0 8-42.9 5-37.6 5-41.2 8-44.0 8-40.9 2-21.0 6-41.5 4-40.8 6-39.7 4-43.8 5-31.4 FUMBLES: #-Lost SU 3-2 1-0 1-1 3-2 0-0 4-2 3-0 0-0 2-2 1-0 0-0 2-2 1-1 OPP 1-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 1-0 2-1 2-2 4-2 3-1 0-0 2-2 3-1 PENALTIES: #-Yds. SU 12-72 5-40 8-80 10-79 3-45 7-44 8-73 10-89 12-104 7-55 5-60 10-89 5-57 OPP 7-77 12-82 8-74 8-36 6-35 4-43 6-51 9-82 8-90 6-30 8-68 7-58 11-116 PUNT RET.: #-Avg. SU 1-0.0 2--3.0 3-5.7 2-1.5 0-0.0 5-1.4 4-9.8 2-4.5 4-3.2 2-12.0 3-2.7 1-5.0 0-0.0 OPP 2-67.0 2-21.5 0-0.0 1--3.0 1-0.0 2--2.0 0-0.0 1-7.0 3-6.3 2-1.0 2-2.5 1-1.0 0-0.0 KO RET.: #-Avg. SU 5-20.4 4-18.0 3-11.7 3-11.3 2-23.0 4-25.0 1-22.0 2-18.5 1-28.0 6-20.5 3-17.3 1-15.0 4-17.3 OPP 3-16.3 3-13.3 4-12.2 2-15.5 3-21.7 2-21.5 2-16.5 1-17.0 3-25.7 4-13.0 4-16.8 6-16.7 7-13.3 SACKS BY: #-Yds. SU 5.0-27 2-17 0-0 2-14 5-51 0-0 2-20 0-0 1-1 0-0 4-39 3-19 2-6 OPP 1.0-4 2-10 0-0 3-16 2-8 3-25 0-0 1-5 1-6 1-6 0-0 0-0 2-12 TFL BY: #-Yds. SU 12.0-45 8.0-25 4.0-7 4.0-16 10.0-59 9.0-16 8.0-36 5.0-20 7.0-17 4.0-10 10-56 9-31 10-22 OPP 5.0-15 7.0-20 2.0-2 5.0-21 5.0-15 7.0-38 6.0-11 3.0-9 3.0-9 5.0-12 2-5 1-1 5-17

* Denotes BIG EAST conference game # Denotes 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 89 2012 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS RUSHING (CARRIES-YDS/TDS) Player N’western USC S. Brook Minn. Pitt * Rutgers * UConn * USF * Cincy * Lville * Mizzou Temple * WVU # Ameen-Moore, Adonis DNP DNP DNP DNP 5-14/1 2-2/1 4-1/1 DNP DNP 7-30/0 2-4/0 10-57/2 DNP Broyld, Ashton 0-0/0 7-24/0 10-61/1 3-11/0 DNP DNP 11-58/0 DNP 2-10/0 3-7/0 DNP DNP 0-0/0 Cutler, Carl 0-0/0 1-5/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 DNP Gulley, Prince-Tyson 7-50/1 9-56/1 11-28/0 10-48/0 10-31/0 7-4/0 8-38/1 14-67/0 13-61/0 15-98/2 15-53/1 13-83/1 26-213/2 Lemon, Alec 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-4/1 0-0/0 1-0/0 0-0/0 1-11/0 0-0/0 Loeb, Charley 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-5/0 1-5/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 Nassib, Ryan 12-30/0 7-2/1 6-30/0 11-11/0 8-14/0 7--16/0 6-20/0 2--5/0 5-6/1 6-3/0 4-19/0 3-15/0 7-13/0 Sales, Marcus 0-0/0 1-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 Smith, Jerome 10-34/0 16-46/0 18-95/0 9-52/0 10-61/0 15-67/0 19-133/0 28-127/0 21-116/1 18-144/1 14-48/1 20-96/0 29-152/0

RECEIVING (RECEPTIONS-YDS/TDS) Player N’western USC S. Brook Minn. Pitt * Rutgers * UConn * USF * Cincy * Lville * Mizzou Temple * WVU # Broyld, Ashton 4-28/0 0-0/0 2-20/0 1-5/0 DNP DNP 0-0/0 DNP 0-0/0 0-0/0 DNP DNP 0-0/0 Clark, Christopher 3-28/1 0-0/0 2-24/0 0-0/0 2-5/0 1-40/1 0-0/0 2-15/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-10/0 DNP DNP Coker, Lewellyn 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-3/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 Cutler, Carl 3-25/0 2-7/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 DNP Flemming, Adrian DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 DNP 0-0/0 DNP DNP Gulley, Prince-Tyson 7-46/0 2-7/0 5-70/1 2-7/0 3-25/0 2-6/0 1-5/0 1-18/0 1-3/0 1-7/0 0-0/0 3-32/0 5-56/1 Lemon, Alec DNP 5-34/0 2-30/0 9-106/0 5-42/0 3-50/0 8-166/1 5-40/1 7-101/1 9-176/2 12-244/2 5-74/0 2-7/0 Kobena, Jeremiah 4-79/2 1-22/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-45/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 Sales, Marcus 12-129/1 8-104/2 5-117/1 2-32/1 6-63/0 4-100/0 0-0/0 9-125/2 4-52/0 2-10/0 8-85/0 3-46/1 1-19/0 Stevens, David DNP 0-0/0 1-5/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 5-60/0 0-0/0 1-11/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 2-25/0 1-6/0 0-0/0 Smith, Jerome 2-39/0 3-24/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 2-17/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-3/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 Wales, Beckett 6-49/0 3-30/0 2-11/0 2-22/0 0-0/0 3-26/0 4-69/1 2-21/0 7-87/0 0-0/0 2-15/0 1-20/0 3-39/1 West, Jarrod 4-59/0 6-94/0 3-58/1 5-56/0 3-50/0 5-57/0 1-11/0 7-98/1 3-40/0 1-5/0 1-6/0 3-37/0 1-17/0

PASSING KICKING Nassib, Ryan Krautman, Ross Opponent Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Opponent FG-FGA/Yds (Miss) PATs NORTHWESTERN 66 45 1 68.1 482 4 50 1 NORTHWESTERN 2ͳ3/22, 33 Έ44Ή 3ͳ3 vs. USC 46 30 2 65.2 322 2 31 2 vs. USC 1ͳ1/37 2ͳ2 STONY BROOK 35 22 0 62.9 335 3 61 0 STONY BROOK 0-2/ (45, 38) 4-4 at Minnesota 31 21 2 67.7 228 1 24 3 at Minnesota 1-1/33 1-1 PITTSBURGH * 30 19 1 63.3 185 0 23 2 PITTSBURGH * 0/0 2ͳ2 at Rutgers * 42 25 2 59.5 356 1 40 3 at Rutgers * 0-2/(50, 32) 1-1 CONNECTICUT * 20 14 0 70.0 251 2 68 0 CONNECTICUT * 4ͳ4/22, 33, 42, 47 4ͳ4 at USF * 40 27 0 67.5 328 4 31 1 at USF * 1-2/20, (22) 4-4 at Cincinnati * 47 23 0 48.9 286 1 42 1 at Cincinnati * 1-3/24, (24, 42) 3-3 LOUISVILLE * 23 15 0 65.2 246 3 45 1 LOUISVILLE * 1-1/20 6-6 at Missouri 40 26 1 65.0 385 2 31 0 at Missouri 1-1/44 4-4 at Temple * 28 16 0 57.1 215 1 31 0 at Temple * 1-1/26 5-5 vs. West Virginia # 23 11 1 47.8 130 2 20 2 vs. West Virginia # 2-2/25, 36 4-4 KICK RETURNS Kobena, Jeremiah Rene, Steve Gulley, Prince-Tyson Broyld, Ashton Morgan, Wayne Opponent No - Yds - Avg. - Lg No - Yds - Avg. - Lg No - Yds - Avg. - Lg No - Yds - Avg. - Lg No - Yds - Avg. - Lg NORTHWESTERN 5 - 102 - 20.4 - 26 DNP 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 vs. USC 4 - 72 - 18.0 - 21 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 STONY BROOK DNP 2 - 25 - 12.5 - 25 1 - 10 - 10.0 - 10 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 at Minnesota DNP DNP 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 1 - 10 - 10 - 10 2 - 24 - 12.0 - 15 PITTSBURGH* DNP 2 - 46 - 23.0 - 25 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 DNP 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 at Rutgers* DNP 4 - 100 - 25.0 - 35 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 DNP 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 CONNECTICUT* DNP 1 - 22 - 22.0 - 22 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 at USF* 2 - 37 - 18.5 - 21 DNP 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 DNP 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 at Cincinnati* 1 - 28 - 28 - 21 DNP 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 LOUISVILLE* 6 - 123 - 20.5 - 37 DNP 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 at Missouri 3 - 52 - 17.3 - 19 DNP 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 DNP 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 at Temple* 0 - 0 - 0.0 - 0 DNP 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 DNP 1 ͳ 15 ͳ 15.0 ͳ 0 vs. West Virginia # 1 - 22 - 22.0 - 22 DNP 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 2 ͳ 31 ͳ 15.5 ͳ 24

* Denotes BIG EAST conference game # Denotes 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl 90 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2012 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS PUNTING PUNT RETURNS Fisher, Jonathan Dixon, Riley Desir, Ritchy Rene, Steve Opponent No - Yds - Avg.- Inside 20 No - Yds - Avg.- Inside 20 Opponent No - Yds - Avg.- Lg No - Yds - Avg.- Lg NORTHWESTERN 3 - 156 - 52.0 - 0 DNP NORTHWESTERN 1 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 vs. USC 4 - 167 - 41.8 - 1 2 - 61 - 30.5 - 0 vs. USC 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 2 ͳ ͳ6 ͳ ͳ3.0 ͳ 0 STONY BROOK 3 - 112 - 37.3 - 0 1 - 48 - 48.0 - 0 STONY BROOK 2 ͳ 17 ͳ 8.5 ͳ 10 1 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 at Minnesota 5 - 195 - 39.0 - 2 DNP at Minnesota 2 - 3 - 1.5 - 3 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 PITTSBURGH* 6 - 210 - 35.0 - 2 DNP PITTSBURGH * 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 at Rutgers* 4 - 169 - 42.2 - 2 DNP at Rutgers * 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 5 ͳ 7 ͳ 1.4 ͳ 5 CONNECTICUT* 3 - 104 - 34.7 - 2 DNP CONNECTICUT * 4 ͳ 39 ͳ 9.8 ͳ 33 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 at USF* 4 - 161 - 40.2 - 2 DNP at USF * 1 - -4 - -4 - -4 DNP at Cincinnati* 6 - 209 - 34.8 - 2 DNP at Cincinnati * 4 - 13 - 3.2 - 5 DNP LOUISVILLE* 3 - 142 - 47.3 - 1 DNP LOUISVILLE * 2 - 24 - 12.0 - 22 DNP at Missouri 6 - 232 - 38.7 - 2 DNP at Missouri 3 - 8 - 2.7 - 5 DNP at Temple * 3 - 104 - 34.7 - 1 DNP at Temple * 1 - 5 - 5.0 - 5 DNP vs. West Virginia # 3 - 74 - 24.7 - 1 DNP vs. West Virginia # 0 ͳ 0 ͳ 0.0 ͳ 0 DNP

DEFENSIVE LINE (SOLO-ASSIST/TOTAL) Player N’western USC S. Brook Minn. Pitt * Rutgers * UConn * USF * Cincy * Lville * Mizzou Temple * WVU # Bromley, Jay 1-0/1 0-4/4 0-2/2 3-2/5 2-0-2 1-8/9 0-0/0 0-1/1 1-4/5 2-0/2 4-2/6 2-0/2 0-0/0 Crume, Eric 1-1/2 0-0/0 1-0/1 0-0/0 1-0/1 1-1/2 0-0/0 3-1/4 2-1/3 0-0/0 1-0/1 1-0/1 0-0/0 Goggins, Deon 2-1/3 1-2/3 2-0/2 1-2/3 1-1/2 2-9/11 0-1/1 6-3/9 4-3/7 2-2/4 3-2/5 1-0/1 1-1/2 Jones, Zian 0-0/0 0-1/1 0-0/0 1-1/2 1-0/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-1/2 0-0/0 DNP 2-0-2 0-0/0 Pierce-Brewster, M. 2-5/7 0-1/1 1-1/2 0-1/1 1-1/2 1-5/6 1-0/1 1-1/2 0-0/0 1-1/2 1-3/4 2-0/2 2-3/5 Robinson, Micah 2-1/3 3-1/4 0-1/1 2-0/2 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-1/1 1-2/3 0-0/0 0-2/2 0-0/0 2-0/2 Sharpe, Brandon 0-3/3 2-2/4 2-0/2 0-1/1 7-0/7 0-4/4 3-0/3 2-1/3 2-2/4 0-1/1 1-1/2 1-0/1 3-1/4 Welsh, Robert 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-0/1 0-0/0 1-0/1 0-0/0 0-1/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-0/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0

LINEBACKERS (SOLO-ASSIST/TOTAL) Player N’western USC S. Brook Minn. Pitt * Rutgers * UConn * USF * Cincy * Lville * Mizzou Temple * WVU # Anene, Dom 1-0/1 DNP DNP 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-0/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 DNP 0-0/0 0-0/0 Coker, Lewellyn 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-0/1 0-0/0 0-2/2 0-1/1 0-0/0 1-1/2 1-0/1 0-0/0 2-0/2 0-0/0 Davis, Dyshawn 2-2/4 3-2/5 5-3/8 5-4/9 3-0/3 0-3/3 2-0/2 4-2/6 4-6/10 4-0/0 4-3/7 6-0/6 2-0/2 Diabate, Siriki 4-2/6 5-1/6 1-2/3 4-6/10 5-1/6 3-10/13 5-0/5 0-2/2 4-3/7 1-1/2 2-1/3 4-0/4 5-5/10 Lynch, Cameron 3-3/6 0-1/1 0-0/0 2-0/2 3-0/3 0-2/2 1-0/1 2-0/2 1-0/1 2-3/5 5-4/9 6-0/6 3-1/4 Spruill, Marquis 4-4/8 3-2/5 3-5/8 4-0/4 3-0/3 0-9/9 3-0/3 3-2/5 1-1/2 5-0/5 2-2/4 5-1/6 2-0/2 Vaughan, Dan 1-2/3 0-1/1 0-1/1 0-0/0 1-0/1 0-1/1 1-1/2 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-2/2 1-0/1 0-0/0 0-0/0

DEFENSIVE BACKS (SOLO-ASSIST/TOTAL) Player N’western USC S. Brook Minn. Pitt * Rutgers * UConn * USF * Cincy * Lville * Mizzou Temple * WVU # Anderson, Ri’Shard 2-2/4 7-2/9 2-0/2 6-2/8 4-0/4 0-0/0 1-0/1 4-2/6 2-2/4 0-1/1 0-1/1 1-0/1 2-0/2 Desir, Ritchy 2-1/3 1-2/3 0-0/0 2-0/2 2-1/3 0-2/2 2-0/2 1-0/1 0-0/0 1-0/1 3-0/3 1-0/1 2-1/3 Eskridge, Durell 5-4/9 1-0/1 1-1/2 0-0/0 1-0/1 0-2/2 1-1/2 1-0/1 2-0/2 4-0/4 4-1/5 2-0/2 4-1/5 George, Jaston 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-1/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-0/1 0-0/0 DNP 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 Lyn, Keon 2-2/4 1-1/2 1-2/3 3-0/3 2-3/5 3-0/3 2-0/2 5-0/5 4-0/4 3-1/4 5-1/6 3-0/3 2-0/2 Morgan, Wayne 0-0/0 1-0/1 0-2/2 1-0/1 0-0/0 0-1/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-1/2 0-3/3 1-0/1 0-0/0 3-0/3 Nassib, Joe 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-/0 0-/0 0-1/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 Reddish, Brandon 2-2/4 3-0/3 1-3/4 DNP 1-0/1 1-1/2 0-1/1 3-2/5 1-1/2 4-0/4 1-1/2 3-0/3 4-0/4 Thomas, Shamarko 2-0/2 6-1/7 2-4/6 6-3/9 7-2/9 2-4/6 4-0/4 6-3/9 10-4/14 6-0/6 4-2/6 5-1/6 2-2/4 Vigille, Oliver 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-0/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-0/1 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-0/1 Whigham, Julian DNP 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 DNP 1-2/3 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-0/1 Wilkes, Jeremi 3-1/4 3-1/4 3-0/3 4-0/4 6-1/7 0-2/2 4-0/4 3-1/4 4-4/8 5-1/6 4-2/6 5-0/5 3-1/4 OTHER (SOLO-ASSIST/TOTAL) Player N’western USC S. Brook Minn. Pitt * Rutgers * UConn * USF * Cincy * Lville * Mizzou Temple * WVU # Rodgers, Sam 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-2/2 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 0-0/0

Bold type indicates 2012 returner * Denotes BIG EAST Conference # Denotes 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 91 2012 SEASON HIGHS & LOWS SYRACUSE OPPONENTS Points 45 vs. Louisville 42, Northwestern, USC Low 10 vs. Minnesota 10, Connecticut Points in a Half 34 vs. USF 28, USC Low 0 vs. Pittsburgh 0, Stony Brook, Connecticut Rushing Plays 65 vs. West Virginia # 53, Cincinnati Low 29 vs. Northwestern 17, Louisville Rushing Yards 369 vs. West Virginia # 369, USF Low 62 vs. Rutgers -6, Connecticut Yards Per Rush 5.7 vs. West Virginia # 8.2, USF Low 1.9 vs. Rutgers -0.3, Connecticut Rushing Touchdowns 3 vs. Louisville, Temple 3, Cincinnati Low 0 vs. Minnesota 0, USC, Connecticut, Louisville, West Virginia # Passing Plays 66 vs. Northwestern 50, Louisville Low 20 vs. Connecticut 19, Stony Brook Pass Completions 45 vs. Northwestern 36, Louisville Low 12 vs. West Virginia # 4, Stony Brook Passing Yardage 482 vs. Northwestern 424, Louisville Low 138 vs. West Virginia # 94, Stony Brook Yards Per Pass Attempt 12.6 vs. Connecticut 11.7, Missouri Low 5.8 vs. West Virginia # 4.9, Stony Brook Yards Per Completion 17.9 vs. Connecticut 23.5 Stony Brook Low 9.7 vs. Pittsburgh 8.1, USC Passing Touchdowns 4 vs. Northwestern, USF 6, USC Low 0 vs. Pittsburgh 0, Minnesota, Pittsburgh Total Plays 95 vs. Northwestern 80, Cincinnati Low 64 vs. Minnesota, Pittsburgh 57, Stony Brook Total Offense Yards 596 vs. Northwestern 552, USF Low 305 vs. Pittsburgh 237, Rutgers Yards Per Play 7.0 vs. Louisville 7.4, USF Low 4.8 vs. Pittsburgh 4.0, Rutgers First Downs 33 vs. Northwestern, USF 27, USF Low 16 vs. Temple 10, Temple Third Down Conv. % 73.7% vs. Louisville 53.3%, USF Low 30.1% vs. Minnesota 0%, West Virginia # Passes Had Intercepted 0 vs. Stony Brook, Connecticut, USF, Cincinnati, 0, Northwestern, Minnesota, Rutgers, USF, West Virginia # Louisville, Temple Most 2 vs. USC, Minnesota, Rutgers 2, Stony Brook, Temple Fumbles Lost 0 vs. Pittsburgh, USF, Louisville, Missouri 0, USC, Stony Brook, Minnesota, Rutgers, Missouri Most 2 vs. Northwestern, Minnesota, Rutgers; Cincinnati, Temple 2, USF, Cincinnati, Temple Total Turnovers By 0 vs. Connecticut, USF, Louisville 0, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Rutgers Most 4 vs. Minnesota, Rutgers 4, Temple Sacks By: #-Yds. 5.0-27 vs. Northwestern; 5.0-51 vs. Pittsburgh 3.0-16, Minnesota; 3.0-25, Rutgers Low 0-0.0 vs. Stony Brook, Rutgers, USF, Louisville 0-0.0, Stony Brook, Connecticut, Missouri, Temple TFL By: #-Yds. 12.0-45 vs. Northwestern 7.0-20, USC; 7.0-38, Rutgers Low 4.0-7 vs. Stony Brook; 4.0-10 vs. Louisville 1-1, Temple Penalties 12 vs. Northwestern, Cincinnati 12, USC Low 5 vs. USC, Missouri, West Virginia # 4, Rutgers Yards Penalized 104 vs. Cincinnati 116, West Virginia # Low 40 vs. USC 30, Louisville Time of Possession 36:23 vs. West Virginia # 34:42, Missouri Low 25:18 vs. Missouri 23:37, West Virginia # 2012 TOP INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES SYRACUSE OPPONENTS OFFENSE Rushing Attempts 29, Jerome Smith vs. West Virginia # 30, George Winn, Cincinnati Rushing Yards 144, Jerome Smith vs. Louisville 165, George Winn, Cincinnati Rushing Touchdowns 2, Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. Louisville; Adonis Ameen-Moore vs. Temple 3, George Winn, Cincinnati Longest Rush 55 (TD), Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. Louisville 80 (TD), Lindsey Lamar, USF Pass Attempts 66, Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 49, Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville Pass Completions 45, Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 36, Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville Passing Yards 482, Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 424, Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville Pass Pct. (min. 10 att.) 70.0, Ryan Nassib vs. Connecticut 75.8, , Pittsburgh Longest Pass Play 68, Ryan Nassib to Alec Lemon vs. Connecticut 70 (TD), James Franklin to Dorial Green-Beckham, Missouri Passing Touchdowns 4, Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern, USF 6, , USC Interceptions Thrown 2, Ryan Nassib vs. USC, Minnesota, Rutgers 2, Kyle Essington, Stony Brook; Juice Granger, Temple Receptions 12, Marcus Sales vs. Northwestern; Alec Lemon vs. Missouri 11, , USC Yards Receiving 244, Alec Lemon vs. Missouri 130, Devin Street, Pittsburgh Receiving Touchdowns 2, Jeremiah Kobena vs. Northwestern; Marcus Sales vs. USC, USF; 3, Marqise Lee, USC Alec Lemon vs. Louisville, Missouri

92 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2012 TOP INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES All-Purpose Yards 181, Jeremiah Kobena vs. Northwestern 281, Venric Mark, Northwestern Total Offense 482, Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 441, Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville Scoring (points) 16, Ross Krautman vs. Connecticut 18, Marqise Lee, USC; Maikon Bonani, USF; George Winn, Cincinnati

DEFENSE Interceptions by 2, Keon Lyn vs. Temple 2, Dion Bailey, USC Interception Yds. Gained 31, Keon Lyn vs. Temple 49, Chi Chi Ariguzo, Northwestern Longest Int. Return 31, Keon Lyn vs. Temple 49, Chi Chi Ariguzo, Northwestern Total Tackles 14, Shamarko Thomas vs. Cincinnati 15, Zaviar Gooden, Missouri Solo Tackles 10, Shamarko Thomas vs. Cincinnati 13, Tyler Matakevich, Temple Assisted Tackles 10, Siriki Diabate vs. Rutgers 6, Cedrick Moore, Stony Brook; Aaron Hill, Minnesota Steve Beauharnais, Rutgers; Brandon Mills, Cincinnati; Preston Brown, Louisville Sacks 4.0, Brandon Sharpe vs. Pittsburgh 1.5, Khaseem Greene, Rutgers Tackles for Loss 6.0, Brandon Sharpe vs. Pittsburgh 2.0, Morgan Breslin, USC; 2.0 Aaron Donald, Pittsburgh 2.0, Yawin Smallwood, Connecticut

SPECIAL TEAMS PATs 6, Ross Krautman vs. Louisville 6, Jeff Budzien, Northwestern; Alex Wood, USC Field Goals 4, Ross Krautman vs. Connecticut 5, Maikon Bonani, USF Long Field Goal 47, Ross Krautman vs. Connecticut 47, Maikon Bonani, USF; Brandon McManus, Temple Punts 6, Jonathan Fisher vs. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Missouri 8, Wesley Skiffington, Stony Brook; Justin Doerner, Rutgers; Cole Wagner, Connecticut Punting Avg. 52.0, Jonathan Fisher vs. Northwestern 50.0, Kyle Negrete, USC Long Punt 58, Jonathan Fisher vs. Northwestern 65, Kyle Negrete, USC Punt Returns 5, Steve Rene vs. Rutgers 2, Venric Mark, Northwestern; Mason Robinson, Rutgers; Anthony McClung, Cincinnati Punt Return Yards 39, Ritchy Desir vs Connecticut 134, Venric Mark, Northwestern Long Punt Return 33, Ritchy Desir vs. Connecticut 82, Venric Mark, Northwestern Kickoff Returns 6, Jeremiah Kobena vs. Louisville 4, Adrian Coxson, Stony Brook Kickoff Return Yards 123, Jeremiah Kobena vs. Louisville 77, Ralph David Abernathy, Cincinnati Long Kickoff Return 37, Jeremiah Kobena vs. Louisville 32, Ralph David Abernathy, Cincinnati Blocked Field Goals 1, Jamal Merrell, Rutgers; Brandon Mills, Cincinnati Blocked Punts 1, Durell Eskridge, USF Blocked PAT 1, Eric Crume, Louisville 2012 STARTING LINEUPS OFFENSE Opponent QB RB FB WR WR LT LG C RG RT TE NORTHWESTERN Nassib Gulley Smith ^ Sales West Hickey Chibane MacPherson Foy Alexander Wales vs. USC Nassib Gulley Smith ^ Sales West Hickey Chibane MacPherson Foy Alexander Wales STONY BROOK Nassib Gulley West * Sales Lemon Hickey Chibane MacPherson Foy Alexander Wales at Minnesota Nassib Smith West * Sales Lemon Hickey Chibane MacPherson Foy Alexander Wales PITTSBURGH * Nassib Smith West * Sales Lemon Pugh Chibane MacPherson Trudo Hickey Wales at Rutgers * Nassib Smith West * Sales Lemon Pugh Chibane MacPherson Trudo Hickey Wales CONNECTICUT * Nassib Smith Stevens + Sales Lemon Pugh Chibane MacPherson Trudo Hickey Wales at USF * Nassib Smith Stevens + West Lemon Pugh Chibane MacPherson Trudo Hickey Wales at Cincinnati * Nassib Smith Cleveland Sales Lemon Pugh Chibane MacPherson Trudo Hickey Wales LOUISVILLE * Nassib Smith Cleveland Sales Lemon Pugh Chibane MacPherson Trudo Hickey Wales at Missouri Nassib Smith Stevens + Sales Lemon Pugh Chibane MacPherson Trudo Hickey Wales at Temple * Nassib Smith Stevens + Sales Lemon Pugh Chibane MacPherson Trudo Hickey Wales vs. West Virginia # Nassib Smith Stevens + Sales Lemon Pugh Chibane MacPherson Trudo Hickey Wales ^ Started two running backs * Started three wide receivers +Started two tight ends DEFENSE Opponent DE DT NT DE LB LB LB CB SS FS CB NORTHWESTERN Pierce-Brewster Goggins Bromley Sharpe Spruill Diabate Davis Reddish Thomas Wilkes Anderson vs. USC Pierce-Brewster Goggins Bromley Sharpe Spruill Diabate Davis Reddish Thomas Wilkes Anderson STONY BROOK Pierce-Brewster Goggins Bromley Robinson Spruill Diabate Davis Reddish Thomas Wilkes Anderson at Minnesota Pierce-Brewster Goggins Bromley Sharpe Spruill Diabate Davis Lyn Thomas Wilkes Anderson PITTSBURGH * Pierce-Brewster Goggins Bromley Sharpe Spruill Diabate Davis Lyn Thomas Wilkes Anderson at Rutgers * Pierce-Brewster Goggins Bromley Sharpe Spruill Diabate Davis Lyn Thomas Wilkes Anderson CONNECTICUT * Pierce-Brewster Goggins Bromley Sharpe Spruill Diabate Davis Lyn Thomas Wilkes Anderson at USF * Pierce-Brewster Goggins Bromley Sharpe Spruill Diabate Davis Lyn Thomas Wilkes Anderson at Cincinnati * Pierce-Brewster Goggins Bromley Sharpe Spruill Diabate Davis Lyn Thomas Wilkes Anderson LOUISVILLE * Pierce-Brewster Goggins Bromley Sharpe Spruill Diabate Davis Lyn Thomas Wilkes Anderson at Missouri Pierce-Brewster Goggins Eskeridge * Sharpe Spruill Lynch Davis Lyn Thomas Wilkes Anderson at Temple * Pierce-Brewster Goggins Bromley Sharpe Spruill Diabate Davis Lyn Thomas Wilkes Anderson vs. West Virginia # Pierce-Brewster Goggins Eskeridge * Sharpe Lynch Diabate Davis Lyn Thomas Wilkes Anderson * Started five defensive backs * Denotes BIG EAST conference game # Denotes 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 93 2012 FINAL DEPTH CHART/GAME SUMMARIES OFFENSE GAME #1 X WR 15 Alec Lemon (6-2, 204, Sr.) 36 Christopher Clark (5-11, 158, Jr.) LT 67 Justin Pugh (6-5, 297, Sr.) 62 Andrew Phillips (6-5, 268, Sr.) Syracuse 41 LG 75 Zack Chibane (6-5, 298, R-Sr.) 68 Nick Robinson (6-5, 270, So.) vs. Northwestern 42 C 59 Macky MacPherson (6-2, 282, Jr.) 78 Jason Emerich (6-3, 270, Fr.) September 1 at the Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. RG 55 Rob Trudo (6-3, 282, So.) 72 Ivan Foy (6-4, 311, So.) After scoring 28 unanswered points to take a 41-35 lead, SU’s bid for a comeback win was thwarted when Northwestern scored a touchdown with 44 seconds left to win, 42-41. Orange RT 60 Sean Hickey (6-5, 287, Jr.) 77 Lou Alexander (6-4, 314, Sr.) quarterback Ryan Nassib set SU single-game records for passing yards (482), completions (45), Y TE 85 Beckett Wales (6-3, 230, Jr.) 86 David Stevens (6-3, 231, R-Sr.) attempts (66) and total offense (512 yards). He also threw four touchdown passes. Nassib’s totals also ranked highly in the BIG EAST record book. His 45 completions and 65 attempts tied Brian Z WR 5 Marcus Sales (6-0, 192, R-Sr.) 88 Jarrod West (6-2, 202, Jr.) Brohm’s (Louisville) records. On the very first SU offensive play of the season, Nassib’s 17- yard pass to Beckett Wales put the QB 12 Ryan Nassib (6-3, 227, R-Sr.) 17 Charley Loeb (6-4, 214, Sr.) Orange within 13 yards of the end zone, and kicker Ross Krautman tallied SU’s first points of the H 45 Jerome Smith (6-0, 217, Jr.) 23 Prince-Tyson Gulley (5-10, 192, Jr.) year with a 22-yard field goal to give SU a 3-0 lead a little more than five minutes into the game. On its next offensive possession, SU went on a nine-play, 61-yard drive, capped by Krautman’s F 31 Clay Cleveland (6-1, 226, Jr.) 48 Carl Cutler (6-3, 251, R-Sr.) 33-yard field goal with 3:57 left to play in the first to extend the SU lead to 6-0. Northwestern got on the board when Venric Mark returned Jonathan Fisher’s 58-yard punt 82 DEFENSE yards for a touchdown, making the score 7-6 with 23 seconds left in the first quarter. The Orange reclaimed the lead,13-7, early in the second quarter on a 14-yard touchdown run by X WR 15 Alec Lemon (6-2, 204, Sr.) 36 Christopher Clark (5-11, 158, Jr.) Prince-Tyson Gulley, but another Mark touchdown, this one on a 21-yard pass from quarterback DE 10 Markus Pierce-Brewster (6-3, 248, Jr.) 93 Micah Robinson (6-4, 270, Jr.) Kain Colter, put the visitors on top, 14-13. A 14-yard pass from Colter to Christian Jones a little more than three minutes later extended the margin to 21-13. NT 96 Jay Bromley (6-4, 290, Jr.) 52 Eric Crume (6-0, 306, So.) The Wildcats added two more scores in the third quarter, including a one-yard touchdown run by DT 13 Deon Goggins (6-1, 274, R-Sr.) 99 Zian Jones (6-4, 315, Jr.) Colter at the 7:34 mark of the period, to take its largest lead of the game, 35-13. That’s when the Orange comeback began. DE 91 Brandon Sharpe (6-1, 255, Sr.) 94 Robert Welsh (6-3, 259, Jr.) Nassib marched Syracuse 77 yards in 14 plays and connected with Marcus Sales on a seven-yard SLB 11 Marquis Spruill (6-0, 224, Jr.) 39 Dom Anene (6-0, 234, Sr.) touchdown to cap , closing the gap to 35-20. Then, as time expired in the third quarter, Nassib hit Jeremiah Kobena for a 50-yard touchdown that made the score 35-27. The touchdown MLB 18 Siriki Diabate (5-10, 216, Sr.) 33 Dan Vaughan (6-2, 219, R-Sr.) pass was Nassib’s 30th completion of the game, breaking the previous Syracuse record of 29 completions he shared with Marvin Graves and Andrew Robinson. WLB 35 Dyshawn Davis (6-2, 212, So.) 38 Cameron Lynch (5-11, 225, So.) The Orange rally continued at the start of the fourth quarter after the defense stopped H CB 8 Keon Lyn (6-1, 194, Jr.) 4 Brandon Reddish (5-11, 183, So.) Northwestern to regain possession with 10:40 left in the game. Nassib led SU 86 yards in 11 plays and found Kobena again in the end zone to cut the lead to two, 35-33, with 6:41 remaining in or 20 Julian Whigham (6-1, 180, Fr.) regulation. SU went for the two-point conversion, but the play was broken up by the NU defense. SS 21 Shamarko Thomas (5-10, 206, Sr.) 6 Ritchy Desir (5-11, 179, So.) On the Wildcats’ ensuing possession, the SU defense held and the Orange took over on its 28-yard line. Facing a 3rd-and-8, Nassib completed a 41-yard pass to wide receiver Sales to put SU FS 28 Jeremi Wilkes (5-9, 189, Jr.) 3 Durell Eskridge (6-3, 198, So.) in scoring position. Three plays later, Nassib threw a 20-yard TD pass to Christopher Clark with 2:40 CB 9 Ri’Shard Anderson (6-0, 187, Sr.) 2 Wayne Morgan (5-10, 191, Fr.) left to put the Orange ahead, 39-35. SU went for the two-point conversion and NU was called for pass interference. On the Orange’s second attempt, Gulley burst through the Wildcats’ defense and into the end zone to claim a 41-35 lead for the hosts. SPECIAL TEAMS With Colter out of the game due to injury, Northwestern called on Trevor Siemian to lead its final X WR 15 Alec Lemon (6-2, 204, Sr.) 36 Christopher Clark (5-11, 158, Jr.) drive. After taking a sack on first down, Siemian completed three straight passes, including a 25 yarder to Demetrius Fields, to move the ball to the SU 34. The Orange defense stiffened after that, KO 49 Ryan Norton (5-11, 181, Fr.) 92 Riley Dixon (6-5, 205, So.) forcing a 3rd-and-15 from the 27-yard line. Siemian rushed for nine yards on the play, but an Orange FG/PAT 37 Ross Krautman (5-7, 161, Jr.) 49 Ryan Norton (5-11, 181, Fr.) personal foul gave Northwestern new life and an automatic first down at the nine-yard line. Siemian took advantage, connecting with Fields on the next play for the game-winning touchdown with 44 P 46 Jonathan Fisher (6-1, 209, So.) 92 Riley Dixon (6-5, 205, So.) seconds remaining. KOR 25 Jeremiah Kobena (6-0, 179, So.) 2 Wayne Morgan (5-10, 191, Fr.) TEAM STATISTICS PR 6 Ritchy Desir (5-11, 179, So.) 30 Steven Rene (5-7, 180, Jr.) SU NU First Downs 33 21 LS 47 Sam Rodgers (6-2, 223, So.) 61 Eric Morris (5-10, 227, Sr.) Rush Att.-Yards 30-126 40-124 Pass Yards 470 213 SS 47 Sam Rodgers (6-2, 223, So.) 61 Eric Morris (5-10, 227, Sr.) Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 95-596 72-337 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 44-65 22-32 Bold indicates 2011 starter Passes had intercepted 1 0 Punts-Avg. 3-52.0 5-36.2 Punt Returns-Yards 1-0 2-134 Kickoff Returns-Yards 8-505 7-440 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-1 Penalties-Yards 12-72 7-77 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final SYRACUSE 6 7 14 14 41 Northwestern 7 14 14 7 42 SCORING SUMMARY Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SU – Krautman, 22-yard field goal 5-26/1:55 3-0 1st/10:47 SU – Krautman, 33-yard field goal 9-61/2:11 6-0 1st/03:57 NU – Mark, 82-yard punt return (Budzien kick) 6-7 1st/00:23 SU – Gulley, 14-yard run (Krautman kick) 14-82/4:25 13-7 2nd/10:58 NU – Mark, 21-yard pass from Colter (Budzien kick) 1-21/0:07 13-14 2nd/06:53 NU – Jones, 14-yard pass from Colter (Budzien kick) 4-28/1:28 13-21 2nd/03:49 NU – Ariguzo, 33-yard fumble recovery (Budzien kick) 4-28/1:28 13-28 3rd/13:32 NU – Colter, 1-yard run (Budzien kick) 8-73/2:49 13-35 3rd/07:34 SU – Sales, 7-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 14-77/5:13 20-35 3rd/02:21 SU – Kobena, 50-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 3-91/0:47 27-35 3rd/0:00 SU – Kobena, 7-yard pass from Nassib (Nassib pass failed) 11-86/3:58 33-35 4th/06:42 SU – Clark, 20-yard pass from Nassib (Gulley rush) 7-72/2:53 41-35 4th/02:40 NU – Fields, 9-yard pass from Siemian (Budzien kick) 10-75/1:56 42-41 4th/01:56 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing SU – Gulley (7-40-1 TD); NU – Mark (14-84-0 TD) Passing SU – Nassib (44-65 - 470 yds - 4 TD); NU – Colter (14-21 - 135 yds - 2 TD) Receiving SU – Sales (11-117-1 TD); NU – Fields (8-83-1 TD) Tackles SU – Eskridge (5-4/9); NU – Campbell (11-2/13)

94 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2012 GAME SUMMARIES GAME #2 GAME #3 Syracuse 29 Syracuse 28 vs. #2/2 USC 42 vs. Stony Brook 17 September 8 at MetLife Stadium • East Rutherford, N.J. September 15 at the Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. The Orange played with No. 2 USC for three quarters before eventually losing to In its third straight game of producing more than 400 yards of offense, the Trojans, 42-29, in the inaugural New York’s College Classic. SU quarterback Ryan Syracuse defeated Stony Brook, 28-17. The Orange offense racked up 549 total Nassib turned in another impressive performance, completing 30 passes for 322 yards yards, led by quarterback Ryan Nassib going 22-of-35 passing for 335 yards and and two touchdowns. He also rushed for another score. Nassib is now the Orange’s three touchdowns. career leader with 572 completions, and he ranks second on the school’s all-time list Wide receiver Marcus Sales finished with 117 receiving yards, recording his with 50 passing touchdowns. fourth straight 100-yard game. Sales’ touchdown catch in the fourth quarter Nassib’s performance helped keep SU within striking distance of the Trojans until extended his streak to four consecutive games with at least one touchdown the final period. The score was 21-16 USC heading into the fourth quarter before two reception. Trojan touchdowns in the opening five minutes of the last frame broke the game open. Maysonet’s 158 yards on 21 carries and one score, but the Orange defense USC quarterback Matt Barkley threw for 187 yards and tied his own school record held the Seawolves to just 94 yards through the air and shut them out in the with six touchdown passes. He was 23-for-30 and was also intercepted once. second half to rally from a 17-14 deficit at the break. The Trojans scored their first touchdown after a four-play, 55-yard drive that was Norrell for a 63-yard touchdown down the left sideline, making it 7-0 3:39 into capped off by a 13-yard touchdown pass from Barkley to Marqise Lee with 12:15 left the game. in the second quarter. Later in the period, Barkley threw a 29-yard touchdown pass to Syracuse struck back when Nassib found running back Prince-Tyson Gulley for Robert Woods to extend the Trojan lead to 14-0 with 1:15 left. a 61-yard touchdown to even the score, 7-7. The scoring drive lasted two plays, SU kicker Ross Krautman’s 37-yard field goal as time expired in the first half pulled totaled 63 yards, and took just 38 seconds. It was the longest play of SU’s season the Orange within14-3 at the break. so far and the second-longest completion of Nassib’s career (62 yards to Van A storm that rolled through the area delayed the start of the second half 70 Chew vs. Rhode Island, 2011). minutes. After the delay, USC scored on its first offensive possession as Barkley The Seawolves added a 20-yard field goal with 4:18 left in the first quarter to connected with Woods again for a four-yard TD to extend the lead to 21-3 at the 10:24 take a 10-7 lead. mark of the third. Freshman Ashton Broyld’s first career touchdown run, a 22-yard dash On the ensuing SU possession, a 31-yard pass from Nassib to Jarrod West to paydirt, put Syracuse ahead for the first time 14-10, however, Maysonet brought the Orange into the red zone, and Nassib capped the drive with a three-yard answered with a 71-yard touchdown to put the Seawolves back in front, 17-14, at touchdown pass to Marcus Sales to make the score 21-10. the intermission. Safety Shamarko Thomas set up SU’s next scoring drive. The senior intercepted one In the second half, Nassib directed a nine-play, 85-yard drive that included a of Barkley’s passes at the 50-yard line and Nassib drove the offense in 38-yard completion to Sales and ended with a 13-yard touchdown pass to Jarrod six plays, capped by Prince-Tyson Gulley’s eight-yard touchdown run. The Orange went West early in the third quarter. West’s touchdown was his first this season, for two, but missed and score stayed 21-16. giving the Orange a 21-17 lead. In the fourth quarter, a 22-yard strike from Barkley to Xavier Grimble, and a four- The Orange extended its lead to 28-17 with 5:53 remaining in the game when yard touchdown from Barkley to Lee pushed USC advantage to 35-16. Nassib found Sales for a 19-yard touchdown with 5:53 to play. Down 19, the Orange clawed to within 35-22 as Nassib connected with Sales again, On the next Stony Brook series, corner Brandon Reddish intercepted this time on a 17-yard scoring pass with 7:36 left in the contest. That was as close as Essington with 3:22 left to end any chance of a Seawolves’ rally. SU got. The two sides traded touchdowns late in regulation to produce the 42-29 final. Syracuse rushed for a season-high 214 yards in the contest. Jerome Smith led Sales paced the Orange with eight catches for 104 yards and two touchdowns. It the Orange ground attack with a career-best 95 yards. Broyld added 61 yards on was his third straight 100-yard game dating back to the 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl. 10 carries. West added a career-high six receptions for 94 yards. After surrendering 261 total yards in the first half, the Orange defense Defensive back Ri’Shard Anderson paced Syracuse with a career-high nine tackles. stiffened in the second half, giving up just 50 yards to the Seawolves. Dyshawn TEAM STATISTICS Davis and Marquis Spruill led the defensive charge with eight tackles each. SU USC TEAM STATISTICS First Downs 27 17 SU SB Rush Att.-Yards 41-133 33-258 First Downs 27 13 Pass Yards 322 187 Rush Att.-Yards 45-214 38-217 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 87-455 63-445 Pass Yards 335 94 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 20-46 23-30 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 80-549 57-311 Passes had intercepted 2 1 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 22-35 4-19 Punts-Avg. 6-38.0 3-50.0 Passes had intercepted 0 2 Punt Returns-Yards 2-6 2-43 Punts-Avg. 4-40.0 8-42.9 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-72 3-40 Punt Returns-Yards 3-17 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-35 4-49 Penalties-Yards 5-40 12-82 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 SCORING BY QUARTERS Penalties-Yards 8-80 8-74 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final SCORING BY QUARTERS SYRACUSE 0 3 13 13 29 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final USC 0 14 7 21 42 SYRACUSE 7 7 7 7 28 SCORING SUMMARY Stony Brook 10 7 0 0 17 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SCORING SUMMARY USC – Lee, 13-yard pass from Barkley (Wood kick) 4-55/1:33 0-7 2nd/12:15 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time USC – Woods, 29-yard pass from Barkley (Wood kick) 9-75/4:54 0-14 2nd/1:15 SB – Norrell, 63-yard pass from Essington (Skiffington kick) 1-63/0:09 0-7 1st/11:21 SU – Krautman, 37-yard field goal 8-55/1:15 3-14 2nd/0:00 SU – Gulley, 61-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 2-63/0:38 7-7 1st/10:43 USC – Woods, 4-yard pass from Barkley (Wood kick) 8-43/3:56 3-21 3rd/10:24 SB – Skiffington 20-yard field goal 13-67/6:25 7-10 1st/4:18 SU – Sales, 3-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 12-78/4:33 10-21 3rd/5:51 SU – Broyld, 22-yard run (Krautman kick) 5-78/1:26 14-10 2nd/6:01 SU – Gulley, 8-yard run (Nassib rush failed) 6-50/1:59 16-21 3rd/3:42 SB – Maysonet, 71-yard run (Skiffington kick) 3-78/1:37 14-17 2nd/4:24 USC – Grimble, 22-yard pass from Barkley (Wood kick) 3-22/0:19 16-28 4th/14:26 SU – West, 13-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 9-85/3:33 21-17 3rd/11:27 USC – Lee, 4-yard pass from Barkley (Wood kick) 3-80/1:12 16-35 4th/11:38 SU – Sales, 19-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 5-78, 2:04 28-17 4th/5:53 SU – Sales, 17-yard pass from Nassib (Nassib pass failed) 22-35/4:02 22-35 4th/07:36 USC – Lee, 3-yard pass from Barkley (Wood kick) 4-48/1:51 22-42 4th/05:45 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS SU – Nassib, 1-yard run (Krautman kick) 13-70/4:28 29-42 4th/01:17 Rushing SU – Smith (18-95-0 TD); SB – Maysonet (21-163-1 TD) Passing SU – Nassib (22-35 - 335 yds - 3 TD); SB – Essington (4-19 - 94 yds - 1 TD) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Receiving SU – Sales (5-117-1 TD); SB – Norrell (3-82-1 TD) Rushing SU – Gulley (9-56-1 TD); USC – Redd (15-107-0 TD) Tackles SU – Davis (5-3/8); SB – Reyes (8-3/11) Passing SU – Nassib (30-46 - 322 yds - 2 TD); USC – Barkley (23-30 - 187 yds - 6 TD) Receiving SU – Sales (8-104-2 TD); USC – Lee (11-66-3 TD) Tackles SU – Anderson (7-2/9); USC – Bailey (7-1/8)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 95 2012 GAME SUMMARIES GAME #4 GAME #5 Syracuse 10 Syracuse 14 at Minnesota 17 vs. Pittsburgh 13 September 22 at TCF Bank Stadium • , Minn. October 5 at the Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. Senior Alec Lemon became the Syracuse career leaders in receptions with Syracuse scored 14 first-quarter points, one touchdown on offense and one nine catches for 106 yards, increasing his career catch total to 145 in the Orange’s on defense, to kick off BIG EAST play with a 14-13 victory against Pittsburgh. The 17-10 loss at Minnesota in front of a sold-out crowd of 50,805. Orange never trailed as Ryan Nassib was 19-of-30 passing for 185 yards. Marcus Lemon had four first-half receptions to pass Shelby Hill and Scott Schwedes, Sales recorded six catches for 63 yards and notched his 100th career catch in the who had shared the record with 139 catches. contest. The Gophers scored first, driving 58 yards on five plays in the first quarter. The Pitt quarterback Tino Sunseri was 25-of-33 passing for 319 yards with Devin march featured a 40-yard pass from Max Shortell to Devin Crawford-Tufts. The Street catching 10 passes for 130 yards. surge was capped by a two-yard run by Donnell Kirkwood and the hosts moved The Orange defense, strong throughout the game, was led by Brandon Sharpe’s ahead 7-0 after the ensuing extra point. career-high seven tackles including six for a loss and four sacks. A 33-yard field goal by Ross Krautman near the end of the first period After the Orange defense forced a three-and-out on Pitt’s first possession of the narrowed Minnesota’s advantage to 7-3 and the score stood up through two game, the offense marched 80 yards on 11 plays, capped off by an Adonis Ameen- Moore one-yard touchdown run, giving Syracuse a 7-0 lead with 9:54 left in the first quarters. The Orange moved 67 yards on 13 plays to set up Krautman’s three- quarter. Nassib was 4-of-4 passing for 51 yards on drive, Syracuse’s first opening pointer. Quarterback Ryan Nassib was six-of-eight through the air on the drive drive resulting in a touchdown this season. with three of the receptions by Lemon. On Pitt’s next possession, the Syracuse defense came up with a key stop on Minnesota responded to SU’s field goal by driving into Syracuse territory. An 3rd-and-3 at the SU 23, stopping Ray Graham for a loss of two. Kevin Harper’s 18-yard pass from Shortell to Crawford-Tufts put the Gophers at SU 24 and an ensuing 42-yard field goal attempt missed wide right, keeping it 7-0 with 4:54 interference call on Syracuse presented Minnesota with first and goal at the nine. remaining in the opening quarter. The Orange defense held and Wettstein missed his second three-pointer of the Dyshawn Davis’ 52-yard fumble return for a touchdown staked Syracuse to a 14-0 game, this time from 26 yards out. lead with 1:06 left in the first quarter. The linebacker scooped up Drew Carswell’s Minnesota added another touchdown on the first drive of the third quarter, fumble and took it the distance behind a convoy of blockers after the tight end was moving 87 yards on 12 plays while utilizing 4:47 on the game clock before stripped by Jeremi Wilkes following a short reception at the Orange 48-yard line. extending the lead to 14-3. Shortell hit Issac Fruechte on a 34-yard pass and Pitt drew within seven early in the second quarter on a Graham one-yard Kirkwood finished off the drive with a one-yard plunge. touchdown run, capping off a 12-play, 62-yard drive that used 5:25, cutting the Syracuse had two chances in the third quarter but had drives stopped by Orange lead to 14-7 with 10:41 remaining in the opening half. turnovers. Nassib was intercepted at the Minnesota three after his arm was Syracuse looked poised to add to the lead late in the half after picking up a hit by a Gopher pass rusher. Later in the period, Ashton Broyld fumbled at the 4th-and-9 at the Pitt 33-yard line, taking the ball down to the nine, but K’Waun Minnesota 21. Williams intercepted Nassib’s pass intended for Sales in the end zone with 5:19 left Wettstein added on a 43-yard field goal with 3:20 left in the game, increasing in the second quarter. the advantage to 17-3. Kevin Harper’s 40-yard field goal for Pitt with 22 seconds left in the first half Syracuse fought until the end, scoring a touchdown drive as time wound made it a 14-10 game when the teams went to the locker rooms. down. Nassib hit Marcus Sales on a 14-yard scoring play with :46 seconds left In the third quarter, Pitt added a 27-yard field goal with just under two minutes and following Krautman’s point-after-touchdown, the Gopher advantage was left, but the Syracuse defense stood strong in the fourth quarter, stopping all of shaved to 17-10. It marked the fifth consecutive game that Sales had caught a Pittsburgh’s offensive possessions. touchdown pass. After forcing a Pitt punt and taking over with 4:54 remaining, the Orange picked The Orange attempted an onside kick, but Minnesota recovered and ran out up four critical first downs, led by rugged running by Ameen-Moore to run out the the clock. clock and clinch SU’s first victory over the Panthers since 2004. Nassib completed 21-of-31 passes for 228 yards, a touchdown and two TEAM STATISTICS interceptions. Jerome Smith led SU rushers with 52 yards on nine attempts and SU PITT Jarrod West had five catches for 56 yards. First Downs 19 20 Rush Att.-Yards 33-120 37-27 TEAM STATISTICS Pass Yards 185 319 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 64-305 70-346 SU MINN Passes (Comp.-Att.) 19-31 25-33 First Downs 21 20 Passes had intercepted 1 0 Rush Att.-Yards 33-122 41-106 Punts-Avg. 6-35.0 5-41.2 Pass Yards 228 231 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 64-350 71-337 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-46 3-65 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 21-31 16-30 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 Passes had intercepted 2 0 Penalties-Yards 3-45 6-35 Punts-Avg. 5-39.0 5-37.6 Punt Returns-Yards 2-3 1-3 SCORING BY QUARTERS Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-34 2-31 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Fumbles-Lost 3-2 0-0 SYRACUSE 14 0 0 0 14 Penalties-Yards 10-79 8-63 Pittsburgh 0 10 3 0 13 SCORING BY QUARTERS SCORING SUMMARY 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SYRACUSE 3 0 0 7 10 SU – Ameen-Moore, 1-yard run (Krautman kick) 8-70/3:01 7-0 1st/09:54 Minnesota 7 0 7 3 17 SU – Davis, 52-yard fumble recovery (Krautman kick) 14-0 1st/01:06 SCORING SUMMARY PITT – Graham, 1-yard run (Harper kick) 12-62/5:25 14-7 2nd/10:41 PITT – Harper, 40-yard field goal 7-22/2:00 14-10 2nd/00:22 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time PITT – Harper, 27-yard field goal 10-73/4:33 14-13 3rd/01:57 MINN – Kirkwood, 2-yard run (Wettstein kick) 5-58/2:38 0-7 1st/6:59 SU – Krautman, 33-yard field goal 13-67/5:05 3-7 1st/1:59 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS MINN – Kirkwood, 1-yard run (Wettstein kick) 12-87/4:47 3-14 3rd/10:13 MINN – Wettstein, 43-yard field goal 9-36/4:56 3-17 4th/3:20 Rushing SU – Smith (10-61-0 TD); PITT – Graham (24-57-1 TD) SU – Sales, 14-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 9-83/2:34 10-17 4th/00:46 Passing SU – Nassib (19-30 - 185 yds - 0 TD); PITT – Sunseri (25-33 - 319 yds - 0 TD) Receiving SU – Sales (6-63-0 TD); PITT – Street (10-130-0 TD) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Tackles SU – Thomas (7-2/9); PITT – Hendricks (6-5/11) Rushing SU – Smith (9-52-0 TD); MINN – Kirkwood (28-99-2 TD) Passing SU – Nassib (21-31 - 228 yds - 1 TD); MINN – Shortell (16-30 - 231 yds - 0 TD) Receiving SU – Lemon (9-106-0 TD); MINN – Barker (4-52- 0 TD) Tackles SU – Diabate (4-6/10); MINN – Hill (4-6/10)

96 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2012 GAME SUMMARIES GAME #6 GAME #7 Syracuse 15 Syracuse 40 at #20/19 Rutgers 23 vs. Connecticut 10 October 13 at High Point Solutions Stadium • Piscataway, N.J. October 19 at the Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. The Orange lost to No. 20 Rutgers, 23-15. Running back Adonis Ameen-Moore Behind a balanced offensive attack that piled up 251 yards each on the ground and scored at the end of the first half and receiver Chris Clark caught a Ryan Nassib through the air, and a shutout performance in the second half by the defense, Syracuse TD pass in the fourth quarter for the Orange. rolled to a 40-10 victory against Connecticut. Nassib was 25-for-42 for 356 yards and one touchdown, marking his fifth Jerome Smith led the Orange rushing attack with 133 yards on 19 carries, both career career 300-yard passing game. He has four 300-yard efforts this season. highs. Ashton Broyld added a career-best 63 yards on 11 attempts. Ryan Nassib threw for Junior Jerome Smith led the Orange ground game with 67 yards on 15 carries 251 yards on 14-of-21 passing and two touchdowns. The senior’s top target was Alec Lemon, who recorded his third 150-yard receiving game against the Huskies in his career, making and senior Marcus Sales recorded his fourth 100-yard receiving game this season, eight catches for 166 yards and a score. Beckett Wales added four receptions for 69 yards which leads the BIG EAST. Sales caught four passes for 100 yards, while tight end and his first career touchdown. David Stevens made five catches for 60 yards, tying his career-high in receptions. On defense, the Orange held the Huskies to -6 yards rushing, the first time Syracuse has Senior linebacker Siriki Diabate led the Orange defense with a career-high 13 held an opponent without positive ground yardage since Akron in 2009 (0 yards). tackles, including 2.5 for a loss of yards. After forcing a three-and-out on Connecticut’s first possession, the Orange rushed seven With 4:52 remaining in the first quarter, Rutgers took a 7-0 lead on a one-yard times for 57 yards on its first series to set up a 22-yard Ross Krautman field goal that gave run by Jawan Jamison that capped a 10 play, 93-yard scoring drive. the hosts the early lead. The Orange added to its advantage on its next possession. Following another three-and- The Orange tied the game with 1:32 left in the first half, moving down the out by the Huskies, Ritchy Desir brought back a Cole Wagner punt 33 yards to the UConn field on a 12-play, 80 yard drive. Ameen-Moore scored touchdown of the season 21-yard line. The return set up another Krautman field goal, this time from 33 yards out, to on a three yard run. extend the SU margin to 6-0 at the 8:02 mark of the first quarter. Syracuse opened the second half with an 11-play, 51 yard drive moving to Connecticut closed the gap to 6-3 on a 23-yard field goal by Chad Christen with 1:05 to the Rutgers 15 yard line. Junior Ross Krautman’s 33-yard field goal attempt was play in the opening period. blocked by RU’s Jamal Merrel and returned for a touchdown by Duron Harmon, In the second quarter, Syracuse took advantage of a Connecticut turnover to extend putting the Scarlet Knights up 14-7. its lead to 13-3. Safety Durell Eskridge sacked UConn quarterback Chandler Whitmer on a 3rd-and-8 at the Syracuse 33-yard line. Whitmer lost the football and it was recovered by Rutgers extended the lead to 10 on a Nick Borgese a 25-yard field goal with the Orange’s Cameron Lynch at the Connecticut 45. Nine plays later, Adonis Ameen-Moore’s 3:50 left in the third quarter and then put six more points on the board a minute one-yard TD plunge put SU ahead by 10 with 8:37 left in the half. into the fourth quarter on a touchdown pass from Gary Nova to to Tyler Kroft Whitmer found Ryan Griffen up the sideline for a 32-yard touchdown pass which pulled with 14:01 remaining in the game. the Huskie’s within three points, 13-10, with 3:39 left in the second quarter. Syracuse cut the lead to eight, 23-15, on Nassib’s 40-yard touchdown pass to SU responded with a touchdown drive that included a 41-yard pass from Nassib to Lemon Clark and a two-point conversion on a Nassib to Sales pass with 4:19 left to play. down to the UConn two-yard line, setting up the Wales touchdown with 1:19 left in the first half, putting SU up 20-10. TEAM STATISTICS To open up the second half, Nassib marched SU down the field and threw a 68-yard pass SU RU to Lemon. was the longest of Lemon’s career. The five play, 75-yard drive was First Downs 23 12 capped off with a four-yard touchdown run by Prince Tyson-Gulley and lasted 1:45. Rush Att.-Yards 32-62 36-85 Krautman added another field goal, this time from 42-yards out to put the score at 30-10 Pass Yards 356 152 at 7:21 in the third quarter. Then, with two minutes left in the third, the Orange went on yet Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 74-418 59-237 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 25-42 14-23 another scoring drive, this time ending with an 11-yard touchdown pass to Lemon. Passes had intercepted 2 0 Krautman kicked a 47-yard field goal, his fourth of the game, which put the Orange up by Punts-Avg. 4-42.2 8-44.0 30 points with 12:08 remaining in the game. The kick was the 41st field goal of his career, Punt Returns-Yards 5-7 2-4 which puts him at seventh on the SU career field goal list. Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-100 2-43 An interception by Shamarko Thomas gave the Orange the ball back with 54 seconds left, Fumbles-Lost 4-2 1-0 allowing it to run out the clock. It was Thomas’ second pick of his career. Penalties-Yards 7-44 4-43 SCORING BY QUARTERS TEAM STATISTICS SU UConn 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final First Downs 21 18 SYRACUSE 0 7 0 8 15 Rush Att.-Yards 53-251 18- -6 Rutgers 7 0 10 6 23 Pass Yards 251 296 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 73-502 59-290 SCORING SUMMARY Passes (Comp.-Att.) 14-20 23-41 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time Passes had intercepted 0 1 RU – Jamison, 1-yard run (Borgese kick) 10-93/4:55 0-7 1st/04:52 Punts-Avg. 3-34.7 8-40.9 SU – Ameen-Moore, 2-yard run (Krautman kick) 12-80/5:01 7-7 2nd/01:32 Punt Returns-Yards 4-39 0-0 RU – Harmon,75-yard blocked FG return (Borgese kick) 7-14 3rd/11:27 Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-22 2-33 RU – Borgese, 25-yard field goal 11-45/4:48 7-17 3rd/03:05 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 RU – Kroft, 12-yard pass from Nova (Borgese kick failed) 3-14/0:44 7-23 4th/14:01 Penalties-Yards 8-73 6-51 SU – Clark, 40-yard pass from Nassib (Sales pass from Nassib) 3-48, 0:59 15-23 4th/04:19 SCORING BY QUARTERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Rushing SU – Smith (15-67-0 TD); RU - Jamison (28-72-1 TD) SYRACUSE 6 14 17 3 40 Passing SU – Nassib (25-42 - 356 yds - 1 TD); RU - Nova (14-23 - 152 yds - 1 TD) Connecticut 3 7 0 0 10 Receiving SU – Sales (4-100-0 TD); RU- Coleman (6-140-0 TD) Tackles SU – Diabate (3-10/13); RU - Greene (9-5/14) SCORING SUMMARY Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SU – Krautman, 22-yard field goal 8-57/2:53 3-0 1st/10:46 SU – Krautman, 33-yard field goal 4-5/1:17 6-0 1st/08:02 UConn – Christen, 23-yard field goal 14-69/6:57 6-3 1st/01:05 SU – Ameen-Moore, 1-yard run (Krautman kick) 9-44/4:15 13-3 2nd/08:37 UConn – Griffen, 32-yard pass from Whitmer (Christen kick) 4-90/1:39 13-10 2nd/03:39 SU – Wales, 3-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 7-77/2:20 20-10 2nd/01:19 SU – Gulley, 4-yard run (Kratuman kick) 5-75/1:48 27-10 3rd/13:12 SU – Krautman, 42-yard field goal 10-41/4:06 30-10 3rd/07:21 SU – Lemon, 11-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 8-70/3:18 37-10 3rd/02:00 SU – Krautman, 47-yard field goal 7-51/3:21 40-10 4th/12:08 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing SU – Smith (19-133-0 TD); UConn – McCombs (12-16-0 TD) Passing SU – Nassib (14-20 - 251 yds - 2 TD); UConn – Whitmer (23-41 - 296 yds - 1 TD) Receiving SU – Lemon (8-166-1 TD); UConn – Griffen (6-72-1 TD) Tackles SU – Diabate (5-0/5); UConn – Smallwood (9-1/10)

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GAME #8 GAME #9 Syracuse 37 Syracuse 24 at South Florida 36 at Cincinnati 35 October 27 at Raymond James Stadium • Tampa, Fla. November 3 at Nippert Stadium • Cincinnati, Ohio Syracuse erased a 20-point halftime deficit and capped a record-setting comeback with In a game that included six lead changes, the Orange lost at Cincinnati, 35-24. Senior Ryan Nassib’s one-yard touchdown pass to Alec Lemon with three seconds left on the quarterback Ryan Nassib threw 23 completions for 286 yards and one touchdown. He now clock to beat USF, 37-36. The rally from 20 points down represented the greatest Syracuse has 8,214 career passing yards. Nassib has joined Marvin Graves (1990-93) and Donovan comeback in the school record books. McNabb (1995-98) as the only signal callers in Orange history to throw for 8,000 yards. Nassib completed 27 passes for 328 yards and four touchdowns. It was his fourth game Nassib also broke his own school season record for passing yards (2,685 set in 2011) against of the season with over 300 passing yards. The comeback was the eighth fourth-quarter the Bearcats. He has 2,773 yards this year. comeback of Nassib’s career and the first in 2012. Jerome Smith recorded his third consecutive 100-yard rushing game, gaining 116 yards on Jerome Smith led the Orange running game with a career-best 28 attempts for 127 yards. 21 carries, and scored his first touchdown this season on a one-yard run in the third quarter. It was Smith’s second consecutive 100-yards rushing effort. Alec Lemon led the Orange receiving corps with seven receptions for 101 yards and one The defense was led by seniors Shamarko Thomas and Deon Goggins, who each totaled touchdown. It was Lemon’s 24th consecutive game with a catch. Lemon also topped 2,000 nine tackles. Thomas forced a fumble in the third quarter that set up an SU touchdown. career yards and sits at fifth on the Orange’s all-time list with 2,095 yards. Syracuse began its remarkable comeback as soon as it emerged from the halftime break, Strong safety Shamarko Thomas led the defense with a career-high 14 tackles. He now has down 23-3. Nassib engineered a 7-play, 84-yard march that ended on his 31-yard touchdown 241 career tackles, which ranks seventh all-time amongst Syracuse defensive backs. pass to Jarrod West. Ross Krautman’s extra point narrowed the gap to 23-10. To open up the game, an Orange fumble on the initial kickoff return set the Bearcats up After forcing USF into punt formation, Durrell Eskridge’s blocked the punt that was on the Syracuse 28 yard-line. Cincinnati took advantage of the SU turnover and George Winn recovered at the Bulls’ 45-yard line. Five plays later the Orange was in the endzone, courtesy rushed for a five-yard touchdown 1:27 into the game. The extra point by Tony Miliano gave of Lemon’s five-yard run. Krautman’s conversion made it 23-17, USF. UC an early, 7-0, lead. Following the ensuing kickoff, USF running back Demetri Murray fumbled and Thomas With less than five minutes left in the first quarter, UC fumbled on a punt return, giving recovered at the 25-yard line. Nassib’s five-yard TD toss to Marcus Sales, and Krautman’s the Orange its first chance in the red zone. Llewyen Coker recovered and put point after put Syracuse ahead for the first time in the game, 24-23. SU on the Bearcat’s 11-yard line. At 3:46, Nassib ran for a one-yard touchdown and Ross In a matter of 8:50 on the game clock, SU had washed away the 20-point USF advantage. Krautman’s kick was good, tying the game, 7-7. The hosts regained their composure and the lead when Malkon Bonani kicked a 41-yard On the next Cincinnati play, Ri’Shard Anderson intercepted Munchie Legaux’s pass at the field goal with 2:15 left in the quarter, putting USF back ahead, 26-24. 45-yard line, giving the Orange offense another chance to go to work. The nine-play, 38-yard Following Syracuse’s first punt of the second half, the Bulls scored on a 30-yard pass from drive ended with a 24-yard field goal by Krautman with 1:45 left in the quarter. Daniels to Davis. Bonani converted to extend the lead to 33-24 with 10:43 left in the contest. The second quarter opened up with a quick Bearcat touchdown. Legaux handed the ball Again the Orange marched back, moving 75 yards on 12 plays. Nassib found Sales for 19 off to George Winn who completed a 37-yard pass to Travis Kelce who put Cincinnati up, yards and the TD and Krautman’s extra point made it 33-31, USF, with 7:17 remaining. 14-10, seven seconds into the quarter. Bonani nailed a 47-yard field goal, his fifth three-pointer of the game, and with 1:23 left On Cincinnati’s next possession, SU defensive tackle Eric Crume forced and recovered a on the game clock, USF was up 36-31. fumble. The Orange took advantage of the turnover, with Nassib capping a 10-play, 89-yard The Bulls opened up the game on a 12-play, 75-yard scoring drive that lasted 4:55 and drive with a 14-yard touchdown pass to Lemon. Krautman’s kick put SU up 17-14. The scoring ended with a one-yard touchdown run by Demetri Murray. drive included a 42-yard pass from Nassib to Lemon. On Syracuse’s first possession, Krautman kicked a 20-yard field goal, making the score 7-3 All of Syracuse’s points in the first half came off of turnovers by the Bearcats. at 6:03 in the first quarter. The Bearcats took back the lead at 10:53 in the third quarter with a one-yard touchdown Maikon Bonani added a 36-yard for USF with 3:12 left and added a 32-yard kick, putting run by Winn. Miliano’s kick was good, giving Cincinnati a 21-17 advantage. the Bulls up, 13-3 against the Orange at 10:58 in the second quarter. Smith scored his first touchdown this season on a one-yard run that capped an 11-play, After Krautman hit the upright and missed his 22-yard field goal attempt, the Bulls 75-yard drive at 6:39 in the third quarter and the Orange were up, 24-21. received the ball on their 20-yard line. On the ensuing play, Lindsey Lamar rushed for an With two minutes remaining in the third quarter, the Bearcat’s took a 28-24 lead after a 80-yard touchdown, extending the Bull’s lead to 17-points, 20-3, with 5:04 left in the half. 13-yard catch by Travis Kelce. Cincinnati tacked on another touchdown at 14:22 in the fourth The Bulls ended the first half with a 46-yard field goal by Bonani, giving USF a 23-3 lead. quarter, extending its lead for the final time, 35-24. TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS SU USF SU CIN First Downs 33 27 First Downs 24 23 Rush Att.-Yards 46-192 45- 369 Rush Att.-Yards 41-193 53-23 Pass Yards 328 183 Pass Yards 286 207 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 86-520 75-552 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 88-479 80-470 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 27-40 17-30 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 23-47 16-27 Passes had intercepted 0 0 Passes had intercepted 0 1 Punts-Avg. 4-40.2 2-21.0 Punts-Avg. 6-34.8 6-41.5 Punt Returns-Yards 2-9 1-7 Punt Returns-Yards 4-13 3-19 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-37 1-17 Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-28 3-77 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 4-2 Penalties-Yards 10-89 9-82 Penalties-Yards 12-104 8-90 SCORING BY QUARTERS SCORING BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final SYRACUSE 3 0 21 13 37 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final South Florida 10 13 3 10 36 SYRACUSE 10 7 7 0 24 Cincinnati 7 7 14 7 35 SCORING SUMMARY Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SCORING SUMMARY USF – Murrau, 1-yard run (Bonani kick) 12-75/4:55 0-7 1st/10:05 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SU – Krautman, 20-yard field goal 13-72/4:02 3-7 1st/06:03 CIN – Winn, 50-yard run (Miliano kick) 4-28/1:39 0-7 1st/13:13 USF – Bonani, 35-yard field goal 7-57/2:51 3-10 1st/03:12 SU – Nassib, 1-yard run (Krautman kick) 4-11/1:00 7-7 1st/03:46 USF – Bonani, 32-yard field goal 3-13/2:47 3-13 2nd/10:58 SU – Krautman, 24-yard field goal 9-38/1:53 10-7 1st/01:45 USF – Lamar, 80-yard run (Bonani kick) 1-80/0:13 3-20 2nd/05:54 CIN – Kelce, 37-yard pass from Winn (Miliano kick) 6-73/1:46 10-14 2nd/14:53 USF – Bonani, 46-yard field goal 13-70/3:49 3-23 2nd/00:04 SU – Lemon, 14- yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 10-89/3:06 17-14 2nd/05:22 SU – West, 31-yard pass from Nassib (Kratuman kick) 6-56/2:36 10-23 3rd/12:26 CIN – Winn, 1-yard run (Miliano) 12-75/4:07 17-21 3rd/10:53 SU – Lemon, 4-yard run (Krautman kick) 5-45/1:42 17-23 3rd/08:55 SU – Smith, 1-yard run (Kratuman kick) 11-75/4:14 24-21 3rd/06:39 SU – Sales, 5-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 6-23/2:36 24-23 3rd/06:10 CIN – Kelce, 13-yard pass from Kay (Miliano kick) 3-15/1:35 24-28 3rd/02:03 USF – Bonani, 41-yard field goal 8-51/3:55 24-26 3rd/02:15 CIN – Winn, 2-yard run (Miliano kick) 4-47/1:04 24-35 4th/14:22 USF – Davis, 30-yard pass from Daniels (Bonani kick) 9-64/4:07 24-33 4th/10:43 SU – Sales, 19-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 12-75/3:26 31-33 4th/07:17 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS USF – Bonani, 47-yard field goal 12-45/5:54 31-36 4th/01:23 Rushing SU – Smith (21-116-1 TD); CIN – Winn (30-165-3 TD) SU – Lemon, 1-yard pass from Nassib (Nassib pass failed) 8-75/1:20 37-36 4th/00:03 Passing SU – Nassib (23-47 - 286 yds - 1 TD); CIN – Legaux (11-22 - 124 yds - 0 TD) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Receiving SU – Lemon (7-101-1 TD); CIN – McClung (5-75-0 TD) Tackles SU – Thomas (10-4/14); CIN – Blair (6-4/10) Rushing SU – Smith (28-127-0 TD); USF – Lamar (10-145- 1 TD)- Passing SU – Nassib (27-40 - 328 yds - 4 TD); USF – Daniels (17-30 - 183 yds - 1 TD) Receiving SU – Sales (9-125-2 TD); USF – Davis (5-66-1 TD) Tackles SU – Goggins/Thomas (6-3/9); USF – Webster (10-2/12)

98 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 2012 GAME SUMMARIES GAME #10 GAME #11 Syracuse 45 Syracuse 31 vs. #11/10 Louisville 26 at Missouri 27 November 10 at the Carrier Dome • Syracuse, N.Y. November 17 at Farout Field/Memorial Stadium • Columbia, Mo. The Orange handed No. 11/10 Louisville its first loss of the season,45-26, in front of a Syracuse pulled off another thrilling comeback, rallying from a 17-3 deficit to defeat crowd of 40,312 on Senior Day. In his final game at the Carrier Dome, senior quarterback Missouri in its non-conference finale, 31-27 in front of 63,045 fans. Alec Lemon capped a Ryan Nassib threw 15 completions for 246 yards and two touchdowns, becoming the BIG 21-point fourth quarter for the Orange by catching a 17-yard touchdown from quarterback EAST career completions leader. He has 738. Nassib also moved into the second spot on Ryan Nassib with 20 seconds to play to win it. Syracuse’s career passing yards record list (8,466 yards). With the victory, SU became bowl eligible for the second time in three seasons. The loss for Jerome Smith recorded his fourth consecutive game with more than 100-yards rushing. Missouri ended its 18-game home nonconference winning streak that dated back to 2005. The running back had 18 carries for 144 yards and one touchdown. Lemon finished with 12 catches for 244 yards and two touchdowns to record his fifth Wide receiver Alec Lemon had nine receptions for 176 yards, his second consecutive game of at least 100 receiving yards this year. His performance was five yards short of the 100-yard game. He is now tied for fifth on the SU record list for most career receiving SU single-game record of 249 yards established by Scott Schwedes in 1985. He made four touchdowns with 16. receptions and accounted for all 81 yards on SU’s game-winning drive, a march that started SU had a balanced offensive attack, generating 278 yards rushing and 246 passing yards. at the Orange 19-yard line after a 46-yard field goal by Andrew Baggett put the Tigers in The Orange defense held the Cardinals to 48 yards rushing, marking the fourth time this front, 27-24, with 1:52 to play. season SU has held an opponent to less than 100 yards on the ground. Working with only one timeout, Nassib quickly completed two passes to Lemon to move The Orange and Cardinals traded field goals to open up the game, tying the score at 3-3. the ball to the Missouri 36. After three straight incompletions, and facing a 4th-and-10, After Louisville forced SU to punt, Lewellyn Coker recovered a fumble on the play, which Nassib hit Lemon for 19 more yards and a first down. On the next play, Nassib delivered gave the offense the ball on the Cardinal’s 24-yard line. It was Coker’s second consecutive another strike to Lemon who sprinted into the end zone. game with a fumble recovery on a punt return. Keon Lyn notched an interception on the Tiger’s last drive, sealing the Orange victory. Syracuse took advantage of the turnover and Prince-Tyson Gulley capped off a five-play, Nassib was 26-of-40 through the air for 385 yards to raise his career total to 8,845 yards, 20 yard drive with an eight yard rushing touchdown. Krautman’s PAT gave the Orange a 10-3 supplanting Marvin Graves (8,466 yards) as the Orange’s all-time leading passer. It was advantage with 3:13 left in the first quarter.Louisville tied the game at 10 with 1:27. Nassib’s seventh career 300-yard passing game, and his sixth of the season. He also set the Syracuse took the lead for good three minutes into the second quarter when Nassib found Orange season record for touchdown passes (23) with his two TD tosses to Lemon. Nassib Lemon in the end zone with a 13-yard touchdown pass, making it 17-10 Orange. Krautman’s now ranks third on the BIG EAST career list for the most passing touchdowns with 67. kick was good, capping a 13 play, 92-yard drive that lasted 4:30. The drive was the longest The Orange defense recorded four sacks and 10 tackles for a loss in the contest. Jay scoring drive this season for the SU offense. Bromley accounted for two sacks, while Marquis Spruill had one. Brandon Sharpe and Lemon then scored his second touchdown of the afternoon on a 37-yard touchdown Micah Robinson combined for the other. Cameron Lynch led SU with a career-high nine catch. Krautman converted the PAT, giving the Orange a 24-10 lead. tackles. Gulley matched Lemon with his second touchdown of the game, going 55 yards up the James Franklin connected with Dorial Green-Beckham for a 70-yard touchdown less than right sideline for a touchdown with 2:13 left in the second quarter. Krautman’s PAT extended two minutes into the game. After a 44-yard field goal by Ross Krautman pulled SU to within SU’s lead to 31-10. Louisville cut the lead to 18, 31-13, with a 27-yard field goal with nine 7-3, Franklin found Jimmie Hunt for a 30-yard score with 4:48 left in the opening period. seconds left in the first half. The Tigers added to their advantage in the second quarter as Baggett capped off a 10-play, On SU’s first offensive possession on in the second half, Nassib led the Orange on a nine 67-yard drive with a 20-yard field goal to give the Tigers a 17-3 margin. On the ensuing drive, play, 74-yard scoring drive that was capped off by a 35-yard touchdown run by Smith. the Orange responded with its first touchdown of the game as Prince-Tyson Gulley took it in Krautman’s point after gave the Orange a 25-point lead, 38-13. from a yard out. Krautman added the extra point to make it 17-10 Missouri at halftime. Louisville countered with a touchdown with 1:49 left in the third quarter. Bridgewater After a scoreless third quarter, Nassib hooked up with Lemon for a 13-yard touchdown found Eli Rodgers for a 44-yard touchdown pass but Eric Crume blocked Wallace’s PAT. pass 46 seconds into the fourth to tie the game, 17-17. A Kendial Lawrence three-yard To open up the fourth quarter, Nassib found Coker in the end zone on a three-yard touchdown run for the Tigers was anwered with an eight-yard TD burst by Jerome Smith and touchdown pass at 11:14. It was Coker’s first career touchdown and after Krautman’s kick the two sides were knotted again, this time at 24-24 with 5:33 remaining. was good, the Orange took a commanding 45-19 lead. The Tigers advanced down to the SU 25-yard line where it faced a 3rd-and-1. Stopped by The Cardinals cut the lead to 19, 45-26, with an eight-yard touchdown pass. An Siriki Diabate, the Tigers settled for a go-ahead field goal. interception by Dyshawn Davis with 4:32 left in the game gave the Orange the ball on SU’s It was then that Nassib drove the Orange down the field for the winning points. 35-yard line. Syracuse ran out the clock to improve its home record to 4-1 this season. Syracuse topped 500 yards of total offense for the sixth time this season. TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS SU UL SU UM First Downs 23 23 First Downs 25 25 Rush Att.-Yards 52-278 17-48 Rush Att.-Yards 36-123 41-120 Pass Yards 246 424 Pass Yards 385 364 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 75-524 67-472 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 76-508 72-484 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 15-23 36-50 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 26-40 21-31 Passes had intercepted 0 1 Passes had intercepted 1 1 Punts-Avg. 3-47.3 4-40.8 Punts-Avg. 6-38.7 6-39.7 Punt Returns-Yards 2-24 2-2 Punt Returns-Yards 3-8 2-5 Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-123 4-52 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-52 4-67 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-1 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 7-55 6-30 SCORING BY QUARTERS Penalties-Yards 5-60 8-68 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final SCORING BY QUARTERS SYRACUSE 10 21 7 7 45 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Louisville 10 3 6 7 26 SYRACUSE 3 7 0 21 31 SCORING SUMMARY Missouri 14 3 0 10 27 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SCORING SUMMARY SU – Krautman, 20-yard field goal 9-78/3:10 3-0 1st/11:50 UL – Wallace, 37-yard field goal 12-55/6:05 3-3 1st/05:45 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SU – Gulley, 8-yard run (Krautman kick) 5-24/1:20 10-3 1st/03:13 UM – Green-Beckham, 70-yard pass from Franklin (Baggett kick) 4-87/1:38 0-7 1st/13:22 UL – Lamb, 53-yard pass from Bridgewater (Wallace kick) 5-75/1:46 10-10 1st/01:27 SU – Krautman, 44-yard field goal 13-52/4:27 3-7 1st/08:55 SU – Lemon, 13- yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 13-92/4:30 17-10 2nd/11:57 UM – Hunt, 30-yard pass from Franklin (Baggett kick) 7-75/4:07 3-14 1st/04:48 SU – Lemon, 37-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 6-70/2:44 24-10 2nd/06:13 UM – Baggett, 20-yard field goal 10-67/3:04 3-17 2nd/06:30 SU – Gulley, 55-yard run (Krautman kick) 3-63/0:39 31-10 2nd/00:39 SU – Gulley, 1-yard run (Krautman kick) 11-75/3:25 10-17 2nd/03:05 UL – Wallace, 35-yard field goal 11-52/2:04 31-13 2nd/00:09 SU – Lemon, 13-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 6-70/1:37 17-17 4th/14:14 SU – Smith, 35-yard run (Krautman kick) 9-74/3:184 38-13 3rd/09:47 UM – Lawrence, 3-yard run (Baggett kick) 6-79/2:34 17-24 4th/07:07 UL – Rogers, 44-yard pass from Bridgewater (Wallace kick blocked) 5-94/1:58 38-19 3rd/01:49 SU – Smith, 8-yard run (Krautman kick) 7-75/1:34 24-24 4th/05:33 SU – Coker, 3-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 11-56/5:35 45-19 4th/11:14 UM – Baggett, 46-yard field goal 6-22/2:32 24-27 4th/1:52 UL – Parker, 8-yard pass from Bridgewater (Wallace kick) 9-87/2:21 45-26 4th/08:53 SU – Lemon, 17-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 7-81/1:23 31-27 4th/00:20 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing SU – Smith (18-144-1 TD); UL – Wright (10-29-0 TD) Rushing SU – Gulley (15-53-1 TD); UM – Lawrence (27-119-1 TD) Passing SU – Nassib (15-23 - 246 yds - 3 TD); UL – Bridgewater (36-49 - 424 yds - 3 TD) Passing SU – Nassib (26-40 - 385 yds - 2 TD); UM – Franklin (17-23 - 279 yds - 2 TD) Receiving SU – Lemon (9-176-2 TD); UL – Rogers (10-97-1 TD) Receiving SU – Lemon (12-244- 2 TD); UM – Washington (5-76-0 TD) Tackles SU – Thomas (6-0/6); UL – Brown (6-6/12) Tackles SU – Lynch (5-4/9); UM – Gooden (10-5/15)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 99 2012 GAME SUMMARIES

GAME #12 GAME #13 Syracuse 38 Syracuse 38 at Temple 20 vs. West Virginia 14 November 23 at Lincoln Financial • Philadelphia, Pa. New Era Pinstripe Bowl • December 29 at Yankee Stadium • Bronx, N.Y. Syracuse rallied from a 20-17 third-quarter deficit with 21 unanswered points and closed Syracuse won its second New Era Pinstripe Bowl in three years, beating West Virginia, its regular season by winning at Temple, 38-20. Cornerback Keon Lyn sealed the triumph 38-14, in a snowy game at Yankee Stadium. Prince-Tyson Gulley recorded a career-high 213 with a 31-yard interception return for a score in the game’s final minutes. He added a second yards on 26 carries, caught five passes for 56 yards and scored three touchdowns en route to interception on Temple’s final possession. earning the Pinstripe Bowl MVP award. SU finished the 2012 season with six wins in its last Syracuse, which became bowl eligible by defeating Missouri last Saturday, closed out the seven games and an 8-5 record. regular campaign with three straight wins and victories in five of its last six outings. The The Orange used a strong third quarter to take control of the game, scoring 23 of its 38 Orange also won its final BIG EAST Conference game – Syracuse will compete in the Atlantic points. It was the most points SU scored in a quarter all season. Coast Conference (ACC) in 2013. On the first drive of the game, West Virginia’s offense stalled at its own 45 yards line, but The Orange trailed 20-17 after a Temple touchdown with 8:53 remaining in the third a roughing the kicker penalty against SU gave WVU the ball back. The Mountaineers put quarter. On the ensuing possession, Syracuse engineered a 12-play, 75-yard scoring drive that together an 11-play, 51-yard drive that set up Tyler Bitancurt for a 36-yard field goal attempt. recaptured the lead for good. The march included 10 running plays and was finished off by Orange defensive tackle Jay Bromley blocked Bitancurt’s attempt, preserving the 0-0 score Adonis Ameen-Moore’s plunge from the one-yard line. Ross Krautman’s extra point made it and giving SU its first offensive possession of the game. The last time Syracuse blocked a kick 24-20 Syracuse. was when Eric Crume batted down a PAT against Louisville this season. After forcing Temple to punt, Syracuse drove 75 yards again, this time on 11 plays, and Syracuse scored first on a 25-yard Ross Krautman field goal with 5:21 left in the opening Prince Tyson-Gulley ran the final three yards for a touchdown. The PAT put SU ahead, 31-20. quarter and never trailed in the game. Lyn’s pick-six closed out the scoring. In the second quarter, WVU stopped the SU offense on the goal line, but the Orange The Owls opened the game with a 47-yard field goal by Brandon McManus that capped defense came up big. Linebackers Lynch and Diabate sacked Smith in the end zone, resulting Temple’s first possession. Following a fumble by wide receiver Marcus Sales, Temple in a safety for SU at 7:59 in the second quarter, to give SU a 5-0 lead. The last time the marched 74 yards in 11 plays and quarterback Juice Granger connected with wideout John Orange scored a safety was against Cincinnati in 2004 when SU blocked a punt. Christopher on a 12-yard touchdown pass with seven seconds remaining in the opening Following the safety, the Orange regained offensive possession. A 33-yard touchdown run period. A McManus extra point extended the lead to 10-0. up the middle by Gulley capped off a six-play, 65-yard drive. Krautman’s kick was good and After the Temple touchdown, Ryan Nassib guided Syracuse 77 yards in seven plays. He SU held a 12-0 advantage with 6:07 left in the first half found Sales in the end zone and Krautman’s extra point pulled the Orange within three, 10-7. Syracuse opened up the second half with a 10-play, 80-yard scoring drive in which Ryan The SU defense forced a Temple punt and Nassib had the offense racing to paydirt again. Nassib found Beckett Wales in the end zone on a 10-yard touchdown throw. It put the Ameen-Moore’s career-long, 18-yard run and Krautman’s PAT put Syracuse up 14-10 with Orange ahead 19-7 at 10:43 in the third quarter. 9:11 left in the second period. Brandon Sharpe sacked West Virginia’s Geno Smith, forcing a fumble. Dyshawn Davis The Owls reqrouped and manuvered into a first-and-goal at the Syracuse five. The Orange scooped up the loose ball and set the Orange up on SU’s 33-yard line. On the ensuing play, defenders answered the challenge and held Temple to another McManus field goal, this time Nassib handed the ball off to Gulley who took off down the sideline, completing a 67-yard from 22 yards. touchdown run. His second touchdown run of the night put the Orange up, 26-7, after Ross Syracuse went three-and-out on its next possession, but Jonathan Fisher’s punt was Krautman completed the kick at 7:05 in the third quarter. mishandled by Montel Harris and Dan Vaughan recovered at the Temple 47. Krautman’s About a minute later, WVU scored a touchdown of its own when Smith connected with 26-yard three-pointer closed out the first-half scoring, and Syracuse led at the break, 17-13. Bailey for a 29-yard touchdown pass during a 4-play, 63-yard scoring drive. Syracuse gained 260 yards on the ground and 475 yards overall. Jerome Smith finished Nassib answered WVU’s touchdown when he completed a nine-yard touchdown pass to with 96 yards on 20 carries, Gulley had 83 yards on 13 carries and Ameen-Moore posted Gulley and the Orange were up, 35-14. career bests with 10 attempts, 57 yards and two touchdowns. It was time for the Orange defense to put some points on the board again. Smith was Smith gave Syracuse a 1,000-yard rusher for the fifth straight season, surpassing the mark called for intentional grounding in the end zone and SU earned a safety for the second time in the third quarter. Lemon broke his own school record for season catches after grabbing this game and extended its lead to 35-14. five to up his total to 70, and went by 1,000 yards receiving in the game as well. Krautman converted his second field goal of the night from 36 yards out. SU held on to a Cameron Lynch, Dyshawn Davis, Shamarko Thomas and Marquis Spruill each had six 38-14 lead to win its second Pinstripe Bowl victory in three years. total tackles to pace the Orange defense. Lynch, Davis and Durell Eskridge had sacks for the The Mountaineers got on the scoreboard with 3:38 left in the second quarter after Smith Orange. found Steadman Bailey for a 32-yard touchdown pass. Bitancurt’s kick was good and WVU cut SU’s lead to five, 12-7. TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS SU TEMPLE First Downs 24 17 SU WVU Rush Att.-Yards 49-260 37-167 First Downs 28 15 Pass Yards 215 173 Rush Att.-Yards 65-369 30-103 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 77-475 60-340 Pass Yards 138 201 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 16-28 16-23 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 89-507 58-304 Passes had intercepted 0 2 Passes (Comp.-Att.) 12-24 19-28 Punts-Avg. 3-34.7 4-43.8 Passes had intercepted 1 0 Punt Returns-Yards 1-5 1-1 Punts-Avg. 3-24.7 5-31.4 Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-15 6-100 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-2 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-69 7-93 Penalties-Yards 10-89 7-58 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-1 Penalties-Yards 5-57 11-116 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final SCORING BY QUARTERS SYRACUSE 0 17 7 14 38 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Temple 10 3 7 0 20 SYRACUSE 3 9 23 3 38 SCORING SUMMARY West Virginia 0 7 7 0 14 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time SCORING SUMMARY TU – McManus, 47-yard field goal 8-43/4:10 0-3 1st/10:50 Plays-Yds/Time Score Qtr./Time TU – Christopher, 12-yard pass from Granger (McManus kick) 11-74/5:55 0-10 1st/00:07 SU – Krautman, 25-yard field goal 13-72/5:08 3-0 1st/05:21 SU – Sales, 24-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 7-75/1:44 7-10 2nd/13:23 SU – Lynch, safety 5-0 2nd/07:59 SU – Ameen-Moore, 18-yard run (Krautman kick) 5-41/1:42 14-10 2nd/09:11 SU – Gulley, 33-yard run (Krautman kick) 6-65/1:52 12-0 2nd/06:07 TU – McManus, 22-yard field goal 11-71/5:55 14-13 2nd/03:16 WVU – Bailey, 32-yard pass from Smith (Bitancurt) 6-69/2:29 12-7 2nd/03:38 SU - Krautman, 26-yard field goal 11-38/2:00 17-13 2nd/00:07 SU – Wales, 10-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 10-80/4:09 19-7 3rd/10:43 TU – Granger, 10-yard run (McManus kick) 4-67/1:56 17-20 3rd/08:53 SU – Gulley, 67-yard run (Krautman kick) 1-67/0:13 26-7 3rd/06:52 SU – Ameen-Moore, 1-yard run (Krautman kick) 12-75/4:21 24-20 3rd/04:32 WVU – Bailey, 29-yard pass from Smith (Bitancurt kick) 4-63/1:11 26-14 3rd/05:41 SU – Gulley, 3-yard run (Krautman kick) 11-75/4:04 31-20 4th/13:27 SU – Gulley, 10-yard pass from Nassib (Krautman kick) 9-70/2:49 33-14 3rd/02:52 SU – Lyn, 31-yard interception return (Krautman kick) 38-20 4th/02:37 SU – Sharpe, safety 35-14 3rd/01:08 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS SU – Krautman, 36-yard field goal 10-31/4>11 38-14 4th/11:57 Rushing SU – Smith (20-96-0 TD); TU – Harris (21-106-0 TD) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing SU – Nassib (16-28 - 215 yds -1 TD); TU – Granger (16-23 - 173 yds - 1 TD) Rushing SU – Gulley (26-213-2 TD); WVU – Austin (11-48-0 TD) Receiving SU – Lemon (5-74- 0 TD); TU – Fitzpatrick (5-30- 0 TD) Passing SU – Nassib (11-23 - 130 yds - 2 TD); WVU – Smith (19-28 - 201 yds - 2 TD) Tackles SU – Lynch (6-0/6); TU – Matakevich (13-1/14) Receiving SU – Gulley (5-56- 1 TD); WVU – Bailey (8-121-2 TD) Tackles SU – Diabate (5-5/10); WVU – Cook (2-9/11)

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123 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 1902 A 23-0 shutout of rival Colgate was an important win for the Orange as it cruised to a 6-2-1 season with other big wins against the Onondaga Indians, Amherst and Williams. 1903 The football program gained momentum as its budget increased to $5,500, bringing the overall SU sports budget to $10,400. 1904 The Orange put 144 points on the board against Manhattan, a record that still stands today. 1905 The Orange posted six shutouts as it finished the season with an overall record of 8-3. 1906 Head coach Frank J. O’Neill led the Orange to a 6-3 mark in SU’s final season Archbold Stadium opened in 1907, with a Syracuse victory against Hobart, playing in The Oval. and was home to the Syracuse University football team prior to the Carrier Dome opening in 1980. Named for John D. Archbold, who was also 1907 responsible for funding the neighboring , it was the The Orange opened Archbold Stadium, a 20,000-seat stadium, with a 28-0 victory third concrete football stadium built in the country. against Hobart. The stadium provided the Orange with one of the finest facilities of its time. Once called “the eighth wonder of the world,” Archbold was just the 1889 third concrete stadium built in the United States. A 22-0 victory against Hamilton On Nov. 23 Syracuse travelled to Rochester for its first intercollegiate football was the program’s 100th win. game. Wearing pink and blue uniforms, SU lost 36-0 to finish the year 0-1. 1908 1890 SU played its first game against a Western Conference (now Big Ten) foe, beating Orange was adopted as the school color and Syracuse athletic teams are Michigan 28-4. Marquis (Bill) Horr became SU’s first All-America selection in head henceforth known as “Orange” or “Orangemen”. SU defeats Rochester 4-0 in coach Howard Jones’ only season as SU’s leader. Jones and Frank O’Neill were the the season opener for its first football victory, en route to an 8-3 record. Bobby first Syracuse people inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1951. Winston became the program’s first head coach. 1909 1891 SU posted a 4-5-1 record during the first of two seasons for head coach T.A.D. Stephen Crane, author of the Civil War classic, “Red Badge of Courage,” was a Jones. He finished with an overall record of 9-9-2. member of the SU squad that finished 4-7. 1910 1892 In its 22nd season of intercollegiate football, SU finished with a 5-4-1 record. The only season in SU football history with no wins, when at least two games were played. The Orange went 0-8-1 under coach Jordan C. Wells. 1911 First-year head coach C. DeForest Cummings led the Orange to a 5-3-2 season. 1893 Without a coach, the Orange finished the season with a 4-9-1 record with wins 1912 against Syracuse High School, Hamilton, Onondaga Academy and Cazenovia. After opening the season with a 12-0 victory against in-state rival Hobart, SU finished with a 4-5 record in C. DeForest Cummings’ final season as head coach. 1894 1913 In his only season as SU’s head coach, George H. Bond led the Orange to a 6-5 record. Coach Frank (Buck) O’Neill returned to coach the Orange after he had led the 1895 program to a winning season in 1907. He continued as the coach at SU for five The Orange secured its first real home field as SU went from playing in parks more years. throughout the city of Syracuse to playing at The Oval, which was a space located behind the Hall of Languages. The Orange recorded its first victory against rival Colgate, by the score of 4-0. SUccess Stories 1896 Orange Football in the National Polls The Orange played its first opponent from outside of New York State, losing to The following Syracuse football squads have been ranked in the final polls: Williams (Mass.) College, 24-6. AP Poll Coaches Poll AP Poll Coaches Poll 1897 1956 8th 8th 1988 13th 12th The Colgate “Hoodoo” was born when a newspaper reporter sympathetic to 1958 9th 10th 1990 — 21st the Red Raiders’ cause tackled an SU player who was on his way to scoring the 1959 1st 1st 1991 11th 11th winning touchdown. The game ended in a 6-6 tie. 1960 19th — 1992 6th 7th 1961 14th 16th 1995 19th 16th 1898 1963 — 12th 1996 22nd 19th The Orange posted an 8-2-1 record, outscoring opponents 192-69, under the 1964 — 12th 1997 21st 20th direction of head coach Frank E. Wade. 1966 — 16th 1998 25th 24th 1899 1967 — 12th 1999 RV RV SU finished 4-4 in the final year of head coach Frank E. Wade’s three-year tenure. 1987 4th 4th 2001 14th 14th The Associated Press writers’ poll was introduced in 1936. The poll ranked the top 20 teams in the 1900 nation until 1961, when it was revamped to include just the top 10 teams. The top 20 format returned , a Cornell grad, was hired as head football coach and to start in 1968 and was expanded to include the top 25 in 1989. the crew program. He later coached against SU as the head coach at Colgate. The coaches’ poll was a service of United Press International from 1950 to 1990. The poll ranked the top 20 teams in the nation until 1990, when it was converted to a top 25 format. From 1991 to 1996, 1901 the coaches’ poll was run by USA Today/CNN, which formerly had its own writers’/ broadcasters’ poll. In The image of success builds for the football program as the Orange finished the 1997, USA Today joined with ESPN to sponsor the coaches poll. season with a 7-1 record, losing one game to Lafayette, 5-0.

102 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 123 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL SUccess Stories Ernie Davis: 1961 Heisman Trophy Winner In 1961, running back Ernie Davis won the Heisman Trophy, given to the outstanding intercollegiate football player in the United States. Davis edged out Bill Ferguson of Ohio State in what at the time was the closest vote in Heisman history (824 points to 771). Davis thus became the first African-American and the only Syracuse player to win the coveted award. He died of leukemia in 1963, never getting the chance to realize his dream of teaming up with former SU great Jim Brown The 1890 squad was the first represent Syracuse as the ‘Orange’ after the in the Cleveland Browns’ backfield. Davis’ school officially adopted orange as the school color. The team posted an 8-3 trophy is kept on display in the Iocolano-Petty record for Bobby Winston, the program’s first head coach. Football Wing. Orange in the Top Five in the Heisman Trophy Voting 1914 1998 Donovan McNabb (5th place) SU scored 81 points in a victory against Hamilton, a point total that ranks fourth Winner - , Texas on the Orange record list. 1987 Don McPherson (2nd place) Winner - Tim Brown, Notre Dame 1915 1967 Larry Csonka (4th place) SU’s first powerhouse team finished 9-1-2, recording seven shutouts and Winner - , UCLA outscoring the opposition, 331-16. SU was invited to the Rose Bowl to play 1966 Floyd Little (5th place) Washington, but declined because an earlier west coast trip (the first by an Winner - , Florida eastern school) to Oregon State had used up the travel budget. SU guards 1965 Floyd Little (5th place) Christopher Schlacter and Harold White were both named All-Americans. Winner - , USC 1961 Ernie Davis (Winner) 1916 1956 Jim Brown (5th place) In his only season as head coach William Hollenback led SU to a 5-4 record. Winner - , Notre Dame 1917 All-America tackle Alfred R. Cobb captained the Orange squad to an 8-1-1 record. 1925 Clarence Thomas became the first quarterback to wear the storied number 44 1918 jersey. He led the team to an 8-1-1 record. Joe Alexander earns his first of three consecutive All-America honors and becomes the first of two Syracuse football players to earn this honor three times. 1926 He was followed by Floyd D. Little, who was an All-American from 1964-1966. Vic Hanson earned All-America honors in football and captained the basketball Tackle Louis Usher also earned All-America recognition in 1918. Alexander played team to the national championship. Hanson is the only athlete enshrined in both in the NFL as center for the Rochester Jeffersons, Milwaukee Badgers, and New the Basketball Hall of Fame and the College Football Hall of Fame. York Giants. 1927 1919 In his first year as head coach, Lewis Andreas led the Orange to a 5-3-2 record. All-American Joe Alexander and the Orange finished 8-3 in the last year of Frank 1928 (Buck) O’Neill’s tenure as SU’s head coach. He was SU’s sideline leader for a total After a 3-0 start, the Orange finished the season with a 4-4-1 record. of eight years, including 1906-07, 1913-15 and 1917-19. 1929 1920 SU played the first night game in the east, beating Hobart 77-0. , Team captain Joe Alexander led the Orange to a 6-2-1 in his third year as an who was SU’s basketball coach from 1924 through 1950, completes a three-year All-American and head coach John Meehan’s first year. Alexander was enshrined stint as football coach. Andreas also served as SU’s director of athletics from in the Collge Football Hall of Fame in 1954. Tackle Bertrand Gulick also earned 1937 through 1964. All-America honors. 1930 1921 Vic Hanson returned to SU to coach for three years after he had briefly played for Gifford Zimmerman became the first SU player to wear the fabled number 44. a farm team, highlighting his multi-faceted athletic ability. The number remained in circulation and was used as a recruiting tool until the 2005 season, when it was retired. 1931 The Orange outscored its opponents 238-56 en route to a 7-1-1 record. 1922 The Penn State series started with a scoreless tie in the game played in the Polo 1932 Grounds in New York City. Roy Simmons Sr. became the squad’s quarterback, The program enjoyed its 250th victory, a 27-6 win against Oglethorpe. marking the beginning of a relationship between the Simmons family and SU athletics that continues today with Roy Simmons III, who is the director of 1933 operations for the Orange men’s lacrosse program. After his playing career After a 3-0 start, the Orange closed the season with a 4-4 record under the concluded in 1924, Simmons Sr. coached the Orange lacrosse and boxing squads, direction of fourth-year head coach Vic Hanson. as well as serving as an assistant football coach. Roy Simmons Jr. was SU’s men’s 1934 lacrosse coach from 1971 through 1998, taking the reins of the program from his All-America tackle James Steen led the Orange to a 6-2 record. father when he retired in 1970. 1923 1935 All-America end Evander (Pete) MacRae led the Orange defense to a school- Senior guard Ed Jontos became Syracuse’s first-ever professional football draft record seven consecutive shutouts. pick when he was selected 45th overall by the New York Giants in the 1936 draft. 1924 1936 Syracuse defeated Boston College, 10-0, for the 200th victory in the program’s Vic Hanson concluded his SU coaching tenure with a seven-year record of 33-21-5. history. • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 103 123 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL SUccess Stories Wilmeth Sidat-Singh One of the greatest student-athletes in Syracuse University history, Wilmeth Sidat-Singh ’39 was also an individual of extraordinary courage. Sidat-Singh starred for the Orange football and basketball squads, despite being subjected to racial bias. After earning his degree in zoology from SU, Sidat-Singh played professional basketball. The NFL ban on African- American players eliminated pro football as an option. The University honored the memory of Sidat-Singh by retiring Singh’s #19 In 1956, Jim Brown set the NCAA record by scoring 43 points in Syracuse’s basketball jersey in 2005. 61-7 victory against Colgate. The Cleveland Browns selected Brown with the In 1943, Sidat-Singh passed the sixth pick in the 1957 NFL Draft. The nine-time Pro Bowl selection went on entrance exam for the U.S. Army Air to be what many describe as the best runner to ever play the sport. Brown Corps and was assigned to the segregated was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1971 and the College Hall armed forces’ only pilots training program for : the Tuskegee of Fame in 1995. Airmen. Just days after earning his pilot’s wings, Sidat-Singh was on a training mission, when the engine of his P-40 failed, forcing him to parachute into Lake 1937 Huron. His body was found a week later. First Lieutenant Wilmeth Sidat-Singh, succeeded Hanson as head coach. He brought with him an assistant U.S. Army Air Corps, is buried at Arlington National Cemetery. by the name of Charles (Bud) Wilkinson, who later established a at “Wilmeth Sidat-Singh was a pioneer in everything that he did,” said SU Oklahoma. Wilkinson was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in Assistant Vice President for Program Development Larry Martin. “He was a 1969. remarkable individual, a two-sport star and an outstanding student. Until now, his story has only been known to a few.” 1938 Wilmeth Sidat-Singh, one of the first African-American quarterbacks to play An All-New York City basketball player at DeWitt Clinton High School, college football, led SU to a stunning 19-17 comeback win against Cornell. Sidat-Singh led his Bronx team to the Public School Athletic League (PSAL) Among Sidat-Singh’s teammates were Olympic sprinter and legendary sports city championship in 1933-34. Despite his talent and credentials, Syracuse announcer Marty Glickman and the great Michigan State coach Hugh “Duffy” University was the only school to offer him a scholarship. At SU, the six-foot, Daugherty. Sidat-Singh’s SU basketball jersey was retired in February, 2005. 190-pound Sidat-Singh led the Orange to three straight winning seasons. A hero and leader on campus, Sidat-Singh also joined the football team 1939 in his sophomore year after assistant coach Roy Simmons Sr. spotted him Syracuse set a defensive team record as the Orange defense held opponents to a throwing a 55-yard pass, flat-footed, in an intramural game. He was subject to 33.3 percent pass completion rate through the season. the indignities plaguing many African-Americans when the Orange traveled to southern states to play. Officials from some of the schools SU traveled to play 1940 prevented Sidat-Singh from playing, citing segregation laws. He was banned Under head coach Ossie Solem, SU beat NYU, 47-13, on October 12th. The game was played in Yankee Stadium in in front of 8,000 people. from the 1937 game at Maryland, which the Orange lost 13-0. One year later, when the teams met in Archbold Stadium, Sidat-Singh helped SU to a 53-0 1941 triumph against the Terrapins. He played halfback in Syracuse’s single-wing The Syracuse special teams unit set a school record as it accumulated 662 punt offense, a position similar to today’s quarterback. return yards. In an article for The Syracusan magazine, Don Hallock ’38 described the pre-med zoology major as “an omnivorous reader…more interested in a 1942 sheepskin than a pigskin.” Winning the first five games of the season, the Orange were ranked as high as Sidat-Singh’s Syracuse football teammates included Hugh “Duffy” 15th as it went on to finish with a 6-3 record. Daugherty ’39, the storied head coach at Michigan State, and Marty Glickman 1943 ’39, the radio voice of New York City sports for half a century. In 1938, Syracuse University suspended intercollegiate sports due to World War II. legendary sportswriter came to Syracuse to scout Rose Bowl- bound Cornell. After watching Sidat-Singh engineer a stunning 19-17 upset for 1944 Syracuse — including six passes for 150 yards and three touchdowns in the The Orange finished with a 2-4-1 record, including a game against Boston College final nine minutes — Rice ranked Sidat-Singh with and Sammy at the well-known Fenway Park in Boston. Baugh, the greatest throwing arms of the era. After graduation, Sidat-Singh played with the Syracuse Reds, one of the 1945 few racially integrated professional basketball teams of the barnstorming Ossie Solom concluded his eight-year SU coaching stint, guiding the Orange to a era. On December 1, 1939, the Reds defeated the Original Celtics 40-37 in 1-6 record. He had a 30-27-6 overall record. Watertown, New York. Sidat-Singh scored 14. A year later, he joined the 1946 Harlem Renaissance (or “Rens”), the most famous of the African American Future College Football Hall of Fame coach Clarence L. “Biggie” Munn served as barnstorming teams. the Orange head coach. Munn went on to coach at Michigan State. A member Sidat-Singh was born Wilmeth Webb, the son of Elias Webb, a Washington of Munn’s coaching staff, Hugh “Duffy” Daugherty, was also inducted into the pharmacist, and Pauline Webb. Both of his parents were African Americans. College Football Hall of Fame, in 1984. The Orange program enjoyed its 300th Elias Webb died when Wilmeth was a child. Pauline Webb then married Dr. overall win, a 28-7 victory against Temple. Samuel Sidat-Singh, then a medical student who had come to the United States to study at Howard University. Dr. Sidat-Singh adopted Wilmeth and 1947 moved the family to West 135th Street in Harlem, where he practiced family Reaves Baysinger became head coach and promptly changed the Orange’s uniform from a blue jersey with orange numbers to white to go along with the medicine for many years. khaki moleskin pants. He led SU to a 3-6 record.

104 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 123 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 1948 In the final year for head coach Reaves Baysinger, the Orange posted a 1-8 record. SUccess Stories 1949 The Syracuse Eight Ben Schwartzwalder was hired as head coach after the Orange had just In 1970, a group of Syracuse completed its fifth straight losing season. University football team members, 1950 known today as the “”, With three interceptions against Penn State, set the school record showed extraordinary courage for most pass interceptions in one game. Two others (Tommy Myers, 1970, and and commitment by calling for the Markus Paul, 1985) have since tied that mark. equal treatment of student-athletes and a diverse coaching staff. As 1951 talented scholarship athletes, these In a game against LaFayette, the SU defense forced a school-record nine men were aware of the potential turnovers. consequences of their actions. 1952 Despite this risk, they took a strong, principled stand. When their calls for action were not honored, they made Tackle Robert Fleck earned All-America honors, leading Syracuse to a 7-2 record the difficult decision to leave the team and give up a game they loved and the and its first bowl game. SU lost to Alabama, 61-6, in the Orange Bowl. Future potential professional success it could bring. Professional Football Hall of Fame center Jim Ringo concluded his three-year SU career. Syracuse University honors the courage and commitment of these men to stand up for the principles of fairness and equality – and today they stand as a 1953 beacon for us as we work each day toward a more just university, community Robert Fleck moved to guard and earned his second consecutive All-America and society. award as the Orange finished 5-3-1 during head coach Ben Schwartzwalder’s fifth Although mistakenly dubbed the “Syracuse 8” by media reports in 1970, season at the helm. the group included nine individuals. They are Gregory Allen ’72, Richard Bulls ’73, John Godbolt ’73, Dana Harrell ’71, G ‘73, John Lobon ’73, Clarence 1954 “Bucky” McGill ’72, A. Alif Muhammad ’71, Duane Walker ’80 and Ron A halfback from Long Island, well down on the pre-season depth chart, was Womack ’71. issued jersey number 44. His name was Jim Brown. At a special ceremony in October, 2006, Syracuse University Chancellor and 1955 President Nancy Cantor awarded these former Orange football players SU’s The Syracuse defense shined as it only allowed 35 pass completions on Chancellor’s Medal. 95 attempts – still SU records for the fewest completions and attempts by “These events celebrate the courage and determination of the ‘Syracuse 8’ opponents in SU football history. Against Army, the Orange did not allow a to stand up for their values and principles, even in the face of great personal completion. sacrifice,” Cantor said. “These alumni are emblematic of the values we want for our students and for ourselves when we face critical issues of justice and 1956 equality. Their courage 36 years ago stands today as a beacon and lesson for With a bowl bid on the line in the regular season finale versus Colgate, Jim Brown all of us as we continue to strive for a more just university, community and scored an NCAA record 43 points in SU’s 61-7 victory. The Orange finished the society.” regular season with a 7-1 record, earning an invitation to the Cotton Bowl, where it The group was also recognized at halftime of the Syracuse football game lost to TCU, 28-27. Brown broke the SU rushing record with 986 yards and earned against Louisville the next day. During the ceremony the group was presented first team All-America honors. He went on to a hall of fame career with the NFL’s with their SU ’s jackets, which they never received after leaving the Cleveland Browns after he was the sixth overall selection by Cleveland in the 1957 team. NFL Draft. In 1995, Brown was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. “This is an awesome recognition of men who stood up for something 1957 they truly believed would make the world a better place,” said SU Director Syracuse recorded the 350th win in the program’s history with a 26-9 victory of Athletics Daryl Gross. “These are men who sacrificed playing the sport against Nebraska. they loved to stimulate conversation and action that would create change and needed awareness. This is a celebration of their tremendous courage, 1958 commitment and bravery. This is about welcoming back our family and Tackle Ronald Luciano earned All-America honors, leading the Orange to an 8-2 recognizing.” record and an Orange Bowl appearance. SU lost to Oklahoma, 21-6. In 2005, several of the players returned to campus for a special panel 1959 • NATIONAL CHAMPIONS discussion on the events surrounding the “Syracuse 8.” Following that event, Undefeated, untied, and national champions, the Orange capped off an alumnus Art Monk ’80 led an effort to create a special University committee 11-0 season with its first bowl win, a 23-14 victory against Texas in the Cotton to consider, and ultimately plan, a formal SU recognition and honoring of the Bowl. Syracuse enjoyed its finest time on the gridiron, pulverizing its foes both group. Committee members included Monk, Gregory Allen ’72, Dave Bing ’66, offensively and defensively. The defense allowed a mind-boggling 193 yards Peter J. Estrada ’82, Daryl Gross, Carmen Harlow ’78, John L. Johnson, Floyd rushing in 10 games. On offense, the Orange averaged 451 yards per game. Three Little ’67, John Lobon ’73, Larry Martin, Angela Y. Robinson ’78, Diane M. SU student-athletes earned All-America honors, including guard Roger Davis, end Weathers ’71, Barry L. Wells and Roosevelt R. “Rick” Wright Jr. G’93. Fred Mautino and tackle Robert Yates. Davis was the seventh overall selection by Monk, Robinson and Weathers were among those participating in the the Chicago Bears in the 1960 NFL Draft. Chancellor’s 2006 medal ceremony. 1960 Ernie Davis earned the first of two All-America awards playing halfback for the 1962 7-2 Orange. The Philadelphia Eagles selected fullback Art Baker with the 14th Ben Schwartzwalder was on the East coaching staff for the Coaches All-American overall pick in the 1961 NFL Draft. game that included two of his players, Ernie Davis and John Brown. End Walt Sweeney was a first-round selection by the AFL’s San Diego Chargers in the 1963 1961 draft. Ernie Davis won the Heisman Trophy, becoming the first African-American to receive college football’s most prestigious award. Along the way, he broke Jim 1963 Brown’s SU career rushing record and closed his career by leading the Orange The Orange finished the season ranked 12th in the coaches poll with an 8-2 to a Liberty Bowl win against Miami. Less than two years later, Davis died of record. John Mackey begins his NFL career as a tight end for the Baltimore Colts, leukemia. Davis was the top pick in the 1962 NFL Draft by the Washington where he eventually played in two Super Bowls. In 1992, Mackey was inducted Redskins (who traded his rights to Cleveland) and in the 1962 AFL Draft by the into the Professional Football Hall of Fame. . In 1979 Davis was enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame. • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 105 123 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 1966 SUccess Stories Halfback Floyd Little and fullback Larry Csonka, the greatest 1-2 running punch in Orange annals, led the team to an 8-3 record and a Gator Bowl berth. Little The Legend of Archbold Stadium set an SU bowl game record with 216 yards and Csonka added 114, in the 18-12 Upon its completion in loss to Tennessee. Little, Csonka and tackle Gary Bugenhagen earned All-America 1907, Archbold Stadium honors. The AFL’s Denver Broncos selected Little with the sixth overall pick in the was touted as the “Greatest 1967 league draft. In 1983 Little was inducted into the College Football Hall of Athletic Arena in America.” Fame, an honor followed by Csonka induction in 1989. In 1987 Csonka was also Designed to resemble the enshrined into the Professional Football Hall of Fame. Roman Coliseum and to never become outdated, 1967 Archbold Stadium was a Larry Csonka earned All-America honors for the second year in a row after trademark of Syracuse rushing for 1,127 yards and eight touchdowns. The AFL’s Miami Dolphins selected Orange football. Csonka with the eighth overall pick in the 1968 draft. Csonka was enshrined in “Athletic contests may the College Football Hall of Fame in 1989. come and go but the recently completed concrete 1968 stadium at Syracuse Defensive halfback Anthony Kyasky earned All-America honors for the 6-4 University will endure Orange. Defensive tackle Art Thoms was the 22nd overall selection by the forever,” stated Dr. Charles Burrows of Technical World Magazine upon viewing Oakland Raiders in the AFL Draft. Archbold Stadium in 1909. 1969 From 1907 until 1978 the Orange battled for victory inside the walls of Against Penn State, Greg Allen set the record for the most individual punt return Archbold Stadium. It served as the site for many thrilling Orange victories, yards with 172. numerous record-breaking performances – and even a few heart-breaking defeats. But the history of this legendary stadium begins with the vision of 1970 generosity of a single man. Facing a boycott by a group of nine African-American student-athletes, Syracuse John D. Archbold’s gift of $600,000 to the University in 1905 made stadium was outscored 100-29 in its first three games, but rebounded to win six of the construction a reality. Archbold was the vice president of Standard Oil and next seven games. The ‘Syracuse Eight’, as the group was named by the media, the president of SU’s Board of Trustees from 1892 until his death in 1916. The sat out the season calling for the equal treatment of student-athletes and a stadium bared his name. diverse coaching staff. On the field, defensive tackle Joe Ehrmann was named an Construction of the stadium began in September of 1906 and was completed All-American. only ten months later. A natural hollow on the west side of the SU campus 1971 provided the perfect site (the Carrier Dome currently occupies this area). Defensive back Tommy Myers intercepted an SU single-season record eight Archbold Stadium was situated at a great height, which granted fans of that day passes during a season in which a 28-24 win against West Virginia gave the SU a clear view of downtown Syracuse, Onondaga Lake and the beautiful Onondaga program its 450th victory. Valley. The stadium’s front entrance defined the character of Archbold. Located on 1972 the west end, the main entrance consisted of an impressive 40-foot cement arch The SU streak of 22 consecutive non-losing seasons ended with a loss in the and two epic towers, which extended high above the archway. On the north side regular season finale. SU finished 5-6. Defensive tackle Joe Ehrmann was the 10th of the stadium, Archbold’s bowl-like design enabled fans to arrive in horse-drawn overall pick in the 1973 NFL Draft by the Baltimore Colts. carriages and enter directly at the promenade level. Upon its completion, critics believed the stadium was impractical and argued 1973 that it would never be filled. Originally designed to accommodate a crowd of Ben Schwartzwalder retired after guiding the Orange to a 153-91 mark in 25 20,000, Archbold rarely reached capacity in its initial years. But, twice that years. He was enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame in 1982. number squeezed into the stadium in the 1950s and 1960s. In the end more than 1974 six million fans attended the classic stadium to watch football, and past critics The Orange began Frank Maloney’s seven-year SU coaching tenure with a 2-9 were silenced. record. In addition to providing the university and its fans with an aesthetically beautiful stadium, Archbold granted the Orange football team a distinct home 1975 field advantage. The Orange went 265-112-20 all-time at Archbold. From 1915 All-America Raymond Preston led the Orange to a 6-5 record and was invited to 1927, Syracuse achieved a home record of 61-10-6. Then, during the 11-year to play in the East-West All-Star game. He enjoyed a nine-year NFL career as a stretch from 1958-1968, SU won 47 and lost only six games played at Archbold. linebacker with the San Diego Chargers (1976-84). For 71 years Archbold Stadium treated fans to the best that collegiate football had to offer. It began in 1907 with the ‘sound drubbing’ of Hobart, 28-0. It ended 1976 in 1978 with an incredible 20-17 victory against nationally-ranked Navy. Tim Moresco was a member of the victorious North squad in the American Bowl In the final game played at Archbold Stadium, it was a freshman named Joe senior all-star game. It was the last year for the nine-year event. Five SU players Morris who stole the show. Facing a tough Navy defense, Morris carried the ball were invited to play in the game. 31 times for 203 yards. Morris helped the Orange upset second-ranked Navy, 1977 20-17. And more importantly, the Orange sent Archbold Stadium out in style. SU recorded a 6-5 record, including four consecutive victories to end the season. ~ written by Joe Reimer 1978 1964 Joe Morris set the record for most consecutive 100-yard games in a season with four. He also set the freshman rushing record (1,001 yards). In the final game in Sophomore half back Floyd Little, who was recruited to SU by 1961 Heisman Archbold Stadium, the Orange recorded a 20-17 victory against nationally-ranked Trophy winner Ernie Davis, earned All-America honors in his first season. Center Navy. SU had a 265-112-20 record in Archbold Stadium. Patrick Killorin also earned All-America honors. The program celebrated it’s 400th win -- a 38-6 victory against Kansas. 1979 With the razing of Archbold Stadium and the construction of the Carrier 1965 Dome, SU spent the entire season on the road, playing “home” games in the All-Americans Floyd Little (halfback), Charles Brown (defensive halfback) and Meadowlands, Buffalo and Ithaca. Despite the obstacles, future NFL players Joe Patrick Killorin (center) led the Orange to a 7-4 record, including a 13-10 loss to Morris, Art Monk, , Craig Wolfley, Gary Anderson and Jim Collins led Louisiana State in the Sugar Bowl. The Tigers kicked a field goal with 3:50 left in SU to its first bowl berth since 1967. Monk earned All-America honors for his the game for the victory. In the loss, Jim Nance rushed for 70 yards, while Little effort as a wide receiver and was the 18th overall selection in the NFL Draft by the had 46. Washington Redskins.

106 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 123 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL SUccess Stories The Schwartzwalder Trophy Created in 1993, the Ben Schwartzwalder Trophy is presented to the winner of the Syracuse-West Virginia football game. Schwartzwalder coached at Syracuse and was a graduate of West Virginia. Year Winner Score 2002 West Virginia 34 - 7 1993 West Virginia 43 - 0 2003 West Virginia 34 - 23 1994 West Virginia 13 - 0 2004 West Virginia 27 - 6 1995 Syracuse 22 - 0 2005 West Virginia 15 - 7 1996 Syracuse 30 - 7 2006 West Virginia 41 - 17 1997 Syracuse 40 - 10 2007 West Virginia 55 - 14 1998 West Virginia 35 - 28 2008 West Virginia 6 - 17 1999 Syracuse 30 - 7 2009 West Virginia 13 - 34 2000 Syracuse 31 - 27 2010 Syracuse 19 - 14 2001 Syracuse 24 - 13 2011 Syracuse 49 - 23

1988 SU put together consecutive double-figure win seasons for the first time ever, Rick Cassata handed the ball off to three great backs in 1966, including climaxing a 10-2 season with a 23-10 victory against LSU in the Hall of Fame Bowl Floyd Little, Tom Coughlin and Larry Csonka. All-Americans Little and Csonka on New Year’s Day. Defensive back Markus Paul was selected as an All-American, led the Orange to an 8-3 record and berth in the Gator Bowl. The pair earned marking the second of six consecutive years the Orange was represented in this enshrinement in the College Football and the Pro Football Halls of Fame, elite group. while Coughlin is the head coach of the two-time Super Bowl Champion New 1989 York Giants. Syracuse football observed its 100th birthday and earned a then-record third- straight bowl invite. This time the Orange hit a last minute field goal, by John 1980 Biskup, to edge Georgia, 19-18, in the Peach Bowl and cap off an 8-4 season. Sept. 20 marked the beginning of a new era with the opening of the Carrier Center John Flannery and wide receiver Rob Moore earned All-America honors. Dome. Joe Morris scored four touchdowns and had a record 300 all-purpose Moore entered his name in the 1990 NFL supplemental draft and was selected yards as the Orange christened its new home with a 36-24 win against Miami of first by the New York Jets. The senior class was the first in Syracuse history to Ohio. An all-time Syracuse record crowd of 50,564 witnessed the event. play in three bowl games. 1981 1990 Down-easterner Dick MacPherson arrived on the scene, replacing Maloney The Orange finished the regular season with a 7-4-2 record and an invitation to as head coach. Running back Joe Morris concluded his career as SU’s all-time the Aloha Bowl in Honolulu. SU put the finishing touches on its fourth-straight leading rusher and kicker Gary Anderson earned All-America honors. bowl by shutting out Arizona, 28-0, behind freshman quarterback Marvin Graves. The Wildcats had not been shut out in 20 seasons (214 games), the second 1982 longest streak in NCAA history. Center John Flannery was named an All-American The winningest coach in Syracuse football history, Floyd “Ben” Schwartzwalder for the second year in a row. was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. On the field, defensive tackle Michael Charles was named an All-American. 1991 1983 replaced Dick MacPherson as head coach and SU joined The BIG EAST Football Conference. Pasqualoni led the Orange to a 10-2 record, a perfect The Orange reached a program milestone – the 500th victory – with a 14-7 win 5-0 BIG EAST record, and a 24-17 win against Ohio State in the Hall of Fame against Navy. Bowl on New Year’s Day. The 10 wins for a rookie coach has been surpassed 1984 just 12 times in the history of major college football. Qadry Ismail became SU’s Syracuse native Tim Green earned the first of two consecutive All-America honors first-ever All-American in the kick return position and the school’s first two-sport as a defensive tackle. Green and his teammates grabbed the nation’s attention All-American since Jim Brown. Ismail’s second honor was in track & field, while with a 17-9 victory against No. 1 ranked Nebraska in the Carrier Dome. Brown’s was for his excellence in lacrosse. 1985 1992 SU began a run of seven bowl berths in eight years, earning a spot opposite Pasqualoni and the Orange again won 10 games and made SU’s second straight Maryland in the Cherry Bowl. SU lost to the Terps, 35-18, to finish the season New Year’s Day bowl appearance, knocking off Colorado, 26-22, at the Fiesta with a 7-5 record. Defensive tackle Tim Green was named an All-American for Bowl in Tempe. It was the fifth-straight bowl win for Syracuse, the second- the second year and became the 17th overall selection in the 1986 NFL Draft by best streak in the country behind Florida State. Tight end Chris Gedney was a the Atlanta Falcons. Green was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in unanimous All-America selection. 2001. 1993 1986 Another year, another winning season as the Orange finished with a 6-4-1 overall The Orange won five of the final seven regular season games, setting the stage record for its seventh straight winning season. Breaking records was a regular for the following season’s remarkable 11-0 regular season record. occurrence during the campaign. Marvin Graves set new marks in almost every 1987 passing and total offensive category, while Shelby Hill, Pat O’Neill and Kevin SU finished the regular season with an undefeated 11-0 record and earned a trip Mitchell also left their names in the Syracuse record books. to the Sugar Bowl, its first New Year’s Day Bowl bid since 1965. Auburn’s Win Lyle kicked a last second field goal to pull out a 16-16 tie, the first deadlock in Sugar 1994 In keeping with the tone in the recent past, the Orange recorded an eighth Bowl history. SU’s sensational quarterback Don McPherson finished second in straight winning season, finishing 7-4 overall. The passing combination of Kevin the Heisman race, but earned several other player of the year and All-America Mason to Marvin Harrison was prominent throughout the year, while the return honors. In addition, nose guard Ted Gregory was named an All-American and was of linebacker Dan Conley for a sixth season of competition after numerous knee the 26th overall selection in the 1988 NFL Draft by the Denver Broncos, and head surgeries was a story of perseverance and dedication. coach Dick MacPherson was the consensus National Coach of the Year.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 107 123 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL 1997 SUccess Stories Syracuse won its first-ever outright BIG EAST championship, clinched by a triumphant 33-18 victory at Miami. After opening the season with a 34-0 victory The Legend of 44 against Wisconsin in the Kickoff Classic, the Orange lost three straight games. SU then defeated Tulane to ignite an eight game winning streak. The Orange played its first overtime game in school history, against North Carolina State in the Dome. A 35-18 loss to Kansas State in the Fiesta Bowl did not detract from the fact that the Orange was one of six teams to earn a bid. Free safety Donovin Darius was an All-America selection. 1998 SU started the season hosting eventual national champion Tennessee. After a 34-33 loss, the Orange defeated defending national champion Michigan in Ann Arbor the following week, 38-28. From there, SU went 7-3, winning its second outright BIG EAST title, and third in a row, and earned a Bowl Alliance bid, facing Florida in the Orange Bowl. Donovan McNabb was selected with the second overall pick by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 1999 NFL Draft, the highest spot ever for a Syracuse quarterback. Kick returner Kevin Johnson earned All-America honors. Legends Jim Brown, Floyd Little, Ernie Davis’ mother, Marie Fleming, Rob 1999 Konrad and Michael Owens were with Director of Athletics Dr. Daryl Gross Syracuse earned a bowl invitation for the fifth straight year and the 11th time (right) at the ceremony to retire #44 in 2005. in the last 13 years. The Orange posted a 7-5 record in the final season of the Number 44 at Syracuse University is one of the most storied numbers millennium. The Orange kicked it off with two victories and closed the century ever associated with a college football program. Like tailbacks at USC, with a 20-13 victory against Kentucky in the Music City Bowl. Linebacker Keith quarterbacks at Brigham Young and linebackers at Penn State, the running Bulluck was selected in the first round (30th overall pick) by the Tennessee Titans back position at Syracuse has a rich tradition of greatness. Much of that in the 2000 NFL Draft. The University recognized the program’s All-Century Team greatness has revolved around one jersey number — 44. at the final home game. The All-Century roster included: Kevin Abrams (DB, On November 12, 2005, the number was retired. It is permanently 1994-96), Joe Alexander (OL, 1916-20), Gary Anderson (K, 1978-81), Jim Brown displayed in the Carrier Dome, honoring the legends who have worn it for the (RB, 1954-56), Gary Bugenhagen (OL, 1965-66), Rob Burnett (DL, 1987-89), Jim Orange. Collins (LB, 1976,78-80), Danny Conley (LB, 1990-94), Larry Csonka (FB, 1965-67), Since 1954, 11 players have worn the number and three are in the College Donovin Darius (DB, 1994-97), Roger Davis (OL, 1957-59), Ernie Davis (RB, 1959- Football Hall of Fame. Those three — Jim Brown, Ernie Davis and Floyd Little 61), Joe Ehrmann (DL, 1969-70, 1972), John Flannery (C, 1987-90), Bob Fleck (DL, — certainly rank among the finest running backs to ever play the game. 1951-53), Paul Frase (DL, 1984-87), Chris Gedney (TE, 1989-92), Marvin Graves Brown, who played at SU from 1954-56 and led the team to a Cotton Bowl (QB, 1990-93), Tim Green (DL, 1982-85), Ted Gregory (DL, 1984-87), Vic Hanson berth, went on to become the NFL’s all-time leading rusher and a member (End, 1924-26), Marvin Harrison (WR, 1992-95), (OL, 1905-08), Kevin of the Pro and College Football Halls of Fame. He led the league in rushing Johnson (KR, 1996-98), Daryl Johnston (FB, 1985-88), Floyd Little (RB, 1964-66), eight times in his nine years. Many still point to him as the greatest running John Mackey (TE, 1960-62), Donovan McNabb, (QB, 1995-98), Don McPherson back of all time. Among Brown’s accomplishments at Syracuse was setting an (QB, 1985-87), Kevin Mitchell (LB,1990-93), Art Monk (WR, 1976-79), Rob Moore NCAA single-game record of 43 points against Colgate in a 61-6 SU win. (WR, 1987-89), Joe Morris (RB, 1978-81), Tommy Myers (DB, 1969-71), Pat O’Neill Davis played for the Orange from 1959-61. He won the 1961 Heisman (P, 1990-93), Markus Paul DB, 1985-88), DB, 1954-56), Jim Ringo C, Trophy, becoming the first African-American to do so, and was a starter on 1950-52), Walt Sweeney OL, 1960-62), Arthur Thom (DL, 1966-68), Stan Walters SU’s 1959 national championship team. Davis also signed to play with the (OL, 1970-71), Craig Wolfley (OL, 1976-79), Terry Wooden (LB, 1986-89), Bob Cleveland Browns, but the devastating combination of Davis and Brown in Yates (OL, 1958-59). the same backfield never came to pass. Davis died of leukemia in 1963. He 2000 was later inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. Syracuse ran its streak of winning seasons to 14 with a 6-5 record. Cornerback Little was a three-time All-America selection for the Orange. Little played Will Allen was the 22nd overall pick in the first round of the 2001 NFL Draft and is for SU from 1964-66 and led the team to the Sugar Bowl in 1964 and the now a member of the New England Patriots. Gator Bowl in 1966 (teaming in the backfield with Larry Csonka in the latter). Little was the greatest kick returner in Orange history. 2001 In addition to breaking the records of Brown and Davis, he led the nation Syracuse continued its streak of winning seasons with its 15th in a row with in all-purpose yardage in 1965, averaging 199 yards per game. Little went on a 10-3 record. SU was one of just four schools that could make the claim. SU to have a tremendous career with the Denver Broncos, winning back-to-back beat Kansas State in the Insight.com Bowl for its 12th bowl win. Consensus rushing titles in 1970-71. He, too, is enshrined in the Pro and College Football All-American Dwight Freeney was selected in the first round of the NFL Draft, Halls of Fame. marking the fifth year in a row that an SU player heard his name in the opening round. 1995 2002 A young Syracuse team posted a 9-3 season and a victory in the Toyota Gator Syracuse played in a school-record two triple overtime games, losing at Auburn Bowl. The emergence of Donovan McNabb from a crowded young quarterback and winning in the Carrier Dome against No. 8 Virginia Tech. Quarterback Troy battle and his immediate chemistry with receiver Marvin Harrison provided thrills Nunes concluded his SU career ranked in the top five on 10 different school and records, as Harrison established himself as one of the all-time great receivers record lists, while linebacker Clifton Smith and punter Mike Shafer etched their and kick returners at Syracuse, earning All-America honors as a kick returner. The names among SU’s record-holders, as well. In November, former standout receiver was the 19th overall player selected in the 1996 NFL Draft, taken by the quarterback Donovan McNabb was named to SU’s Board of Trustees. Indianapolis Colts. Defensively, cornerback Kevin Abrams was an All-American. 1996 2003 Tailback Walter Reyes established the SU single-season records for rushing Despite getting off to an 0-2 start, the Orange won a share of The BIG EAST touchdowns (21) and total touchdowns (22) and the Syracuse career mark for Conference title and once again was among the nation’s elite. A mid-season eight rushing touchdowns (38) – as a junior. Wide receiver Johnnie Morant, defensive game win streak earned the Orange another post-season berth. Syracuse beat tackle Christian Ferrara, and offensive tackle Kevin Sampson entered the Houston in the Liberty Bowl for its seventh-consecutive bowl victory, which was fraternity of Orange players selected in the National Football League Draft. Head the nation’s longest active bowl win streak at the time. Cornerback Kevin Abrams coach Paul Pasqualoni moved into the second spot on SU’s career wins record list earned All-America honors for the second year in a row. with 101.

108 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • 123 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL SUccess Stories Al Davis, NFL Owner A 1950 graduate of Syracuse University, Al Davis built a legacy at the helm of the Oakland Raiders. His journey began as an Orange scholar-athlete playing for the junior varsity football, basketball and baseball teams. He tenaciously studied the game of football by attending practices and sitting at the top of Hendricks Hill overlooking Archbold Stadium every Saturday. He tracked each play the Orange ran. Following every game, he and Syracuse head coach Ben Schwartzwalder compared notes. Davis then transferred his skills to the coaching ranks, starting as an assistant at Adelphi College and then made stops at The University dedicated the Carrier Dome field ‘Ernie Davis Legends Army, the Baltimore Colts, The Citadel, Field’ in a halftime ceremory on October 10, 2009. The field was Southern California and then the . He joined the Chargers named in honor of Davis, who in 1961 was the first African-American coaching staff in 1960, a move that launched him into stardom. Three years to win the Heisman Trophy. Orange legend Jim Brown, Martin Luther later, he became the youngest head coach in professional football when he King III, Chuck Davis, the uncle of Ernie Davis, and eight additional was named head coach and general manager of the Oakland Raiders. Davis members of the Davis family participated in the ceremony. The was named AFL Coach of the Year in his first season after guiding the Raiders to a 10-4 record. He is credited with turning the Oakland Raiders from a losing ceremony also included a video address from United States Vice squad to one of the most successful franchises in the NFL. Dubbed one of the President Joseph Biden. In addition, Carrier Corporation president ‘smartest men in professional football,’ Davis turned Oakland into one of the Mark Cywilko, Lacrosse Hall of Famer Chief Oren Lyons, former winningest teams in pro sports from 1963 until 1991. The Raiders won one AFL Syracuse football and lacrosse student-athletes, and members of championship, three Super Bowls and made 15 playoff appearances during his civic organizations from Syracuse and Elmira were on the field for the tenure as head coach. He is currently the only individual in professional football special moment. The tribute to the first African-American to win the to have served as an assistant coach, head coach, commissioner, general Heisman Trophy was inspired by Sam and Carol Nappi. manager and principal owner. The 1992 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee was honored at Syracuse University in 1985 as an honorary Letterman of Distinction. He passed away in 2004 October 2011 at the age of 82. Running back Walter Reyes concluded his Orange career as SU’s second all- time leading rusher with 3,424 yards. Syracuse finished the season as BIG EAST co-champions, the program’s fourth league title, after a regular-season ending 2008 win at No. 17 Boston College. The Orange lost to Georgia Tech, 51-14, in the The world premiere of “The Express,” the life story of Heisman Trophy winner Champs Sports Bowl. Offensive Adam Terry was chosen by the Baltimore Ravens Ernie Davis, was held in downtown Syracuse prior to SU’s game against Penn in the second round of the 2005 National Football League Draft. State. Rob Brown, who played Ernie Davis, and Dennis Quaid, who portrayed Ben Schwartzwalder, were the honorary captains for the Orange. On the field, 2005 a 24-23 victory at Notre Dame Stadium announced the arrival of running back First-year Orange head coach Greg Robinson, who also served as the defensive freshman Antwon Bailey, who ignited the game-winning touchdown drive with coordinator, made an immediate impact on the Syracuse unit. The pass defense three carries for 29 yards. Quarterback Cam Dantley hit Donte Davis for the jumped 69 spots in the NCAA statistical rankings from 2004 (90th to 21st), while go-ahead score with 42 seconds remaining. Bailey finished the day with a career- the total defense improved from 101st in 2004 to 57th in 2005. Free safety best 126 yards on 16 carries and one touchdown. Nose tackle Arthur Jones had Anthony Smith led a group of four seniors who were selected in the 2006 NFL 15 tackles, including four for a loss of yards in the victory. Running back Curtis Draft when he was chosen in the third round by the defending Super Bowl Brinkley established an SU record for consecutive 100-yard rushing games (five) Champion Pittsburgh Steelers. Offensive tackle Quinn Ojinnaka (Atlanta Falcons), and was one of four SU players to sign with an National Football League team. defensive end James Wyche (Jacksonville Jaguars) and defensive end Ryan Fullback (4th round) and guard Ryan Durand (seventh round) LaCasse (Baltimore Ravens) were selected in the draft. were selected in the annual draft, while Brinkley and safety Paul Chiara signed free agent deals. 2006 Quarterback Perry Patterson saved his best for last, setting career-highs in 2009 passing yards and touchdown passes. He finished his career ranked among the Doug Marrone returned to his alma mater as the program’s 28th head coach top five on five different Syracuse career record lists. Senior Brendan Carney led after serving as the New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator for three years. The the special teams unit, finishing his career with Syracuse and BIG EAST records in veteran coach brought in Syracuse native to quarterback the Orange punts and punting yardage. While Patterson and Carney closed out their careers, after a standout four-year basketball career at Duke. Marrone brought with him Delone Carter emerged as a threat during his freshman campaign. Carter rushed a new system that helped Paulus set records for highest completion percentage for 713 yards, the second-highest total for a freshman in school history. In April, in a season (68%) and most completions in a season (193). Freshman Alec Lemon Tanard Jackson and Kelvin Smith were selected in the 2007 NFL Draft. was a favorite Paulus target, catching 29 passes, which is the second-most for a 2007 Syracuse freshman. Punter Rob Long, a semifinalist for the 2009 Ray Guy Award, In his first season as a starter, quarterback Andrew Robinson stamped his name and defensive tackle Arthur Jones earned All-BIG EAST First Team honors. Jones in the SU record books, including on five single-season record lists, while receiver was selected in the fifth round of the 2010 NFL Draft by the Baltimore Ravens. Mike Williams set the SU record with a touchdown catch in nine consecutive Running the ball, Delone Carter moved up the all-time rushing yards list to 19th games and also tied a school record with 60 receptions. The kick return duo of with 1,871 yards. Defensively, the Orange ranked sixth nationally in sacks, 13th Max Suter and Mike Holmes also had a big year, leading the BIG EAST in average in rush defense and 37th in total defense. Linebacker Doug Hogue set a Syracuse yards per return (24.8 ypr). Sophomore nose tackle Arthur Jones recorded 17.5 record with 6.5 tackles for loss against Rutgers en route to earning national tackles for a loss, the third-best single-season total in Syracuse history. defensive player of the week honors.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 109 123 YEARS OF SYRACUSE FOOTBALL SUccess Stories Honoring the Al-Time Greats

Orange All-Americans Larry Csonka (above) and John Mackey (right) returned to the Dome in 2007 to celebrate the retirement of their Syracuse jerseys.

Syracuse football standouts Larry Csonka and John Mackey watched their Syracuse jerseys raised to the Carrier Dome rafters in ceremonies during the 2007 season. The jersey retirements honored two of the program’s legends. A two-time All-American, Csonka played for the Orange from 1965 through 1967. As a senior captain he earned consensus All-America honors. He had two 200-yard rushing performances in his career, galloping for 216 yards against West Virginia and 204 yards versus California as a senior. Running back Prince-Tyson Gulley earned the 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Csonka still ranks third on SU’s career rushing record list (2,934 yards) and is Most Valuable Player award after gaining a career-high 213 yards on 26 carries second all-time with 15 career 100-yard rushing games. and catching five passes for 56 yards, leading Syracuse to a 38-14 victory “Larry Csonka is obviously one of the greatest players of all time,” said against former BIG EAST rival West Virginia. He scored three touchdowns in the Syracuse Director of Athletics Dr. Daryl Gross. “His accomplishments at Orange’s second New Era Pinstripe Bowl Championship in three years. Syracuse were amazing and then he went on to an outstanding career in the National Football League, including playing for the undefeated 1972 2011 Miami Dolphins. We salute Larry for his legacy as we welcome him back to The Orange jumped out to a 5-2 start, including a 49-23 victory against No. 11/14 Syracuse.” West Virginia in the Carrier Dome. Losses in the last five games, however, left Mackey, who passed away in July 2011 after a long illness, played for the Syracuse without a return trip to a bowl game. Defensive end Chandler Jones Orange from 1960 through 1962. He had 27 receptions for 481 yards and used a standout season to jump start his NFL career. The younger brother of scored six touchdowns. As a junior, he caught 15 passes for a then school- former SU and current Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Arthur Jones was the record 321 yards. He was a key contributor to Syracuse’s 1961 Liberty Bowl New England Patriots’ first pick, and the 21st overall, in the 2012 NFL Draft. triumph with four receptions against Miami. Offensive guard Andrew Tiller was chosen in the sixth round, while Antwon “John Mackey is arguably the greatest tight end in history and should be Bailey, Michael Hay, Nick Provo, Phillip Thomas, Kevyn Scott and Dorian Graham recognized as such,” Gross said. “His level of play was something that the signed free agent contracts. Quarterback Ryan Nassib, Provo and receiver Alec Syracuse community had the opportunity to enjoy during his career while Lemon turned in record-setting performances. Nassib had the best sta s cal calling him their own. We applaud his courage and will remember him passing season in school history, establishing team records for comple ons (259), forever by raising his jersey in the Carrier Dome for permanent display.” a empts (415), yards (2,685) and matching the record for passing touchdowns In 2013, Orange quarterback legends Don McPherson and Donovan (22). In addi on, his 29 comple ons against Rhode Island ed the Syracuse McNabb will join the elite group with the retirement of their jerseys. single-game record. Lemon set the Orange season record for the most recep ons McPherson will be honored on October 5th when the Orange hosts Clemson (68) and matched the record for receiving yards by a junior (834), while Provo, and McNabb will return to the Dome for his ceremony on November 2nd a Mackey Award semifi nalist as one of the na on’s best ght ends, fi nished his when Wake Forest visits the ‘Cuse. career as the most prolifi c pass-catching ght end in school history, se ng SU marks for recep ons in a season (51) and career (92) for a player at his posi on. 2010 Jones, Provo, Tiller, Bailey and Jus n Pugh earned fi rst-team All-BIG EAST honors. In just his second year at the helm at Syracuse, head coach Doug Marrone and 2012 his team made incredible strides. Capped by a thrilling 36-34 win against Kansas In its final year in the BIG EAST, Syracuse won a share of the conference State in the inaugural New Era Pinstripe Bowl, its first bowl bid in six years, championship with a 5-2 league record. Syracuse defeated Big 12 representative the Orange finished the season with a winning record for the first time since and former BIG EAST rival West Virginia, 38-14, at Yankee Stadium for its second 2001. Four of those wins came in BIG EAST competition, the most since 2004, New Era Pinstripe Bowl victory in the past three seasons. Quarterback Ryan including victories at West Virginia, bringing the Ben Schwartzwalder Trophy Nassib surpassed his previous team record for completions (295) and attempts back to Syracuse after a nine-year spell, and at Cincinnati and USF, both BIG EAST (415). Nassib also set new team records for passing yards (3,757) and passing firsts. The five wins away from the Carrier Dome were the most since 1992. The touchdowns (26). Lemon set the Orange season record for the most receptions Orange was led by a strong pair of veteran linebackers, Doug Hogue and Derrell (72). Lemon, Pugh and Thomas earned first-team All-BIG EAST honors. Nassib Smith. The duo was first (114) and second (95) in team tackles, respectively. earned Pro Football Weekly All-American honors. Offensive tackle Justin Pugh Led by Hogue and Smith, the Orange defense ranked seventh in total defense at was drafted in the first round (19th overall selection) by the New York Giants, the year’s end. Offensively, quarterback Ryan Nassib led the passing attack with who also selected Nassib in the fourth round (110th overall selection). Strong 2,334 yards, which ranked fourth all-time at SU for passing yards in a season. safety Shamarko Thomas immediately followed Nassib to the league as the 111th Running back Delone Carter led the Syracuse ground game, rushing for 1,233 overall pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Deon Goggins, Marcus Sales, Alec Lemon, yards, including 198 in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl. Place kicker Ross Krautman Zack Chibane, Brandon Sharpe and Lou Alexander all signed free agent contracts. led the BIG EAST in field goal percentage (.947) and punter Rob Long led the Orange to a top 20 finish in net punting nationally (43.45 yards).

110 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN THE PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME SUccess Stories JIM BROWN JIM RINGO LARRY CSONKA Orange is Strong Player Player Player in Pro Football Hall of Fame

Inducted in 1971 Inducted in 1981 Inducted in 1987 The player that all running One of the greatest linemen The player still considered the backs are measured against. in pro football history, Jim prototype to all NFL fullbacks, Syracuse is one of just seven Jim Brown is the only person Ringo was the center of the Larry Csonka led the Miami schools with at least seven in the College Football, Pro early Green Bay Packer great Dolphins to an undefeated Football and Lacrosse Halls of teams and also the Philadelphia season and Super Bowl title alums in the Pro Football Fame. Brown was a unanimous Eagles. Ringo was an All-NFL in 1972. He was MVP of Super Hall of Fame, including four collegiate All-America selection selection six times. He played Bowl VIII after carrying 33 who are also enshrined in the in football and lacrosse. The in 10 Pro Bowls and three NFL times for 145 yards and two College Football Hall of Fame, 6-2, 232-pound Brown, the championship games. Ringo, touchdowns as Miami defeated including Jim Brown, Larry Cleveland Brown’s top draft class of ‘53, was a member of Minnesota, 24-7. A five-time Csonka, Floyd Little and Art choice in 1957, is considered Ben Schwartzwalder’s 7-2 squad Pro Bowl selection, Csonka put Monk. by many the finest runner to that earned a trip to the 1953 together three straight 1,000- ever play the sport. He led the Orange Bowl, SU’s first-ever yard seasons as the Dolphins NFL in rushing eight of his nine bowl appearance. advanced to the Super Bowl campaigns. each of those years.

AL DAVIS JOHN MACKEY ART MONK FLOYD LITTLE Owner Player Player Player

Inducted in 1992 Inducted in 1992 Inducted in 2008 Inducted in 2010 Al Davis was the driving force John Mackey is known as Known as one of football’s most A multi-dimensional player, behind the AFL-NFL merger. The perhaps the greatest tight end reliable receivers, Art Monk Floyd Little combined his owner of the Oakland Raiders of all-time. He was an All-Pro for played for the Washington rushing talents with great hands built that franchise into the the Baltimore Colts and fought Redskins, New York Jets and and also was a return man for model for other pro sports to establish free agency in the Philadelphia Eagles. He ranks the Denver Broncos. A five-time teams. NFL. In 2007, Syracuse retired sixth on the NFL’s career Pro Bowler, Little amassed more his jersey. reception list with 940. than 12,000 all-purpose yards during his career that spanned from 1967 to 1975.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 111 SYRACUSE IN THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME SUccess Stories Orange in the Hall Syracuse is one of the most represented schools in the National Football Foundation’s College Hall of Fame as one of just 16 Football Bowl Subdivision (Division IA) schools with 18 or more enshrinees in the College Football Hall of Fame. In the Atlantic Coast Conference, Syracuse ranks second with the most inductees. Less than two percent of all collegiate football student- athletes are in the Hall of Fame. The first Syracuse representatives were coaches Frank ‘Buck’ O’Neill and Howard Jones, members of the College Football Hall of Fame’s first class in 1951. Former standout wide receiver Art Monk joined the Orange contingent in the Hall of Fame in December 2012. Syracuse is one of seven schools to have 18 or more inductees in the College Football Hall of Fame and at least seven enshrined in the Pro Former Orange head coach Dick MacPherson celebrated his Hall of Fame inducation with three of his standout Football Hall of Fame. student-athletes, including Doug Marrone (left), All-American Tim Green and 1987 Player of the Year Don McPherson. FRANK ‘BUCK’ O’NEILL HOWARD JONES JOE ALEXANDER TAD JONES

Inducted in 1951 • Coach Inducted in 1951 • Coach Inducted in 1954 • Player Inducted in 1958 • Coach Coach Frank “Buck” O’Neill was Syracuse’s head coach in 1908, Joe Alexander played for the Thomas Albert Dwight “Tad” Jones inducted into the College Football Howard led the Orange to a 6-3-1 legendary Buck O’Neill and was a was a spirited leader of men, fearless Hall of Fame along with former record. He and Frank ‘Buck’ O’Neill team captain in the late 1910s. He and fox-like. Jones coached the Orange coach Howard Jones. The were enshrined in the College was the first player from SU ever Orange in 1909 and 1910, posting pair were the first with Syracuse ties Football Hall of Fame together in inducted into the College Football a 9-9-2 record. His career coaching to be enshrined. O’Neill had a 52-19- 1951, becoming the first Syracuse Hall of Fame. mark, including nine years at Yale, 6 record in eight seasons at SU in the representatives to be inducted. was 66-24-6. An All-American early 1900s. quarterback at Yale in 1907, Jones was also baseball captain and class president. CLARENCE ‘BIGGIE’ MUNN LYNN ‘PAPPY’ WALDORF BUD WILKINSON VIC HANSON

Inducted in 1959 • Coach Inducted in 1966 • Coach Inducted in 1969 • Coach Inducted in 1973 • Player Clarence “Biggie” Munn coached the Lynn “Pappy” Waldorf, who lettered for the Bud Wilkinson is best known for his Vic Hanson is the only player in both Orange just one season, but remains Orange from 1922 to 1924, entered the work on the sidelines at Oklahoma. the College Football and Basketball one of the more revered coaches in coaching ranks in 1926 at Oklahoma City. After Wilkinson guided the Sooners from Halls of Fame. He later recorded a Syracuse and college football history. serving as an assistant at Kansas in 1928, he 1947-1963, winning three national 33-21 record as the head coach of Munn also coached at Michigan became head coach at Oklahoma State. During championships. He was an assistant the Orange in the 1930s. State. his 30-year career, he also led the Kansas State, with SU in 1937. Northwestern and California programs. His career record was 170-94-22. Many regard Waldorf as the best coach in history in taking over a losing program and making it a winner.

112 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE IN THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME ERNIE DAVIS FLOYD ‘BEN’ SCHWARTZWALDER

Inducted in 1979 • Player Inducted in 1982 • Coach Syracuse’s only Heisman Trophy The winningest coach in Syracuse winner, Ernie Davis was a first-round football history, Ben Schwartzwalder pick of the Cleveland Browns, but led the Orange to 153 victories in his tragically died of leukemia before quarter century with the school. he could play in the NFL. During the summer of 2001, another Hall of Fame honored Davis as he was enshrined in All-American receiver Art Monk was inducted into the College Football Hall of the Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame. In 2008, Fame in 2012, celebrating a standout career that included leading the Orange “The Express” brought Davis’ life story to the 1979 Independence Bowl, SU’s first post-season invitation in 13 seasons. to the theater by Universal Pictures. (photo by Gene Boyars, National Football Foundation) FLOYD LITTLE HUGH ‘DUFFY’ DAUGHERTY LARRY CSONKA JIM BROWN

Inducted in 1983 • Player Inducted in 1984 • Coach Inducted in 1989 • Player Inducted in 1995 • Player Floyd Little is the fifth-leading rusher One of the most colorful and beloved figures Larry Csonka, a teammate of Floyd Jim Brown is perhaps the greatest in Syracuse history and still holds the in football history, Hugh “Duffy” Daughterty Little’s, is still the proto-typical athlete of the 20th century. He is played for the Orange from 1937 through 1939. school record with 1,990 all-purpose Known for his wisdom, heart and long-lasting fullback. He ranks fourth at SU in a member of the College and Pro yards in the 1965 season. He had quotes such as, “a tie is like kissing your sister,” career rushing yards (2,934 yards) and Football Halls of Fame, as well as an All-Pro career with the Denver Daugherty stayed on the SU sidelines as an second in average yards per game the Lacrosse Hall of Fame. During assistant. However, military service caused him Broncos and is also enshrined in the to put his coaching career on hold. In 1946, (104.8 ypg). He led the 1972 Miami the summer of 1998, Brown added Pro Football Hall of Fame. Daugherty returned to Syracuse with a Bronze Dolphins to an undefeated season and another Hall of Fame to his long list Star, one of the army’s most prestigious individual a Super Bowl title. He is also enshrined as a member of the inaugural class honors. After one year on the SU staff with fellow in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. In of the Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame. Hall of Famer Clarence “Biggie” Munn, Daugherty followed Munn to Michigan State. 2007, Syracuse retired his jersey. TIM GREEN DON McPHERSON DICK MacPHERSON ART MONK

Inducted in 2001 • Player Inducted in 2008 • Player Inducted in 2009 • Coach Inducted in 2012 • Player Tim Green combined football The Hesiman Trophy runner-up in 1987, MacPherson took over a Syracuse program Monk’s All-America campaign in 1979 came greatness with academic Don McPherson earned the Golden that had posted only three winning in a 7-5 season that was capped by a 31-7 excellence during his career at Helmet (outstanding player), O’Brien campaigns in the 10 previous seasons, Independence Bowl victory against McNeese (outstanding quarterback) and Unitas and in his third season the Orange posted State, the first bowl game for SU since 1967. A SU and continued that through his (outstanding quarterback) awards. He set a winning record. In his 10 years at member of the University Board of Trustees, NFL career. He maintains it still as a 22 Syracuse records and then played with Syracuse, MacPherson led the Orange to Monk led SU in receiving from 1977-79 and is television analyst and lawyer. He was the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Oilers five bowl games and had a 66-46-4 before tied for ninth in career receptions (102) and both an academic and athletic All- in the NFL. Today, McPherson uses his skills departing to become the head coach of is 10th in career receiving yards (1,644). The American. to empower those in the world of violence the NFL’s New England Patriots. two-time Lambert Trophy winner set the SU prevention awareness, philanthropy and single-game record with 14 catches against community service. Navy in 1977. He is also enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 113 SYRACUSE ALL-AMERICANS SUccess Stories GARY ANDERSON CHARLES BROWN The Best of the Best 1981 • Kicker 1965 • Defensive Halfback Forty-four Orange have earned All-America honors a total of 55 times since 1908. The list includes two three-time selections and seven two-time award winners.

(Named to at least one major first team)

1908 Marquis F. (Bill) Horr, tackle * 1970 Joseph C. Ehrmann, 1915 Christopher P. Schlachter, guard defensive tackle Harold A. White, guard * 1971 Thomas P. Myers, 1917 Alfred R. Cobb, tackle * defensive back Anderson’s NFL career has included Brown was a defensive halfback for 1918 J.A. (Joe) Alexander, guard * 1975 Raymond N. Preston, linebacker tenures with the Steelers, Eagles, Syracuse in the early 1960s. He was a Louis C. Usher, tackle * 1979 J. Arthur Monk, receiver 49ers, Vikings, and Titans. He holds the three time letter winner and also was 1919 J.A. (Joe) Alexander, guard * 1981 Gary Anderson, kicker SU record for season field goals made awarded the Joe Alexander Award for 1920 J.A. (Joe) Alexander, center 1982 Michael Charles, (18) and highest season percentage of Excellence in Football, Scholarship, and field goals made (94.7%), both in 1981. Citizenship. After his career at Syracuse, Bertrand Gulick, tackle defensive tackle Anderson took part in SU’s NCAA record Brown played professionally for the 1923 Evander G. (Pete) MacRae, end * 1984 Timothy J. Green, setting consecutive PAT streak that lasted Chicago Bears, Buffalo Bills and Hamilton 1926 Victor A. Hanson, end * defensive tackle from 1978-1989. He won the 1998 Gold Tigers. 1934 James Steen, tackle 1985 Timothy J. Green, Toe Award in the NFL. 1952 Robert R. Fleck, tackle defensive tackle ** 1953 Robert R. Fleck, guard 1987 Theodore Gregory, nose guard * 1956 James N. Brown, halfback ** Donald R. McPherson, JAMES BROWN GARY BUGENHAGEN 1958 Ronald M. Luciano, tackle quarterback ** 1959 Roger W. Davis, guard ** 1988 Markus D. Paul, defensive back 1956** • Halfback 1966 • Tackle Fred J. Mautino, end 1989 John J. Flannery, center Robert E. Yates, tackle Rob Moore, wide receiver 1960 Ernest R. Davis, halfback * 1990 John J. Flannery, center * 1961 Ernest R. Davis, halfback ** 1991 Qadry R. Ismail, kick returner 1964 Patrick M. Killorin, center 1992 Christopher J. Gedney, tight end ** Floyd D. Little, halfback 1995 Marvin D. Harrison, kick returner 1965 Charles E. Brown, Kevin R. Abrams, cornerback defensive halfback 1996 Kevin R. Abrams, cornerback Patrick M. Killorin, center 1997 Donovin L. Darius, free safety Floyd D. Little, halfback 1998 Kevin L. Johnson, kick returner 1966 Gary A. Bugenhagen, tackle 2001 Dwight J. Freeney, defensive end ** Brown set the SU record for highest rush Bugenhagen played in the AFL with the average in a season (6.2) in 1956 and for Buffalo Bills (1967) and Boston Patriots Lawrence R. Csonka, fullback 2008 P. Anthony Fiammetta, fullback the most rushing touchdowns (6) and (1968-69) and the NFL’s New England Floyd D. Little, halfback 2012 Ryan Nassib, quarterback most points scored in a game (43) vs. Patriots (1970). He earned 1966 All- 1967 Lawrence R. Csonka, fullback ** Colgate in 1956. After leaving Syracuse, American honors at SU. Bugenhagen 1968 Anthony J. Kyasky, he played in the NFL for the Cleveland aided fellow All-American Larry Csonka in defensive halfback Browns from 1957 to 1965, where he rushing for 1,012 yards in 1966. He was scored 106 touchdowns. He was inducted part of a team that holds the seventh-best * consensus ** unanimous into the Pro Hall of Fame in 1971 and the rushing record in SU history (431 yards vs. College Hall of Fame in 1995. West Virginia).

KEVIN ABRAMS J.A. JOE ALEXANDER MICHAEL CHARLES ALFRED COBB 1995, 1996 • Cornerback 1918*, 1919*, 1920 • Guard/Center 1982 • Defensive Tackle 1917* • Tackle A 1917 team captain, Cobb was the anchor for an offensive line that led the Orange to an 8-1-1 record.

A two-time All-American defensive back, An NFL center for Rochester Jeffersons Charles was a four-time letter winner at Abrams was selected in the second round 1921-22, 1922, Milwaukee badgers, 1925- the defensive tackle position for Syracuse. of 1997 NFL draft by the Detroit Lions. He 27 New York Giants, Alexander was a He played pro football with the Miami played three years for the Lions. Abrams consensus All-American in 1918 and 1919, Dolphins, San Diego Chargers and Los owns the SU record for season (24) and and an All-American again in 1920. He Angeles Raiders. He recorded 14 sacks by career (55) passes defended. He played in made the NFL All–Rookie team in 1922. the end of his career as a pro. 1996 Gator Bowl and helped the Orange defeat Clemson by intercepting two passes.

* consensus All-American ** unanimous All-American 114 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE ALL-AMERICANS LAWRENCE CSONKA DONOVIN DARIUS ERNEST DAVIS ROGER DAVIS 1966, 1967** • Fullback 1997 • Free Safety 1960*, 1961** • Halfback 1959** • Guard

Csonka is the only SU player who ranks Darius was a defensive mainstay for the Davis played for the Chicago Bears, Los among the top-five in rushing yards in NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars for nine seasons • 1961 Heisman Trophy Angeles Rams, and New York Giants in the each of his three years at SU. Csonka was and closed his pro career in Miami in Winner • NFL. He aided fellow All-American Ernie named 1967 ECAC Player of the Year. He 2007. Led SU in tackles in the 1996 Gator Davis became the first African-American Davis in rushing for a total of 883 yards in played for the NFL’s Miami Dolphins and Bowl and the 1996 Liberty Bowl wins. He and the only SU player to win the 1959. Davis was a member of the Syracuse the New York Giants and was inducted was the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Heisman trophy. He paced Syracuse with team that led the nation in toal offense in into the Pro Hall of Fame in 1987 and the Year in 1997 and an All-BIG EAST selection two touchdowns in it’s 1959 Cotton Bowl 1959 (451.5). The Orange won the 1959 en route to the National Championship. College Hall of Fame in 1989. In 2007, in 1996 and 1997. Darius intercepted 12 Cotton Bowl and claimed the National In the 1962 draft, he was selected first Syracuse retired his jersey. passes and had 379 tackles in his career. overall by Washington and traded to Championship. Cleveland. Davis was inducted into College Football Hall of Fame in 1979. JOSEPH EHRMANN ANTHONY FIAMMETTA JOHN FLANNERY ROBERT FLECK 1970 • Defensive Tackle 2008 • Fullback 1989, 1990* • Center 1952, 1953 • Tackle/Guard

Ehrmann was an All-American defensive A team captain, Fiammetta was the He helped anchor an offensive line Fleck helped stabilize a defensive line that tackle with the Orange in 1970. He went squad’s third leading reciever with 16 that went 3-0-1 in bowl games during led the Orange to its first-ever bowl game on to a successful NFL career as a member receptions for 127 yards. In his four-year, his tenure with the Orange. Flannery in 1952. The 1953 season saw the Orange of the Baltimore Colts and Detroit Lions. 65-game career, he caught 28 passes for was drafted in the second round by the defense allow only 1,769 yards, the third- Ehrmann was selected to play in the 1976 202 yards and one touchdown and had Houston Oilers where he made the NFL lowest total in SU history. Fleck earned NFL Pro Bowl. 16 carries for 89 yards, including a career- All-Rookie Team in 1991. He later enjoyed All-America honors in 1952 and 1953. He long 58 yard run against Cincinnati in his stops with the Dallas Cowboys and St. was selected in the second round of the final game. He was drafted by the Carolina Louis Rams. NFL Draft by Green Bay. Panthers.

DWIGHT FREENEY CHRISTOPHER GEDNEY TIMOTHY GREEN THEODORE GREGORY 2001** • Defensive End 1992** • Tight End 1984, 1985** • Defensive Tackle 1987* • Nose Guard

Freeney was team MVP his junior year. Gedney set the standard for Orange In 1985, Green was ECAC Player of the Gregory ranks eighth on Syracuse’s He was First Team All-BIG EAST and the tight ends. He held the school records Year and also a finalist for the Vince career sacks list. He led a team that co-winner of BIG EAST Player of the Year for receptions by a tight end in a season Lombardi Award, which recognizes the recorded 41 sacks in 1985, an SU record. honors in 2001. Freeney was a finalist (34) and career (91) until 2011. His 34 most outstanding lineman or linebacker. In 1987, he was a finalist for the Vince for the Lombardi, Bednarik, and Nagurski receptions and five touchdowns helped Green ranks first on Syracuse’s all time Lombardi Award which recognizes the awards. He was the 11th overall pick in lead Syracuse to the Fiesta Bowl. Gedney career sacks list with 45.5, and is the top most outstanding lineman or linebacker. the 2002 draft by the Indianapolis Colts. played in the NFL with the Chicago Bears tackler among down lineman with 341 Gregory went on to play with the NFL’s Freeney was named to the NFL All-Rookie and Arizona Cardinals. stops. He played with the NFL’s Atlanta New Orleans Saints. Team. Falcons and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2001.

* consensus All-American ** unanimous All-American • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 115 SYRACUSE ALL-AMERICANS BERTRAND GULICK VICTOR HANSON MARVIN HARRISON MARQUIS ‘BILL’ HORR 1920 • Tackle 1926* • End 1995 • Kick Returner 1908* • Tackle A star tackle for the 6-2-1 Orange in 1920 for first-year head coach John Meehan, Gulick was elected team captain in 1921 and led the squad to a 7-2 record. In 1971, he was honored as a Syracuse University LetterWinner of Distinction.

In 1926, Hanson was a consensus All- Harrison holds Orange records for season The first All-American in the history of American. He was inducted into the receiving yards (1,131) and career Syracuse football, Horr anchored a young College Football Hall of Fame in 1973 and receiving yards (2,278 yards), and the offensive line on a team that opened the by doing so became the only player to be BIG EAST record for longest punt return newly built Archbold Stadium with a win in both the College Football and Basketball (94 yards against Minnesota). In 1995, against Hobart in 1907. Halls of Fame. he was voted the Big East Special Teams Player of the Year. A standout with the Indianapolis Colts, he holds the NFL record for receptions in a season (143 in 2002).

QADRY ISMAIL KEVIN JOHNSON PATRICK KILLORIN ANTHONY KYASKY 1991 • Kick Returner 1998 • Kick Returner 1964, 1965 • Center 1968 • Defensive Halfback

Ismail played for the Minnesota Vikings, Johnson earned BIG EAST Special Teams Killorin led an offensive line that helped This defensive halfback was invited to the Green Bay Packers, Miami Dolphins, New Player of the Year honors. He holds Floyd Little break numerous SU records. East-West All Star game, as well as the Orleans Saints, Baltimore Ravens and the SU record for season kickoff return He was a major contributor to the offense Senior Bowl. Kyasky was the team captain Indianapolis Colts in a successful NFL touchdowns (2). His 100-yard kickoff and the team as a whole. In 1965, Killorin in 1968. He was drafted by the New career. At Syracuse, he was selected All- return against Miami in 1999 tied a BIG was the recipient of the Bill Horr Most Orleans Saints. BIG EAST First Team at wide receiver and EAST record. A second-round pick of Valuable Player award. He was also named Second Team as a kick returner. the Cleveland Browns, Johnson had a to play in the East-West Shrine All-Star stint with Jacksonville before joining the game. He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Baltimore Ravens. Steelers in 1966.

FLOYD LITTLE RONALD LUCIANO PETE MacRAE FRED MAUTINO 1964, 1965, 1966 • Halfback 1958 • Tackle 1923* • End 1959 • End MacRae led the Orange to a school- record seven consecutive shutouts and the Orange finished with an 8-1 record. A three-year letterwinner who also was the starting center for the Syracuse basketball team. After playing professional basketball for the Syracuse All-Stars, he returned to the University as an assistant basketball coach. Little holds the Orange record for career A standout linemen for the Orange from An end for the Orange 1959 National touchdowns (46) and career punts 1956-1958, Luciano played in the 1959 Championship team, Mautino earned returned for a touchdown (5). Little was College All-Star Game in Chicago, and was All-America honors on the field and in voted the 1966 ECAC Player of the Year. a third-round draft pick by the Detroit the classroom. As a team captain in 1960, He played for the Denver Broncos and was Lions that same year. After football, he won the Joe Alexander Award for selected for five Pro Bowls. In 1983, Little Luciano became a Excellence in Football, Scholarship and was elected to the College Football Hall umpire in the for 11 Citizenship. of Fame. years and he wrote the best-seller “The Umpire Strikes Back”.

* consensus All-American ** unanimous All-American 116 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE ALL-AMERICANS DONALD McPHERSON ARTHUR MONK ROBERT MOORE THOMAS MYERS 1987** • Quarterback 1979 • Receiver 1989 • Receiver 1971 • Defensive Back

The Heisman Trophy runnerup in 1987, Monk ranks sixth on Syracuse’s career Moore ranks third on SU’s career receiving Myers ranks second on the Syracuse McPherson earned the Golden Helmet receptions list and seventh on the career list with 2,122 yards. He caught an SU career interception list with 18. He holds (outstanding player), O’Brien (outstanding receiving yards list. He holds the Orange record 22 career touchdown passes. In the SU standards for most interceptions in quarterback) and Unitas (outstanding record for most receptions in a game, 14, 1989, Moore caught 1,064 receiving yards a game (three) and season (eight). Myers quarterback) awards. McPherson’s season set against Navy in 1977. Monk played for and had nine touchdown catches, which also ranks third on the career punt return passing efficiency of 164.3 is entrenched the Washington Redskins, New York Jets, rank second and third on SU’s single list with (777 yards). Myers went on to in the SU record book. He played with the and Philadelphia Eagles in the NFL. He season lists. A 1995 Pro Bowl pick, Moore play in the NFL with the New Orleans Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Oilers in ranks 13th on the NFL’s career reception played with the New York Jets, Arizona Saints, where he made the Pro Bowl in the NFL. list with 940. Cardinals and Denver Broncos in the NFL. 1980.

RYAN NASSIB MARKUS PAUL RAYMOND PRESTON CHRISTOPHER SCHLACTER 2012 • Quarterback 1988 • Defensive Back 1975 • Linebacker 1915 • Guard

A 2012 team captain, Nassib was a National Paul holds the SU records for game (3) Preston, a captain in 1975, was named Schlacter and fellow All-American Harold Football Foundation Scholar Athlete. He and career (19) interceptions. In 1987 MVP that same season. He was invited White were the guards on the offensive owns the BIG EAST and Syracuse career and 1988, Paul was named a finalist for to the East-West All Star game. He line that helped Syracuse overpower its record for completions and Orange records the Jim Thorpe Award which recognizes then moved on after Syracuse to play opponents by a combined total of 331 for completions in a game, consecutive the nation’s top defensive back. In 1988, linebacker for San Diego from 1976- points to 16 points against in 1915. The games with a touchdown pass (11), passing he earned All-American honors. Paul was 84. In 1979, Preston had his best year team finished with an impressive 9-1-2 yards in a game (vs. Northwestern), a member of the Chicago Bears and the compiling 116 tackles and recording five record. season and career, passing touchdowns in Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFL. interceptions for 121 yards. a season and total offense in a game (vs. Northwestern) and a season.

JAMES STEEN LOUIS USHER HAROLD WHITE ROBERT YATES 1934 • Tackle 1918* • Tackle 1915* • Guard 1959 • Tackle Usher and fellow offensive lineman White and fellow All-American Chris Joe Alexander were a consensus Schlacter were the guards for the All-Americans anchoring the line for offensive line that helped Syracuse the 5-1 Orange in 1918. He went overpower its opponents by a on to play professional football combined total of 331 points to 16 for five years for the Rochester points against in 1915. The team Jeffersons, Chicago Stanleys, Chicago finished with an impressive 9-1-2 Bears, Hammond Pros and Kenosha record. Maroons.

Steen was a tackle and 1934 team captain With Yates leading the way, Syracuse’s at SU. After his career at Syracuse, he was offensive line helped pave the way for invited to the 1935 East-West Shrine All- SU to gain the most rushing yards in Star Game. He then was drafted by the school history, most average rushing yards Detriot Lions and played in 1935-36. per attempt, and until 1997, the most offensive touchdowns by any SU team. After leaving the Orange, Yates went on to play six seasons in the AFL with the Boston Patriots.

* consensus All-American ** unanimous All-American

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 117 NATIONAL AWARDS AND THE ORANGE SUccess Stories The Ultimate Honor After playing tight end for the Orange from 1960-62, John Mackey was selected by the Baltimore Colts in the second round of the 1963 NFL Draft. A pioneer in the development of the NFL Players Association, Mackey stayed involved in the game after he retired. In July 2011, he passed away after a long illness. A five-time Pro Bowler and three-time All-NFL player, Mackey played in two Super Bowls with the Colts. He is called the best tight end in NFL history. In April, 2000, the Nassau County Sports Commission instituted the John Mackey Award, which is presented annually to the most outstanding Division I-A tight end who demonstrates positive Consensus All-American defensive end Dwight Freeney was a finalist for sportsmanship while in good academic standing. the 2001 Lombardi, Bednarik and Nagurski Awards. Freeney (right) and former SU fullback Kyle Johnson were honored during the ESPN College Former Syracuse All-American and NCSC Board member Don Football Awards Show, which is broadcast annually from the Walt Disney McPherson founded the award. Resort in Orlando, Fla. GOLDEN HELMET COLLEGE NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR LAMBERT TROPHY PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1959 Ben Schwartzwalder * (best player in the East) (outstanding player in collegiate football) 1987 Dick MacPherson * 1977 Art Monk * consensus 1987 Don McPherson 1979 Art Monk DAVEY O’BRIEN AWARD MAXWELL AWARD ECAC FOOTBALL AWARDS (college football player of the year) (outstanding collegiate quarterback) ECAC Team of the Year 1987 Don McPherson 1987 Don McPherson 1987 Syracuse AWARD AFCA GOOD WORKS TEAM 2012 Syracuse (outstanding collegiate quarterback) (recognizes the extra efforts made by college ECAC Player of the Year football players) 1987 Don McPherson 1966 Floyd Little 2000 Kyle Johnson 1967 Larry Csonka AWARD 2001 Graham Manley 1979 * Bill Hurley (outstanding lineman/linebacker) 2004 Matt Tarullo 1980 * Joe Morris 1985 Tim Green, Finalist WALTER CAMP FOUNDATION 1985 + Tim Green 1987 Ted Gregory, Finalist 1987 Don McPherson 1997 Kyle McIntosh 2001 Dwight Freeney, Finalist * Offensive Player of the Year Connecticut Player of the Year AWARD + Co-Player of the Year (all-around defensive player) 2000 Jim Brown, Running Back ECAC Rookie of the Year All-Century Team 2001 Dwight Freeney, Finalist 1990 Marvin Graves 2001 Dwight Freeney 1994 Antwaune Ponds AWARD Connecticut Player of the Year 1995 Donovan McNabb (outstanding defensive player) 2001 Dwight Freeney, Finalist 2012 Floyd Little ECAC Defensive Rookie of the Year Distinguished American Award 2011 Dyshawn Davis JIM THORPE AWARD (outstanding defensive back) AFCA REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR All-ECAC Offensive Team* 1987 Markus Paul, Finalist 1987 Dick MacPherson 2011 Nick Provo 1988 Markus Paul, Finalist 2010 Doug Marrone 2011 Justin Pugh 2000 Will Allen, Semifinalist ECAC Coach of the Year NCAA SILVER ANNIVERSARY 1992 Paul Pasqualoni 1982 Jim Brown 1995 Paul Pasqualoni 1992 Floyd Little 1996 Paul Pasqualoni 2011 Tim Green 118 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE BIG EAST HONOR ROLL BIG EAST SCHOLARATHLETE OF THE YEAR SUccess Stories The Best Wear Orange Just three players in the history of The BIG EAST Conference have earned a player of the year honor and been named first team all-conference at two positions – all three wore the Orange. Kevin Johnson (right) was the first.

1994 Marvin Harrison Special Teams Player of the Year First-team All-BIG EAST (wide receiver and punt returner)

1997 Quinton Spotwood Special Teams Player of the Year First-team All-BIG EAST (wide receiver and punt returner)

1998 Kevin Johnson Special Teams Player of the Year Kyle Johnson, 2001 BIG EAST Scholar-Athlete of the Year First-team All-BIG EAST (wide receiver and punt returner)

SUccess Stories BIG EAST PLAYERS OF THE YEAR BIG EAST PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offensive Donovan McNabb holds the league record The Cream of the Crop 1996 Donovan McNabb (co-winner) for player of the week awards. Here is a list • Donovan McNabb is one of two 1997 Donovan McNabb of SU’s multiple Player of the Week award players in BIG EAST history to earn 1998 Donovan McNabb winners. first-team honors four times. Donovan McNabb Quarterback 10 Defensive Marvin Graves Quarterback 6 • Just nine players have earned All-BIG 1991 George Rooks Nate Trout Placekicker 5 EAST honors three times, including 1997 Donovin Darius Dwight Freeney Defensive End 4 SU’s Donovin Darius. 2001 Dwight Freeney (co-winner) Nate Hemsley Linebacker 4 Sean Reali Placekicker 4 • Nine players have earned All-BIG Special Teams Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver 3 EAST First Team honors in their rookie 1992 John Biskup Punt Returner 2 season, including Syracuse’s Donovan 1993 Pat O’Neill John Biskup Placekicker 3 McNabb. 1995 Marvin Harrison Ross Krautman Kicker 3 1997 Quinton Spotwood * Strong Safety 2 • Dwight Freeney and Donovin Darius 1998 Kevin Johnson * Running Back 1 earned unanimous All-BIG EAST First Anthony Smith Special Teams 2 Team honors in back-to-back seasons. Rookie of the Year Free Safety 1 1995 Donovan McNabb Doug Hogue Linebacker 2 • Diamond Ferri is the first player to Mike Holmes Cornerback 2 ever win the BIG EAST Offensive and * Unanimous Selection Kevin Mason Quarterback 2 Defensive Player of the Week in the Ryan Nassib Quarterback 2 same week. Pat O’Neill Punter 2 Antwaune Ponds Linebacker 2 Walter Reyes Running Back 2 Quinton Spotwood Punt Returner 2 Max Suter Safety 2 David Walker Running Back 2 Glen Young Linebacker 2

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 119 ORANGE BIG EAST HONOR ROLL SYRACUSE’S ALL-TIME ALL-BIG EAST SELECTIONS 1991 John Biskup Placekicker Second Team Qadry Ismail Wide Receiver First Team Second Team Kevin Mitchell Defensive Line Second Team Pat O’Neill Punter First Team George Rooks Defensive Line First Team Tim Sandquist Safety Second Team David Walker Running Back First Team Greg Walker Cornerback Second Team Terrence Wisdom Offensive Guard Second Team 1992 John Biskup Placekicker First Team Chris Gedney Tight End First Team Marvin Graves Quarterback Second Team Bob Grosvenor Safety Second Team Shelby Hill Wide Receiver Second Team Qadry Ismail Wide Receiver Second Team Dwayne Joseph Defensive Back Second Team Kevin Mitchell Defensive Line First Team Pat O’Neill Punter Second Team David Walker Running Back Second Team Terrence Wisdom Offensive Line First Team Glen Young Linebacker Second Team 1993 Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver Second Team Offensive tackle Justin Pugh was one of SU’s three All-BIG EAST First Team selections in 2012. Shelby Hill Wide Receiver First Team Phil Nash Safety First Team 2006 Dwayne Joseph Defensive Back First Team Jason Poles Safety Second Team Tanard Jackson Cornerback Second Team Kevin Mitchell Defensive Line First Team Nate Trout Placekicker Second Team Jameel McClain Defensive End Second Team Pat O’Neill Placekicker First Team 1999 Kelvin Smith Linebacker Second Team Punter Second Team Mark Baniewicz Offensive Tackle First Team 2007 1994 Keith Bulluck Linebacker First Team Arthur Jones Defensive Tackle Second Team Dan Conley Linebacker First Team Duke Pettijohn Defensive End First Team Rob Long Punter Second Team Kirby Dar Dar Running Back Second Team 2000 Joe Fields Free Safety Second Team Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver First Team Will Allen Cornerback First Team Max Suter Kick Return First Team Kevin Mason Quarterback First Team Eric Downing Defensive Line Second Team Mike Williams Wide Receiver Second Team Melvin Tuten Offensive Line Second Team Dwight Freeney Defensive End First Team David Wohlabaugh Offensive Line Second Team Morlon Greenwood Linebacker First Team 2008 1995 Duke Pettijohn Defensive End Second Team Arthur Jones Defensive Line First Team Kevin Abrams Cornerback First Team Rickie Simpkins Defensive Line Second Team Ryan Durand Offensive Gaurd Second Team Donovin Darius Safety First Team Clifton Smith Linebacker First Team Running Back Second Team Cy Ellsworth Offensive Line Second Team 2001 Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver First Team PJ Alexander Offensive Tackle Second Team 2009 Return Specialist First Team Willie Ford Cornerback Second Team Arthur Jones Defensive Line First Team Donovan McNabb Quarterback First Team Dwight Freeney Defensive End First Team Rob Long Punter First Team Olindo Mare Placekicker Second Team Quentin Harris Safety Second Team Ryan Bartholomew Center Second Team Sean Reali Punter First Team James Mungro Tailback Second Team Derrell Smith Linebacker Second Team Malcolm Thomas Running Back Second Team Sean O’Connor Guard First Team 1996 Mike Shafer Punter Second Team 2010 Kevin Abrams Cornerback First Team Clifton Smith Linebacker First Team Doug Hogue Linebacker First Team Antonio Anderson Defensive Line Second Team 2002 Delone Carter Running Back Second Team Donovin Darius Safety First Team Louis Gachelin Defensive Tackle Second Team Chandler Jones Defensive End Second Team Nate Hemsley Linebacker First Team Jamel Riddle Wide Receiver Second Team Ross Krautman Placekicker Second Team Scott Kiernan Offensive Guard Second Team Punt Returner Second Team Rob Long Punter Second Team Donovan McNabb Quarterback First Team Clifton Smith Linebacker Second Team Justin Pugh Offensive Tackle Second Team Antwaune Ponds Linebacker Second Team David Tyree Wide Receiver Second Team Derrell Smith Linebacker Second Team Shelton Prescott Offensive Line First Team Sean Reali Punter Second Team 2003 2011 Malcolm Thomas Running Back Second Team Collin Barber Kicker Second Team Antwon Bailey Running Back First Team Return Specialist First Team Brendan Carney Punter Second Team Chandler Jones Defensive End First Team Nate Trout Placekicker Second Team Christain Ferrara Defensive Tackle Second Team Nick Provo Tight End First Team Louis Gachelin Defensive Tackle First Team 1997 Justin Pugh Offensive Tackle First Team Walter Reyes Tailback Second Team Andrew Tiller Offensive Guard First Team Donovin Darius Safety First Team Nick Romeo Center Second Team Rod Gadson Cornerback Second Team Alec Lemon Wide Receiver Second Team Rich Scanlon Linebacker Second Team Marquis Spruill Linebacker Second Team Kevin Johnson Return Specialist Second Team Adam Terry Offensive Tackle Second Team Tebucky Jones Safety Second Team Phillip Thomas Free Safety Second Team Donovan McNabb Quarterback First Team 2004 Brad Patkochis Offensive Line Second Team Brendan Carney Punter Second Team 2012 Antwaune Ponds Linebacker First Team Diamond Ferri Strong Safety First Team Alec Lemon Wide Receiver First Team Quinton Spotwood Wide Receiver First Team Walter Reyes Tailback First Team Justin Pugh Offensive Tackle First Team Return Specialist First Team Damien Rhodes Tailback Second Team Shamarko Thomas Strong Safety First Team Roland Williams Tight End Second Team Anthony Smith Free Safety Second Team Ryan Nassib Quarterback Second Team Brandon Sharpe Defensive End Second Team 1998 Matt Tarullo Center First Team Keith Bulluck Linebacker Second Team Adam Terry Offensive Tackle First Team Kevin Johnson Wide Receiver First Team James Wyche Defensive End Second Team Kick Returner First Team 2005 Scott Kiernan Offensive Guard First Team Brendan Carney Punter First Team Rob Konrad Fullback Second Team Ryan LaCasse Defensive End First Team Donovan McNabb Quarterback First Team Anthony Smith Free Safety First Team

120 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE EXCEL IN THE CLASSROOM NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION SUccess Stories AND COLLEGE HALL OF FAME SCHOLAR-ATHLETES Soladay Award 1959 , halfback It is fitting that the Soladay Award is the most Year Soladay Award Winners 1983 Tony Romano, linebacker prestigious award given to a student-athlete by the 1996 Jodi Carter, Field Hockey 1985 Tim Green, defensive tackle Department of Athletics. After all, Doris R. Soladay Ofri Porat, Gymnastics 1999 Mark Baniewicz, offensive tackle epitomized all of the positives in intercollegiate 1997 Jamila Codrington, Track & Field 2012 Ryan Nassib, quarterback athletics. The Soladay Award is given annually to Rob Kavovit, Lacrosse NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION the top male and female student-athletes who best 1998 Roxi Nurse, Basketball exemplify the essence of Doris. Matthew Norton, Track & Field HAMPSHIRE SOCIETY 1999 Keri Potts, Volleyball From her appointment as the first, and only, Scott Hrnack, Gymnastics 2008 Dowayne Davis 2011 Ryan Bartholomew Director of Women’s Athletics at Syracuse University 2000 Gabriel Gervais, Soccer 2009 Ryan Durand Derrell Smith in 1975 until the day she retired as Associate Director Jake Flaherty 2012 Torrey Ball Tracy Larkin, Field Hockey Ryan Howard Kevyn Scott of Athletics on May 31, 1995, Doris dedicated herself 2001 Alex Brown, Track & Field Benjamin Maljovec 2013 Carl Cutler to student-athletes wearing the Orange of SU. The SU Laura Fitzpatrick, Field Hockey 2010 James McKenzie James Jarrett Department of Athletics and the world of intercollegiate 2002 Kyle Johnson, Football Roberto Nieves Ryan Nassib sports lost a dear friend when Doris passed away in Libby Graves, Rowing Andrew Robinson Dan Vaughan 2003 Eric Chapman, Soccer May, 2001. Julie Dunn, Softball CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Doris established scholarships for women, while 2004 John Bitok, Track & Field (Selected by College Sports Information Directors of increasing the budgets to run the programs. She Elyse McDonough, Swimming America. Any individual selected for a national team worked with the late Chancellor Melvin Eggers and 2005 Craig Forth, Basketball was a first-team member of the District I team, also.) others who supported women’s athletics to begin Anna Goodale, Rowing First Team Orange Plus. Throughout her career, Doris made it a 2006 Sheila Menz, Soccer 1960 Fred Mautino, end point to attend every home athletic contest of every Greg Rommel, Lacrosse 1971 Howard Goodman, linebacker Syracuse team whenever possible. She often cheered 2007 Luk Boral, Swimming 1983 Tony Romano, linebacker Erin Gray, Softball on one team in the morning, another in the afternoon 1984 Tim Green, defensive tackle 2008 Jillian Drouin, Track & Field 1985 Tim Green, defensive tackle and a third in the evening. Mike Leveille, Lacrosse 1993 Pat O’Neill, punter Her impact on athletics reaches far beyond “The 2009 Ryan Durand, Football 1999 Mark Baniewicz, offensive tackle Hill,” however. Prior to the NCAA taking women’s Katie Rowan, Lacrosse 2003 Rich Scanlon, linebacker athletics into its fold, Doris held offices on numerous 2010 Curtis Bixler, Track & Field 2004 Matt Tarullo, center committees in the AIAW (Association for Intercollegiate Sarah Morton, Volleyball 2009 Jim McKenzie, center 2011 Daniel Berry, Rowing 2011 Kevyn Scott, cornerback Athletics for Women) on the state, regional and national levels. After the merger Doris directed her Simone Kalhorn, Tennis Second Team 2012 Michael Dietrick, Rowing 1998 Mark Baniewicz, offensive tackle energy into the NCAA Council, serving from 1989 Emily Harman, Tennis 2003 Nick Romeo, center through 1995. 2013 Ryan Nassib, Football 2007 Ryan Durand, offensive guard Doris was also influential regionally where she Iona Holloway, Field Hockey 2008 Ryan Durand, offensive guard was an integral part of the expansion of The BIG CoSIDA ACADEMIC EAST Conference to include women’s athletics, as well as chairing various committees in the league. The ECAC also benefitted from her knowledge and savvy, where she was a ALL-AMERICA HALL OF FAME member of the ECAC Women’s Steering Committee from 1983-87. For her many outstanding 2006 Tim Green, defensive tackle contributions, the ECAC honored Doris with the 1995 Katherine Ley Award, presented annually to a women’s athletics administrator who serves as a role model for her colleagues, AFCA ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT as well as a strong proponent of women’s issues. The American Football Coaches Association It is no secret that since her retirement her presence in the corridors of Manley Field Academic Achievement Award recognizes football House has been missed, but it is clear that her legacy will remain a part of the Orange programs with the highest graduation rate annually. forever. In 1999 Syracuse received the honor after every member of the class who entered in 1994-95 earned – Kristyn Cook (Basketball ‘97) his degree by 1999. The AFCA also presents an honor roll award to ARTHUR ASHE JR. SPORTS SCHOLARS HITACHI PROMISE OF TOMORROW schools with graduation rates of 70% or better. 1994-95 Dulayne Morgan SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Since the award started in 1981, Syracuse has been 1996-97 Keith Downing on the Honor Roll 21 times, including: 1997-98 Keith Downing 1993 Reginald Terry 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1997, 1998-99 A. Kyle Johnson 1994 Edward Hobson 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 1999-2000 A. Kyle Johnson 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012 2000-01 Andrew Benson A. Kyle Johnson BURGER KING COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2005-06 Tommy Harris SCHOLAR-ATHLETE NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS Tim Washington 1978 Robert Avery (alternate) 2007-08 Dowayne Davis 1999 Mark Baniewicz 1986 Timothy Green Oliver Ferrnandez 1994 Patrick O’Neil 2008-09 Kevyn Scott (First team) BIG EAST Conference Academic 1995 Eric Chenoweth Derrell Smith (Third team) 2009-10 Kevyn Scott (Scholar-Athlete of the Excellence Award NACDA FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP Year Finalist; First team) The honor recognizes the program with the highest 2010-11 Ryan Bartholomew (Scholar-Athlete collective grade-point average in each of the 25 1997 Keith Downing of the Year Finalist; First team) 2011-12 Torrey J. Ball conference sports. Syracuse won in 2010. Kevyn M. Scott

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 121 ORANGE EXCEL IN THE CLASSROOM SYRACUSE’S ATHLETICS DIRECTOR’S HONOR ROLL Established in 1995-96, the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll recognizes the outstanding academic accomplishments of SU student-athletes. Student-athletes must achieve at least a 3.0 grade point average for a semester for recognition. Those students with a 3.4 or better grade point average are listed with an asterisk. Spring 2013 Fall 2007 Spring 2002 Dom Anene, Lucas Arciniega, Carl Cutler, Riley Dixon *, Deon Goggins David Bouchard *, Anthony Brown *, Cody Catalina, Paul Chiara, Timothy Carignan, Lenny Cusumano *, Giovanni DeLoatch, Nathaniel *, Jacob Green, Prince-Tyson Gulley, Keenan Hale, Eric Jackson *, James Michael Coulter *, Dowayne Davis *, Ryan Durand *, Ryan Ehrie *, Oliver Evans, Dwight Freeney *, Xzavier Gaines, Joe Hafera *, Raymond Jarrett *, John Kinder, Josh Kirkland, Kyle Knapp *, Ross Krautman, Fernandez, Jake Flaherty, Ryan Howard, Vincenzo Giruzzi, Plez Jenkins Jr, Hennings, Chad Jones, Joe Kowalewski *, Todd Lis, Brian Mosher *, Charley Loeb *, Cameron Lynch *, Macky MacPherson, John Miller, Keith Arthur Kapalanga, Lavar Lobdell, Carroll Madison, Benjamin Maljovec *, Alexander Ridore, Nick Romeo, Rich Scanlon *, Modibo Sidibe, Matt Mitsuuchi, Brandon Reddish, Sam Rodgers *, Brandon Sharpe, Donnie James McKenzie *, Max Meisel *, Da’mon Merkerson, Jawad Nesheiwat, Tarullo *, Josh Thomas *, Elvis Torres, Rodney Wells Simmons, Marquis Spruill, David Stevens, Dan Vaughan * Ryan Novak *, Anthony Perkins, Nikodemus Rechul *, Andrew Robinson Fall 2012 *, Kevyn Scott *, Derrell Smith, Bruce Williams Fall 2001 PJ Alexander *, Tim Carignan, Lenny Cusumano *, Nate Evans, Jeremie Louis Addazio, Dom Anene *, Zack Chibane, Marcus Coleman, Carl Cutler Spring 2007 Frazier *, Quentin Harris *, Mark Holtzman, Brian Hooper, Will Hunter, *, Riley Dixon *, Jason Emerich, Jacob Green *, Prince-Tyson Gulley, Joshua Arrington, Ryan Bartholomew, Jonathan Baselice *, Chris Ben Kozik *, Shane LaVigne *, Alex Ridore, Nick Romeo *, Rich Scanlon Keenan Hale *, Macauley Hill, James Jarrett, Zian Jones, Kyle Knapp Basile, David Bouchard *, Michael Chambrello, Paul Chiara *, Brandon *, Justin Sujansky, Matt Tarullo *, Josh Thomas, Elvis Torres, David Tyree, *, Ross Krautman *, Charley Loeb *, Keon Lyn, Macky MacPherson *, Darlington *, Dowayne Davis *, Ryan Durand *, Ryan Ehrie, Breyone Rodney Wells Zachary McCarrell, Eric Morris, Joe Nassib, Ryan Nassib *, Justin Pugh, Evans, Oliver Fernandez, Tony Fiammetta, Jake Flaherty *, Vincenzo Sam Rodgers *, Rob Trudo, Dan Vaughan * Giruzzi *, Tony Jenkins, Carroll Madison, Ben Maljovec *, Jameel McClain Spring 2001 Spring 2012 *, Jim McKenzie *, Kyle Muir, Justin Outten *, Niko Rechul, Andrew PJ Alexander, Andrew Benson, Chris Bokel, Brandon Bowman *, Lenny Cusumano, Jeremie Frazier, Dwight Freeney *, Raymond Hennings Michael Acchione *, Lucas Albrecht, Jideofor Anene, Torrey Ball *, Ashton Robinson, , Derrell Smith *, Kyle Johnson, Emerson Kilgore *, Ben Kozik *, Shane LaVigne *, Charles Broyld, Zack Chibane *, Clayton Cleveland, Riley Dixon *, Oliver Haney *, Fall 2006 Messano *, Sean O’Connor, Nick Romeo, Rich Scanlon *, O’Neil Scott, Cliff Adam Harris *, Sean Hickey, Kyle Ishman, James Jarrett *, Shane Kimmel, Jamar Atkinson, Jonathan Baselice *, David Bouchard, A.J. Brown *, Ryan Snell *, Matt Tarullo *, Josh Thomas *, Elvis Torres, David Tyree * Tombe Kose, Ross Krautman, Nick Lepak *, Charley Loeb *, Macky Bukevicz *, Dowayne Davis *, Ryan Donnelly, Ryan Durand *, Ryan Ehrie*, MacPherson *, Shu Mungwa *, Joe Nassib *, Ryan Nassib *, Justin Pugh, Breyone Evans, Oliver Fernandez *, Joe Fields, Jake Flaherty, Matthew Fall 2000 Shane Rapuers, Nick Raven *, Sam Rodgers *, Kevyn Scott *, Thomas Galka, Vincenzo Giruzzi, Jerry Mackey *, Ben Maljovec, Jameel McClain, PJ Alexander *, Andrew Benson *, Chris Bokel, Brandon Bowman *, Trendowsk *, Rob Trudo *, Dan Vaughan * Jim McKenzie *, Max Meisel, Justin Outten *, Niko Rechul, Andrew Lenny Cusumano, B. J. Darnell, Chris Davis, Jeremie Frazier, Quentin Fall 2011 Robinson, Patrick Shadle *, Andrew Taitt, Chris Thorner * Harris *, Mark Holtzman, Will Hunter *, Sheldon King *, Ben Kozik, Shane LaVigne, Aaron Lewis, Graham Manley *, Charles Messano, Sean Torrey Ball*, Zack Chibane, Clayton Cleveland*, Riley Dixon, Cayden Spring 2006 O’Connor, Nick Romeo *, Rich Scanlon *, Cliff Snell, Matt Tarullo *, Josh Feifer, Adam Harris*, Sean Hickey, Kyle Ishman*, James Jarrett, Shane Jamar Atkinson, Jonathan Baselice *, Jerome Bedle, David Bouchard, Thomas *, Madei Williams Kimmel, Ross Krautman, Nick Lepak, Charlie Loeb*, Macky MacPherson, Curtis Brinkley, Christopher Calderon, Michael Cox, Dowayne Davis, Ryan Shu Mungwa, Ryan Nassib*, Nick Provo, Shane Raupers*, Nick Raven, Durand *, Ryan Ehrie, Breyone Evans, Oliver Fernandez, Joseph Fields, Spring 2000 Sam Rodgers*, Kevyn Scott*, Max Suter*, Thomas Trendowski*, Robert James Flaherty, Jason Greene *, Tommy Harris *, Kevin Kopko *, Timothy PJ Alexander, Andrew Benson *, Jeremie Frazier *, Kyle Johnson, Ben Trudo, Jarrod West Lane, Jameel McClain, Lamar McPherson, Max Meisel, J.J. Nesheiwat, Kozik *, Ian McIntosh, Charlie Messano, Sean O’Connor, Nick Romeo *, Justin Opalenski, Niko Rechul *, Jamiel Seebadri, Patrick Shadle, Kelvin Spring 2011 Kevin Sampson, Rich Scanlon, Mike Shafer, Cliff Snell, Josh Thomas * Smith, Timothy Washington *, Bruce Williams Fall 1999 Ryan Ahern *, TorreyBall, Zacharia Chibane, Clayton Cleveland, Carl Fall 2005 Cutler IV, Dyshawn Davis, Ryan Gillum *, Oliver Haney *, Adam Harris *, P.J Alexander *, Mark Baniewicz *, Chris Bokel, Lenny Cusumano, James Jarrett, Shane Kimmel, Ryan Lichtenstein, Louis Loeb, Richard Jonathan Baselice *, David Bouchard *, Paul Chiara, Ryan Durand *, Kyle Johnson, Erik Kaloynides, Ben Kozik, Aaron Lewis, Jeff Lowe, Troy MacPherson *, Jonathan Miller, Ryan Nassib *, Nicolas Provo *, Nicholas Oliver Fernandez, Joseph Fields, James Flaherty, Stephen Franklin *, Nunes., Jeff Pilon, Ludwig Reimmer, Nick Romeo *, Kevin Sampson, Raven *, Kevyn Scott *, Gregory Tobias, Thomas Trendowski *, Daniel Jason Greene, Matthew Hale, Tommy Harris *, Kevin Kopko *, Joseph Richard Scanlon, Mike Shafer, Clifford Snell, Scott Scanlon., Joshua Kowalewski *, Ryan LaCasse, Timothy Lane, Carroll Madison *, Stephen Vaughan Thomas *, Pat Woodcock McDonald, Justin Opalenski *, Jeremy Sellers, Patrick Shadle *, Anthony Fall 2010 Smith, Michael Stenclik, Andrew Taitt, Timothy Washington *, Bruce Spring 1999 Ryan Ahern, Antwon Bailey, Torrey Ball *, Ryan Bartholomew *, Zacahria Williams Mark Baniewicz *, Andrew Benson *, Charles Burton *, Dwight Freeney, Frank Chibane, Clayton Cleveland, Carl Cutler IV, Oliver Haney *, Adam Harris *, Guifre *, Tim Glisker *, Kyle Johnson *, Emerson Kilgore, Sheldon King, Ben Sean Hickey, Kyle Ishman, James Jarrett, Shane Kimmel, Austin Lane, Louis Spring 2005 Kozik, Aaron Lewis, Jeff Lowe *, Kyle McIntosh *, Ian McIntosh *, Graham Jonathan Baselice *, Jerome Bedle, David Bouchard *, Brendan Carney, Paul Loeb, Robert Long Jr., Richard MacPherson *, Jonathan Miller, Ryan Nassib, Manley, Charles Messano, Sean O’Connor, Barrett Parker, Marc Pilon *, Ludwig Chiara, Ryan Durand, Oliver Fernandez, Placido Fiametta, James Flaherty *, Justin Pugh, Nicholas Raven, Kevyn Scott, Derrell Smith, Thomas Trendowski, Reimmer, Cliff Snell, Scott Stanton, Nick Sudano, Todd Sweet, Madei Williams Jason Greene, Shadeed Harris *, Tommy Harris, Kevin Kopko *, Benjamin Daniel Vaughan, Jarrod West Maljovec *, Justin Opalenski, Julian Pollard, Jamiel Seebadri, Alex Shor, Fall 1998 Spring 2010 Jeremy Snyder, Christopher Thorner, Timothy Washington *, James Wyche PJ Alexander, Mark Baniewicz *, Michael Bennett, Dee Brown, Doug Ryan Ahern, Ian Allport, Torrey Ball *, Cory Boatman, Cody Catalina, Carl Dunkin, Tim Glisker *, Kyle Johnson., Erik Kaloyanides *, Sean Kennedy, Cutler IV, Adam Harris *, James Jarrett, Lonnie Johnson, Chandler Jones, Fall 2004 Sheldon King, Matt Klaus, Ben Kozik, Jeff Lowe, Ian McIntosh *, Troy Jonathan Baselice *, Anthony Brown, Ryan Durand *, Ryan Ehrie, Breyone Maximilian Leo, Nicholas Lepak, Ryan Lichtenstein *, Louis Loeb *, Robert Nunes *, Sean O’Connor, Jeff Pilon *, Marc Pilon, Ludwig Reimmer, Evans, Kurt Falke, Oliver Fernandez, James Flaherty *, Sean Flannery, Long Jr. *, James McKenzie *, Frederick McKinnon II, Ryan Nassib, Michael Cliff Snell, Scott Stanton *, Darrell Stroope, Nick Sudano *, Todd Sweet, Tommy Harris *, Donta Herrod, Jared Jones *, Kevin Kopko *, Joe Owen, Gregory Paulus *, Nicholas Raven *, Andrew Robinson *, Kevyn Rodney Wells Kowalewski, Todd Lisi *, Jerry Mackey, Carroll Madison, Alfred Mitchell, Scott, Derrell Smith, Jake Smith *, Thomas Trendowski, Daniel Vaughan Justin Opalenski *, Rotimi Paul *, Julian Pollard, Jamiel Seebadri, Jeremy Spring 1998 Fall 2009 Snyder *, Justin Sujansky, Matthew Tarullo *, Timothy Washington, PJ Alexander, Mark Baniewicz *, Michael Bennett *, Chris Bokel, Keith Michael Acchione, Ryan Ahern, Ian Allport *, Richard Azzoto Jr. *, William Wilson Downing *, Quentin Harris *, Kyle Johnson, Rob Konrad, Jeff Lowe *, Antwon Bailey, Torrey Ball, Ryan Bartholomew, Vanzago Chew, Adam Graham Manley, James Mungro, Sean O’Connor *, Brad Patkochis, Marc Harris *, James Jarrett, Lonnie Johnson *, Ryan Lichtenstein, Louis Spring 2004 Pilon *, Ludwig Reimmer *, Micahel Russnok *, Darrell Stroope, Nick Jonathan Baselice *, Christopher Calderon, Leonard Carter, Breyone Evans, Loeb *, Robert Long Jr. *, Grant Mayes, James McKenzie *, Frederick Sudano, Brent Warren, Madei Williams, Pat Woodcock * Kurt Falke *, Christian Ferrara *, Joseph Fields, Sean Flannery *, Stephen McKinnon II, Ryan Nassib *, Roberto Nieves *, Gregory Paulus *, Franklin, Gregory Hanoian, Shadeed Hariis, Tommy Harris, Plez Jenkins, Fall 1997 Andrew Robinson, Derrell Smith *, Jake Smith *, Daniel Vaughan * Andrew Johnson *, Arthur Kapalanga, Kevin Kopko *, Ricky Krautman, Josh Altman, Mark Baniewicz *, Michael Bennett *, Chris Bokel *, George Spring 2009 Timothy Lane, Daniel Lavia, Johnnie Morant *, Adam Namoury *, Justin Chambers *, Brian Coleman, Keith Downing *, Teddy Damour *, Frank Michael Acchione, Antwon Bailey Antwon, Ryan Bartholomew, Kwaku Opalenski, Rotimi Paul *, Jonathan Plato *, Nicholas Romeo *, Jeremy Giufre, Tim Glisker, Kyle Johnson, Jeff Lowe, Ian McIntosh, Phil Nash, Boah, Anthony Brown, Corey Chavers *, Paul Chiara *, Donte Davis *, Snyder *, Justin Sujansky, Matthew Tarullo *, Timothy Washington *, Jeff Pilon, Marc Pilon, Ludwig Reimmer, Michael Russnok *, Sant Sikand, Ryan Donnelly, Ryan Durand *, Placido Fiammetta *, Jake Flaherty *, William Wilson * Damien Skop, Cliff Snell Ryan Gillum, Oliver Haney, Brett Hoffman, Ryan Howard, Arthur Jones, Fall 2003 Spring 1997 Maximillian Leo, Lavar Lobdell *, Jarel Lowery, Benjamin Maljovec, Kevin Alexander *, Jonathon Baselice *, Hymnson Chan, Lenny Mark Baniewicz *, Teddy Damour *, Donovin Darius, Keith Downing *, James McKenzie *, Ryan Nassib *, Roberto Nieves, Ryan Novak *, Dalton Cusumano, Sean Flannery, Stephen Franklin *, Gregory Hanoian, Tommy Tim Glisker *, Nate Hemsley, Kyle Johnson, Aaron Lewis, Jeff Lowe, Greg Phillips *, Nicolas Provo *, Matthew Reid, Andrew Robinson *, Kevyn Harris *, Tony Jenkins, Andrew Johnson *, Kevin Kopko *, Daniel Lavia *, (Deon) Maddox, Brad Patkochis, Marc Pilon, Antwaune Ponds, Sean Scott *, Nico Scott, Daniel Sheeran, Derrell Smith, Michael Stenclik *, Todd Lisi *, Nicholas Massaro *, Ryan McCarthy, Alfred Mitchell, Adam Reali *, Ludwig Reimmer *, Michael Russnok *, Brent Warren *, Roland Daniel Vaughan, Joshua White * Namoury, Rotimi Paul, Jonathon Plato *, Julian Pollard, Alexander Ridore, Williams, Pat Woodcock Fall 2008 Nicholas Romeo *, Kevin Sampson, Richard Scanlon *, Alex Shor, Jeremy Fall 1996 Ryan Bartholomew, Aaron Baumbach, Curtis Brinkley, Chaz Cervino, Snyder *, Justin Sujansky *, Matthew Tarullo *, Adam Terry, Joshua Mark Baniewicz *, Michael Bennett *, Keith Downing *, Scott Freeney *, Corey Chavers, Daniel Collier, Oliver Haney, Michael Jones, Robert Thomas *, Timothy Washington *, William Wilson * Kyle Johnson *, Ian McIntosh, Greg (Deon) Maddox, George Meyers *, Long, Benjamin Maljovec *, James McKenzie *, Ryan Nassib *, Roberto Spring 2003 John Michaelidis, Marc Pilon, Sean Reali *, Cliff Snell, Jason Walters *, Nieves, Dalton Phillips *, Andrew Robinson, Nico Scott, Derrell Smith *, Kevin Alexander *, Timothy Carignan, Lenny Cusumano *, William Darne *, Pat Woodcock *, Roland Williams * Thomas Trendowski, Daniel Vaughan, Austin Wallis, Bruce Williams Christopher Davis, Ryan Day *, Nathaniel Evans *, Jason Greene, Raymond Spring 1996 Spring 2008 Hennings *, Matthew Jensen *, Andrew Johnson *, Kevin Kopko *, Timothy Lane, Mark Baniewicz *, Michael Bennett, Michael Butler, Jeff Danish, Anthony Brown *, Paul Chiara *, Malcolm Conway, Dowayne Davis, Nicholas Massaro *, Alfred Mitchell, Brian Mosher *, Adam Namoury *, Justin Donovin Darius, Keith Downing, Cy Ellsworth, Stan Gibbs, Matt Klaus, Ryan Donnelly, Ryan Durand *, Ryan Ehrie, Oliver Fernandez, Jake Opalenski, Rotimi Paul, Jonathan Plato, Julian Pollard, Nicholas Romeo *, Kevin George Meyers, Thomas Norton, Brad Patkochis, Zachary Paul, Marc Flaherty *, Vincenzo Giruzzi, Ian Hammond, Oliver Haney *, Michael Sampson, Richard Scanlon, Alex Shor, Clifton Smith *, Justin Sujansky *, Matthew Pilon *, Shelton Prescott, Sean Reali, David Rebar, Michael Russnok *, Holmes, Maximillian Leo, Benjamin Maljovec *, James McKenzie *, Tarullo *, Joshua Thomas, Keeon Walker, Timothy Washington, William Wilson Kaseem Sinceno, Shawn Summerville *, Matt Schena, Darrell Stroope, Ryan Novak *, Dalton Phillips *, Nikodemus Rechul, Andrew Robinson, Fall 2002 John Wellington *, Roland Williams, Pat Woodcock * Nicolas Santiago, Kevyn Scott *, Patrick Shadle, Dan Sheeran *, Derrell Kevin Alexander, Timothy Carignan *, Ethan Cowen, Nathaniel Evans, Fall 1995 Smith *, Austin Wallis * Jason Greene, Raymond Hennings, Matthew Jensen *, Kevin Kopko *, Kevin Abrams, Chris Adamcik, Mark Baniewicz *, Michael Bennett *, Todd Lisi, Brian Mosher, Adam Namoury *, Rotimi Paul, Alexander Ridore, Donovin Darius, Keith Downing *, Cy Ellsworth *, Marvin Harrison *, Nick Romeo *, Richard Scanlon *, Justin Sujansky, Matt Tarullo *, Timothy Matt Klaus, James Ledger, George Meyers, Greg (Deon) Maddox, John Washington, William Wilson * Michaelidis, Jason Mills, Marc Pilon *, Sean Reali, Matt Schena, Andre Smith, Brian Sparks, Brian Tarrant, John Wellington, Roland Williams, Sir Mawn Wilson

122 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE EXCEL IN THE CLASSROOM BIG EAST ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM The BIG EAST Conference Academic Honor Roll recognizes players for their academic accomplishments. Student-Athletes must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0. Lucas Abrecht, Defensive Line 2011, 2012 Ian Allport, Offensive Line 2009, 2010, 2011 Dom Anene, Linebacker 2012 Josh Arrington, Wide Receiver 2007 PJ Alexander, Offensive Tackle 2000, 2001 Torrey Ball, Defensive Line 2009, 2010, 2011 Mark Baniewicz, Offensive Line 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 Ryan Bartholomew, Center 2010 Michael Bennett, Tight End 1998, 1999 Andrew Benson, Defensive Back 2000 David Bouchard, Offensive Line 2007 AJ Brown, Strong Safety 2007, 2008 Tim Carignan, Offensive Line 2002 Paul Chiara, Running Back 2005, 2007, 2008 Zack Chibane, Offensive Guard 2011, 2012 Clay Cleveland, Fullback 2011, 2012 Eric Chenoweth, Tight End 1992, 1993, 1994 Marcus Coleman, Defensive Line 2012 Lenny Cusumano, Tight End 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Carl Cutler, Fullback 2010, 2012 Teddy Damour, Defensive Back 1997 Dowayne Davis, Strong Safety 2006, 2007 Dave DeAmato, Long Snapper 2002, 2003 Riley Dixon, Punter 2012 Keith Downing, Quarterback 1995, 1996, 1997 Ryan Durand, Offensive Line 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Corey Edsall, Quarterback/Punter 2011 Standout linebacker Dan Vaughan (above) and All-American quarterback Cyrus Ellsworth, Offensive Line 1992, 1995 Ryan Nassib joined an elite group of 13 Syracuse student-athletes who Jason Emerich, Offensive Line 2012 have earned BIG EAST All-Academic Team honors four times. Kurt Falke, Offensive Line 2004 Cayden Feifer, Wide Receiver 2011 Joe Nassib, Defensive Back 2012 Oliver Fernandez, Linebacker 2007 Ryan Nassib, Quarterback 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Jake Flaherty, Linebacker 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Robert Nieves, Fullback 2009 Nathaniel Forer, Quarterback 2011 Troy Nunes, Quarterback 1999 Steve Franklin, Offensive Line 2003, 2004 Sean O’Conner, Offensive Line 1999, 2000 Jeremie Frazier, Tight End 2000, 2001 Justin Opalenski, Defensive Line 2005 Timothy Glisker, Linebacker 1998 Pat O’Neill, Punter 1992, 1993 Vincenzo Giruzzi, Linebacker 2007, 2008 Greg Paulus, Quarterback 2009 Jacob Green, Tight End 2012 Dalton Phillips, Center 2008, 2009 Keenan Hale, Wide Receiver 2012 Marc Pilon, Defensive Line 1997, 1998 Oliver Haney, Defensive Line 2008, 2010, 2011 Shane Raupers, Punter 2011 Adam Harris, Linebacker 2009, 2010, 2011 Nick Raven, Tight End 2011 Tommy Harris, Linebacker 2004, 2005 John Reagan, Center 1992, 1993 Ray Hennings, Offensive Guard 2002 Sean Reali, Punter 1996 Sean Hickey, Offensive Line 2011, 2012 Niko Rechul, Kicker 2008 Mike Holmes, Safety 2008 Ludwig Reimmer, Running Back 1998 Ryan Howard, Cornerback 2008 Andrew Robinson, Quarterback 2007, 2008, 2009 Kyle Ishman, Wide Receiver 2011 Sam Rodgers, Long Snapper 2011, 2012 James Jarrett, Quarterback 2010, 2011, 2012 Nick Romeo, Center 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Andrew Johnson, Quarterback 2003 Michael Russnok, Offensive Line 1997 Kyle Johnson, Fullback 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001 Rich Scanlon, Linebacker 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Zian Jones, Defensive Line 2012 Kevyn Scott, Cornerback 2008, 2009, 2010,2011 Erik Kaloyanides, Offensive Line 1999 Patrick Shadle, Kicker 2005, 2006, 2007 Shane Kimmel, Fullback 2011 Derrell Smith, Linebacker 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Kevin Kopko, Long Snapper 2005 Cliff Snell, Defensive Line 2000 Ben Kozik, Kicker 2000, 2001 Darrell Stroope, Tight End 1998 Kyle Knapp, Offensive Line 2012 Matt Tarullo, Offensive Line 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 James Ledger, Offensive Line 1992 Reginald Terry, Linebacker 1992, 1993 Ryan Lichtenstein, Kicker/Punter 2010, 2011 Josh Thomas, Defensive Line 2001, 2002, 2003 Charley Loeb, Quarterback 2010, 2011, 2012 Thomas Trendowski, Tight End 2009, 2010, 2011 Rob Long, Punter 2009, 2010 Rob Trudo, Center 2011, 2012 Jeff Lowe, Wide Receiver 1998, 1999 Dan Vaughan, Linebacker 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Macky MacPherson, Center 2011, 2012 Tim Washington, Running Back 2003, 2005 Deon Maddox, Wide Receiver 1996 Rodney Wells, Linebacker 2001 Ben Maljovec, Linebacker 2005, 2007, 2008 Jarrod West, Wide Receiver 2011 Ian McIntosh, Defensive Back 1998, 1999 Bruce Williams, Free Safety 2006, 2007, 2008 Jim McKenzie, Center 2007, 2008, 2009 Roland Williams, Tight End 1997 Max Meisel, Wide Receiver 2006, 2007 Pat Woodcock, Wide Receiver 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 Shu Mungwa, Strong Safety 2011 Glen Young, Linebacker 1992

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 123 ORANGE FOOTBALL RECORDS

College Football Hall of Fame coaches Dick MacPherson (left) and Ben Schwartzwalder each guided the Orange to unbeaten seasons during their successful tenures at Syracuse. Schwartzwalder and the 1959 National Champion Orange finished the season 11-0, while MacPherson and the 1987 squad were 11-0-1 and ranked fourth in the final polls. Schwartzwalder (right) was on hand and carried off the field after MacPherson’s ‘87 squad beat Penn State in the Carrier Dome. COACHES WON-LOSS RECORDS SYRACUSE’S BIG EAST RECORD YEAR-BY-YEAR Coach W L T Pct. Years Year W L T Place No Coach 4 10 1 .300 1889 & 1893 1991 5 0 0 No conference title Winston, Bobby 7 4 0 .636 1890 1992 6 1 0 No conference title Galbraith, William 4 7 0 .364 1891 1993 3 4 0 5th Wells, Jordan C. 0 8 1 .000 1892 1994 4 3 0 3rd (tie) Bond, George H. 6 5 0 .545 1894 1995 5 2 0 3rd Redington, George O. 11 5 4 .650 1895-96 1996 6 1 0 1st (tie) Wade, Frank E. 17 9 2 .643 1897-99 1997 6 1 0 1st Sweetland, Edwin R. 20 5 2 .778 1900-02 1998 6 1 0 1st Brown, Ancil D. (co-coach) 5 4 0 .556 1903 1999 3 4 0 4th Parish, Jason B. (co-coach) 2000 4 3 0 4th (tie) Hutchins, Dr. Charles P. 14 6 0 .700 1904-05 2001 6 1 0 2nd O’Neill, Frank J. 52 19 6 .714 1906-07 2002 2 5 0 5th (tie) 1913-15 2003 2 5 0 6th (tie) 1917-19 2004 4 2 0 1st (tie) Jones, Howard H. 6 3 1 .650 1908 2005 0 7 0 8th Jones, T.A.D. 9 9 2 .500 1909-10 2006 1 6 0 7th (tie) Cummings, C.D. 9 8 2 .526 1911-12 2007 1 6 0 8th Hollenback, W.M. 5 4 0 .556 1916 2008 1 6 0 7th (tie) Meehan, John F. 35 8 4 .787 1920-24 2009 1 6 0 7th (tie) Reynolds, C.W.P. 15 3 2 .800 1925-26 2010 4 3 0 4th Andreas, Lewis P. 15 10 3 .589 1927-29 2011 1 6 0 7th (tie) Hanson, Victor A. 33 21 5 .602 1930-36 2012 5 2 0 1st (tie) Solem, Ossie 30 27 6 .524 1937-45 * Total 76 75 0 Munn, Clarence L. 4 5 0 .444 1946 Baysinger, Reeves H. 4 14 0 .222 1947-48 Schwartzwalder, Floyd 153 91 3 .626 1949-73 Maloney, Frank 32 46 0 .410 1974-80 MacPherson, Richard F. 66 46 4 .586 1981-90 Pasqualoni, Paul L. 107 59 1 .644 1991-2004 Robinson, Greg 10 37 0 .213 2005-08 Marrone, Doug 25 25 0 .500 2009-12 690 493 49 .580 123 seasons * No team in 1943

124 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR ATTENDANCE IN THE CARRIER DOME Attendance Attendance Games W L T (Average) Games W L T (Average) 1980 7 4 3 0 305,444 1998 6 5 1 0 287,386 (43,635) (47,898) 1981 6 4 2 0 229,861 1999 6 4 2 0 280,445 (38,310) (46,741) 1982 6 1 5 0 211,666 2000 6 4 2 0 258,372 (35,278) (43,062) 1983 7 5 2 0 204,777 2001 6 6 0 0 246, 619 (34,130) (41,103) 1984 5 4 1 0 221,107 2002 6 3 3 0 253,556 (44,221) (42,259) 1985 6 4 2 0 231,377 2003 7 5 2 0 288,169 (38,563) (41,167) 1986 6 3 3 0 207,204 2004 5 4 1 0 185,341 (34,534) (37,068) 1987 6 6 0 0 266,938 2005 6 1 5 0 241,510 (44,490) (40,252) 1988 6 6 0 0 276,484 2006 6 3 3 0 223,577 (46,081) (37,263) 1989 6 3 3 0 293,308 2007 7 1 6 0 245,064 (48,885) (35,009) 1990 5 2 1 2 235,112 2008 6 2 4 0 200,844 (47,022) (33,474) 1991 6 5 1 0 260,666 2009 8 4 4 0 312,343* (43,444) (39,043) The 1959 National Champions are the only Syracuse team to have an 1992 6 4 2 0 295,951 2010 6 2 4 0 240,385 undefeated and untied season and one of two Orange teams to finish the (49,325)* (40,064) season without a loss. The 1987 squad completed the regular season 1993 5 3 2 0 240,458 2011 7 4 3 0 283,528 without a loss but tied Auburn in the Sugar Bowl. (48,092) (40,504) 1994 6 4 2 0 286,477 2012 5 4 1 0 229,270 (47,746) (38,212) Year W L T Coach Captain(s) 1995 6 5 1 0 260,139 Total 195 120 73 2 8,138,098 1889 0 1 0 (No Coach) J. Blake Hillyer (43,357) (41,733) 1890 7 4 0 Bobby Winston J. Blake Hillyer 1996 6 4 2 0 288,802 1891 4 7 0 William Galbraith William M. Fanton (48,134) 1892 0 8 1 Jordan C. Wells Sherman Rouse 1997 6 5 1 0 275,188 1893 4 9 1 (No Coach) George H. Bond (45,865) 1894 6 5 0 George H. Bond Robert B. Adams * Dome attendance records 1895 6 2 2 George O. Redington Robert B. Adams 1896 5 3 2 George O. Redington Robert B. Adams 1930 5 2 2 Victor A. Hanson Milton Berner 1897 5 3 1 Frank E. Wade Harry A. O’Day Warren Stevens 1898 8 2 1 Frank E. Wade Morgan A. Wilcox 1931 7 1 1 Victor A. Hanson George A. Ellert 1899 4 4 0 Frank E. Wade Carl E. Dorr 1932 4 4 1 Victor A. Hanson Thomas A. Lombardi 1900 7 2 1 Edwin R. Sweetland Hadden A. Patten 1933 4 4 0 Victor A. Hanson Francis Tisdale 1901 7 1 0 Edwin R. Sweetland Lynn B. Wycoff 1934 6 2 0 Victor A. Hanson James Steen 1902 6 2 1 Edwin R. Sweetland Ancil D. Brown 1935 6 1 1 Victor A. Hanson Edward S. Jontos 1903 5 4 0 Jason B. Parish Frank H. O’Neill George Perrault Ancil D. Brown 1936 1 7 0 Victor A. Hanson Vannie M. Albanese 1904 6 3 0 Dr. Charles P. Hutchins Robert Park 1937 5 2 1 Ossie Solem Walter J. Rekstis 1905 8 3 0 Dr. Charles P. Hutchins David L. Tucker Parker Webster 1906 6 3 0 Frank J. O’Neill James P. Stimson 1938 5 3 0 Ossie Solem James M. Bruett 1907 5 3 1 Frank J. O’Neill Ford R. Park 1939 3 3 2 Ossie Solem Hugh H. Daugherty 1908 6 3 1 Howard H. Jones Marquis F. (Bill) Horr William T. Hoffman 1909 4 5 1 T.A.D. Jones Herbert H. Barry 1940 3 4 1 Ossie Solem Richard Banger 1910 5 4 1 T.A.D. Jones Harry H. Hartman 1941 5 2 1 Ossie Solem Thomas J. Kinney 1911 5 3 2 C. DeForest Cummings Preston D. Fogg 1942 6 3 0 Ossie Solem Richard C. Weber 1912 4 5 0 C. DeForest Cummings Rudolph W. Propst 1943 (Suspended) 1913 6 4 0 Frank J. O’Neill Martin F. Hilfinger 1944 2 4 1 Ossie Solem Victor E. Merkel 1914 5 3 2 Frank J. O’Neill James V. Shufelt 1945 1 6 0 Ossie Solem Angelo A. Acocella 1915 9 1 2 Frank J. O’Neill Walter S. Rose 1946 4 5 0 Clarence L. Munn Richard Whitesell 1916 5 4 0 William M. Hollenback Harold A. White 1947 3 6 0 Reaves H. Baysinger Laurence R. Ellis 1917 8 1 1 Frank J. O’Neill Alfred R. Cobb 1948 1 8 0 Reaves H, Baysinger Robert A. Schiffner 1918 5 1 0 Frank J. O’Neill Joseph Alexander 1949 4 5 0 Ben Schwartzwalder James J. Fiacco Joseph K. Schwarzer 1950 5 5 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 1919 8 3 0 Frank J. O’Neill Harold J. Robertson 1951 5 4 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Edward Dobrowolski 1920 6 2 1 John F. Meehan Joseph Alexander John Donati 1921 7 2 0 John F. Meehan Bertrand L. Gulick 1952 7 3 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Richard Beyer, 1922 6 1 2 John F. Meehan Frank Z. Culver Joseph Szombathy 1923 8 1 0 John F. Meehan Evander G. McRae 1953 5 3 1 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 1924 8 2 1 John F. Meehan Roy D. Simmons, Sr. 1954 4 4 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 1925 8 1 1 C.W.P. Reynolds James E. Foley 1955 5 3 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 1926 7 2 1 C.W.P. Reynolds Victor A. Hanson 1956 7 2 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 1927 5 3 2 Lewis P. Andreas Raymond J. Barbuti 1957 5 3 1 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 1928 4 4 1 Lewis P. Andreas Harold W. Baysinger 1958 8 2 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Charles D. Zimmerman 1929 6 3 0 Lewis P. Andreas Albert W. VanNess 1959 11 0 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Gerhard H. Schwedes

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 125 SYRACUSE’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD TOP CARRIER DOME CROWDS 1. 50,564 vs. Miami (OH) 1980 (Carrier Dome opener) 2. 50,350 vs. Navy 1980 3. 50,243 vs. Pittsburgh 1980 4. 50,037 vs. Penn State 1981 5. 50,021 vs. Penn State 1985 6. 50,011 vs. Penn State 1987 7. 50,010 vs. Penn State 1983 8. 49,892 vs. Boston College 1987 9. 49,876 vs. Penn State 1989 10. 49,866 vs. West Virginia 1987 SYRACUSE’S RECORD IN HOME STADIUMS Stadium Years W L T Pct. The Oval 1895-1906 57 11 2 .829 Syracuse team captains Dave Warner (11), Jim Collins (33) and Joe Archbold Stadium 1907-1978 265 112 20 .693 Morris (47) meet at midfield for the first coin toss in the Carrier Dome on Carrier Dome 1980-present 124 74 2 .621 September 20, 1980. The Orange christened the Dome with a 36-24 victory Total 1895-present 446 197 24 .687 against Miami (OH) that night. Syracuse has an all-time record of 124-74-2 in the largest on-campus stadium in the country. LARGEST CROWDS TO WATCH SYRACUSE FOOTBALL Year W L T Coach Captain(s) 1. 111,012 Sept. 12, 1998 Michigan at Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. 1960 7 2 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Albert D. Bemiller 2 107,725 Sept. 1, 2001 Tennessee at Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, Tenn. Frederick J.Mautino 3. 106,387 Sept. 12, 2009 Penn State at Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. Richard L. Reimer 4. 89,768 Sept. 10, 1988 Ohio State at Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio 1961 8 3 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Richard B. Easterly 5. 86,643 Sept. 13, 1980 Ohio State at Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio 1962 5 5 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Leon Cholakis 6. 86,002 Oct. 13, 1990 Penn State at Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. 1963 8 2 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Richard B. Bowman 7. 85,916 Oct. 15, 1988 Penn State at Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. James L. Mazurek 8. 85,850 Oct. 20, 1984 Penn State at Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. 1964 7 4 0 Ben Schwartzwalder G. William Hunter 9. 85,512 Oct. 18, 1986 Penn State at Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. Richard K. King 10. 84,790 Oct. 18, 1980 Penn State at Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pa. 1965 7 3 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Harris A. Elliott 1966 8 3 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Floyd D. Little KEY STEPS TO SYRACUSE’S 698 WINS Herbert W. Stecker 1st Win Syracuse Athletic Association, 14-0, 1890 1967 8 2 0 Ben Schwartzwalder James M. Cheyunski 50th Cortland Normal, 35-0, 1900 Lawrence R. Csonka 100th Hamilton, 22-0, 1907 1968 6 4 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Anthony J. Kyasky 150th Bucknell, 42-0, 1917 1969 5 5 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 200th Boston College, 10-0, 1924 1970 6 4 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Paul L. Paolisso 250th Ogelthorpe, 27-6, 1932 Raymond C. White 300th Temple, 28-7, 1946 Randolph C. Zur 350th at Nebraska, 26-9, 1957 1971 5 5 1 Ben Schwartzwalder Joseph C. Ehrmann 400th Kansas, 38-6, 1964 Daniel L. Yochum 450th West Virginia, 28-24, 1971 1972 5 6 0 Ben Schwartzwalder Game Captains 500th at Navy, 14-7, 1983 1973 2 9 0 Ben Schwartzwalder David A. Lapham 550th Temple, 19-9, 1990 Steven J. Joslin 600th Pittsburgh, 31-7, 1996 1974 2 9 0 Frank Maloney Robert G. Petchel 650th at Central Florida, 38-35, 2002 John E. Rafferty 698th vs. West Virginia (New Era Pinstripe Bowl), 38-14, 2013 1975 6 5 0 Frank Maloney Raymond N. Preston 1976 3 8 0 Frank Maloney William J. Zanovitch 1977 6 5 0 Frank Maloney Game Captains Year W L T Coach Captain(s) 1978 3 8 0 Frank Maloney Game Captains 1987 11 0 1 Dick MacPherson Paul Frase 1979 7 5 0 Frank Maloney Jim Collins Ted Gregory Bill Hurley Don McPherson Craig Wolfley 1988 10 2 0 Dick MacPherson Daryl Johnston 1980 5 6 0 Frank Maloney Jim Collins Markus Paul Joe Morris 1989 8 4 0 Dick MacPherson Blake Bednarz Dave Warner Dan Bucey Rob Burnett 1981 4 6 1 Dick MacPherson Ike Bogosian Michael Owens Joe Morris Terry Wooden 1982 2 9 0 Dick MacPherson Gerry Feehery 1990 7 4 2 Dick MacPherson John Flannery 1983 6 5 0 Dick MacPherson Blaise Winter Duane Kinnon Brent Ziegler Gary McCummings 1984 6 5 0 Dick MacPherson Marty Chalk Rob Thomson Jaime Covington 1991 10 2 0 Paul Pasqualoni Andrew Dees Jim Gorzalski Mark McDonald Jamie Kimmel Tim Sandquist 1985 7 5 0 Dick MacPherson Tim Green Greg Walker Rudy Reed 1992 10 2 0 Paul Pasqualoni David Walker 1986 5 6 0 Dick MacPherson Pete Ewald Glen Young Jim Leible Tim Pidgeon 126 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD SUccess Stories The Zunic Award The Zunic Award was created in 2001 to honor Mike and Judy Zunic who died tragically on July 18, 1989 when a United Airlines plane crashed in Sioux City, Iowa. The pilot, an cipa ng landing diffi cul es, requested if some strong passengers would volunteer to give up their seats and sit at the exit doors to assist passengers in the event of an emergency. Mike and Judy volunteered to give up their seats in fi rst class and sit at one of the exit doors. Mike and Judy both died in the crash and those in the Zunic’s seats survived. Norma and William Zunic, the Mike was a four year starter as a linebacker and parents of the late Mike Zunic, earned a B.A. (’81) and Master’s (’82) in speech were the first recipients of the communica on. award established in honor of their son. Zunic Award Winners 2001 Mr. & Mrs. Zunic, Frank Maloney, former coach and More than 45,000 fans watched the Orange beat #11/14 West Virginia, Gene Grabosky ‘60, posthumous 49-23, in the Carrier Dome in October 2011. 2002 Pat ‘88 & Kari Kelly and Roberta DeLeone 2003 Jim DaRin ‘77 WINNINGEST COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAMS 2004 Joshua Frase Rk. Team Wins 11. LSU 743 2005 Jim Rooney 1. Michigan 903 12. Penn State 722 2006 Rockette Pirro Brunetti and Horace Landry 2. Texas 867 13. Auburn 714 2007 Sylvia Mackey, wife of SU All-American John Mackey ‘63 and 3. Notre Dame 865 14. West Virginia 708 Chris Ingram ‘89, posthumous 2008 Robin Griffin ‘72, Carlmon Jones, Former SU Coach, and Ron Page ‘74 4. Nebraska 856 15. SYRACUSE 698 2009 Bill Coghill ‘72 and Norm Mordue ‘66 5. Ohio State 837 16. Virginia Tech 697 2010 Jim Jerome ‘76 6. Oklahoma 831 17. Georgia Tech 694 2011 John Lally ‘82 7. Alabama 827 18. Texas A&M 692 2012 Tim Byrne ‘87, posthumous 8. Tennessee 799 19. Arkansas 684 9. Southern Cal 786 20. Pittsburgh 683 Year W L T Coach Captain(s) 10. Georgia 759 1993 6 4 1 Paul Pasqualoni Marvin Graves Dwayne Joseph Year W L T Coach Captain(s) John Reagan 2003 6 6 0 Paul Pasqualoni R. J. Anderson 1994 7 4 0 Paul Pasqualoni Wilky Bazile Thump Belton Eric Chenoweth Rich Scanlon Dan Conley 2004 6 6 0 Paul Pasqualoni Julian Pollard Tony Jones Walter Reyes 1995 9 3 0 Paul Pasqualoni Cy Ellsworth Matt Tarullo Marvin Harrison 2005 1 10 0 Greg Robinson Steve Franklin Darrell Parker James Wyche 1996 9 3 0 Paul Pasqualoni Malcolm Thomas 2006 4 8 0 Greg Robinson Brendan Carney Harvey Pennypacker Jerry Mackey Kevin Abrams Perry Patterson 1997 9 4 0 Paul Pasqualoni Keith Downing Kelvin Smith Donovin Darius 2007 2 10 0 Greg Robinson Jameel McClain Rod Gadson Taj Smith Brad Patkochis 2008 3 9 0 Greg Robinson Tony Fiammetta 1998 8 4 0 Paul Pasqualoni Scott Kiernan Jake Flaherty Rob Konrad Patrick Shadle Donovan McNabb Bruce Williams Jason Poles 2009 4 8 0 Doug Marrone Arthur Jones 1999 7 5 0 Paul Pasqualoni Mark Baniewicz Rob Long Keith Bulluck Mike Owen Donald Dinkins Greg Paulus Quinton Spotwood 2010 8 5 0 Doug Marrone Ryan Bartholomew Nate Trout Rob Long 2000 6 5 0 Paul Pasqualoni Morlon Greenwood Derrell Smith Kyle Johnson 2011 5 7 0 Doug Marrone Antwon Bailey Pat Woodcock Adam Harris 2001 10 3 0 Paul Pasqualoni PJ Alexander Kevyn Scott Dwight Freeney 2012 8 5 0 Doug Marrone Siriki Diabate Quentin Harris Ryan Nassib Kyle Johnson Justin Pugh Graham Manley Shamarko Thomas 2002 4 8 0 Paul Pasqualoni Clifton Smith Chris Davis Will Hunter Troy Nunes David Tyree • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 127 SYRACUSE’S GAME-BY-GAME SCORES SU score listed first • N Denotes night game • + Denotes BIG EAST Conference game SU began playing home games in The Oval, an on-campus facility

Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. 1889 (0-1) • No Coach 1895 (6-2-2) • Head Coach: George O. Redington 11/23 at Rochester L 0-36 9/26 at Cornell L 0- 8 10/5 at Scranton Athletic Assoc. W 12- 0 1890 (7-4) • Head Coach: Bobby Winston 10/10 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 24- 0 10/19 at Williams L 10-28 9/26 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 14- 0 10/26 St. John’s Military Acad. T 6- 6 10/2 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 32- 0 11/ 2 Hobart W 46- 0 10/18 St. John’s Military Acad. W 26- 6 11/ 9 Colgate W 4- 0 10/27 Union L 0-26 400 11/13 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 18- 0 11/1 Hamilton W 14-12 600 11/16 Rochester W 30- 0 11/8 at Union L 0-28 11/23 at St. John’s Military Acad. T 4- 4 11/15 at Rochester W 4- 0 154-46 11/22 Rochester L 0-11 (forfeit) 300 at Hamilton L 4- 6 11/27 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 16- 4 1896 (5-3-2) • Head Coach: George O. Redington St. John’s Military Acad. W 18- 4 Syracuse H.S. W 24- 0 128-97 10/3 at Cornell L 0-22 10/10 Elmira Athletic Assoc. W 20- 6 1891 (4-7) • Head Coach: William Galbraith 10/17 Williams L 6-24 10/3 at Cornell L 0-68 10/24 at Colgate L 0- 6 10/17 Cornell ‘B’ L 6-12 800 10/27 Rochester W 62- 4 10/22 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 22- 0 10/31 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 26- 0 10/24 St. John’s Military Acad. L 0- 4 800 11/7 at Buffalo T 6- 6 10/30 at Hamilton L 4-22 11/14 St. John’s Military Acad. W 40- 0 11/7 Colgate L 16-22 11/26 at Clyde Athletic Assoc. T 10-10 11/11 at Union L 0-75 194-78 11/12 Syracuse Athletic Association L 0-28 11/21 Rochester W 18-16 1897 (5-3-1) • Head Coach: Frank E. Wade 11/26 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 22-10 1,000 9/25 Cazenovia W 36- 0 St. John’s Military Acad. W 22- 4 10/2 at Cornell L 0-16 110-261 10/7 Hobart W 18- 0 10/16 at Colgate T 6- 6 1892 (0-8-1) • Head Coach: Jordan C. Wells 10/23 Union W 40- 0 10/30 at Cortland Normal W 24- 0 9/28 at Cornell L 0-58 11/3 Rochester W 36- 0 10/12 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0-24 500 11/6 at Buffalo L 0-16 800 10/21 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 4-18 1,000 11/13 Buffalo L 0-10 10/29 Union L 0-52 160-48 11/5 Hamilton L 0-12 11/9 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. T 0- 0 1,000 1898 (8-2-1) • Head Coach: Frank E. Wade 11/12 at Rochester L 0-22 11/15 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0- 4 9/21 at Cornell L 0-28 St. John’s Military Acad. L 0-28 10/1 Rochester W 35- 0 4-218 10/5 Cornell L 0-30 10/12 at Hobart W 46- 5 1893 (4-9-1) • No Coach 10/22 at Case School of Science W 10- 0 10/26 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 28- 0 9/21 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0-22 10/29 at Ogdensburg W 17- 6 9/27 Cornell L 0-44 11/5 N.Y.U. W 17- 0 10/7 St. John’s Military Acad. L 16-24 11/9 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 28- 0 10/14 at Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 0-28 200 11/12 at Wyoming Seminary W 11- 0 10/21 St. John’s Military Acad. L 4-18 500 11/19 Trinity T 0- 0 10/26 at Colgate L 0-58 192-69 10/31 Syracuse H.S. W 20- 0 11/4 at Hamilton W 16-14 1899 (4-4) • Head Coach: Frank E. Wade 11/11 at Union L 0-66 9/27 at Cornell L 0-17 11/15 at Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 4-28 75 10/7 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. W 6- 0 11/18 Rochester T 10-10 10/14 N.Y.U. W 10- 5 11/30 at Rochester L 0- 6 10/28 Williams L 0- 6 Onondaga Academy W 30- 0 11/4 Buffalo L 0-16 Cazenovia W 24- 0 11/11 at Rochester W 23- 0 124-318 11/18 at Army L 6-12 11/22 at Dickinson W 18- 7 1894 (6-5) • Head Coach: George H. Bond 63-63 9/26 at Cornell L 0-39 9/29 Hobart W 18- 4 1900 (7-2-1) • Head Coach: Edwin R. Sweetland 10/6 at Colgate L 8-32 9/22 Cortland Normal W 35- 0 10/13 Cornell-Reserves W 22- 0 9/29 at Cornell L 0- 6 10/20 Syracuse Athletic Assoc. L 6-10 10/6 St. Lawrence W 70- 0 11/3 Cazenovia W 20- 0 10/13 N.Y.U. W 12- 0 11/6 St. John’s Military Acad. W 20-12 10/17 at Princeton L 0-43 11/10 at Rochester W 28-18 10/20 Amherst W 5- 0 11/17 Hamilton W 50- 0 11/3 at Oberlin W 6- 0 11/21 Union L 10-20 11/10 Dickinson W 6- 0 11/24 St. John’s Military Acad. L 6-22 11/17 Rochester W 68- 5 188-157 11/24 at Brown T 6- 6 208-60

128 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE’S GAME-BY-GAME SCORES ALL-TIME STREAKS Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. Longest Winning Streak: 16 (1959-60) all 11 games in ‘59, first 5 games of ‘60, 1901 (7-1) • Head Coach: Edwin R. Sweetland ended vs. Pittsburgh, 10-0. 9/21 Cortland Normal W 35- 0 Longest Unbeaten Streak: 16 (1959-60) all 11 games in ‘59, first 5 games of ‘60, 9/28 R.P.I. W 26- 0 ended vs. Pittsburgh, 10-0. 10/5 at Brown W 20- 0 500 10/12 Lafayette L 0- 5 3,000 Longest Regular-Season Winning Streak: 22 (1958-60) last 7 games of ‘58, all 10 10/19 Clarkson W 27- 0 games of ‘59, first 5 games of ‘60, ended vs. Pittsburgh, 10-0. 10/26 Amherst W 28-17 5,000 Longest Single-Season Winning Streak: 11 games (1959) perfect 11-0 record; 11/9 Columbia W 11- 5 3,000 (1987) all 11 regular season games of 1987, ended with tie vs. Auburn, 1988 Polo Grounds, New York, NY Sugar Bowl (16-16). 11/20 Vermont W 38- 0 1,000 185-27 Longest Home Winning Streak: 16 (1986-1989) last 3 games of ‘86, all 6 games in ‘87, all 6 games in ‘88, first game of ‘89, ended vs. Florida State, 41-10. 1902 (6-2-1) • Head Coach: Edwin R. Sweetland Longest Road Winning Streak (including bowls): 9 (1959-60) all 6 games in ‘59, 9/20 Cortland Normal W 21- 0 first 3 games of ‘60, ended vs. Army, 9-6. 9/27 Onondaga Indians W 34- 0 Longest Road Winning Streak (regular season): 12 (1958-60) last 3 games in 10/4 Clarkson W 34- 0 10/11 Colgate W 23- 0 ‘58, all 6 games in ‘59, first 3 games of ‘60, ended vs. Army, 9-6. 10/18 Amherst W 15- 0 Longest Season-Opening Winning Streak: 11 (1959) perfect 11-0 record; (1987) 10/25 at Yale L 0-24 all 11 regular season games of 1987, ended with tie vs. Auburn, 1988 Sugar 11/1 Williams W 26-17 Bowl (16-16). 11/15 at Army L 0-46 11/27 at Columbia T 6- 6 Longest Losing Streak: 11 (2005-06) last 9 games of 2005, first two games of 159-93 2006, ended with win at Illinois (31-21). Longest Single-Season Losing Streak: 9 (2005) final 9 games. 1903 (5-4) • Head Coach: Jason B. Parish Longest Home Losing Streak: 5 (1973) ended vs. Boston College, 24-13. 9/19 Cortland Normal W 23- 0 2,000 Longest Road Losing Streak: 10 (1946-48) last game of ‘46, all 5 games of ‘47, 9/26 Onondaga Indians W 35- 0 10/3 Clarkson W 47- 0 all 4 games of ‘48, ended vs. Rutgers, 21-9, first road game of ‘49. 10/10 R.P.I. W 33- 0 Longest Season-Opening Losing Streak: 8 (1973) ended vs. Holy Cross, 5-3. 10/17 Colgate L 5-10 3,000 10/24 Williams L 5-17 2,500 10/31 Niagara W 47- 0 11/7 at Yale L 0-30 5,000 Archbold Stadium opens 11/14 Brown L 5-12 3,800 200-69 Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. 1904 (6-3) • Head Coach: Dr. Charles P. Hutchins 1907 (5-3-1) • Head Coach: Frank. J. O’Neill 9/24 Cortland Normal W 27- 0 600 9/25 Hobart W 28- 0 2,000 10/1 Clarkson W 69- 0 9/28 Rochester W 40- 6 10/8 Colgate L 0-11 10/5 at Yale L 0-11 10/15 at Yale L 9-17 10/12 vs. Carlisle L 6-14 10/22 Niagara W 52- 4 at Olympic Park, Buffalo, NY 10/29 Allegheny W 69- 0 10/19 Williams W 9- 0 6,000 11/5 Manhattan W 144- 0 10/26 Hamilton W 22- 0 11/12 Lehigh W 30- 4 11/2 Bucknell W 20- 6 11/19 at Army L 5-21 11/16 Lafayette T 4- 4 405-57 11/23 at Army L 4-23 133-64 1905 (8-3) • Head Coach: Dr. Charles P. Hutchins 1908 (6-3-1) • Head Coach: Howard H. Jones 9/22 Alfred W 52- 0 1,500 9/27 Hobart W 24- 0 1,200 9/23 Hobart W 51- 0 9/30 Rochester W 16- 0 9/26 Hamilton W 18- 0 10/7 at Yale L 0-16 10/3 at Yale L 0- 5 10/14 at Hamilton W 27- 0 10/10 vs. Carlisle L 0-12 8,000 10/21 Colgate W 11- 5 8,000 Olympic Park, Buffalo, NY 10/28 Lehigh W 17- 0 3,000 10/17 Rochester W 23-12 11/4 at Brown L 0-27 10/25 at Princeton T 0- 0 11/11 Holy Cross W 16- 4 10/31 Williams W 23- 0 11/18 R.P.I. W 62- 0 11/7 Colgate L 0- 6 11/25 at Army L 0-17 11/14 Tufts W 28- 0 225-69 11/21 Michigan W 28- 4 171-39 1906 (6-3) • Head Coach: Frank. J. O’Neill 1909 (4-5-1) • Head Coach: T.A.D. Jones 9/26 Hobart W 28- 6 800 9/25 Hamilton W 20- 0 9/29 Rochester W 38- 0 10/2 at Yale L 0-15 10/6 at Yale L 0-51 10/9 Rochester W 17- 0 10/13 Hamilton W 37- 0 2,000 10/16 vs. Carlisle L 11-14 10/20 Colgate L 0- 5 8,000 Polo Grounds, New York, NY 11/3 vs. Carlisle L 4- 9 8,000 10/23 Niagara W 39- 0 Olympic Park, Buffalo, NY 10/30 at Michigan L 0-43 11/10 Niagara W 46- 0 11/6 Tufts W 5- 0 11/17 at Lafayette W 12- 4 11/13 Colgate L 5- 6 11/24 at Army W 4- 0 11/20 Illinois L 8-17 169-75 11/25 at Fordham T 5- 5 Polo Grounds, New York, NY 110-100

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 129 SYRACUSE’S GAME-BY-GAME SCORES

Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. 1910 (5-4-1) • Head Coach: T.A.D. Jones 1916 (5-4) • Head Coach: William M. Hollenback 9/24 St. Bonaventure T 0- 0 9/30 All-Syracuse W 57- 0 10/1 at Yale L 6-12 10/7 Ohio University W 73- 0 10/8 Rochester W 6- 0 10/14 Franklin & Marshall W 60- 0 5,000 10/15 Carlisle W 14- 0 10,000 10/21 Pittsburgh L 0-30 10,000 10/19 at Illinois L 0- 3 10/28 at Michigan L 13-14 10/22 Hobart W 12- 5 11/4 vs. Dartmouth L 10-15 10/29 Michigan L 0-11 11,000 at Springfield, MA 11/5 Vermont W 3- 0 11/11 Susquehanna W 42- 0 11/12 Colgate L 6-11 11/18 Colgate L 0-15 16.000 11/24 at St. Louis W 6- 0 11/25 at Tufts W 20-13 53-42 275-87 1911 (5-3-2) • Head Coach: C. DeForest Cummings 1917 (8-1-1) • Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 9/30 Hobart W 6- 0 9/29 47th Infantry T 0- 0 4,000 10/7 at Yale L 0-12 10/6 47th Infantry W 19- 0 10/14 at Rochester W 6- 5 10/13 Rutgers W 14-10 10/21 Lafayette L 0-10 5,500 10/20 at Pittsburgh L 0-28 10,000 10/28 Springfield L 5- 9 , Pittsburgh, PA 11/4 at Michigan T 6- 6 10/27 Tufts W 58- 0 11/11 Vermont W 16- 0 11/3 at Brown W 6- 0 5,000 11/18 Carlisle W 12-11 11/10 Bucknell W 42- 0 11/25 at Ohio State W 6- 0 11/17 Colgate W 27- 7 16,000 11/30 at St. Louis T 6- 6 11/24 at Michigan State W 21- 7 63-59 11/29 at Nebraska W 10- 9 10,000 1912 (4-5) • Head Coach: C. DeForest Cummings 197-61 9/28 Hobart W 12- 0 1918 (5-1) • Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 10/5 at Yale L 0-21 10/26 U.S.N. Transport W 13- 0 6,000 10/12 Carlisle L 0-33 11/3 at Dartmouth W 34- 6 10/19 at Princeton L 0-62 11/10 Brown W 53- 0 5,000 10/26 Michigan W 18- 7 11/16 at Michigan L 0-15 11/2 Rochester W 28- 0 11/28 Columbia W 20- 0 1,000 11/9 at Lafayette W 30- 7 11/30 vs. Rutgers W 21- 0 11/16 Colgate L 0- 7 Polo Grounds, New York, NY 11/23 at Army L 7-23 141-21 95-160 1913 (6-4) • Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 1919 (8-3) • Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 9/27 Hobart W 41- 0 9/27 All-Syracuse W 18- 0 10/4 Hamilton W 18- 0 10/4 Vermont W 27- 0 5,000 10/11 at Rochester W 6- 0 10/11 at Army W 7- 3 10/18 at Princeton L 0-13 10/18 Pittsburgh W 24- 3 18,000 10/25 Western Reserve W 36- 0 10/25 Washington & Jefferson L 0-13 8,500 11/1 at Michigan L 7-43 500 11/1 at Brown W 13- 0 11/8 N.Y.U. W 48- 0 11/4 vs. Rutgers W 14- 0 12,000 11/15 Colgate L 13-35 Polo Grounds, New York, NY 11/22 Carlisle L 27-35 5,000 11/8 Bucknell W 9- 0 11/27 at St. Louis W 75- 0 10,000 11/15 Colgate W 13- 7 30,000 271-126 11/22 at Indiana L 6-12 8,000 11/27 at Nebraska L 0- 3 15,000 1914 (5-3-2) • Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill 131-41 9/26 Hobart W 37- 0 1920 (6-2-1) • Head Coach: John F. Meehan 10/3 Hamilton W 81- 0 10/10 at Princeton L 7-12 9/25 Hobart W 55- 7 10/17 Rochester W 19- 0 10/2 Vermont W 49- 0 10/24 Michigan W 20- 6 10,000 10/9 Johns Hopkins W 45- 0 10/31 at Carlisle W 24- 3 10/16 Pittsburgh T 7- 7 20,000 11/7 Rutgers T 14-14 10/23 at Dartmouth W 10- 0 11/14 Colgate T 0- 0 17,000 10/30 at Holy Cross L 0- 3 10,000 11/21 at Dartmouth L 0-40 11/6 Washington & Jefferson W 14- 0 12,000 11/26 Notre Dame L 0-20 11/13 Maryland L 7-10 4,000 202-95 11/20 Colgate W 14- 0 17,500 201-27 1915 (9-1-2) • Head Coach: Frank J. O’Neill

9/25 All-Syracuse W 43- 0 10/2 Bucknell W 6- 0 10/9 at Princeton L 0- 3 10/16 Rochester W 82- 0 5,000 10/23 at Brown W 6- 0 10/30 at Michigan W 14- 7 11/6 Mt. Union W 73- 0 11/13 Colgate W 38- 0 25,000 11/20 Dartmouth T 0- 0 4,000 11/25 at Montana T 6- 6 12/1 at Oregon State W 28- 0 8,000 12/6 at Occidental W 35- 0 5,000 331-16 130 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE’S GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Ranking (AP) Year Opponent W/L/T Score Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1921 (7-2) • Head Coach: John F. Meehan 1926 (7-2-1) • Head Coach: C.W.P. Reynolds 9/24 Hobart W 35- 0 12,000 9/25 Hobart W 18- 0 10/1 Ohio University W 38- 0 12,000 10/2 Vermont W 62- 0 10,000 10/8 Maryland W 42- 0 9.000 10/9 William & Mary W 35- 0 12,000 10/15 Brown W 28- 0 20,000 10/16 at Army L 21-27 20,000 10/22 at Pittsburgh L 0-30 30,000 10/23 at Penn State W 10- 0 20,000 Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, PA 10/30 Johns Hopkins W 31- 0 200 10/29 Washington & Jefferson L 10-17 15,000 11/6 Georgetown L 7-13 12,000 11/5 at McGill W 13- 0 6,000 11/13 Colgate T 10-10 33,000 Molson Memorial Stadium, Montreal, Canada 11/20 Niagara W 12- 7 11/12 Colgate W 14- 0 12,000 11/25 at Columbia W 19- 2 40,000 11/19 vs. Dartmouth W 14- 7 15,000 225-59 Polo Grounds, New York, NY 194-54 1927 (5-3-2) • Head Coach: Lewis P. Andreas 9/26 Hobart W 13- 0 8,000 1922 (6-1-2) • Head Coach: John F. Meehan 10/1 William & Mary W 18- 0 9/23 Hobart W 28- 7 10,000 10/8 Johns Hopkins W 21- 6 5,000 9/30 Muhlenberg W 47- 0 12,000 10/15 Georgetown W 19- 6 15,000 10/7 N.Y.U. W 32- 0 10,000 10/22 Penn State L 6- 9 15,000 10/14 at Brown T 0- 0 10/29 at Nebraska L 0-21 27,000 10/21 Pittsburgh L 14-21 20,000 11/5 Ohio Wesleyan T 6- 6 10/28 vs. Penn State T 0- 0 20,000 11/12 Colgate T 13-13 32,000 Polo Grounds, New York, NY 11/19 Niagara W 13- 6 4,000 11/4 Nebraska W 9- 6 14,000 11/24 at Columbia L 7-14 25,000 11/11 McGill W 32- 0 10,000 Polo Grounds, New York, NY 11/18 Colgate W 14- 7 30,000 116-81 176-41 1923 (8-1) • Head Coach: John F. Meehan 1928 (4-4-1) • Head Coach: Lewis P. Andreas 9/29 Hobart W 14- 6 10,000 9/29 Hobart W 33- 0 12,000 10/6 William & Mary W 32- 0 10/6 William & Mary W 61- 3 10,000 10/13 Johns Hopkins W 58- 0 10/13 Alabama W 23- 0 15,000 10/20 at Nebraska L 6- 7 30,000 10/20 vs. Pittsburgh W 3- 0 30,000 10/27 at Penn State T 6- 6 12,000 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY 11/3 at Pittsburgh L 0-18 12,000 10/27 Springfield W 44- 0 11/10 Ohio Wesleyan L 0- 6 15,000 11/3 Penn State W 10- 0 20,000 11/17 Colgate L 6-30 35,000 11/10 Boston University W 49- 0 11/29 Columbia W 14- 6 35,000 11/17 Colgate L 7-16 30,000 136-79 11/24 at Nebraska W 7- 0 35,000 237-19 1929 (6-3) • Head Coach: Lewis P. Andreas 1924 (8-2-1) • Head Coach: John F. Meehan 9/28 Hobart W 77- 0 25,000 N 10/5 St. Lawrence W 55- 0 12,000 9/27 Hobart W 35- 0 8,500 10/12 Nebraska L 6-13 20,000 10/4 Mercer W 26- 0 10,000 10/19 Johns Hopkins W 85- 6 18,000 N 10/11 William & Mary W 24- 7 12,000 10/26 at Brown W 6- 0 10/18 Boston College W 10- 0 20,000 11/2 Penn State L 4- 6 12,000 10/25 at Penn State W 10- 6 11/9 Niagara W 20- 0 12,000 11/1 Pittsburgh T 7- 7 11/16 Colgate L 0-21 35,000 11/8 W. Va. Wesleyan L 3- 7 11/28 at Columbia W 6- 0 20,000 11/15 Niagara W 23- 6 8,000 259-46 11/22 Colgate W 7- 3 30,000 11/27 at Columbia W 9- 6 45,000 Polo Grounds, New York, NY 1930 (5-2-2) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 12/6 at Southern California L 0-16 49,000 9/27 R.P.I. W 55- 0 15,000 N 154-58 10/4 Hobart W 49- 0 15,000 N 10/11 Rutgers W 27- 0 12,000 10/18 Pittsburgh L 0-14 15,000 1925 (8-1-1) • Head Coach: C.W.P. Reynolds 10/25 St. Lawrence W 34- 6 5,000 9/26 Hobart W 32- 0 12,000 11/1 Brown T 16-16 12,000 10/3 Vermont W 26- 0 8,000 11/8 at Penn State T 0- 0 10,000 10/10 William & Mary W 33- 0 10,000 11/15 Colgate L 7-36 30,000 10/17 at Indiana W 14- 0 10,000 11/28 at Columbia W 19- 7 25,000 10/24 Providence W 48- 0 5,000 207-79 10/31 Penn State W 7- 0 20,000 11/7 Ohio Wesleyan T 3- 3 12,000 1931 (7-1-1) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 11/14 Colgate L 6-19 30,000 11/21 Niagara W 17- 0 9/26 St. Lawrence W 46- 6 12,000 N 11/26 at Columbia W 16- 5 30,000 10/3 Hobart W 49- 0 10,000 N Polo Grounds, New York, NY 10/10 Ohio Wesleyan W 48- 7 10,000 202-27 10/17 Florida W 33-12 14,000 10/24 Penn State W 7- 0 20,000 10/31 at Michigan State W 15-10 15,000 11/7 Western Reserve W 33- 0 7,000 11/14 Colgate L 7-21 35,000 11/21 at Columbia T 0- 0 35,000 238-56

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 131 SYRACUSE’S GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Associated Press Poll began in 1936 Ranking (AP) Ranking (AP) Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1932 (4-4-1) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 1938 (5-3) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 9/24 Clarkson W 13- 6 5,000 N 9/30 Clarkson W 27- 0 15,000 N 10/1 St. Lawrence W 54- 0 5,000 N 10/8 Maryland W 53- 0 12,000 10/8 Ohio Wesleyan L 12-19 15,000 10/15 Cornell W 19-17 25,000 10/15 Southern Methodist L 6-16 15,000 10/22 at Michigan State L 12-19 10 18,000 10/22 at Penn State W 13- 6 10/29 at Penn State L 6-33 10/29 Michigan State L 13-27 11/5 Colgate W 7- 0 35,000 11/5 Oglethorpe W 27- 6 15,000 11/12 Duke L 0-21 7 27,500 11/12 Colgate L 0-16 25,000 11/19 at Columbia W 13-12 20,000 11/19 at Columbia T 0- 0 3,000 137-102 138-96 1933 (4-4) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 1939 (3-3-2) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 10/7 Clarkson W 52- 0 15,000 9/29 Clarkson W 12- 0 15,000 N 10/14 Ohio Wesleyan W 40- 0 20,000 10/7 at Cornell L 6-19 24,000 10/21 at Cornell W 14- 7 26,000 10/14 Georgetown T 13-13 15,000 10/28 at Michigan State L 3-27 9,000 10/21 at Duke L 6-33 13 25,000 11/4 Penn State W 12- 6 10,000 10/28 Penn State T 6- 6 16,000 11/11 at Brown L 7-10 5,000 11/4 Michigan State L 3-14 16,000 11/18 Colgate L 3-13 16,000 11/18 Colgate W 7- 0 28,000 11/25 at Columbia L 0-16 30,000 11/23 at Maryland W 10- 7 5,000 131-79 63-92 1934 (6-2) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 1940 (3-4-1) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 10/6 Clarkson W 28- 0 8,000 9/27 Clarkson W 33- 0 15,000 N 10/13 at Cornell W 20- 7 18,000 10/5 Northwestern L 0-40 22,000 10/20 Ohio Wesleyan W 32-10 17,000 10/12 at N.Y.U. W 47-13 8,000 10/27 at Brown W 33- 0 7,000 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY 11/3 at Penn State W 16- 0 11,000 10/19 at Cornell L 6-33 1 18,000 11/10 Michigan State W 10- 0 25,000 10/26 at Columbia W 3- 0 20 22,000 11/17 Colgate L 2-13 34,000 11/2 Georgetown L 6-28 10 17,000 11/25 at Columbia L 0-12 32,000 11/9 Penn State T 13-13 16 15,000 141-42 11/16 Colgate L 6- 7 25,000 114-134 1935 (6-1-1) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 1941 (5-2-1) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 10/5 Clarkson W 33- 0 10,000 9/26 Clarkson W 39- 0 N 10/12 Cornell W 21-14 10,000 10/4 at Cornell L 0- 6 16,000 10/19 Ohio Wesleyan W 18-10 15,000 10/11 Holy Cross W 6- 0 18,000 10/26 Brown W 19- 0 9,000 10/18 at N.Y.U. W 31- 0 10,000 11/2 Penn State W 7- 3 12,500 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY 11/9 at Columbia W 14- 2 24,000 10/25 Rutgers W 49- 7 10,000 11/16 Colgate L 0-27 32,000 11/1 at Wisconsin W 27-20 19,000 11/28 at Maryland T 0- 0 5,000 11/8 at Penn State L 19-34 18 16,000 Baltimore Municipal Stadium, Baltimore, MD 11/15 Colgate T 19-19 34,000 112-56 190-86 1936 (1-7) • Head Coach: Victor A. Hanson 1942 (6-3) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 10/3 Clarkson W 31- 0 7,500 N 9/25 Clarkson W 58- 6 10,000 N 10/10 Baldwin-Wallace L 0-19 12,000 10/3 Boston University W 25- 0 10,000 N 10/17 at Cornell L 7-20 15,000 10/9 Western Reserve W 13- 0 8,000 N 10/24 vs. Maryland L 0-20 16,000 10/17 at Holy Cross W 19- 0 arv rv 10,000 at Polo Grounds, New York, NY 10/24 Cornell W 12- 7 20 15,000 10/31 at Penn State L 0-18 10,000 10/31 N.C. Navy Pre-Flight L 0- 9 15 10,000 11/7 at Indiana L 7- 9 10,000 11/7 at Penn State L 13-18 arv 11,000 11/14 at Columbia L 0-17 20,000 11/14 Colgate L 0-14 25,000 11/21 Colgate L 0-13 20,000 11/21 at Rutgers W 12- 7 5,000 45-116 152-61 1937 (5-2-1) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 1943 10/1 Clarkson W 26- 6 16,000 N Football Suspended 10/9 St. Lawrence W 40- 0 15,000 10/16 at Cornell W 14- 6 18,000 10/23 at Maryland L 0-13 10,000 1944 (2-4-1) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem Baltimore Municipal Stadium, Baltimore, MD 9/23 Cornell L 6-39 22,000 N 10/30 Penn State W 19-13 18,000 10/7 at Columbia L 2-26 18,000 11/6 Western Reserve W 27- 6 17,000 10/14 Lafayette W 32- 7 5,000 11/13 at Columbia T 6- 6 12,000 10/21 at Temple T 7- 7 N 11/20 Colgate L 0- 7 34,000 10/28 at Boston College L 12-19 6,500 132-57 Fenway Park, Boston, MA 11/4 Penn State L 0-41 11/18 Colgate W 43-13 15,000 102-152

132 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE’S GAME-BY-GAME SCORES UPI Poll began in 1950 Ranking (AP/UPI) Ranking (AP/UPI) Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1945 (1-6) • Head Coach: Ossie Solem 1951 (5-4) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/24 Cornell L 14-26 22,000 9/21 Temple W 19- 0 17,000 N 9/28 at Temple L 6- 7 15,000 N 9/29 at Cornell L 14-21 20/- 25,000 10/6 at Columbia L 0-32 8,000 10/6 Lafayette W 46- 0 13,000 N 10/12 West Virginia W 12- 0 5,000 10/13 Illinois L 20-41 7/7 27,000 10/27 Dartmouth L 0- 8 10,000 10/20 at Dartmouth L 0-14 11,000 11/3 at Penn State L 0-26 10/27 Fordham W 33-20 15,000 11/17 Colgate L 6- 7 20,000 11/10 at Penn State L 13-32 15,000 38-106 11/17 Colgate W 9- 0 34,000 11/24 at Boston University W 26-19 10,148 1946 (4-5) • Head Coach: Clarence L. Munn 180-147 9/28 Boston University W 41- 6 32,000 N 10/5 at Dartmouth L 14-20 10,000 1952 (7-3) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/12 Penn State L 0- 9 10,000 N 9/20 Bolling Field L 12-13 18,000 N 10/19 at Holy Cross W 21-12 20,000 9/26 Boston University W 34-21 - /20 15,000 N 10/26 at West Virginia L 0-13 18,000 10/3 at Temple W 27- 0 10,500 N 11/2 Temple W 28- 7 12,000 10/11 Cornell W 26- 6 rv 23,000 11/9 at Cornell W 14- 7 30,000 10/18 at Michigan State L 7-48 rv 1/1 32,254 11/16 Colgate L 7-25 35,000 10/25 Holy Cross W 20-19 18,000 11/23 at Columbia L 21-59 25,000 11/8 Penn State W 25- 7 15/14 15,000 146-158 11/15 Colgate W 20-14 13/ - 32,000 11/22 at Fordham W 26-13 15/ - 10,000 1947 (3-6) • Head Coach: Reaves H. Baysinger 197-141 9/26 Niagara W 14- 7 25,000 N Orange Bowl at Miami, FL 10/4 Dartmouth L 7-28 18,000 1/1 vs. Alabama L 6-61 14/ 9/9 66,280 10/11 Temple W 28-12 20,000 N 10/18 at Penn State L 0-40 9 20,000 1953 (5-3-1) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/25 Holy Cross L 0-26 20,000 9/26 Temple W 42- 0 20,000 N 11/1 at Lafayette L 7-14 10,000 10/2 Boston University T 14-14 18,000 N 11/8 at Cornell L 6-12 27,000 10/10 Fordham W 20-13 20,000 11/15 Colgate W 7- 0 36,000 10/17 at Penn State L 14-20 21,500 11/22 at Columbia L 8-28 19 23,000 10/24 at Illinois L 13-20 7/7 30,076 77-167 10/31 at Holy Cross W 21- 0 15,000 11/7 at Cornell W 26- 0 12,000 1948 (1-8) • Head Coach: Reaves H. Baysinger 11/14 Colgate W 34-18 37,000 9/28 Niagara W 13- 9 25,000 N 11/21 at Villanova L 13-14 10,146 10/2 at Holy Cross L 7-33 15,000 , Philadelphia, PA 10/8 Penn State L 14-34 10 14,000 N 197-99 10/16 Cornell L 7-34 13 33,000 10/23 at Northwestern L 0-48 10 35,000 1954 (4-4) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/30 at Boston University L 7-12 7,000 9/25 Villanova W 28- 6 25,000 N Fenway Park, Boston, MA 10/2 Penn State L 0-13 10/9 18,000 11/6 at Temple L 0-20 8,000 10/16 at Boston University L 19-41 20,500 11/13 Colgate L 13-20 36,232 10/23 at Illinois L 6-34 41,820 11/20 at Columbia L 28-34 20.000 10/30 Holy Cross W 25-20 20,000 89-244 11/6 at Cornell L 6-14 25,000 11/13 Colgate W 31-12 37,000 1949 (4-5) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 11/20 at Fordham W 20- 7 10,423 Polo Grounds, New York, NY 9/23 Boston University L 21-33 25,000 N 135-147 10/1 Lafayette W 20-13 22,000 N 10/7 Temple L 14-27 20,000 N 1955 (5-3) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/15 at Rutgers W 21- 9 12,000 10/22 at Fordham L 21-47 18,615 9/24 Pittsburgh L 12-22 7/NP 16,000 Polo Grounds, New York, NY 10/8 Boston University W 27-12 15,000 N 10/29 at Penn State L 21-33 18,600 10/15 at Army W 13- 0 18/13 12,500 11/5 at Cornell L 7-33 7 33,000 10/22 Maryland L 13-34 2/2 32,500 11/12 Holy Cross W 47-13 15,000 10/29 at Holy Cross W 49- 9 13/16 24,000 11/15 Colgate W 35- 7 36,232 11/5 at Penn State L 20-21 18/- 30,434 207-215 11/12 Colgate W 26-19 39,500 11/19 at West Virginia W 20-13 13/15 22,000 1950 (5-5) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 180-130 9/23 Rutgers W 42-12 16,000 9/29 at Temple L 6- 7 12,000 N 1956 (7-2) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/7 Cornell L 7-26 16/11 30,000 9/22 at Maryland W 26-12 6/NP 27,000 10/14 Penn State W 27- 7 17,500 N 9/29 at Pittsburgh L 7-14 7/NP 10/NP 49,287 10/21 at Holy Cross W 34-27 18,000 10/13 West Virginia W 27-20 20/ - 25,000 10/26 at Boston University W 13- 7 8,591 10/20 Army W 7- 0 13/14 40,053 Fenway Park, Boston, MA 10/27 at Boston University W 21- 7 14/12 12,182 11/4 at Lafayette W 34- 0 9,000 11/3 Penn State W 13- 9 19/15 12/11 35,475 11/10 at John Carroll L 16-21 16,724 N 11/10 Holy Cross W 41-20 9/11 17,000 , Cleveland, OH 11/17 Colgate W 61- 7 9/11 39,701 11/18 Colgate L 14-19 38,000 203-89 12/2 at Fordham L 6-13 13,832 Cotton Bowl at Dallas, TX Polo Grounds, New York, NY 1/1 vs. TCU L 27-28 8/8 14/14 68,000 199-139 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 8th; Coaches Poll – 8th

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 133 SYRACUSE’S GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Ranking (AP/UPI) Ranking (AP/UPI) Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1957 (5-3-1) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 1962 (5-5) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/28 Iowa State T 7- 7 21,000 9/22 at Oklahoma L 3- 7 54,000 10/5 Boston University W 27- 7 16,000 9/29 at Army L 2- 9 14/ NP 29,500 10/12 at Cornell W 34- 0 25,000 Polo Grounds, New York, NY 10/19 at Nebraska W 26- 9 37,582 10/13 Boston College W 12- 0 14/- 31,000 10/26 Penn State L 12-20 rv rv 35,000 10/20 at Penn State L 19-20 46,920 11/2 at Pittsburgh W 24-21 35,430 10/27 at Holy Cross W 30-20 20,000 11/9 Holy Cross L 19-20 15,000 11/3 at Pittsburgh L 6-24 23,473 11/16 Colgate W 34- 6 38,500 11/10 Navy W 34- 6 40,500 11/23 at West Virginia L 0- 7 26,000 11/17 George Washington W 35- 0 18,000 183-97 11/24 West Virginia L 6-17 13,000 12/8 at UCLA W 12- 7 14,485 1958 (8-2) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 159-110 9/27 Boston College W 24-14 15,000 1963 (8-2) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 10/4 at Holy Cross L 13-14 18,000 9/21 Boston College W 32-21 30,000 10/11 Cornell W 55- 0 24,000 9/28 at Kansas L 0-10 rv 35,000 10/18 Nebraska W 38- 0 17,083 10/5 Holy Cross W 48- 0 22,000 10/25 at Penn State W 14- 6 27,000 10/11 at UCLA W 29- 7 22,949 N 11/1 Pittsburgh W 16-13 12/10 38,000 10/19 Penn State W 9- 0 rv rv 39,600 11/7 at Boston University W 42- 0 12/12 16,500 N 10/26 Oregon State W 31- 8 rv/12 30,000 11/15 Colgate W 47- 0 12/11 30,000 11/2 at Pittsburgh L 27-35 rv/10 10/12 44,090 11/22 at West Virginia W 15-12 10/11 25,000 11/9 West Virginia W 15-13 rv 22,000 264-59 11/16 Richmond W 50- 0 rv/18 20,000 Orange Bowl at Miami, FL 11/28 Notre Dame W 14- 7 56,972 1/1 vs. Oklahoma L 6-21 9/10 5/5 75,281 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 9th; Coaches Poll – 10th 255-101 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 12th NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1964 (7-4) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 1959 (11-0) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/19 at Boston College L 14-21 9/NP 25,500 9/26 Kansas W 35-21 25,000 9/26 Kansas W 38- 6 28,000 10/3 Maryland W 29- 0 20/14 30,000 10/3 at Holy Cross W 34- 8 - /10 14,000 10/10 at Navy W 32- 6 12/11 31,700 10/10 UCLA W 39- 0 rv - /9 35,000 10/17 Holy Cross W 42- 6 8/ 8 30,000 10/17 at Penn State W 21-14 7/7 46,900 10/24 West Virginia W 44- 0 6/ 6 35,000 10/24 at Oregon State L 13-31 8/8 /14 24,326 10/31 at Pittsburgh W 35- 0 5/ 5 25,761 10/31 Pittsburgh W 21- 6 35,000 11/7 at Penn State W 20-18 4/ 3 7/7 32,800 11/7 at Army W 27-15 rv/14 37,552 11/14 Colgate W 71- 0 1/ 1 31,000 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY 11/21 at Boston University W 46- 0 1/ 1 22,000 11/14 Virginia Tech W 20-15 rv 24,000 12/5 at UCLA W 36- 8 1/ 1 17/ - 46,436 11/21 at West Virginia L 27-28 9/9 14,000 390-59 254-144 Cotton Bowl at Dallas, TX Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, LA 1/1 vs. Texas W 23-14 1/ 1 4/4 75,504 1/1 vs. Louisiana State L 10-13 rv/14 7/7 65,000 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 1st; Coaches Poll – 1st SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 12th 1960 (7-2) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 1965 (7-3) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/24 Boston University W 35- 7 2/NP 30,000 9/18 at Navy W 14- 6 20,367 10/1 at Kansas W 14- 7 2/1 5 /5 40,000 9/25 Miami (FL) L 0-24 9/NP 32,000 10/8 at Holy Cross W 15- 6 1/1 10/2 at Maryland W 24- 7 arv 35,000 10/15 Penn State W 21-15 4/4 20/17 40,617 10/9 at UCLA L 14-24 rv 27,729 N 10/22 at West Virginia W 45- 0 3/3 20,000 10/16 Penn State W 28-21 39,000 10/29 Pittsburgh L 0-10 3/3 41,872 10/23 Holy Cross W 32- 6 15,000 11/5 at Army L 6- 9 9/9 66,000 10/30 vs. Pittsburgh W 51-13 rv/25 24,590 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY at Shea Stadium, Flushing, NY 11/12 Colgate W 46- 6 17/18 23,000 11/6 Oregon State L 12-13 rv/16 33,000 11/18 at Miami (FL) W 21-14 14/ - 45,271 N 11/13 at West Virginia W 41-19 33,500 203-74 11/20 Boston College W 21-13 rv/18 20,000 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 19th; Coaches Poll – NR 237-146 1961 (8-3) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 19th 9/23 at Oregon State W 19- 8 10/NP 35,729 1966 (8-3) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/30 West Virginia W 29-14 5/NP 25,000 9/10 at Baylor L 12-35 7/NP 31,000 10/7 at Maryland L 21-22 7/9 13/ - 35,000 9/24 UCLA L 12-31 2/2 35,000 10/14 at Nebraska W 28- 6 17/28 35,387 10/1 Maryland W 28- 7 25,000 10/21 at Penn State L 0-14 12/13 44,390 10/8 Navy W 28-14 39,000 10/28 Holy Cross W 34- 6 31,000 10/15 at Boston College W 30- 0 rv 24,500 11/4 Pittsburgh W 28- 9 19/ - 40,152 10/22 at Holy Cross W 28- 6 19,000 11/11 Colgate W 51- 8 11/21 25,000 10/29 Pittsburgh W 33- 7 rv 30,000 11/18 at Notre Dame L 15-17 10/13 24/ - 49,246 11/5 at Penn State W 12-10 rv 46,314 11/25 at Boston College W 28-13 17/ - 17,600 11/12 Florida State W 37-21 rv 35,405 253-117 11/19 at West Virginia W 34- 7 rv/17 19,000 Liberty Bowl at Philadelphia, PA 254-138 12/16 vs. Miami (FL) W 15-14 14/16 25/19 15,712 Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, FL SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 14th; Coaches Poll – 16th 12/31 vs. Tennessee L 12-18 arv/16 arv/14 60,312 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 16th

134 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE’S GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Ranking (AP/UPI) Ranking (AP/UPI) Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1967 (8-2) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 1972 (5-6) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/23 Baylor W 7- 0 31,000 9/9 Temple W 17-10 21,062 9/30 West Virginia W 23- 6 arv/18 arv 28,435 9/16 at N. C. State L 20-43 27,100 N 10/7 at Maryland W 7- 3 arv/17 27,500 9/23 at Wisconsin L 7-31 67,234 10/14 at Navy L 14-27 arv/16 23,519 9/30 Maryland W 16-12 15.681 10/21 California W 20-14 32,000 10/7 Indiana L 2-10 18,444 10/28 Penn State L 20-29 arv 41,750 10/14 Navy W 30-14 22,187 11/4 at Pittsburgh W 14- 7 28,704 10/21 at Penn State L 0-17 12/13 60,465 11/11 Holy Cross W 41- 7 arv 32,000 10/28 Pittsburgh W 10- 6 21,348 11/18 at Boston College W 32-20 arv 16,200 11/4 at Boston College L 0-37 21,216 11/25 at UCLA W 32-14 arv 4/4 36,177 11/11 Army W 27- 6 19,525 210-127 11/18 at West Virginia L 12-43 31,500 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 12th 141-229 1968 (6-4) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 1973 (2-9) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 9/15 Bowling Green L 14-41 18,254 9/21 at Michigan State L 10-14 rv/NP 63,488 9/22 Michigan State L 8-14 21,821 9/28 Maryland W 32-14 26,591 9/29 at Washington L 7-21 54,800 10/5 UCLA W 20- 7 rv 9/4 37,367 10/6 at Maryland L 0-38 32,800 10/12 Pittsburgh W 50-17 15/16 32,660 10/13 Navy L 14-23 20,591 10/26 at California L 0-43 10/10 11/13 52,172 10/20 Penn State L 6-49 5/6 27,595 11/2 at Holy Cross W 47- 0 rv 14,900 10/27 Miami (FL) L 23-34 19,369 11/9 William & Mary W 31- 0 rv 22,889 11/3 at Pittsburgh L 14-28 24,932 11/16 Navy W 44- 6 rv 33,785 11/10 at Holy Cross W 5- 3 16,404 11/23 at West Virginia L 6-23 rv 25,500 11/17 Boston College W 24-13 11,199 12/7 at Penn State L 12-30 3/3 38,000 11/24 West Virginia L 14-24 12,917 252-154 129-288 1969 (5-5) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 1974 (2-9) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 9/20 Iowa State W 14-13 30,491 9/7 Oregon State W 23-15 23,410 9/27 at Kansas L 0-13 44,500 9/14 Kent State L 14-20 20,798 10/4 at Wisconsin W 43- 7 45,540 9/21 at Michigan State L 0-19 66,847 10/11 at Maryland W 20- 9 23,400 9/28 N. C. State L 22-28 13/13 17,997 10/18 Penn State L 14-15 5/4 42,491 10/5 Maryland L 0-31 19,130 11/1 at Pittsburgh L 20-21 20,882 10/12 Navy W 17- 9 20,193 11/8 Arizona W 23- 0 24,346 10/19 at Penn State L 14-30 11/9 59,100 11/15 at Navy W 15- 0 20,215 11/2 Pittsburgh L 13-21 rv 25,177 11/22 West Virginia L 10-13 18/ - 21,409 11/9 at West Virginia L 11-39 24,200 11/29 Boston College L 10-35 15,119 11/16 at Boston College L 0-45 18,651 169-126 11/22 at Miami (FL) L 7-14 12,208 1970 (6-4) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 121-271 9/19 at Houston L 15-42 15/NP 40,439 N 1975 (6-5) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney Astrodome, Houston, TX 9/13 Villanova W 24-17 22,867 9/26 Kansas L 14-31 25,000 9/20 Iowa W 10- 7 19,283 10/3 at Illinois L 0-27 39,357 9/27 at Tulane W 31-13 33,200 N 10/10 Maryland W 23- 7 19,872 Superdome, New Orleans, La. 10/17 at Penn State W 24- 7 50,540 10/4 at Maryland L 7-24 43,863 10/24 Navy W 23- 8 28,000 10/11 at Navy L 6-10 23,003 10/31 Pittsburgh W 43-13 15/18 28,392 10/18 Penn State L 7-19 9/8 28,153 11/7 at Army W 31-29 20/ - 41,062 10/25 Boston College W 22-14 24,105 11/14 at West Virginia L 19-28 28,500 11/1 Pittsburgh L 0-38 20,065 11/21 Miami (FL) W 56-16 20,570 11/15 at Virginia W 37- 0 17,250 248-208 11/22 West Virginia W 20-19 - /19 15,336 11/29 at Rutgers L 10-21 22,000 1971 (5-5-1) • Head Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder 174-182 9/18 Wisconsin T 20-20 15/19 31,602 9/25 at Northwestern L 6-12 27,529 1976 (3-8) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 10/2 at Indiana W 7- 0 31,989 9/11 Bowling Green L 7-22 23,859 10/9 at Maryland W 21-13 20,100 9/18 at Iowa L 3-41 54,129 10/16 Penn State L 0-31 rv 9/9 41,382 9/26 Maryland L 28-42 8/8 21,109 10/23 Holy Cross W 63-21 18,308 10/2 Oregon State W 21- 3 18,591 10/30 at Pittsburgh L 21-31 24,497 10/9 Tulane W 3- 0 11,223 11/6 Boston College L 3-10 21,978 10/16 at Penn State L 3-27 61,474 11/13 at Navy L 14-17 15,437 10/23 Temple W 24-16 19,152 11/20 West Virginia W 28-24 18,049 10/30 at Pittsburgh L 13-23 2/2 50,390 12/4 at Miami (FL) W 14- 0 17,224 N 11/6 Navy L 10-27 22,333 197-179 11/13 at Boston College L 14-28 25,433 11/20 at West Virginia L 28-34 27,848 154-263

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 135 SYRACUSE’S GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Ranking (AP/UPI) Ranking (AP/UPI) Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1977 (6-5) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 1981 (4-6-1) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 9/10 at Oregon State L 12-24 20,540 N 9/5 Rutgers L 27-29 38,715 N 9/17 N. C. State L 0-38 20,696 9/12 at Temple L 19-31 15,091 N 9/24 Washington W 22-20 12,839 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA 10/1 at Illinois W 30-20 52,015 9/19 at Illinois L 14-17 57,579 10/8 at Maryland L 10-24 39,100 9/26 Indiana W 21- 7 32,060 10/15 Penn State L 24-31 10/10 27,029 10/3 at Maryland T 17-17 32,000 10/22 at Pittsburgh L 21-28 14/12 43,551 10/17 Penn State L 16-41 2/2 50,037 10/29 Virginia W 6- 3 20,859 10/24 at Pittsburgh L 10-23 2/2 50,330 11/5 at Navy W 45-34 16,709 10/31 Colgate W 47-24 40,309 11/12 Boston College W 20- 3 16,409 11/7 at Navy L 23-35 23,355 11/19 West Virginia W 28- 9 16,118 11/14 Boston College W 27-17 35,623 218-234 11/21 West Virginia W 27-24 - /19 33,117 1978 (3-8) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 248-265 Ranking (AP/USA Today/ESPN) 9/9 Florida State L 0-28 17/16 24,272 9/16 at N. C. State L 19-27 37,800 1982 (2-9) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 9/23 at Michigan State L 21-49 74,571 9/30 Illinois L 14-28 20,101 9/4 at Rutgers W 31- 8 20,890 N 10/7 at West Virginia W 31-15 32,491 Meadowlands, E. Rutherford, NJ 10/14 Maryland L 9-24 10/11 15,079 9/11 Temple L 18-23 29,574 10/21 at Penn State L 15-45 2/2 77,827 9/18 Illinois L 10-47 30,128 11/4 Pittsburgh L 17-18 19/ - 26,037 9/25 at Indiana L 10-17 42,020 N 11/11 Navy W 20-17 18/18 26,429 10/2 Maryland L 3-26 30,214 11/18 at Boston College W 37-23 15,855 10/16 at Penn State L 7-28 8/10 84,762 11/25 at Miami (FL) L 9-21 15,739 N 10/23 Pittsburgh L 0-14 2/2 42,321 192-295 10/30 Colgate W 49-15 36,076 11/6 Navy L 18-20 43,443 11/13 at Boston College L 13-20 21,500 (Due to the construction of the Carrier Dome, SU played 1979 11/20 at West Virginia L 0-26 16/14 48,456 home games at neutral sites) 159-244 1983 (6-5) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 1979 (7-5) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 9/2 at Temple L 6-17 11,549 N Franklin Field, Philadelphia, PA 9/8 at Ohio State L 8-31 86,205 9/10 Kent State W 22-10 24,605 N 9/15 West Virginia W 24-14 10,375 9/17 Northwestern W 35- 0 25,979 N Meadowlands, E.Rutherford, NJ 9/24 Rutgers W 17-13 26,497 9/22 at Northwestern W 54-21 20,121 10/1 at Nebraska L 7-63 1/1 76,382 9/29 Washington State W 52-25 10,004 10/8 Maryland L 13-34 16/14 43,700 Rich Stadium, Orchard Park, NY 10/15 Penn State L 6-17 50,010 10/6 at Kansas W 45-27 36,720 10/29 at Pittsburgh L 10-13 - /20 52,374 10/13 at Temple L 17-49 18,504 N 11/5 at Navy W 14- 7 22,009 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA 11/12 Boston College W 21-10 13/12 41,225 10/20 Penn State L 7-35 53,789 11/19 West Virginia W 27-16 14/15 36,661 Meadowlands, E. Rutherford, NJ 178-200 10/27 Miami (FL) W 25-15 7,729 Rich Stadium, Orchard Park, NY 11/3 at Pittsburgh L 21-28 12/12 43,005 1984 (6-5) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 11/10 at Navy W 30-14 20,385 9/8 at Maryland W 23- 7 38,850 11/17 Boston College L 10-27 20,245 9/15 at Northwestern W 13-12 23,199 at Schoelkopf Field, Ithaca, NY 9/22 Rutgers L 0-19 41,810 N 293-286 9/29 Nebraska W 17- 9 1/1 47,280 Independence Bowl at Shreveport, LA 10/6 at Florida L 0-16 70,189 12/15 McNeese St. W 31- 7 27,234 N 10/13 at West Virginia L 10-20 57,741 10/20 at Penn State L 3-21 19/ - 85,860 10/27 Army W 27-16 41,438 CARRIER DOME OPENS 11/3 Pittsburgh W 13- 7 46,489 11/10 Navy W 29- 0 44,090 1980 (5-6) • Head Coach: Frank Maloney 11/17 at Boston College L 16-24 13/13 60,890 9/13 at Ohio State L 21-31 1/1 86,643 Sullivan Stadium, Foxboro, MA 9/20 Miami (OH) W 36-24 50,564 N 151-151 9/27 Northwestern W 42-21 34,739 10/4 Kansas L 8-23 43,126 1985 (7-5) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 10/11 Temple W 31- 7 36,485 9/14 at Mississippi State L 3-30 26,832 N 10/18 at Penn State L 7-24 12/12 84,790 9/21 Kent State W 34- 0 29,822 N 10/25 Rutgers W 17- 9 39,937 9/28 at Virginia Tech L 14-24 33,400 11/1 Pittsburgh L 6-43 11/10 50,243 10/5 Louisville W 48- 0 26,922 11/8 Navy L 3- 6 50,350 10/19 Penn State L 20-24 6/4 50,021 11/15 at Boston College L 16-27 22,000 10/26 Temple W 29-14 45,391 11/22 at West Virginia W 20- 7 34,441 11/2 at Pittsburgh W 12- 0 25,500 207-222 11/9 at Navy W 24-20 25,049 11/16 Boston College W 41-21 45,790 11/23 at Rutgers W 31-14 19,685 11/30 West Virginia L 10-13 33,431 N 266-160 Cherry Bowl at Pontiac, MI 12/21 vs. Maryland L 18-35 20/rv 51,858

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Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. 1986 (5-6) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 1990 (7-4-2) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 9/6 Mississippi State L 17-24 34,216 N 9/13 at Army L 28-33 38,822 Kickoff Classic at Meadowlands, East Rutherford, NJ 9/20 Virginia Tech L 17-26 27,466 8/31 vs. Southern California L 16-34 - /NP 9/NP 57,293 N 9/27 Rutgers L 10-16 33,577 9/8 Temple W 19- 9 38,925 N 10/4 Missouri W 41- 9 41,035 N 9/15 Michigan State T 23-23 19/22 49,322 N 10/18 at Penn State L 3-42 6/5 85,512 9/22 Pittsburgh T 20-20 rv/25 25/ - 47,996 10/25 at Temple W 27-24 19,422 10/6 at Vanderbilt W 49-14 rv 30,037 N Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA 10/13 at Penn State L 21-27 rv 86,002 11/1 Pittsburgh W 24-20 34,114 10/20 Rutgers W 42- 0 49,521 11/8 Navy W 31-22 36,796 10/27 at Army W 26-14 41,153 11/15 at Boston College L 9-27 32,000 11/3 at Boston College W 35- 6 32,213 11/22 at West Virginia W 34-23 40,106 11/10 Tulane L 24-26 rv 48,848 241-266 11/17 at West Virginia W 31- 7 44,669 11/24 at Miami (FL) L 7-33 rv 2/2 66,196 N 313-213 1987 (11-0-1) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson Aloha Bowl at Honolulu, HI 12/25 vs. Arizona W 28-0 rv/ - 32,217 9/5 Maryland W 25-11 35,234 N SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 21st 9/12 at Rutgers W 20- 3 rv 23,726 9/19 Miami (OH) W 24-10 25/ 33,838 N 9/26 at Virginia Tech W 35-21 22/18 33,300 1991 (10-2, 5-0 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 10/3 at Missouri W 24-13 21/17 36,773 10/17 Penn State W 48-21 13/11 10/10 50,011 9/7 Vanderbilt W 37-10 24/NP 35,541 10/24 Colgate W 52- 6 9/9 48,097 9/14 at Maryland W 31-17 22/NP 41,310 N 10/31 at Pittsburgh W 24-10 8/8 52,714 9/21 Florida W 38-21 18/NP 5/NP 49,823 11/7 at Navy W 34-10 8/8 26,614 9/28 at Tulane W 24- 0 10/10 19,729 N 11/14 Boston College W 45-17 6/6 49,892 10/5 at Florida State L 14-46 10/10 1/1 61,231 11/21 West Virginia W 32-31 6/6 49,866 N 10/12 East Carolina L 20-23 15/17 rv 37,767 363-153 10/19 at Pittsburgh+ W 31-27 24/23 20/20 42,707 Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, LA 10/26 at Rutgers+ W 21- 7 18/18 30,162 1/1 vs. Auburn T 16-16 4/4 6/6 75,495 11/2 Temple+ W 27- 6 18/17 46,819 11/16 Boston College+ W 38-16 17/17 45,453 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 4th; Coaches Poll – 4th 11/23 West Virginia + W 16-10 16/16 45,263 297-183 1988 (10-2) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson Hall of Fame Bowl, Tampa, FL 1/1 vs. Ohio State W 24-17 16/16 25/22 57,789 9/3 Temple W 31-21 23/NP 41,727 N SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 11th; Coaches Poll – 11th 9/10 at Ohio State L 9-26 21/19 rv 89,768 9/24 Virginia Tech W 35- 0 41,118 10/1 Maryland W 20- 9 rv 45,197 10/8 Rutgers W 34-20 48,798 1992 (10-2, 6-1 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 10/15 at Penn State W 24-10 25/20 rv 85,916 N 9/5 at East Carolina W 42-21 10/NP 36,500 N 10/22 at East Carolina W 38-14 19/16 16,450 9/12 Texas W 31-21 9/ 9 49,238 11/5 Navy W 49-21 16/14 49,784 9/19 Ohio State L 12-35 8/10 21/18 46,629 N 11/12 at Boston College W 45-20 15/13 32,000 10/3 at Louisville W 15- 9 17/17 37,323 11/19 at West Virginia L 9-31 14/13 4/4 65,127 N 10/10 Rutgers+ W 50-28 15/15 49,194 12/3 Pittsburgh W 24- 7 18/16 49,860 10/17 at West Virginia+ W 20-17 14/14 24/24 52,657 318-179 10/24 at Temple+ W 38- 7 12/11 11,121 Hall of Fame Bowl at Tampa, FL Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA 1/2 vs. LSU W 23-10 17/16 16/17 51,112 10/31 Pittsburgh+ W 41-10 12/11 48,837 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 13th; Coaches Poll – 12th 11/7 Virginia Tech+ W 28- 9 10/ 9 49,196 11/14 at Boston College+ W 27-10 10/ 9 17/15 33,298 11/21 Miami (FL)+ L 10-16 8/ 7 1/ 1 49,857 1989 (8-4) • Head Coach: Dick MacPherson 314-183 Fiesta Bowl at Tempe, AZ 9/9 at Temple W 43- 3 14/15 20,150 1/1 vs. Colorado W 26-22 6/ 9 10/6 70,224 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 6th; Coaches Poll – 7th 9/16 Army W 10- 7 11/10 48,331 9/23 at Pittsburgh L 23-30 10/13 45,762 N 10/7 Florida State L 10-41 17/19 22/20 49,832 1993 (6-4-1, 3-4 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 10/14 Penn State L 12-34 23/23 49,876 9/4 Ball State W 35-12 6/ 7 45,090 N 10/21 at Rutgers W 49-28 29,276 9/9 at East Carolina W 41-22 6/ 6 33,050 N 10/28 East Carolina W 18-16 48,731 9/18 at Texas T 21-21 6/ 4 65,897 11/4 Boston College W 23-11 49,781 9/25 Cincinnati W 24-21 12/11 48,312 N 11/11 at Navy W 38-17 29,032 10/2 Boston College+ L 29-33 13/13 48,839 11/23 West Virginia L 17-24 17/19 46,757 N 10/16 at Pittsburgh+ W 24-21 24/19 34,268 Coca-Cola Bowl at Tokyo, Japan 10/23 at Miami (FL)+ L 0-49 23/21 6/ 6 63,194 N 12/2 vs. Louisville W 24-13 50,000 10/30 West Virginia+ L 0-43 13/11 49,268 N 267-224 11/6 Temple+ W 52- 3 48,949 Peach Bowl at Atlanta, GA 11/13 at Virginia Tech+ L 24-45 44,772 12/30 vs. Georgia W 19-18 rv 44,911 11/26 at Rutgers+ W 31-18 26,101 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – NR; Coaches Poll – 23rd Meadowlands, East Rutherford, NJ 281-288

+ BIG EAST game • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 137 SYRACUSE’S GAME-BY-GAME SCORES SYRACUSE IN OVERTIME The NCAA instituted overtime periods in 1996. Syracuse has a 7-6 record in the 13 extra-session games it has played since the rule was instituted. In 2002, SU became the first team in NCAA history to have two games settled in triple overtime in the same season. In 1996, California had triple and quadruple overtime games. Date Opponent Result Score Attendance 8/30/97 North Carolina State L 31-32 OT 42,742 11/13/99 at Rutgers+ L 21-24 OT 17,919 10/7/00 PITTSBURGH + W 24-17 2 OT 40,699 9/28/02 at Auburn L 34-37 3 OT 83,667 11/9/02 VIRGINIA TECH + W 50-42 3 OT 48,239 9/6/03 at North Carolina W 49-47 3 OT 47,000 11/6/04 PITTSBURGH + W 38-31 2 OT 37,211 9/9/06 IOWA L 13-20 2 OT 37,199 In 2001 team captains (from left) Graham Manley, Kyle Johnson, P.J. 9/30/06 WYOMING W 40-34 2 OT 38,447 Alexander and Quentin Harris led the Orange to a 26-3 victory against 9/5/09 MINNESOTA L 20-23 OT 48,617 Kansas State to cap a 10-3 season. 9/1/11 WAKE FOREST W 36-29 OT 40,833 Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) 9/24/11 TOLEDO W 33-30 OT 39,116 Year Opponent W/L Score SU Opp Attend. 10/1/11 RUTGERS + L 16-19 2 OT 42,152 + indicates BIG EAST Conference game

Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) 1997 (9-4, 6-1 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni Year Opponent W/L/T Score SU Opp Attend. Kickoff Classic at Meadowlands, East Rutherford, NJ 8/24 vs. Wisconsin W 34- 0 17/16 24/24 51,185 1994 (7-4, 4-3 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 8/30 North Carolina State L 31-32 ot 13/16 42,742 9/3 Oklahoma L 29-30 16/13 48,421 N 9/6 at Oklahoma L 34-36 68,342 9/10 at Cincinnati W 34-19 21,735 N 9/13 at Virginia Tech + L 3-31 22/19 50,137 9/17 Rutgers+ W 37-36 44,925 N 9/20 Tulane W 30-19 42,246 9/24 at East Carolina W 21-18 33,127 10/4 East Carolina W 56- 0 44,054 10/1 Virginia Tech+ W 28-20 - /22 14/10 47,635 10/9 at Rutgers + W 50- 3 19,044 N 10/8 Pittsburgh+ W 31- 7 21/19 47,622 10/18 Temple + W 60- 7 47,720 10/22 at Temple+ W 49-42 16/14 12,241 N 11/1 West Virginia + W 40-10 - /24 17/17 49,273 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA 11/8 Boston College + W 20-13 22/19 49,153 11/5 Miami (FL)+ L 6-27 10/ 9 5/ 3 49,565 11/15 at Pittsburgh + W 32-27 21/19 46,102 11/12 at Boston College+ L 0-31 14/15 25/24 44,500 11/29 at Miami + W 33-13 16/16 25,147 11/19 Maryland W 21-16 - /24 48,309 423-191 11/24 at West Virginia+ L 0-13 22/20 40,369 N Fiesta Bowl at Tempe, AZ 256-259 12/31 vs. Kansas State L 18-35 14/14 10/9 69,367 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 21st; Coaches Poll – 20th

1995 (9-3, 5-2 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 1998 (8-4, 6-1 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/2 at North Carolina W 20- 9 20/20 52,400 N 9/5 Tennessee L 33-34 17/14 10/10 49,550 9/9 East Carolina L 24-27 22/20 36,547 9/12 at Michigan W 38-28 19/18 13/14 111,012 9/23 Minnesota W 27-17 rv 42,780 9/19 Rutgers + W 70-14 13/13 42,716 9/30 at Rutgers+ W 27-17 32,832 N 10/1 at North Carolina State L 17-38 11/11 51,200 N 10/7 Temple+ W 31-14 40,636 10/10 Cincinnati W 63-21 24/24 47,251 10/14 Eastern Michigan W 52-24 - /24 38,902 10/17 at Boston College + W 42-25 23/22 43,413 10/21 West Virginia+ W 22- 0 rv/20 48,880 10/31 Pittsburgh + W 45-28 17/19 49,012 11/4 at Virginia Tech+ L 7-31 20/15 51,239 11/7 at West Virginia + L 28-35 15/17 54,655 N 11/11 at Pittsburgh+ W 42-10 23/22 20,279 11/14 Virginia Tech + W 28-26 - /25 16/12 49,336 11/18 Boston College + W 58-29 23/22 49,384 11/21 at Temple + W 38- 7 24/24 12,483 11/25 at Miami (FL)+ L 24-35 22/18 25/25 47,544 N Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA 334-213 11/28 Miami + W 66-13 21/22 19/20 49,521 Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, FL 468-269 1/1 vs. Clemson W 41- 0 - /22 23/21 45,202 Orange Bowl at Miami, FL SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 19th; Coaches Poll – 16th 1/2 vs. Florida L 10-31 18/17 7/7 67,919 N SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 25th; Coaches Poll – 24th 1996 (9-3, 6-1 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/7 North Carolina L 10-27 9/11 24/22 48,097 N 1999 (7-5, 3-4 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/21 at Minnesota L 33-35 23/24 45,756 N 9/28 Virginia Tech+ W 52-21 18/16 49,069 9/2 at Toledo W 35-12 27,900 N 10/5 Rutgers+ W 42- 0 48,112 9/11 Central Michigan W 47- 7 av 45, 563 N 10/12 Pittsburgh+ W 55- 7 45,103 9/18 Michigan L 13-18 rv 6/5 49,249 N 10/26 at Boston College+ W 45-17 44,500 9/25 West Virginia+ W 30- 7 44,890 11/2 at West Virginia+ W 30- 7 rv 18/17 56,312 10/2 Tulane W 47-17 22/19 48,286 11/9 at Tulane W 31- 7 24/23 13,537 10/7 at Pittsburgh+ W 24-17 18/17 45,455 11/16 Army W 42-17 19/19 22/23 49,257 10/16 at VirginiaTech + L 0-62 16/15 4/4 53,130 11/23 at Temple+ W 36-15 16/17 4,312 10/30 Boston College + L 23-24 - /24 48,487 Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA 11/6 Temple + W 27-10 43,970 11/30 Miami (FL)+ L 31-38 16/17 23/23 49,426 11/13 at Rutgers + L 21-24 ot 17,919 407-191 11/27 at Miami + L 13-45 35,208 Liberty Bowl at Memphis, TN 280-243 12/27 vs. Houston W 30-17 22/22 49,163 Music City Bowl at Nashville, TN SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 21st; Coaches Poll – 19th 12/29 vs. Kentucky W 20-13 59,221 SU’s Final Ranking: AP – ARV; Coaches Poll – ARV + BIG EAST game 138 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE’S GAME-BY-GAME SCORES

Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) Year Opponent W/L Score SU Opp Attend. Year Opponent W/L Score SU Opp Attend. 2000 (6-5, 4-3 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/2 Buffalo W 63- 7 rv 40,634 2004 (6-6, 4-2 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/9 at Cincinnati L 10-12 rv 17,717 9/23 at East Carolina L 17-34 33,026 9/5 at Purdue L 0-51 24/23 56,827 9/30 Brigham Young W 42-14 43,090 N 9/11 at Buffalo W 37-17 29,013 N 10/7 Pittsburgh + W 24-17 2 ot arv 40,699 9/18 Cincinnati W 19- 7 32,893 10/14 at Boston College + L 13-20 44,500 9/25 at Virginia L 10-31 13/12 59,699 10/21 Virginia Tech + L 14-22 2/2 49,033 N 10/2 Rutgers + W 41-31 40,153 11/04 at West Virginia + W 31-27 51,422 10/9 Florida State L 13-17 8/ 8 40,539 N 11/11 at Temple University + W 31-12 16,132 10/21 at West Virginia + L 6-27 15/14 52,909 N 11/18 Miami + L 0-26 2/2 49,327 10/30 Connecticut + W 42-30 34,545 11/25 Rutgers + W 49-21 35,589 11/6 Pittsburgh + W 38-31 2OT 37,211 294-212 11/13 at Temple + L 24-34 15,564 11/27 at Boston College + W 43-17 17/19 44,500 Champs Sports Bowl at Orlando, FL 12/21 Georgia Tech L 14-51 28,237 N 2001 (10-3, 6-1 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 287-344 Kickoff Classic at Meadowlands, East Rutherford, NJ 8/26 vs Georgia Tech L 7-13 10/13 41,517 2005 (1-10, 0-7 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Greg Robinson 9/1 at Tennessee L 9-33 8/ 8 107,725 9/4 West Virginia + L 7-15 45,418 9/8 Central Florida W 21-10 35,938 9/10 Buffalo W 31- 0 34,442 9/15 East Carolina postponed to 9/29 9/17 Virginia L 24-27 25/20 40,027 9/22 Auburn W 31-14 43,403 N 10/1 at Florida State L 14-38 6/ 7 83,717 9/29 East Carolina W 44-30 36,347 10/7 at Connecticut + L 7-26 40,000 N 10/6 at Rutgers + W 24-17 17,511 10/15 Rutgers + L 9-31 39,022 10/13 at Pittsburgh + W 42-10 52,367 10/22 at Pittsburgh + L 17-34 33,059 10/20 Temple + W 45- 3 42,115 10/29 Cincinnati + L 16-22 42,457 10/27 at Virginia Tech + W 22-14 5/ 4 53,662 11/12 South Florida + L 0-27 40,144 11/10 West Virginia + W 24-13 18/18 43,753 11/19 at Notre Dame L 10-34 6/ 7 80,795 11/17 at Miami + L 0-59 14/13 1/ 2 52,896 11/26 at Louisville + L 17-41 17/18 37,896 11/24 Boston College + W 39-28 22/21 25/ - 45,063 N 152-295 308-244 Insight.com Bowl at Phoenix, AZ 12/29 Kansas State W 26-3 18/18 40,028 N 2006 (4-8, 1-6 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Greg Robinson 9/2 at Wake Forest L 10-20 34,121 N SU’s Final Ranking: AP – 14th; Coaches Poll – 14th 9/9 Iowa L 13-20 2OT 14/ 15 37,199 9/16 at Illinois W 31-21 40,657 2002 (4-8, 2-5 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/23 Miami (OH) W 34-14 35,274 N 8/29 at Brigham Young L 21-42 65,612 N 9/30 Wyoming W 40-34 2OT 38,447 9/7 North Carolina L 22-30 39,444 N 10/7 Pittsburgh + L 11-21 41,870 9/14 Rhode Island W 63-17 43,089 10/14 at West Virginia + L 17-41 4/ 5 60,051 9/28 at Auburn L 34-37 3OT - /25 83,667 N 10/21 Louisville + L 13-28 6/ 6 35,708 10/5 Pittsburgh + L 24-48 39,947 10/28 at Cincinnati + L 3-17 20,146 10/12 at Temple + L 16-17 17,220 11/11 at South Florida + L 10-27 29,694 10/19 at West Virginia + L 7-34 45,088 11/18 Connecticut + W 20-14 35,079 10/26 Rutgers + W 45-14 37,158 11/25 at Rutgers + L 7-38 15/ 16 43,791 11/2 at Central Florida W 38-35 24,043 N 209-295 11/9 Virginia Tech + W 50-42 3OT 8/7 48,239 11/16 at Boston College + L 20-41 36,221 2007 (2-10, 1-6 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Greg Robinson 11/30 Miami + L 7-49 1/1 45,679 8/31 WASHINGTON L 12-42 40,329 N 347-406 9/8 at Iowa L 0-35 70,585 N 9/15 ILLINOIS L 20-41 34,188 2003 (6-6, 2-5 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Paul Pasqualoni 9/22 at Louisville + W 38-35 18/19 40,922 9/6 at North Carolina W 49-47 3 OT 47,000 9/29 at Miami (OH) L 14-17 16,800 9/13 Louisville L 20-30 38,550 10/6 WEST VIRGINIA + L 14-55 13/12 35,345 9/20 Central Florida W 38-14 35,103 10/13 RUTGERS + L 14-38 36,226 9/27 Toledo W 34- 7 36,083 N 10/20 BUFFALO W 20-12 30,897 10/11 at Virginia Tech + L 7-51 4/ 4 61,115 11/3 at Pittsburgh + L 17-20 31,374 10/18 Boston College + W 39-14 45,313 11/10 USF + L 10-41 38,039 10/25 at Pittsburgh + L 14-34 61,421 11/17 at Connecticut + L 7-30 #25/rv 40,000 11/8 Temple + W 41- 7 43,149 11/24 CINCINNATI + L 31-52 #24/av 30,040 N 11/15 at Miami + L 10-17 14/14 48,130 197-418 1122 West Virginia + L 23-34 25/rv 41,801 11/29 at Rutgers + L 7-24 18,563 2008 (3-9, 1-6 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Greg Robinson 12/6 Notre Dame W 38-12 48,170 8/30 at Northwestern L 10-30 20,015 320-291 9/6 AKRON L 28-42 31,808 9/13 PENN STATE L 13-55 17/17 45,795 9/20 NORTHEASTERN W 30-21 34,694 9/27 PITTSBURGH + L 24-34 27,549 10/4 Open 10/11 at West Virginia + L 6-17 58,133 10/18 at South Florida + L 13-45 19/20 51,384 10/25 Open 11/1 LOUISVILLE + W 28-21 rv/rv 32,917 N 11/8 at Rutgers + L 17-35 42,172 11/15 CONNECTICUT + L 14-39 28,081 N 11/22 at Notre Dame W 24-23 80,795 11/29 at Cincinnati + L 10-30 16/16 34,603 217-392 + BIG EAST game

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 139 SYRACUSE’S GAME-BY-GAME SCORES

The 2012 Orange beat West Virginia, 38-14, in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium, giving Syracuse a 2-0 record in the Yankee Stadium game. Syracuse beat Kansas State in the inaugural Pinstripe Bowl in 2010.

Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) Ranking (AP/USA Today-ESPN) Year Opponent W/L Score SU Opp Attend. Year Opponent W/L Score SU Opp Attend. 2009 (4-8, 1-6 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Doug Marrone 2011 (5-7, 1-6 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Doug Marrone 9/5 MINNESOTA L 20-23 OT --/rv 48,617 9/1 Wake Forest W 36-29 OT 40,833 N 9/12 at Penn State L 7-28 7/5 106,387 9/10 Rhode Island W 21-14 36,421 9/19 NORTHWESTERN W 37-34 --/rv 40,251 N 9/17 at Southern California L 17-38 --/rv 65,873 N 9/26 MAINE W 41-24 35,632 N 9/24 Toledo W 33-30 OT 39,116 N 10/3 SOUTH FLORIDA + L 20-34 rv/rv 40,147 10/1 Rutgers + L 16-19 2OT 42,152 10/10 WEST VIRGINIA + L 13-34 rv/rv 40,144 10/8 at Tulane W 37-34 23,188N 10/17 Open 10/21 West Virginia + W 49-23 11/14 45,265N 10/24 AKRON W 28-14 36,991 10/29 at Louisville + L 10-27 rv/rv 44,817 10/31 CINCINNATI + L 7-28 5/7 33,802 11/5 at Connecticut + L 21-28 38,769 11/7 at Pittsburgh + L 10-37 14/14 46,885 11/11 South Florida + L 17-37 41,582N 11/14 at Louisville + L 9-10 33,223 11/26 Cincinnati + L 13-30 rv/-- 38,159 11/21 RUTGERS + W 31-13 25/rv 36,759 12/3 at Pittsburgh + L 20-33 40,058 11/28 at Connecticut + L 31-56 40,000 290-342 254-335 2012 (8-5, 5-2 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Doug Marrone 2010 (8-5, 4-3 BIG EAST) • Head Coach: Doug Marrone 9/1 Northwestern L 41-42 37,830 9/4 at Akron W 29- 3 15,969 N New York’s College Classic, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ 9/11 at Washington L 20-41 62,418 N 9/8 vs. USC ! L 29-42 2/2 39,507 9/18 MAINE W 38-14 37,758 N 9/15 Stony Brook W 28-17 34,512 9/25 COLGATE W 42- 7 38,068 9/22 at Minnesota L 10-17 50,805 10/9 at South Florida + W 13- 9 41,917 10/5 Pittsburgh + W 14-13 40,394 10/16 PITTSBURGH + L 14-45 40,168 10/13 at Rutgers + L 15-23 20/19 48,011 10/23 at West Virginia + W 19-14 20/19 58,122 10/19 Connecticut + W 40-10 36,715 10/30 at Cincinnati + W 31- 7 rv/rv 32,072 10/27 at South Florida + W 37-36 38,562 11/6 LOUISVILLE + L 20-28 rv/rv 40,735 11/3 at Cincinnati + L 24-35 26,180 11/13 at Rutgers + W 13-10 rv/-- 49,911 11/10 Louisville + W 45-26 11/10 40,312 11/20 CONNECTICUT + L 6-23 rv/rv 41,465 11/17 at Missouri W 31-27 63,045 11/27 BOSTON COLLEGE L 7-16 42,191 11/23 at Temple + W 38-20 22,317 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl, Yankee Stadium 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl, Yankee Stadium 12/30 vs. Kansas State W 36-34 38.274 N 12/29 vs. West Virginia W 38-14 39,098 288-251 390-322

+ BIG EAST game 140 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE BOWL HISTORY SYRACUSE’S BOWL GAME CHRONOLOGY SUccess Stories Rose Bowl Jan. 1, 1915 After a 9-1-2 regular season Syracuse was invited to the Rose Bowl. The One of A Kind University declined the invitation due to an earlier trip to the west coast Syracuse quarterback – the first by an eastern school. Marvin Graves is one Orange Bowl Jan. 1, 1953 of just six players to #9 Alabama 61, #14 Syracuse 6 66,208 win the Most Valuable Cotton Bowl Jan. 1, 1957 Player Award at three #14 TCU 28, #8 Syracuse 27 68,000 different bowl games. The Orange Bowl Jan. 1, 1959 Washington, D.C. native #5 Oklahoma 21, #9 Syracuse 6 75,281 was the MVP of the 1990 Cotton Bowl Jan. 1, 1960 Aloha Bowl, the 1992 Hall #1 Syracuse 23, #4 Texas 14 75,504 of Fame Bowl and the Liberty Bowl Dec. 16, 1961 1993 Fiesta Bowl. Syracuse 15, Miami (FL) 14 15,712 Sugar Bowl Jan. 1, 1965 #7 LSU 13, Syracuse 10 65,000 Gator Bowl Dec. 31, 1966 Tennessee 18, Syracuse 12 60,312 Independence Bowl Dec. 15, 1979 Syracuse 31, McNeese State 7 27,234 SYRACUSE’S BOWL FACTS Cherry Bowl Dec. 21, 1985 Scoring Breakdown #18/19 Maryland 35, Syracuse 18 51,858 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total SYRACUSE 117 111 123 166 517 Sugar Bowl Jan. 1, 1988 Opponent 121 159 117 95 492 #4/4 Syracuse 16, #7/7 Auburn 16 75,495 Hall of Fame Bowl Jan. 2, 1989 Most points scored by SU in a quarter #13/12 Syracuse 23, #19/-- LSU 10 51,112 23 vs. West Virginia, 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl (3rd)

Peach Bowl Dec. 30, 1989 Most points scored by SU in a half Syracuse 19, Georgia 18 44,911 28 vs. McNeese St., 1979 Independence (2nd) Aloha Bowl Dec. 25, 1990 #--/21 Syracuse 28, Arizona 0 32,217 Most points scored against SU in a quarter 22, Maryland, 1985 Cherry (2nd) Hall of Fame Bowl Jan. 1, 1992 #6/7 Syracuse 24, Ohio State 17 57,789 Most points scored against SU in a half Fiesta Bowl Jan. 1, 1993 40, Alabama, 1953 Orange (2nd) #6/7 Syracuse 26, #13/13 Colorado 22 70,224 Widest margin of victory for SU Gator Bowl Jan. 1, 1996 41, Clemson (41-0), 1996 Gator Syracuse 41, Clemson 0 45,202 Liberty Bowl Dec. 27, 1996 Widest margin of defeat for SU Syracuse 30, Houston 17 49,163 55, Alabama (61-6), 1953 Orange Fiesta Bowl Dec. 31, 1997 Kansas State 35, Syracuse 18 69,367 SYRACUSE’S RECORD BY BOWL GAME Orange Bowl Jan. 2, 1999 Aloha Bowl 1 0 1.000 Florida 31, Syracuse 10 67,919 Champs Sports Bowl 0 1 .000 Cherry Bowl 0 1 .000 Music City Bowl Dec. 29, 1999 Cotton Bowl 1 1 .500 Syracuse 20, Kentucky 13 59,221 Fiesta Bowl 1 1 .500 Insight.com Bowl Dec. 29, 2001 Gator Bowl 1 1 .500 Syracuse 26, Kansas State 3 40,028 Hall of Fame Bowl 2 0 1.000 Champs Sports Bowl Dec. 21, 2004 Independence Bowl 1 0 1.000 Georgia Tech 51, Syracuse 14 28,237 Insight.com Bowl 1 0 1.000 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Dec. 30, 2010 Liberty Bowl 2 0 1.000 Syracuse 36, Kansas State 34 38,274 Music City Bowl 1 0 1.000 New Era Pinstripe Bowl 2 0 1.000 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Dec. 29, 2012 Orange Bowl 0 3 .000 Syracuse 38 West Virginia 14 39,098 Peach Bowl 1 0 1.000 Total 1,273,366 Sugar Bowl 0 1 1 .250 Average Attendance 53,057 Total 14 9 1 .604

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 141 SYRACUSE BOWL HISTORY SYRACUSE’S BOWL GAME MVPS 1957 Cotton Bowl Jim Brown, Outstanding Back 1960 Cotton Bowl Ernie Davis, Outstanding Back 1961 Liberty Bowl Ernie Davis, Outstanding Back Dick Easterly, Most Valuable Player 1966 Gator Bowl Floyd Little, Most Valuable Player 1979 Independence Bowl Joe Morris, Outstanding Offensive Player

1988 Sugar Bowl Running back Delone Carter earned the 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Don McPherson, Outstanding Offensive Player Most Valuable Player honor after rushing for a career-high 198 yards on 27 1989 Hall of Fame Bowl carries and scoring two touchdowns. Robert Drummond, Most Valuable Player 1989 Peach Bowl Michael Owens, Most Valuable Offensive Player Terry Wooden, Most Valuable Defensive Player 1990 Aloha Bowl Marvin Graves, Most Outstanding Player 1992 Hall of Fame Bowl Marvin Graves, Most Valuable Player 1993 Fiesta Bowl Marvin Graves, Offensive Player of the Game Kevin Mitchell, Defensive Player of the Game 1996 Gator Bowl Donovan McNabb, Outstanding Offensive Player 1996 Liberty Bowl Rod Gadson, Outstanding Defensive Player Malcolm Thomas, Outstanding Offensive Player 1997 Fiesta Bowl Jason Walters, Sportsmanship Award 1999 Music City Bowl James Mungro, Most Valuable Player 2001 Insight.com Bowl Quarterback Donovan McNabb won the 1996 Gator Bowl Outstanding Offensive James Mungro, Most Valuable Offensive Player Player award after leading the Orange to a 41-0 victory against Clemson. Clifton Smith, Most Valuable Defensive Player 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Delone Carter, Most Valuable Player 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl Prince-Tyson Gulley, Most Valuable Player SYRACUSE COACHES BOWL WON-LOSS RECORDS W L T Doug Marrone 2 0 0 Paul Pasqualoni 6 3 0 Frank Maloney 1 0 0 Dick MacPherson 3 1 1 Floyd (Ben) Schwartzwalder 2 5 0 Total 14 9 1

Running back James Mungro won two bowl game Most Valuable Player awards, including the honor for his three-touchdown performance in the 2001 Insight.com Bowl victory against Kansas State (above) and the 1999 Music City Bowl win against Kentucky.

142 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Butler, Michael R...... 1995 A Butzke, Herbert ...... 1980-81-82 Abbott, Lafayette ...... 1919-20 Butler, Clement ...... 1954 (Mgr.) Abdo, Nicholas ...... 1944-45-46-47 Byrd, David L...... 1998-99 Abraham, Byron ...... 1985-87 Byrne, Charles V...... 1898-99 Abrams, Kevin R...... 1994-95-96 Abrams, Prentice D...... 1931 C Acchione, Garry ...... 1978-80 Cadigan, Robert E...... 1905-06-07-08 Acchione, Michael ...... 2011 Cain, Louis ...... 2004-05-06 Ackley, Edward H...... 1955-56 Calderon, Christopher ...... 2005 Ackley, Erie L...... 1904 (Mgr.) Caldwell, Jr., Joseph ...... 1924 (Mgr.) Ackley, Willard D...... 1918-19 Cameron, John ...... 1976-77-78-79 Acocella, Angelo A...... 1944-45-46-47 Camp, Samuel H...... 1909-10-11-12 Adamcik, Christopher P...... 1995 Campbell Jr., Cornelius ...... 2005-06-07 Adams, Kyle M...... 1992-93 Campbell, Malik T...... 1999-2000-01 Adams, Raymond ...... 1948-49 Campolieto, Leonard J...... 1970-71 Adams, Robert B...... 1894-95-96 Canale, Leo P...... 1939-40-41 Aebisher, Louis J...... 1935 Cann, Alan B...... 1955-56 Ahern, Timothy P...... 1975-77 Cannon, Edward J...... 1901-02 Ahern, Ryan J...... 2010 Cantey, Parker ...... 2007-08 Aikens, Lawrence M...... 1928-29 Capachione, John D...... 1991 Akano, John ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Cappadona, Joseph T...... 1952-53-54 Albanese, Vannie M...... 1934-35-36-37 Caramanna, Pasquale J...... 1959 Albright, Edward M...... 1953-54-55 Carey III, John A...... 1988 Albstein, Arthur M...... 1975-76 (Mgr.) Carges, Roger C...... 1990 Alexander, Joseph ...... 1917-18-19-20 Carley, Leon A...... 1891 (Mgr.) Alexander, Louiszell K...... 2012 Carlin, Jawood E...... 1977 Alexander, Patrick J...... 1998-99-2000-01 Carlson, Arne ...... 1944 Alexander, Samuel W...... 1952-53-54 Carlson, Lyle S...... 1953-55 Alford, Lynwood ...... 1985 Carney, Brendan T...... 2003-04-05-06 Alger, Doug ...... 1944-45 Carpenter, Robert G...... 1989-90 Alkoff, Louis ...... 1934 Carpentieri, Russ ...... 1982 Aloise, Richard J...... 1956-57 Carr, Harlan B...... 1924-25-26 Allen, Edward B...... 1965-66 College football was a natural place for Joe Burton (65), who lettered from 1999 through Carr, Lewis S...... 1900 Allen, Gerald T...... 1982-83-84 Carroll, Charles A...... 1928 Allen, Gregory ...... 1969-72 2001. His father played both collegiate and professional football and his brother played as Carroll, Robert ...... 1945 Allen, Oley O...... 1966-67 an undergraduate. At Syracuse, Burton was a three-year starter on the offensive line. Carter, Charles A...... 1975-76 Allen, Philip H...... 1937-38-39 Carter, Rodney ...... 1982-83-84 Allen, Will D...... 1997-98-99-2000 Banks, Vernon D...... 1998-99 Bernabei, Andrew ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Brominski, Stephen E...... 1996-97-98-99 Carter, Delone M...... 2006-08-09-10 Allgood, R. Lonnie ...... 1973-74-75 Barber, Collin A...... 2001-02-03-04 Berger, Eugene ...... 1939-40-41 Bromley, Jason C...... 2010-11-12 Caruso, Joseph G...... 1977-79 Allport, Ian ...... 2011 Barbuti, Raymond J...... 1925-26-27 Bergoffen, William W...... 1929 Brooks, Cory A...... 2005 Cashman, Jerome F...... 1954-55-56 Alther, Ernest ...... 1942 Barclay, Robert J...... 1969 (Mgr.) Bernard, Michael E...... 1988-89-90 Brooks, David B...... 1981 Casmay, David E...... 1965-66-67 Althouse, Donald H...... 1952-55-56 Barker, John ...... 2005-07 Berner, Milford C...... 1928-29-30 Brooks, E. Hawley ...... 1915 (Mgr.) Cassata, James R...... 1965-66-67 Ameen-Moore, Adonis ...... 2011-12 Barker, Kevin M...... 1989-90-91 Berthold, Paul ...... 1940-41-42 Brophy, J. Henry ...... 1927-28-29 Castle, John F...... 1949 Andelman, Edward J...... 1948-49 (Mgr.) Barksdale, Lawrence ...... 1963 Bethmann, Mark ...... 1981 Brotzki, Robert ...... 1982-83-84-85 Castle, Lewis S...... 1911-12-13 Anderson, Antonio K...... 1993-94-95-96 Barlette, Robert ...... 1972-73 Bevill, Bryce K...... 1992-93-94 Browchuck, Andrew ...... 1950-51 Castner, Lee C...... 1968 Anderson, Gary ...... 1978-79-80-81 Barlow, J. Brad ...... 1985 Beyer, Richard ...... 1950-51-52 Brown, Anthony J...... 2005-06-07-08 Caswell, Frederick M...... 1891 Anderson, Harry D...... 1905-08-09 Barnes, Christopher ...... 1985-86-87 Bidlack, Richard A...... 1967-68 Brown, Alban S...... 1987-88-89 Catalina, Cody T...... 2008-09 Anderson, James E...... 1957-58-59 Barnes, Jamie ...... 1982 Biggs, Carl S...... 1923-24-25 Brown, Ancil D...... 1900-01-02 Cervino, Chaz A...... 2008 Anderson, Ri’Shard T...... 2009-11-12 Barowski, Sean M...... 1989 Bill, Michael ...... 1955-56-57 Brown, Sr., C.C...... 1894 Chalk, Martin J...... 1981-83-84 Anderson, Richard F...... 1956-58 Barradas, George ...... 1945-46 Bingham, Craig ...... 1978-79-80-81 Brown, Charles E...... 1963-64-65 Champlin, Ernest G...... Anderson, Robin D...... 2000-01-02-03 Barry, Herbert H...... 1906-08-09 Bisgood, Byron T...... 1909 (Mgr.) Brown, Dadrian L...... 1997-98-99-2000 Chapman, Kenneth ...... 1941 Anderson, Willard ...... 1920-21-22 Barsha, John ...... 1916-17-18-19 Bisik, Louis J...... 1927 Brown, Edward J...... 1912 Chapman, Preston G...... 1905 Andreas, Lewis P...... 1919-20 Bartholomew, James ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Biskup, John H...... 1989-90-91-92 Brown, Ernest D...... 1991-92-93 Charles, Michael ...... 1979-80-81-82 Anene, Jideofor D...... 2012 Bartholomew, Ryan F...... 2008-09-10 Blake, William H...... 1928-29 Brown, Eugene ...... 2005 Chavers, Corey A...... 2006-07-08 Ansley, Ernest C...... 1911 Bartlett, Ronald A...... 1957-58-59 Blatt, Dennis A...... 1972-73-74 Brown, G. Edwin ...... 1915-16-17 Cheney, Stephen ...... 1938 (Mgr.) Appelhof, David W...... 1957-58-59 Barton, Neil ...... 1976-77 Blazek, John ...... 1936 (Mgr.) Brown, George D...... 1946-47-48-49 Chenoweth, Eric P...... 1992-93-94 Applebee, John ...... 2011 (Mgr.) Bary, Ousmane S...... 1989-90-92 Bletsch, Gary ...... 1968-69-70 Brown, James ...... 1934-35-36 Cherundolo, John C...... 1967-68-69 Arcade, Joseph D...... 1964 Baselice, Jonathan B...... 2006 Blodgett, A. Burr ...... 1937 (Mgr.) Brown, James N...... 1954-55-56 Chestnut, Nicholas M...... 2005-06-07 Archer, David W...... 1961-63-64 Bastable, S. Jeffrey ...... 1968 (Mgr.) Blue, Daniel M...... 1903 Brown, Jerry ...... 1947 Chew, Vanzago L...... 2008-09-10-11 Archis, Lawrence J...... 1975-76-77-78 Batter, George ...... 1924 Boatman, Cory M...... 2009-10-11 Brown, John C...... 1959-60-61 Cheyunski, James M...... 1964-65-67 Archoska, Julius ...... 1924-25-26 Battles, Chad A...... 2008-09-10 Bodine, George H...... 1970-71 Brown, Matthew ...... 1915-16-17 Chiara, Paul W...... 2005-06-07-08 Aritz, Nick ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Bauer, Kevin R...... 1990 Bogosian, Ike ...... 1979-80-81 Brown, Michael A...... 1995-96 Chiari, Gerald ...... 1967 Arkeilpane, Robert J...... 1977-78-79-80 Baugher, Erie D...... 1971 Bohannon, Kenneth E...... 1970-71 Brown, Raymond ...... 1938 (Mgr.) Chibane, Zacharia M...... 2009-10-11-12 Armour, Sidney L...... 1989-90 Baumbach, Aaron A...... 2007-08-09 Bokel, Christopher P...... 2000 Brown, Quinton D...... 2004-05-07 Chlebeck, Michael C...... 1968-69-70 Armstrong, R.M...... 1913 Bavaro, David A...... 1986-87-88-89 Boland, Earl F...... 1902-03 Brown, William ...... 1955-56 Cholakis, Leon ...... 1959-60-62 Arnold, Paul W...... 1895 Bayley, John M...... 1924-25-26 Bond, George H...... 1891-93-94 Brown, William R...... 1974-75-76 Chomyszak, Steven ...... 1965 Arrington, Josh D...... 2007 Baylock, Victor ...... 1935-36-37 Bond, Steven J...... 1986 Broyld, Ashton M...... 2012 Christmas, William ...... 1945 Atkinson, Jamar ...... 2005-06 Bayles, Eugene ...... 1950 Boniti, Charles A...... 1970-71-72 Bruckner, Nick ...... 1982 Christodulu, Gregory ...... 1982-83 Ascherman, Ernest ...... 1941 Baysinger, Harold W...... 1927 Bonstead, DeForest H...... 1896 Bruett, James M...... 1936-37-38 Chulada, Charles ...... 1970-71-72 Atwater, David H...... 1897-1900 Baysinger, Reeves S...... 1921-22-23 Borgognoni, Charles A...... 1974 (Mgr.) Brunner, Raymond A...... 1938 (Mgr.) Chupaila, James W...... 1967 Atwater, John C...... Baysinger, Jr., Reeves S...... 1944 Borton, Robert H...... 1929 Bryant, Christopher ...... 1994 Church, Hiram ...... 1889 Auld, Douglas C...... 1970-71 Bazar, William ...... 1942 Bouchard, David ...... 2007 Bucci, Michael J...... 1992 Ciervo, Daniel A...... 1956-57 Austin, Eugene C...... 1950 Bazile, Wilky ...... 1992-93-94 Bouchard, John ...... 1944-45 Bucey, Daniel H...... 1987-88-89 Cirillo, Ted ...... 1981-82 Avery, George S...... 1893-94-95 Beach, Gerald J...... 1966-67-68 Bouthiller, Fernand ...... 1937-39 Buchsbaum, Lee M...... 1944-47-48-49 Clark, Christopher ...... 2012 Avery, Robert H...... 1974-75-76-77 Beaudoin, Mathieu ...... 1998 Bowen, Cory ...... 1996-97-98-99 Buchwald, Clarence ...... 1935-36 Clark, Frank D...... 1904 Ayling, James A...... 1910-11-12 Beauregard, Joseph E...... 1970 Bowers, Edward E...... 1958-59 Buda, Christopher J...... 2003 Clark, John M...... 1908-09 Bechara, Charles M...... 1977-78 Bowman, Brandon ...... 2001 Bugenhagen, Gary A...... 1965-66 Clark, Willis ...... 1924-25-26 B Beckom, Jon ...... 1961 Bowman, Chester ...... 1922-23-24 Bulicz, John J...... 1966-67-68 Clarke, Bradlee F...... 1963-64 Babbitt, Grover C...... 1913 Bedle, J.J. M...... 2005 Bowman, Richard B...... 1961-62-63 Bull, Charles J...... 1992 Clarke, Kenneth M...... 1975-76-77 Babcock, Bruce ...... 1978-79-80 Bednarz, Blake K...... 1986-87-88-89 Boyer, David A...... 1970-71 Bullard, Donald H...... 1965-66-67 Clash, Harwood G...... 1920-21 Baccile, Nicholas J...... 1956 Bednash, John ...... 1985 Boyer, Nathan P...... 1975 Bullock, William ...... 1942 Clayton, Marcus K...... 2003-04-05 Bachman, John H...... 1923 (Mgr.) Belcastro, Peter ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Boynton, Laurence W...... 1972-73 Bulluck, Keith, J...... 1996-97-98-99 Cleveland, Clayton ...... 2011-12 Bagley, Richard W...... 1947-48-49 Beehner, Kenneth ...... 1939-40-41 Brace, Donald B...... 1961 Burch, Earl G...... 1891 Cobb, Alfred R...... 1915-16-17 Bailey, Antwon B...... 2008-09-10-11 Belcher, Harry B...... 1904 Brandstadt, Fred E...... 1958 Burke, Edwin ...... 1938-39 Cobb, D. Raymond ...... 1891 Bailey, Daniel ...... 2008 Bell, Arthur ...... 1946 (Mgr.) Brane, DeForest ...... 1902-03 Burlingame, Menzo ...... 1889 Cody, Bennett ...... 1933-34 Bailey, Edward ...... 1954-56 Bell, William G...... 1985 Braney, Joseph P...... 1915 Burnell, Brian ...... 1978 Cody, George F...... 1949 Baker, Arthur L...... 1958-59-60 Bell, Kyle D...... 2007 Brannen, Gary P...... 1993 Burnett, Robert B...... 1987-88-89 Coffin, Edward T...... 1956-57 Baker, Barry L...... 2002 Bellamy, Victor ...... 1982-83-84 Brazel, George ...... 1960 Burns, Bernard M...... 1914-15 Coghill, William J...... 1967-70-71 Baker, David L...... 1957-58-60 Belton, Keith D...... 2002-03 Brennan, James J...... 1975-76 Burns, Mark C...... 1977 (Mgr.) Cogswell, Jack D...... 1932 Baker, Gerald ...... 1938 Bemiller, Albert D...... 1958-59-60 Brennan, Joseph T...... 1973-74 Burrell, Lennius O...... 1903-04 Cohen, Leon H...... 1949-50 Baldwin, Donald ...... 1926 Benecick, Alexander G...... 1956-57-58 Brenneman, Neil E...... 1951-52-53 Burrett, Adelbert P...... 1927 (Mgr.) Cohen, Marvin ...... 1944-45 Ball, Torrey J...... 2009-10-11 Benecick, William S...... 1965-66 Brickman, Herman ...... 1916-17 Burton, Charles L...... 1998-99-2000-01 Coker, Lewellyn D...... 2010-11-12 Balmer, Lester ...... 1937-38-39 Benedict, Harry L...... 1891 Bright, Michael J...... 1972-73-74 Burton, Joseph P...... 1999-2000-01 Colceri, John ...... 1950-51 Bancroft, Robert N...... 1967-68-69 Bennett, James B...... 1961 Brill, James N...... 1954-55 Burton, Robert E...... 1907 Cole, George ...... 1944 Banger, Richard ...... 1938-39-40 Bennett, Michael J...... 1998-99 Brinkley, Curtis ...... 2005-06-07-08 Busch, George P...... 1919 Colino, Peter ...... 1963 Baniewicz, Mark J...... 1997-98-99 Benson, Andrew K...... 2000 Brinson, Andre J...... 2001 Buskirk, Jeffrey G...... 1985-86-87-88 Collier, Averin D...... 2009 Banks, M. Beal ...... 1905-06-07-08 Benzel, Thomas F...... 1962 Brokaw, Peter A...... 1959-60-61 Butkus, Edward A...... 1933-34 Collins, James B...... 1976-78-79-80 • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 143 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS DeLaCruz, Nelson ...... 1991 (Mgr.) Evans, Nathaniel ...... 2003 (Mgr.) DeLoatch, Giovanni A...... 2000-01 Evans, Nile R...... 1969 G Delaney, Fred T...... 1900-01 Everett, Julius ...... 1892 Gabriel, Anthony P...... 1968-69-70 Delikat, Walter J...... 1972-73 Everling, Gerald A...... 1962-63-64 Gabriel, Arthur ...... 1939 (Mgr.) Delmonico, E. Joseph ...... 1924 Ewald, Peter ...... 1983-84-85-86 Gachelin, Louis W...... 2000-01-02-03 DeMaris, F.A...... 1894-95 Gadson, Roderic A...... 1994-95-96-97 DeMartino, Joe ...... 1999 (Mgr.) F Galaska, Chester ...... 1944 DeMoe, Joseph ...... 1915 Gardiner, Cooper S...... 1985-87-88 Fabian, Douglas B...... 1973 Dempster, Clarence B...... 1903-04 Gardner, A.A...... 1909 Fabrizi, Kevin ...... 1985 Dempsey, James P...... 1958 Gardner, Peter M...... 1966 Faigle, Eric P...... 1961 (Mgr.) Denick, E.V...... 1896 Garrett, John ...... 1985-86-87 Fair, George W...... 1963-64-65 DeRiggi, Fred J...... 1988-89 Garrity, Shawn ...... 1986 Falke, Kurt T...... 2005 Desir, Ritchy ...... 2011-12 Garvey, James ...... 1938-39 Fallon, Gary R...... 1959-60-61 Detenback, Theodore ...... 1935 (Mgr.) Gaskins, James ...... 1960-62-63 Fallon, Michael W...... 1919-20 Deyermond, Jack ...... 1938-39 Gates, Gordon ...... 1951 Fanton, William M...... 1890-91 Diabate, Siriki ...... 2011-12 Gaughan, James ...... 1986-87-88 Farber, William J...... 1912-13-14 Diange, Joseph ...... 1946 Gayden Jr., Harold ...... 1982-83-84-86 Farmer, Ralph C...... Dieso, Stephen D...... 1970-71-72 Gazillo, Paul W...... 1968 Farneski, David M...... 1977 Dickinson, Thomas P...... Gedney, Christopher J. .... 1989-90-91-92 Farneski, Ronald V...... 1976-77-78 Dillon, John J...... 1898-99-1900 Gendell, Richard B...... Farnham, John H...... Dillon, John P...... 1942-46-47 George, James E...... 1951-52-53 Farrington, Harry W...... 1905 Dinkins, Donald ...... 1997-98-99 George, Jaston M...... 2012 Farrington, R.C...... Dino, Richard ...... 1986 George, Peter P...... 1949-50 Faville, M. Roy ...... 1899-1900 DiNunzio, Nicholas P...... 1932-33-34 George, Thomas C...... 1946 Federchuck, Robert A...... 1957 Distin, J. Arthur ...... Gerlick, Albert J...... 1957-58-59 Feehery, Gerald ...... 1979-80-81-82 Dobrowolski, Edward ...... 1950-51-52 Giambatista, Nicholas ...... 1942 Feidler, Richard I...... 1959-60-61 Doherty, Gregg ...... 1954 (Mgr.) Giardi, Augustine ...... 1961-62-63 Feifer, Cayden ...... 2011 Dolan, Edward V...... 1944-45-46-47 Gibbs, Stanakeane K...... 1995-96-97-98 Feldman, David ...... 1931 Dolan, John A...... 1905 Gibeley, Allen ...... 1991 (Mgr.) Feldman, Michael R...... 1980-81 Dolce, Stephen ...... 1973-74 Giewont, Lawrence M...... 1970 Fellows, Driscoll H...... 1939-40-41 Dominic Jr., John ...... 1986-87 Giffune, Frank P...... 1973 Fernandez, Oliver D...... 2007 Dominik, Joseph W...... 1953 Gilbeaux, Brandon J...... 2006-07 Ferrara, Christian S...... 2000-01-02-03 Donati, John ...... 1949-51 Gilburg, Thomas D...... 1958-59-60 Ferrell, Kerry S...... 1991-92 Donnelly, Joseph C...... 2001-02-03 Gilligan, Jack ...... 1981-82 Ferri, Diamond ...... 2001-03-04 Donnelly, Ryan M...... 2008 Gillum, Ryan J...... 2009 Ferri, Robert ...... 1945 Donoghue, James ...... 1973-74-75 Gilmore, Eugene W...... 1915 Ferris, Jesse L...... 1928-29-30 Dooley, John M...... 1918-19 Ginter, Louis ...... 1932-33-34 Ferris, Peter J...... 1998-2000 Dorr, Carl E...... 1897-98-99 Giruzzi, Vincenzo G...... 2005-06-07-08 Ferron, Thomas M...... 2005-06 Dorr, Donald H...... 1967-68-69 Gissinger III, Andrew ...... 1977-78-79-80 Fetherolf, Brian G...... 1985-86-87-88 Doubleday, Alan ...... 1939 Giufre, Frank A...... 1998-99 A team captain in 2001 and four-year letterwinner PJ Fetterly, Kyle ...... 1978 (Mgr.) Dougherty, Terrence ...... 1987-88 Glass, Edgar T...... 1898-99 Alexander was a member of two Syracuse squads that won Fiacco, Anthony ...... 1949-50-51 Douglass, Charles W...... 1889-90-91 Glass, Joseph ...... 1897 Fiacco, James J...... 1946-47-48 bowl games, including the 1999 Music City Bowl and the Dove, Wesley ...... 1985-86 Glass, Walter L...... 1915 Fiammetta, Placido A...... 2005-06-07-08 Downing, Eric L...... 1998-99-2000 Glickman, Martin ...... 1936-37-38 2001 Insight.com Bowl. Fields, Joseph ...... 2004-05-06-07 Downing, Keith T...... 1995-96-97 Glisker, Timothy E...... 1998 Finnegan, Dennis P...... 1970-71 Collins, Wentworth B...... 1914 (Mgr.) Cumings, Orville E...... 1906 (Mgr.) Dragotta Jr., James V...... 1946-47-48-49 Glover, Deval L...... 1987-88 Finsterwald, Russell W...... 1916-17 Colliver, Robert S...... 1955-56 (Mgr.) Cummings, C. DeForest 1898-99-1900-01 Drame, Kader ...... 2003-04-05 Godbolt, John M...... 1968-69 Fischer, Jeffrey L...... 1979-80 Coleman, Brian C...... 1996-97-98 Cummings, James ...... 1972 Dresner, Michael ...... 1996 Godfrey, Otis W...... 1958-59-60 Fish, Stephen ...... 1978 (Mgr.) Colvin, Paul ...... 1975-76-77 Cummings, James A...... Drucker, David ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Goggins, Deon N...... 2011-12 Fishel, Richard W...... 1930-31-32 Congdon, Fayette K...... 1892 Cunningham, Charles ...... 1924 Drummond, Robert C...... 1985-86-87-88 Goldman, Jonah ...... 1926 Fisher, Jonathan M...... 2011-12 Congdon, John ...... 1938-39-40 Cunningham, J. Hart ...... 1892 Dryden, William F...... 1978-79-80 Goldstein, Larry J...... 1974 Fisher, Raymond M...... 1910 Conley, Danny L...... 1990-91-92-94 Cuony, Edward R...... 1936 Dubey, Rick ...... 1990 (Mgr.) Goodman, Howard E...... 1970-71 Fisher, Olando R...... 2010-11 Connolly, Robert A...... 1977 Curcuru, Joseph ...... 1942 Duckett, Nathaniel H...... 1962-63-64 Goodrich, E. Fargo ...... 1930 (Mgr.) Fisher, W. Claude ...... 1905-06-07-08 Connor, Gregory J...... 1967 Curtis, C.E...... 1904 Dudley, John H...... 1907-08 Goodwill, James B...... 1976-77-78-80 Fitzgerald, William P...... 1961 Connor, John T...... 1935 (Mgr.) Curtis, Harry A...... 1903-04 Dudley, Richard S...... 1937-38-39 Goodwin, Clarence N...... 1891-93 (Mgr.) Fitzgibbons, Dennis M...... 1965-66-67 Connors, Michael ...... 1979 Custis, Bernard E...... 1948-49-50 Dumas, Jameel A...... 2000-01-02-03 Goodwin, Clinton E...... 1897-98-99-1900 Fivaz, William F...... 1922-23-24 Conover, Frank J...... 1988-89-90 Cusumano, Leonardo ...... 2001-02-03 Dumoe, Joseph M...... 1915 Gorecki, John ...... 1935-36-37 Flaherty, Jake D...... 2005-06-07-08 Conron, Robert ...... 1944 Cutler IV, Carl W...... 2009-12 Dunkin, Douglas M...... 1997-98 Gorzalski, James ...... 1982-83-84 Flaherty, Todd D...... 1969 Consentino, Rudolph ...... 1944 Czekala, Adolph ...... 1942 Dunlap, Samuel ...... 1942 Gould, Spencer ...... 1943 (Mgr.) Flanagan, Donald F...... 1924-26 Constantine, Irving ...... 1928-29 Dunlop, George B...... 1930 (Mgr.) Gouseff, Alexander ...... 1966 Flannery, J. Gordon ...... 1916-17 Conti, Edward P...... 1962-63 D Dunn, Roderick ...... Grabosky, H. Eugene ...... 1959 Flannery, John J...... 1987-88-89-90 Conway, John ...... Dailey, John E...... 1964 Durand, Ryan J...... 2005-06-07-08 Grader, George ...... 1933 Fleck, Robert R...... 1951-52-53 Cook, Charles F...... 1925-26 Dalrymple, Melvin I...... 1972-73 During, William J...... 1967 Graham, Dorian J...... 2008-10-11 Flemming, Adrian Q...... 2010-11 Cook, Harry L...... 1937 Damon, Albert H...... 1943 (Mgr.) Durston, Edward ...... 1897 Graham, William H...... 1929 (Mgr.) Flournory, Henry ...... 1987 Cook, Samuel H...... Daniel, Darryl L...... 1996-97-98 Dutterer, Marlan I...... 1963 Grainge, Clarence R...... 1922 Fogarty, Daniel C...... 1956-57-58 Coon, Albert C...... 1900 (Mgr.) Daniels, James E...... 1972 Dye, Lester H...... 1939-40-41 Gramlich Jr., J.E...... 1933 Fogg, Preston D...... 1909-10-11 Cooper, George ...... 1935 (Mgr.) Daniels, Wesley ...... 1944 (Mgr.) Dziekonski, Joseph A...... 1964-65 Grant, R. Stephen ...... 1965 Foley, James E...... 1923-24-25 Cooper, Walter J...... 1900 Danigelis, Dean ...... 1956-57-58 Grant, Ulysses G...... 1893-94-95 Foley, James R...... 1947-48-49 Cordisco, Ralph ...... 1940-41 Danish, Jeffrey J...... 1995-96-97 Graves, Marvin P...... 1990-91-92-93 E Fontenette, Andre G...... 2003-04 Corley, Derrick ...... 1997-98-99 Dantley, Cameron M...... 2007-08-09 Graziano, Louis R...... 1977 Easter, Kylia ...... 1992 (Mgr.) Ford, Willie H...... 1998-99-2000-01 Cornish, Lorenzo D...... 1900-01 (Mgr.) D’Antino, Angelo ...... 1935 Greco, Matthew D...... 1989-90-91-92 Easterly, Richard B...... 1959-60-61 Fornal, Charles ...... 1946 Cornwell, Ruland ...... 1922 (Mgr.) Darby Jr., Samuel E...... 1912 Green, Timothy J...... 1982-83-84-85 Eastwood, Robert ...... 1983 Forsyth, Charles B...... 1913-14 Coslett, Mark A...... 1975 Darby, Walter A...... 1908-09-10 Greene, Floyd S...... 1948-49 Eberly, Sean ...... 2011 (Mgr.) Foster, Fred F...... 1920-21 Costello, Henry D...... 1896-98-1900 Dar Dar, Kirby D...... 1991-92-93-94 Greene, George ...... 1946 Echert, Joseph ...... 1974 Foster, Kyle L...... 2011 Costello, William J...... 1900 DaRin, James A...... 1976 Greene, Jason O...... 2003-04-05 Edsall, Randy ...... 1979 Fox, Edwin ...... 1941-42 Cottrell, Dana R...... 1993-94-95-96 Darius, Donovin L...... 1994-95-96-97 Greene, Kevin D...... 1989-90 Ehde, Mark R...... 1982 Fox, James ...... 1983-84-85-86 Coughlin, Thomas ...... 1965-66-67 Darlinton, Brandon K...... 2005-06 Greene, Kevin J...... 1988 Ehrmann, Joseph C...... 1969-70-72 Foy Jr., Ivan ...... 2012 Coulter, James A...... 1905 Darnell Jr., William J...... 2002 Eisner, Jason ...... 1997 (Mgr.) Francovitch, George M...... 1959-60-61 Greenwood, Morlon, O...... 1997-98-99-2000 Coulter, J.F...... Darr, Richard L...... 1955 Ellert, George A...... 1929-30-31 Frank, Harry A...... 1929-30-31 Greer, Alain ...... 1987 Coulter, J. Harvey ...... Daugherty, Hugh H...... 1937-38-39 Elliott, David ...... 1973 (Mgr.) Franklin, Stephen D...... 2003-04-05 Grefe, Frederick E...... 1934 (Mgr.) Coulter, Stanley ...... 1904 Davis, Arthur E...... 1900 Elliott, Harris A...... 1963-64-65 Frase, Paul ...... 1984-85-86-87 Gregory, Stephen ...... 2002-03-04-05 Coupe, Dennis A...... 1970-71 Davis, Christopher H...... 1983 Ellis Jr., Lawrence R...... 1942-46-47 Frawley, Joseph ...... 1927 Gregory, Theodore ...... 1984-85-86-87 Courtney, Gerald ...... 1939-40-41 Davis, Christopher M...... 2000-01-02 Ellsworth, Cyrus J...... 1993-94-95 Frazier, Jeremie E...... 2001 Greibus, Vito ...... 1949-50-51 Covington, Jaime ...... 1981-82-83-84 Davis, Donte J...... 2006-08-09 Endieven, Anthony ...... 1960 Fredericks, Gary J...... 1967 Griffin, Robin L...... 1970-71 Cowell, Robert ...... 1920 Davis, Dowayne D...... 2005-06-07 Engelhaupt, James N...... 1968 Frederickson, Derek ...... 1980-81-82 Griffith, C.B...... 1904 (Mgr.) Cox, Brian ...... 1998 (Mgr.) Davis, Dyshawn D...... 2011-12 Engren, George M...... Freeney, Dwight J...... 1998-99-2000-01 Griffith, John T...... 1936 Cramer, Arthur R...... 1929-30-31 Davis, Ernest R...... 1959-60-61 Ensley, Clifford J...... 1966-67-68 Freeney, R. Scott ...... 1993-94-95-96 Grimes, Roland ...... 1983-84-85 Crane, Harley J...... 1895-96-97 Davis, George W...... 1946-47-48-49 Erbe, Warren ...... 1946 Frey, Frederick K...... 1936 Groatt, George G...... 1891 Crawford, William J.D...... 1903 Davis, Patrick C...... 1985-86-87-88 Erickson, Daniel R...... 1990 Friberg, Keith P...... 1985-86-87-88 Gromniak, David ...... 1984 Cregg, Edward W...... 1892-93-94-95 Davis, Roger W...... 1957-58-59 Erickson, Douglas ...... 1949-50-51 Friedman, Monroe ...... 1933 (Mgr.) Gronkowski, Gordon D...... 1977-80-81 Cregg, Frank J...... 1896-98-1900 Day, John L...... 1911 Ericson, Kenneth B...... 1959-60-61 Friedman, Myles S...... 1924-25-26 Groppe, Robert ...... 1986-87 (Mgr.) Cregg, William F...... 1894 Day, Ryan ...... 2004 (Mgr.) Erwig, William ...... 1918-19 Frugone, James ...... 1920-21-22 Gross, Robert W...... 1992 Cripps, James E...... 1962-63-64 DeBottis, David L...... 1964 (Mgr.) Eschenfelder, William ...... 1938-39-40 Frye, James A...... 1910 Grossman, Daniel ...... 1944-45 Cross Sr., Ladette R...... Dees, Andrew W...... 1988-89-90-91 Eskridge, Durell ...... 2012 Fuller Jr., Robert A...... 1988 Grossman, William ...... 1939-40-41 Crume, Eric A...... 2011-12 DeAmato, David J...... 2002-03 Esmond, Burton D...... 1891-92 Fusco, Andrew L...... 1967-68-69 Grosvenor, J. Robert ...... 1991-92-93 Cruz, Jose A...... 2010 DeFillip, Anthony W...... Evans, Breyone D...... 2004-05-06 Fyfe, Charles W...... 1980 Grubbs, James E...... 1975 Csonka, Lawrence R...... 1965-66-67 DeFuria, Charles ...... 1936-37 Evans, John F...... 1931 (Mgr.) Gulley, Prince-Tyson ...... 2010-12 Culver, Frank Z...... 1920-21-22 DeFuria, Edward ...... 1932 Evans, Josh ...... 2012 (Mgr.) Grzibowski, Joseph K...... 1947-48-49 144 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Gubitosa, Louis ...... 1967-68-70 Hinkey, Benjamin ...... 1908 Johnson, Samuel G...... 1951-52-53 Gugino, Frank J...... 1927 Hinkle, Jack ...... 1937-38-39 Johnson, Stanley E...... 1938 Gulde, Russell M...... 1916-17-19-20 Hinton, Cedric S...... 1978-79-80 Johnson, Theodore R...... 1914-15 Gulick, Bertrand L...... 1918-19-20-21 Hnat, Robert J...... 1961-62-63 Johnston, Daryl P...... 1985-86-87-88 Gutzman, Albert F...... 1931 Hoag, Bruce ...... 1957-58-59 (Mgr.) Joline Jr., Ralph P...... 1980-81-82 Gyetvay, Michael D...... 1977-78-81 Hobby, Ron ...... 1981-82-83-84 Jones III, Arthur W...... 2007-08-09 Hobson, Edward A...... 1992-93-94 Jones, Chandler J...... 2009-10-11 H Hocevar, Howard A...... 1970 Jones, E. Raymond ...... 1925-26 Hodge, W. David ...... 1976 Jones, Kareem ...... 2005-06 Habel, Eric W...... 1977 (Mgr.) Hodge, William B...... 1889-90 Jones, Jack C...... 1966-67 Hackett, Marcus ...... 1980-82-83 Hodges, G. Joseph ...... 1978-79 Jones, Jared M...... 2001-02-03-04 Hadjis, Constantine ...... 1951-52-53 Hodgin, Rush ...... 1988 Jones, Lawrence J...... 1963 Hagerty, Francis J...... 1979 Hoffman, Mark ...... 1952 Jones, Marvin L...... 1974-75-76-77 Haight, Clifford L...... 1905 (Mgr.) Hoffman, William T...... 1937-38-39 Jones, Michael L...... 1975-76-77-78 Hale, Matthew R...... 2006 Hoffower, Paul M...... 1957 Jones, Michael S...... 2009 Haley, Charles T...... 1935 Hogue, Douglas K...... 2007-08-09-10 Jones, R. Antonio ...... 1991-92-93-94 Hall, Jason ...... 1996 Hohensee, David S...... 2001 Jones, Tebucky S...... 1995-96-97 Hall, Jerome ...... 1984-85 Holmes, David R...... 1985-87-88 Jontos, Edward S...... 1933-35 Hallahan, Phillip ...... 2002 (Mgr.) Holmes, Michael Q...... 2007-08-09-10 Jones, Zian ...... 2012 Halsey, William Mcd. ... 1898-99-1900-01 Hollis, John ...... 1928-29-30 Jordon, Allan L...... 1892-93 Hambleton, Brian E...... 1971-72-73 Holman, Theodore W...... 1946 Joseph, Dwayne ...... 1990-91-92-93 Hamblin, Frank M...... 1891 Holtzman, Mark P...... 2000-01 Joslin, Steven J...... 1970-71-73 Hamilton, John A...... 1889-90 Holzworth, John ...... 1953 (Mgr.) Josselyn, Baxter S...... 1948-49 Hamilton, Lloyd A...... Homer, William ...... 1998 (Mgr.) Joy, Louis F...... 1891 Hammond, Ian W...... 2006-07 Hooper, George ...... 1937-38-39 Justice, James ...... 1973 Hand, Christopher ...... 1980-81-82 Hoople, Howard C...... 1917-18-19-20 Haney, Oliver J...... 2009-11 Hoople, Theodore ...... 1946 Hanoian, Gregory A...... 2003-04 K Hoornbeck, Christopher R...... 1971-72 Handler, Alvin ...... 1936-37-38 Kallet, A. Harry ...... 1909-10-11 Hopkins, Eugene ...... 1939-40 Hanners, George W...... 1903 Kaloyanides, Erik J...... 2000-01-02 Hopkins, L. Jeffrey ...... 1971-72 Hannigan, Huqgh J...... 1916 (Mgr.) Kaminski, David ...... 1981-83-84 Hordines, John ...... 1932-33 An All-American kick returner in 1991, Qadry Ismail earned Hanson, Scott R...... 1992 Kane, Edward T...... 1935-37 Horne-Murdock, Jeremy ...... 2006 Hanson, Victor ...... 1924-25-26 Kane, John F...... 1936 letters for the Orange from 1989-92 when Syracuse won Horr, Marquis F. (Bill) ...... 1905-06-07-08 Hares, George S.G...... 1905 Kane, Thomas ...... 1985-86-87 four consecutive bowl games. Houle, Paul G...... 1962-63-64 Harmon, John C...... 1963 Kanya, Albert J...... 1928-29-30 Houseknecht, Clarence ...... 1905 Harned, Harry ...... Kapalanga, Arthur ...... 2005-06-07 Howard, Brian ...... 1960-61-62 Kosanovich, Peter ...... 1966 Lewis, Grant W...... 1927-28-29 Harrell, Wm. Alexander ...... 1940 Karcich, Anthony ...... 1968 Howard, Ryan ...... 2007-08 Kose, Tombe ...... 2010-11 Liang, H. Henry ...... 2000 (Mgr.) Harris, Adam N...... 2010-11 Karilivacz, Carl ...... 1950-51-52 Howell, John T...... 1960 Koski, Michael A...... 1962-63-65 Lichtenstein, Ryan ...... 2009-10-12 Harris, Jose A...... 2002 Kartalian, George ...... 1951 Hoyt, Chester J...... 1889-90 Kotz, Harold ...... Light, Charles W...... 1965-66 Harris, Kenneth M...... Kasmer, Todd A...... 1991 Hoyt, Gordon W...... 1889-90 Kowalewski, Joseph ...... 2003-04-05 Lipes, Myron D...... 1897 Harris, Quentin H...... 1998-99-2000-01 Katz, Derek ...... 2010 Hueber, Brian V...... 1916-17 Kozik, Benjamin J...... 2001 Lisi, Todd ...... 2004 Harris, Shadeed A...... 2006 Kaufmann, Peter ...... 1981-82 Hueber, Joseph L...... 1921 (Mgr.) Kranack, Peter ...... 1947-48-49 Little, Floyd D...... 1964-65-66 Harris, Tommy ...... 2004-05 Keegan, Kevin ...... 1997 (Mgr.) Huettner, Henry J...... 1961-62-63 Krautman, Ricky T...... 2005 Livshin, Norman ...... 1916-17 Harrison, Marvin D...... 1992-93-94-95 Keiffer, Edward ...... 1958 Humphreys, John H...... 1961-62-63 Krautman, Ross J...... 2010-11-12 Lloyd, Richard ...... 1928 (Mgr.) Harshbarger, Hubert ...... 1952 Kellogg, William ...... 1920-21-22 Hunter, G. William ...... 1962-63-64 Krivak, Joseph J...... 1954-55-56 Lobdell, Lavar D...... 2006-07-08-09 Hart, John ...... 1907 Kelly, Patrick ...... 1986-87 Hunter, William J...... 2000-01-02 Krok, John T...... 1964-65-66 Lobon, John ...... 1971 Hart, Robert B...... 1958-59-60 Kennedy, Darryl ...... 2003 Hurley Jr., William J...... 1975-76-77-79 Krout, Charles W...... 1936 Loeb, Lewis C...... 2010-11-12 Hartman, Dennis J...... 1977-78-79-80 Kennedy, Francis A...... 1931-32 Hustis, Jefferds ...... 1944-45 Kruse, Russell M...... 1969 Lombardi, Thomas A...... 1930-31-32 Hartman, Harry H...... 1908-09-10 Kerchman, John ...... 1942-46 Huycke, Harold D...... 1915 Kubilius, Theodore J...... 1947-48-49 Lombel, Karl A...... 1970-71 Hartwood, John ...... Kernaklian, Paul ...... 1952-53-54 Kuczala, Ferdinand A...... 1955-56-57 Long Jr., Robert M...... 2007-08-09-10 Harwood, Oliver K...... 1903-04-05-06 I Kernan, James J...... 1974 Kuhns, Marshall ...... 1973 Longauer, Earl J...... 1964 Harvey, Warren S...... 1976-77-78-79 Kessler, George W...... 1892-93 Kukowski, Theodore ...... 1953 Longley, James G...... 1971-72-73 Haskins Jr., William ...... 1949-50-51 Iannicello, Louis ...... 1956 Kiernan, Scott W...... 1995-96-97-98 Kyasky, Anthony J...... 1966-67-68 Loomis, Leigh ...... Hastings, George ...... 1905 (Mgr.) Ingraham, Edgar B...... 1911 (Mgr.) Kiles, James J...... 1974 Loskamp, Alvin ...... Hatalsky, Lawrence ...... 1971 Ingram, Christopher B. .... 1985-86-87-88 Kilgore, Emerson L...... 1998-2000 L Loucks, Glenn D...... 1928-29 Haviland, Clarence F...... 1894-95 Ishman, Brian K...... 1976-78-79 Killorin, Patrick M...... 1963-64-65 Laaksonen, Donald C...... 1953-54-55 Lowe, Jeffrey D...... 1997-98-99 Hawkes, Brice S...... 2010 Ismail, Qadry R...... 1989-90-91-92 Kilpatrick, Gerald ...... 1978-79-80-81 LaBarge, Howard ...... 1936 Lowery, Jarel ...... 2011 Hawkins, DeShawn A...... 1976-77 Isseks, Abram ...... 1934-35-36 Kimmel, James L...... 1980-82-83-84 LaCaille, DeAndre ...... 2004-05 Lowry, Raymond D...... 1889-90-91 Hawkins, Garland A...... 1989-90-91-92 Kimmel, Jared P...... 2007-08-09 LaCasse, Ryan J...... 2002-03-04-05 Lowther, Edgar A...... 1901 Hawkins, Kenneth J...... 1989-91 J Kimmel, Jerry M...... 1982-83-84-85 Laffey, James T...... 1961 Luciano, Ronald M...... 1956-57-58 Hay, Michael C...... 2010-11 Jackson, Chester ...... 1928 Kinds, Jamont L...... 1997 Lachowicz, Theodore A...... 1969-70-71 Lucier, H. John ...... 1919 Hazelton, Robert ...... Jackson, Ernest E...... 1957-58 King, Bernard ...... 1982-83-84 Lake, Rush W...... 1894-95-96 Ludington, George W...... 1912 Hazzan, Anthony A...... 1978-79-80-81 Jackson, Ion A...... 1892-93 King, David A...... 1970-71-72 Lally, John ...... 1979-80-81 Lufkin, Mark ...... 1999 (Mgr.) Heald, Robert ...... 1939-40-41 Jackson, Karlos D...... 1991-93 King, David T...... 1972-73 Lamey, James ...... 1959-60 Lundberg, Arthur H...... 1922 Healey, Daniel ...... 1966 Jackson, Maurice P...... 1998-2000-01 King, Donald A...... 1960-61-62 Lane, Joseph T...... 1902-03 Lupo, William ...... 1949-50-51 Healey, Harvey J...... 1954-55 Jackson, Richard E...... 1955 King, Larry E...... 1974-75-76-77 Lane, Timothy ...... 2004-05-06 Lurie, Arnold D...... 1947 Heater, William ...... 1937-38-39 Jackson, Tanard ...... 2004-05-06 King, Richard K...... 1962-63-64 Lang, Fred J...... 1978-79 Lusardi, John A...... 1990-91 Heath, Bruce E...... 1966 Jackson, Zachary N...... 1975 King, Sheldon B...... 2001 Langenheim, Scott P...... 1992 Lyn, Keon L...... 2010-11-12 Heck Jr., Charles C...... 1959-60 Jacobs, David J...... 1975-76-77-78 Kingsley, Grover C...... 1913-14 Lapham, David A...... 1971-72-73 Lynch, Brian ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Heck Sr., Charles C...... 1925 Jagiello, Kenneth ...... 1982 Kinley, John W...... 1977-78-79 Lapinski, David J...... 1989-90 Lynch, Cameron E...... 2011-12 Hedgepeth, Bernard ...... 1982-83 Jajuga, Walter M...... 1964-66 Kinner, Hiram L...... 1894-95 LaPorta, Luke ...... 1945 Lynch, John ...... 1905 Hedges, Charles W...... 1923 Jakowenko, George ...... 1968-69-70 Kinney, Thomas J...... 1939-40-41 Laputka, David R...... 1972-73 Lyon, James ...... 1904 Heer, Charles ...... 1937-38 James, William ...... 1974 Kinnon, Duane D...... 1988-89-90 Larkin, E.M...... 1907 Lyon, J. Fred ...... 1896-97 Heers, Erwin A...... 1920-21-22 Jamieson, John A...... 1935-36-37 Kinsey, Kenneth J...... 1973-74 Lasse, Richard S...... 1955-56-57 Heffernan, Brian ...... 1981 Januszkiewicz, Martin W...... 1970-71-72 Kirouac, Charles A...... 1976-77-79 LaVigne, Shane ...... 2001 M Heller, Scott ...... 2003 (Mgr.) Jappe, Paul E...... 1921-22-23 Kirkpatrick, W.D...... 1909 Lawrence, Gregory D...... 1973-75 Helmstetter, Eliga E...... 1912 (Mgr.) Jarosz, Raymond J...... 1969-70-71 Kish, Nicholas W...... 1965-66 Mabie, Roger ...... 1939 (Mgr.) LeBaron, Brian P...... 1989-90 Hemingway, Stanton ...... 1934-35-36 Jarrett, James W...... 2012 Kittle, Walter ...... 1944 Mace, Richard L...... 1948-49 Leberman, Robert W...... 1952-53 Hemsley, Nathaniel R...... 1993-94-95-96 Jarzynski, Gregory ...... 1983 Kiviat, Jack ...... 1956 Machemer, Frederick E...... 1931 Ledger, James R...... 1994-95 Henderson, Harvey N. . 1899-1900-01-02 Jaso, Michael ...... 1950-52 Klaus, Matthew A...... 1997-98-99 Machosky, Stanley ...... 1930-31-32 Lee Jr., Charles A...... 1924-25-26 Henehan, John J...... 1974 Jenkins, Carl ...... 1986 Kleinback, Dennis K...... 1967-69 MacKenzie, Donald ...... 1918 Lee, Marcus A...... 1991-92-93 Henningsen, Peter L...... 1959-60 Jenkins, James ...... 1974 Kmetz, Michael ...... 1984-85-86 MacKenzie, E. Hillyer ...... 1918 (Mgr.) Lee, W. David ...... 1982-83-84-85 Hensley, Gordon H...... 1948-49-50 Jenkins, Kenneth ...... 1986 Knapp, A. Blair ...... 1925 (Mgr.) Mackey, Jerry ...... 2004-05-06 Lemon, Alec ...... 2009-10-11-12 Henward, Howard B...... 1928-29 Jenkins, Plez A...... 2004-05-06-07 Knauff, Jeffrey ...... 1984 Mackey, John ...... 1960-61-62 Leo, Maximilian L. E...... 2008-09-10 Herbert, Harry ...... 1920-21 Jensen, Matthew ...... 2004 (Mgr.) Knox, William T...... 1968 MacLean, Bruce A...... 1948-49 Lehr, Thomas ...... 1949-50-51 Herlan, J. Scott ...... 1967 Jerome, James L...... 1973-74-75 Kobakof, Kosta ...... 1974 MacPherson, Richard A...... 2010-11-12 Leible, James ...... 1985-86 Herlihy, John P...... 1947-48-49 Jewell, Charles J...... 1894-95-96 Koban, Edward G...... 1980-81-82-83 MacLeod, Michael ...... 1974 Lelli, Robert L...... 1961-62 Hermanowski, Thomas A...... 1967-68-69 Jilleba, Christopher ...... 1979-80 Kobena, Jeremiah J...... 2011-12 MacRae, Evander G...... 1921-22-23 LeMessurier, James T...... 1966-67 Herrod, Donta S...... 2005-06-07 Johnson, A. Kyle ...... 1999-01 Kokinis, George J...... 1970 MacWilliams, John J...... 1919-20 (Mgr.) Lemon, Terrell ...... 2006 Hershey, Gerald C...... 1956-57-58 Johnson, Antonio D...... 1991-92 Kokosky, Richard ...... 1968-69-70 Maddox, Greg Deon ...... 1994-95-96 Lemieux, Norman C...... 1959-60 Hess, Linwood F...... 1974-75 Johnson, Carl S...... 1940 Koleser, Robert B...... 1949-50-51 Maddox, William ...... 1968-69 Leonik, Stanley P...... 1956 Hickenberry, R.N...... 1899 Johnson, Charles A...... 2000-01 Kollar, Kenneth J...... 1977-78-79-80 Madison, II, Carroll V...... 2005-06-07 Lepak, Nicholas J...... 2008-10-11 Hickey, Sean M...... 2012 Johnson, David L...... 1968 Konrad, Robert L...... 1995-96-97-98 Magee, Donald D...... 1973-74-75-76 Lessard, Peter ...... 1950-51-52 Hilfinger, Martin F...... 1911-12-13 Johnson, Kevin L...... 1996-97-98 Kontrabecki, George A...... 1965 Magers, Norman P...... 1965 Levay, Sidney ...... 1924 Hilfinger, Robert ...... 1944 Johnson, Louis I...... 1913-14 Kopp, Hyman ...... 1927 Magoon, Herbert A...... 1903-04-05 Leverette, Kwazeon B...... 2000-01 Hill, Shelby J...... 1990-91-92-93 Johnson, Murray W...... 1966 Kopko, Kevin ...... 2005 Mahle, Walley W...... 1962-63-64 Levy, Harvey S...... 1924-25-26 Hill, William ...... 1985 Johnson, R. Sherwood ...... 1932-33-34 Korch, Michael G...... 1931-32 Mahley, Gordon H...... 1924 Lewis, Aaron W...... 1997-2000 Hilliard, L. Frederick ...... 1959 Johnson, Robert ...... 1995 Kornbluth, Arthur ...... 1931 (Mgr.) Maines, Thomas L...... 1940-41-42 Lewis, Andrew Jr...... 2007-08-09-10 Hillyer, J. Blake ...... 1889-90 Johnson, Rodney R...... 1990 Maister, Michael W...... 1925 • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 145 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Meyers, William ...... 1961 Nevins, Marshall S...... 1932-33-34 Penny, Kenneth E...... 1928 Meyers, William L...... 1914 Newberry, Claude H...... 1915 Pennypacker, Harvey A...... 1994-95-96 Michael, Norman ...... 1941-42 Newman, Laurence S...... 1977-78 Peppel, Larry E...... 1964 Michaelidis, John P...... 1995-96 Newman Jr., W.A...... 1927-28 Pepper, M. James ...... 1947-48-49 Michell, Willis ...... 1899 Newsome II, Eugene ...... 2006-07 Percey, Robert ...... 1942 Micho, William G...... 1958 Newton, Al ...... 1968-69 Perkins, Anthony J...... 2007-08-09-10 Mickey, LeRoy ...... Newton, Lewis W...... 1929-30-31 Perkins, Charles R...... 1951-52-53-54 Miller, Burr C...... 1890-91 Nicoletti, Eugene ...... 1970-71 (Mgr.) Perkins, Francis W...... Miller, John D...... 1973 Nicollello, Louis ...... 1928 Perkins, William ...... 1935-36-37 Miller, Richard ...... 1983-84 Nichols, John J...... 1958-59-60 Perrault, George ...... 1933-34-35 Mills, Jason A...... 1995 Nieves, Robert ...... 2010 Perrin, Walter ...... 1918-19 Mills, Raymond R...... 1972-73 Nilsen, John M...... 1991 Perry, Joseph ...... 1950-51-52 Mingo, Thomas S...... 1961-62 Noble, James E...... 1921-23-24 Perry, William ...... 1942 Minko, Michael ...... 1958 Nolan, James ...... 1934-35-36 Perry, William H...... 1889 Minsavage, Joseph ...... 1934-35-36 Nolletti, Natasha ...... 1990 (Mgr.) Petchel, Robert G...... 1972-73-74 Minter, Maurice B...... 2000-01 Norley, Todd ...... 1982-83-84-85 Peters, Howard ...... 1937 Mirabito, Frederick B...... 1949 Norton, Larry ...... 2007 Pettijohn, Maynard C...... 1998-99-2000 Mirabito, Salvatore ...... 1940-41-42 Norton, Ryan F...... 2012 Pfeifer, Rudolph ...... 1936-37 Mitch, Robert L...... 1973-74-75 Novak, Stephen J...... 1959 Phelps, Deforest F...... 1902 (Mgr.) Mitchell, Elon C...... 2008 Novek, Joseph G...... 1928-29 Philcox, Todd S...... 1987-88 Mitchell, Kevin D...... 1990-91-92-93 Novotny, Harry ...... 1935-36 Phillips, Andrew P...... 2010-11-12 Mitchell, Robert ...... 1963 Phillips, Dalton B...... 2008-09 Mohl, David ...... 1992 (Mgr.) O Phillips, Edward J...... 1970 Moll, William J...... 1953 Nowak, Walter ...... 1924 Phillips, Jon ...... 1960 (Mgr.) Monk, J. Arthur ...... 1976-77-78-79 Nowicki, Edwin M...... 1966-67-68 Pickett, Robert M...... 1974 Montemorra, M. Anthony ...... 1990-91 Noxon, James A...... Picucci, Brian J...... 1991-92-93 Montgomery, James A...... 1940 Nunes, Troy P...... 1999-2000-01-02 Pidgeon, Timothy ...... 1983-84-85-86 Moody, Keith M...... 1972-74-75 Nussbaum, Harry E...... 1947-48-49 Pierce-Brewster, Markus ...... 2012 Mooney, Harold ...... 1927 Obst, Henry ...... 1928-29-30 Pierson, Frederick T...... 1892-94 Moore, Daniel L...... 1959 O’Connell, David J...... 1914-15 Pieto, Roger A...... 1962 Moore, Earl K...... 1901-02-03 O’Connell, J.H...... 1891 Pietryka, Peter J...... 1968 Moore, George O...... 1937 O’Connor, Charles J...... 1928 Pietruszka, Walt H...... 1957 Moore, Glenn ...... 1980-81-82 O’Connor, Sean A...... 1998-99-2000-01 Pilon, Jeff T...... 1997-98-99 Moore, Robert S...... 1987-88-89 Oday, Harry A...... 1894-95-96-97 Pilon, Marc R...... 1998 Moore, Thomas E...... 1963 (Mgr.) O’Donnell, Charles W...... 1891 Pina, Doug ...... 1983-85-86 Moran, Joseph E...... 1930-31-32 O’Donnell, John H...... 1905 Pinder, Thomas F...... 1910 Moran, Patrick ...... 2003 (Mgr.) O’Donnell, William J...... 1998-99 Piper, Charles B...... 1899 Morant, Johnnie E...... 2001-02-03 Oehler, Philip A...... Piro, Henry W...... 1938-39-40 Mordue, Norman ...... 1964 O’Hara, Kevin ...... 1978 Piro, John ...... 1945 Moresco, Timothy J...... 1973-74-75-76 Ojinnaka, Quinn ...... 2004-05 Pirro, Thomas S...... 1976 The New York Giants selected Justin Pugh with the 19th Moretti, Anthony ...... 1991 (Mgr.) O’Leary, Terrence J...... 1976-77-78 Planck, Emerson ...... Morgan, Cody M...... 2010 Olenik, George ...... 1953 Planer, Charles K...... 1968 overall pick in the 2013 National Football League Draft. The Morgan, Dulayne ...... 1994-95-96-97 Olson, Harold V...... 1921 Plato, Jonathan ...... 2004 two-time All-BIG EAST lineman led the squad to two New Era Morgan, Henry L...... 1892-93 O’Neil, Frank H...... 1902-03 Podraza, James D...... 1954-55-56 Pinstripe Bowl titles. Morgan, Robert E...... 1964 O’Neil, Harry ...... 1949 Poles, Jason A...... 1997-98 Morgan, Thomas W...... 1972-73-74 O’Neil, Kevin E...... 1997-98-99 Pollard, Julian R...... 2002-03-04 Morgan, Wayne ...... 2012 O’Neill, Patrick J...... 1990-91-92-93 Pollino Jr., Joseph A...... 1955 Malcovic, Stephen ...... 1936-37 McCard, Howard A...... 1964-65 Morgis, Dennis ...... 1980 Opalenski, Justin D...... 2005 Pomeroy, Gay ...... 1962 (Mgr.) Malik, Edward C...... 1936 McCarrell, Zachary A...... 2012 Morison, Arthur ...... 1936-37-38 O’Rourke, Patrick J...... 1991 Ponds, Antwaune ...... 1994-95-96-97 Maljovec, Benjamin J...... 2005-06-07-08 McCarthy, Ryan ...... 2006 (Mgr.) Morris, Eric ...... 2011 Oliver, Latroy I...... 1999-2000-01-02 Pontera, Frank L...... 1976 Malone, John M...... 1916-17-19 McClain, Jameel L...... 2005-06-07 Morris, Horace W...... 1946-47-48-49 Orzehoswki, Joseph ...... 1954 Powell, Arthur L...... 1904-05 Mambuca, Frank B...... 1959 McClain, Maurice J...... 1999-2000-01-02 Morris, Joseph E...... 1978-79-80-81 Orzolek, Mark S...... 1975 Praetorius, Robert J...... 1975-76 Mammosser, W.H...... 1933-34-35 McClelland, Lester C...... 1952-53 Morris, Larry ...... 1982-83-84 Osborne, Naboth ...... 1893-94-95 Praetorius, Roger H...... 1970-71-72 Manchester, W.B...... 1896 McCollom, John ...... 1978-79-80-81 Morris, Leland A...... 1940-41-42 Oster, Richard ...... 2005 Prather, Peter ...... 1976-77-78 Manderino, John ...... 1946 McConnell, Arden J...... 1944-46-47 Morris, Michael ...... 1982-83-84 Outten, Justin R...... 2005-06 Pratt, Darnell J...... 2008 Mandeville, Kenneth ...... 1978-79-80 McCoy, Reggie Q...... 2005 Morris, Myron B...... 1901-02 Owen, Michael L...... 2006-07-08-09 Pratt, John W...... 1913 (Mgr.) Manfredi, Anthony R...... 1972-73 McCullough, Willie J...... 1976-77-78 Morris, Richard C...... 1958 Owens, Michael L...... 1987-88-89 Preising, Glenn A...... 1956-57 Mangram, Jeffrey A...... 1985-86-87-88 McCummings, Gary L...... 1988-89-90 Morris, Terry E...... 1994-95-96 Oyer, Ronald J...... 1963-64-65 Prescott, Shelton J...... 1994-95-96 Manley, Graham F...... 1999-2000-01 McCutcheon, Otto E...... 1896 Morrissey, Kevin P...... 1973 Preston, Raymond N...... 1972-74-75 Mann, Wilfred ...... 1927 McDonald, Edward T...... 1974 Morrow, Peter ...... 1942-45 P Pritzlaff, James ...... 1967-68-69 Manning, Glenn E...... 1928-29 McDonald, Mark S...... 1989-90-91 Morton, Richard A...... 1958 Paddock, A.F...... Propis, Joseph ...... 1944-45 Manning, Robert ...... 1979-81-82 McDonald, Stephen ...... 2005-06 Moseley, Walter ...... 1985-86 Paddock, Frank E...... 1892-94 Propst, Rudolph W...... 1910-11-12-13 Mantie, Edmund E...... 1965-66-67 McDonough, John F...... 1915 Moses, Benjamin B...... 1921-23 Page, Ronald L...... 1972-73 Protz, John M...... 1968-69 Mare, Olindo ...... 1994-95 McElliott, Joseph J...... 1913 Moses, Michael D...... 1962 Paglio, John ...... 1961-62-63 Provo, Nicolas A...... 2008-09-10-11 Marcellino, Brian ...... 1984 McGill, Clarence E...... 1968-69 Mospaw, Jeffrey G...... 1968 Paglio, Raymond J...... 1965 Pruitt, Jonathan A...... 1980-81 Marchiano, John F...... 1972 McGlaughlin, Garrett ...... 2011 (Mgr.) Moss, Kevin J...... 1974 Palmer, Charles L ...... Pruitt, Kellen T...... 2002-03-04-05 Marchionne, Nicholas D...... 1967 McGuire, John ...... 1965 Moss, King J...... Palmer, Harry J...... 1896-97 Pugh, Justin D...... 2010-11-12 Marcus, Milton ...... 1932 McIntosh, Ian S...... 1996-97-98-99 Moss III, Thomas W. (Rice) ... 2005-06-07 Paltz, Leslie A...... 1924 Pulaski, Raymond ...... 1938-39 Marcy, Bert L...... 1903-04-05 McIntosh, Kyle D...... 1995-96-97-98 Moutenot, Christopher P...... 1968-69-70 Panczyszyn, Richard C...... 1967-68-69 Purdy, Frank L...... 1891 Marinovich, Mikhail D. .... 2008-09-10-11 McKee, Paul ...... 1942-46 Mozur, William ...... 1939-41 Pannucci, John P...... 1955 Purdy, Ross C...... 1894-95 Markowski, Adam ...... 1937 McKenzie, James C...... 2007-08-09 Muessig, Lewis ...... 1945 Paolisso, Paul L...... 1968-70 Purello, Joseph A...... 1947 Marone, Frank J...... 1980-81 McKinnon II, Frederick R...... 2007-08-09 Muhlbach, Donald L...... 1975 Parisi, Louis A...... 1977 Marques, Christopher E...... 1993-94-95 McLaughlin, Tom ...... 1948-49 Mulholland, William S...... 1894-95 Park, Ford R...... 1905-06-07 R Marrone, Douglas ...... 1983-84-85 McMickle, Levi P...... 1903 Park, Robert ...... 1902-03-04 Mungro, James O. II .... 1998-99-2000-01 Rackiewicz, Daniel C...... 1960 Marrow, Arnold M...... 1950 (Mgr.) McManus, Timothy J...... 1972 Parker, Darrell ...... 1992-93-94-95 Munson, Charles T...... Radivoy, Joseph J...... 1966 Marsella, Nicholas J...... 1973-74-75 McNabb, Donovan J...... 1995-96-97-98 Parker, Edward L...... 1894 Murphy, James M...... 1968-69 Rafferty, John E...... 1973-74 Martin, Edward ...... 1894-95-97 McNamara, Howard ...... 1926 Parker, H. Wallace ...... 1919-20 Murphy, Richard C...... 1966 Rafter, William J...... 1914-15 Martin, Gerald J...... 1974-75-76-77 McNeeley, Michael A...... 1972-73 Parker, Otto D...... 1903-04 Murray, Eugene W...... 1894-95 Rahal, Nicholas ...... 1950-51-52 Martin, Troy D...... 1990 McPhail, Charles ...... 1939-40-41 Parks, Christopher ...... 1988 Murry, James ...... 1921 Raleigh, Phillip R...... 1973-74 Marvil, C. Burns ...... 1937 McPherson, Donald R...... 1985-86-87 Parrish, Frank C...... 1966-67 Mustard, David E...... 1964-65-66 (Mgr.) Ralph, George T...... 1980 Marvin, Charles W...... 1889-90 Meacham Jr., Carl D...... 1940 (Mgr.) Parrish, Jason B...... 1898-99-1900-01 Myers, George H...... Ramiccio, Peter ...... 2005 Masci, Leonard V...... 1970-71-72 Mead, Frank L...... 1890 Paskevich, Anthony ...... 1938-39 Myers, Thomas P...... 1969-70-71 Rammi, August W...... 1919 Mason, Donald ...... 1946 Meehan, John F...... 1915-16-17 Patkochis, Bradley C...... 1995-96-97 Ramsdell, Willard R...... 1962 Mason, Kevin M...... 1992-93-94 Meehan, Robert ...... 1962-63 Patkochis, Charles A...... 1962 N Randolph, E.E...... 1892-94 Massis, John J...... 1967-68-69 Meggyesy, David H...... 1960-61-62 Patten, Haden A...... 1897-98-99-1900 Nance, James S...... 1962-63-64 Raner, Merton H...... 1962 Matteo, Francis P...... 1918 Meeker, Howard ...... 1930 Patterson, Jacob T...... 1927 Narsavage, David ...... 1967 (Mgr.) Ransler, Nicholas ...... 1913-14 Matichak, Thomas ...... 1978-79 Meier, Fred J...... 1958 Patterson, John ...... 1975-76-77-78 Nash, Phillip L...... 1995-96-97-98 Ransom, Richard R...... 1940-41-42 Matthews, David B...... 1897 Meisel, Max R...... 2006-07 Patterson, Perry ...... 2004-05-06 Nassib, Joe A...... 2011-12 Raupers, Shane ...... 2011 Mautino, Frederick J...... 1958-59-60 Meisner, William L...... 1914 Paul, Alexander E...... 1947 Nassib, Ryan P...... 2009-10-11-12 Raymond, Adam ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Mautino, Louis A...... 1957-60 Meldrum, Jonathan W...... 2007-08-09 Paul, Markus D...... 1985-86-87-88 Navaroli, Michael ...... 1981 Raymond, Edwin ...... 1927-28 Mayes, George A...... 2008-09-10 Mele, Michael ...... 2007-08 Paulus, Gregory ...... 2009 Neary, Michael P...... 1958-59 Raymond, James H...... 1969 Mazejko, Francis R...... 1941 Mendell, Irving ...... 1925 Peach, Stephen M...... 1982 Negroni, George E...... Reagan, John D...... 1991-92-93 Mazurek, James L...... 1961-62-63 Merkel, Victor E...... 1944-47-48-49 Perlstein, Maurice C...... 1936-37 Nesheiwat, Jawad M...... 2006-07 Reali, Sean P...... 1994-95-96 McAndrews, James ...... 1979-80-81 Merkerson, Da’mon T...... 2007-08-09-10 Peckelis, Joseph W...... 1972 Nett, Joseph M...... 1980-81-82 Reardon, Edward L...... 1967 McAulay, Donald ...... 1983-84-85 Merriman, Keith N...... 1974-75 Pellegrini, Gerald ...... 1942-46 Nettelbladt, Paul R...... 1965-66 Rebar, David W...... 1993-94-95 McBride, John F...... 1922-23-24 Merz, Henry ...... 1933-34 Pembleton, John G...... 1901 Neubert, Paul ...... 1931 Rechul, Nikodemus ...... 2008 McCall, Marvin ...... 2006-07 Messano, Charles S...... 2000 Pena, Daniel A...... 2008 Neugebauer, Gary ...... 1978-79-80 Reckmack, Raymond ...... 1934-35-36 McCard, David C...... 1967-68-69 Meyer, George F...... 1910 Pendock, William J...... 1980-81-82-83 Neumann, Theodore J ...... 2004-05 Redington, George O...... 1891 Meyers Jr., George W...... 1994-95-96 146 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Reddish, Brandon T...... 2011-12 Reed, Robert J...... 1935 S Reed, Rudy L...... 1982-83-84-85 St. Peter, John P...... 1969 Reed, Vincent M...... 1922 St. Victor, Jose ...... 1974-75-76 Reeve, George H...... 1909-10-11 Salerno, John F...... 1962-63 Regensburger, William ...... 1944-45 Sales, Marcus D...... 2008-09-10-12 Reid, Thomas ...... 1985 Salkin, Aaron ...... 1992 (Mgr.) Reidpath, Charles D...... 1910 Sampson, Harold R...... 1901 Reilly, Dennis J...... 1963-64 Sampson, Kevin M...... 2001-02-03 Reimer, Daniel S...... 1950-51-52 Sandquist, Timothy M. .... 1988-89-90-91 Reimer, Richard L...... 1958-59-60 Sanfilippo, Carl C...... 1975 Reimmer, Ludwig ...... 1999 Sanford, Lloyd N...... 1934 Rekstis, Walter J...... 1935-36-37 Santiago, Nicholas A...... 2005-06-07-08 Remo, Roger ...... 1985-86 Santoli, Frank A...... 1961 Rene, Steve ...... 2011 Santora, Steve ...... 1982 Resto, Joshue E...... 2000 (Mgr.) Sapienza, David A...... 1985-87-88 Rettig, David M...... 1975 Sapp, Walter J...... 1971-72 Revels, Frederick W...... 1892 Sardinia, Thomas M...... 1958 Reyes, Walter H...... 2001-02-03-04 Sarette, David ...... 1959-60-61 Reynolds, C.W.P...... 1905-06-07 Satterfield, Frank ...... 2008 Rhodes, Damien L...... 2002-03-04-05 Sauerwein, Robert ...... 1946 Rhodes, Michael ...... 1946 Sawyer, Herman ...... 1919 Ricco, Ricky ...... 2011 (Mgr.) Sawyer, Kenneth L...... 1971-72-73 Rice, E.G...... 1904 (Mgr.) Saylor, James E...... 1959 Rice, F. Seward ...... 1903-04 Scanlon, Richard J...... 2000-01-02-03 Rice, Leon A...... 1906 Schade, Fred F...... 1902-03-04 Rich, Robert ...... 1951-52-53-54 Scharr, William P...... 1989 Richards, Frank L...... 1893-94 Scharoun, Jeremy C...... 1973-74 Richardson, Ronald ...... 1976-78 Schena, Matt ...... 1995 Richardson, Roy S...... 1890 Schiffner, Robert A...... 1947-48-49 Richardson, Terry J...... 1991-92-93 Schlachter, Chris P...... 1914-15 Richardson, Thomas V...... 1953-54-55 Schmidlin, Carl E...... 1923 Richtmeyer, Stanley ...... 1927 Schmidt, Eugene I...... 1941-47 Riddle, Alonzo J...... 2001-02 Schmitt, Richard ...... 1973-74 Ridlon, James A...... 1954-55-56 Schoenfeld, David ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Rigan, Joseph ...... 1938-39-40 Schoonmaker, Robert J...... 1968-70 Ringo, James ...... 1950-51-52 Schoonover, William ...... 1961-62-63 Ringo, Stephen ...... 1956 Schreck, Edward A...... 1965-66-67 Robbins, Howard W...... 1913 Schultz, Andress ...... 1915 Roberts, Melvin ...... 1926 Schwarzer, Joseph K...... 1916-17-18-19 Robertson, Harold J...... 1916-17-19-20 Schwedes, Gerhard H...... 1957-58-59 Robertson, Miles E...... 1911-12-13 Schwedes, Scott ...... 1983-84-85-86 Former linebacker Reggie Terry is a successful athletics administrator who has worked in Robinson, Andrew ...... 2006 (Mgr.) Schwert, M. Peter ...... 1953-54-55 both the collegiate and professional ranks. Robinson, Andrew P...... 2007-08-09 Scibelli, Anthony J...... 1963-64-65 Robinson, Edmund A...... 1994 Scipione, John A...... 1969 Simpkins, Rickie Jr...... 1998-99-2000 Spector, Andrew E...... 1964-65 (Mgr.) Stuhlweissenburg, Claus ...... 1987 Robinson, Fay N...... 1899 Sciullo, Anthony ...... 1985 Simpson, Frank H...... 1907-08 (Mgr.) Speller, Nicholaus A...... 2009 Sudano, Nick ...... 1997-98-99 Robinson, Mandel R...... 1976-77 Scoba, Michael J...... 1947-49 Simpson, Scott ...... 1991 (Mgr.) Spencer, James ...... 1992 Sudnick, Charles ...... 1933 Robinson, Micah L...... 2011-12 Scott, George A...... 2000 Sims, Jr., Turnell ...... 1987-88-89-90 Spicer, Lewis ...... 1944 Sujansky, Justin ...... 2004 Robinson, Roger ...... 1945-46 Scott, Kevyn M...... 2008-09-10-11 Sinceno, Kaseem T...... 1994-95-96-97 Spillett, John J...... 1973 Sullivan, Daniel E...... 1908 Robinson, R. Scott ...... 1971-72 Scott, Nico A...... 2007-08-09 Singer, Robert ...... 1952 (Mgr.) Spillett, Thomas ...... 1960-61 Sullivan, Daniel R...... 1961 Robleto, Fernando ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Scott, O’Neill ...... 2001-02-03-04 Singer, Milton ...... 1932-33-34 Spinney, Stephen A...... 1975-76-77-78 Sullivan, Jeremiah H...... Roche, Richard G...... 1982-83 Scully, John H...... 1909 Singer, Walter ...... 1932-33-34 Spitz, Russell ...... 1978-79-80 Sullivan, Thomas ...... 1944-45 Rodgers, John S...... 2011-12 Scully, Stephen J...... 1973-74 Singer Jr., William F...... 1894 Sposato, Ross D...... 1969-71-72 Summerville, Shawntrealle, D...... 1997 Rodiek, Edmund C...... 1938-39-40 Seager, Raymond H...... 1961-62 Sirowich, Kenneth C...... 1991 Spotwood, Quinton S...... 1996-97-98-99 Suter, Max ...... 2007-08-09-10 Roe, Terrell F...... 1964-65-66 Sebo, Samuel E...... 1927-28-29 Sklarosky, Michael A...... 2006 Sproule, William J...... 1959 Sutton, Robert F...... 1972-73 Roesch, Joseph ...... 1931 Seeley, Wirt D...... Skonieczki, Gerald W...... 1957-58-59 Spruill, Marquis ...... 2010-11-12 Svanson, Gust G...... 1966 Rogers, Earl A...... 1889 Segal, Harry L...... 1916-17-19 Skop, Michael ...... 1952-53-54 Stach, Kenneth J...... 1973 Swarr, John L...... 1937-38 Romaner, Samuel ...... 1930 Seibert, Thomas J...... 1978-79-80-81 Skurka, Joseph ...... 1948-49 Stacchiotti, James ...... 1976 Sweat, Gary L...... 1971-72-73 Romano, Anthony M...... 1980-81-82-83 Seiter, Gordon ...... 1944 Skyinskus, William ...... 1950-51-52 Stafford, Albert E...... 1899-1900 Sweeney, Charles P...... 1983 Romeo, Nicholas A...... 2000-01-02-03 Seketa, John B...... 1960-61 Slaby, Leonard ...... 1961-62-63 Stamelman, Louis R...... 1930 Sweeney, Walter F...... 1960-61-62 Ronan, Donald ...... 1951-52 Sellers, Jeremy W...... 2006-07 Slade, Daniel ...... 1942 Stancin, Eugene ...... 1960-61-62 Swinson, Mark A...... 1988 Rondeau, Andrew J...... 1990 (Mgr.) Semall, Bruce D...... 1976-77 Slater, Charles A...... 1914-15 Stanton, Scott M...... 1999 Swittenburg, Troy N...... 2003-04 Rooks, George D...... 1988-89-90-91 Sessler, James P...... 1975-76-77 Slick, Paul I...... 1952-53-54 Stark, Charles G...... 1931 Sydnor, Willie ...... 1981 Rooney, Frank M...... 1889 Seymour, Richard D...... 1912-13-14 Slovenski, Walter ...... 1946-47-48-49 Stark, Harry ...... Szombathy, Joseph ...... 1950-51-52 Rooney, Harold A...... 1963-64-65 Shadle, Patrick Q...... 2006-07-08 Smalley, Frank M...... Stark, S. Louis ...... 1932-33-34 Roos, John W...... 1982-83-84 Shafer, Michael W...... 1999-2000-01-02 Smallwood, W. Martin ..... 1892-93-94-95 Stark, Peter G...... 1951-52-53 T Rose, Darius ...... 2012 (Mgr.) Shaffer, Christopher L...... 1976-77-78-79 Smallwood, W.T...... 1896-97-98-99 Stark, William B...... 1945 (Mgr.) Tabor, Don ...... 1929 (Mgr.) Rose, Joseph J...... 1956 Shale, Sheldon ...... 1935 Smith, Andre ...... 1994 Starobin, Mordecai ...... 1922-23-24 Tait, James ...... 1983-84-85 Rose, Walter S...... 1914-15 Shallish, Harry B...... 1926 (Mgr.) Smith, Anthony B...... 2003-04-05 Stecker, Charles R...... 1965 Tanner, Jason A...... 2006-07 Rosella, John A...... 1970-71-72 Sharp, Jerry A...... 1991-92 Smith II, Clifton M...... 1999-2000-01-02 Stecker, Herbert W...... 1964-65-66 Tarbox, Bruce B...... 1958-59-60 Rosen, Richard ...... 1975-76-77 Sharpe, Brandon H...... 2009-10-11-12 Smith, Derrell M...... 2007-08-09-10 Stedman, Murray S...... Tarrant, Brian K...... 1994-95 Rosengrant, Judson ...... 1921 Shaw, Gregory A...... 1993 Smith, Jerome H...... 2011-12 Steele, Allen D...... 1892 Tarullo, Matthew G...... 2002-03-04 Rosner, Adam J...... 2007-08-09-10 Shaw, Lester A...... 1909 Smith, Kelvin V...... 2003-04-05-06 Steele, Clifford ...... 1916-17-18 Tate, David R...... 1974-75 Rosia, Thomas E...... 1966 Shaw, William F...... 1925 Smith, Leonard W...... 1970 Steen, Gregory K...... 1972-73-74 Tate, Robert P...... 1977-78 Ross, Joseph ...... 1981-82 Sheedy, James ...... 1986 Smith, Oliver J...... 1911-12 Steen, James ...... 1932-33-34 Taylor, Anthony L...... 1990 Rossetti, Carlo ...... 1995 Sheeran, Daniel J...... 2007-08 Smith Jr., R. Calvin ...... 1953-54-55 Stefanelli, Dominick ...... 1932 Taylor, John H...... 1936-37-38 Rotunda, L. Michael ...... 1978-79 Shek, William ...... 1939-40 Smith, Roger H...... 1965-66 Stefanski, Gary ...... 1978 (Mgr.) Taylor, John O...... 1926-27 Rotunno, William A...... 1949 (Mgr.) Shekitka, Andrew ...... 1946 Smith, Tajiddin M...... 2006-07 Steigler, Herbert F...... 1951-52-53 Taylor, Lee ...... 1941 (Mgr.) Roulin, Brian L...... 1972 Shemin, William ...... 1922 Smith, Thomas J...... 1961 Stein, Arthur H...... 1905-06-07-08 Taylor, Richard L...... 1956 Rouse, Sherman ...... 1890-91 Sheppard, Lucian H...... 1891 Smith, Thomas S...... 1969 Steiner, Richard P...... 1970-71-72 Telinski, S. Stephen ...... 1948-49 Routses, Peter S...... 1966 Shimer, Mason C...... 1909 Smith, Vaughn E...... 2000 Stem, Robert P...... 1959-60-61 Ten Eyck, Gerald ...... Rubin, J. Robert ...... 1903 (Mgr.) Shor, Alexander B...... 2005 Smith, Walter S...... Stenclik, Michael D...... 2007-08-09 Terry, Adam S...... 2002-03-04 Ruby, Edward J...... 1923 Short, Robyn S...... 2000 (Mgr.) Smith, Wilber F...... 1898-99 Stephens, Thomas ...... 1982-83-84 Terry, Reginald V...... 1991-93 Ruccio, Jerry A...... 1966-67-68 Shreve, James R...... 1948-49-50 Smith, William H...... 1967-68 Stephens, Thomas G...... 1956-57-58 Thomas, Joshua L...... 2001-02-03 Rudy, Aaron ...... 2012 (Mgr.) Shufelt, James V...... 1913-14 Smithson, William B...... 1913-15 Stephenson, Franklin ...... 1904 Thomas, Malcolm L...... 1993-94-95-96 Ruff, Guy ...... 1978-79-81 Shramko, Eric ...... 1997 (Mgr.) Smyrl, Charles J...... 1972-73 Stevens, David ...... 2010-11-12 Thomas, Phillip ...... 2009-10-11 Rugg, Augustus ...... 1923-24-25 Siano, Michael ...... 1982-83-84-85 Snell, Clifford J...... 1997-99-2000 Stevens, Warren ...... 1928-29-30 Thomas Jr., Robert W...... 1958 Ruggiero, Franklin D...... 1971 Sickles, Joseph ...... 1978-79 Snider, John E...... 1961-62-63 Stewart, Robert J...... 1936 Thomas, Shamarko L...... 2009-10-11-12 Ruoff, Bernard A...... 1972-73-74 Sidat-Singh, Wilmeth ...... 1937-38 Snyder, Earle D...... 1910 (Mgr.) Stimson, James P...... 1904-05-06-07 Thomas, Willard ...... 1937-38-39 Russell, Henry F...... 1904-05 Sidey, John ...... 1939 Snyder, Eric J...... 1966 Stock, George J...... 1956-57 Thompson, G. Bryant .. 1916-17-18-19-20 Russnok, Michael P...... 1997 Sidoni, Anthony T...... 1973 Snyder, George L...... 1972 (Mgr.) Stoeppel, Craig S...... 1985-86-87-88 Thoms, Arthur ...... 1966-67-68 Rust, Robert E...... 1967-69 Sidor, Anthony J...... 1978-79-80 Snyder, Jeremy ...... 2004 Stonberg, Abraham ...... 1929-30-31 Thomson, Robert M...... 1987-88-89-90 Ruth, Harold ...... 1937-38-39 Sikand, Sant S...... 1998 Sobul, Jerald B...... 1961 Stone, Avatus H...... 1950-51 Thornburn, A.D...... 1898-99 Rutherford, Austin G...... 1902-03-04 Silvanic, George ...... 1947-48-49 Sofsian, Walter J...... 1961-62-63 Stout, Horace E...... 1889-91 Thorner, Christopher J...... 2004-05-06 Rutherford, Walter ...... 1936 Simko, Jack ...... 1983-84 Sokol, Stanley E...... 1961 Strayer, George ...... 1936 Throckmorton, L.S...... 1912 Rutstein, Robert ...... 1915 Simmons, Don W...... 2012 Southwick, David ...... 1951 (Mgr.) Striba, George ...... 1936 Thurlow, Thomas H...... 1926 (Mgr.) Simmons, Edward ...... 1946 Sparks, Brian ...... 1995 Strid, Charles H...... 1955-56-57 Thurston, George G...... Simmons, Sr., Roy D...... 1922-23-24 Sparfield, Lawrence J...... Stroope, Darrell G...... 1998 Tice, Raymond L...... 1939-40-41 • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 147 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

Running back David Walker was a key player on four Orange squads that won bowl games from 1989 through 1992. He is currently an assistant coach for Quarterback Chuck Zimmerman earned a place on the cover of Sports the Indianapolis Colts, mentoring former SU standout Delone Carter. Illustrated during his standout Syracuse career. Tiller, Andrew J...... 2009-10-11 Vaughan, Ernest F...... 1961 Weber, Richard ...... 1940-41-42 Wilson, Timothy A...... 1977-78-80 Tindall, Francis G...... 1931-32 Vaughn, Earl ...... 1975-76 Webster, Parker ...... 1935-36-37 Wilson, Otis ...... 1975 Z Tisdale, Francis ...... 1932-33 Vavra, Joseph A...... 1932-33-34 Webster, Steven E...... 1972-73 Winick, Walter L...... 1926-27-28 Zamaitis, Edward S...... 1972-73-74 Titmas, Herbert J...... 1928-29-30 Vergara, Albert ...... 1951-52-53 Weeks, Harry G...... 1900-01-02 Wink, Charles J...... 1957-61 Zambuto, Paul ...... 1978-79-80-81 Todd, Carroll A...... 1991-92-93 Vergara, Anthony ...... 1950-52 Weir, Dennis J...... 1962 Winter, Blaise ...... 1980-81-82-83 Zanieski, William J...... 1965-66-67 Todd, James ...... 1898 Vergara, Vincent ...... 1950-52 Weisenburger, Gregg M...... 1988 Winters, Bernard A...... 1974-75-76-77 Zanovitch, William J...... 1973-75-76 Tooke, Charles W...... 1889-90 Vernon, Elliott E...... 1893-94-96 Weiss, John ...... 1944 Wisdom, Terrence B...... 1989-90-91-92 Zaso, Gus C...... 1954-55-56 Touchton, George E...... 1935-36 Vesling, Timothy ...... 1985-86-87 Welch, Darren ...... 1975-76-77-78 Wiseman, Rebern ...... 1950-51 Zegalia, Stephen C...... 1966-67-68 Towne, Richard E...... 1965-66 Vesper, Donald ...... 1941 Welch, Robert B...... 1950 Wittman, Robert ...... 1925-27 Zeglen, Joseph J...... 1973 Trapasso, Timothy L...... 1976-77-78 Vickery, Stephen A...... Wells, Donald E...... 1974-75-76-77 Wohlabaugh, David V...... 1992-93-94 Ziegler, Brent ...... 1980-81-82-83 Trask, Ronald C...... 1968-70 Vigille, Oliver ...... 2012 Wells, Rodney C...... 1999-2001 Wolf, James B...... 1907 Ziff, David ...... 1922 Traver, Herman D...... 1890 Villanti, Steve ...... 1981-82-83-84 Welsh, Robert J...... 2011-12 Wolfley, Craig A...... 1976-77-78-79 Zimdahl, Walter ...... 1937-38-39 Travis, Leslie M...... 1913-14-15 Vincett, Reed W...... 1922 Wentworth, James M...... 1988-89-90-91 Womack, Douglas R...... 1991-92-93 Zimmerman, Charles D...... 1956-57-58 Travostino, Peter ...... 1942 (Mgr.) Virgilio, Lawrence A...... 1965 Werner, Howard ...... 1942 Womack, Ronald J...... 1968 Zimmerman, Eric R...... 1965 Trento, Angelo ...... 1934 Voegler, Nicholas ...... 1950-52 Werth, John ...... 1983 Wood, Olin B...... 1890-91 Zimmerman, Gifford G...... 1921-22-23 Trendowski, Thomas N...... 2010-11 Vogt, Gerald J...... 1967-68-69 West, Jarrod ...... 2011-12 Wood, W.W...... 1895-96 Zimmerman, Robert A...... 1970-71 Tribbey, Tomoneol ...... 2007-08-09-10 vonBischoffshausen, John ...... 1964 Wetzel, William A...... 1952-53-54 Woodcock, Patrick I...... 1998-99-2000 Zunic, Michael J...... 1978-79-80-81 Trigg, Joseph E...... 1914-15 Voorhees, Karl B...... 1897 Whigham, Julian ...... 2012 Wooden, Edward L...... 1990-91-92 Zur, Randolph C...... 1969-70 Troilo, Arthur ...... 1952-53-54 Voyda Jr., Thomas J...... 1974-75-76-77 Whitaker, Spencer J...... 1913 Wooden, Terrence T...... 1986-87-88-89 Troup, Paul A...... 1937-39 Whitcomb, Frank E...... 1920 Woodruff, Leroy T...... 1912-13-14 Trout, Charles W...... 1921-22-23 W White, George H...... 1891-94 Woodruff, Robert B...... 1970-71-72 Trout, Nathan M...... 1996-97-98-99 Wade, Eric ...... 1982 White, Harold A...... 1913-14-15-16 Wooten, Alfred J...... 1990-91-92-93 Trudo III, Robert C...... 2012 Waite, Dean H...... 1910 White, John ...... 1979 Wosilius, William T...... 1965-66 Tsarnas, John ...... 1945-46 Waldorf, Lynn O...... 1922-23-24 White, Joshua M...... 2009 Wright, Arthur ...... 1927 (Mgr.) Tsurushima, Shin ...... 1999 (Mgr.) Waldron, Harold R...... 1909-10 White, Raymond C...... 1968-69-70 Wright, Harold E...... Tull, Mario A...... 2010 Wales, Beckett W...... 2010-11-12 Whiteman, Sean R...... 1988-89 Wright, James A...... 1961 Tucker, David L...... 1903-04-05 Walker, Anthony Jr...... 1995-96 Whitesell, Richard ...... 1941-42-46 Wright, Joseph A...... 1890-91 Turner, Jim A...... 1994-95-96-97 Walker, David L...... 1989-90-91-92 Whiteside, Milford J...... 1891 Wright, Nathaniel ...... 1974-75-76 Tuten Jr., Melvin A...... 1992-93-94 Walker, Duane L...... 1968-69 Whitfield, George F...... 1890-91 Wyche, James ...... 2002-03-04-05 Twaddle, Harry L...... 1909 Walker, Gregory E...... 1988-89-90-91 Whitfield Jr., Thomas ...... 2003-05 Wycoff, Lynn B...... 1897-98-1900-01-02 Tyger, Larry J...... 1995 Walker, Keeon D...... 1999-2000-01-02 Whitney, Robert ...... 1926 Wycoff, Jennifer ...... 1989 (Mgr.) Tyler, Ronald G...... 1954-55 Walker Jr., Matthew C...... 1982-83 Wiederkehr, Hans ...... 1985 Wysocki, Gregory M...... 1970-71 Tyree, David M...... 1999-2000-01-02 Walker, William H...... 1993-94 Wienke, Harris L...... 1964-65-66 Walsh, Bill ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Wier, Edward J...... Y U Walters, Herbert ...... 1912 Wilcox, Morgan A...... 1894-96 Yancey, Bruce ...... 1951-52-53 Urban, Edward A...... 1948-49 Walters, Jason A...... 1994-95-96-97 Wilcox, Ralph E...... 1894-96 Yaple, Edward ...... 1950-51-52 Urban, George J...... 1947-48-49 Walters, Stanley P...... 1970-71 Wilcox, William W...... 1890 Yard, Kevin M...... 1976-77 Usher, Louis C...... 1918 Wansack Jr., Matthew ...... 1932-33-34 Wilhelm, Thomas D...... 1962-63-64 Yates, Robert E...... 1958-59 Uyeda, Carl ...... 1944 Ward, Derek ...... 1986-87 Wilkes, Jeremi J...... 2010-11-12 Warholak, Ted ...... 1955-56 Wilkinson, Marcus E...... 1910-14-15 Yencho, George M...... 1970-71-72 V Warner, David ...... 1979-80-81 Williams, Boyd ...... 1941-42 Yochum, Daniel L...... 1970-71 Warren, Brent T...... 1995-96-97 Williams, Bruce ...... 2005-06-07-08 Youmans, Maurice E...... 1958-59 Vaccaro, Michael ...... 1994 (Mgr.) Warren, Ulysses G...... 1893-94-95 Williams, Glenn K...... 1975-76-77-78 Young, Joshua ...... 1996 (Mgr.) Valchar, Frank J...... 1958 Washington, Timothy ...... 2005 Williams, Gregory B...... 1976-77-78-79 Young, Glen H...... 1989-90-91-92 Van Arnam, John R...... 1906 Watkins, Frederick H...... 1889-90-91 Williams, James D...... 1973 Young, Robert ...... 1949-50-51 Van Blarcum, Clarence ...... 1921-22 Watrel, Albert A...... 1948-49 Williams Jr. , Lee ...... 2005-06-07 Young, Sidney W...... 1958 Vanca, William ...... 1978 (Mgr.) Watrel, Warren E...... 1956 Williams, Madei C...... 1998-99 Young, William ...... 1945 Van Deusen, H.S...... Watson, Thomas ...... 1985-86 Williams, Michael A...... 2007 Yost Jr., George D...... 1974-75 Van Deusen, Edward S...... 1894-95 Watt, Joseph ...... 1940-41-46 Williams, Roland L...... 1994-95-96-97 Van Duyn, Cornelius ...... 1904 Watt, Joseph C...... 1964 Williams, Timothy C...... 1972-73 Van Duyne, Wilber ...... Watts, Leon ...... 1978 Willis, Roy D...... 1994 Van Lengen, F.W...... 1894-95 Waugh, Orlo L...... 1905-06-07-08 Wills, Donald E...... 1950 Van Lengen, W.H...... 1923-25 Waxman, Michael ...... 1962 Wilson, Clifford B...... 1938-39-40 Van Ness, Albert W...... 1927-28-29 Weaver, Aaron ...... 2010 Wilson, Glenn A...... 1975-76-77 Varvari, William D...... 1975 Weaver, Leo ...... 1941-42 Wilson, James A...... 1961 Vaughan, Daniel J...... 2009-10-11-12 Weber, Mark A...... 1958-59-60 Wilson, Sir Mawn J...... 1993-94-95 148 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL This list was compiled from several sources, including the Anderson, R.J. Encyclopedia of Football; 2013 SU draftees/first-time free Quarterback: 2004, Oakland Raiders, Montreal SUccess Stories agent signings are not included (see draft list). This list is as of Alouettes (CFL) June 2013. Compilation of players in CFL was assisted by Jay Delone Carter Langhammer, Dallas, Texas. NFL Europe list from Beth Long ‘06. Anderson, Willard Players on current NFL, CFL, AFL, af2, IFL or UFL rosters Indianapolis Colts are listed in CAPS. The list is as of May 20, 2013. The years Back; 1923, Cleveland Indians; 1924, Rochester listed indicate calendar year, not NFL year. The year listed Jeffersons with Super Bowls indicates NFL season. Teams listed are from the National Football League unless Archoska, Julius otherwise noted. End; 1930, Staten Island Stapletons Abbott, Lafayette Atkinson, Jamar Back; 1921-1929, Dayton Triangles Defensive End; 2007, Baltimore Ravens Abrams, Kevin Baker, Art Defensive Back; 1997-2000, Detroit Lions Running Back; 1961-62, Buffalo Bills; 1963-65, Hamilton Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD Tiger-Cats (CFL); 1966, (CFL) 1997 Detroit 15 28 1-29 6 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 1998 Detroit 16 51 0- 0 8 1961 Buffalo 14 152 498 3 1999 Detroit 1 0 0- 0 0 1962 Buffalo 3 2 9 0 Totals 32 79 1-29 14 Totals 17 154 507 3 Albanese, Vannie Year Team GP KO RET. YDS AVG TD 1961 Buffalo 14 12 281 23.4 0 Back; 1937-38, Brooklyn Dodgers; 1940, New York Americans 1962 Buffalo 3 7 220 31.4 1 Alexander, Joseph Totals 17 19 501 26.4 1 Center; 1921-22, Rochester Jeffersons; 1922, Baniewicz, Mark Milwaukee Badgers; 1925-27, New York Giants Tackle; 2000-01, Jacksonville Jaguars; 2003, Denver Alexander, P.J. Broncos In the NFL … • Rushed for a combined 499 yards and two touchdowns Tackle; 2002-03, New Orleans Saints; 2003-06, Bartholomew, Ryan Denver Broncos; 2006-07, Atlanta Falcons; 2007-08, in first two seasons Center; 2011-12, Arizona Cardinals • Scored touchdowns at New Orleans and against Kansas City Denver Broncos • Selected in the fourth round of the 2011 NFL draft by Allen, Will Bary, Ousmane Indianapolis Cornerback; 1996, Barcelona Dragons (NFL Europe) Cornerback; 2001-05, New York Giants; 2006-11, At Syracuse Miami Dolphins; New England Patriots, 2011-12 Barsha, John Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD • Finished tenure as third-leading rusher in SU history 2001 NY Giants 13 45 4-27 14 Back; 1919-20, Rochester Jeffersons; 1920, (3,104 yards) 2002 NY Giants 15 56 1- 0 11 Hammond Pros • MVP, 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl 2003 NY Giants 12 42 2-23 14 • Participated in 2011 East-West Shrine Game 2004 NY Giants 16 80 1-11 19 Bavaro, David 2005 NY Giants 16 72 0-17 11 Linebacker; 1990, Phoenix Cardinals; 1991, Buffalo 2006 Miami 15 57 1-11 12 2007 Miami 16 62 1-14 13 Bills; 1992, Minnesota Vikings; 1993-94, New Benecick, Al 2008 Miami 16 50 3-62 15 England Patriots; 1994, New Orleans Saints Guard; 1959-68, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL); 2009 Miami 6 21 2-27 6 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1969, Edmonton Eskimos (CFL) 2010 Miami injured reserve 1990 Phoenix 9 9 0.0 0-0 2011 Miami 15 43 0-0 3 1991 Buffalo 1 0 0.0 0-0 2012 New England injured reserve Bernard, Michael 1992 Minnesota 5 6 0.0 0-0 Tackle; 1992, Frankfurt Galaxy (NFL Europe) Totals 124 528 15-192 118 1993 New England 12 3 0.0 0-0 1994 New England 9 17 0.0 0-0 Anderson, Antonio Totals 36 35 0.0 0-0 Berner, Milford Defensive Lineman; 1997-98, Dallas Cowboys; 1999, Center; 1933, Cincinnati Reds Cleveland Browns Bayley, John Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Tackle; 1927, New York Yankees Bevill, Bryce 1997 Dallas 16 26 2.0 0-0 Defensive Back; 1996-97, Saskatchewan Roughriders 1998 Dallas 5 2 0.0 0-0 Totals 21 28 2.0 0-0 Baysinger, Reeves (CFL); 1998-2000, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) Tackle; 1924, Rochester Jeffersons Anderson, Gary Bingham, Craig Kicker; 1982-1994, Pittsburgh Steelers; 1995-96, Bazile, Wilky Linebacker; 1982-84, Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive Line; 1996, Charlotte Rage (AFL); 1997, Philadelphia Eagles; 1997, San Francisco 49ers; Braney, John 1998-02, Minnesota Vikings; 2003-04, Tennessee Titans Scottish Claymores (NFL Europe); 1997-98, Tampa Guard; 1925-26, Providence Steamrollers • Four-time Pro Bowl selection Bay Storm (AFL); 1998, New York City Hawks (AFL); Year Team GP FG/FGA PAT/ATT PTS 1999, New Jersey Red Devils (AFL); 2000, Buffalo Brinkley, Curtis 1982 Pittsburgh 9 10/12 22/22 52 Destroyers (AFL); 2001, Houston Thunderbears 1983 Pittsburgh 16 27/31 38/39 119 Running Back; 2009-12, San Diego Chargers 1984 Pittsburgh ^ 16 24/32 45/45 117 (AFL); 2002, New Jersey Gladiators (AFL); 2003, Las Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 1985 Pittsburgh ^ 16 33/42 40/40 139 Vegas Gladiators (AFL); 2004, Columbus Destroyers 2010 San Diego 3 2 11 0 1986 Pittsburgh 16 21/32 32/32 95 (AFL); 2007, Kansas City Brigade (AFL); 2005-08, New 2011 San Diego 10 30 101 1 1987 Pittsburgh 12 22/27 21/21 87 2012 San Diego 10 39 115 0 1988 Pittsburgh 16 28/36 34/35 118 Orleans Voo Doo (AFL) Totals 23 71 227 1 1989 Pittsburgh 16 21/30 28/28 91 1990 Pittsburgh 16 20/25 32/32 92 Beaudoin, Mathieu Brominski, Steve 1991 Pittsburgh 16 23/33 31/31 100 Tackle; 1999-2000, British Columbia Lions (CFL); 1992 Pittsburgh 16 28/36 29/31 113 Tight End; 2000, Detroit Lions 1993 Pittsburgh ^ 16 28/30 32/32 116 2000-02, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) 1994 Pittsburgh 16 24/29 32/32 104 Brotzki, Bob 1995 Philadelphia 16 22/30 32/33 98 Belton, Keith “Thump” Offensive lineman; 1986-87, Indianapolis Colts; 1988, 1996 Philadelphia 16 25/29 40/40 115 Fullback; 2004, Detroit Lions; 2005-06, Chicago 1997 San Francisco 16 29/36 38/38 125 Dallas Cowboys 1998 Minnesota ^ 16 35/35 59/59 164 Bears; 2006-07, Denver Broncos; 2007, Detroit Lions 1999 Minnesota 16 19/30 46/46 103 Brown, Charley 2000 Minnesota 16 22/23 45/45 111 Bemiller, Albert Defensive back; 1966-67, Chicago Bears; 1968, 2001 Minnesota 15 14/17 29/30 71 Center; 1961-69, Buffalo Bills 2002 Minnesota 14 18/23 36/37 90 Buffalo Bills; 1969, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) 2003 Tennessee 15 27/31 42/42 123 • 1966 Pro Bowl selection 2004 Tennessee 15 17/22 37/37 88 Totals 353 538/671 820/827 2,434 ^ Denotes Pro Bowl season • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 149 ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Brown, John Carr, Harlan SUccess Stories Tackle; 1962-66, Cleveland Browns; 1967-71, Quarterback; 1927, Buffalo Bisons Pittsburgh Steelers Tom Coughlin CARTER, Delone 2011-present Brown, Matthew Running Back; 2011-present, Indianapolis Colts New York Giants Back; 1919, Cleveland Indians Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 2011 Indianapolis 16 101 377 2 Brown, William 2012 Indianapolis 12 32 122 3 Linebacker; 1960, Boston Patriots Totals 28 133 499 5 Bruckner, Nick Cassata, Rick Receiver; 1983-1987, New York Jets Quarterback; 1969, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL); Bugenhagen, Gary 1969-70, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL); 1971-74, Ottawa Roughriders (CFL); 1975, British Columbia Tackle-Guard; 1967, Buffalo Bills; 1969-70, Boston Lions (CFL); 1976, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) Patriots Bulluck, Keith Charles, Mike Linebacker; 2000-10, Tennessee Titans; 2010, New Defensive Tackle; 1983-86, Miami Dolphins; 1987-89, York Giants. San Diego Chargers; 1990-91, Los Angeles Raiders • Two-time Pro Bowl selection • Super Bowl XIX participant (1984) Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS • Selected team captain in 2008 1983 Miami 16 26 3.0 0-0 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1984 Miami 10 23 3.0 0-0 In the NFL … 2000 Tennessee 16 33 0 1-8 1985 Miami 16 61 7.0 0-0 2001 Tennessee 15 51 1.0 2-21 1986 Miami 9 12 0.0 1-(-2) • First head coach of Jacksonville Jaguars (1995-2002) 2002 Tennessee ^ 16 125 1.0 1-5 1987 San Diego 11 44 1.0 0-0 • 1995 UPI NFL Coach of the Year 2003 Tennessee ^ 16 135 3.0 2-9 1988 San Diego 16 40 0.0 0-0 • Guided Giants to Super Bowl wins in 2007 and 2004 Tennessee 16 152 5.0 2-25 1989 San Diego 6 n/a 0.0 0-0 2005 Tennessee 16 138 5.0 2-16 2011 seasons 1990 Los Angeles 10 n/a 0.0 0-0 2006 Tennessee 16 143 2.5 1-0 1991 Los Angeles 10 n/a 0.0 0-0 • Has coached the Jaguars and Giants to a combined 2007 Tennessee 16 88 0.0 5-63 Totals 104 n/a 14.0 1-(-2) five division titles and nine play-off berths. 2008 Tennessee 16 98 0.5 0-0 2009 Tennessee 14 108 0.0 3-45 Cheyunski, Jim At Syracuse … 2010 New York Giants 13 30 0.0 2-7 Totals 170 1,101 18.0 21-199 Linebacker; 1968-70, Boston Patriots; 1971-72, New • Part of backfield that featured Floyd Little and England Patriots; 1973-74, Buffalo Bills; 1975-76, Larry Csonka Burnett, Rob Baltimore Colts • University’s oustanding scholar-athlete as senior Defensive Lineman; 1990-01, Cleveland Browns/ Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Baltimore Ravens; 2002-2003, Miami Dolphins 1968 Boston 13 62 1.0 1-21 • Graduate assistant coach in 1969 1969 Boston 14 120 1.0 1-37 “I take tremendous pride in having played • Super Bowl XXXV Champion (2000) 1970 Boston 12 66 1.5 0-0 • 1995 Pro Bowl selection 1971 New England 14 61 0.0 1-24 at Syracuse. I played for a head coach (Ben Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1972 New England 14 73 0.0 0-0 Schwartzwalder) who was as fundamentally 1990 Cleveland 16 57 2.0 0-0 1973 Buffalo 13 n/a n/a 3-31 1991 Cleveland 13 31 3.0 0-0 1974 Buffalo 14 n/a n/a 1-6 sound in the game as anyone who has ever 1992 Cleveland 16 60 9.0 0-0 1975 Baltimore 14 90 0.0 2-8 coached it.” 1993 Cleveland 16 76 9.0 0-0 1976 Baltimore 14 110 0.0 0-0 1994 Cleveland ^ 16 54 10.0 0-0 Totals 121 9-127 ~ Tom Coughlin 1995 Cleveland 16 55 7.5 0-0 1996 Baltimore 6 29 3.0 0-0 Chiara, Paul 1997 Baltimore 15 59 4.0 0-0 Safety; 2010, Carolina Panthers Brown, Dee 1998 Baltimore 16 70 2.5 0-0 Running Back; 2001-2002, Carolina Panthers; 2003, 1999 Baltimore 16 81 6.5 0-0 Pittsburgh Steelers; 2004, Atlanta Falcons, Cleveland 2000 Baltimore 16 97 10.5 1-3 Chomyszak, Steven 2001 Baltimore 12 50 0.0 0-0 Tackle; 1966, New York Jets; 1968-73, Browns; 2005-06, Kansas City Chiefs 2002 Miami 15 27 4.0 0-0 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 2003 Miami 12 15 2.0 0-0 2001 Carolina 0 0 0 0 Cirillo, Ted Totals 202 734 73.0 1-3 2002 Carolina 14 102 360 4 Offensive Line; 1983, New Jersey Generals (USFL) 2003 Pittsburgh 2 0 0 0 Burton, Charles 2004 Cleveland 5 0 0 0 Clarke, Ken Linebacker; 2002-03, Arizona Cardinals; 2003-04, 2005 Kansas City 8 7 21 0 Nose guard; 1978-87, Philadelphia Eagles; 1988, 2006 Kansas City 15 10 24 0 Rhein Fire (NFL Europe); 2004, Denver Broncos Totals 44 119 405 4 ; 1989-92, Minnesota Vikings Byrd, David • Super Bowl XV participant (1980) Brown, Edwin Defensive Back; 2000, Buffalo Bills; 2001, Berlin Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Back; 1922, Milwaukee Badgers 1978 Philadelphia 16 20 0.0 0-0 Thunder (NFL Europe); 2001, Seattle Seahawks; 1979 Philadelphia 16 18 2.0 0-0 2003, British Columbia Lions (CFL) 1980 Philadelphia 16 29 5.5 0-0 Brown, Ernie 1981 Philadelphia 16 21 6.0 0-0 Defensive Lineman; 1996-97, Calgary Stampede Carney, Brendan 1982 Philadelphia 9 85 4.5 0-0 (CFL); 1999, Baltimore Ravens; 2000, Rhein Fire (NFL Punter; 2007, Baltimore Ravens 1983 Philadelphia 16 110 1.0 0-0 1984 Philadelphia 16 123 10.5 0-0 Europe) 1985 Philadelphia 16 112 7.0 0-0 Carpenter, Rob 1986 Philadelphia 16 73 8.0 0-0 Brown, Jim Receiver; 1991, New England Patriots; 1992-94, New 1987 Philadelphia 11 29 1.5 0-0 Running Back; 1957-65, Cleveland Browns York Jets; 1995, Philadelphia Eagles; 1996, Green Bay 1988 Seattle 16 21 2.0 0-0 • 1971 Pro Hall of Fame inductee 1989 Minnesota 11 11 2.0 0-0 Packers 1990 Minnesota 12 79 7.0 0-0 • 1995 College Hall of Fame inductee • Super Bowl XXXI Champion (IR) (1996) 1991 Minnesota 16 87 0.0 0-0 • Nine-time Pro Bowl selection Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Totals 203 818 57.0 0-0 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 1991 New England 9 3 45 0 15.0 1957 Cleveland ^ 12 202 942 9 1992 N.Y. Jets 16 13 161 1 12.4 Cobb, Alfred 1958 Cleveland ^ 12 257 1,527 17 1993 N.Y. Jets 16 6 83 0 13.8 Guard; 1919-22, Akron Pros; 1923, Cleveland Indians; 1959 Cleveland ^ 12 290 1,329 14 1994 N.Y. Jets 3 0 0 0 0.0 1960 Cleveland ^ 12 215 1,257 9 1995 Philadelphia 16 29 318 0 11.0 1924-25, Cleveland Bulldogs 1961 Cleveland ^ 14 305 1,408 8 Totals 60 51 607 1 11.9 1962 Cleveland ^ 14 230 996 13 Year Team GP PUNT RET. YDS AVG TD 1963 Cleveland ^ 14 291 1,863 12 1991 New England 9 0 0 0.0 0 1964 Cleveland ^ 14 280 1,446 7 1992 N.Y. Jets 16 28 208 7.4 0 1965 Cleveland ^ 14 289 1,544 17 1993 N.Y. Jets 16 0 0 0.0 0 Totals 118 2,359 12,312 106 1994 N.Y. Jets 3 0 0 0.0 0 1995 Philadelphia 16 12 79 6.6 0 ^ Denotes Pro Bowl season Totals 60 40 287 7.2 0 150 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Collins, Jim Dar Dar, Kirby Linebacker; 1981-88, Los Angeles Rams; 1989-90, Receiver; 1995-98, Miami Dolphins; 1999-2000, SUccess Stories San Diego Chargers Kansas City Chiefs • 1986 Pro Bowl selection Year Team GP KO RET. YDS AVG TD Dwight Freeney Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1995 Miami 1 1 22 22.0 0 1981 Los Angeles 7 13 0.0 0-0 1996 Miami 11 7 132 18.9 0 Indianapolis Colts 1982 Los Angeles 6 49 0.0 0-0 1998 Miami 2 0 0 0.0 0 1983 Los Angeles 16 114 1.0 2-46 Totals 14 8 154 19.3 0 1984 Los Angeles 16 185 0.5 2-43 1985 Los Angeles ^ 16 140 2.0 2-8 Darius, Donovin 1986 Los Angeles 0 0 0.0 0-0 Safety; 1998-07, Jacksonville Jaguars; 2007, Miami 1987 Los Angeles 15 98 1.0 0-0 Dolphins 1988 Los Angeles 4 20 0.0 0-0 Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 1989 San Diego 13 26 0.0 0-0 1998 Jacksonville 14 105 0-0 3 Totals 93 645 4.5 6-97 1999 Jacksonville 16 115 4-37 12 2000 Jacksonville 16 112 2-26 5 Conover, Frank 2001 Jacksonville 11 99 1-39 7 Defensive Tackle; 1991-92 , Cleveland Browns; 2002 Jacksonville 14 116 1-3 5 1993 Minnesota Vikings 2003 Jacksonville 16 118 1-4 6 2004 Jacksonville 16 125 5-80 2 2005 Jacksonville 2 8 0-0 0 Constantine, Irving 2006 Jacksonville 10 60 0-0 3 Back; 1931, Staten Island Stapletons 2007 Miami 3 13 0-0 0 Totals 118 871 14-189 43 Cottrell, Dana Linebacker; 1998, London Monarchs (NFL Europe), Davis, Chris New England Patriots Fullback; 2003-05, Seattle Seahawks Davis, Dowayne Courtney, Gerald In the NFL … Back; 1942, Brooklyn Dodgers CB; 2008, Dallas Cowboys • 2006 Super Bowl Champion Covington, Jaime Davis, Ernie • 2002 first-round draft pick (11th overall) Back; 1987, New York Giants First overall selection by Washington in 1962 Draft • Six-time Pro Bowl selection (and traded to Cleveland), but never played in the • Had 107.5 sacks in 11 seasons with Indianapolis Csonka, Larry NFL. He was diagnosed with leukemia and died in • Forced 44 fumbles in his career Back; 1968-74, Miami Dolphins; 1975, Memphis May, 1963. • Signed with San Diego as free agent in 2013. Southmen (WFL); 1976-78, New York Giants; • Cleveland Browns retired #45 to honor Davis At Syracuse 1979, Miami Dolphins • 1979 College Hall of Fame inductee • Ranks second in school history with 34 sacks • 1989 College Hall of Fame inductee • Led the NCAA with 17.5 sacks his senior year • 1987 Pro Hall of Fame inductee Davis, Pat • 2001 consensus All-American Tight End; 1991, London Monarchs (NFL Europe) • Super Bowl VII (1972) “There’s no place like the Carrier Dome. It’s the • Super Bowl VIII (1973) Champion Davis, Roger loudest place – nobody liked coming to play us • Super Bowl VI participant (1971) Guard; 1960-63, Chicago Bears; 1964, Los Angeles there. You can talk to any of the guys in the NFL • Miami Dolphins retired Csonka’s #39 Rams; 1965-66, New York Giants right now who played there and they’ll tell you • Five-time Pro Bowl selection that the Dome was the worst place to come play.” Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Dees, Andrew 1968 Miami 11 138 540 6 ~ Dwight Freeney 1969 Miami 11 131 566 2 Offensive Line; 1992, Cincinnati Bengals; 1993, 1970 Miami ^ 14 193 874 6 Seattle Seahawks 1971 Miami ^ 14 195 1,051 7 Drummond, Robert 1972 Miami ^ 14 213 1,117 6 DeLoatch, Giovanni Back; 1989-91, Philadelphia Eagles; 1992, Pittsburgh 1973 Miami ^ 14 219 1,003 5 OL/DL; 2005, Quad City Steamrollers (af2) Steelers; 1993, Denver Broncos; 1994-95, Baltimore 1974 Miami ^ 12 197 749 9 Stallions (CFL); 1996-97, (CFL); 1976 N.Y. Giants 12 160 569 4 1977 N.Y. Giants 14 134 464 1 DeRiggi, Fred 1998-2002, British Columbia Lions (CFL) 1978 N.Y. Giants 14 91 311 6 Defensive Tackle; 1990, New England Patriots Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 1979 Miami 16 220 837 12 1989 Eagles 16 32 127 0 Totals 146 1,891 8,081 64 1990 Eagles 4 8 33 1 Dinkins, Donald 1991 Eagles 16 12 27 2 Culver, Frank OL/DL; 2002, Toronto Phantoms (AFL) Totals 36 52 187 3 Center; 1923, Buffalo All-Americans; 1923-25, Canton Dominic, John Dumas, Jameel Bulldogs; 1924, Buffalo Bisons; 1924, Rochester Nose Tackle/Defensive End; 1991, San Antonio Riders Linebacker; 2006, Rhein Fire (NFL Europe); 2007, Jeffersons (WLAF) Berlin Thunder (NFL Europe) Custis, Bernie Donnelly, Joe Dumoe, Joseph Quarterback; 1951-54, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL); Tight End; 2004, Buffalo Bills End; 1920-21, Rochester Jeffersons 1954-55, Ottawa Roughriders (CFL) Dooley, John DURAND, RYAN 2009-Present Daniel, Darryl Guard; 1922-25, Rochester Jeffersons; 1923, Guard; 2009-12, Tennessee Titans; 2012, Miami Wide Receiver; 1999, Detroit Lions; 2000, Milwaukee Badgers Dolphins; 2013-present, Kansas City Chiefs Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europe), Minnesota Vikings; 2001, Carolina Panthers; 2002, Tampa Bay Dove, Wes Dye, Lester Buccaneers Defensive Tackle; 1987-88, Seattle Seahawks End; 1944-45, Washington Redskins Danish, Jeff Downing, Eric Easterly, Dick Defensive Line; 1998, New Orleans Saints Defensive Tackle; 2001-03, Kansas City Chiefs; 2004, Back; 1962-64, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) San Diego Chargers Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Ehrmann, Joe 2001 Kansas City 15 19 1.5 0-0 Tackle; 1973-80, Baltimore Colts; 1981-82, Detroit 2002 Kansas City 13 38 0.5 0-0 2003 Kansas City 14 10 0.0 0-0 Lions; 1983, (USFL); 1984, Arizona 2004 San Diego 3 1 0.0 0-0 Wranglers (USFL); 1985, (USFL) Totals 45 68 2.0 0-0 • 1976 Pro Bowl selection Drame, Kader Ellis, Larry ^ Denotes Pro Bowl season Defensive Tackle; 2006, New England Patriots Back; 1948, Detroit Lions • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 151 ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Fivaz, William Gedney, Chris SUccess Stories Guard; 1925, Rochester Jeffersons; 1925, Milwaukee Tight end; 1993-96, Chicago Bears; 1997-98, 2000, Badgers Arizona Cardinals Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Steve Gregory Flannery, John 1993 Chicago 7 10 98 0 9.8 New England Patriots Center/Guard; 1991-94, Houston Oilers; 1997, Dallas 1994 Chicago 7 13 157 3 12.1 1995 Chicago 14 5 52 0 10.4 Cowboys; 1998-2000, St. Louis Rams 1996 Chicago Injured Reserve • Super Bowl XXXIV Champion (IR) (1999) 1997 Arizona 16 23 261 4 11.3 1998 Arizona 16 22 171 1 12.3 Foley, James 2000 Arizona 8 10 75 0 7.5 Totals 68 83 914 8 11.0 Back; 1926, Hartford Blues Ford, Willie Gibbs, Stan Linebacker; 1999, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 2000, Defensive Back; 2002, Oakland Raiders, Tennessee Frankfurt Galaxy (NFL Europe); 2000-01, Calgary Titans; 2003, Pittsburgh Steelers; 2003-04, Kansas Stampeders (CFL) City Chiefs; 2004-05, Berlin Thunder (NFL Europe) Forsyth, Benjamin Gilburg, Tom Tackle; 1961-65, Baltimore Colts Center; 1919-20, Rochester Jeffersons Photo courtesy of New England Patriots (David Silverman) Foster, Fred Gissinger, Drew In the NFL … Offensive Line; 1981-85, San Diego Chargers Back; 1923, Buffalo All-Americans; 1923-24, • Signed as a free agent with the Chargers on May 4, 2006 • Played 85 games in six seasons with San Diego. Rochester Jeffersons Glover, Deval • Signed with the New England Patriots on March 5, 2012. Franklin, Steve Receiver; 1989, Miami Dolphins; 1990-91, Buffalo • Career-high three interceptions in 2012 season. Bills; 1992, Ohio Glory (WLAF); 1995, Connecticut Center-Guard; 2006, Kansas City Chiefs; 2006, Atlanta Coyotes (AFL) At Syracuse Falcons; 2007, Rhein Fire (NFL Europe); 2007, Dallas • Four-year starter (2002-05) – three as a cornerback and Cowboys; 2008, Georgia Force (AFL); 2008, New York one as a receiver Grabosky, Gene Dragons (AFL) • The Sporting News Freshman All-American Tackle; 1960, Buffalo Bills • His 40 career passes defended rank third at Syracuse Frase, Paul Graves, Marvin “The lessons I learned from my work on the Defensive Lineman; 1988-1994, New York Jets; 1995- Quarterback; 1994-95, Toronto Argonauts (CFL), football field and in the classroom have helped me 96, Jacksonville Jaguars; 1997, Green Bay Packers; 1996, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL), 1997, pursue my football career. The dedication from the 1998, Baltimore Ravens (CFL); 2001, Saskatchewan people at Syracuse will help me to succeed in life • 1997 Super Bowl participant Roughriders (CFL) following my playing days.” Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1988 N.Y. Jets 16 31 1.0 0-0 Green, Kevin ~ Steve Gregory 1989 N.Y. Jets 16 59 2.0 0-0 1991 N.Y. Jets 16 18 0.0 0-0 Kicker; 1992, Sacramento Attack (AFL); 1993, Miami Erwig, William 1992 N.Y. Jets 16 47 5.0 0-0 Hooters (AFL) Back; 1919-21, Rochester Jeffersons 1993 N.Y. Jets 16 40 1.0 0-0 1994 N.Y. Jets 16 35 1.0 0-0 Green, Tim 1995 Jacksonville 9 29 1.0 0-0 Linebacker/Defensive End; 1986-93, Atlanta Falcons Fallon, Gary 1996 Jacksonville 14 7 0.0 0-0 Back; 1962, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) 1997 Green Bay 9 3 0.0 0-0 • 2001 College Hall of Fame inductee 1998 Baltimore 11 0 0.0 0-0 • 2006 CoSIDA Academic All-America Hall of Fame Fallon, Michael Totals 139 269 11.0 0-0 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Guard; 1922, Milwaukee Badgers 1986 Atlanta 11 14 0.0 0-0 FREENEY, DWIGHT 2002-present 1987 Atlanta 9 39 1.0 0-0 Defensive End; 2002-2013, Indianapolis Colts; 1988 Atlanta 10 50 4.0 0-0 Feehery, Gerry 1989 Atlanta 16 111 5.0 0-0 Center; 1983-89, Philadelphia Eagles; Guard; 1988, 2013-present, San Diego Chargers 1990 Atlanta 16 121 6.0 0-0 Kansas City Chiefs; 1989, New England Patriots • Super Bowl XLI Champion (2006) 1991 Atlanta 16 117 5.0 0-0 • Super Bowl XLIV participant (2009) 1992 Atlanta 12 73 3.0 0-0 Ferrara, Christian 1993 Atlanta 9 22 0.0 0-0 • Five-time Pro Bowl selection Totals 99 547 24.0 0-0 Defensive Tackle; 2004, San Francisco 49ers • NFL All-Decade Team (2000-09) Year Team GP TACKLES SACK FF Greenwood, Morlon FERRI, DIAMOND 2006-present 2002 Indianapolis 16 41 13.0 9 Linebacker; 2001-04, Miami Dolphins; 2005-09, Defensive Back; 2006, Atlanta Falcons; 2006, 2003 Indianapolis ^ 15 31 11.0 4 Houston Texans; Oakland Raiders, 2009; 2010-12, Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europe), Toronto 2004 Indianapolis ^ 16 34 16.0 4 2005 Indianapolis ^ 16 34 11.0 6 Omaha Nighthawks (UFL) Argonauts (CFL); Running back, 2006, Arizona 2006 Indianapolis 16 29 5.5 4 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Cardinals; Linebacker, 2007-11, Montreal Alouettes 2007 Indianapolis 9 21 3.5 4 2001 Miami 14 70 1.5 0-0 2008 Indianapolis ^ 15 28 10.5 4 2002 Miami 16 70 1.0 0-0 (CFL), 2012-present, Saskatchewan Roughriders 2009 Indianapolis ^ 14 24 13.5 1 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 2003 Miami 16 85 0.5 0-0 2010 Indianapolis ^ 16 25 10.0 5 2006 Arizona 3 0 0 0 2004 Miami 16 108 0.0 0-0 2011 Indianapolis ^ 16 19 8.5 2 2005 Houston 16 144 2.0 0-0 2012 Indianapolis 14 12 5.0 1 2006 Houston 16 110 1.0 1-0 Fiammetta, Tony Totals 163 298 107.5 44 2007 Houston 16 118 1.0 1-3 Fullback; 2009-10, Carolina Panthers; 2011, Dallas 2008 Houston 16 43 .00 0-0 Cowboys; 2012, New England Patriots Frugone, James Totals 126 748 7.0 2-3 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Back; 1925, New York Giants; 1926, Brooklyn Horsemen 2009 Carolina^ 10 0 0 0 GREGORY, STEVE 2006-present 2010 Carolina 14 7 22 0 Gabriel, Tony Defensive Back; 2006-11, San Diego Chargers; 2011 Dallas 10 4 4 0 Totals 34 11 26 0 Receiver/Tight End; 1971-74, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 2012-present, New England Patriots (CFL); 1975-81, Ottawa Roughriders (CFL) Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 2006 San Diego 14 12 0-0 1 Fields, Joe 2007 San Diego 16 11 0-0 1 Safety; 2008-09, Carolina Panthers Gachelin, Louis 2008 San Diego 15 36 0-0 4 Defensive Tackle; 2004, New England Patriots; 2005, 2009 San Diego 16 71 1-13 6 Finsterwald, Russ Rhein Fire (NFL Europe) 2010 San Diego 9 44 2-41 2 Back; 1919, Detroit Heralds 2011 San Diego 15 67 1-26 3 2012 New England 12 37 3-50 5 Fishel, Richard Gaskeen, Harry Totals 97 278 7-130 22 Quarterback; 1933, Brooklyn Dodgers End; 1919, Akron Pros Gregory, Ted ^ Denotes Pro Bowl season Nose tackle; 1988, New Orleans Saints 152 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Hackett, Marcus Hoffman, Arnold Receiver; 1984, New Jersey Generals (USFL) Back; 1925, Rochester Jeffersons SUccess Stories Hanoian, Greg HOGUE, DOUG 2011-present Fullback; 2005, Detroit Lions; 2005, Green Bay Linebacker; 2011-12, Detroit Lions; 2012-present, Doug Hogue Packers; 2006, New York Giants; 2007, Kansas City Carolina Panthers Carolina Panthers Chiefs Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 2011 Detroit 13 6 0-0 0 2012 Detroit 5 2 0-0 0 Harris, Jose Carolina 9 6 0-0 0 Fullback/Linebacker; 2009, Albany Firebirds (AFL2) Totals 24 14 0-0 0 Harris, Kenneth Holmes, David Back; 1923-24, Duluth Kelleys Defensive Back; 1989, Miami Dolphins; 1989, Harris, Quentin Hamilton Tiger Cats (CFL); 1990, Detroit Lions Defensive Back; 2002-2005, Arizona Cardinals; 2006, Holmes, Mike New York Giants; 2006, Denver Broncos Defensive Back; 2010, Indianapolis Colts Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 2002 Arizona 6 2 0-0 0 Hunter, Billy 2003 Arizona 16 9 0-0 1 2004 Arizona 16 35 1-(-1) 0 Back; 1965, Washington Redskins; 1966, Miami Dolphins 2005 Arizona 16 39 0-0 3 2006 Denver 6 0 0-0 0 Hunter, Will Totals 60 46 1-(-1) 4 Defensive Back; 2003, New York Jets; 2004, Cologne Centurions (NFL Europe); 2004-06, Minnesota Vikings Harrison, Marvin Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD Receiver; 1996-2008, Indianapolis Colts 2005 Minnesota 13 10 0-0 0 • Super Bowl XLI Champion (2006) 2006 Minnesota 10 7 0-0 0 In the NFL … Totals 23 17 0-0 0 • Eight-time Pro Bowl selection • Selected in the fifth round of the 2011 NFL Draft by the • NFL Record, season receptions (143) Hurley, Bill Detroit Lions. Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Defensive Back; 1980, Pittsburgh Steelers; 1981-82, • In 2011, played in 13 games with the Lions. 1996 Indianapolis 16 64 836 8 13.1 • Claimed and signed by the Carolina Panthers in 2012. 1997 Indianapolis 16 73 866 6 11.9 New Orleans Saints; 1983, Buffalo Bills 1998 Indianapolis 12 59 776 7 13.2 At Syracuse 1999 Indianapolis ^ 16 115 1,663 12 14.5 Ismail, Qadry • 2010 First Team All-BIG EAST 2000 Indianapolis ^ 16 102 1,413 14 13.9 Receiver/Kick Returner; 1993-96, Minnesota Vikings; 1997, 2001 Indianapolis ^ 16 109 1,524 15 14.0 • Picked to participate in the 2011 East-West Shrine Game 2002 Indianapolis ^ 16 143 1,722 11 12.0 Green Bay Packers and Miami Dolphins; 1998, New Orleans • Played running back for his first two campaigns with the 2003 Indianapolis ^ 15 94 1,272 10 13.5 Saints; 1999-01, Baltimore Ravens; 2002, Indianapolis Colts Orange. 2004 Indianapolis ^ 16 86 1,113 15 12.9 • Super Bowl XXXV Champion (2000) 2005 Indianapolis ^ 15 82 1,146 12 14.0 Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 2006 Indianapolis ^ 16 95 1,366 12 14.4 1993 Minnesota 15 19 212 1 11.2 Jakowenko, George 2007 Indianapolis 5 20 247 1 12.4 1994 Minnesota 16 45 696 5 15.5 Kicker; 1974, Oakland Raiders; 1976, Buffalo Bills 2008 Indianapolis 60 636 5 10.6 1995 Minnesota 16 32 597 3 18.7 Year Team GP FG/FGA PAT/ATT PTS Totals 175 1,102 14,580 128 13.2 1996 Minnesota 16 22 351 3 16.0 1974 Oakland 6 0/0 0/0 0 1997 Miami 3 0 0 0 0.0 1976 Buffalo 11 12/17 21/24 57 Harvey, Warren 1998 New Orleans 10 0 0 0 0.0 Totals 17 12/17 21/24 57 Defensive Back; 1983, New Jersey Generals (USFL) 1999 Baltimore 16 68 1,105 6 16.3 2000 Baltimore 15 49 655 5 13.4 Jappe, Paul Heater, William 2001 Baltimore 16 74 1,059 6 16.3 End; 1925, 1927-28, New York Giants; 1926, Brooklyn Lions 2002 Indianapolis 14 44 462 3 10.5 Tackle; 1940, Brooklyn Dodgers Totals 137 353 5137 32 14.6 Year Team GP KO RET. YDS AVG TD Jerome, Jim Hemsley, Nate 1993 Minnesota 15 42 902 21.5 0 Linebacker; 1976, New England Patriots; 1977, New York Jets Linebacker; 1997-1999, Dallas Cowboys; 2000-01, 1994 Minnesota 16 35 807 23.1 0 Miami Dolphins; 2001-02, Carolina Panthers 1995 Minnesota 16 42 1,037 24.7 0 Johnson, JR 1996 Minnesota 16 28 527 18.8 0 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Linebacker; 2002, Baltimore Ravens, New Orleans 1997 Miami 3 8 166 20.8 0 1997 Cowboys 2 1 0.0 0-0 1998 New Orleans 10 28 590 21.1 0 Saints; 2003, Indianapolis Colts, Carolina Panthers, 1998 Cowboys 3 0 0.0 0-0 1999 Baltimore 16 4 55 13.8 0 1999 Cowboys 6 2 0.0 0-0 Oakland Raiders; 2004, Atlanta Falcons 2000 Baltimore 15 2 51 25.5 0 2001 Panthers 9 23 0.0 0-0 Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 2001 Baltimore 15 0 0 0.0 0 Totals 20 26 0.0 0-0 2002 Baltimore 4 4 0-0 0 2002 Indianapolis 14 0 0 0.0 0 New Orleans 1 0 0-0 0 Hill, Shelby Totals 137 189 4,135 21.9 0 Totals 5 4 0-0 0 Wide Receiver; 1995, Barcelona Dragons (NFL Europe) Jackson, Maurice Johnson, Kevin Hinkle, John Wide Receiver; 2002, Kansas City Chiefs; 2002-03, Wide Receiver; 1999-2003, Cleveland Browns; 2003, British Columbia Lions (CFL) Running Back/Defensive Back; 1940, New Jacksonville Jaguars; 2004, Baltimore Ravens; 2005, York Giants; 1941, New York Americans; 1943, Detroit Lions JACKSON, TANARD 2007-present Year Team GP RE. YDS TD AVG Philadelphia-Pittsburgh; 1944-47, Philadelphia Eagles Safety; 2007-11, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 1999 Cleveland 16 66 986 8 14.9 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 2011-present, Washington Redskins 2000 Cleveland 16 57 669 0 11.7 1940 N.Y. Giants 3 0 0 0 Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 2001 Cleveland 16 84 1,097 9 13.1 1941 N.Y. Americans 1 0 0 0 2007 Tampa Bay 16 56 2-26 13 2002 Cleveland 16 67 703 4 10.5 1943 Phil./Pitt. 10 116 571 3 2008 Tampa Bay 16 69 1-25 3 2003 Cleveland 9 41 381 2 9.3 1944 Philadelphia 10 92 421 2 2009 Tampa Bay 12 71 5-86 8 Jacksonville 6 17 253 1 14.9 1945 Philadelphia 3 11 40 0 2010 Tampa Bay 2 8 0-0 0 2004 Baltimore 16 35 373 1 10.7 1946 Philadelphia 10 18 33 0 2011 Tampa Bay 10 35 2-59 3 2005 Detroit 6 16 133 0 7.8 1947 Philadelphia 3 1 2 0 Totals 56 239 10-196 27 Totals 101 383 4,595 25 12.0 Totals 40 238 1,067 5 Year Team GP INT YDS Year Team GP PUNT RET. YDS AVG TD 1940 N.Y. Giants 3 0 0 Jacobs, Dave 1999 Cleveland 16 19 128 6.7 0 1941 N.Y. Americans 1 0 0 Kicker; 1979, New York Jets; 1981, Cleveland Browns; Totals 101 19 128 6.7 0 1943 Phil./Pitt. 10 4 98 1983, New Jersey Generals (USFL); 1987, Philadelphia 1944 Philadelphia 10 2 62 1945 Philadelphia 3 1 17 Eagles; 1988, New England Steamrollers (AFL) 1946 Philadelphia 10 2 37 Year Team GP FG/FGA PAT/ATT PTS 1947 Philadelphia 3 0 0 1979 N.Y. Jets 4 5/9 10/11 25 Totals 40 9 214 1981 Cleveland 5 4/12 9/10 21 1987 Philadelphia 3 3/5 2/4 11 Totals 12 12/26 21/25 57 ^ Denotes Pro Bowl season • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 153 ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL SUccess Stories JONES, CHANDLER 2012-present Kimmel, Jamie Defensive End; 2012-present, New England Patriots Linebacker; 1985-88, Los Angeles Raiders Year Team GP TACKLES SACKS PD 2012 New England 14 45 6-33 5 King, Bernie Arthur Jones Linebacker; 1985, Sask. Roughriders (CFL) Baltimore Ravens Jones, Jared Wide Receiver/Defensive Back; 2007-09, Albany Konrad, Rob Conquest (af2) Fullback; 1999-2004, Miami Dolphins; 2005, Oakland Raiders Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Jones, Tebucky 1999 Miami 15 9 16 0 Defensive Back; 1998-2002, New England Patriots; 2000 Miami 15 15 39 0 2001 Miami 12 5 22 1 2003-04, New Orleans Saints; 2005, Miami Dolphins; 2002 Miami 16 3 2 0 2006, New England Patriots 2003 Miami 16 4 17 0 • Super Bowl XXXVI Champion (2001) 2004 Miami 10 2 18 0 Totals 84 38 114 1 Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 1998 New England 16 7 0-0 3 Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 1999 New England 12 26 0-0 2 1999 Miami 15 34 251 1 7.4 2000 New England 15 55 2-20 6 2000 Miami 15 14 83 0 5.9 2001 New England 16 57 1-(-4) 5 2001 Miami 12 5 52 0 13.0 2002 New England 14 50 1-0 5 2002 Miami 16 34 233 3 6.9 2003 New Orleans 15 80 1-2 4 2003 Miami 16 16 166 0 10.4 In the NFL … 2004 New Orleans 16 110 1-55 3 2004 Miami 10 8 69 1 8.6 2005 Miami 6 35 0-0 0 Totals 84 111 854 5 7.7 • Selected in the fifth round of the 2010 NFL Draft by the 2006 New England injured reserve Baltimore Ravens. Totals 110 420 6-73 28 Kowalewski, Joe • Produced 4.5 quaterback sacks in 2012. Tight End/FB; 2006-08, New York Jets; 2009, Miami • 2012 Super Bowl Champion Jones, Tony Dolphins At Syracuse Defensive Back; 1995, Arizona Cardinals Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG • Posted 17.5 tackles for loss in 2007. 2007 New York Jets 13 5 18 1 3.6 • Had 13 tackles for loss, including 3.5 quarterback sacks, Joseph, Dwayne as a junior in 2008. Defensive Back; 1994-97, Chicago Bears LaCasse, Ryan • Produced 15 tackles in win at Notre Dame. Defensive Statistics Linebacker; 2006, Baltimore Ravens; 2006-07, • Played in 44 games with the Orange. Year Team GP INT YDS Indianapolis Colts 1995 Chicago 16 2 31 “Syracuse University not only helped me • Super Bowl XLI Champion (2006) become a beƩ er pro, but a beƩ er person. Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD Kane, Tommy 2006 Indianapolis 12 9 0-0 0 Before I joined the BalƟ more Ravens, Receiver; 1988-93, Seattle Seahawks Syracuse helped me become accountable, Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Lapham, Dave 1988 Seattle 9 6 32 0 5.3 and taught me about doing the right 1989 Seattle 5 7 94 0 13.4 Tackle; 1974-83, Cincinnati Bengals; 1983-85, New things. Football-wise, the coaches helped 1990 Seattle 16 52 776 4 14.9 Jersey Generals (USFL) 1991 Seattle 16 50 763 2 15.3 • Super Bowl XVI participant (1981) prepare me to adapt and be a part of this 1992 Seattle 11 27 369 3 13.7 tremendous Ravens defense.” Totals 57 142 2,034 9 14.3 Lasse, Richard ~ Arthur Jones Kanya, Albert Linebacker; 1958-59, Pittsburgh Steelers; 1960- Johnson, Kyle Tackle; 1931-32, Staten Island Redskins 61, Washington Redskins; 1962, New York Giants; Defensive End; 1963, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) Running Back; 2002, Carolina Panthers, NY Giants, Karilivacz, Carl and Detroit Lions; 2002-06, Denver Broncos Leaf, Garfield Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Back; 1953-57, Detroit Lions; 1958, New York Giants; 2005 Denver 16 4 9 1 1959-60, Los Angeles Rams Tackle; 1926, Louisville Colonels 2006 Denver 14 5 30 0 Year Team GP INT YDS Totals 30 9 39 1 1953 Detroit 12 0 0 Leberman, Bob Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 1954 Detroit 11 2 66 Back; 1954, Baltimore Colts 2004 Denver 14 9 126 2 14.0 1955 Detroit 12 2 33 2005 Denver 16 4 9 1 2.3 1956 Detroit 11 1 0 Leverette, Kwazeon 2006 Denver 14 7 37 1 5.3 1957 Detroit 12 5 54 Totals 44 20 172 4 8.6 1958 N.Y. Giants 12 3 15 Receiver; 2002-03, Cincinnati Bengals 1959 Los Angeles 6 0 0 Johnston, Daryl 1960 Los Angeles 9 0 0 Levy, Harvey Totals 85 13 168 Fullback; 1989-99, Dallas Cowboys Guard; 1928, New York Yankees • Super Bowl XXVII Champion (1992) Kellogg, William Little, Floyd • Super Bowl XXVIII Champion (1993) Back; 1924, Frankford Yellowjackets; 1925, Rochester Running Back; 1967-75, Denver Broncos • Super Bowl XXX Champion (1995) Jeffersons; 1926, Chicago Cardinals • 2010 Pro Hall of Fame inductee • Two-time Pro Bowl selection • 1983 College Hall of Fame inductee Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Kelly, Pat 1989 Dallas 16 67 212 0 Tight End; 1988, Denver Broncos; 1989-92, New York Jets • Denver Broncos retired Little’s #44 1990 Dallas 16 10 35 1 • Super Bowl XXIV participant (1989) • Five-time Pro Bowl selection 1991 Dallas 16 17 54 0 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 1992 Dallas 16 17 61 0 1967 Denver 13 130 381 1 1988 Denver 16 1 4 0 4.0 1993 Dallas ^ 16 24 74 3 1968 Denver ^ 11 158 584 3 1989 Denver 16 3 13 0 4.3 1994 Dallas ^ 16 40 138 2 1969 Denver ^ 9 146 729 6 1990 N.Y. Jets 1 0 0 0 0.0 1995 Dallas 16 25 111 2 1970 Denver ^ 14 209 901 3 1991 N.Y. Jets 8 0 0 0 0.0 1996 Dallas 16 22 48 0 1971 Denver ^ 14 284 1,133 6 Totals 41 4 17 0 4.3 1997 Dallas 6 2 3 0 1972 Denver 14 216 859 9 1998 Dallas 16 8 17 0 1973 Denver ^ 14 256 979 12 1999 Dallas 1 0 0 0 Kennedy, Darryl 1974 Denver 14 117 312 1 Totals 151 232 753 8 Fullback; 2004, Pittsburgh Steelers 1975 Denver 14 125 445 2 Totals 117 1,641 6,323 43 JONES, ARTHUR 2010-present Kiernan, Scott Defensive Tackle; 2010-present, Baltimore Ravens Offensive Line; 1999-01, New York Giants; 2002, Mackey, Jerry • Super Bowl XLVII Champion (2012) Carolina Panthers Linebacker; 2007, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 2007-08, Year Team GP TACKLES SACKS PD • Super Bowl XXXV participant (2000) New York Jets 2010 Baltimore 2 0 0-0 0 2011 Baltimore 14 20 0-0 0 () 2012 Baltimore 16 47 4.5-30 0 Totals 32 67 4.5-30 0 Killorin, Pat ^ Denotes Pro Bowl season Center; 1966, Pittsburgh Steelers 154 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Mackey, John McCLAIN, JAMEEL 2008-present Tight End; 1963-71, Baltimore Colts; 1972, San Diego Linebacker; 2008-present, Baltimore Ravens SUccess Stories Chargers • Super Bowl XLVII Champion (2012) • 1992 Pro Hall of Fame inductee Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 2008 Baltimore 16 16 3.0 0-0 Chandler Jones • Super Bowl V Champion (1970) 2009 Baltimore 16 30 0.0 0-0 New England Patriots • Super Bowl III (1968) participant 2010 Baltimore 16 71 1.0 0-0 • Five-time Pro Bowl selection 2011 Baltimore 16 84 1.0 1-8 Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 2012 Baltimore 13 79 0.0 0-0 1963 ^ Baltimore 14 35 726 7 20.7 Totals 77 280 5.0 1-8 1964 Baltimore 14 22 406 2 18.5 1965 Baltimore ^ 14 40 814 7 20.4 McClelland, Les 1966 Baltimore ^ 14 50 829 9 16.6 Tackle; 1954, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) 1967 Baltimore ^ 14 55 686 3 12.5 1968 Baltimore ^ 14 45 644 5 14.3 1969 Baltimore 14 34 443 2 13.0 McCummings, Gary 1970 Baltimore 14 28 435 3 15.5 OL/DL; 1992, Sacramento Attack (AFL); 1993 Miami Hooters (AFL) 1971 Baltimore 14 11 143 0 13.0 1972 San Diego 13 11 110 0 10.0 McKee, Paul Totals 139 331 5,236 38 15.8 Tight End; 1947-48, Washington Redskins Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Maddox, Deon 1947 Washington 11 16 242 2 15.1 Wide Receiver; 1997, Detroit Lions 1948 Washington 12 14 171 0 12.2 Madison, Carroll Totals 23 30 413 2 13.8 In the NFL … Guard; 2008, Detroit Lions • The 21st pick in the 2012 NFL Draft by the New England McNabb, Donovan Patriots. Mare, Olindo Quarterback; 1999-09, Philadelphia Eagles; 2010, • In 2012, accumulated 45 tackles and six quarterback Washington Redskins; 2011, Minnesota Vikings Kicker; 1996, NY Giants; 1997-06, Miami Dolphins; sacks as an rookie. • Super Bowl XXXIX participant (2004) 2007-08, New Orleans Saints; 2008-10, Seattle • 2012 Pro Football Weekly All-NFL Rookie selection • Six-time Pro Bowl selection Seahawks; 2011, Carolina Panthers, 2012, Chicago Bears Year Team GP COMP-ATT YDS TD INT At Syracuse • 2000 Pro Bowl selection 1999 Philadelphia 12 106-216 948 8 7 • 2011 First Team All-BIG EAST selection. Year Team GP FG/FGA PAT/ATT PTS 2000 Philadelphia ^ 16 330-569 3,365 21 13 • Started 28-of-32 games he played with the Orange. 1997 Miami 16 28/36 33/33 117 2001 Philadelphia ^ 16 285-493 3,233 25 12 • As a junior he had four quarterback sacks and three 1998 Miami 16 22/27 33/34 99 2002 Philadelphia ^ 10 211-361 2,289 17 6 forced fumbles. 1999 Miami ^ 16 39/46 27/27 144 2003 Philadelphia ^ 16 275-478 3,216 16 11 2000 Miami 16 28/31 33/34 117 2004 Philadelphia ^ 15 300-469 3,875 31 8 “My experience at Syracuse prepared me 2001 Miami 16 19/21 39/40 96 2005 Philadelphia 9 211-357 2,507 16 9 for a professional career by giving me life 2002 Miami 16 24/31 42/43 114 2006 Philadelphia 10 180-316 2,647 18 6 2003 Miami 16 22/29 33/34 99 2007 Philadelphia 14 291-473 3,324 19 7 skills that being a professional require. I was 2004 Miami 11 12/16 18/18 54 2008 Philadelphia 16 345-571 3,916 23 11 honored to be a student-athlete at Syracuse. 2005 Miami 16 25/30 33/33 108 2009 Philadelphia ^ 14 267-443 3,553 22 10 It was hard work to succeed in both the 2006 Miami 16 26/36 22/22 100 2010 Washington 13 275-472 3,377 14 15 2007 New Orleans 13 10/17 34/34 64 2011 Minnesota 6 94-156 1,026 4 2 classroom and on the football fi eld.” 2008 Seattle 16 24/27 30/30 102 Totals 167 3,170-5,374 37,276 234 117 2009 Seattle 16 24/26 28/28 100 ~ Chandler Jones 2010 Seattle 16 25/30 31/31 106 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 2011 Carolina 16 22/28 44/45 110 1999 Philadelphia 12 47 313 0 Mitchell, Kevin 2012 Chicago 3 6/8 7/7 25 2000 Philadelphia ^ 16 86 629 6 Linebacker; 1994-97, San Francisco 49ers; 1998-1999, Totals 232 356/439 487/493 1,445 2001 Philadelphia ^ 16 82 482 2 2002 Philadelphia ^ 10 63 460 6 New Orleans Saints; 2000-04, Washington Redskins Marrone, Doug 2003 Philadelphia ^ 16 71 355 3 • Super Bowl XXIX Champion (1994) Tackle; 1987-88, Miami Dolphins; 1988-89, Dallas 2004 Philadelphia ^ 15 41 220 3 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 2005 Philadelphia 9 25 55 1 1994 San Francisco 16 6 0.0 0-0 Cowboys; 1991-92, London Monarchs (NFL Europe) 2006 Philadelphia 10 32 212 3 1995 San Francisco 15 4 0.0 0-0 2007 Philadelphia 14 50 236 0 1996 San Francisco 12 16 1.0 0-0 Mason, Kevin 2008 Philadelphia 16 39 147 2 1997 San Francisco 16 6 0.0 0-0 Quarterback; 1996-97, Saskatchewan Roughriders 2009 Philadelphia ^ 14 37 140 2 1998 New Orleans 8 55 2.5 0-0 (CFL); 1999-2003, Buffalo Destroyers (AFL) 2010 Washington 13 29 151 0 1999 New Orleans 16 15 0.0 0-0 2011 Minnesota 6 14 59 1 2000 Washington 16 4 1.0 1-0 Matteo, Francis Totals 167 616 3,459 29 2001 Washington 13 116 2.0 0-0 Tackle; 1922-25, Rochester Jeffersons 2002 Washington 16 26 0.0 1-7 McIntosh, Ian 2003 Washington 16 7 0.0 0-0 McBride, John Strong Safety; 2000, Washington Redskins Totals 144 256 6.5 2-7 Back; 1925-28, 1932-34, New York Giants; 1929, McPherson, Don Monk, Art Providence Steamrollers; 1930-32, Brooklyn Dodgers Quarterback; 1988-89, Philadelphia Eagles; 1990, End; 1980-93, Washington Redskins; 1994, New York Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Jets; 1995, Philadelphia Eagles 1925 N.Y. Giants 12 n/a n/a 2 Houston Oilers; 1991, Philadelphia Eagles; 1992-94, 1926 N.Y. Giants 13 n/a n/a 5 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) • 2012 College Football Hall of Fame Inductee 1927 N.Y. Giants 12 n/a n/a 6 • 2008 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee 1928 N.Y. Giants 9 n/a n/a 1 • 2008 College Football Hall of Fame Inductee 1929 Providence 12 n/a n/a 0 • Super Bowl XXII Champion (1987) 1930 Brooklyn 11 n/a n/a 8 Meggyesy, Dave • Super Bowl XXII Champion (1987) 1931 Brooklyn 13 n/a n/a 3 Linebacker; 1963-69, St. Louis Cardinals • Super Bowl XVIII participant (1983) 1932 Brooklyn 3 3 23 0 N.Y. Giants 9 84 302 1 • Three-time Pro Bowl selection Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 1933 N.Y. Giants 11 33 87 0 MERKERSON, Da’MON 2011-present 1980 Washington 16 58 797 3 13.7 1934 N.Y. Giants 1 4 14 0 Defensive Back; 2011, Arizona Cardinals; 1981 Washington 16 56 894 6 16.0 Totals 106 n/a n/a 26 2011-present, Arizona Rattlers (AFL) 1982 Washington 9 35 447 1 12.8 Year Team GP COMP-ATT YDS TD INT 1983 Washington 12 47 746 5 15.9 1925 N.Y. Giants 12 n/a n/a 6 n/a Mitch, Bobby 1984 Washington ^ 16 106 1,372 7 12.9 1926 N.Y. Giants 13 n/a n/a 3 n/a Defensive Back; 1976, New England Patriots 1985 Washington ^ 15 91 1,226 2 13.5 1927 N.Y. Giants 12 n/a n/a 7 n/a 1986 Washington ^ 16 73 1,068 4 14.6 1928 N.Y. Giants 9 n/a n/a 0 n/a 1987 Washington 9 38 483 6 12.7 1929 Providence 12 n/a n/a 2 n/a 1988 Washington 16 72 946 5 13.1 1930 Brooklyn 11 n/a n/a 2 n/a 1989 Washington 16 86 1,186 8 13.8 1931 Brooklyn 13 n/a n/a 2 n/a 1990 Washington 16 68 770 5 11.3 1932 Brooklyn 3 n/a n/a 0 n/a 1991 Washington 16 71 1,049 8 14.8 N.Y. Giants 9 36-74 363 6 9 1992 Washington 16 46 644 3 14.0 1933 N.Y. Giants 11 11-24 138 2 2 1993 Washington 16 41 398 2 9.7 1934 N.Y. Giants 1 3-3 37 1 0 1994 N.Y. Jets 16 46 581 3 12.6 Totals 106 n/a n/a 31 n/a 1995 Philadelphia 3 6 114 0 19.0 ^ Denotes Pro Bowl season Totals 224 940 12,721 68 13.5

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 155 ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Moore, Rob Nance, Jim SUccess Stories Receiver; 1990-94, New York Jets; 1995-01, Arizona Back; 1965-70, Boston Patriots; 1971, New England Patriots; Cardinals; 2002, Denver Broncos 1973, New York Jets; 1974-75; Shreveport Steamers (WFL) Jameel McClain • Two-time Pro Bowl selection • Two-time Pro Bowl selection Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Baltimore Ravens 1990 N.Y. Jets 15 44 692 6 15.7 1965 Boston 14 111 321 5 1991 N.Y. Jets 16 70 987 5 14.1 1966 Boston ^ 14 299 1,458 11 1992 N.Y. Jets 16 50 726 4 14.5 1967 Boston ^ 14 269 1,216 7 1993 N.Y. Jets 13 64 843 1 13.2 1968 Boston 12 177 593 4 1994 N.Y. Jets ^ 16 78 1,010 6 12.9 1969 Boston 14 193 750 6 1995 Arizona 15 63 907 5 14.4 1970 Boston 13 145 522 7 1996 Arizona 16 58 1,016 4 17.5 1971 New England 13 129 463 5 1997 Arizona ^ 16 97 1,584 8 16.3 1973 N.Y. Jets 7 18 78 0 1998 Arizona 16 67 982 5 14.7 Totals 101 1,341 5,401 45 1999 Arizona 14 37 621 5 16.8 2000 Arizona 0 0 0 0 0.0 2001 Arizona 0 0 0 0 0.0 Newsome, Eugene Totals 153 628 9,368 49 14.9 OL/DL; 2009 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers (af2) Morant, Johnnie Nichols, Jack Receiver; 2004-07, Oakland Raiders; 2008-09, End; 1963, Ottawa Roughriders (CFL) Toronto Argonauts (CFL); 2009, Hamilton Tiger-Cats Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Nobel, James 2004 Oakland 4 1 20 0 20.0 2005 Oakland 1 0 0 0 0.0 End; 1925, Buffalo Bisons 2006 Oakland 10 7 70 0 10.0 Totals 15 8 90 0 11.3 Novotny, Harry Guard; 1940, New York Americans Moresco, Tim Back; 1977-80, New York Jets Obst, Harry In the NFL … Guard; 1931, Staten Island Stapletons; 1933, • Signed as a free agent with the Ravens in 2008 Morris, Joe Philadelphia Eagles; 1936, New York Yankees • Set a team record with two safeties in 2008 Back; 1982-89, New York Giants; 1991-92, Cleveland Browns • Member of the 2012 Super Bowl Champions • Super Bowl XXI Champion (1986) O’Connor, Sean • Has been with the first string in last 44-of-45 games • Two-time Pro Bowl selection Guard; 2002, Arizona Cardinals; 2002-03, NY Giants; At Syracuse Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 2004, Rhein Fire (NFL Europe) 1982 N.Y. Giants 5 15 48 1 • In 2006, led the BIG EAST in quarterback sacks (9.5) and 1983 N.Y. Giants 15 35 145 0 Ojinnaka, Quinn was sscond in tackles for loss (14.5) 1984 N.Y. Giants 16 133 510 4 Guard/Tackle; 2006-10, Atlanta Falcons; 2010-11, • Second-team All-BIG EAST in 2006 1985 N.Y. Giants ^ 16 294 1,336 21 • Seminfinalist for 2006 Ted Hendricks Award 1986 N.Y. Giants ^ 15 341 1,516 14 New England Patriots; 2011-12, St. Louis Rams 1987 N.Y. Giants 11 193 658 3 “Syracuse was the stepping stone for my life. 1988 N.Y. Giants 16 307 1,083 5 O’Neill, Pat The Orange taught me what it was like to 1991 Cleveland 16 93 289 2 Punter; 1994-95, New England Patriots; 1996 Chicago Bears Totals 110 1411 5,585 50 Year Team GP PUNTS YDS AVG be a man, a leader and to be responsible. 1994 New England 16 69 2,841 41.2 Additionally, the education that it gave me Mulvey, Vincent 1995 New England 8 41 1,514 36.9 was the best, bar none.” Back; 1923, Buffalo All-Americans 1996 Chicago 1 3 89 29.7 Totals 25 113 4,444 39.3 ~ Jameel McClain Mungro James Paglio, John Running Back; 2002, Detroit Lions; 2002-06, Tackle; 1965, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) Monroe, James Indianapolis Colts Center; 1995, Ottawa Roughriders (CFL); 1996-01, • Super Bowl Champion XLI (2006) (IR) Palmer, Emile Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD 2002 Indianapolis 9 97 336 8 Defensive Tackle; 1998, Chicago Bears; 1997-98, Moody, Keith 2003 Indianapolis 7 24 60 2 London Monarchs (NFL Europe); 1999, Scottish Back; 1976-79, Buffalo Bills; 1980, Oakland Raiders; 2004 Indianapolis 15 5 19 0 Claymores (NFL Europe) 1983, New Jersey Generals (USFL) 2005 Indianapolis 12 7 15 0 2006 Indianapolis Injured reserve Patterson, Perry • Super Bowl XV Champion (1980) Totals 43 133 430 10 Year Team GP INT YDS Quarterback; 2007, Philadelphia Eagles; 2008, 1976 Buffalo 14 3 63 Myers, Tom Columbus Destroyers (AFL); 2008, Dallas 1977 Buffalo 14 0 0 1978 Buffalo 14 0 0 Back; 1972-83, New Orleans Saints; 1984-85, Desperados (AFL); 2009-10, Rochester Raiders (IFL); 1979 Buffalo 16 0 0 Houston Gamblers (USFL) 2011-present, Chicago Slaughter (IFL) 1980 Oakland 5 0 0 • 1980 Pro Bowl selection Totals 63 3 63 Year Team GP INT YDS Paul, Markus Year Team GP KO RET. YDS AVG TD 1972 New Orleans 13 3 0 Safety; 1989-93, Chicago Bears; 1994, Tampa Bay 1976 Buffalo 14 26 605 23.3 0 1973 New Orleans 13 3 33 Buccaneers 1977 Buffalo 14 30 636 21.2 0 1974 New Orleans 12 3 43 Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD 1978 Buffalo 14 18 371 20.6 0 1975 New Orleans 9 5 83 1989 Chicago 16 51 1-20 5 1979 Buffalo 16 27 556 20.6 0 1976 New Orleans 14 1 0 1990 Chicago 16 21 2-49 2 1980 Oakland 5 8 150 18.8 0 1977 New Orleans 12 1 2 1991 Chicago 14 75 3-21 6 Totals 63 109 2,318 21.3 0 1978 New Orleans 16 6 167 1992 Chicago 16 55 1-10 4 Year Team GP PUNT RET. YDS AVG TD 1979 New Orleans ^ 15 7 127 1993 Chicago 8 6 0-0 0 1976 Buffalo 14 16 166 10.4 1 1980 New Orleans 16 5 96 1994 Tampa Bay 1 0 0-0 0 1977 Buffalo 14 15 196 13.1 1 1981 New Orleans 16 2 70 Totals 71 208 7-100 17 1978 Buffalo 14 19 240 12.6 1 Totals 136 36 621 1979 Buffalo 16 38 318 8.4 0 Year Team GP PUNT RET. YDS AVG TD PERKINS, ANTHONY 2011-present 1980 Oakland 5 0 0 0 0 1972 New Orleans 13 9 43 4.8 0 Defensive Line; 2011, Colorado Ice (IFL); Totals 63 88 920 10.5 3 1975 New Orleans 9 10 70 7.0 0 1976 New Orleans 14 2 22 11.0 0 Totals 36 21 135 6.4 0 Pettijohn, Duke Fullback/Linebacker, Defensive Line; 2001, Cincinnati Bengals; 2002, Jacksonville Jaguars; 2002-03, Orlando Predators (AFL); 2004-08, Dallas Desperados (AFL); 2010, Dallas Vigilantes

^ Denotes Pro Bowl season 156 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Philcox, Todd Robertson, Harry Quarterback; 1989-90, Cincinnati Bengals; 1991-94, Tackle; 1921-22, Rochester Jeffersons; 1922, SUccess Stories Cleveland Browns; 1994, San Diego Chargers; 1995, Milwaukee Badgers Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 1996-98, Jacksonville Jaguars Donovan McNabb Year Team GP COMP-ATT YDS TD INT Rooks, George 1990 Cincinnati 2 0-2 0 0 1 Defensive Tackle; 1992, New York Giants; 1994, Philadelphia Eagles (1999-2009) 1991 Cleveland 4 4-8 49 0 1 Miami Dolphins 1992 Cleveland 2 13-27 217 3 1 1993 Cleveland 5 52-108 699 4 7 1994 San Diego 2 16-28 173 0 1 Ruff, Guy Totals 15 85-173 1,138 7 11 Linebacker; 1982, Pittsburgh Steelers Pidgeon, Tim Ruoff, Bernie Defensive End; 1987, Miami Dolphins Kicker; 1975-79, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL); 1980-88, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL); 1988, New England Steam (AFL) Pilon, Jeff Guard; 2000, New York Jets; 2000-09, Calgary Sampson, Kevin Stampeders (CFL) Tackle; 2004-07, Kansas City Chiefs; 2007-08, Washington Redskins Pilon, Marc Defensive Line; 1999-02, Calgary Stampeders (CFL); Sarette, Dave 2002, Edmonton Eskimos; 2003-04, British Columbia Back; 1962, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) Lions; 2005, Ottawa Renegades; 2006, Toronto Argonauts; 2006-07, Hamilton Tiger-Cats Sawyer, Herman Tackle; 1922, Rochester Jeffersons Piro, Henry Sawyer, Ken In the NFL … End; 1941, Philadelphia Eagles Back; 1974, Cincinnati Bengals • Second overall selection in the 1999 Draft by the Eagles • Six-time Pro Bowl selection Ponds, Antwaune Scanlon, Rich • 2000 Football News NFC Player of the Year Linebacker; 1998-1999, Washington Redskins Linebacker; 2004-06, Kansas City Chiefs; 2005, Berlin • 2000 All-Pro Team • Traded to the Washington Redskins in 2010 Preston, Ray Thunder (NFL Europe); 2007-08, Tennessee Titans; Linebacker; 1976-84, San Diego Chargers 2009, New York Giants. At Syracuse Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS • Fifth in the Heisman Trophy voting 1976 San Diego 14 34 0.0 0-0 2004 Kansas City 6 3 0.0 0-0 • Three-time BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year 2005 Kansas City 16 26 0.0 0-0 1977 San Diego 11 16 0.0 0-0 • Jersey will be retired on November 2 at the Carrier Dome 1978 San Diego 16 46 0.0 0-0 2006 Kansas City 9 9 0.0 0-0 1979 San Diego 16 116 0.0 5-121 2007 Tennessee 9 6 0.0 0-0 “My career at Syracuse taught me so many 1980 San Diego 14 84 2.0 0-0 Totals 40 44 0.0 0-0 1981 San Diego 16 43 0.0 0-0 things – work ethic, leadership, teamwork – 1982 San Diego 9 12 0.0 0-0 Schwedes, Gerhard and it gave me the ability to go day-in and 1983 San Diego 16 32 0.0 1-13 Back; 1960-61, Boston Patriots 1984 San Diego 10 17 0.0 0-0 day-out against a high competition level.” Totals 122 400 2.0 6-134 Schwedes, Scott ~ Donovan McNabb Protz, John Receiver; 1987-90, Miami Dolphins; 1990, San Diego Chargers Linebacker; 1970, San Diego Chargers Year Team GP REC YDS TD AVG 1987 Miami 12 0 0 0 0.0 Siano, Mike 1988 Miami 16 6 137 0 21.7 Receiver; 1987, Philadelphia Eagles Rafter, Bill 1989 Miami 9 7 174 1 24.9 Receiving Statistics Back; 1919-21, 1924, Rochester Jeffersons 1990 Miami 4 6 66 1 11.0 Year Team GP NO YDS TD AVG San Diego 5 0 0 0 0.0 1987 Philadelphia 3 9 137 1 15.2 Reckmack, Raymond Totals 46 19 377 2 19.8 Back; 1937, Detroit Lions; 1937, Brooklyn Dodgers Year Team GP KO RET YDS AVG TD 1987 Miami 12 9 177 19.7 0 Simpkins, Rickie Rhodes, Damien 1988 Miami 16 3 49 16.3 0 Offensive/Defensive Line; 2002-04, Grand Rapids Running Back; 2006, Houston Texans; 2007 Berlin 1989 Miami 9 3 24 8.0 0 Rampage (AFL); 2005-08, Dallas Desperados (AFL) 1990 Miami 4 3 52 26.0 0 Thunder (NFL Europe) San Diego 5 0 0 0 0 Sinceno, Kaseem Totals 46 18 302 16.8 0 Richardson, Terry Year Team GP PUNT RET. YDS AVG TD Tight End; 1998-1999, Philadelphia Eagles; 2000 Running Back; 1996, Rhein Fire (NFL Europe), 1987 Miami 12 24 203 8.5 0 Green Bay Packers, 2000-01, Chicago Bears; 2002, Pittsburgh Steelers 1988 Miami 16 24 230 9.6 0 Houston Texans 1989 Miami 9 18 210 11.7 1 Year Team GP RUSHES YDS TD Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 1990 Miami 4 9 89 9.9 0 1996 Pittsburgh 1 5 17 0 1998 Philadelphia 10 3 42 1 14.0 San Diego 5 5 33 6.6 0 2000 Chicago 11 23 206 0 9.0 Riddle, Alonzo J. Totals 46 80 765 9.6 1 Totals 21 26 248 1 9.5 Wide Receiver; 2006, 2007 Toronto Argos Scully, Steve Singer, Walter Ridlon, Jim Tackle; 1977, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) End; 1935-36, New York Giants Back; 1957-62, San Francisco 49ers; 1963-64, Dallas Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Sebo, Samuel 1935 N.Y. Giants 10 2 22 1 11.0 Cowboys Back; 1930, Newark Tornados 1936 N.Y. Giants 12 6 38 0 6.3 Year Team GP INT YDS Totals 22 8 60 1 7.5 1957 San Francisco 12 0 0 Shafer, Mike 1958 San Francisco 12 4 10 Smith, Anthony Kicker-Punter; 2003, St. Louis Rams, Houston Texans; 1959 San Francisco 12 0 0 Safety; 2006-09, Pittsburgh Steelers; 2009, St. Louis 1960 San Francisco 12 0 0 2004, Rhein Fire (NFL Europe), Buffalo Bills 1961 San Francisco 11 0 0 Rams; 2009-10, Jacksonville Jaguars; 2010, Green Bay 1962 San Francisco 9 1 8 Sharp, Jerry Packers; 2011, Tennessee Titans 1963 Dallas 7 0 0 1964 Dallas 14 4 121 Offensive/Defensive Line; 1995-97, Orlando Predators • Super Bowl XLII Champion (2008) Year Team GP TACKLES INT-YDS PD Totals 89 9 139 (AFL); 1998, Nashville Kats (AFL); 1999, New England 2006 Pittsburgh 16 28 2-40 6 Ringo, Jim Sea Wolves (AFL); 2000, Carolina (AFL); 2001, New York 2007 Pittsburgh 16 69 2-50 3 Dragons (AFL); 2002, Buffalo Destroyers, (AFL); 2003-04, 2008 Pittsburgh 14 9 0-0 0 Center; 1953-63, Green Bay Packers; 1964-67, New York Dragons (AFL), 2005-07, Arizona Rattlers (AFL) 2009 St. Louis 2 4 0-0 0 Philadelphia Eagles Jacksonville 8 33 2-34 4 • 1981 Pro Hall of Fame inductee 2010 Jacksonville 3 15 1-47 1 Shor, Alex Green Bay 4 7 0-0 0 • Ten-time Pro Bowl selection (1957-66, 1968) Tight End; 2006-09, Arizona Cardinals; 2007, Berlin 2011 Tennessee 13 11 0-0 2 ^ Denotes Pro Bowl season Thunder (NFL Europe) Totals 76 176 7-171 16 • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 157 ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Smith, Clifton Thompson, George SUccess Stories Linebacker; 2003-05, Washington Redskins; 2005-06, Guard; 1922, Rochester Jeffersons Cleveland Browns; 2007, Cologne Centurians (NFL Orange in the Europe); 2008, Philadelphia Soul (AFL); 2010, Chicago Thomas, Josh Rush (AFL); 2012, Philadelphia Soul (AFL) Defensive End; 2004-09, Indianapolis Colts Super Bowl Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS • Super Bowl XLI Champion (2006) 2003 Washington 1 1 0.0 0-0 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 2004 Washington 0 0 0.0 0-0 2004 Indianapolis 11 18 1.0 0-0 2005 Washington 0 0 0.0 0-0 2005 Indianapolis 12 29 3.0 0-0 2006 Cleveland 1 0 0.0 0-0 2006 Indianapolis 14 35 1.0 0-0 Totals 2 1 0.0 0-0 2007 Indianapolis 15 55 1.0 0-0 2008 Indianapolis 16 35 0.0 0-0 Smith, Derrell Totals 68 172 6.0 0-0 Linebacker; 2011, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 2011-12, Thomas, Malcolm Houston Texans Running Back; 1997, Jacksonville Jaguars; 1998, Amsterdam Smith, Kelvin Admirals (NFL Europe); 1999, Cleveland Browns Linebacker; 2007-08, Miami Dolphins; 2009, New York Thoms, Art Giants; 2009, Carolina Panthers; 2010, Chicago Bears; Tackle; 1969-75, Oakland Raiders; 1976, Philadelphia Eagles 2010, Dallas Cowboys Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1969 Oakland 12 n/a n/a 0-0 2007 Miami 4 1 0.0 0-0 1970 Oakland 6 n/a n/a 0-0 2009 Carolina 4 1 0.0 0-0 1971 Oakland 14 n/a n/a 0-0 Arthur Jones (above) and Jameel Totals 8 1 0.0 0-0 1972 Oakland 14 n/a n/a 1-0 1973 Oakland 13 n/a n/a 0-0 McClain earned Super Bowl rings with SMITH, TAJ 2008-present 1974 Oakland 14 n/a n/a 0-0 the Baltimore Ravens in 2012. Wide Receiver; 2008, Green Bay Packers; 2008-12, 1975 Oakland 13 n/a n/a 1-0 Indianapolis Colts; 2012-present, Saskatchewan 1977 Philadelphia 12 n/a n/a 0-0 Totals 98 n/a n/a 2-0 Syracuse Super Bowl Participants Roughriders (CFL) Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS ANDREW TILLER 2012-present 2012 Arthur Jones Baltimore Ravens 2010 Indianapolis 5 4 0.0 0-0 Jameel McClain Baltimore Ravens Guard; 2012-present New Orleans Saints 2011 Tom Coughlin (coach) New York Giants Spencer, Jim Titmas, Herbert Defensive Line; 1994-95, Barcelona Dragons (NFL Markus Paul (coach) New York Giants Back; 1931, Providence Steamrollers Europe); 1995, Connecticut Coyotes (AFL); 1996-97, 2010 Dwight Freeney Indianapolis Colts San Jose Sabercats (AFL); 1997, Anaheim Piranhas 2008 Stan Walters Cincinnati Bengals Todd, Chip (AFL); 1998, Grand Rapids Rampage (AFL); 1999, FB/LB; 1994, Cleveland Thunderbolts (AFL); 1995, 2007 Tom Coughlin (coach) New York Giants Buffalo Destroyers (AFL) Albany Firebirds (AFL) Markus Paul (coach) New York Giants David Tyree New York Giants Spotwood, Quinton Tomlin, Bradley 2006 Dwight Freeney Indianapolis Colts Wide Receiver; 2000, Miami Dolphins; 2000, Dallas Cowboys; Guard; 1920-21, Akron Pros; 1921, Hammond Pros; Marvin Harrison Indianapolis Colts 2000-01, New York Giants; 2002, Hamilton Tiger Cats (CFL) 1922, Milwaukee Badgers; 1925-26, New York Giants • Super Bowl XXXV participant (practice squad) Ryan LaCasse Indianapolis Colts Trout, Nate James Mungro Indianapolis Colts Steele, Clifford Kicker; 2002, Orlando Predators (af2) Back; 1921-22, Rochester Jeffersons; 1922, Akron Pros Josh Thomas Indianapolis Colts Turner, Jim 2004 Donovan McNabb Philadelphia Eagles Steen, Jim Wide Receiver; 1998-01, Carolina Panthers Markus Paul (coach) New York Giants Tackle; 1935-36, Detroit Lions 2003 Markus Paul (coach) New York Giants Tuten, Melvin Stem, Robert Tackle; 1995-96, Cincinnati Bengals; 1998-99, Denver 2002 Roland Williams Oakland Raiders Center; 1963, Boston Patriots; 1964, Edmonton Oilers (CFL) Broncos; 1999, Barcelona Dragons (NFL Europe); 2001 Tebucky Jones New England Patriots Stephens, Tom 2000-04, Carolina Panthers Markus Paul (coach) New England Patriots • Super Bowl XXXIII Champion (1998) Quinton Spotwood New York Giants End/Defensive Back; 1960-64, Boston Patriots 2000 Qadry Ismail Baltimore Ravens Stevens, Warren Tyree, David Wide Receiver; 2003-09, New York Giants; 2009, 1999 John Flannery St. Louis Rams Quarterback; 1933, Montreal Alouettes (CFL) Roland Williams St. Louis Rams Baltimore Ravens • Super Bowl XLII Champion (2007) 1998 Melvin Tuten Denver Broncos Stone, Avatus Back/Punter; 1958, Baltimore Colts; 1953-56, Ottawa • selection Sir Mawn Wilson Denver Broncos Roughriders (CFL); 1957, Montreal Alouettes (CFL) Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG 1996 Dave Wohlabaugh New England Patriots 2003 N.Y. Giants 16 16 211 0 13.2 2004 N.Y. Giants 16 10 155 1 15.5 1995 Daryl Johnston Dallas Cowboys Sweeney, Walt 2005 N.Y. Giants ^ 13 5 52 1 10.4 1994 Kevin Mitchell San Francisco 49ers Guard/Tackle; 1963-73, San Diego Chargers; 1974-75, 2006 N.Y. Giants 16 19 197 2 10.4 Washington Redskins 2007 N.Y. Giants 12 4 35 0 8.8 1993 Daryl Johnston Dallas Cowboys 2009 Baltimore 10 0 0 0 0.0 1992 Daryl Johnston Dallas Cowboys • Nine-time Pro Bowl selection (1964-73) Totals 83 54 650 4 12.0 1991 Art Monk Washington Redskins Sydnor, Willie Usher, Louis 1989 Pat Kelly Denver Broncos Receiver; 1982, Pittsburgh Steelers Tackle; 1920-21, Rochester Jeffersons; 1921, Chicago 1987 Art Monk Washington Redskins Year Team GP PUNT RET. YDS AVG TD 1982 Pittsburgh 8 22 172 7.8 0 Stanleys; 1923, Chicago Bears; 1923-24, 1926, 1986 Joe Morris New York Giants Hammond Pros; 1924, Kenosha Maroons 1984 Mike Charles San Diego Chargers Tarbox, Bruce 1983 Art Monk Washington Redskins Guard; 1961, Los Angeles Rams Walker, Anthony Defensive Back; 1997, Minnesota Vikings 1980 Ken Clarke Philadelphia Eagles Tarullo, Matt Keith Moody Oakland Raiders Guard-Center; 2005, Dallas Cowboys; 2006-07, New Walker, Keeon 1974 Larry Csonka Miami Dolphins York Giants; 2007, Indianapolis Colts Wide Receiver; 2004 Manchester Wolves (af2) 1973 Larry Csonka Miami Dolphins Walters, Jason 1970 John Mackey Baltimore Colts Terry, Adam OL/DL; 1999-01, New Jersey Red Dogs(AFL); 2002, Toronto 1968 John Mackey Baltimore Colts Tackle; 2005-09, Baltimore Ravens; 2010, Indianapolis Colts, San Diego Chargers; 2011, Hartford Colonials (UFL) Phantoms (AFL); 2004, Columbus Destroyers (AFL)

158 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • ORANGE IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Walters, Stan Wisdom, Terrence Tackle; 1972-74, Cincinnati Bengals; 1974-83, Guard; 1995, New York Jets; 1995-97, London SUccess Stories Philadelphia Eagles Monarchs (NFL Europe); 1998, Scottish Claymores • Super Bowl XV participant (1980) (NFL Europe); 1999, Florida Bobcats (AFL) SUper First • Two-time Pro Bowl selection (1978, 1979) Witter, Raymond Round Picks Warren, Brent Back; 1919-21, 1923, Rochester Jeffersons Offensive Line; 1998-2000, New England Patriots; 1999, Berlin Thunder (NFL Europe) Wohlabaugh, Dave Center; 1995-98, New England Patriots; 1999-2003, Watt, Joe Cleveland Browns; 2003-04, St. Louis Rams Back; 1947, Boston Yanks; 1947-48, Detroit Lions; • Super Bowl XXXI participant (1996) 1949, New York Bulldogs Wolfley, Craig Weltman, Lawrence Tackle; 1980-88, Pittsburgh Steelers; 1989-91, Back; 1922, Rochester Jeffersons Minnesota Vikings Whitcomb, Frank Woodcock, Pat Guard; 1921, Rochester Jeffersons Wide Receiver; 2001, New York Giants; 2001- 2002, Montreal Alouettes (CFL); 2003, Washington White, Harold Redskins, Montreal Alouettes (CFL): 2004-05, Ottawa Guard; 1921, Rochester Jeffersons Renegades (CFL); 2006-08, Edmonton Eskimos (CFL); White, Ray 2008-09, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) Linebacker; 1971-72, San Diego Chargers; 1975-76, St. Wooden, Terry Louis Cardinals Linebacker; 1990-1996, Seattle Seahawks; 1997, Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1971 San Diego 14 n/a n/a 0-0 Kansas City Chiefs; 1998-1999, Oakland Raiders 1972 San Diego 4 n/a n/a 0-0 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS The New York Giants selected Justin Pugh with 1975 St. Louis 14 n/a n/a 0-0 1990 Seattle 8 39 0.0 0-0 the 19th overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft. 1976 St. Louis 6 n/a n/a 2-20 1991 Seattle 16 105 2.0 0-0 Totals 38 n/a n/a 2-20 1992 Seattle 8 56 0.0 1-3 1993 Seattle 16 106 2.5 0-0 Syracuse First Round Draft Picks Whitfield, Thomas 1994 Seattle 16 127 1.5 3-78 1995 Seattle 16 135 0.0 1-9 2013 Justin Pugh New York Giants Defensive Back; 2005-07, Montreal Alouettes 1996 Seattle 9 57 0.0 1-13 2012 Chandler Jones New England Patriots 1997 Kansas City 15 30 2.0 0-0 Williams, Boyd 1998 Oakland 16 45 2.0 1-14 2002 Dwight Freeney Indianapolis Colts Center; 1947, Philadelphia Eagles Totals 120 700 10.0 7-117 2001 Will Allen New York Giants Williams, Roland Wooten, Al 2000 Keith Bulluck Tennessee Titans Tight End; 1998-2000, St. Louis Rams; 2001-2002, Running Back; 1995, London Monarchs (NFL Europe) 1999 Donovan McNabb Philadelphia Eagles Oakland Raiders; 2003, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; 2004, Wosilius, Bill 1998 Tebucky Jones New England Patriots Oakland Raiders; 2005, St. Louis Rams Linebacker; 1967, St. Louis Cardinals Donovin Darious Jacksonville Jaguars • Super Bowl XXXIV Champion (1999) Marc Pilon Calgary Stampeders (CFL) • Super Bowl XXXVII participant (2002) (IR) Wyche, James 1996 Marvin Harrison Indianapolis Colts Year Team GP REC. YDS TD AVG Defensive End; 2006-09, Jacksonville Jaguars; 2009, 1998 St. Louis 13 15 144 1 9.6 1990 Rob Moore New York Jets 1999 St. Louis 16 25 226 6 9.0 St. Louis Rams; 2010, Seattle Seahawks 2000 St. Louis 16 11 102 3 9.3 Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1988 Ted Gregory Denver Broncos 2009 St. Louis 1 0 0.0 0-0 2001 Oakland 16 33 298 3 9.0 1986 Tim Green Atlanta Falcons 2002 Oakland 16 27 213 0 7.9 Jacksonville 2 1 0.0 0-0 2003 Tampa Bay 1 0 0 0 0.0 Totals 1 1 0.0 0-0 1980 Art Monk Washington Redskins 2004 Oakland 12 0 0 0 0.0 1975 Steve Scully Winnipeg Blue 2005 St. Louis 4 3 21 0 7.0 Yates, Bob Totals 94 114 1,004 13 8.8 Tackle/Guard/Center; 1960-65, Boston Patriots Bombers (CFL) 1973 Joe Ehrmann Baltimore Colts Wilson, Sir Mawn Yochum, Dan 1969 Art Thoms Oakland Raiders (AFL) Wide Receiver; 1996, Miami Dolphins; 1997, Denver Tackle; 1972-80, Montreal Alouettes (CFL) Broncos, Arizona Rattlers (AFL); 1998-99, New 1968 Larry Csonka Miami Dolphins (AFL) England Patriots; 2001-02, Tampa Bay Storm (AFL); Young, Glen 1967 Floyd Little Denver Broncos (AFL) 2003, Buffalo Destroyers (AFL); 2004, Carolina Cobras Linebacker; 1993, Los Angeles Raiders; 1994, Buffalo 1962 Ernie Davis Washington Redskins Bills; 1995-96, San Diego Chargers; 1997, Seattle (AFL); 2005, New York Dragons (AFL); 2006, Austin Buffalo Bills (AFL) Wranglers. Seahawks; 1998-2000, Toronto Argonauts (CFL); 2001- 1961 Art Baker Philadelphia Eagles • Super Bowl XXXII Champions (1997) 02, Montreal Alouettes (CFL); 2002-05, Edmonton (practice squad) Eskimos 1960 Roger Davis Chicago Bears Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS 1957 Jim Brown Cleveland Browns Winter, Blaise 1993 LA Raiders 0 0 0.0 0-0 1994 San Diego 0 0 0.0 0-0 Defensive End/Tackle; 1984-85, Indianapolis Colts; 1995 San Diego 16 26 1.0 0-0 1986-88, San Diego Chargers; 1990-91, Green Bay 1996 San Diego 6 n/a 0.0 1-(-1) Packers; 1992-94, San Diego Chargers; 1995, Buffalo Totals 22 n/a 1.0 1-(-1) Bills Year Team GP TACKLES SACK INT-YDS Youmans, Maury 1984 Indianapolis 16 92 2.0 0-0 End; 1960-62, Chicago Bears; 1964-65, Dallas Cowboys 1985 Indianapolis 0 0 0.0 0-0 1986 San Diego 4 6 0.0 0-0 Zimmerman, Gifford 1987 San Diego 3 20 4.0 0-0 Back; 1924, Akron Pros; 1925, Canton Bulldogs 1988 Green Bay 16 36 5.0 0-0 1989 Green Bay 16 61 2.0 0-0 1990 Green Bay 13 41 0.0 0-0 1992 San Diego 16 41 6.0 0-0 1993 San Diego 16 32 2.0 0-0 1994 San Diego 2 1 0.0 0-0 Totals 102 330 21.0 0-0

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 159 ORANGE IN THE PRO BOWL 1987 Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins Joe Morris, RB, New York Giants 1994 Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers Daryl Johnston, FB, Dallas Cowboys 1995 Rob Burnett, DE, Cleveland Browns Daryl Johnston, FB, Dallas Cowboys Rob Moore, WR, New York Jets 1998 Rob Moore, WR, Arizona Cardinals 1999 Gary Anderson, K, Minnesota Vikings 2000 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts Olindo Mare, K, Miami Dolphins 2001 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles # Fullback Daryl Johnston earned three Super Bowl titles, two All-Pro honors and two Pro Bowl invitations 2002 during his 11-year NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys. The former Orange standout is now an analyst Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts for Fox television’s NFL coverage. (Photo courtesy of the Dallas Cowboys) Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles # 1958 1969 2003 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos (AFL) Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles # Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts 1959 Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers (AFL) 2004 Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns 1970 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts 1960 Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles # Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns 1971 2005 Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers Larry Csonka, FB, Miami Dolphins Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans 1961 Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers 1972 Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles 1962 Larry Csonka, FB, Miami Dolphins 2006 Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles 1963 1973 Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns Larry Csonka, FB, Miami Dolphins * 2007 Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts David Tyree, ST, New York Giants 1964 1974 Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns Larry Csonka, FB, Miami Dolphins * 2008 John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers 1975 2009 1965 Larry Csonka, FB, Miami Dolphins Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns 1976 2010 Jim Ringo, C, Philadelphia Eagles Joe Ehrmann, DT, Baltimore Colts Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers (AFL) Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles 1966 1979 Stan Walters, T, Philadelphia Eagles 2011 Albert Bemiller, C, Buffalo Bills (AFL) Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts * Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns 1980 John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts Tom Myers, DB, New Orleans Saints 2012 Jim Ringo, C, Philadelphia Eagles Stan Walters, T, Philadelphia Eagles Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers (AFL) 1984 1967 Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers KEY * selected, but did not play John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts 1985 Jim Nance, FB, Boston Patriots (AFL) * # injury replacement Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers (AFL) Listed by calendar year the game was played 1968 1986 Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts Jim Collins, LB, Los Angeles Rams Jim Nance, FB, Boston Patriots (AFL) Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins Jim Ringo, C, Philadelphia Eagles Joe Morris, RB, New York Giants Walt Sweeney, G, San Diego Chargers (AFL) 160 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SYRACUSE NFL AWARDS

Three-time All-Pro and two-time All-AFC selection Keith Bulluck enjoyed a successful NFL Rookie of the Year and two-time league MVP Jim Brown was 12-year career in the NFL with Tennessee and New York after the Titans chose him in the inducted into the Pro Hall of Fame in 1971 and the College Hall of Fame first round of the 2000 draft. (Photo courtesy of the New York Giants) in 1995. Brown scored 106 touchdowns in the NFL during his nine-year career with the Cleveland Browns. (Photo courtesy of the Cleveland Browns) NFL PLAYER OF THE YEAR ALL-AFC TEAM ALL-NFC TEAM 1957 1970 1978 Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Larry Csonka, FB, Miami Dolphins (PFW) Stan Walters, OT, Philadelphia Eagles (UPI) 1958 Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos (AP, UPI, PFW, TSN) 1979 Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, TSN) Walt Sweeney, OG, San Diego Chargers (AP, PFW) Stan Walters, OT, Philadelphia Eagles (UPI, PFW, TSN) 1963 1971 Tom Myers, DB, New Orleans Saints (UPI, PFW) Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (UPI, NE, MX) Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (AP, UPI, PFW, TSN) 1984 Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos (AP, UPI, PFW, TSN) Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins (UPI, PFW) 1965 Walt Sweeney, OG, San Diego Chargers (AP, UPI) Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Jim Collins, LB, Los Angeles Rams (PFW) 1972 1985 Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (AP, UPI, PFW, TSN) AFL PLAYER OF THE YEAR F Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins (UPI) 1966 1973 1986 Jim Nance, FB, Boston Patriots (AP, UPI, TSN) Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (AP, UPI, PFW, TSN) Joe Morris, RB, New York Giants (UPI, PFW) 1983 1997 NFC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers (UPI, PFW) Rob Moore, WR, Arizona Cardinals (PFW/PFWA) 1985 2000 1998 Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers (UPI) Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles Gary Anderson, K, Minnesota Vikings (PFW/PFWA) (Football News) 1993 2000 Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers (UPI, PFW/PFWA) NFL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles (FN) 2000 ALL-ROOKIE TEAM 1957 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, TSN) Rob Burnett, DE, Baltimore Ravens (Football News) 1990 2001 Rob Moore, WR, New York Jets (UPI, PFWA) COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) 1991 John Flannery, C, Houston Oilers (PFWA) 1979 2002 Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (PFW) Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) 1995 Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans (PFW/PFWA) Dave Wohlabaugh, C, New England Patriots (PFW/ AFC COACH OF THE YEAR PFWA) 2003 Pat O’Neill, K, New England Patriots (PFW/PFWA) 1996 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) Tom Coughlin, Jacksonville Jaguars (UPI) Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans (PFW/PFWA) 1996 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (FN) GOLDEN TOE AWARD 2004 1998 Donovin Darius, SS, Jacksonville Jaguars (PFW/PFWA, 1998 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) FN, FD) Gary Anderson, K, Minnesota Vikings (PFW) Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) 2002 2005 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (.com, Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) PFW/PFWA) Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) 2012 2009 Chandler Jones, DE, New England Patriots (PFW/ Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA) PFWA)

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 161 SYRACUSE ALL-PRO FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS 1984 Jim Collins, LB, Los Angeles Rams (PFW) Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins (AP, PFW, PFWA, TSN) 1985 Gary Anderson, K, Pittsburgh Steelers (PFWA) Jim Collins, LB, Los Angeles Rams (TSN) Art Monk, WR, Washington Redskins (TSN) 1986 Joe Morris, RB, New York Giants (AP, NEA, PFW, PFWA, TSN) 1993 Daryl Johnston, FB, Dallas Cowboys (SI) 1994 Daryl Johnston, FB, Dallas Cowboys (SI) 1995 Rob Moore, WR, Arizona Cardinals (AP, PFW/PFWA) 1996 Gary Anderson, K, Minnesota Vikings (AP, PFW/PFWA, TSN) 1997 Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (AP, PFW/ PFWA, TSN) Olindo Mare, K, Miami Dolphins (AP, PFW/PFWA, TSN) 2000 Rob Burnett, DE, Baltimore Ravens (SI) Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA, TSN) Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia Eagles (SI) 2002 Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans (SI, FD) The sixth player selected overall in the 1967 draft, Floyd Little (44) made an immediate impact on Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (AP, FD, Denver Bronocos. A multi-dimensional player, the five-time Pro Bowl and two-time All-Pro pick combined PFW/PFWA, TSN, SI) his rushing talents with great hands and also served as a return man for the Denver Broncos. He amassed more than 12,000 all-purpose yards during a career that spanned from 1967 to 1975. (Photo 2003 courtesy of the Denver Broncos) Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans (AP, PFW/PFWA, SI) 1922 1966 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (FD) Joe Alexander, C, Rochester Jeffersons (HS, CH) John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts (AP, UPI, NEA, Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (SI, TSN) PFWA, TSN) 1925 2004 Jack McBride, FB, New York Giants (GB) Jim Nance, FB, Boston Patriots (AP, UPI, PL) Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans (SI) 1957 1967 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (AP, PFW/ Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (AP, NEA) John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts (AP, NEA, TSN) PFWA,SI, TSN, espn.com) Jim Brown, FB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Jim Nance, RB, Boston Patriots (AP, UPI, NEA) Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (TSN) Walt Sweeney, OG, San Diego Chargers (AP, UPI, NEA) 1958 2005 Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (TSN) 1968 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts (PFW/PFWA, AP, Jim Brown, FB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) John Mackey, TE, Baltimore Colts (AP, UPI, PFW, SI, TSN) PFWA, NEA, TSN) 1959 Walt Sweeney, OG, San Diego Chargers (AP, UPI, NEA, 2006 Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) PFWA, PFW, TSN) Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis Colts (AP, PFWA, TSN) Jim Brown, FB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) 1969 2007 1960 Walt Sweeney, OG, San Diego Chargers (UPI, NEA, Will Allen, CB, Miami Dolphins (SI) Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) PFW, PFWA) Keith Bulluck, LB, Tennessee Titans (PFWA) Jim Brown, FB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos (AP, UPI, NEA, PW, TSN) 2009 1961 1970 Dwight Freeney, DE, Indianapolis Colts, (AP, PFW/ Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (AP, UPI NEA, TSN) Walt Sweeney, OG, San Diego Chargers (NEA) PFWA, SI, TSN) Jim Brown, FB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) 1971 1962 Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (AP, PFWA) KEY AP: Associated Press Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Floyd Little, RB, Denver Broncos (PFW) Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (TSN) CH : 1972 FN: Football News 1963 Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (PFW) FD: Football Digest Jim Ringo, C, Green Bay Packers (AP, UPI, NEA) 1973 HS: Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) GB: Green Bay Press-Gazette Larry Csonka, RB, Miami Dolphins (AP, PFW) MX: Maxwell Club of Philadelphia 1964 1976 NEA: Newspaper Enterprise Association Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Joe Ehrmann, DT Baltimore Colts (UPI) PFWA: Pro Football Writers Association Jim Ridlon, DB, Dallas Cowboys (TSN) PFW: Pro Football Weekly 1965 1979 SI: Sports Illustrated Jim Brown, RB, Cleveland Browns (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN) Tom Myers, DB, New Orleans Saints (PFW) TSN:The Sporting News UPI: United Press International

162 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SU DRAFT SELECTIONS & FREE AGENTS Name Position Round Overall Team 1936 Ed Jontos Guard 5th 45th New York Giants

1943 Dick Weber Guard 13th 140th Washington Redskins Paul Berthold End 24th 250th Washington Redskins

1944 Norm Michael Back 18th 206th Philadelphia Eagles

1945 Paul McKee End 10th 117th Washington Redskins Howard Werner End 14th 162nd Philadelphia Eagles Adolph Czekala Tackle 18th 179th Boston Yanks

1946 Roger Robinson Back 20th 209th Washington Redskins

1947 Joe Watts Back 7th 47th Boston Yanks 8th 58th Buffalo Bisons (AAFC)

1950 Jim Pepper Guard 25th 314th Baltimore Colts

1951 The legendary John Mackey won a Super Bowl title with Baltimore in 1968, five years Back 11th 135th Cleveland Browns after the Colts drafted him. The three-time All Pro and four-time Pro Bowl selection was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1992. (Photo courtesy of the Baltimore Colts) 1953 Jim Ringo Center 7th 79th Green Bay Packers Name Position Round Overall Team Avatus Stone Back 9th 100th Chicago Cardinals 1960 Bill Skyinskus Guard 16th 188th New York Giants Roger Davis Guard 1st 7th Chicago Bears Ted Kukowski Center 23rd 274th New York Giants Gerhard Schwedes Halfback 4th 47th Baltimore Colts Carl Karilivacz Back 23rd 277th Detroit Lions Tackle 7th 84th New York Giants Joe Szombathy End 25th 290th Baltimore Colts Dave Baker End 17th 204th New York Giants Bill Wetzel Back 26th 310th New York Giants 1961 1954 Art Baker Fullback 1st 14th Philadelphia Eagles Bob Fleck Tackle 2nd 15th Green Bay Packers 3rd Buffalo Bills (AFL) Back 2nd 19th Pittsburgh Steelers Tom Gilburg Tackle 2nd 21st Baltimore Colts Lester McClelland Tackle 4th 43rd Los Angeles Rams 3rd Buffalo Bills (AFL) Bob Leberman Back 11th 125th Baltimore Colts Bruce Tarbox Guard 2nd 25th New York Giants Jim George Tackle 26th 313th Detroit Lions John Brown Tackle 4th 55th Cleveland Browns Vince Vergara Back 28th 336th Cleveland Browns 22nd Los Angeles Chargers (AFL) Fred Mautino End 5th 59th Pittsburgh Steelers 1955 7th New York Titans (AFL) Ray Perkins Back 3rd 28th Washington Redskins Center 7th 94th St. Louis Cardinals 7th Buffalo Bills (AFL) 1956 Ken Ericson End 10th 139th Cleveland Browns Don Althouse End 23rd 277th Cleveland Browns 1962 1957 Ernie Davis Back 1st 1st Washington Redskins Jim Brown Back 1st 6th Cleveland Browns 1st Buffalo Bills (AFL) Jim Ridlon Back 4th 39th San Francisco 49ers Pete Brokaw Back 8th 107th Baltimore Colts Bill Brown Guard 9th 108th Chicago Bears George Francovitch Guard 10th 131st St. Louis Cardinals Jerry Cashman Tackle 14th 158th Philadelphia Eagles Gary Fallon Halfback 12th 157th Minnesota Vikings Dick Easterly Back 14th 190th San Francisco 49ers 1958 Bob Stem Center 19th 265th New York Giants Dick Lasse End 6th 68th Pittsburgh Steelers 25th Boston Patriots (AFL) Mike Bill Center 8th 86th Green Bay Packers Ken Ericson End 32nd Buffalo Bills (AFL) Gerry Hershey Tackle 12th 142nd New York Giants Chuck Strid Guard 18th 206th Green Bay Packers 1963 Ernie Jackson Back 19th 225th New York Giants John Mackey End 2nd 19th Baltimore Colts Ed Coffin Back 29th 342nd Washington Redskins 5th New York Titans (AFL) Don King Halfback 6th 83rd Detroit Lions 1959 Walt Sweeney End 8th 107th Cleveland Browns Tackle 3rd 36th Detroit Lions 1st San Diego Chargers (AFL) Al Benecick Guard 6th 62nd Philadelphia Eagles Dave Meggyesy Linebacker 17th 226th St. Louis Cardinals Maury Youmans Tackle 9th 105th Chicago Bears Tom Stephens Back 11th 132nd Baltimore Colts Ed Keiffer Back 25th 300th Baltimore Colts Gene Grabosky Tackle 26th 305th Washington Redskins

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 163 SU DRAFT SELECTIONS & FREE AGENTS Name Position Round Overall Team 1970 Bill Maddox Tight End 4th 94th San Diego Chargers John Protz Linebacker 11th 275th San Diego Chargers

1971 Ray White Linebacker 5th 117th San Diego Chargers

1972 Dan Yochum Tackle 2nd 37th Philadelphia Eagles Tom Myers Defensive Back 3rd 74th New Orleans Saints Stan Walters Tackle 9th 210th Cincinnati Bengals

1973 Joe Ehrmann Defensive Tackle 1st 10th Baltimore Colts Roger Praetorius Running Back 9th 226th San Francisco 49ers Marty Januszkiewicz Running Back 16th 399th Baltimore Colts

1974 Dave Lapham Guard 3rd 61st Cincinnati Bengals Ken Sawyer Defensive Back 7th 177th Cincinnati Bengals

1975 A member of both the Professional Football and College Football Halls Bernie Ruoff Kicker F.A. New England Patriots of Fame, Art Monk played for 16 seasons in the NFL. A 1980 first-round Steve Scully Tackle 1st Winnipeg Blue Bombers selection by the Washington Redskins, he recorded 940 receptions for (CFL) 12,721 yards and 68 touchdowns, along with 332 rushing yards. He was the first to eclipse 900 receptions and was named to the NFL’s 1980s All-Decade 1976 Team. (Photo courtesy of the Washington Redskins) Lonnie Allgood Wide Receiver 9th 259th Cincinnati Bengals Keith Moody Defensive Back 10th 280th Buffalo Bills Name Position Round Overall Team Ray Preston Linebacker 11th 295th San Diego Chargers 1964 Jim Jerome Linebacker F.A. New England Patriots Jim Mazurek Tackle 6th 78th Baltimore Colts Bobby Mitch Defensive Back F.A. New England Patriots 6th Boston Patriots (AFL) End 6th 80th St. Louis Cardinals 1977 10th San Diego Chargers (AFL) Tim Moresco Defensive Back 6th 149th Green Bay Packers John Paglio Tackle 11th 148th Baltimore Colts Jose St. Victor Guard 8th 214th Cincinnati Bengals Bob Meehan Guard 13th 179th Cleveland Browns Len Slaby Center 14th 192nd St. Louis Cardinals 1978 Dave Archer Tackle 20th 278th Cleveland Browns Rich Rosen Guard 5th 138th Dallas Cowboys 22nd Boston Patriots (AFL) Ken Clarke Tackle F.A. Philadelphia Eagles 1965 1979 Jim Nance Fullback 4th 45th Chicago Bears Dave Jacobs Kicker 12th 325th Denver Broncos 19th Boston Patriots (AFL) Wally Mahle Back 4th 52nd Green Bay Packers 1980 13th Oakland Raiders (AFL) Art Monk Wide Receiver 1st 18th Washington Redskins John McGuire End 5th 70th Baltimore Colts Bill Hurley Quarterback 4th 110th Pittsburgh Steelers 2nd New York Jets (AFL) Craig Wolfley Guard 5th 138th Pittsburgh Steelers Tom Wilhelm Tackle 6th Denver Broncos (AFL) 1981 1966 Jim Collins Linebacker 2nd 43rd Los Angeles Rams Charley Brown Defensive Back 2nd 28th Chicago Bears Drew Gissinger Tackle 6th 141st San Diego Chargers 4th San Diego Chargers (AFL) Pat Killorin Center 3rd 35th Pittsburgh Steelers 1982 10th Miami Dolphins (AFL) Joe Morris Running Back 2nd 45th New York Giants Howard McCard Guard 14th 207th New York Giants Craig Bingham Linebacker 6th 167th Pittsburgh Steelers Steve Chomyszak Defensive Tackle 12th New York Jets (AFL) Gary Anderson Kicker 7th 171st Buffalo Bills Ted Holman Defensive Back 17th Oakland Raiders (AFL)

1967 1983 Floyd Little Halfback 1st 6th Denver Broncos (AFL) Mike Charles Defensive Tackle 2nd 55th Miami Dolphins Gary Bugenhagen Tackle 4th 102nd Buffalo Bills (AFL) Gerry Feehery Center F.A. Philadelphia Eagles Bill Wosilius Linebacker 15th 383rd St. Louis Cardinals Bill Benecick Guard F.A. Toronto Argonauts (CFL) 1984 Blaise Winter Defensive Tackle 2nd 35th Indianapolis Colts 1968 Brent Ziegler Running Back 10th 265th Cincinnati Bengals Larry Csonka Fullback 1st 8th Miami Dolphins (AFL) Dennis Fitzgibbons Guard 11th 287th San Francisco 49ers 1985 Jim Cheyunski Linebacker 12th 305th Boston Patriots (AFL) Jamie Kimmel Linebacker 4th 107th Los Angeles Raiders Jaime Covington Running Back 9th 227th Minnesota Vikings 1969 Bernard King Linebacker 10th 265th Cincinnati Bengals Art Thoms Defensive Tackle 1st 22nd Oakland Raiders (AFL) Tony Kyasky Defensive Back 5th 111th New Orleans Saints

164 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • SU DRAFT SELECTIONS & FREE AGENTS Name Position Round Overall Team 1986 Tim Green Linebacker 1st 17th Atlanta Falcons Doug Marrone Tackle 6th 164th Los Angeles Raiders Bob Brotzki Tackle 9th 228th Indianapolis Colts Jerry Kimmel Linebacker 10th 268th New York Giants Don McAulay Kicker 12th 332nd New England Patriots

1987 Scott Schwedes Wide Receiver 2nd 56th Miami Dolphins Tim Pidgeon Linebacker 9th 237th Miami Dolphins Wes Dove Defensive End 12th 312th Seattle Seahawks

1988 Ted Gregory Nose Tackle 1st 26th Denver Broncos Tommy Kane Wide Receiver 3rd 75th Seattle Seahawks Paul Frase Defensive End 6th 146th New York Jets Don McPherson Quarterback 6th 149th Philadelphia Eagles Pat Kelly Tight End 7th 174th Denver Broncos Tim Vesling Kicker 12th 327th Indianapolis Colts

1989 Daryl Johnston Fullback 2nd 39th Dallas Cowboys Robert Drummond Running Back 3rd 76th Philadelphia Eagles David Holmes Defensive Back 4th 92nd Miami Dolphins Markus Paul Defensive Back 4th 95th Chicago Bears Pat Davis Tight End 9th 231st San Diego Chargers Six-time Pro Bowl selection Donovan McNabb has played in the post-season in more Deval Glover Wide Receiver 10th 259th Miami Dolphins than half of his 12 NFL seasons, including Super Bowl XXXIX with the Philadelphia Keith Friberg Linebacker F.A. Washington Redskins Eagles. He is the Eagles all-time leader in wins, completions, yards, and Quarterback F.A. Cincinnati Bengals touchdowns. McNabb played for the Washington Redskins in 2010. (Photo courtesy of Chris Ingram Defensive Back F.A. Ottawa Roughriders (CFL) the Philadelphia Eagles) 1990 Name Position Round Overall Team Rob Moore Wide Receiver 1st* 1st New York Jets 1994 Terry Wooden Linebacker 2nd 29th Seattle Seahawks Kevin Mitchell Nose Guard 2nd 53rd San Francisco 49ers Rob Burnett Defensive End 5th 129th Cleveland Browns Pat O’Neill Punter 5th 135th New England Patriots Fred DiRiggi Nose Tackle 7th 181st Buffalo Bills Kyle Adams Tackle F.A. New York Jets David Bavaro Linebacker 9th 225th Phoenix Cardinals Ernie Brown Defensive Line F.A. Detroit Lions Michael Owens Running Back 9th 235th Kansas City Chiefs Marvin Graves Quarterback F.A. Toronto Argonauts (CFL) Blake Bednarz Guard F.A. Seattle Seahawks Shelby Hill Wide Receiver F.A. Dallas Cowboys Sean Whiteman Defensive Back F.A. Cincinnati Bengals Marcus Lee Fullback F.A. Cleveland Browns Terry Richardson Running Back F.A. Cincinnati Bengals * Supplemental draft Chip Todd Linebacker F.A. Philadelphia Eagles Al Wooten Fullback F.A. Philadelphia Eagles 1991 John Flannery Center 2nd 44th Houston Oilers 1995 Rob Carpenter Wide Receiver 4th 109th Cincinnati Bengals Melvin Tuten Tackle 3rd 69th Cincinnati Bengals Frank Conover Defensive Tackle 8th 197th Cleveland Browns Dave Wohlabaugh Center 4th 112th New England Patriots Mike Bernard Guard F.A. Pittsburgh Steelers Wilky Bazile Defensive Line F.A. New York Jets Duane Kinnon Running Back F.A. New York Giants Bryce Bevill Defensive Back F.A. Detroit Lions Brian LaBaron Linebacker F.A. Pittsburgh Steelers Kirby Dar Dar Wide Receiver F.A. Miami Dolphins Gary McCummings Tackle F.A. New York Giants Tony Jones Defensive Back F.A. Carolina Panthers Turnell Sims Guard F.A. Seattle Seahawks Kevin Mason Quarterback F.A. Los Angeles Raiders Rob Thomson Defensive Back F.A. New England Patriots 1996 1992 Marvin Harrison Wide Receiver 1st 19th Indianapolis Colts George Rooks Defensive Tackle 10th 265th New York Giants Olindo Mare Kicker F.A. New York Giants Andrew Dees Tackle F.A. Cincinnati Bengals Sir Mawn Wilson Wide Receiver F.A. Miami Dolphins Kevin Mason Quarterback F.A. Saskatchewan 1993 Roughriders (CFL) Qadry Ismail Wide Receiver 2nd 52nd Minnesota Vikings Ernie Brown Defensive Line F.A. Saskatchewan Chris Gedney Tight End 3rd 61st Chicago Bears Roughriders (CFL) Kerry Farrell Wide Receiver F.A. Cleveland Browns Bryce Bevill Defensive Back F.A. Saskatchewan Garland Hawkins Linebacker F.A. Chicago Bears Roughriders (CFL) Antonio Johnson Wide Receiver F.A. Chicago Bears Jerry Sharp Guard F.A. New York Jets 1997 James Spencer Defensive Tackle F.A. New York Jets Kevin Abrams Defensive Back 2nd 54th Detroit Lions David Walker Running Back F.A. Miami Dolphins Antonio Anderson Defensive Line 4th 101st Dallas Cowboys Terrence Wisdom Guard F.A. Seattle Seahawks Dana Cottrell Linebacker F.A. Cincinnati Bengals Jo Jo Wooden Linebacker F.A. Arizona Cardinals Nate Hemsley Linebacker F.A. Houston Oilers Glen Young Linebacker F.A. Los Angeles Raiders Deon Maddox Wide Receiver F.A. Detroit Lions 3rd 22nd Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) Sean Reali Punter F.A. Pittsburgh Steelers Ousmane Bary Defensive Back F.A. Winnipeg Blue Malcolm Thomas Running Back F.A. Indianapolis Colts Bombers (CFL) Anthony Walker Defensive Back F.A. New York Jets • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 165 SU DRAFT SELECTIONS & FREE AGENTS Name Position Round Overall Team Name Position Round Overall Team 1998 2005 Tebucky Jones Defensive Back 1st 22nd New England Patriots Adam Terry Tackle 2nd 64th Baltimore Ravens Donovin Darius Defensive Back 1st 25th Jacksonville Jaguars Diamond Ferri Safety F.A. New York Giants Roland Williams Tight End 4th 98th St. Louis Rams Greg Hanoian Fullback F.A. Detroit Lions Antwaune Ponds Linebacker 7th 206th Washington Redskins Jared Jones Wide Receiver F.A. Philadelphia Eagles Jim Turner Wide Receiver 7th 228th Carolina Panthers Matt Tarullo Guard F.A. Dallas Cowboys Jeff Danish Defensive Line F.A. New Orleans Saints Kaseem Sinceno Tight End F.A. Philadelphia Eagles 2006 Brent Warren Offensive Line F.A. New England Patriots Ryan LaCasse Defensive End 7th 219th Baltimore Ravens Marc Pilon Defensive Line 1st 4th Calgary Stampeders (CFL) Quinn Ojinnaka Tackle 5th 139th Atlanta Falcons Anthony Smith Safety 3rd 83rd Pittsburgh Steelers 1999 James Wyche Defensive End 7th 213th Jacksonville Jaguars Donovan McNabb Quarterback 1st 2nd Philadelphia Eagles Kader Drame Defensive Tackle F.A. New England Patriots Kevin Johnson Wide Receiver 2nd 32nd Cleveland Browns Steve Franklin Center/Guard F.A. Kansas City Chiefs Rob Konrad Fullback 2nd 43rd Miami Dolphins Steve Gregory Cornerback F.A. San Diego Chargers Darryl Daniel Wide Receiver F.A. Detroit Lions Joe Kowalewski Tight End F.A. New York Jets Stan Gibbs Linebacker F.A. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Damien Rhodes Running Back F.A. Houston Texans Scott Kiernan Guard F.A. New York Giants Alex Shor Tight End F.A. Arizona Cardinals Phil Nash Defensive Back F.A. Detroit Lions Jason Poles Defensive Back F.A. New York Jets 2007 Mathieu Beaudoin Tackle 2nd 11th British Columbia Lions (CFL) Tanard Jackson Cornerback 4th 106th Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jeff Pilon Tackle 3rd 17th Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) Kelvin Smith Linebacker 7th 219th Miami Dolphins Jamar Atkinson Defensive End F.A. Baltimore Ravens 2000 Brendan Carney Punter F.A. Baltimore Ravens Keith Bulluck Linebacker 1st 30th Tennessee Titans Terrell Lemon Cornerback F.A. New York Jets Mark Baniewicz Tackle 7th 247th Jacksonville Jaguars Jerry Mackey Linebacker F.A. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Stephen Brominski Tight End F.A. Detroit Lions Perry Patterson Quarterback F.A. Philadelphia Eagles David Byrd Cornerback F.A. Buffalo Bills Jeff Lowe Wide Receiver F.A. Cleveland Browns 2008 Ian McIntosh Strong Safety F.A. Washington Redskins Dowayne Davis Defensive Back F.A. Dallas Cowboys Jeff Pilon Guard F.A. New York Jets Joe Fields Defensive Back F.A. Carolina Panthers Quinton Spotwood Wide Receiver F.A. Miami Dolphins Jameel McClain Defensive End F.A. Baltimore Ravens Nick Sudano Fullback F.A. Cleveland Browns Carroll Madison Guard F.A. Detroit Lions Taj Smith Wide Receiver F.A. Green Bay Packers 2001 Will Allen Cornerback 1st 22nd New York Giants 2009 Eric Downing Defensive Tackle 3rd 75th Kansas City Chiefs Tony Fiammetta Fullback 4th 128th Carolina Panthers Morlon Greenwood Linebacker 3rd 88th Miami Dolphins Ryan Durand Guard 7th 239th Tennessee Titans Dee Brown Running Back 6th 175th Carolina Panthers Curtis Brinkley Running Back F.A. San Diego Chargers Duke Pettijohn Linebacker F.A. Cincinnati Bengals Paul Chiara Safety F.A. Carolina Panthers Pat Woodcock Wide Receiver F.A. New York Giants 2010 2002 Arthur Jones Defensive Tackle 5th 157th Baltimore Ravens Dwight Freeney Defensive End 1st 11th Indianapolis Colts 2011 Kyle Johnson Fullback 5th 145th Carolina Panthers Delone Carter Running Back 4th 119th Indianapolis Colts P.J. Alexander Offensive Line F.A. New Orleans Saints Doug Hogue Linebacker 5th 157th Detroit Lions Charles Burton Linebacker F.A. Arizona Cardinals Derrell Smith Linebacker F.A. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Willie Ford Cornerback F.A. Oakland Raiders Quentin Harris Free Safety F.A. Arizona Cardinals 2012 Maurice Jackson Wide Receiver F.A. Buffalo Bills Chandler Jones Defensive End 1st 21st New England Patriots JR Johnson Linebacker F.A. Baltimore Ravens Andrew Tiller Guard 6th 179th New Orleans Saints Kwazi Leverette Wide Receiver F.A. Cincinnati Bengals Antwon Bailey Running Back F.A. Washington Redskins James Mungro Running Back F.A. Detroit Lions Michael Hay Tackle F.A. St. Louis Rams Sean O’Connor Offensive Line F.A. Arizona Cardinals Dorian Graham Defensive Back F.A. Baltimore Ravens Mark Holtzman Defensive Tackle F.A. Hamilton Tiger Cats (CFL) Kevyn Scott Cornerback F.A. Miami Dolphins Philip Thomas Safety F.A. Philadelphia Eagles 2003 Aaron Weaver Wide Receiver F.A. Kansas City Chiefs Chris Davis Running Back 5th 165th Seattle Seahawks David Tyree Wide Receiver 6th 211th New York Giants 2013 Will Hunter Cornerback F.A. New York Jets Justin Pugh Tackle 1st 19th New York Giants Mike Shafer Punter F.A. St. Louis Rams Ryan Nassib Quarterback 4th 110th New York Giants Clifton Smith Linebacker F.A. Washington Redskins Shamarko Thomas Safety 4th 111th Pittsburgh Steelers Lou Alexander Guard F.A. New Orleans Saints 2004 Zack Chibane Guard F.A. Buffalo Bills Christian Ferrara Defensive Tackle 7th 226th San Francisco 49ers Deon Goggins Defensive Line F.A. Atlanta Falcons Johnnie Morant Wide Receiver 5th 134th Oakland Raiders Alec Lemon Wide Receiver F.A. Houston Texans Kevin Sampson Tackle 7th 231st Kansas City Chiefs Marcus Sales Wide Receiver F.A. New York Giants R.J. Anderson Quarterback F.A. Oakland Raiders Brandon Sharpe Linebacker F.A. Washington Redskins F.A. Montreal Alouettes Thump Belton Fullback F.A. Detroit Lions F.A. = Free Agent Louis Gachelin Defensive Tackle F.A. New England Patriots Darryl Kennedy Fullback F.A. Pittsburgh Steelers Rich Scanlon Linebacker F.A. Kansas City Chiefs Josh Thomas Defensive End F.A. Indianapolis Colts 166 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM •

INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDS HIGHEST AVERAGE PER CARRY Game (min. 8 carries) Avg. (Att/Yards) Name Date 1. 15.7 (9/141) Ernie Davis 10/24/1959 vs. West Virginia 2. 15.1 (8/121) Earl Vaughn 10/2/1975 vs. Oregon State 3. 13.5 (12/162) James Mungro 12/29/1999 vs. Kentucky 4. 13.0 (10/130) Rob Konrad 11/11/1995 at Pittsburgh 5. 12.9 (10/129) Jim Brown 10/8/1955 vs. Boston University 6. 12.5 (8/100) Jim Anderson 11/16/1957 vs. Colgate 7. 12.4 (19/237) Walter Reyes 10/2/2004 vs. Rutgers 8. 12.3 (14/172) Delone Carter 9/25/2010 vs. Colgate 9. 12.0 (8/96) Dee Brown 11/04/2000 at West Virginia 10. 11.0 (9/99) Ger Schwedes 12/5/1959 at UCLA Season (min. 76 carries) Avg. (Att/Yards) Name Year 1. 7.83 (112/877) Ernie Davis 1960 2. 7.00 (98/686) Ernie Davis 1959 Delone Carter is the third-leading rusher in Syracuse history after pacing the Orange running attack in 3. 6.93 (115/797) James Mungro 2000 2006, 2009 and 2010. He is entering his third season with the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts. 4. 6.30 (90/567) Ger Schwedes 1959 5. 6.24 (158/986) Jim Brown + 1956 6. 6.23 (182/1,135) Walter Reyes 2002 MOST RUSHING YARDS GAINED MOST CARRIES 7 6.03 (88/531) Michael Owens 1987 Game Game 8. 6.02 (124/747) Robert Drummond 1988 Yards Name Date Att. Name Date 9. 6.01 (124/746) Robert Drummond 1987 1. 252 Joe Morris at Kansas 10/6/1979 1. 43 Larry Csonka at Maryland 10/7/1967 10. 5.99 (172/1,031) Dee Brown 2000 2. 241 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 2. 38 Ken Kinsey vs. Oregon State 9/7/1974 Career (min. 200 carries) 3. 239 Dee Brown vs. Rutgers 11/25/2000 38 Dee Brown at Pittsburgh 11/15/1997 Avg. (Att/Yards) Name Years 4. 237 Walter Reyes vs. Rutgers 10/2/2004 4. 37 Glenn Moore at West Virginia 11/22/1980 1. 6.63 (360/2,386) Ernie Davis 1959-61 5 236 Damien Rhodes vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 5. 36 Marty Januszkiewicz at Penn State 10/17/1970 2. 5.79 (361/2,091) Jim Brown 1954-56 6 216 Larry Csonka at West Virginia 11/13/1965 6. 35 Larry Csonka vs. California 10/21/1967 3. 5.51 (269/1,417) Robert Drummond 1985-88 216 Floyd Little vs. Tennessee 12/31/1966 7. 33 Bill Hurley at Navy 11/10/1979 4. 5.48 (625/3,424) Walter Reyes 2001-04 8. 213 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. WVU 12/29/2012 8. 33 Curtis Brinkley vs. Louisville 11/1/2008 5. 5.42 (529/2,869) James Mungro 1998-01 9. 204 Larry Csonka vs. California 10/21/1967 9. 32 Larry Csonka vs. Penn State 10/28/1967 6. 5.37 (504/2,704) Floyd Little 1964-66 10. 203 Joe Morris vs. Navy 11/11/1978 32 Joe Morris vs. Miami (OH) 9/20/1980 7. 5.33 (494/2,626) Dee Brown 1997-00 Season 32 Joe Morris at Illinois 9/19/1981 8. 5.29 (813/4,299) Joe Morris 1978-81 Yards Name Year 32 James Mungro vs. Boston College 11/24/2001 9. 5.25 (503/2,643) David Walker 1989-92 1. 1,372 Joe Morris 1979 Season 10. 5.23 (418/2,225) Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 2. 1,347 Walter Reyes 2003 Att. Name Year + NCAA leader 3. 1,233 Delone Carter 2010 1. 261 Larry Csonka 1967 4. 1,194 Joe Morris 1981 261 Joe Morris 1981 5. 1,171 Jerome Smith 2012 3. 253 Walter Reyes 2003 6. 1,170 James Mungro 2001 4. 248 James Mungro 2001 7. 1,164 Curtis Brinkley 2008 5. 240 Antwon Bailey 2011 8. 1,135 Walter Reyes 2002 6. 238 Joe Morris 1979 9. 1,127 Larry Csonka 1967 7. 237 Curtis Brinkley 2008 10. 1,065 Floyd Little 1965 8. 236 Delone Carter 2009 Career 9. 231 Delone Carter 2010 Yards Name Years 10. 227 Jerome Smith 2012 1. 4,299 Joe Morris 1978-81 Career 2. 3,424 Walter Reyes 2001-04 Att. Name Years 3. 3,104 Delone Carter 2006-10 1. 813 Joe Morris 1978-81 4. 2,934 Larry Csonka 1965-67 2. 685 Bill Hurley 1975-79 5. 2,869 James Mungro 1998-01 3. 646 Delone Carter 2006-10 6. 2,704 Floyd Little 1964-66 4. 625 Walter Reyes 2001-04 7. 2,643 David Walker 1989-92 5. 594 Larry Csonka 1965-67 8. 2,626 Dee Brown 1997-00 6. 545 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 9. 2,551 Bill Hurley 1975-79 7. 529 James Mungro 1998-01 10. 2,461 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 8. 526 Jaime Covington 1981-84 9. 504 Floyd Little 1964-66 10. 503 David Walker 1989-92

168 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDS MOST RUSHING YARDS PER GAME MOST 100-YARD GAMES MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Season Season Game Avg. (G/Yards) Name Year No. Name Year 1. 6 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 1. 124.7 (11/1,372) Joe Morris 1979 1. 7 Jim Brown 1956 2. 5 Floyd Little vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 2. 123.3 (8/986) Jim Brown 1956 7 Joe Morris 1979 5 Walter Reyes vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 3. 112.7 (10/1,127) Larry Csonka 1967 3. 6 Ernie Davis 1960 4. 4 Floyd Little at West Virginia 11/13/1965 4 David Walker at Pittsburgh 10/19/1991 4. 112.3 (12/1,347) Walter Reyes 2003 6 Larry Csonka 1966 4 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 5. 108.5 (11/1,194) Joe Morris 1981 6 Larry Csonka 1967 4 Damien Rhodes vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 6. 106.5 (10/1,065) Floyd Little 1965 6 Joe Morris 1981 4 Delone Carter vs. Wyoming 9/30/2006 7. 101.2 (10/1,012) Larry Csonka 1966 6 James Mungro 2001 4 Delone Carter vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 8. 100.1 (10, 1,001) Joe Morris 1978 6 Walter Reyes 2002 10. 3 28; Most recent, 9. 99.4 (8/795) Larry Csonka 1965 6 Curtis Brinkley 2008 Delone Carter vs. Akron 10/24/2009 10. 97.5 (12/1,170) James Mungro 2001 6 Antwon Bailey 2011 Season Career Career 1. 20 Walter Reyes 2003 Avg. (G/Yards) Name Years No. Name Years 2. 17 Walter Reyes 2002 1. 113.1 (38/4,299) Joe Morris 1978-81 1. 22 Joe Morris 1978-81 3. 14 Floyd Little 1965 2. 104.8 (28/2,934) Larry Csonka 1965-67 2. 15 Larry Csonka 1965-67 14 James Mungro 2001 5. 13 Jim Brown 1956 3. 90.1 (30/2,704) Floyd Little 1964-66 3. 14 Walter Reyes 2001-04 13 Jim Nance 1964 4. 87.1 (24/2,091) Jim Brown 1954-56 4. 13 Floyd Little 1964-66 7. 12 Ernie Davis 1961 5. 82.3 (29/2,386) Ernie Davis 1959-61 5. 12 Ernie Davis 1959-61 12 Floyd Little 1966 6. 77.8 (45/3,424) Walter Reyes 2001-04 12 James Mungro 1998-01 12 Bill Hurley 1979 7. 73.9 (42/3,104) Delone Carter 2006-10 7. 11 Jim Brown 1954-56 10. 11 George Davis 1949 8. 70.0 (43/2,869 James Mungro 1998-01 11 Delone Carter 2006-10 11 Gerhard Schwedes 1959 9. 69.0 (30/2,069) M. Januszkiewicz 1969-72 9. 8 Bill Hurley 1975-79 11 Roger Praetorius 1971 10. 66.1 (38/2,180) Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 10. 7 Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 11 Delone Carter 2009 7 Dee Brown 1997-00 Career MOST CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD GAMES 7 Curtis Brinkley 2005-08 1. 45 Walter Reyes 2001-04 Season 5 Curtis Brinkley 2008 7 Antwon Bailey 2008-11 2. 35 Floyd Little 1964-66 4 Joe Morris 1978, 1979 3. 29 James Mungro 1998-01 4 James Mungro 2000 4. 28 Ernie Davis 1959-61 4 Antwon Bailey 2011 28 Dee Brown 1997-00 6. 25 Joe Morris 1978-81 4 Jerome Smith 2012 7. 24 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 Career 5 Joe Morris 1979 to 1980 24 Delone Carter 2006-10 5 Curtis Brinkley 2008 9. 23 Jim Brown 1954-56 10. 21 Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 YEAR-BY-YEAR RUSHING LEADERS (by yards) Year Name Yards Carries Avg./Carry Avg./G TDs Year Name Yards Carries Avg./Carry Avg./G TDs 1945 Robert Ferri 179 67 2.7 1 1980 Joe Morris 732 144 5.1 122.0 5 1946 John Manderino 395 134 2.9 2 1981 Joe Morris 1,194 261 4.6 108.5 10 1947 Ed Dolan 337 97 3.5 3 1982 Jaime Covington 774 171 4.5 70.4 6 1948 George Davis 208 66 3.2 5 1983 Jaime Covington 606 143 4.2 55.1 4 1949 George Davis 805 159 5.1 11 1984 Jaime Covington 745 201 3.7 67.7 3 1950 Bob Young 709 122 5.8 4 1985 Don McPherson 489 157 3.1 40.8 7 1951 John Donati 477 114 4.2 7 1986 Don McPherson 523 191 2.7 47.5 6 1952 Bill Wetzel 670 132 5.1 5 1987 Robert Drummond 746 124 6.0 62.2 6 1953 Bob Leberman 513 110 4.7 6 1988 Robert Drummond 747 124 6.0 62.3 6 1954 Ray Perkins 499 98 5.1 7 1989 Michael Owens 1,018 211 4.8 92.5 8 1955 Jim Brown 666 128 5.2 7 1990 David Walker 730 150 4.7 66.4 6 1956 Jim Brown 986 158 6.2 13 1991 David Walker ^ 969 169 5.7 88.1 ^ 7 1957 Ed Coffin 448 106 4.2 5 1992 David Walker 855 168 5.1 77.7 2 1958 Gerhard Schwedes 360 83 4.3 3 1993 Terry Richardson 526 104 5.1 47.8 2 1959 Ernie Davis 686 98 7.0 8 1994 Kirby Dar Dar 853 188 4.3 77.6 10 1960 Ernie Davis 877 112 7.8 8 1995 Malcolm Thomas 603 124 4.9 60.3 8 1961 Ernie Davis 823 150 5.5 12 1996 Malcolm Thomas 891 166 5.4 81.0 10 1962 Jim Nance 417 84 5.0 1 1997 Kyle McIntosh 898 181 5.0 74.8 6 1963 Walley Mahle 457 78 5.9 3 1998 Kyle McIntosh 742 137 5.4 67.5 4 1964 Jim Nance 951 190 5.0 13 1999 Dee Brown 741 145 5.1 67.4 4 1965 Floyd Little 1,065 193 5.5 14 2000 Dee Brown 1,031 172 6.0 93.7 9 1966 Larry Csonka 1,012 197 5.1 7 2001 James Mungro 1,170 248 4.7 97.5 14 1967 Larry Csonka 1,127 261 4.3 8 2002 Walter Reyes 1,135 182 6.2 94.6 17 1968 Al Newton 618 125 4.9 3 2003 Walter Reyes 1,347 253 5.3 112.2 20 1969 Al Newton 689 154 4.5 4 2004 Damien Rhodes 870 153 5.7 72.5 10 1970 Marty Januszkiewicz 769 199 3.9 8 2005 Damien Rhodes 900 219 4.1 81.8 7 1971 Roger Praetorius 705 169 4.2 11 2006 Delone Carter 713 156 4.6 59.4 4 1972 Marty Januszkiewicz 618 126 4.9 5 2007 Curtis Brinkley 371 111 3.3 46.4 2 1973 Bob Mitch 448 139 3.2 4 2008 Curtis Brinkley 1,164 237 4.9 97.0 7 1974 Ken Kinsey 610 152 4.0 3 2009 Delone Carter 1,021 236 4.3 85.1 11 1975 Earl Vaughn 470 118 4.0 3 2010 Delone Carter 1,233 231 5.3 94.8 9 1976 Bill Hurley 716 185 3.9 102.3 3 2011 Antwon Bailey 1,051 240 4.4 87.6 6 1977 Bill Hurley 625 200 3.1 56.8 2 2012 Jerome Smith 1,019 198 5.1 90.1 3 1978 Joe Morris 1,001 170 5.9 111.2 3 ^ BIG EAST leader 1979 Joe Morris 1,372 238 5.8 124.7 7

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 169 INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDS RUSHING LEADERS BY CLASS *Freshman Year Yards Joe Morris 1978 1,001 Delone Carter 2006 713 Damien Rhodes 2002 568 Dee Brown 1997 555 Glenn Moore 1980 480 Sophomore Joe Morris 1979 1,372 Jerome Smith 2012 1,171 Walter Reyes 2002 1,135 Floyd Little 1964 828 Larry Csonka 1965 795 Jaime Covington 1982 774 Junior Walter Reyes 2003 1,347 Floyd Little 1965 1,065 Larry Csonka 1966 1,012 David Walker 1991 969 Kyle McIntosh 1997 898 Senior Delone Carter 2010 1,233 Joe Morris 1981 1,194 James Mungro 2001 1,170 Curtis Brinkley 2008 1,164 Larry Csonka 1967 1,127 * Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972. LONGEST RUNS Yards Name Date 1. 95 TD George Davis at Fordham 10/22/1949 2. 90 TD Warren Stevens vs. Rutgers 10/11/1930 3. 86 James Mungro vs. Kentucky 12/29/1999 4. 83 TD Bruce Yancey vs. Boston Univ. 10/2/1953 5. 82 TD Doug Hogue vs. Rutgers 11/08/2008 6. 80 TD Marty Glickman vs. Maryland 10/8/1938 80 TD Gerry Courtney vs. Clarkson 9/26/1941 80 TD Ernie Davis vs. Boston Univ. 9/24/1960 Walter Reyes, who led the Orange in rushing in 2002 and 2003, ranks second on Syracuse’s single- 9. 79 Bill Hunter vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 game rushing record list with 241 yards against Central Florida in 2003. 79 TD Walter Reyes vs. Rutgers 10/26/2002 ALL-TIME 200-YARD RUSHING GAMES Syracuse Carries Yards TDs Opponent Date 1. Joe Morris 23 252 3 at Kansas 10/06/1979 2. Walter Reyes 31 241 4 vs. Central Florida 9/20/2003 3. Dee Brown 24 239 3 vs. Rutgers 11/25/2000 4. Walter Reyes 19 237 2 vs. Rutgers 10/02/2004 5. Damien Rhodes 28 236 4 vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 6. Larry Csonka 26 216 2 at West Virginia 11/13/1965 Floyd Little 29 216 1 vs. Tennessee 12/31/1966 8. Prince-Tyson Gulley 25 213 2 vs. West Virginia 12/29/2012 9. Larry Csonka 35 204 2 vs. California 10/21/1967 10. Joe Morris 31 203 1 vs. Navy 11/11/1978 11. Malcolm Thomas 24 201 1 vs. Houston 12/27/1996 12. Damien Rhodes 29 200 3 at Temple 11/13/2004 Opponents Carries Yards TDs Opponent Date 1. Eddie Meyers 42 298 4 at Navy 11/7/1981 2. Curt Warner 26 256 1 vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 3. Patrick White 15 247 4 at West Virginia 10/14/2006 4. 34 241 2 at Pittsburgh 10/30/1976 5. Bob Whelan 18 240 2 vs. Boston University 9/23/1949 6. Bob Campbell 24 239 2 at Penn State 12/7/1968 Demond Parker 31 239 0 at Oklahoma 9/6/1997 8. Andre Hall 24 222 3 vs. South Florida 11/12/2005 9. LaRod Stephens-Howling 27 221 1 vs. Pittsburgh 10/7/2006 10. Steve Atkins 29 215 0 vs. Maryland 10/14/1978 Joe Morris set the Syracuse all-time marks for rushing yards in a 11. Tony Dorsett 27 211 0 at Pittsburgh 11/3/1973 game (252), season (1,372), and career (4,299). The 1986 Super 12. 37 206 1 at Pittsburgh 10/16/1993 Bowl Champion and two-time Pro Bowl selection played nine seasons Curtis Darkins 34 206 1 vs. Minnesota 9/23/1995 in the NFL. 14. Chuckie Dukes 26 201 1 vs. Boston College 10/16/1991 170 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDS

Ryan Nassib broke the record for passing yards in a game (482) in 2012 on The 1987 Maxwell Award Winner for Player of the Year, Don McPherson led SU his way to setting the mark for passing yards in a career (9,190). to an undefeated regular season and an appearance in the 1988 Sugar Bowl. MOST PASS ATTEMPTS MOST COMPLETIONS MOST PASSING YARDS Game Game Game Att. Name Date Comp. Name Date Yards Name Date 1. 66 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 1. 45 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 1. 482 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 2. 47 Andrew Robinson vs. Cincinnati 11/17/2007 2. 30 Ryan Nassib vs. USC 9/8/2012 2. 425 Marvin Graves vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 47 Ryan Nassib vs. Cincinnati 11/3/2012 3. 29 Marvin Graves vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 3. 423 Andrew Robinson at Louisville 9/22/2007 4. 46 Greg Paulus vs. South Florida 10/3/2009 29 Andrew Robinson vs. Cincinnati 11/17/2007 4. 419 Andrew Robinson vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 46 Ryan Nassib vs. Pittsburgh 10/16/2010 29 Ryan Nassib vs. Rhode Island 9/10/2011 5. 403 Troy Nunes vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 46 Ryan Nassib vs. South Florida 11/11/11 6. 27 Ryan Nassib vs. South Florida 10/27/2012 6. 385 Ryan Nassib vs. Missouri 11/17/2012 46 Ryan Nassib vs. USC 9/8/2012 7. 26 Ryan Nassib vs. Missouri 11/17/2012 7. 361 Marvin Graves vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 8. 44 Marvin Graves vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 8. 25 Greg Paulus vs. South Florida 10/3/2009 8. 356 Ryan Nassib vs. Rutgers 10/13/2012 9. 42 Ryan Nassib vs. Rutgers 10/13/2012 25 Ryan Nassib vs. Pittsburgh 10/16/2010 9. 346 Greg Paulus vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 10. 41 Todd Norley vs. Rutgers 9/22/1984 25 Ryan Nassib vs. USC 9/17/2011 10. 336 Don McPherson vs. Penn State 10/17/1987 Season Season 336 R.J. Anderson vs. West Virginia 11/22/2003 Att. Name Year Comp. Name Year Season 1. 471 Ryan Nassib 2012 1. 294 Ryan Nassib 2012 Yards Name Year 2. 415 Ryan Nassib 2011 2. 259 Ryan Nassib 2011 1. 3,749 Ryan Nassib 2012 3. 358 Ryan Nassib 2010 3. 202 Ryan Nassib 2010 2. 2,685 Ryan Nassib 2011 4. 310 R.J. Anderson 2003 4. 193 Greg Paulus 2009 3. 2,547 Marvin Graves 1993 5. 300 Perry Patterson 2006 5. 186 R.J. Anderson 2003 4. 2,488 Donovan McNabb 1997 6. 292 Andrew Robinson 2007 6. 171 Marvin Graves 1993 5. 2,341 Don McPherson 1987 7. 289 Perry Patterson 2004 7. 168 Perry Patterson 2004 6. 2,334 Ryan Nassib 2010 8. 285 Greg Paulus 2009 8. 158 Perry Patterson 2006 7. 2,296 Marvin Graves 1992 9. 280 Marvin Graves 1993 9. 157 Donovan McNabb 1998 8. 2,192 Andrew Robinson 2007 10. 273 Perry Patterson 2005 10. 154 Andrew Robinson 2007 9. 2,164 R.J. Anderson 2003 Career Career 10. 2,134 Donovan McNabb 1998 Att. Name Years Comp. Name Years Career 1. 1,312 Ryan Nassib 2009-2012 1. 791 Ryan Nassib 2009-2012 Yards Name Years 2. 943 Marvin Graves 1990-93 2. 563 Marvin Graves 1990-93 1. 9,190 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 3. 938 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 3. 548 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 2. 8,466 Marvin Graves 1990-93 4. 862 Perry Patterson 2003-06 4. 456 Perry Patterson 2003-06 3. 8,389 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 5. 687 Don McPherson 1983-87 5. 367 Don McPherson 1983-87 4. 5,812 Don McPherson 1983-87 6. 679 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 6. 362 Troy Nunes 1999-02 5. 5,220 Perry Patterson 2003-06 7. 618 Troy Nunes 1999-02 7. 358 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 6. 4,698 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 8. 482 Todd Norley 1982-85 8. 250 Todd Norley 1982-85 7. 4,578 Troy Nunes 1999-02 9. 465 Bill Hurley 1975-79 9. 228 Bill Hurley 1975-79 8. 3,398 Bill Hurley 1975-79 10. 423 Bernie Custis 1975-79 10 209 Dave Warner 1978-81 9. 2,661 Todd Norley 1982-85 10. 2,617 Bernie Custis 1948-50

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 171 INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDS HIGHEST PASSING EFFICIENCY MOST YARDS PER COMPLETION Season (min. 100 attempts) Game (min. 6 completions) 1. 164.3 Don McPherson + 1987 Avg. (Comp/Yards) Name Date 2. 162.3 Donovan McNabb ^ 1995 1. 30.5 Bernie Custis 10/1/1949 3. 158.9 Donovan McNabb ^ 1998 vs. Lafayette 4. 154.0 Donovan McNabb ^ 1997 2. 30.3 (7/212) Rich King 11/16/1963 5. 152.2 Bill Scharr 1989 vs. Richmond 6. 149.8 Don McPherson 1985 3. 28.3 (6/170) Kevin Mason 9/3/1994 7. 149.2 Marvin Graves ^ 1992 vs. Oklahoma 8. 147.9 Todd Philcox 1988 4. 27.8 (6/167) Chuck Zimmerman 10/5/1957 9. 147.3 Marvin Graves 1993 vs. Boston University 10. 145.1 Donovan McNabb 1996 5. 26.5 (12/318) Marvin Graves 10/16/1993 Career (min. 250 attempts) at Pittsburgh 1. 155.1 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 6. 26.1 (8/209) Donovan McNabb 10/14/1995 2. 142.4 Marvin Graves 1990-93 vs. E. Michigan 3. 139.0 Don McPherson 1983-87 7. 25.9 Avatus Stone 10/27/1951 4. 132.6 Greg Paulus 2009 vs. Fordham 5. 132.5 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 8. 25.8 (11/284) Marvin Graves 9/12/1992 6. 129.1 Dave Sarette 1959-61 vs. Texas 7. 127.6 Troy Nunes 1999-02 9. 25.7 (12/328) R.J. Anderson 10/20/2001 8. 123.1 Pat Stark 1951-53 vs. Temple 9. 117.0 Bill Hurley 1975-79 10. 24.9 (17/423) Andrew Robinson 9/22/2007 10. 114.8 Andrew Robinson 2006-09 at Louisville + NCAA leader • ^ BIG EAST leader Season (min. 50 completions) Troy Nunes earned his way onto multiple Syracuse Avg. (Comp/Yards) Name Year record lists for passing, including completion MOST YARDS PER PASS ATTEMPT 1. 18.1 (129/2,341) Don McPherson 1987 percentage and yards per game. Game (min. 10 attempts) 2. 17.3 (85/1,469) Don McPherson 1985 Avg. (Att/Yards) Name Date 3. 17.2 (145/2,488) Donovan McNabb 1997 HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 1. 22.2 (11/244) Don McPherson 10/24/1987 4. 16.2 (79/1,276) Bill Hurley 1979 5. 16.0 (70/1,121) Bernie Custis 1949 Game (min. 10 attempts) vs. Colgate 2. 20.7 (11/228) Troy Nunes 9/30/2000 6. 16.0 (52/832) Jim Donoghue 1975 Pct. (Comp/Att) Name Date vs. Brigham Young 7. 15.7 (146/2,296) Marvin Graves 1992 1. .909 (10/11) Don McPherson 10/24/1987 3. 18.8 (10/188) Bill Scharr 11/4/1989 8. 15.6 (72/1,123) R.J. Anderson 2001 vs. Colgate vs. Boston College 9. 15.6 (128/1,991) Donovan McNabb 1995 .909 (10/11) Troy Nunes 9/30/2000 4. 17.7 (12/212) Rich King 11/16/1963 10. 15.5 (58/889) R.J. Anderson 2002 vs. Brigham Young vs. Richmond 15.5 (87/1,627) Kevin Mason 1994 3. .900 (9/10) Bill Scharr 11/4/1989 17.7 (18/318) Marvin Graves 10/16/1993 Career (min. 100 completions) vs. Boston College at Pittsburgh 4. .850 (17/20) Kevin Mason 10/22/1994 Avg. (Comp/Yards) Name Years 6. 17.1 (18/306) R.J. Anderson 9/14/2002 1. 15.8 (367/5,812) Don McPherson 1983-87 at Temple vs. Rhode Island 5. .846 (11/13) Todd Norley 10/20/1984 2. 15.3 (548/8,389) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 7. 16.8 (20/336) Don McPherson 10/17/1987 3. 15.2 (116/1,766) Kevin Mason 1991-94 at Penn State vs. Penn State 6. .842 (16/19) Donovan McNabb 11/16/1996 4. 15.0 (563/8,466) Marvin Graves 1990-93 8. 16.7 (10/167) Chuck Zimmerman 10/5/1957 5. 14.9 (228/3,398) Bill Hurley 1975-79 vs. Army vs. Boston University 7. .833 (15/18) Donovan McNabb 10/10/1998 6. 14.5 (145/2,105) Todd Philcox 1985-88 16.7 (20/334) Kevin Mason 10/22/1994 7. 14.4 (134/1,937) Jim Donoghue 1973-75 vs. Cincinnati at Temple 8. .823 (14/17) Donovan McNabb 10/7/1995 8. 14.4 (117/1,687) Chuck Zimmerman 1956-58 10. 16.3 (26/423) Andrew Robinson 9/22/2007 9. 14.2 (134/1,903) Dave Sarette 1959-61 vs. Temple at Louisville .823 (14/17) Cameron Dantley 9/20/2008 10. 13.8 (153/2,116) Pat Stark 1951-53 vs. Northeastern Season (min. 100 attempts) MOST PASSING YARDS PER GAME 10. .818 (9/11) Troy Nunes 9/28/2002 Avg. (Att/Yards) Name Year at Auburn 1. 10.2 (229/2,341) Don McPherson 1987 Season Season (min. 100 attempts) 2. 9.6 (169/1,625) Bill Scharr 1989 Avg. (G/Yards) Name Year 1. 288.4 (13/3,749) Ryan Nassib 2012 Pct. (Comp/Att) Name Year 9.6 (207/1,991) Donovan McNabb 1995 1. .677 (193/285) Greg Paulus 2009 4. 9.5 (242/2,296) Marvin Graves 1992 2. 231.5 (11/2,547) Marvin Graves 1993 2. .633 (107/169) Bill Scharr 1989 5. 9.4 (265/2,488) Donovan McNabb 1997 3. 223.8 (12/2,685) Ryan Nassib 2011 3. .625 (157/251) Donovan McNabb 1998 6. 9.2 (159/1,469) Don McPherson 1985 4. 212.8 (11/2,341) Don McPherson 1987 4. .624 (259/415) Ryan Nassib 2011 7. 9.1 (280/2,547) Marvin Graves 1993 5. 208.7 (11/2,296) Marvin Graves 1992 .624 (294/471) Ryan Nassib 2012 8. 8.9 (234/2,076) Todd Philcox 1988 6. 207.3 (12/2,488) Donovan McNabb 1997 6. .618 (128/207) Donovan McNabb 1995 9. 8.9 (154/1,366) Troy Nunes 2000 7. 199.3 (11/2,192) Andrew Robinson 2007 7. .611 (171/280) Marvin Graves 1993 10. 8.7 (221/1,912) Marvin Graves 1991 8. 194.0 (11/2,134) Donovan McNabb 1998 8. .610 (94/154) Troy Nunes 2000 8.7 (187/1,627) Kevin Mason 1994 9. 188.7 (11/2,076) Todd Philcox 1988 9. .603 (146/242) Marvin Graves 1992 10. 181.0 (11/1,991) Donovan McNabb 1995 10. .602 (141/234) Todd Philcox 1988 Career (min. 250 attempts) Avg. (Att/Yards) Name Years Career (min. 250 attempts) Career 1. 9.0 (943/8,466) Marvin Graves 1990-93 Avg. (G/Yards) Name Years Pct. (Comp/Att) Name Years 2. 8.9 (938/8,389) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 1. .677 (193/285) Greg Paulus 2009 1. 196.9 (43/8,466) Marvin Graves 1990-93 3. 8.5 (687/5,812) Don McPherson 1983-87 2. .603 (791/1,312) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 2. 191.5 (48/9190) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 3. .597 (563/943) Marvin Graves 1990-93 4. 7.5 (254/1,903) Dave Sarette 1959-61 3. 186.4 (45/8,389) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 4. .586 (362/618) Troy Nunes 1999-02 5. 7.4 (618/4,578) Troy Nunes 1999-02 4. 168.7 (12/2,024) Greg Paulus 2009 5. .584 (548/938) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 6. 7.3 (465/3,398) Bill Hurley 1975-79 5. 149.0 (39/5,812) Don McPherson 1983-87 6. .534 (367/687) Don McPherson 1983-87 7. 7.1 (298/2,116) Pat Stark 1951-53 6. 127.3 (41/5,220) Perry Patterson 2003-06 7. .529 (456/862) Perry Patterson 2003-06 7.1 (285/2,024) Greg Paulus 2009 7. 120.5 (38/4,578) Troy Nunes 1999-02 8. .528 (134/254) Dave Sarette 1959-61 9. 7.0 (1,312/9,190) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 8. 117.2 (20/2,344) Andrew Robinson 2006-09 9. .527 (358/679) R.J. Anderson 2000-03 10. 6.9 (679/4,698) R.J. Anderson 2000-03 9. 111.9 (42/4,698) R.J. Anderson 2000-03 10. .519 (250/482) Todd Norley 1982-85 10. 111.4 (19/2,116) Pat Stark 1951-53

172 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDS TOP GAME PASSING LEADERS (since 1948) Syracuse Cmp. Att. Yds TDs Opponent Date 1. Ryan Nassib 45 66 482 4 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 2. Marvin Graves 18 28 425 3 vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 3. Andrew Robinson 17 26 423 4 at Louisville 9/22/2007 4. Andrew Robinson 29 47 419 3 vs.Cincinnati 11/24/2007 5. Troy Nunes 24 40 403 1 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 6. Marvin Graves 29 44 361 0 vs Cincinnati 9/25/1993 7. Greg Paulus 24 35 346 2 vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 8. Don McPherson 15 20 336 3 vs. Penn State 10/17/1987 R.J. Anderson 23 36 336 2 vs. West Virginia 11/22/2003 10. Kevin Mason 17 20 334 3 at Temple 10/22/1994 Opponent Cmp. Att. Yds TDs Team Date 1. Brian Brohm 45 65 555 4 at Louisville 9/22/2007 2. Bryan Randall 23 35 504 5 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 3. Shawn Halloran 34 57 453 2 vs. Boston College 11/16/1985 4. Dan Orlovsky 39 51 445 3 vs. Connecticut 10/30/2004 5. Ryan Schneider 28 47 440 1 at Central Florida 11/2/2002 6. Ben Mauk 29 42 431 4 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 7. Teddy Bridgewater 36 49 424 3 vs. Louisville 10/10/2012 7. Glenn Foley 22 29 423 3 vs. Boston College 10/2/1993 8. Bill Byrne 37 52 399 2 at Navy 11/9/1985 In 1992, Marvin Graves passed for 425 yards 9. 32 54 392 4 at Temple 10/22/1994 against Rutgers, which ranks second on SU’s 10. 31 59 392 4 vs. East Carolina 9/9/1995 single-game record list. MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A Game Int. Name Date TOUCHDOWN PASS THROWN 1. 5 Todd Norley at Penn State 10/16/1982 Season: 10 Don McPherson 1987 5 Greg Paulus vs. South Florida % 10/3/2009 Career: 11 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 3. 4 Bernie Custis vs. Cornell 10/7/1950 4 Pat Stark vs. Alabama 1/1/1952 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 4 Paul Paolisso at California 10/26/1968 Game 4 Bob Mitch vs. West Virginia 11/24/1973 4 Dave Warner vs. Kansas 10/4/1980 TD Name Date 4 Don McPherson vs. West Virginia 11/21/1987 1. 5 Ryan Nassib vs. Maine 9/18/2010 4 Todd Philcox at. West Virginia 11/19/1988 2. 4 Pat Stark at Fordham 11/22/1952 4 Marvin Graves vs. Ohio State 9/19/1992 4 vs. Maryland 10/1/1966 4 Donovan McNabb vs. Tulane 9/20/1997 4 Don McPherson vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 4 Troy Nunes at Boston College 10/14/2000 4 Todd Philcox vs. Rutgers 10/8/1988 4 Troy Nunes vs. Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 4 Bill Scharr vs. Rutgers 10/21/1989 4 Donovan McNabb vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 Season 4 Troy Nunes vs. East Carolina 9/15/2001 Int. Name Year 4 Andrew Robinson at Louisville 9/22/2007 1. 16 Dave Warner 1980 4 Ryan Nassib vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 2. 15 Bob Mitch 1973 4 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 3. 14 Bernie Custis 1948 4 Ryan Nassib vs. South Florida 10/27/2012 14 Troy Nunes 2000 Season 14 Greg Paulus 2009 6. 12 Rick Cassata 1967 TD Name Year 12 Paul Paolisso 1968 1. 26 Ryan Nassib 2012 12 Todd Norley 1982 2. 22 Don McPherson 1987 12 Marvin Graves 1992 R.J. Anderson set the Syracuse single-season 22 Donovan McNabb 1998 10. 11 Don McPherson 1987 record for fewest interceptions thrown in 2001. 22 Ryan Nassib 2011 11 Todd Philcox 1988 5. 20 Donovan McNabb 1997 11 Marvin Graves 1990 6. 19 Donovan McNabb 1996 11 Marvin Graves 1991 19 Ryan Nassib 2010 LOWEST PERCENTAGE OF 11 Marvin Graves 1993 8. 16 Todd Philcox 1988 11 Perry Patterson 2005 INTERCEPTIONS THROWN 16 Donovan McNabb 1995 10. 15 Marvin Graves 1993 Career Season Int. Name Years Career Pct. Name Year 1. 45 Marvin Graves 1990-93 TD Name Years 1. 1.33 (4 int. on 300 att.) Perry Patterson 2006 2. 32 Bernie Custis 1948-50 1. 77 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 32 Troy Nunes 1999-02 2. 70 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 4. 28 Todd Norley 1982-85 3. 48 Marvin Graves 1990-93 FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN 28 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 4. 46 Don McPherson 1983-87 6. 27 Dave Warner 1978-81 Season 5. 32 Troy Nunes 1999-02 7. 26 Don McPherson 1983-87 Int. Name Year 6. 25 Perry Patterson 2002-06 26 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 1. 2 (144 att.) & R.J. Anderson 2001 7. 23 Dave Sarette 1959-61 9. 25 Perry Patterson 2003-06 & Ties BIG EAST record 8. 21 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 10. 23 Bob Mitch 1973-75 9. 19 Pat Stark 1951-53 23 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 19 Bill Hurley 1975-79 % BIG EAST record • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 173 INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDS PASSING LEADERS BY CLASS YEAR-BY-YEAR PASSING LEADERS *Freshman Year Yards Year Name Yards Comp. Att. Pct. Yds./G TDs Int. Pass Eff. Donovan McNabb 1995 1,991 1945 Roger Robinson 434 29 55 52.7 2 9 n/a Marvin Graves 1990 1,711 1946 Walt Slovenski 199 9 17 52.9 3 2 185.9 Troy Nunes 1999 1,141 1947 Ed Dolan 168 15 48 31.3 1 8 34.3 Todd Norley 1982 833 1948 Bernie Custis 721 52 131 39.7 3 14 72.1 R.J. Anderson 2000 512 1949 Bernie Custis 1,121 70 134 52.2 6 9 123.9 1950 Bernie Custis 775 74 159 46.5 3 9 82.3 Sophomore 1951 Avatus Stone 358 18 55 32.7 3 6 80.7 Andrew Robinson 2007 2,192 1952 Pat Stark 1,035 78 151 51.7 11 6 125.4 Marvin Graves 1991 1,912 1953 Pat Stark 1,045 73 141 51.8 8 6 124.3 Perry Patterson 2004 1,851 1954 Mickey Rich 234 17 52 32.7 1 9 42.2 Donovan McNabb 1996 1,776 1955 Ed Albright 324 19 34 55.9 7 3 185.9 Don McPherson 1985 1,469 1956 Chuck Zimmerman 272 18 42 42.9 2 1 108.2 Junior 1957 Chuck Zimmerman 770 53 96 55.2 5 4 131.5 Donovan McNabb 1997 2,488 1958 Chuck Zimmerman 645 46 76 60.5 7 2 156.9 Ryan Nassib 2010 2,334 1959 Dave Sarette 763 49 83 59.0 10 5 164.0 Marvin Graves 1992 2,296 1960 Dave Sarette 327 30 65 46.2 4 8 84.2 Don McPherson 1986 1,827 1961 Dave Sarette 813 55 106 51.9 9 8 129.2 Bill Scharr 1989 1,625 1962 Walley Mahle 455 33 71 46.5 3 6 97.3 1963 Rich King 675 37 80 46.3 5 10 112.8 Senior 1964 Walley Mahle 324 31 80 38.8 2 6 66.1 Ryan Nassib (redshirt) 2012 3,749 1965 Rick Cassata 525 47 104 45.2 2 6 82.4 Ryan Nassib (true) 2011 2,685 1966 Rick Cassata 472 41 85 48.2 4 4 100.9 Marvin Graves 1993 2,547 1967 Rick Cassata 992 92 176 52.3 8 12 101.0 Don McPherson 1987 2,341 1968 Paul Paolisso 939 87 164 53.0 234.8 6 12 98.6 R.J. Anderson 2003 2,164 1969 Randy Zur 816 73 148 49.3 81.6 1 10 84.3 Donovan McNabb 1998 2,134 1970 Paul Paolisso 370 33 71 46.5 37.0 5 5 99.4 * Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972 1971 Bob Woodruff 910 74 132 56.1 91.0 2 3 114.5 1972 Bob Woodruff 649 63 136 46.3 64.9 1 5 81.4 LONGEST PASSING PLAY 1973 Bob Mitch 722 58 139 41.7 72.2 2 15 68.4 1974 Jim Donoghue 938 68 136 50.0 4 6 108.8 Yards Name 1975 Jim Donoghue 832 52 118 44.1 5 8 103.7 1. 96 TD Donovan McNabb to Marvin Harrison 1976 Bill Hurley 638 38 95 40.0 70.9 5 3 107.5 vs. West Virginia, 10/21/1995 1977 Bill Hurley 1,455 108 201 53.7 132.3 8 6 121.6 2. 94 TD Donovan McNabb to Quinton Spotwood 1978 Tim Wilson 345 22 68 32.4 38.3 1 5 65.2 vs. East Carolina, 10/4/1997 1979 Bill Hurley 1,276 79 158 50.0 116.0 6 7 121.4 3. 87 TD Ger Schwedes to Ernie Davis 1980 Dave Warner 1,008 81 167 48.5 91.6 3 16 85.9 vs. Texas, 1/1/1959 1981 Dave Warner 1,445 120 223 53.8 131.4 7 10 109.6 87 TD R.J. Anderson to Jamel Riddle 1982 Todd Norley 833 70 134 52.2 104.1 1 12 89.0 vs. Rhode Island, 9/14/2002 1983 Todd Norley 999 87 177 49.2 99.9 5 10 94.6 5. 84 TD Marvin Graves to Shelby Hill 1984 Todd Norley 829 93 171 54.4 92.1 5 6 97.8 vs. Temple, 11/6/1993 1985 Don McPherson 1,469 85 159 53.5 133.5 12 5 149.8 6. 80 TD Bill Hurley to Don Magee 1986 Don McPherson 1,827 142 269 52.8 166.1 12 7 119.4 at Pittsburgh, 10/30/1976 1987 Don McPherson + 2,341 129 229 56.3 195.1 22 11 164.3 + 80 TD Don McPherson to Rob Moore 1988 Todd Philcox 2,076 141 234 60.2 173.0 16 11 147.9 vs. Penn State, 10/17/1987 1989 Bill Scharr 1,625 107 169 63.3 162.5 9 8 152.2 8. 79 TD Wendal Lowrey to Rob Carpenter 1990 Marvin Graves 1,711 115 200 57.5 171.1 9 11 133.2 vs. Louisville, 12/2/1989 1991 Marvin Graves 1,912 131 221 59.3 173.8 10 11 136.9 79 TD Troy Nunes to Pat Woodcock 1992 Marvin Graves ^ 2,296 146 242 60.3 208.7 14 12 149.2 ^ vs. Brigham Young, 9/30/2000 1993 Marvin Graves 2,547 171 280 61.1 231.6 15 11 147.3 79 TD Andrew Robinson to Taj Smith 1994 Kevin Mason ^ 1,627 105 187 56.1 147.9 10 7 139.4 ^ at Louisville, 9/22/2007 1995 Donovan McNabb ^ 1,991 128 207 61.8 181.0 16 6 162.3 ^ 1996 Donovan McNabb 1,776 118 215 54.9 161.5 19 9 145.1 1997 Donovan McNabb ^ 2,488 145 265 54.7 241.0 20 6 154.0 ^ 1998 Donovan McNabb ^ 2,134 157 251 62.5 194.0 22 5 158.9 ^ 1999 Troy Nunes 1,141 95 161 59.0 103.7 11 5 134.9 2000 Troy Nunes 1,366 94 154 61.0 124.2 8 14 124.2 2001 R.J. Anderson 1,123 72 144 50.0 93.6 5 2 124.2 2002 Troy Nunes 1,337 115 198 58.1 148.6 8 7 121.1 2003 R.J. Anderson 2,164 186 310 60.0 180.3 10 8 124.1 2004 Perry Patterson 1,851 168 289 58.1 154.2 7 10 113.0 2005 Perry Patterson 1,504 130 273 47.6 133.4 6 11 93.1 2006 Perry Patterson 1,865 158 300 52.7 140.9 12 4 115.4 2007 Andrew Robinson 2,192 154 292 52.7 199.3 13 7 125.7 2008 Cameron Dantley 1,298 121 251 48.2 118.0 11 5 102.1 2009 Greg Paulus 2,024 193 285 67.7 168.7 13 14 132.60 2010 Ryan Nassib 2,334 202 358 56.4 179.5 19 8 124.23 2011 Ryan Nassib 2,685 259 415 62.4 223.8 22 9 129.91 2012 Ryan Nassib ^ 3,749 294 471 62.4 288.4 ^ 26 10 143.25 + NCAA leader • ^ BIG EAST leader

174 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING RECORDS MOST RECEPTIONS MOST RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END Game Season Rec. Name Date Rec. Name Year 1. 14 Art Monk at Navy 11/5/1977 1. 51 Nick Provo 2011 2. 13 Mike Williams vs. South Florida 10/3/2009 2. 35 Beckett Wales 2012 3. 12 Marcus Sales vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 3. 34 Gedney, Chris 1992 12 Alec Lemon vs Missouri 11/17/2012 4. 33 Provo, Nick 2010 5. 11 Shelby Hill vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 5. 30 Ferron, Tom 2006 11 Kevin Johnson at West Virginia 11/7/1998 Career 11 Mike Williams vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 Rec. Name Years 8. 10 Rob Moore vs. Rutgers 10/8/1988 1. 92 Nick Provo 2008-11 10 Alec Lemon vs. Rhode Island 9/10/2011 2. 91 Gedney, Chris 1989-92 10 Alec Lemon vs. South Florida 11/11/2011 3. 56 Chalk, Marty 1980-84 Season 4. 44 Kelly, Pat 1986-87 Rec. Name Year 44 Petchel, Bob 1973-74 1. 72 Alec Lemon 2012 Nick Provo holds the Syracuse record for receptions 2. 68 Alec Lemon 2011 MOST RECEPTIONS BY A RUNNING BACK by a tight end in a season (51) and career (92). Season 3. 64 Marcus Sales 2012 MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 4. 60 Kevin Johnson 1998 Rec. Name Year 60 Mike Williams 2007 1. 39 Duane Kinnon 1989 Game 6. 56 Shelby Hill 1993 2. 38 Walter Reyes 2003 TD Name Date 56 Marvin Harrison 1995 3. 35 Antwon Bailey 2010 1. 4 vs. Miami 11/21/1970 8. 53 Rob Moore 1989 4. 33 Prince Tyson-Gulley 2012 4 Tommy Kane vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 9. 52 Rob Carpenter 1990 5. 29 Antwon Bailey 2011 3. 3 Mike Siano at Rutgers 11/23/1985 10. 51 Nick Provo 2011 Career 3 Rob Moore vs. Virginia Tech 9/24/1988 Career Rec. Name Years 3 Rob Moore vs. Rutgers 10/8/1988 3 Deval Glover at Boston College 11/12/1988 Rec. Name Years 1. 91 Antwon Bailey 2008-11 3 Marcus Sales vs. Kansas State 12/30/2010 1. 201 Alec Lemon 2009-12 2. 61 Duane Kinnon 1988-90 3 Nick Provo vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 2. 139 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 3. 60 Jaime Covington 1981-84 9. 2 63 times; most recent, 139 Shelby Hill 1990-93 4. 59 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 Alec Lemon vs. Missouri 10/17/2012 4. 135 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 59 Walter Reyes 2000-03 5. 133 Mike Williams 2006-07, 09 MOST RECEIVING YARDS GAINED Season 6. 132 Marcus Sales 2008-10, 12 TD Name Year 7. 106 Rob Moore 1987-89 Game 1. 14 Tommy Kane + 1987 8. 105 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 Yards Name Date 2. 11 Rob Moore 1988 9. 102 Art Monk 1976-79 1. 249 Scott Schwedes vs. Boston College 11/16/1985 3. 10 Mike Williams 2007 102 Jared Jones 2001-04 2. 244 Alec Lemon vs. Missouri 11/17/2012 4. 9 Rob Moore 1989 3. 229 David Tyree vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 9 Kevin Johnson 1998 MOST GAMES WITH A RECEPTION 4. 213 Marvin Harrison vs. West Virginia 10/21/1995 6. 8 Mike Siano 1985 1. 43 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 5. 209 Mike Williams vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 8 Marvin Harrison 1995 43 Shelby Hill 1990-93 6. 196 Kevin Johnson at West Virginia 11/7/1998 8 Quinton Spotwood 1997 7. 193 Tommy Kane vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 8 Marcus Sales 2012 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES 8. 191 Marvin Harrison at Temple 10/22/1994 10. 7 Tony Gabriel 1970 9. 188 Art Monk at Navy 11/5/1977 7 Marvin Harrison 1993 WITH A RECEPTION 10. 186 Mike Williams vs. South Florida 10/3/2009 7 Nick Provo 2011 Games Name Years Season 7 Alec Lemon 2012 1. 40 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 Yards Name Year Career 2. 32 Mike Siano 1983-85 1. 1,131 Marvin Harrison 1995 TD Name Years 3. 29 Johnnie Morant 2001-03 2. 1,070 Alec Lemon 2012 1. 22 Rob Moore 1987-89 29 Alec Lemon 2010-12 3. 1,064 Rob Moore 1989 2. 20 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 5. 27 Mike Williams 2006-07, 2009 4. 968 Tommy Kane 1987 20 Mike Williams 2006-07, 09 6. 25 Nick Provo 2010-11 5. 937 Shelby Hill 1993 4. 18 Alec Lemon 2009-12 7. 22 Van Chew 2009-11 6. 895 Rob Carpenter 1990 5. 17 Tommy Kane 1985-87 8. 21 Marvin Harrison 1993-94 7. 894 Kevin Johnson 1998 6. 16 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 9. 18 Quinton Spotwood 1997-98 8. 882 Marcus Sales 2012 16 Marcus Sales 2008-10, 12 18 Tommy Kane 1986-87 9. 852 Mike Siano 1985 8. 15 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 10. 837 Mike Williams 2007 9. 13 Kevin Johnson 1995-98 Career 10. 12 Mike Siano 1982-85 Yards Name Years + NCAA leader 1. 2,728 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES 2. 2,596 Alec Lemon 2009-12 3. 2,296 Shelby Hill 1990-93 WITH A TOUCHDOWN RECEPTION 4. 2,122 Rob Moore 1987-89 Games Name Years 5. 2,111 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 1. 10 Mike Williams 2007, 09 6. 2,044 Mike Williams 2006-07, 09 2. 5 Tommy Kane 1987 7. 1,780 Marcus Sales 2008-10, 12 5 Rob Moore 1989 8. 1,656 Rob Carpenter 1989-90 5 Marvin Harrison 1995 9. 1,653 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 5 Alec Lemon 2012 10. 1,644 Art Monk 1976-79 6. 4 Quinton Spotwood 1997 4 Rob Carpenter 1990 4 John Mackey 1961 4 Marcus Sales 2012 • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 175 INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING RECORDS HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER CATCH MOST RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME Game (min. 5) Season 1. 35.2 Jamel Riddle vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 Avg. (G/Yards) Name Year Season (min. 20 catches) 1. 106.6 (7/746) Mike Williams 2009 Avg. (Rec./Yards) Name Year 2. 102.8 (11/1,131) Marvin Harrison ^ 1995 1. 22.0 (44/968) Tommy Kane + 1987 3. 96.7 (11/1,064) Rob Moore 1989 2. 21.7 (22/477) Lonnie Allgood 1974 4. 89.2 (12/1070) Alec Lemon 2012 3. 21.2 (23/488) Jim Turner 1997 5. 88.0 (11/968) Tommy Kane 1987 4. 21.1 (36/761) Marvin Harrison 1994 6. 85.2 (11/937) Shelby Hill ^ 1993 5. 20.4 (34/692) Scott Schwedes 1985 7. 81.4 (11/895) Rob Carpenter 1990 6. 20.2 (56/1,131) Marvin Harrison 1995 8. 81.3 (11/894) Kevin Johnson 1998 7. 20.1 (53/1,064) Rob Moore 1989 9. 77.5 11/852) Mike Siano 1985 8. 19.8 (41/813) Marvin Harrison 1993 10. 76.1 (10/761) Marvin Harrison ^ 1994 9. 19.4 (41/797) Quinton Spotwood 1997 10. 19.2 (20/383) Jim Turner 1996 19.2 (24/461) Mike Williams 2006 Career Career (min. of 40 catches) Avg. (G/Yards) Name Years 1. 75.8 (28/2,122) Rob Moore 1987-89 Avg. (Rec./Yards) Name Years 1. 20.7 (63/1,307) Tommy Kane 1985-87 2. 72.0 (23/1,656) Rob Carpenter 1989-90 2. 20.2 (135/2,728) Marvin Harrison 1992-95 3. 70.5 (29/2,044) Mike Williams 2006-07, 09 3. 20.0 (106/2,122) Rob Moore 1987-89 4. 63.4 (43/2,728) Marvin Harrison 1992-95 4. 19.6 (50/481) Jim Turner 1994-97 5. 62.2 (21/1,307) Tommy Kane 1985-87 5. 19.1 (52/991) Lonnie Allgood 1973-75 6. 59.9 (22/1,318) Qadry Ismail 1989-92 6. 18.7 (56/1049) Taj Smith 2006-07 7 54.1 (48/2,596) Alec Lemon 2009-12 7. 18.1 (73/1,318) Qadry Ismail 1989-92 8. 52.2 (44/2,296) Shelby Hill 1990-93 8. 17.8 (93/1,656) Rob Carpenter 1989-90 9. 50.8 (31/1,574) Mike Siano 1982-85 9. 17.4 (88/1,535) Johnnie Morant 2000-03 10. 48.0 (44/2,111) Scott Schwedes 1983-86 10. 16.9 (93/1,574) Mike Siano 1982-85 ^ BIG EAST leader 16.9 (62/1,047) Pat Woodcock 1997-00 All-American Rob Moore, who is Syracuse’s wide 16.9 (57/963) Jamel Riddle 2000-02 receivers coach, holds the Orange record for + NCAA leader receiving yards per game in a career. YEAR-BY-YEAR RECEIVING LEADERS (by yards) Year Name Recpt Yards Avg./Recpt Avg./G TDs Year Name Recpt. Yards Avg./Recpt. Avg./G TDs 1946 Paul McKee 12 245 20.4 4 1980 Tony Sidor 23 288 12.5 36.0 1 1947 Angelo Acocella 8 100 12.5 0 1981 Willie Sydnor 29 418 14.4 52.3 2 1948 George Urban 13 207 15.9 0 1982 Nick Bruckner 24 374 15.6 41.6 1 1949 Jim Dragotta 14 194 13.9 1 1983 Scott Schwedes 21 261 12.4 23.7 1 1950 Joe Szombathy 20 257 12.9 1 1984 Scott Schwedes 37 506 13.7 46.0 3 1951 Joe Szombathy 11 223 20.3 1 1985 Mike Siano 46 852 18.5 77.5 8 1952 Joe Szombathy 21 178 8.5 1 1986 Scott Schwedes 47 652 13.9 59.3 6 1953 Ray Perkins 18 212 11.8 2 1987 Tommy Kane 44 968 22.0 80.7 14 1954 Tom Richardson 6 107 17.8 0 1988 Rob Moore 44 797 18.1 66.4 11 1955 Don Althouse 10 173 17.3 2 1989 Rob Moore 53 1064 20.1 88.7 9 1956 Jim Ridlon 8 153 19.1 2 1990 Rob Carpenter 52 895 17.2 81.4 5 1957 Dick Lasse 16 202 12.6 0 1991 Qadry Ismail 37 693 18.7 63.0 3 1958 Ger Schwedes 13 117 9.0 0 1992 Qadry Ismail 36 625 17.4 56.8 2 1959 Fred Mautino 17 215 12.6 2 1993 Shelby Hill ^ 56 937 16.7 85.2 ^ 4 1960 Fred Mautino 14 171 12.2 0 1994 Marvin Harrison ^ 36 761 21.1 76.1 ^ 5 1961 Ernie Davis 16 157 9.8 2 1995 Marvin Harrison ^ 56 1,131 20.2 102.8 ^ 8 1962 John Mackey 8 131 16.4 1 1996 Deon Maddox 23 344 15.0 34.4 1 1963 Dick Bowman 10 190 19.0 1 1997 Quinton Spotwood 41 797 19.4 66.4 8 1964 Floyd Little 16 248 15.5 1 1998 Kevin Johnson 60 894 14.9 81.3 9 1965 Floyd Little 21 248 11.8 1 1999 Quinton Spotwood 32 380 11.9 34.5 3 1966 Ed Schreck 14 175 12.5 1 2000 Pat Woodcock 29 453 15.6 41.2 2 Dick Towne 14 139 9.9 1 2001 Maurice Jackson 19 254 13.4 21.2 2 1967 Tom Coughlin 26 257 9.9 2 2002 Jamel Riddle 41 626 15.3 56.9 5 1968 John Massis 29 400 13.8 2 2003 Johnnie Morant 46 799 17.4 66.6 5 1969 Tony Gabriel 30 419 14.0 3 2004 Jared Jones 43 621 14.4 51.8 3 1970 Tony Gabriel 28 402 14.4 7 2005 Tim Lane 27 341 12.6 31.0 1 1971 Rick Steiner 24 310 12.9 2 2006 Mike Williams 24 461 19.2 46.1 4 1972 Brian Hambleton 15 156 10.4 17.3 1 2007 Mike Williams 60 837 14.0 69.8 10 Rick Steiner 15 150 10.0 0 2008 Donte Davis 29 312 10.8 26.0 2 1973 Bob Petchel 22 183 8.3 18.3 0 2009 Mike Williams 49 746 15.2 106.6 6 1974 Lonnie Allgood 22 477 21.7 2 2010 Van Chew 41 611 14.9 50.9 5 1975 Lonnie Allgood 27 477 17.7 1 2011 Alec Lemon 68 834 12.3 69.5 6 1976 Mike Jones 16 240 15.0 30.0 1 2012 Alec Lemon ^ 72 1,070 14.9 ^ 89.2 ^ 7 1977 Art Monk 41 590 14.4 53.6 4 ^ BIG EAST leader 1978 Art Monk 19 293 15.4 26.6 2 1979 Art Monk 40 716 17.9 65.1 3

176 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING RECORDS RECEIVING LEADERS BY CLASS (Receptions) RECEIVING LEADERS BY CLASS (Yards) *Freshman Year Rec. *Freshman Year Yards Shelby Hill 1990 33 Shelby Hill 1990 558 Alec Lemon 2009 29 Mike Williams 2006 461 Mike Williams 2006 24 Quinton Spotwood 1996 326 Scott Schwedes 1983 21 Alec Lemon 2009 295 Joe Brennan 1973 19 Joe Brennan 1973 290 Sophomore Sophomore Mike Williams 2007 60 Mike Williams 2007 837 Jarrod West 2012 43 Marvin Harrison 1993 813 Art Monk 1977 41 Quinton Spotwood 1997 797 Marvin Harrison 1993 41 Rob Carpenter 1989 761 Quinton Spotwood 1997 41 Art Monk 1977 590 Junior Junior Alec Lemon 2011 68 Alec Lemon 2011 834 Tommy Kane 1987 44 Taj Smith 2007 822 Rob Moore 1988 44 Rob Moore 1988 797 Taj Smith 2007 44 Marvin Harrison 1994 761 Rob Carpenter 1989 41 Qadry Ismail 1991 693 Senior Senior Alec Lemon 2012 72 Marvin Harrison 1995 1,131 Marcus Sales 2012 64 Alec Lemon 2012 1,070 Kevin Johnson 1998 60 Rob Moore 1989 1,064 Shelby Hill 1993 56 Tommy Kane 1987 968 All-American Marvin Harrison led the BIG EAST Marvin Harrison 1995 56 Shelby Hill 1993 937 and Syracuse in receiving in 1994 and 1995. He * Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972 * Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972 continued his succesful career in Indianapolis where he was an eight-time Pro Bowl Selection and won a Super Bowl with the Colts. TOP GAME RECEIVING LEADERS (by receptions/since 1949) Syracuse Rec. Yards TDs Opponent Date 1. Art Monk 14 188 2 at Navy 11/5/1977 2. Mike Williams 13 186 2 vs. South Florida 10/3/2009 3. Shelby Hill 11 176 0 vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 Kevin Johnson 11 196 2 at West Virginia 11/7/1998 Mike Williams 11 209 2 vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 6. Marcus Sales 12 129 1 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 Alec Lemon 12 244 2 at Missouri 11/17/2012 8. Rob Moore 10 142 3 vs. Rutgers 10/8/1988 Alec Lemon 10 94 1 vs. Rhode Island 9/10/2011 Alec Lemon 10 179 2 vs. South Florida 11/11/2011 Opponents Rec. Yards TDs Team Date 1. Eric Page 14 168 0 vs. Toledo 9/24/2011 2. Joe Albano 13 166 2 at Army 11/7/1970 2. Mickey Walczak 12 84 0 vs. West Virginia 11/21/1981 Doug Gabriel 12 206 0 at Central Florida 11/2/2002 Michael Ford 12 110 0 vs. Wyoming 9/30/2006 Harry Douglas 12 205 1 at Louisville 9/22/2007 6. Tom Rogers 11 187 0 vs. Colgate 10/31/1981 Albert Smith 11 91 0 at Rutgers 11/23/1985 Wesley Carroll 11 97 1 at Miami 11/24/1990 Allen Williams 11 84 0 vs. Maryland 11/19/1994 Lance Moore 11 114 1 vs. Toledo 9/27/2003 Marcus Barnett 11 127 3 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 Mardy Gilyard 11 114 0 at Cincinnati 11/29/2008 Marqise Lee 11 66 3 at USC 9/8/2012

All-American Art Monk owns the Syracuse record for receptions in a game with 14 against Navy in 1977. He led the Orange in receiving in 1977, 1978 and 1979. He is enshrined in both the Pro Football and College Football Halls of Fame.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 177 INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS (Total off ense includes rushing/passing) MOST TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS PER GAME TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS BY CLASS Season *Freshman Year Yards Avg. (G/Yards) Name Year Donovan McNabb 1995 2,252 1. 299.3 (13/3,891) Ryan Nassib 2012 Marvin Graves 1990 1,866 2. 245.1 (11/2,696) Marvin Graves 1993 Troy Nunes 1999 1,298 3. 241.0 (12/2,892) Donovan McNabb 1997 Joe Morris 1978 1,001 4. 233.8 (11/2,527) Donovan McNabb 1998 Todd Norley 1982 846 5. 230.9 (11/2,540) Don McPherson 1987 6. 227.0 (12/2,724) Ryan Nassib 2011 Sophomore 7. 220.8 (11/2,429) Marvin Graves 1992 Donovan McNabb 1995 2,234 8. 213.6 (11/2,350) Don McPherson 1986 Andrew Robinson 2007 2,153 9. 204.7 (11/2,252) Donovan McNabb 1995 Perry Patterson 2004 1,994 10. 203.1 (11/2,234) Donovan McNabb 1996 Don McPherson 1985 1,958 Marvin Graves 1991 1,764 Career Avg. (G/Yards) Name Years Junior 1. 221.1 (45/9,950) Donovan McNabb 1995-98 Donovan McNabb 1997 2,892 2. 203.6 (43/8,755) Marvin Graves 1990-93 Marvin Graves 1992 2,429 3. 195.0 (48/9,358) Ryan Nassib 2009-12 Don McPherson 1986 2,350 4. 181.1 (39/7,063) Don McPherson 1983-87 Ryan Nassib 2010 2,295 5. 167.7 (12/2,012) Greg Paulus 2009 Bill Hurley 1977 2,080 6. 135.2 (44/5,949) Bill Hurley 1975-79 7. 128.7 (29/3,732) Dave Warner 1978-81 Senior 8. 127.3 (42/5,347) R.J. Anderson 2000-03 Ryan Nassib (redshirt) 2012 3,891 9. 126.3 (41/5,180) Perry Patterson 2003-06 Ryan Nassib (true) 2011 2,724 10. 125.1 (39/4,880) Troy Nunes 1999-02 Marvin Graves 1993 2,696 Donovan McNabb 1998 2,572 Don McPherson 1987 2,540 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY * Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972 Game MOST TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS Donovan McNabb set the Syracuse record for total Avg. Name Date offense gaining 9,950 yards before moving on to 1. 15.2 Rich King vs. Richmond 11/16/1963 Game the NFL where he was a six-time Pro Bowl selection. 2. 15.0 Don McPherson vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 Plays Name Date 3. 14.4 Marvin Graves vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 1. 78 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 MOST TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS GAINED 4 14.3 R.J. Anderson vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 2. 64 Andrew Robinson vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 5. 13.9 Don McPherson vs. Penn State 10/17/1987 3. 58 Bill Hurley vs. Penn State 10/15/1977 Game 6. 13.7 Marvin Graves at Pittsburgh 10/16/1993 4. 57 Don McPherson at Boston College 11/15/1986 Yards Name Date 7. 13.2 Marvin Graves vs. Ball State 9/4/1993 5. 56 Ryan Nassib vs. South Florida 11/11/11 1. 482 Ryan Nassib vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 8. 12.9 Jim Brown vs. Boston U. 10/8/1955 6. 55 Bill Hurley vs. Boston College 11/17/1979 2. 476 Marvin Graves vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 9. 12.8 Andrew Robinson at Louisville 9/22/2007 55 Donovan McNabb vs. Kansas State 12/31/1997 3. 421 Andrew Robinson at Louisville 9/22/2007 10. 12.3 Delone Carter vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 55 Greg Paulus at South Florida 10/3/2009 4. 400 Kevin Mason at Temple 10/22/1994 Season (min. 100 plays) 9. 53 Donovan McNabb vs. Virginia Tech 11/14/1998 5. 387 Troy Nunes vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 53 Ryan Nassib vs. USC 9/8/2012 6. 384 Bill Hurley vs. Penn State 10/15/1977 Avg. (Plays/Yards) Name Year 7. 375 Don McPherson vs. Penn State 10/17/1987 1. 7.8 (112/877) Ernie Davis 1960 Season Plays Name Year 8. 373 Marvin Graves at East Carolina 9/9/1993 2. 7.7 (375/2,892) Donovan McNabb 1997 1. 555 Ryan Nassib 2012 9. 372 Ryan Nassib at Rutgers 10/13/2012 3. 7.5 (339/2,540) Don McPherson 1987 2. 480 Ryan Nassib 2011 10. 367 R.J. Anderson vs. West Virginia 11/22/2003 4. 7.3 (115/797) James Mungro 2000 5. 7.2 (527/2,234) Donovan McNabb 1996 3. 460 Don McPherson 1986 Season 7.2 (555/3,891) Ryan Nassib 2012 4. 424 Ryan Nassib 2010 Yards Name Year 7. 7.1 (382/2,696) Marvin Graves 1993 5. 409 R.J. Anderson 2003 1. 3,891 Ryan Nasib 2012 8. 6.8 (130/879) Dave Sarette 1959 6. 401 Bill Hurley 1977 2. 2,892 Donovan McNabb 1997 6.8 (307/2,077) Todd Philcox 1988 7. 387 Andrew Robinson 2007 3. 2,724 Ryan Nassib 2011 6.8 (537/2,252) Donovan McNabb 1995 8. 386 Donovan McNabb 1998 4. 2,696 Marvin Graves 1993 Career (min. 250 plays) 9. 382 Marvin Graves 1993 5. 2,540 Don McPherson 1987 382 Perry Patterson 2006 6. 2,527 Donovan McNabb 1998 Avg. Name Years

7. 2,429 Marvin Graves 1992 1. 7.2 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 Career Plays Name Years 8. 2,426 R.J. Anderson 2003 2. 6.8 Ernie Davis 1959-61 1. 1,554 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 9. 2,350 Don McPherson 1986 3. 6.5 Todd Philcox 1985-88 2. 1,403 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 10. 2,295 Ryan Nassib 2010 6.5 Bill Scharr 1987-89 5. 6.4 Marvin Graves 1990-93 3. 1,377 Marvin Graves 1990-93 Career 6. 6.0 Don McPherson 1983-87 4. 1,181 Don McPherson 1983-87 Yards Name Years 6.0 Kevin Mason 1991-94 5. 1,150 Bill Hurley 1975-79 1. 9,950 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 6.0 Greg Paulus 2009 6. 1,094 Perry Patterson 2003-06 2. 9,358 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 6.0 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 7. 1,001 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 3. 8,755 Marvin Graves 1990-93 10. 5.9 Jim Brown 1954-56 8. 855 Troy Nunes 1999-02 4. 7,063 Don McPherson 1983-87 9. 814 Joe Morris 1978-81 5. 5,949 Bill Hurley 1975-79 10. 757 Dave Warner 1978-81 6. 5,347 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 7. 5,180 Perry Patterson 2003-06 8. 4,880 Troy Nunes 1999-02 9. 4,299 Joe Morris 1978-81 10. 3,732 Dave Warner 1978-81

178 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL ALL-PURPOSE RECORDS (All-purpose includes rushing/receiving/kickoff return/punt return, intercep on/fumble return) MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS GAINED MOST ALL-PURPOSE PLAYS Game Game Yards Name Date Plays Name Date 1. 318 Kevin Johnson at West Virginia 11/7/1998 1. 43 Larry Csonka at Maryland 10/7/1967 2. 300 Joe Morris vs. Miami (OH) 9/20/1980 2. 38 Ken Kinsey vs. Oregon State 9/7/1974 3. 295 Johnnie Morant at North Carolina 9/6/2003 38 Glenn Moore at West Virginia 11/22/1980 4. 287 Floyd Little vs. Boston College 11/20/1965 38 Dee Brown at Pittsburgh 11/15/1997 5. 271 Joe Morris vs. Rutgers 9/5/1981 5. 36 Marty Januszkiewicz at Penn State 10/17/1970 271 Marvin Harrison vs. Minnesota 9/23/1995 6. 35 Larry Csonka vs. California 10/21/1967 271 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 35 Joe Morris vs. Miami (OH) 9/20/1980 8. 270 Jim Brown at Penn State 11/5/1955 35 James Mungro vs. Boston College 11/24/2001 9. 267 Floyd Little vs. Penn State 10/16/1965 9. 33 Jaime Covington vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 267 Floyd Little vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1965 33 Bill Hurley at Navy 11/10/1979 Season Season Yards Name Year Plays Name Year 1. 1,990 Floyd Little + 1965 1. 292 Walter Reyes 2003 2. 1,834 Kevin Johnson 1998 2. 291 Joe Morris 1981 3. 1,732 Walter Reyes 2003 3. 276 Larry Csonka 1967 4. 1,723 Joe Morris 1979 4. 272 James Mungro 2001 5. 1,681 Floyd Little 1964 5. 269 Antwon Bailey 2011 6. 1,662 Joe Morris 1981 6. 258 Joe Morris 1979 7. 1,569 Marvin Harrison 1995 7. 251 Curtis Brinkley 2008 8. 1,384 Qadry Ismail ^ 1991 8. 247 Delone Carter 2009 9. 1,341 Larry Csonka 1967 9. 242 Damien Rhodes 2005 10. 1,337 Damien Rhodes 2004 10. 240 Floyd Little 1965 1,337 Max Suter 2007 Kevin Johnson gained a Syracuse single-game Career record 318 yards against West Virginia in 1998. Career Plays Name Years He is eighth on the Orange career all-purpose Yards Name Years 1. 881 Joe Morris 1978-81 yards record list. 1. 5,581 Joe Morris 1978-81 2. 690 Walter Reyes 2001-04 2. 4,928 Floyd Little 1964-66 3. 674 Delone Carter 2006, 08-10 3. 4,056 Walter Reyes 2001-04 4. 643 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY 4. 4,041 Qadry Ismail 1989-92 5. 625 Floyd Little 1964-66 Game (min. 10 plays) 5. 3,975 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 6. 618 Larry Csonka 1965-67 Avg. Name Date 6. 3,899 Art Monk 1976-79 7. 599 Jaime Covington 1981-84 1. 27.1 Marvin Harrison vs. Minnesota 9/23/1995 7. 3,415 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 8. 566 James Mungro 1998-01 2. 24.6 Johnnie Morant at North Carolina 9/6/2003 8. 3,396 Kevin Johnson 1995-98 9. 565 Curtis Brinkley 2005-08 3. 20.8 Marvin Harrison vs. West Virginia 10/21/1995 9. 3,351 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 10. 552 Antwon Bailey 2008-11 10. 3,324 James Mungro 1998-01 4. 19.0 Mike Williams vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 5. 18.7 Kevin Johnson at West Virginia 11/7/1998 + NCAA leader ^ BIG EAST leader HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME 6. 18.5 Greg Allen vs. Penn State 10/18/1969 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS LEADERS BY CLASS Season 7. 16.4 Bruce Yancey at Holy Cross 10/31/1953 Avg. (G/Yards) Name Year 8. 16.1 John Mackey vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 *Freshman Year Yards 1. 199.0 (10/1,990) Floyd Little + 1965 9. 16.0 Jim Brown vs. Boston University 10/8/1955 Max Suter 2007 1,337 2. 168.1 (10/1,681) Floyd Little 1964 Floyd Little vs. Penn State 10/16/1965 Damien Rhodes 2002 1,268 3. 166.7 (11/1,834) Kevin Johnson 1998 Season (min. 100 plays) Joe Morris 1978 1,250 4. 162.3 (8/1,298) Jim Brown 1956 Avg. Name Year Jeremiah Kobena 2011 1,041 5. 156.6 (11/1,723) Joe Morris 1979 1. 16.7 Kevin Johnson 1998 Delone Carter 2006 759 6. 155.1 (8/1,241) Jim Brown 1955 2. 9.1 Michael Owens 1987 7. 151.1 (11/1,662) Joe Morris 1981 3. 9.0 Floyd Little 1964 Sophomore 8. 144.3 (12/1,732) Walter Reyes 2003 4. 8.8 Ernie Davis 1960 Joe Morris 1979 1,723 9. 142.6 (11/1,569) Marvin Harrison 1995 5. 8.5 Harold Gayden 1983 Floyd Little 1964 1,681 10. 141.8 (9/1,276) George Davis 1949 Art Monk 1977 1,321 6. 8.3 Floyd Little 1965 Jamie Covington 1982 1,275 Career (min. 20 games) 7. 8.2 Jim Brown 1955 Jerome Smith 2012 1,254 Avg. (G/Yards) Name Years 8. 8.0 Art Monk 1977 1. 164.9 (30/4,928) Floyd Little 1964-66 9. 7.9 Michael Owens 1988 Junior 2. 146.9 (38/5,581) Joe Morris 1978-81 10. 7.3 Jim Brown 1956 Floyd Little 1965 1,990 3. 128.3 (24/3,078) Jim Brown 1954-56 7.3 Damien Rhodes 2004 Walter Reyes 2003 1,732 4. 111.4 (28/3,120) Larry Csonka 1965-67 Career (min. 250 plays) Qadry Ismail 1991 1,384 5. 113.9 (29/3,303) Ernie Davis 1959-61 Avg. Name Years Damien Rhodes 2004 1,337 6. 111.4 (35/3,898) Art Monk 1976-79 1. 13.1 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 Art Monk 1978 1,310 7. 101.9 (39/3,975) Damien Rhodes 2002-05 2. 9.1 Art Monk 1976-79 Senior 8. 93.6 (33/3,089) Michael Owens 1987-89 3. 7.9 Floyd Little 1964-66 Kevin Johnson 1998 1,834 9. 92.2 (44/4,056) Walter Reyes 2001-04 4. 7.7 Jim Brown 1954-56 Joe Morris 1981 1,662 10. 91.8 ( 37/3,396) Kevin Johnson 1995-98 5. 7.6 Ernie Davis 1959-61 Marvin Harrison 1995 1,569 + NCAA leader 6. 7.4 Kirby Dar Dar 1991-94 James Mungro 2001 1,391 7. 7.3 Harold Gayden 1982-84, 1986 Larry Csonka 1967 1,341 8. 6.9 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 9. 6.7 Michael Owens 1987-89 * Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972 10. 6.6 Robert Drummond 1985-88

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 179 INDIVIDUAL PUNTING RECORDS HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE MOST PUNTS Game (min. 3) Game Avg. (Punts/Yds.) Name Date Punts Name Date 1. 55.2 (5/276) Pat O’Neill 11/13/1993 1. 12 Rich Panczyszyn at Penn State 12/7/1968 at Virginia Tech 12 Larry King vs. Pittsburgh 11/1/1975 2. 52.5 (4/210) Cooper Gardiner 9/10/1988 12 Brendan Carney at Virginia Tech 10/11/2003 at Ohio State 4. 11 Jim Dragotta at Boston University 10/30/1948 52.5 (4/210) Pat O’Neill 10/2/1993 11 Jim Goodwill vs. Florida State 9/9/1978 vs. Boston College 11 Mike Shafer vs. West Virginia 11/10/2001 4. 52.0 (3/156) Brendan Carney 10/2/2004 11 Mike Shafer vs. Kansas State 12/29/2001 vs. Rutgers (Insight.com Bowl) 5. 51.8 (5/259) Cooper Gardiner 12/3/1988 11 Brendan Carney vs. West Virginia 9/4/2005 vs. Pittsburgh 9. 10 Jim Dragotta vs. Dartmouth 10/4/1947 51.8 (8/414) Pat O’Neill 10/30/1993 10 Jim Goodwill vs. N.C. State 9/17/1977 vs. West Virginia 10 Jay Ross at Maryland 10/3/1981 7. 51.7 (3/155) Sean Reali 9/28/1996 10 Sean Reali at Boston College 11/12/1994 vs. Virginia Tech 10 Mike Shafer at Tennessee 9/1/2001 51.7 (6/310) Rob Long 10/23/10 10 Mike Shafer at Miami 11/17/2001 vs. West Virginia 10 Brendan Carney vs. South Florida 11/12/2005 9. 51.3 (4/205) Cooper Gardiner 11/19/1988 10 Rob Long at Pittsburgh 11/3/2007 at West Virginia Season 51.3 (7/359) Rob Long 9/13/2008 Punts Name Year vs. Penn State 1. 82 Brendan Carney 2005 Season (min. 25) 2. 77 Mike Shafer 2001 Avg. (Punts/Yards) Name Year 3. 75 Rob Long 2007 1. 44.5 (39/1,734) Sean Reali ^ 1996 Rob Long averaged 43.3 yards per punt at 4. 72 Brendan Carney 2006 2. 44.3 (44/1,950) Pat O’Neill ^ 1993 Syracuse, which ranks second on the career 5. 70 George Jakowenko 1970 3. 43.9 (66/2,898) Rob Long 2008 record list. 6. 69 Mike Shafer 2002 4. 43.8 (58/2,538 Rob Long 2009 7. 67 Jim Goodwill 1978 43.8 (64/2,806) Rob Long 2010 67 Jim Fox 1984 6. 43.4 (54/2,342) Sean Reali 1994 MOST PUNTING YARDS 9. 66 Jim Dragotta 1948 7. 43.1 (40/1,725) Sean Reali ^ 1995 Season 66 Rob Long 2008 8. 43.0 (60/2,581) Brendan Carney 2003 Yards Name Year Career 9. 42.8 (50/2,141) Jim Fox 1986 1. 3,491 Brendan Carney 2005 Punts Name Years 42.8 (57/2,441) Brendan Carney 2004 2. 3,282 Mike Shafer 2001 1. 271 Brendan Carney % 2003-06 Career (min. 60) 3. 3,139 Rob Long 2007 2. 263 Rob Long 2007-10 4. 3,021 Brendan Carney 2006 Avg. (Punts/Yards) Name Years 3. 249 Mike Shafer 1999-02 1. 43.6 (133/5,801) Sean Reali 1993-96 5. 2,898 Rob Long 2008 4. 235 Jim Fox 1983-86 6. 2,806 Rob Long 2010 2. 43.3 (263/11,381) Rob Long 2007-10 5. 179 Bernie Ruoff 1972-74 7. 2,804 Jim Fox 1984 3. 42.6 (271/11,534) Brendan Carney 2003-06 6. 167 Jim Goodwill 1976-79 8. 2,785 George Jakowenko 1970 4. 41.1 (155/6,365) Pat O’Neill 1990-93 7. 155 Jim Dragotta 1947-49 9. 2,707 Mike Shafer 2002 41.1 (87/3,580) Doug Dunkin 1997-98 155 Pat O’Neill 1990-93 10. 2,581 Brendan Carney 2003 6. 40.5 (91/3,688) Jay Ross 1981-82 9. 144 Don Bullard 1965-67 40.5 (235/9,626) Jim Fox 1983-86 Career 10. 133 Sean Reali 1993-96 40.5 (249/10,073) Mike Shafer 1999-02 Yards Name Years % BIG EAST record 9. 40.4 (179/7,231) Bernie Ruoff 1972-74 1. 11,534 Brendan Carney % 2003-06 10. 39.7 (96/3,813) Avatus Stone 1950-51 2. 11,381 Rob Long 2007-10 39.7 (87/3,458) Cooper Gardiner 1987-88 3. 10,073 Mike Shafer 1999-02 LONGEST PUNTS 4. 9,626 Jim Fox 1983-86 Yards Name Date ^ BIG EAST leader 5. 7,231 Bernie Ruoff 1972-74 1. 73 Sean Reali vs. Clemson 1/1/1995 6. 6,365 Pat O’Neill 1990-93 73 Rob Long vs. South Florida 11/10/2007 7. 6,137 Jim Goodwill 1976-79 3. 72 Pat O’Neill at Maryland 9/14/1991 8. 5,801 Sean Reali 1993-96 72 Rob Long vs. Northeastern 8/30/2008 9. 5,416 Don Bullard 1965-67 5. 71 Don Bullard at Holy Cross 10/22/1966 10. 5,372 Jim Dragotta 1947-49 71 Daryl Johnston at Penn State 10/18/1986 % BIG EAST record 71 Brendan Carney at Florida State 11/12/2005 71 John Barker vs. Buffalo 10/20/2007 9. 70 Sean Reali vs. Virginia Tech 9/28/1996 70 Rob Long vs. Penn State 9/13/2008 70 Rob Long vs. Akron 9/4/2010

180 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL PUNT RETURN RECORDS MOST PUNTS RETURNED MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER RETURN Game Game Game (min. 3) Ret. Name Date Yards Name Date Avg. (Ret./Yards) Name Date 1. 9 Cliff Ensley at Holy Cross 11/2/1968 1. 172 Greg Allen vs. Penn State 10/18/1969 1. 43.0 (4/172) Greg Allen 10/18/1969 9 Cliff Ensley vs. Navy 11/16/1968 2. 135 Scott Schwedes vs. Navy 11/8/1986 vs. Penn State 3. 8 Quinton Spotwood vs. Temple 11/6/1999 3. 130 Cliff Ensley vs. Navy 11/16/1968 2. 38.7 (3/116) Floyd Little 10/30/1965 4. 7 Greg Walker vs. Army 9/16/1989 4. 123 Karl Lombel vs. Miami 11/21/1970 vs. Pittsburgh 7 Shelby Hill at Maryland 9/14/1991 5. 116 Floyd Little vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 3. 33.8 (4/135) Scott Schwedes 11/8/1986 6. 6 Carl Karilivacz vs. Penn State 11/8/1952 6. 112 Marvin Harrison vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 vs. Navy 6 Gary Sweat vs. Wisconsin 9/23/1972 7. 109 Quinton Spotwood vs. Temple 11/6/1999 4. 31.7 (3/100) Floyd Little 10/17/1964 6 Warren Prisby at Boston College 11/3/1990 8. 100 Floyd Little vs. Penn State 10/16/1965 at Penn State 6 Warren Prisby vs. Rutgers 10/20/1990 9. 98 Shelby Hill at Maryland 9/14/1991 5. 31.0 (3/93) Kevin Johnson 10/12/1996 6 Marvin Harrison vs. East Carolina 9/24/1994 10. 97 Ed Koban vs. Rutgers 9/5/1981 vs. Pittsburgh 6 Malik Campbell vs. Brigham Young 9/30/2000 Season 6. 28.0 (4/112) Marvin Harrison 11/18/1995 Season Yards Name Year vs. Boston College Ret. Name Year 1. 463 Quinton Spotwood 1997 7. 27.7 (na) Walt Slovenski 9/28/1948 1. 32 Malik Campbell 2000 2. 436 Tommy Myers 1970 vs. Niagara 2. 31 Cliff Ensley 1968 3. 423 Floyd Little 1965 8. 25.7 (3/77) Scott Schwedes 10/26/1985 31 Scott Schwedes 1986 4. 384 Scott Schwedes 1985 vs. Temple 31 Quinton Spotwood 1997 5. 369 Marvin Harrison 1995 9. 24.6 (5/123) Karl Lombel 11/21/1970 5. 30 Gary Sweat 1972 6. 338 Malik Campbell 2000 vs. Miami (FL ) 6. 29 Tommy Myers 1970 7. 331 Greg Allen 1969 10. 24.6 (4/97) Ed Koban 9/5/1981 29 Warren Prisby 1990 8. 316 Jamel Riddle 2002 vs. Rutgers 8. 28 Keith Moody 1975 9. 311 Scott Schwedes 1986 Season (min. 15) 28 Shelby Hill 1991 10. 289 Mike Holmes 2010 Avg. (Ret./Yards) Name Year 28 Mike Holmes 2010 Career 1. 23.5 (18/423) Floyd Little + 1965 Career Yards Name Years 2. 19.5 (17/331) Greg Allen 1969 Ret. Name Years 1. 876 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 3. 16.8 (22/369) Marvin Harrison ^ 1995 1. 82 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 2. 845 Floyd Little 1964-66 4. 16.0 (24/384) Scott Schwedes 1985 2. 70 Ed Koban 1980-83 3. 777 Tommy Myers 1969-71 5. 15.0 (29/436) Tommy Myers 1970 70 Shelby Hill 1990-93 4. 757 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 6. 14.9 (31/463) Quinton Spotwood ^ 1997 4. 68 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 5. 676 Jamel Riddle 2000-02 7. 13.7 (23/316) Jamel Riddle 2002 5. 57 Tommy Myers 1969-71 6. 645 Ed Koban 1980-83 8. 13.1 (24/316) Jamel Riddle 2001 6. 51 Jamel Riddle 2000-02 7. 567 Shelby Hill 1990-93 9. 12.6 (21/265) Tommy Myers 1971 7. 44 Art Monk 1976-79 8. 556 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 10. 12.4 (18/224) Ed Koban 1983 8. 43 Floyd Little 1964-66 9. 432 Art Monk 1976-79 43 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 10. 344 Malik Campbell 1999-01 Career (min. 25) 10. 38 Cliff Ensley 1966-68 Avg. (Ret./Yards) Name Years MOST PUNTS RETURNED FOR TOUCHDOWNS 1. 19.6 (43/845) Floyd Little 1964-66 PUNT RETURN YARDS LEADERS BY CLASS 2. 14.3 (na/na) Walt Slovenski 1946-48 Game 3. 13.6 (57/777) Tommy Myers 1969-71 *Freshman Year Yards 1. 1 41 times; most recent, Parker Cantey vs. 4. 13.3 (51/676) Jamel Riddle 2000-02 Greg Allen 1969 331 Connecticut, 11/15/2008 5. 12.9 (43/556) Marvin Harrison 1992-95 Marcus Clayton 2003 273 Season 6. 11.1 (68/757) Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 Warren Prisby 1990 255 1. 4 Quinton Spotwood + & 1997 7. 10.7 (82/876) Scott Schwedes 1983-86 Ed Koban 1980 201 2. 3 Floyd Little 1965 8. 10.4 (30/311) Mike Holmes 2007-10 Sophomore 3. 2 Floyd Little 1964 9. 9.8 (35/344) Malik Campbell 1999-02 2 Scott Schwedes 1985 9.8 (44/432) Art Monk 1976-79 Quinton Spotwood 1997 463 2 Marvin Harrison 1995 Malik Campbell 2000 338 + NCAA leader • ^ BIG EAST leader 2 Phil Nash 1996 Jamel Riddle 2001 288 7. 1 29 times; most recent, Floyd Little 1964 270 Parker Cantey vs. Connecticut, 11/15/2008 LONGEST PUNT RETURNS Shelby Hill 1991 246 Yards Name Date Junior Career 1. 95 TD Floyd Little vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 2. 94 TD Marvin Harrison vs. Minnesota % 9/23/1995 Tommy Myers 1970 436 1. 6 Floyd Little 1964-66 3. 91 TD Floyd Little vs. Penn State 10/16/1965 Floyd Little 1965 423 2. 4 Quinton Spotwood 1996-99 4. 90 TD Floyd Little vs. UCLA 10/10/1964 Scott Schwedes 1985 384 3. 3 Scott Schwedes 1983-86 5. 85 TD Jamel Riddle at Auburn 9/28/2002 Jamel Riddle 2002 316 4. 2 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 6. 84 TD Quinton Spotwood at Oklahoma 9/6/1997 Shelby Hill 1992 177 2 Phil Nash (blocked punts) 1995-98 7. 80 TD Greg Allen vs. Arizona 11/8/1969 2 Jamel Riddle 2000-02 Senior 80 TD Scott Schwedes at Virginia Tech 9/28/1985 2 Anthony Smith 2002-05 Marvin Harrison 1995 369 80 TD Scott Schwedes vs. Navy 11/8/1986 8. 1 25 players, most recent Scott Schwedes 1986 311 80 TD Quinton Spotwood vs. ECU 10/4/1997 Da’Mon Merkerson 2007-10 Mike Holmes 2010 289 % BIG EAST record Tommy Myers 2000 265 + NCAA Leader • & Ties BIG EAST record Tommy Kane 1987 259 * Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 181 INDIVIDUAL KICKOFF RETURN RECORDS MOST KICKS RETURNED MOST KICK RETURN YARDS HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER RETURN Game Game Game (min. 3) Ret. Name Date Yards (Ret) Name Date 1. 46.7 (3/140) Qadry Ismail 1. 8 Max Suter vs. South Florida & 11/10/2007 1. 207 (7) Mike Holmes vs. Pittsburgh 9/27/2008 at Florida State 10/5/1991 8 Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. Pittsburgh & 10/16/2010 2. 198 (7) Max Suter vs. Rutgers 10/13/2007 2. 44.0 (4/176) Jeremiah Kobena 3. 7 Kirby Dar Dar at Miami 10/23/1993 3. 186 (8) Prince-Tyson Gulley vs. Pittsburgh 10/16/2010 at Tulane 10/8/2011 7 Damien Rhodes vs. Pittsburgh 10/5/2002 4. 178 (6) Max Suter vs. Washington 8/31/2007 3. 43.3 (3/130) Joe Morris 7 Steve Gregory at Virginia Tech 11/22/2003 5. 176 (4) Jeremiah Kobena at Tulane 10/8/2011 vs. Miami (OH) 9/20/1980 7 Max Suter vs. Rutgers 10/13/2007 6. 172 (7) Max Suter vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 4. 43.0 (3/129) Joe Morris 7 Max Suter vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 7. 169 (7) Damien Rhodes vs. Pittsburgh 10/5/2002 vs. Rutgers 9/5/1981 7 Mike Holmes vs. Pittsburgh 9/27/2008 8. 168 (8) Max Suter vs. South Florida 11/10/2007 5. 39.5 (4/158) Jim Turner 7 Mike Holmes at Cincinnati 11/29/2008 9. 161 (7) Mike Holmes at Cincinnati 11/29/2008 vs. Rutgers 9/17/1994 10. 6 Mike Bright at N.C. State 9/16/1972 10. 158 (4) Jim Turner vs. Rutgers 9/17/1994 6. 39.3 (3/118) Mike Holmes 6 Harold Gayden at Nebraska 10/1/1983 Season vs. West Virginia 10/6/2007 6 Antonio Johnson vs. Florida State 10/7/1989 Yards (Ret.) Name Year 7. 38.3 (4/153) Kevin Johnson 6 Qadry Ismail vs. Penn State 10/14/1989 1. 1,299 (51) Max Suter % 2007 at Boston College 10/17/1998 6 Jim Turner vs. North Carolina 9/7/1996 2. 1,027 (45) Jeremiah Kobena 2011 8. 37.0 (4/148) Max Suter 6 Steve Gregory vs. North Carolina 9/7/2002 3. 987 (41) Mike Jones 2009 vs. Louisville 9/22/2007 6 Max Suter vs. Washington 8/31/2007 4. 941 (41) Mike Holmes 2008 9. 33.7 (3/101) Kevin Johnson 6 Mikes Jones vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 5. 738 (33) Qadry Ismail 1989 at West Virginia 11/7/1998 6 Mike Jones vs. South Florida 10/3/2009 6. 699 (32) Qadry Ismail 1990 10. 33.0 (5/132) Jim Turner 6 Jeremiah Kobena vs. Wake Forest 9/1/2011 7. 690 (23) Kevin Johnson 1998 at Miami 11/25/1995 6 Jeremiah Kobena vs. Louisville 11/10/2012 8. 653 (24) Diamond Ferri 2004 Season (min. 15) Season 9. 636 (28) Kirby Dar Dar 1993 1. 30.0 (23/ 690) Kevin Johnson ^ 1998 Ret. Name Year 10. 633 (23) Jim Turner 1996 2. 27.5 (23/ 633) Jim Turner 1996 1. 51 Max Suter % 2007 633 (29) Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010 3. 27.2 (24/ 653) Diamond Ferri 2004 2. 45 Jeremiah Kobena 2011 Career 4. 25.5 (51/1,299) Max Suter 2007 3. 41 Mike Holmes 2008 Yards (Ret. Name Years 5. 25.0 (19/ 475) Qadry Ismail 1991 41 Mike Jones 2009 1. 2,290 (105) Qadry Ismail 1989-92 6. 24.6 (16/ 394) Jim Turner 1994 5. 33 Qadry Ismail 1989 2. 1,900 (80) Max Suter 2007-10 7. 24.5 (16/392) Dorian Graham 2010 6. 32 Qadry Ismail 1990 3. 1,688 (68) Jim Turner 1994-97 8. 24.2 (17/ 411) Jim Turner ^ 1995 7. 29 Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010 4. 1,562 (71) Harold Gayden 1982-86 9. 24.1 (19/ 458) Will Allen 2000 8. 28 Harold Gayden 1986 5. 1,463 (67) Jeremiah Kobena 2011- 24.1 (41/987) Mike Jones 2009 28 Kirby Dar Dar 1993 6. 1,437 (40) Kevin Johnson 1995-98 Career (min. 20) 28 Damien Rhodes 2002 7. 1,293 (55) Mike Holmes 2007-10 1. 29.1 (21/ 611) Jim Brown 1954-56 Career 8. 1,096 (47) Kirby Dar Dar 1991-94 2. 28.7 (40/1437) Kevin Johnson 1995-98 Ret. Name Years 9. 1,023 (40) Joe Morris 1978-81 3. 28.5 (28/ 797) Floyd Little 1964-66 1. 105 Qadry Ismail 1989-92 10. 959 (50) Warren Harvey 1976-79 4. 25.8 (26/ 672) Diamond Ferri 2000-04 2. 80 Max Suter 2007-10 % BIG EAST record 5. 25.1 (40/1,004) Joe Morris 1978-81 3. 71 Harold Gayden 1982-86 6. 24.8 (68/1,688) Jim Turner 1994-97 4. 68 Jim Turner 1994-97 KICK RETURN LEADERS BY CLASS 7. 24.1 (41/987) Mike Jones 2009 5. 67 Jeremiah Kobena 2011- 8. 23.8 (22/524) Johnnie Morant 2000-03 6. 55 Mike Holmes 2007-10 *Freshman Year Yards No. 9. 23.7 (80/1,900) Max Suter 2007-10 7. 50 Warren Harvey 1976-79 Max Suter 2007 1,299 51 10. 23.5 (55/1,293) Mike Holmes 2007-10

50 Kevin Johnson 1995-98 Jeremiah Kobena 2011 1,027 45 ^ BIG EAST leader 9. 47 Kirby Dar Dar 1991-94 Qadry Ismail 1989 738 33 Prince-Tyson Gulley 2010 633 29 10. 41 Joe Morris 1978-81 LONGEST KICK RETURNS % BIG EAST record • & Ties BIG EAST record Damien Rhodes 2002 589 28 Yards Name Date Sophomore 1. 100 TD Lennie Burrell vs. Clarkson * 10/3/1903 MOST KICKOFFS RETURNED FOR TOUCHDOWNS Mike Jones 2009 987 41 100 TD Chet Bowman vs. William & Mary * 10/6/1923 Mike Holmes 2008 941 41 Game 100 TD Kirby Dar Dar vs. Colorado * 1/1/1992 Qadry Ismail 1990 699 32 1. 1 21 times most recent, 100 TD Jim Turner vs. Pittsburgh * & 10/12/1996 Warren Harvey 1977 599 27 Dorian Graham vs. West Virginia 10/21/11 100 TD Kevin Johnson vs. Miami * & 11/28/1998 Max Suter 2008 547 26 Season 6. 98 TD Dorian Graham vs. West Virginia 10/21/11 1. 2 Kevin Johnson & 1997 Junior 98 Jim Foley vs. William & Mary 10/6/1923 2 Kevin Johnson & 1998 Kirby Dar Dar 1993 636 28 98 Chet Bowman vs. Mercer 10/4/1924 9. 97 TD Kevin Johnson vs. Boston College 10/17/1998 Career Jim Turner 1996 633 23 Kevin Johnson 1997 514 14 10. 95 TD Tom Stephens vs. Cornell 10/11/1958 1. 4 Kevin Johnson % 1995-98 Qadry Ismail 1991 475 19 95 TD Joe Morris vs. Rutgers 9/5/1981 % BIG EAST record • & Ties BIG EAST record Will Allen 1999 382 18 95 TD Kirby Dar Dar vs. Florida 9/21/1991 95 TD Qadry Ismail vs. Florida State 10/5/1991 Senior * Former NCAA record • & Ties BIG EAST record Kevin Johnson 1998 690 23 Diamond Ferri 2004 653 24 Harold Gayden 1986 628 28 Will Allen 2000 458 19 Johnnie Morant 2003 403 18 * Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972

182 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS MOST TOUCHDOWNS SYRACUSE HOLDS THE NCAA Game CONSECUTIVE PAT RECORD TD Name Date 1. 6 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 On November 18, 1978 placekicker Dave 2. 5 Floyd Little vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 Jacobs connected on a PAT, starting SU’s 5 Walter Reyes vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 NCAA record-setting consecutive PAT streak. 4. 4 George Davis at Columbia 11/20/1948 The streak came to an end when John Biskup 4 Floyd Little vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 4 Floyd Little at West Virginia 11/13/1965 missed his third PAT attempt against Temple 4 Tony Gabriel vs. Miami 11/21/1970 on September 9, 1989. 4 Joe Morris vs. Miami (OH) 9/20/1980 Date Kicker PATs-PAT Att. Streak 4 Tommy Kane vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 1978 Dave Jacobs 1- 1 1 game 4 David Walker at Pittsburgh 10/19/1991 1979 Gary Anderson 28-28 12 games 4 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 1980 Gary Anderson 22-22 11 games 4 Damien Rhodes vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 1981 Gary Anderson 22-22 11 games 4 Delone Carter vs. Wyoming 9/30/2006 1982 Russ Carpentieri 17-17 11 games 4 Delone Carter vs. Maine 9/26/2009 1983 Don McAulay 19-19 11 games 4 Delone Carter vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 1984 Don McAulay 14-14 11 games Season 1985 Don McAulay 19-19 12 games TD Name Year 1986 Tim Vesling 18-18 11 games 1. 21 Walter Reyes 2003 1987 Tim Vesling 43-43 12 games 2. 19 Floyd Little 1965 1988 Kevin J. Greene 37-37 11 games 3. 17 Walter Reyes 2002 1989 John Biskup 2- 2 1 game 4. 16 Ger Schwedes 1959 TOTAL 262-262 5. 15 Ernie Davis 1961 15 Floyd Little 1966 MOST PATS MADE 15 James Mungro 2001 Hall of Famer Jim Brown set an NCAA record 8. 14 Jim Brown 1956 Game in 1956, scoring 43 points in a game against 14 Tommy Kane 1987 PAT Name Date Colgate. 14 Kevin Johnson 1998 1. 10 Nate Trout vs. Rutgers & 9/19/1998 Career 2. 9 Nate Trout vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 MOST POINTS SCORED 9 Nate Trout vs. Miami 11/28/1998 TD Name Years 9 Collin Barber vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 Game 1. 46 Floyd Little 1964-66 5. 8 Nate Trout vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 Points Name Date 46 Walter Reyes 2001-04 6. 7 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 1. 43 Jim Brown vs. Colgate * 11/17/1956 3. 35 Ernie Davis 1959-61 7 Gary Anderson at Northwestern 9/22/1979 2. 30 Floyd Little vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 4. 31 James Mungro 1998-01 7 Russ Carpentieri vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 30 Walter Reyes vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 5. 30 Dee Brown 1997-00 7 Tim Vesling vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 4. 24 George Davis at Columbia 11/20/1948 6. 28 Damien Rhodes 2002-05 7 Kevin J. Greene vs. Navy 11/5/1988 24 Floyd Little vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 7. 27 Joe Morris 1978-81 7 John Biskup at Vanderbilt 10/6/1990 24 Floyd Little at West Virginia 11/13/1965 8. 25 Jim Brown 1954-56 7 Pat O’Neill vs. Temple 11/6/1993 24 Tony Gabriel vs. Miami 11/21/1970 25 Delone Carter 2006-10 7 Olindo Mare at Temple 11/22/1994 24 Joe Morris vs. Miami (OH) 9/20/1980 10. 23 Marvin Harrison 1992-95 7 Olindo Mare vs. East. Michigan 10/14/1995 24 Tommy Kane vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 23 Malcolm Thomas 1993-96 7 Olindo Mare vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 24 David Walker at Pittsburgh 10/19/1991 23 Rob Konrad 1995-98 7 Nate Trout vs. Virginia Tech 9/28/1996 24 Walter Reyes vs. UCF 9/20/2003 7 Nate Trout vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1996 24 Damien Rhodes vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 MOST TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR 7 Mike Shafer vs. Buffalo 9/2/2000 24 Delone Carter vs. Wyoming 9/30/2006 (touchdowns by run or pass) 7 Ross Krautman vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 24 Delone Carter vs. Maine 9/26/2009 Game Season 24 Delone Carter vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 TD Name Date PAT Name Years Season 1. 6 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 1. 58 Nate Trout 1998 Points Name Year Season 2. 52 Nate Trout 1996 1. 128 Walter Reyes ^ 2003 TD Name Year 3. 46 Nate Trout 1997 2. 114 Floyd Little 1965 1. 30 Donovan McNabb 1998 4. 43 Tim Vesling 1987 3. 106 Jim Brown 1956 2. 28 Don McPherson 1987 43 Ross Krautman 2012 4. 104 Walter Reyes 2002 28 Ryan Nassib 2012 6. 38 Olindo Mare 1995 5. 100 Ger Schwedes 1959 4. 26 Donovan McNabb 1997 7. 37 Kevin J. Greene 1988 6. 94 Ernie Davis 1961 5. 22 Donovan McNabb 1996 8. 35 Mike Shafer 2000 94 Nate Trout 1998 22 Ryan Nassib 2011 9. 34 John Biskup 1991 8. 92 Floyd Little 1966 7. 21 Marvin Graves 1993 10. 33 John Biskup 1990 9. 90 James Mungro 2001 21 Walter Reyes 2003 33 John Biskup 1992 10. 88 Tim Vesling 1987 9. 20 Ryan Nassib 2010 33 Collin Barber 2002 88 Ross Krautman 2012 10. 19 Floyd Little 1965 33 Collin Barber 2003 Career 19 Don McPherson 1985 33 Ross Krautman 2011 Points Name Years 19 Marvin Graves 1992 Career 1. 334 Nate Trout 1996-99 Career PAT Name Years 2. 296 John Biskup 1989-92 TD Name Years 1. 187 Nate Trout 1996-99 3. 280 Walter Reyes 2001-04 1. 96 Donovan McNabb 1995-98 2. 125 John Biskup 1989-92 4. 278 Floyd Little 1964-66 2. 75 Ryan Nassib 2009-12 3. 111 Collin Barber 2001-04 5. 250 Ross Krautman 2010- 3. 65 Don McPherson 1983-87 4. 106 Ross Krautman 2010- 6. 237 Collin Barber 2001-04 65 Marvin Graves 1990-93 5. 75 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 7. 234 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 5. 47 Floyd Little 1964-66 6. 72 Gary Anderson 1979-81 8. 220 Ernie Davis 1959-61 6. 46 Walter Reyes 2001-04 7. 71 Tim Vesling 1985-87 9. 203 Don McAulay 1983-85 7. 38 Bill Hurley 1975-79 8. 69 Patrick Shadle 2006-08 10. 198 Gary Anderson 1979-81 38 Troy Nunes 1999-02 9. 66 George Jakowenko 1968-70 9. 35 Ernie Davis 1959-61 10. 62 Don McAulay 1983-85 * Former NCAA record ^ BIG EAST leader 10. 34 R.J. Anderson 2000-03 & Ties BIG EAST record • ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 183 INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS MOST PATS ATTEMPTED MOST FIELD GOALS MADE MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game Game Game PAT Name Date FG Name Date FGA Name Date 1. 10 Nate Trout vs. Rutgers & 9/19/1998 1. 5 Don McAulay vs. Kent State 9/10/1983 1. 6 George Jakowenko vs. Navy 10/24/1970 2. 9 Nate Trout vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 2. 4 Dave Jacobs at N.C. State 9/16/1978 6 Dave Jacobs vs. West Virginia 11/15/1975 9 Nate Trout vs. Miami 11/28/1998 4 Gary Anderson vs. Miami 10/27/1979 3. 5 Dave Jacobs at Oregon State 9/10/1977 9 Collin Barber vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 4 Gary Anderson vs. Colgate 10/31/1981 5 Dave Jacobs vs. Virginia 10/29/1977 5. 8 Jim Brown vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 4 Tim Vesling vs. Maryland 9/5/1987 5 Dave Jacobs at N.C. State 9/16/1978 8 Nate Trout vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 4 John Biskup vs. East Carolina 10/28/1989 5 Don McAulay vs. Kent State 9/10/1983 8 Mike Shafer vs. Buffalo 9/2/2000 4 Nate Trout vs. Tennessee 9/5/1998 5 John Biskup vs. East Carolina 10/28/1989 8. 7 Harry Nussbaum vs. Holy Cross 11/12/1949 4 Nate Trout vs. Tulane 10/2/1999 5 Nate Trout vs. Tennessee 9/5/1998 7 Bob Koleser vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 4 Ross Krautman vs. WVU 10/23/2010 5 Mike Shafer vs. Pittsburgh 10/7/2000 7 Gary Anderson at Northwestern 9/22/1979 4 Ross Krautman vs. Toledo 10/24/2011 10. 4 28 times; most recent 7 Russ Carpentieri vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 4 Ross Krautman vs. Connecticut 10/19/2012 Ross Krautman vs. Connecticut 9/24/2011 7 Tim Vesling vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 7 Kevin J. Greene vs. Navy 11/5/1988 Season Season 7 John Biskup at Vanderbilt 10/6/1990 FG Name Year FGA Name Year 7 Pat O’Neill vs. Temple 11/6/1993 1. 18 Gary Anderson 1981 1. 30 Dave Jacobs 1975 7 Olindo Mare at Temple 10/22/1994 18 Ross Krautman 2010 2. 29 Dave Jacobs 1977 7 Olindo Mare vs. Eastern Mich. 10/14/1995 3. 17 Don McAulay 1985 3. 25 George Jakowenko 1969 7 Olindo Mare vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 17 John Biskup 1991 4. 24 John Biskup 1992 7 Nate Trout vs. Virginia Tech 9/28/1996 5. 16 Dave Jacobs 1977 5. 23 Dave Jacobs 1978 7 Nate Trout vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1996 16 Dave Jacobs 1978 23 Don McAulay 1985 7 Nate Trout at Temple 10/18/1997 16 John Biskup 1992 23 Ross Krautman 2012 7 Ross Krautman vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 16 Patrick Shadle 2006 8. 22 John Biskup 1991 9. 15 Gary Anderson 1979 22 Collin Barber 2004 Season 15 Don McAulay 1983 10. 21 Don McAulay 1983 PAT Name Year 15 Don McAulay 1984 1. 58 Nate Trout 1998 Career 2. 53 Nate Trout 1996 15 Tim Vesling 1987 FGA Name Years 3. 52 Nate Trout 1997 15 Kevin J. Greene 1988 1. 101 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 4. 43 Tim Vesling 1987 15 Nate Trout 1999 2. 78 John Biskup 1989-92 43 Ross Krautman 2012 15 Ross Krautman 2011 3. 65 Nate Trout 1996-99 6. 39 Olindo Mare 1995 15 Ross Krautman 2012 4. 64 Collin Barber 2001-04 7. 37 Kevin J. Greene 1988 Career 5. 63 Don McAulay 1983-85 37 Mike Shafer 2000 FG Name Year 6. 61 Ross Krautman 2010- 9. 36 John Biskup 1990 1. 57 John Biskup 1989-92 7. 56 Gary Anderson 1979-81 36 Collin Barber 2002 2. 53 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 8. 51 George Jakowenko 1968-70 3. 49 Nate Trout 1996-99 9. 50 Patrick Shadle 2005-08 Career 4. 48 Ross Krautman 2010- 10. 38 Bernie Ruoff 1972-74 PAT Name Years 5. 47 Don McAulay 1983-85 1. 195 Nate Trout 1996-99 6. 42 Gary Anderson 1979-81 2. 132 John Biskup 1989-92 42 Collin Barber 2001-04 LONGEST FIELD GOALS MADE 3. 119 Collin Barber 2001-04 8. 40 Patrick Shadle 2006-08 4 109 Ross Krautman 2010- 9. 28 Tim Vesling 1985-87 Syracuse 5. 79 Bob Koleser 1949-51 10. 21 George Jakowenko 1968-70 Yards Name Date 6. 78 Dave Jacobs 1975-78 1. 58 David Jacobs vs. Boston College 10/25/1975 7. 75 George Jakowenko 1968-70 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 2. 56 David Jacobs at Illinois 10/1/1977 8. 72 Gary Anderson 1979-81 Game 3. 55 David Jacobs at Pittsburgh 10/30/1976 9. 71 Tim Vesling 1985-87 4. 53 Sean Reali vs. Rutgers 9/17/1994 Pct. (FG/FGA) Name Date 10. 70 Patrick Shadle 2006-08 53 Patrick Shadle at West Virginia 10/11/2008 1. 100.0 (5/5) Don McAulay 9/10/1983 6. 52 John Biskup vs. Temple 11/2/1991 Kent State HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF PATS MADE 52 David Jacobs at Iowa 9/18/1976 Game Season (min. 10 attempts) 8. 51 Donald McAulay vs. Navy 11/10/1984 Pct. (FG/FGA) Name Year Pct. (PAT-PAT) Name Date 51 Donald McAulay vs. Penn State 10/15/1983 1. .947 (18/19) Gary Anderson * 1981 1. 100.0 (10-of-10) Nate Trout vs. Rutgers & 9/19/1998 51 Gary Anderson vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 .947 (18/19) Ross Krautman % 2010 100.0 (9-of-9) Nate Trout vs. Cincinnati & 10/10/1998 3. .889 (16/18) Patrick Shadle 2006 Opponent Nate Trout vs. Miami & 11/28/1998 4. .882 (15/17) Kevin J. Greene 1988 Yards Name Date Collin Barber vs. Rhode Island & 9/14/2002 5. .833 (15/18) Tim Vesling 1987 1. 56 Delbert Alvarado, South Florida 11/11/2006 100.0 (8-of-8) Nate Trout vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 6. .823 (14/17) Patrick Shadle 2008 2. 55 Dan Orner, North Carolina 9/7/2002 100.0 (7-of-7) Gary Anderson at Northwestern 9/22/1979 7. .789 (15/19) Nate Trout 1999 55 Matt Bahr, Penn State 10/18/1975 Russ Carpentieri vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 .789 (15/19) Don McAulay 1984 Tim Vesling vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 4. 53 Mike Bass, Illinois 9/18/1982 .789 (15/19) Ross Krautman 2011 Kevin J. Greene vs. Navy 11/5/1988 53 Paul Woodside, at West Virginia 10/13/1984 10. .778 (14/18) John Biskup 1989 John Biskup at Vanderbilt 10/6/1990 6. 52 Dan Orner, North Carolina 9/7/2002 Pat O’Neill vs. Temple 11/6/1993 Career (min. 24 attempts) 52 Carlos Huerta, at Miami 11/24/1990 Olindo Mare at. Temple 10/22/1994 Pct. (FG/FGA) Name Years 52 Brian Lowe, Boston College 11/4/1989 Olindo Mare vs. E. Michigan 10/14/1995 1. .800 (40/50) Patrick Shadle 2006-08 52 Carmen Scalfani, Rutgers 10/8/1988 Olindo Mare vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 2. .787 (48/61) Ross Krautman 2010- 52 Jeremiah Detmer, Toledo 9/24/2011 Nate Trout vs. Virginia Tech 9/28/1996 3. .757 (28/37) Tim Vesling 1985-87 Nate Trout vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1996 4. .754 (49/65) Nate Trout 1996-99 LONGEST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTED Ross Krautman vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 5. .750 (42/56) Gary Anderson * 1979-81 1. 69 Dave Jacobs vs. West Virginia 11/20/1976 Season (min. 50) 6. .746 (47/63) Don McAulay 1983-85 7. .731 (57/78) John Biskup 1989-92 1. 100.0 (58-of-58) Nate Trout & 1998 8. .656 (42-64) Collin Barber 2001-04 Career (min. 50) 9. .625 (15-24) Olindo Mare 1994-95 1. 100.0 (72-of-72) Gary Anderson 1979-81 10. .525 (53/101) Dave Jacobs 1975-78 & Ties BIG EAST record % BIG EAST record * Former NCAA record 184 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING LEADERS TDs PATs 2-PATS FGs Pts Pts/G TDs PATs 2-PATS FGs Pts Pts/G 1945 Roger Robinson 3 0-0 0 0-0 18 1979 Bill Hurley 12 0-0 1 0-0 74 1946 Joe Watt 7 0-0 0 0-0 42 1980 Gary Anderson 0 22-22 0 9-16 49 1947 Ed Dolan 3 0-0 0 0-0 18 1981 Gary Anderson 0 22-22 0 18-19 76 1948 George Davis 5 0-0 0 0-0 30 1982 Russ Carpentieri 0 17-17 1 8-17 43 1949 George Davis 12 0-0 0 0-0 72 1983 Don McAulay 0 19-19 0 15-21 64 5.8 1950 Bernie Custis 8 0-0 0 0-0 48 1984 Don McAulay 0 14-14 0 15-19 59 5.4 1951 Ed Dobrowolski 7 0-0 0 0-0 42 1985 Don McAulay 0 29-29 0 17-23 80 7.3 John Donati 7 0-0 0 0-0 42 1986 Tim Vesling 0 28-28 0 13-19 67 6.1 1952 Pat Stark 11 0-0 0 0-0 66 1987 Tim Vesling 0 43-43 0 15-18 88 7.3 1953 Bob Leberman 6 2 0 0-0 38 1988 Kevin J. Greene 0 37-37 0 15-17 82 6.8 1954 Ray Perkins 7 5 0 0-0 47 1989 John Biskup 0 25-29 0 14-18 67 5.6 1955 Jim Brown 7 13 0 0-0 55 1990 John Biskup 0 33-36 0 10-14 63 4.8 1956 Jim Brown 14 22 0 0-0 106 1991 John Biskup 0 34-34 0 17-22 85 7.1 1957 Tom Stephens 7 0-0 0 0-0 42 1992 John Biskup ^ 0 33-33 0 16-24 81 7.36 ^ 1958 Chuck Zimmerman 9 0-0 0 0-0 54 1993 Pat O’Neill 0 31-31 0 10-17 61 5.5 1959 Gerhard Schwedes 16 4 0 0-0 100 1994 Kirby Dar Dar 12 0-0 0 0-0 72 6.5 1960 Ernie Davis 10 2 0 0-0 62 1995 Olindo Mare 0 38-39 0 12-17 74 6.2 1961 Ernie Davis 15 4 0 0-0 94 1996 Nate Trout 0 52-53 0 11-15 85 7.1 1962 Wally Mahle 6 4 0 0-0 40 1997 Nate Trout 0 46-52 0 11-15 79 6.6 1963 Mike Koski 6 2 0 0-0 38 1998 Nate Trout 0 58-58 0 12-16 94 7.8 1964 Jim Nance 13 0-0 0 0-0 78 1999 Nate Trout 0 31-32 0 15-19 76 6.3 1965 Floyd Little 19 0-0 0 0-0 114 2000 Dee Brown 11 0-0 1 0-0 68 6.2 1966 Floyd Little 15 1 0 0-0 92 2001 James Mungro 15 0-0 0 0-0 90 7.5 1967 Larry Csonka 10 0-0 1 0-0 62 2002 Walter Reyes 17 0-0 1-1 0-0 104 8.7 1968 George Jakowenko 0 25-30 0 7-11 46 2003 Walter Reyes ^ 21 0-0 1-1 0-0 128 10.7 ^ 1969 George Jakowenko 0 18-19 0 9-25 45 2004 Damien Rhodes 11 0-0 0 0-0 66 5.5 1970 Marty Januszkiewicz 8 0-0 0 0-0 48 Collin Barber 0 24-27 0 14-22 66 6.0 1971 Roger Praetorius 11 0-0 0 0-0 66 2005 Damien Rhodes 7 0-0 0 0-0 42 3.8 1972 Marty Januszkiewicz 5 0-0 0 0-0 30 2006 Patrick Shadle 0 21-21 0 16-18 69 5.8 1973 Brian Hambleton 4 0-0 0 0-0 24 2007 Mike Williams 10 0-0 0 0-0 60 5.0 Bob Mitch 4 0-0 0 0-0 24 2008 Patrick Shadle 0 25-25 0 14/17 67 5.6 1974 Bernie Ruoff 0 10-12 0 5-9 25 2009 Delone Carter 12 0-0 0 0-0 72 6.0 1975 Dave Jacobs 0 16-17 0 14-30 58 2010 Ross Krautman 0 30-32 0 18-19 84 6.5 1976 Dave Jacobs 0 19-19 0 7-19 40 2011 Ross Krautman 0 33-34 0 15-19 78 6.5 1977 Dave Jacobs 0 22-22 0 16-29 70 2012 Ross Krautman 0 43-43 0 15-23 88 1978 Dave Jacobs 0 18-20 0 16-23 66

TOP GAME SCORING LEADERS (since 1949) Syracuse Player Points Opponent Date 1. Jim Brown 43 (6 TDs, 7 PATs) * vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 2. Floyd Little 30 (5 TDs) vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 Walter Reyes 30 (5 TDs) vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 4. George Davis 24 (4 TDs) at Columbia 11/20/1948 Floyd Little 24 (4 TDs) vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 Floyd Little 24 (4 TDs) at West Virginia 11/13/1965 Tony Gabriel 24 (4 TDs) vs. Miami 11/21/1970 Joe Morris 24 (4 TDs) vs. Miami (OH) 9/20/1980 Tommy Kane 24 (4 TDs) vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 David Walker 24 (4 TDs) at Pittsburgh 10/19/1991 Walter Reyes 24 (4 TDs) vs. UCF 9/20/2003 Damien Rhodes 24 (4 TDs) vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 Delone Carter 24 (4 TDs) vs. Wyoming 9/30/2006 Delone Carter 24 (4 TDs) vs. Maine 9/26/2009 Delone Carter 24 (4 TDs) vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 Opponent Player Points Team Date 1. Sherman Myers 30 (5 TDs) Temple 10/13/1979 2. Eddie Meyers 24 (4 TDs) Navy 11/7/1981 Ernest Wilford 24 (4 TDs) Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 Patrick White 24 (4 TDs) West Virginia 10/14/2006 5. Bobby Luna 19 (2 TDs, 7 PATs) Alabama 1/1/1952 6. 28 times, most recent, George Winn 18 (3 TDs) Cincinnati 11/3/2012 Running back Damien Rhodes scored four touchdowns * Former NCAA record against Buffalo in 2005.

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 185 INDIVIDUAL PASS DEFENSE RECORDS MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED Game Int. Name Date 1. 3 Avatus Stone vs. Penn State 10/14/1950 3 Tommy Myers at Penn State 10/17/1970 3 Markus Paul vs. Temple 10/26/1985 4. 2 62 times; most recent Keon Lyn at Temple 11/23/2012 Season Int. Name Year 1. 8 Tommy Myers 1971 2. 7 Avatus Stone 1950 7 Markus Paul 1985 7 Rob Thomson 1989 7 Donovin Darius 1997 6. 6 Walt Slovenski 1946 6 Jim Ridlon 1956 6 Cliff Ensley 1967 6 Cliff Ensley 1968 6 Keith Moody 1975 6 John Patterson 1978 6 Ron Hobby 1984 6 Bob Grosvenor 1992 6 Kevin Abrams 1995 6 Anthony Smith 2005 6 Phillip Thomas 2011 Career Int. Name Years 1. 19 Markus Paul 1985-88 2. 18 Tommy Myers 1969-71 Safety Anthony Smith led the BIG EAST in 2005 with six interceptions, finishing with 14 for his career. 3. 14 Anthony Smith 2002-05 4. 13 Walt Slovenski 1946-48 MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS 5. 12 Avatus Stone 1950-51 YARDS GAINED Yards Name Date 12 Cliff Ensley 1966-68 Game 1. 100 TD Dan Rackiewicz at Pittsburgh 10/31/1959 12 Ron Hobby 1981-84 2. 98 TD Tebucky Jones vs. Tulane 9/20/1997 Yards Name Date 12 Donovin Darius 1994-97 3. 97 TD Art Baker at Navy 10/10/1959 1. 108 Walt Slovenski vs. Temple 11/2/1946 9. 11 Jim Ridlon 1954-56 4. 96 TD Jason Poles vs. West Virginia 11/1/1997 2. 107 Larry King vs. Boston College 10/25/1975 10. 10 Ray Perkins 1952-55 5. 91 TD John Snider vs. Richmond 11/16/1963 3. 100 Dan Rackiewicz at Pittsburgh 10/31/1959 10 Quentin Harris 1998-01 6. 80 TD Joe Watt vs. Cornell 11/9/1946 4. 98 Avatus Stone vs. Penn State 10/14/1950 80 TD Arden McConnell vs. Columbia 11/22/1947 98 Tebucky Jones vs. Tulane 9/20/1997 INTERCEPTION LEADERS BY CLASS 8. 72 Larry King vs. Boston College 10/25/1975 6. 97 Art Baker at Navy 10/10/1959 9. 68 TD Rich Lasse vs. Maryland 9/22/1956 *Freshman Year Int. 7. 96 Jason Poles vs. West Virginia 11/1/1997 10. 66 TD Larry King vs. Navy 11/5/1977 Markus Paul 1985 7 8. 91 John Snider vs. Richmond 11/16/1963 Anthony Kyasky 1966 4 9. 81 Quentin Harris at Boston College 10/17/1998 Keith Bulluck 1996 3 10. 80 Joe Watt at. Cornell 11/9/1946 HIGHEST AVERAGE PER RETURN Quentin Harris 1998 3 80 Arden McConnell at Columbia 11/22/1947 Steve Gregory 2002 2 Game (min. 2) Sophomore Season 1. 54.0 Walt Slovenski, Temple 11/2/1946 Yards Name Year Walt Slovenski 1946 6 Season (min. 3) 1. 161 Diamond Ferri 2004 Tommy Myers 1969 5 1. 43.7 Charley Brown 1964 2. 147 Cliff Ensley 1968 Tim Moresco 1974 5 Career (min. 6) John Humphreys 1962 5 3. 143 Walt Slovenski 1946 1. 29.7 Charley Brown 1963-65 John Snider 1961 5 4. 131 Charley Brown 1964 Anthony Smith 2003 5 5. 128 Quentin Harris 1998 Junior 6. 122 Avatus Stone 1950 MOST INTERCEPTION RETURNS Avatus Stone 1950 7 7. 113 Tommy Myers 1970 FOR TOUCHDOWN Rob Thomson 1989 7 8. 107 Larry King 1975 Cliff Ensley 1967 6 9. 104 Tebucky Jones 1997 Game Bob Grosvenor 1992 6 10. 102 Larry King 1977 1. 1 48 times; most recent, Kevin Abrams 1995 6 Career Keon Lyn at Temple 12/232012 Senior Yards Name Years Season Tommy Myers 1971 8 1. 218 Tommy Myers 1969-71 1. 1 48 times; most recent, Donovin Darius 1997 7 2. 212 Quentin Harris 1998-01 Keon Lyn 2012 Jim Ridlon 1956 6 3. 209 Larry King 1975-77 Career Cliff Ensley 1968 6 4. 188 Avatus Stone 1950-51 1. 2 Mark Weber 1958-60 Ron Hobby 1984 6 5. 185 Diamond Ferri 2000-04 Ernie Davis 1959-61 Anthony Smith 2005 6 6. 178 Charley Brown 1963-65 Rich King 1962-64 * Freshmen became eligible for varsity competition in 1972 7. 176 Cliff Ensley 1966-68 Ed Mantie 1965-67 8. 172 Anthony Smith 2002-05 Tim Moresco 1973-76 9. 169 Walt Slovenski 1946-48 10. 163 Jim Ridlon 1954-56

186 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL PASS DEFENSE RECORDS MOST PASSES DEFENDED (since 1987) Season PD Int. BrUp Year 1. Kevin Abrams 24 6 18 1995 2. Steve Gregory ^ 21 2 19 2002 3. Kevin Abrams 19 0 19 1994 4. Will Allen 19 0 19 2000 5. Greg Walker 17 3 14 1990 Rod Gadson 17 3 14 1995 Will Allen 17 2 15 1999 Willie Ford 17 1 16 2001 9. Latroy Oliver 16 4 12 2001 10. Bryce Bevill 14 3 11 1994 Dwayne Joseph 14 3 11 1994 Ian McIntosh 14 5 9 1999 Steve Gregory 14 2 12 2003 Anthony Smith 14 6 8 2005 Career PD Int. BrUp Years 1. Kevin Abrams 55 6 49 1994-96 2. Will Allen 42 4 38 1997-00 3. Steve Gregory 40 6 34 2002-05 4. Donovin Darius 37 12 25 1994-97 5. Willie Ford 36 3 33 1998-01 6. Dwayne Joseph 34 7 27 1990-93 Rod Gadson 34 7 27 1994-97 8. Anthony Smith 31 14 17 2002-05 9. Greg Walker 29 8 21 1988-91 Cornerback Keon Lyn had two interceptions, including one for a 31-yard touchdown return, in Syracuse’s Quentin Harris 29 10 19 1998-01 38-20 victory at Temple in 2012. ^ BIG EAST leader YEAR-BY-YEAR INTERCEPTION LEADERS MOST PASS BREAKUPS (since 1987) Year No. Yards 1979 Jim Collins 3 83 1 TD Game 1946 Walter Slovenski 6 143 1980 Ike Bogosian 4 35 BrUp Name Date 1947 Walter Slovenski 4 26 1981 Jerry Kilpatrick 5 42 1. 6 Steve Gregory vs. North Carolina 9/7/2002 1948 Albert Watrel 4 43 1982 Tony Romano 4 65 2. 5 Dan Bucey at Navy 11/11/1989 1949 Jim Shreve 3 62 1983 Ron Hobby 4 19 5 Will Allen vs. Kentucky 12/29/1999 1950 Avatus Stone 7 122 1984 Ron Hobby 6 42 5 Willie Ford at Pittsburgh 10/13/2001 1951 Avatus Stone 5 66 1985 Markus Paul 7 53 5. 4 David Holmes vs. Temple 9/3/1988 1952 Bruce Yancey 5 92 1986 Markus Paul 3 18 4 Greg Walker vs. Michigan State 9/15/1990 1953 Ray Perkins 3 3 1987 Markus Paul 5 15 4 Kevin Abrams vs. Miami 11/5/1994 1954 Jim Brown 3 14 1988 Terry Wooden 4 33 4 Will Allen at Cincinnati 9/9/2000 Ray Perkins 3 0 Markus Paul 4 20 4 Latroy Oliver vs. Central Florida 9/8/2001 1955 Jim Ridlon 3 63 1989 Rob Thomson 7 74 1 TD 4 Steve Gregory vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 1956 Jim Ridlon 6 70 1990 Greg Walker 3 29 1957 Dan Fogarty 4 56 1991 Greg Walker 4 33 Season 1958 Dan Fogarty 3 21 1992 Bob Grosvenor 6 38 BrUp Name Year 1959 Ger Schwedes 3 12 1993 Tony Jones 3 6 1. 19 Kevin Abrams 1994 1960 Bob Thomas 2 4 1994 Bryce Bevill 3 66 19 Will Allen 2000 Dave Sarette 2 0 1995 Kevin Abrams ^ 6 13 19 Steve Gregory ^ 2002 1961 John Snider 5 59 1996 Phil Nash 4 16 4. 18 Kevin Abrams 1995 1962 John Humphreys 5 53 1997 Donovin Darius ^ 7 56 5. 16 Willie Ford 2001 1963 Ed Conti 3 33 1998 Quentin Harris 3 128 6. 15 Will Allen 1999 Hal Rooney 3 29 1999 Ian McIntosh 5 77 1 TD 7. 14 Greg Walker 1990 1964 Charley Brown 3 131 1 TD 2000 Will Allen 2 9 14 Rod Gadson 1995 1965 Terry Roe 4 55 1 TD 2001 Quentin Harris 4 42 9. 12 Latroy Oliver 2001 1966 Tony Kyasky 4 58 Latroy Oliver 4 39 12 Steve Gregory 2003 1967 Cliff Ensley 6 29 2002 Steve Gregory 2 2 Career 1968 Cliff Ensley 6 147 1 TD 2003 Anthony Smith 5 37 BrUp Name Years 1969 Tommy Myers 5 48 2004 Diamond Ferri 4 161 1 TD 1. 49 Kevin Abrams 1994-96 1970 Tommy Myers 5 113 2005 Anthony Smith ^ 6 73 2. 38 Will Allen 1997-00 1971 Tommy Myers 8 57 2006 Joe Fields 4 6 3. 34 Steve Gregory 2002-05 1972 Chuck Boniti 4 20 2007 Joe Fields 4 62 4. 33 Willie Ford 1998-01 1973 Ken Sawyer 3 31 2008 Mike Holmes 2 16 5. 27 Dwayne Joseph 1990-93 Jim Longley 3 31 Bruce Williams 2 9 27 Rod Gadson 1994-97 Gary Sweat 3 6 2009 Mike Holmes 3 25 7. 25 Donovin Darius 1994-97 1974 Tim Moresco 5 81 1 TD 2010 Doug Hogue 2 58 8. 21 Greg Walker 1988-91 1975 Keith Moody 6 82 Da’Mon Merkerson 2 0 21 Latroy Oliver 1999-02 1976 Steve Spinney 2 3 2011 Phillip Thomas ^ 6 50 10. 19 Quentin Harris 1998-01 Larry King 2 0 2012 Keon Lyn 3 32 ^ BIG EAST leader 1977 Warren Harvey 3 59 ^ BIG EAST leader 1978 John Patterson 6 30

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 187 INDIVIDUAL TACKLE RECORDS TOTAL TACKLES Game Tackles (S-A) Name Date 1. 42 (22-20) Jim Collins vs. Penn State 10/20/1979 2. 28 (21- 7) Jim Collins vs. West Virginia 9/15/1979 3. 27 (16-11) Tony Romano vs. Pittsburgh 10/23/1982 4. 25 (15-10) Jim Collins vs. Kansas 10/4/1980 25 (17- 8) Mike Gyetvay vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 6. 24 (15- 9) Jim Collins at Navy 11/10/1979 24 (13-11) Tony Romano at Navy 11/7/1981 24 (13-11) Tim Pidgeon vs. Mississippi State 9/6/1986 24 (15- 9) Derek Ward vs. Rutgers 9/27/1986 10. 23 (14- 9) Mike Gyetvay vs. West Virginia 11/21/1981 23 (12-11) Rudy Reed at Virginia Tech 9/28/1985 Season Tackles (S-A) Name Year 1. 229 (139-90) Jim Collins 1979 2. 198 (102-96) Tony Romano 1982 3. 189 (122-67) Jim Collins 1978 4. 177 (104-73) Tony Romano 1981 5. 172 (79-93) Rudy Reed 1984 6. 169 (88-81) Tony Romano 1983 7. 164 (104-60) Tim Pidgeon 1985 8. 158 (98-60) Tim Pidgeon 1986 9. 152 (79-73) Rudy Reed 1985 10. 151 (87-64) Bernard King 1984 Career Jim Collins owns the Syracuse records for most tackles in a game, season and career. Tackles (S-A) Name Years 1. 624 (389-235) Jim Collins 1976, 1978-80 SOLO TACKLES ASSISTED TACKLES 2. 578 (313-265) Tony Romano 1980-83 Game Game 3. 536 (270-266) Rudy Reed 1982-85 Tackles Name Date Tackles Name Date 4. 442 (308-134) Antwaune Ponds 1994-97 1. 22 Jim Collins vs. Penn State 10/20/1079 1. 20 Jim Collins vs. Penn State 10/20/1979 5. 405 (244-161) Clifton Smith 1999-02 2. 21 Jim Collins vs. West Virginia 9/15/1979 2. 17 Tony Romano at Navy 11/5/1983 6. 402 (178-224) David Bavaro 1986-89 3. 17 Mike Gyetvay vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 3. 14 Mike Zunic at Ohio State 9/8/1979 7. 379 (229-150) Donovin Darius 1994-97 4. 16 Tony Romano vs. Pittsburgh 10/23/1982 14 Tony Romano at Pittsburgh 10/29/1983 8. 375 (252-123) Keith Bulluck 1996-99 5. 15 Jim Collins at Navy 11/10/1979 14 David Bavaro vs. Pittsburgh 12/3/1988 9. 361 (180-181) Glen Young 1989-92 15 Jim Collins vs. Kansas 10/4/1980 6. 13 Mike Zunic vs. West Virginia 9/15/1979 10. 349 (149-200) Mike Zunic 1978-81 15 Pete Ewald at Mississippi State 9/14/1985 13 Tony Romano at Penn State 10/16/1982 15 Derek Ward vs. Rutgers 9/27/1986 13 David Bavaro vs. Penn State 10/14/1989 SOLO TACKLES BY POSITION 9. 14 Mike Gyetvay vs. West Virginia 11/21/1981 9. 12 Ken Kollar at Ohio State 9/8/1979 14 Tony Romano vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 12 Mike Zunic at Kansas 10/6/1979 Season 14 Rudy Reed at Indiana 9/25/1982 12 Bernard King at Navy 11/5/1983 Most solo tackles by a down lineman 14 Bernard King at Florida 10/6/1984 12 Dan Bucey vs. Army 9/16/1989 64 Kevin Mitchell 1991 14 Dan Conley vs. Miami 11/5/1994 Season Most solo tackles by a linebacker Season Tackles Name Year 139 Jim Collins 1979 Tackles Name Year 1. 96 Tony Romano 1982 Most solo tackles by a defensive back 1. 139 Jim Collins 1979 2. 93 Rudy Reed 1984 75 Diamond Ferri 2003 2. 122 Jim Collins 1978 3. 90 Jim Collins 1979 Career 3. 104 Tony Romano 1981 4. 81 Tony Romano 1983 Most solo tackles by a down lineman 104 Tim Pidgeon 1985 5. 78 Mike Zunic 1979 203 Kevin Mitchell 1990-93 5. 102 Tony Romano 1982 6. 77 Glen Young 1991 Most solo tackles by a linebacker 6. 98 Tim Pidgeon 1986 7. 73 Tony Romano 1981 389 Jim Collins 1978-80 7. 94 Rich Scanlon 2003 73 Daniel Bucey 1989 Most solo tackles by a defensive back 8. 92 Jim Collins 1980 9. 69 Mike Gyetvay 1981 229 Donovin Darius 1994-97 9. 90 Keith Bulluck 1999 10. 67 Jim Collins 1978 10. 89 Antwaune Ponds 1997 67 David Bavaro 1988 89 Clifton Smith 2002 Career Career Tackles Name Years Tackles Name Years 1. 266 Rudy Reed 1982-85 1. 389 Jim Collins 1976, 1978-80 2. 265 Tony Romano 1980-83 2. 313 Tony Romano 1980-83 3. 235 Jim Collins 1976, 78-80 3. 308 Antwaune Ponds 1994-97 4. 224 David Bavaro 1986-89 4. 270 Rudy Reed 1982-85 5. 200 Mike Zunic 1978-81 5. 252 Keith Bulluck 1996-99 6. 181 Glen Young 1989-92 6. 244 Clifton Smith 1999-02 7. 161 Dan Bucey 1987-89 7. 229 Donovin Darius 1994-97 161 Clifton Smith 1999-02 8. 225 Nate Hemsley 1993-96 9. 156 Tim Green 1982-85 9. 209 Tim Pidgeon 1984-86 10. 150 Donovin Darius 1994-97 10. 203 Kevin Mitchell 1990-93

188 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL TACKLE RECORDS TACKLE LEADERS BY CLASS (since 1978) Freshman Tackles Year Dan Conley 126 1990 Antwaune Ponds 122 1994 Rudy Reed 121 1982 Nate Hemsley 81 1993 Terry Wooden 72 1986 Sophomore Jim Collins 189 1978 Tony Romano 177 1981 Donovin Darius 131 1995 Mike Zunic 118 1979 Antwaune Ponds 111 1995 Junior Jim Collins 229 1979 Tony Romano 198 1982 Rudy Reed 172 1984 Tim Pidgeon 164 1985 Craig Bingham 144 1980 Senior Tony Romano 169 1983 Tim Pidgeon 158 1986 Rudy Reed 152 1985 Bernard King 151 1984 Rich Scanlon 147 2003

TACKLES FOR LOSS (since 1994) Game Arthur Jones ranks third in Syracuse history for most tackles for a loss (38.5-136 yds). The defensive TFL-Yards Name Date tackle won the 2013 Super Bowl Championship as a member of the Baltimore Ravens. 1. 6.5-35 Doug Hogue vs. Rutgers 11/21/2009 2. 5.0-40 Dwight Freeney vs. Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 5.0-34 Antwaune Ponds at West Virginia 11/2/1996 YEAR-BY-YEAR TACKLE LEADERS 5.0-22 Christian Ferrara vs. Notre Dame 12/6/2003 Year Name Solos Assists Total T/G 5. 4.0-27 James Wyche vs. Connecticut 10/30/2004 1978 Jim Collins 122 67 189 4.0-25 Duke Pettijohn vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 1979 Jim Collins 139 90 229 4.0-24 Dwight Freeney vs. Brigham Young 9/30/2000 1980 Jim Collins 92 53 145 4.0-22 Dwight Freeney vs. West Virginia 11/10/2001 1981 Tony Romano 104 73 177 4.0-21 Duke Pettijohn at Pittsburgh 10/7/1999 1982 Tony Romano 102 96 198 4.0-5 Arthur Jones vs. Buffalo 10/20/2007 1983 Tony Romano 88 81 169 4.0-24 Arthur Jones at Notre Dame 11/22/2008 1984 Rudy Reed 79 93 172 Season 1985 Tim Pidgeon 104 60 164 TFL-Yards Name Year 1986 Tim Pidgeon 98 60 158 1. 25.5-141 Dwight Freeney 2001 1987 David Bavaro 38 64 102 8.5 2. 18.0-115 Dwight Freeney 2000 1988 David Bavaro 59 67 126 10.5 3. 17.5- 43 Arthur Jones 2007 1989 David Bavaro 59 62 121 10.1 4. 17.0- 61 Louis Gachelin 2002 1990 Dan Conley 70 56 126 9.7 5. 16.5- 43 Christian Ferrara 2003 1991 Glen Young 63 77 140 11.7 6. 16.0- 98 Doug Hogue 2009 1992 Glen Young 57 45 102 9.3 7. 15.0- 55 James Wyche 2004 1993 Nate Hemsley 57 24 81 7.4 8. 15.0- 93 Brandon Sharpe 2012 1994 Tony Jones 86 40 126 11.5 9. 14.5- 61 Jameel McClain 2006 1995 Donovin Darius 79 52 131 10.9 10. 14.0- 53 Antwuane Ponds 1996 1996 Nate Hemsley 77 29 106 8.8 14.0- 59 Duke Pettijohn 2000 1997 Donovin Darius 70 49 119 9.9 14.0- 39 Dyshawn Davis 2012 Antwaune Ponds 84 35 119 9.9 Career 1998 Keith Bulluck 79 25 104 9.5 TFL-Yards Name Years 1999 Keith Bulluck ^ 90 48 138 13.5 ^ 1. 50.5-297 Dwight Freeney 1998-01 2000 Clifton Smith 61 47 108 9.8 2. 40.0-213 Duke Pettijohn 1997-00 2001 Quentin Harris 61 65 126 10.5 3. 38.5-136 Arthur Jones 2006-09 2002 Clifton Smith ^ 89 48 137 11.4 ^ 4. 38.0-145 Louis Gachelin 2000-03 2003 Rich Scanlon 94 53 147 12.3 5. 34.5- 87 Clifton Smith 1999-02 2004 Jerry Mackey 63 43 106 8.8 6. 33.0-107 Antwuane Ponds 1994-97 2005 Kelvin Smith 49 35 84 7.6 7. 30.0- 90 Christian Ferrara 2000-03 2006 Kelvin Smith 58 57 115 9.6 30.0-119 James Wyche 2002-05 Linebacker Kelvin Smith led the Orange 2007 Joe Fields 53 44 97 8.1 9. 27.0-99 Chandler Jones 2009-11 defense in tackles in 2005 and 2006. 2008 Jake Flaherty 44 37 81 6.8 10. 26.5-133 Doug Hogue 2007-10 2009 Derrell Smith 60 22 82 8.2 26.5-103 Marquis Spruill 2010- 2010 Derrell Smith 72 42 114 8.8 * Beginning in 2001 the NCAA began recognizing half tackles 2011 Phillip Thomas 54 28 82 8.2 for loss. 2012 Shamarko Thomas 62 26 88 7.3 ^ BIG EAST leader

189 INDIVIDUAL TACKLE RECORDS TOTAL TACKLES BY A DEFENSIVE BACK Season Tackles Name Year 1. 131 Donovin Darius 1995 2. 126 Tony Jones 1994 126 Quentin Harris 2001 4. 120 Diamond Ferri 2003 5. 119 Donovin Darius 1997 6. 106 Anthony Smith 2003 7. 103 Donovin Darius 1996 8. 99 Diamond Ferri 2004 9. 97 Quentin Harris 1999 97 Joe Fields 2007 Career Tackles Name Years 1. 379 Donovin Darius 1994-97 2. 327 Quentin Harris 1998-01 3. 293 Anthony Smith 2002-05 4. 285 Markus Paul 1985-88 5. 274 Mike Holmes 2007-10 6. 263 Shamarko Thomas 2009-12 7. 244 Keeon Walker 1999-02 8. 236 Tony Jones 1991-94 9. 231 Darrell Parker 1992-95 10. 226 Diamond Ferri 2000-04

BLOCKED KICK RECORDS (since 1983) Game 1. Anthony Smith 2 at Buffalo 9/11/2004 Michael Dresner 2 at West Virginia 11/2/1996 Season Name BLK Year 1. David Tyree 3 2000 Andre Brinson 3 2001 Steve Gregory 3 2002 Anthony Smith 3 2004 All-American and College Football Hall of Fame inductee Tim Green holds the school record for sacks 5. Peter Ewald 2 1983 Bob Grosvenor 2 1993 and for tackles by a down lineman. Mike Brown 2 1996 Michael Dresner 2 1996 TOTAL TACKLES BY A DOWN LINEMAN TOTAL TACKLES BY A LINEBACKER Kevin Abrams 2 1996 Phil Nash 2 1996 Season Season Anthony Smith 2 2003 Tackles Name Year Tackles Name Year 1. 102 Michael Connors 1979 1. 229 Jim Collins 1979 Career Name BLK Years 2. 101 Tim Green 1984 2. 198 Tony Romano 1982 1. Anthony Smith 6 2002-05 3. 94 Tim Green 1983 3. 189 Jim Collins 1978 2. David Tyree 5 1999-02 4. 88 Tim Green 1985 4. 177 Tony Romano 1981 Steve Gregory 5 2002-05 5. 81 Kevin Mitchell 1991 5. 172 Rudy Reed 1984 4. Andre Brinson 3 1999-02 6. 77 Kevin Mitchell 1993 6. 169 Tony Romano 1983 Peter Ewald 3 1983-86 77 Jameel McClain 2007 7. 164 Tim Pidgeon 1985 6. Robert Thomson 2 1987-90 8. 76 John Kinley 1979 8. 158 Tim Pidgeon 1986 Bob Grosvenor 2 1991-93 9. 75 Jamie Kimmel 1983 9. 152 Rudy Reed 1985 Kevin Abrams 2 1994-96 10. 74 Blaise Winter 1983 10. 151 Bernard King 1984 Phil Nash 2 1995-98 Mike Brown 2 1995-96 Career Career Michael Dresner 2 1996 Tackles Name Years Tackles Name Years Clifton Smith 2 1999-02 1. 341 Tim Green 1982-85 1. 624 Jim Collins 1978-80 Keeon Walker 2 1999-02 2. 275 Kevin Mitchell 1990-93 2. 578 Tony Romano 1980-83 James Wyche 2 2001-05 Kader Drame 2 2003-05 3. 242 Ted Gregory 1984-87 3. 536 Rudy Reed 1982-85 Anthony Perkins 2 2006-10 4. 208 Jamie Kimmel 1980-84 4. 442 Antwaune Ponds 1994-97 5. 203 James Wyche 2002-05 5. 405 Clifton Smith 1999-02 6. 199 Mike Charles 1979-82 6. 402 David Bavaro 1986-89 7. 177 Jameel McClain 2004-07 7. 375 Keith Bulluck 1996-99 7. 158 Louis Gachelin 2000-03 8. 361 Glen Young 1989-92 9. 147 Chandler Jones 2009-11 9. 349 Mike Zunic 1983-86 10. 146 Rob Burnett 1987-89 10. 340 Tim Pidgeon 1983-86

190 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • INDIVIDUAL SACK RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR SACKS RECORD Year Name No. (Yds.)** 1978 Mike Gyetvay 5.5 1979 John Kinley 5.5 1980 Jamie Kimmel 5.0 1981 Chris Hand 5.0 1982 Jamie Kimmel 3.0 1983 Tim Green 14.5 1984 Tim Green 15.0 1985 Tim Green 13.5 1986 Keith Friberg 7.0 1987 Robert Burnett 11.0 1988 Keith Friberg 8.5 1989 Terry Wooden 9.0 1990 George Rooks 6.0 1991 Kevin Mitchell 9.0 (47) 1992 Kevin Mitchell 5.5 (34) Jo Jo Wooden 5.5 (27) 1993 Ernie Brown 3.0 (23) Dwayne Joseph 3.0 (11) 1994 Wilky Bazile 7.5 (41) 1995 Dave Rebar 4.5 (30) 1996 Antwaune Ponds 5.5 (34) 1997 Jason Walters 7.0 (41) All-American Dwight Freeney had a record 4.5 sacks against Virginia Tech’s in 2000 1998 Duke Pettijohn 6.5 (55) 1999 Duke Pettijohn 10.5 (72) MOST SACKS MOST FUMBLES (forced and recovered) 2000 Dwight Freeney ^ 13.0 (95) Game Season 2001 Dwight Freeney + ^ 17.5 (121) Sacks Name Date 1. 11 Dwight Freeney + 2001 2002 Louis Gachelin 8.5 (44) 1. 4.5 Dwight Freeney vs. Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 + NCAA leader 2003 Louis Gachelin 5.5 (35) 2. 4.0 Tim Green at Virginia Tech 9/28/1985 2004 James Wyche 5.5 (38) 4.0 Rob Burnett at Pittsburgh 10/31/1987 MOST FUMBLES FORCED 2005 Ryan LaCasse 9.0 (47) 4.0 Antwaune Ponds at WVU 11/2/1996 Season 2006 Jameel McClain ^ 9.5 (51) 4.0 Duke Pettijohn at Pittsburgh 10/7/1999 1. 8 Dwight Freeney * + 2001 2007 Tony Jenkins 2.0 (12) 4.0 Brandon Sharpe vs. Pittsburgh 10/5/2012 * Former NCAA record • + NCAA leader 2008 Nick Santiago 4.5 (25) 7. 3.5 Doug Hogue vs. Rutgers 11/21/2009 2009 Doug Hogue 9.5 (81) 8. 3.0 Tim Green at Temple 9/2/1983 2010 Chandler Jones 4.0 (29) 3.0 Tim Green at Maryland 9/8/1984 2011 Chandler Jones 4.5 (34) 3.0 Tim Green vs. Rutgers 9/22/1984 2012 Brandon Sharpe 7.0 (68) 3.0 Jamie Kimmel at Penn State 10/20/1984 + NCAA leader 3.0 Jamie Kimmel vs. Navy 11/10/1984 ^ BIG EAST leader 3.0 Wilky Bazile vs. Oklahoma 9/3/1994 ** Yardage for sacks not available prior to 1991 3.0 Duke Pettijohn at Rutgers 11/13/1999 3.0 James Wyche vs. Connecticut 10/30/2004 SACK LEADERS BY CLASS (since 1978) Season Sacks Name Year Freshman Sacks Year 1. 17.5 Dwight Freeney + ^ 2001 Dan Conley 5.0 1990 2. 15.0 Tim Green 1984 Kevin Mitchell 4.5 1990 3. 14.5 Tim Green 1983 Terry Wooden 4.0 1986 4. 13.5 Tim Green 1985 Dyshawn Davis 4.0 2011 5. 13.0 Dwight Freeney ^ 2000 Brandon Sharpe 3.5 2009 6. 11.0 Jamie Kimmel 1983 Sophomore 11.0 Jerry Kimmel 1985 Tim Green 14.5 1983 11.0 Rob Burnett 1987 Rob Burnett 11.0 1987 9. 10.5 Duke Pettijohn 1999 Kevin Mitchell 9.0 1991 10. 9.5 Jameel McClain 2006 Keith Friberg 7.0 1986 9.5 Doug Hogue 2009 Duke Pettijohn 6.5 1998 Career Junior Sacks Name Years Tim Green 15.0 1984 1. 45.5 Tim Green 1982-85 Dwight Freeney 13.0 2000 2. 34.0 Dwight Freeney 1998-01 Jamie Kimmel 11.0 1983 3. 24.5 Duke Pettijohn 1997-00 Duke Pettijohn 10.5 1999 4. 23.0 Terry Wooden 1986-89 Jameel McClain 9.5 2006 5. 21.0 Kevin Mitchell 1990-93 Doug Hogue 9.5 2009 6. 20.5 Jamie Kimmel 1980-84 Senior 7. 18.5 Louis Gachelin 2000-03 Dwight Freeney 17.5 2001 8. 18.0 Rob Burnett 1986-89 Tim Green 13.5 1985 9. 17.0 Ted Gregory 1985-88 Jerry Kimmel 11.0 1985 10. 16.5 Keith Friberg 1985-88 Terry Wooden 9.0 1989 16.5 Garland Hawkins 1989-92 Ryan LaCasse 9.0 2005 16.5 Ryan LaCasse 2002-05 + NCAA leader • ^ BIG EAST leader

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 191 OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL RECORDS RUSHING Most Yards Gained 298 Eddie Meyers Navy 11/7/1981 Most Carries 42 Eddie Meyers Navy 11/7/1981 42 Andre Williams Boston College 11/27/2010 Most Touchdowns 4 Sherman Myers Temple 10/13/1979 Eddie Meyers Navy 11/7/1981 Patrick White West Virginia 10/14/2006 Longest Run 95 TD Ted Brown N.C. State 9/17/1977 PASSING Most Yards Gained 555 Brian Brohm Louisville 8/22/2007 Most Attempts 65 Brian Brohm Louisville 8/22/2007 Most Completions 45 Brian Brohm Louisville 8/22/2007 Most Touchdowns 6 Matt Barkley USC 9/8/2012 Longest Pass Play 99 TD Terry Peel to Robert Ford Houston 9/19/1970

RECEIVING Most Receptions 14 Eric Page Toledo 9/24/2011 Most Yards Gained 279 Ernest Wilford Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 In 1981, Penn State’s Curt Warner gained 341 all-purpose yards, which is the most for any opponent Most Touchdowns against the Orange. 4 Ernest Wilford Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 KICKOFF RETURNS PUNTING TOTAL OFFENSE Most Yards Gained Most Punts Most Yards Gained 208 Najeh Davenport Miami 11/28/1998 12 Ted Kemmerer Penn State 11/8/1952 549 Brian Brohm Louisville 8/22/2007 Most Returns Most Yards 7 Don McKnight Cincinnati 10/10/1998 471 Greg Fries Maryland 10/11/1969 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 7 Pittsburgh 10/31/1998 Most Yards Gained 7 Najeh Davenport Miami 11/28/1998 Longest Punt 341 Curt Warner Penn State 10/17/1981 76 Ed Abel Colgate 11/14/1959 Longest Return 76 Zack Campbell Akron 10/24/2009 100 TD Roger Kochman Penn State 11/7/1959 SCORING 100 TD DeJuan Daniels Boston College 10/30/1999 INTERCEPTIONS Most Points 100 TD Shawn Terry West Virginia 11/04/2000 30 Sherman Myers Temple 10/13/1979 100 TD Nathan Jones Rutgers 10/26/2002 Most Interceptions 3 Marcus Mauny West Virginia 11/24/1973 Most Touchdowns PUNT RETURNS 3 Willie Pile Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 5 Sherman Myers Temple 10/13/1979 3 Garnell Wilds Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 Most Yards Gained Most Field Goals 155 D’Angelo Hall Virginia Tech 10/11/2003 Most Yards Gained 5 Maikon Bonani South Florida 10/27/2012 121 Carl Holland Cornell 11/8/1947 Most Returns Longest Field Goal 7 Gordon Jones Pittsburgh 11/1/1975 Longest Return 56 Delbert Alvarado South Florida 11/11/2006 Mike Lewis Maryland 10/3/1981 95 TD Carl Holland Cornell 11/8/1947 Longest Field Goal Attempt Longest Return 63 Nick Mike-Mayer Temple 9/9/1972 89 TD Harry Jefferson Illinois 10/23/1954 Most PATs 8 Todd Sievers Miami 11/17/2001

192 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • TEAM OFFENSIVE RECORDS MOST POINTS SCORED MOST POINTS PER GAME MOST FIELD GOALS MADE Game Season Game 1. 144 vs. Manhattan 11/5/1904 Average Year Total Points Games 1. 5 vs. Kent State 9/10/1983 2. 85 vs. Johns Hopkins 10/19/1929 1. 45.0 1904 405 9 Season 2. 42.5 ^ 1998 468 11 3. 82 vs. Rochester 10/16/1915 1. 18 1981 3. 39.0 + 1959 390 10 18 2010 4. 81 vs. Hamilton 10/3/1914 4. 37.0 ^ 1996 407 11 5. 77 vs. Hobart 9/28/1929 5. 35.3 ^ 1997 423 12 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 6. 33.0 1987 363 11 6. 75 at St. Louis 11/27/1913 Game 7. 73 vs. Mt. Union 11/6/1915 7. 30.6 1916 275 9 8. 30.4 ^ 1995 334 11 1. 6 vs. Navy 10/24/1970 73 vs. Ohio 10/7/1916 9. 30.0 2012 390 13 vs. West Virginia 11/22/1975 9. 71 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 10. 29.6 1929 266 9 10. 70 vs. St. Lawrence 10/6/1900 Season + NCAA Leader • ^ BIG EAST leader 1. 30 1975 70 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 MOST TOUCHDOWNS Season MOST PATS BY KICK MADE Points Year Games (avg.) (offense, defense and special teams) Game 1. 468 1998 11 (42.5) Game 1. 10 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 2. 423 1997 12 (35.3) 1. 10 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 10 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 Season 3. 407 1996 11 (37.0) 3. 9 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 1. 58 1998 4. 405 1904 9 (45.0) 9 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 MOST PATS BY KICK ATTEMPTED 5. 390 1959 10 (39.0) 9 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 390 2012 13 (30.0) 9 vs. Miami 11/28/1998 Game 7. 363 1987 11 (33.0) 9 vs. Buffalo 9/2/2000 1. 10 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 9 vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 8. 347 2002 12 (28.9) 9. 8 at Cornell 10/11/1958 Season 9. 334 1995 11 (30.4) 8 vs. Miami 11/21/1970 1. 58 1998 10. 331 1915 12 (27.6) 8 vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 FEWEST POINTS 8 vs. East Carolina 10/4/1997 8 vs. Temple 10/18/1997 Game MOST POINTS SCORED (one half) 8 vs. Rutgers & 9/19/1998 1. 0 145 times; most recent 1. 45 Miami 11/28/1998 Season vs. Iowa, 9/8/2007 Colgate 11/14/1959 1. 62 1998 Season 2. 57 1997 4 1892 3. 56 1959 4. 53 1996 MOST TIMES SHUT OUT 5. 49 2012 6. 45 1987 Season 45 2002 8 1892 8. 43 1995 Consecutive 9. 41 1990 41 2003 6 1892 & Ties BIG EAST record TOTAL OFFENSE MOST TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS GAINED AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY (total offense) AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME (total offense) Game Game 1. 476.0 (13/6,188) 2012 1. 675 vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 1. 9.5 (46/437) vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 2. 451.5 (10/4,515) # 1959 2. 637 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 9.3 (65/607) vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 3. 440.3 (11/4,843) 1987 3. 8.8 (61/536) vs. Temple 10/22/1994 3. 634 vs. East Carolina 9/5/1992 4. 433.5 (11/4,768) 1992 4. 629 vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 4. 8.7 (61/533) vs. Rutgers 10/5/1996 5. 8.6 (59/507) vs. Army 11/16/1996 5. 430.0 (11/4,730) 1998 5. 604 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 8.6 (74/637) vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 6. 427.3 (12/5,128) ^ 1997 6. 618 vs. Pittsburgh 10/8/1994 8.6 (73/269) vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 7. 407.9 (11/4,487) 1979 7. 615 vs. Rutgers 10/9/1997 8. 8.4 (80/675) vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 8. 402.4 (11/4,426) 1996 8. 610 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 9. 8.3 (56/463) vs. Navy 11/5/1988 9. 398.0 (11/4,378) 1989 9. 607 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 10. 8.2 (72/589) vs. West Virginia 10/24/1959 10. 392.5 (11/4,318) 1993 607 vs. Virginia 11/15/1975 8.2 (60/492) vs. Vanderbilt 9/7/1991 # NCAA leader • ^ BIG EAST leader 8.2 (54/444) at Pittsburgh 10/16/1993 Season 8.2 (57/470) vs. Wisconsin 8/24/1997 1. 6,188 2012 8.2 (62/510) vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 MOST PLAYS 2. 5,127 1997 Season Game 3. 4,843 1987 1. 6.2 (778/4843) 1987 1. 100 vs. Virginia Tech % 11/9/2002 4. 4,769 1992 6.2 (728/4515) 1959 5. 4,730 1998 6.2 (829/5127) 1997 Season 6. 4,517 2002 4. 6.1 (780/4730) 1998 1. 1,028 2012 7. 4,515 1959 5. 6.0 (720/4305) 1988 % BIG EAST record 8. 4,487 1979 6.0 (1,028/6,188) 2012 9. 4,437 2003 7. 5.9 (748/4378) 1989 10. 4,426 1996 5.9 (809/4769) 1992 FEWEST PLAYS 5.9 (709/4152) 1995 Game FEWEST YARDS GAINED 10. 5.8 (744/4318) 1993 5.8 (757/4426) 1996 1. 36 vs. Penn State 10/16/1965 Game Season 1. -47 at Penn State 10/18/1947 LOWEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY 1. 442 1955 Season Game 1. 1,545 1948 1. - 1.0 at Penn State 10/18/1947 Season 1. 3.1 1947

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 193 TEAM OFFENSIVE RUSHING RECORDS MOST RUSHING YARDS GAINED Game 1. 511 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 2. 497 at Virginia 11/15/1975 3. 455 vs. West Virginia 10/24/1959 4. 438 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 5. 435 at Northwestern 9/22/1979 6. 433 vs. Northwestern 9/27/1980 7. 431 vs. West Virginia 11/13/1965 8. 421 at East Carolina 9/5/1992 9. 418 vs. Colgate 10/30/1982 10. 417 at Boston University 11/21/1959 Season 1. 3,136 1959 2. 3,071 1979 3. 2,600 1996 4. 2,512 1998 5. 2,498 1964 6. 2,479 1978 7. 2,465 1980 8. 2,431 2012 9. 2,426 1992 10. 2,417 1997 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS GAINED Game The ‘Sizable Seven’ led the 1959 Orange offense that set Syracuse single-season records for rushing 1. -107 at Penn State 10/18/1947 yards in one season (3,136), average yards per rush (5.5), and rushing yards per game (313.6). Season 1. 543 1948 AVERAGE RUSHING YARDS PER GAME MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSH 1. 313.6 (10/3,136) + 1959 Game 2. 279.2 (11/3,071) 1979 1. 9 vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 Game (min. 40 attempts) 3. 251.0 (10/2,510) + 1964 1. 9.3 (40/370) vs. Rutgers 10/2/2004 2. 8 vs. Rutgers & 9/19/1998 4. 249.4 (9/2,309) 1960 2. 8.6 (29/249) vs. Colgate 9/25/2010 3. 7 vs. Colgate 11/15/1958 5. 239.1 (10/2,391) 1965 3. 8.5 (40/340) vs. Cornell 10/11/1952 7 vs. Rutgers 11/25/2000 6. 237.5 (10/2,375) 1950 4. 8.3 (41/342) vs. Rutgers 9/23/1950 5. 6 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 7. 236.4 (11/2,600) ^ 1996 5. 7.6 (50/380) vs. Rutgers 10/5/1996 6 vs. Kansas 9/26/1964 8. 230.1 (08/1,841) 1954 6. 7.5 (68/511) vs. Colgate 11/17/1956 6 at West Virginia 11/13/1965 9. 229.8 (10/2,298) 1967 7.5 (61/455) vs. West Virginia 10/24/1959 6 at Wisconsin 10/4/1969 10. 228.4 (11/2,512) ^ 1998 8. 7.4 (47/348) vs. Boston University 9/26/1952 6 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 7.4 (346/47) vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 + NCAA leader • ^ BIG EAST leader 6 vs. Washington State 9/29/1979 10. 7.3 (41/298) vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 6 vs. Northwestern 9/27/1980 7.3 (57/417) at Boston University 11/21/1959 MOST CARRIES 6 vs. Buffalo 9/2/2000 7.3 (59/433) vs. Northwestern 9/27/1980 Game 6 vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 Season 1. 82 at Virginia 11/15/1975 Season 1. 34 1998 1. 5.5 (570/3,136) 1959 Season 2. 5.1 (452/2,309) 1960 1. 656 1979 & Ties BIG EAST record 3. 4.9 (531/2,600) 1996 4. 4.8 (521/2,512) 1998 FEWEST CARRIES 5. 4.7 (505/2,375) 1950 Game 4.7 (534/2,510) 1964 1. 17 vs. South Florida 11/10/2007 7. 4.6 (485/2,231) 1963 4.6 (667/3,071) 1979 Season 4.6 (392/1,784) 2008 1. 263 1948 10. 4.5 (409/1,841) 1954 4.5 (463/2,082) 1961 4.5 (531/2,390) 1965 4.5 (534/2,417) 1997 4.5 (509/2,279) 2000 4.5 (509/2,273) 2003 4.5 (477/2,145) 2004 LOWEST AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSH Game 1. - 3.7 (28/-107) at Penn State 10/18/1947 Season 1. 2.0 (375/753) 2007

194 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • TEAM OFFENSIVE PASSING RECORDS MOST PASSING YARDS HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Game Game (min. 10 attempts) 1. 482 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 1. .842 (16/19) vs. Army 1996 2. 428 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 2. .833 (15/18) vs. Temple 1995 3. 425 vs. Rutgers 10/10/1992 .833 (10/12) vs. Brigham Young 2000 4. 423 at Louisville 9/22/2007 4. .824 (14/17) vs. Navy 1988 5. 403 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 .824 (14/17) vs. Northeastern 2008 6. 385 at Missouri 11/15/2012 6. .810 (17/21) vs. Temple 1994 7. 361 vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 7. .800 (8/10) vs. Miami 1971 8. 360 at Connecticut 11/28/2009 .800 (8/10) vs. West Virginia 1972 9. 356 at Rutgers 10/13/2012 .800 (20/25) vs. East Carolina 1991 10. 349 vs. Rhode Island 9/14/2002 .800 (16/20) vs. Cincinnati 1998 Season .800 (16/20) vs. Temple 2003 1. 3,757 2012 Season 2. 2,750 2007 1. 665 (177/266) 1989 3. 2,733 2011 2. .647 (229/354) 2009 4. 2,710 1997 3. .625 (162/259) 1998 5. 2,654 1989 4. .624 (261/418) 2011 6. 2,639 1993 .624 (295/473) 2012 7. 2,518 1987 6. .614 (129/210) 1995 8. 2,446 2009 7. .613 (155/253) 1990 9. 2,375 2010 8. .607 (159/262) 1988 10. 2,343 1992 9. .599 (178/297) 1993 FEWEST PASSING YARDS 10. .598 (186/311) 2003 Game 1. 0 vs. Colgate 11/15/1947 Ryan Nassib tied the school single-season record MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS vs. Colgate 11/17/1951 for passing touchdowns in a season with 24. Game at Fordham 11/20/1954 1. 6 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 vs. Penn State 11/3/1956 MOST PASS ATTEMPTS 2. 5 vs. Colgate 10/24/1987 Season 5 vs. Cincinnati 10/10/1998 1. 301 1954 Game 5 vs. Maine 9/18/2010 1. 66 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 5. 4 at Fordham 11/22/1952 MOST COMPLETIONS Season 4 vs. Cornell 10/11/1958 1. 473 2012 4 vs. Holy Cross 10/17/1959 Game 4 vs. Colgate 11/11/1961 1. 45 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS 4 vs. Miami 11/21/1970 2. 31 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 Game 4 vs. Virginia Tech 9/24/1988 31 at Connecticut 11/28/2009 4 vs. Rutgers 10/8/1988 1. 3 vs. Colgate 11/13/1954 4. 30 vs. Southern California 9/8/2012 4 vs. Navy 11/5/1988 vs. Fordham 11/20/1954 5. 29 vs. Cincinnati 9/25/1993 4 at Boston College 11/12/1988 at Holy Cross 10/4/1958 29 vs. Rhode Island 9/10/2011 4 at Rutgers 10/21/1989 7 27 at South Florida 10/27/2012 Season 4 vs. East Carolina 9/29/2001 8. 26 at Southern California 9/17/2011 1. 66 1955 4 at Louisville 9/22/2007 26 at Missouri 11/17/2012 4 vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 10. 25 at West Virginia 10/11/2008 MOST YARDS PER COMPLETION 4 vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 25 vs. South Florida 10/3/2009 Game 4 at South Florida 10/27/2012 25 vs Pittsburgh 10/16/2010 1. 26.9 (7/188) vs. Lafayette 10/1/1949 Season 25 vs. West Virginia 10/21/2011 1. 24 1998 25 at Rutgers 10/13/2012 Season 24 2012 1. 18.1 (139/2,518) 1987 Season 3. 23 1987 1. 295 2012 23 1988 2. 261 2011 MOST YARDS PER ATTEMPT 23 2011 3. 229 2009 Game 6. 22 1997 4. 205 2010 1. 19.2 (13/236) vs. Louisville 12/2/1989 7. 21 1959 5. 202 2007 Season 8. 19 1996 19 2010 6. 186 2003 1. 10.1 (250/2,518) * 1987 7. 181 2004 10. 18 2007 8. 178 1993 *Former NCAA record 9. 177 1989 MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN 10. 174 2002 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME Game FEWEST COMPLETIONS 1. 301.6 (12/3,619) 2012 1. 6 at Temple 11/6/1948 2. 241.3 (11/2,657) 1989 at California 10/26/1968 Game 3. 239.9 (11/2,639) 1993 Season 1. 0 vs. Colgate 11/15/1947 4. 229.2 (12/2,750) 2007 1. 26 1982 vs. Colgate 11/17/1951 5. 228.9 (11/2,518) 1987 at Fordham 11/20/1954 6. 227.8 (12/2,733) 2011 vs. Penn State 11/3/1956 7. 225.8 (12/2,710) 1997 Season 8. 213.0 (11/2,343) 1992 1. 23 1954 9. 212.4 (11/2,336) 1988 10. 203.8 (12/2,446) 2009

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 195 TEAM PUNTING AND RETURN RECORDS PUNTING RECORDS KICK RETURN RECORDS AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT MOST KICK RETURN YARDS GAINED Game Game 1. 52.0 (4/210) vs. Boston College 10/2/1993 1. 230 vs. Penn State 10/21/1978 52.0 (3/156) vs. Rutgers 10/2/2004 2. 227 vs. Pittsburgh 9/27/2008 52.0 (3/156) vs. Northwestern 9/1/2012 3. 207 at Washington 9/11/2010 4. 51.8 (5/259) vs. Pittsburgh 12/3/1988 4. 206 vs. Boston University 10/16/1954 51.8 (8/414) vs. West Virginia 10/30/1993 5. 205 vs. Washington 8/31/2007 6. 51.7 (6/310) at West Virginia 10/23/2010 6. 199 vs. Rutgers 9/17/1994 7. 51.6 (3/155) vs. Virginia Tech 9/28/1996 7. 198 vs. Rutgers 10/13/2007 8. 51.5 (2/103) vs. Boston College 10/18/2003 8. 196 vs. Alabama 1/1/1952 9. 51.3 (4/205) at West Virginia 9/24/1988 9. 194 vs. Penn State 9/13/2008 10. 51.3 (7/359) vs. Penn State 9/13/2008 10. 188 vs. Navy 11/6/1976 Season 188 vs. Rutgers 10/15/2005 1. 44.3 (44/1,950) 1993 Season 2. 43.9 (66/2,898) 2008 1. 1,709 (69) % 2007 3. 43.5 (66/2,868) 2010 2. 1,609 (73) 2008 4. 43.4 (54/2,342) 1994 3. 1,336 (59) 2011 43.4 (40/1,734) 1996 4. 1,250 (55) 2009 6. 43.1 (40/1,725) 1995 5. 1,118 (54) 2002 7. 42.8 (61/2,441) 2004 6. 1,079 (48) 2010 8. 42.6 (77/3,282) 2001 7. 1,034 (47) 2004 9. 42.1 (63/2,654) 2009 8. 991 (45) 2005 10. 42.0 (72/3,021) 2006 9. 962 (38) 1998 42.0 (80/3,356) 2007 10. 947 (50) 1986 Kevin Johnson returned a Syracuse-record four % BIG EAST Record MOST PUNTING YARDS kickoffs for a touchdown during his career from 1995-1998. Game MOST KICK RETURNS 1. 503 Pittsburgh 11/1/1975 PUNT RETURN RECORDS Game Season 1. 10 at Columbia 11/23/1946 1. 3,565 2005 MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS GAINED Season Game 1. 73 2008 MOST PUNTS 1. 190 vs. Miami 11/21/1970 2. 172 at Penn State 10/18/1969 HIGHEST AVERAGE PER RETURN Game 3. 146 vs. Pittsburgh 10/30/1965 1. 13 at Dartmouth 10/4/1946 4. 137 vs. West Virginia 11/9/1963 Game (min. 3) 13 vs. Pittsburgh 11/1/1975 5. 135 vs. Navy 11/8/1986 1. 50.7 (3/152) vs. Florida 9/21/1991 3. 12 vs. Dartmouth 10/4/1947 6. 133 vs. Navy 11/16/1968 Season 12 at Penn State 12/7/1968 7. 131 vs. Holy Cross 10/5/1963 1. 26.5 (31/823) 1997 12 at Virginia Tech 10/11/2003 8. 130 vs. Holy Cross 10/29/1955 6. 11 at Penn State 10/18/1947 9. 124 vs. Pittsburgh 10/12/1996 MISCELLANEOUS 11 at Boston University 10/30/1948 10. 119 at West Virginia 11/2/1996 11 vs. Florida State 9/9/1978 First Downs 11 at Penn State 10/18/1986 Season Game 36 vs. Pittsburgh 10/8/1994 11 vs. West Virginia 11/10/2001 1. 662 (51) 1941 Season 300 2012 11 vs. Kansas State 12/29/2001 2. 594 (38) 1970 11 vs. West Virginia 9/4/2005 3. 556 (36) 1965 Penalties Against Game 15 vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 Season 4. 531 (34) 1997 5. 489 (40) 1963 vs. Rutgers 10/2/2004 1. 88 1939 Season 100 2001 88 1948 6. 443 (41) 2000 3. 86 2005 7. 421 (31) 2002 Yards Penalized 4. 80 2007 8. 419 (27) 1985 Game 140 vs. Cornell 10/11/1958 5. 77 2001 9. 414 (36) 1996 Season 797 2001 6. 75 1946 10. 400 (26) 1969 7. 72 1970 Most Fumbles 72 2006 MOST PUNTS RETURNED Game 11 vs. Cornell 10/7/1950 9. 69 1947 Game Season 47 1972 69 1984 1. 13 at Holy Cross 11/2/1968 Most Fumbles Lost 69 2002 Season Game 7 vs. Cornell 10/7/1950 1. 69 2007 Wisconsin 9/23/1972 Season: 28 1972 HIGHEST AVERAGE PER RETURN Most Total Turnovers Game (min. 3) Game 11 Cornell 10/7/1950 1. 43.0 (5/215) at Penn State 10/18/1969 Season 43 1968 Season 1. 17.0 (23/390) 1995

196 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • TEAM DEFENSIVE RECORDS MOST POINTS ALLOWED LOWEST AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME TOP MARGINS OF VICTORY Game (all-time) Season (minimum 9 games) Points Opponent (Score) Date 1. 75 at Union 11/11/1891 Year Games Total Points Average 1. 144 vs. Manhattan (144-0) 11/5/1904 2. 68 at Cornell 9/28/1892 1. 1915 12 16 1.33 2. 82 vs. Rochester (82-0) 10/16/1915 3. 66 at Union 11/11/1893 2. 1923 9 19 2.11 3. 81 vs. Hamilton (81-0) 10/3/1914 4. 63 at Nebraska 10/1/1983 3. 1925 10 27 2.70 4. 79 vs. Johns Hopkins (85-6) 10/19/1929 5. 62 at Princeton 10/19/1912 4. 1920 9 27 3.00 5. 77 vs. Hobart (77-0) 9/28/1929 62 at Virginia Tech 10/16/1999 5. 1901 8 27 3.38 6. 75 at St. Louis (75-0) 11/27/1914 7. 61 vs. Alabama 1/1/1952 6. 1918 6 21 3.50 7. 73 vs. Mt. Union (73-0) 11/6/1915 8. 59 at Columbia 11/23/1946 7. 1908 10 38 3.80 73 vs. Ohio (73-0) 10/7/1916 59 at Miami 11/17/2001 8. 1910 10 42 4.20 9. 71 vs. Colgate (71-0) 11/14/1959 10. 58 at Cornell 9/28/1892 9. 1919 11 47 4.27 10. 70 vs. St. Lawrence (70-0) 10/6/1900 58 at Colgate 10/26/1893 10. 1922 9 41 4.56 Season MOST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 1. 418 2007 HIGHEST AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME ALLOWED (offense, defense and special teams) 2. 406 2002 Season (minimum 9 games) 3. 392 2008 Game Year Games Total Points Average 4. 344 2004 1. 9 at Columbia 11/23/1946 1. 2007 12 418 34.83 5. 342 2011 vs Alabama 1/1/1952 6. 335 2009 2. 2002 12 406 33.83 at Nebraska 10/1/1983 7. 324 1893 3. 2008 12 392 32.67 Season 8. 322 2012 4. 2004 12 344 28.67 1. 53 2007 9. 301 2003 5. 2011 12 342 28.50 10. 295 1978 6. 2009 12 335 27.92 MOST SHUTOUTS 295 2005 7. 1948 9 244 27.11 Season 8. 1978 11 295 26.82 295 2006 all-time 9 1915 2005 11 295 26.82 modern 5 1959 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 10. 1973 11 288 26.18 1993 11 288 26.18 Consecutive Game all-time 7 1923 1. 0 260 times most recent modern 2 1953 vs. Buffalo 9/10/2005 1958 (twice) Season 1959 (twice) all-time 16 1915 1968 modern 59 1959 1969

TOTAL DEFENSE FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED MOST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED LOWEST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME Game Game 1. 96.2 (10/962) 1959 + 1. 17 vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 1. 654 vs. West Virginia 10/30/1993 2. 169.0 (10/1,690) 1964 2. 25 at Boston University 11/21/1959 2. 642 at Florida State 9/21/1991 3. 173.2 (9/1,559) 1960 3. 27 vs. Boston University 9/24/1960 3. 628 at Louisville 9/22/2007 4. 186.7 (9/1,680) 1958 4. 29 vs. Maryland 10/3/1959 4. 615 at Brigham Young 8/29/2002 5. 188.9 (10/1,889) 1962 5. 31 at Lafayette 11/4/1950 5. 587 vs. Florida State 9/9/1978 6. 192.1 (10/1,921) 1967 6. 40 vs. Cornell 10/11/1958 6. 582 vs. South Florida 11/10/2007 7. 196.6 (9/1,769) 1953 7. 41 vs. Nebraska 10/18/1958 7. 576 at Pittsburgh 11/3/1973 8. 197.5 (10/1,975) 1966 41 vs. UCLA 10/10/1964 8. 571 at Purdue 9/5/2004 9. 219.1 (10/2,191) 1961 9. 54 vs. Boston University 9/28/1946 9. 566 at Miami 11/17/2001 10. 223.6 (10/2,236) 1969 54 at Cornell 11/7/1953 566 vs. Connecticut 10/30/2004 + NCAA Leader Season Season 1. 962 1959 1. 5,708 2002 MOST PLAYS ALLOWED 2. 1,559 1960 2. 5,625 2007 3. 1,769 1953 3. 5,122 2004 Game 1. 96 at Penn State 10/19/1974 4. 1,810 1955 4. 4,974 2008 5. 1,835 1954 5. 4,792 2006 Season 6. 1,859 1964 6. 4,673 2011 1. 908 2007 7. 1,867 1958 7. 4,621 2012 8. 1,889 1962 8. 4,374 1994 FEWEST PLAYS ALLOWED 9. 1,921 1967 9. 4,342 1974 Game 10. 2,066 1956 10. 4,325 1978 1. 30 vs. Kansas 9/26/1959 Season LOWEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY 1. 411 1955 Game Game 1. 0.3 vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 1. 9.8 at Boston College 10/2/1993 Season Season 1. 2.0 1959 1. 6.5 2002

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 197 TEAM DEFENSIVE RUSHING RECORDS FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED Game 1. -88 at Boston University 11/21/1959 2. -57 vs. George Washington 11/17/1962 3. -45 vs. Maryland 10/1/1966 4. -37 at UCLA 12/8/1962 5. -30 vs. Holy Cross 10/17/1959 6. -19 vs. Baylor 9/23/1967 7. -18 at Lafayette 11/4/1950 8. -17 vs. Florida 9/21/1991 9. -14 at Fordham 10/10/1952 10. -13 vs. Temple 9/26/1953 -13 at UCLA 12/5/1959 Season 1. 193 (10) 1959 2. 548 (10) 1967 3. 738 (10) 1966 4. 849 (9) 1958 5. 861 (10) 1964 6. 920 (9) 1953 7. 938 (10) 1963 8. 964 (9) 1952 9. 1,007 (11) 1992 10. 1,043 (9) 1960 MOST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED Game 1. 457 at West Virginia 10/14/2006 2. 455 at Pittsburgh 11/3/1973 3. 446 vs. West Virginia 10/30/1993 4. 434 at Penn State 10/18/1986 5. 406 at West Virginia 11/9/1974 6. 403 at Army 9/13/1986 7. 395 vs. N.C. State 9/17/1977 8. 392 vs. Penn State 10/17/1981 Markus Paul had seven interceptions for an Orange defense that hauled in 20 picks for the 1985 9. 389 at Navy 11/7/1981 season. Paul, who has won five Super Bowl rings as a coch in the National Football League and is 10. 387 vs. Colgate 11/13/1948 currently the New York Giants assistant strength and conditioning coach, owns the Syracuse record for Season interceptions in a career with 19. 1. 2,980 (11) 1974 2. 2,807 (11) 1976 FEWEST RUSHES AGAINST LOWEST AVERAGE PER CARRY 3. 2,575 (11) 1986 Game Game 4. 2,494 (12) 2007 1. 14 at East Carolina & 9/5/1992 1. - 4.0 (23/-88) at Boston University 11/21/1959 5. 2,274 (11) 1973 6. 2,273 (12) 2008 Season Season 7. 2,258 (11) 1979 1. 299 1959 1. 0.7 (193/275) 1959 8. 2,240 (11) 2004 9. 2,238 (13) 2012 & Ties BIG EAST record HIGHEST AVERAGE PER CARRY 10. 2,236 (11) 1978 MOST RUSHES AGAINST Game 1. 10.2 (45/457) at West Virginia 10/14/2006 LOWEST AVERAGE RUSHING YARDS Game PER GAME 1. 77 at Army 9/13/1986 Season Season 1. 5.0 (478/2,393) 1948 1. 19.3 (10/193) 1959 + 5.0 (428/2,152) 1993 1. 636 1974 2. 54.8 (10/548) 1967 5.0 (454/2,273) 2008 3. 67.1 (10/671) 1966 4. 78.3 (10/783) 1964 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED 5. 84.9 (9/764) 1958 6. 91.5 (11/1,007) 1992 ^ Game 7. 93.8 (10/938) 1963 1. 8 at Nebraska 10/1/1983 8. 96.4 (9/868) 1952 9. 99.9 (11/1,099) 1985 10. 101.6 (11/1,118) 1996 + NCAA leader • ^ BIG EAST leader

198 • NEW YORK’S COLLEGE TEAM • TEAM DEFENSIVE PASSING RECORDS FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED FEWEST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED Game Game Game 1. 0 vs. Colgate 11/15/1947 1. 0 vs. Colgate 11/15/1947 1. 6 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 0 vs. Colgate 11/13/1948 vs. Colgate 11/13/1948 Season 0 at Army 10/15/1955 at Army 10/15/1955 1. 24 + 1992 0 vs. Army 9/16/1989 Army 9/16/1989 2. 22 1971 5. 6 vs. Penn State 10/2/1954 Season 3. 21 1968 6. 7 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 1. 35 1955 4. 20 1985 7 vs. Boston University 10/2/1953 5. 19 1956 7 at Pittsburgh 11/3/1962 MOST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED 19 1959 9. 8 at Cornell 11/5/1949 19 1995 10. 11 at Cornell 11/6/1954 Game 1. 45 at Louisville 9/22/2007 8. 18 1951 Season 18 1970 1. 487 1941 Season 10. 17 1957 1. 267 2007 2. 516 1960 17 1963 3. 719 1946 17 1965 4. 742 1954 FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS ALLOWED 17 1980 5. 756 1947 Game 17 1983 6. 769 1959 1. 2 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 17 2003 7. 826 1962 Season 17 2006 8. 846 1949 1. 95 1955 + NCAA Leader 9. 849 1953 10. 863 1956 MOST PASS ATTEMPTS ALLOWED MOST INTERCEPTION YARDS GAINED MOST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED Game Game 1. 77 vs. East Carolina 9/5/1992 1. 177 vs. Boston College 10/25/1975 Game Season Season 1. 555 at Louisville 9/22/2007 1. 415 2011 1. 463 1956 2. 521 vs. East Carolina 9/5/1992 3. 504 vs. Virginia Tech 11/9/2002 4. 453 vs. Boston College 11/16/1985 LOWEST PERCENT COMPLETED MOST SACKS 5. 445 vs. Connecticut 10/30/2004 Game (min. 10 att.) Game 6. 440 at Central Florida 11/2/2002 1. 0.0 vs. Colgate 11/15/1947 1. 9 at Rutgers 10/26/1991 7. 431 vs. Cincinnati 11/24/2007 Season 9 vs. Virginia Tech 10/21/2000 8. 423 vs. Boston College 10/2/1993 1. 33.3 1939 9 vs Rutgers 11/21/2009 9. 414 vs. Northwestern 9/19/2009 4. 8 vs. Boston College 11/14/1981 10. 399 at Navy 11/9/1985 FEWEST TOUCHDOWN PASSES ALLOWED 8 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 8 vs. Miami (OH) 9/23/2006 Season Season 1. 3,645 2002 7. 7 at Virginia Tech 9/26/1987 1. 1 1960 2. 3,131 2007 7 vs. Boston College 11/4/1989 2. 2 1953 3. 3,099 2011 7 vs. Boston College 11/18/1995 2 1959 4. 2,882 2004 7 at West Virginia 11/2/1996 5. 2,843 2012 4. 3 1958 11. 6 vs. Northwestern 9/17/1983 6. 2,822 2009 3 1988 6 vs. Navy 11/10/1984 7. 2,751 1985 6. 4 1950 6 vs. Louisville 10/5/1985 8. 2,701 2008 4 1955 6 vs. Louisville 12/2/1989 9. 2,696 1992 4 1973 6 vs. Boston College 11/16/1991 10. 2,666 2003 4 1984 6 at Louisville 10/3/1992 10. 5 1962 6 at Temple 11/21/1998 LOWEST AVERAGE PASSING YARDS 6 at Pittsburgh 10/7/1999 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES ALLOWED PER GAME 6 vs. Temple 11/6/1999 Game 6 at Pittsburgh 10/13/2001 1. 57.3 (9/516) 1960 1. 5 at Baylor 9/10/1966 6 vs. Wyoming 9/30/2006 2. 76.9 (10/769) 1959 5 at North Carolina 9/6/2003 Season 3. 78.3 (10/783) 1964 5 at Purdue 9/5/2004 1. 41 1985 4. 79.9 (9/719) 1946 5 at Southern California 9/17/2011 2. 40 2001 5. 82.6 (10/826) 1962 3. 35 1983 6. 84.0 (9/756) 1947 Season 1. 24 2009 35 2009 7. 92.8 (8/742) 1954 4. 34 1991 8. 94.0 (9/846) 1949 2. 23 2004 23 2012 34 2006 9. 94.2 (10/942) 1961 6. 33 1987 10. 94.3 (9/863) 1953 4. 22 2002 22 2003 33 1997 6. 21 2011 8. 32 1992 7. 20 2007 9. 31 2000 8. 17 1994 31 1999 17 1995 17 2006

• ATTITUDE • EFFORT • ENTHUSIASM • 199 TEAM DEFENSIVE RECORDS PUNTING RECORDS MOST PUNTS BY AN OPPONENT Game 1. 13 at Holy Cross 11/2/1968 Season 1. 89 1939 LOWEST AVERAGE PER PUNT BY AN OPPONENT Game (min. 3) 1. 16.7 (3/50) vs. Holy Cross 11/9/1957 Season 1. 31.8 (44/1,399) 1949

PUNT RETURN RECORDS FEWEST PUNT RETURNS BY AN OPPONENT Season 1. 13 1995 FEWEST PUNT RETURN YARDS ALLOWED Season 1. 72 1992

KICK RETURN RECORDS FEWEST KICKOFF RETURNS BY AN OPPONENT Season 1. 20 1991 20 1992 Head coach Ben Schwartzwalder (left) guided the 1959 Orange, including Gerhard Schwedes and Roger Davis, to the National Championship with a defense that set Syracuse records for fewest first downs MOST KICKOFF RETURNS BY AN OPPONENT allowed in a game and most forced fumbles in a game. Game 1. 11 vs. Colgate 11/14/1959 MISCELLANEOUS 11 vs. Rutgers 9/19/1998 Season FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED MOST FUMBLES RECOVERED 1. 75 1998 Game Game FEWEST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS ALLOWED 1. 2 vs. Maryland 10/3/1959 1. 8 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 Season Season Season Total 69 1939 1. 24 1951 1. 340 1954 69 1941 Rushing 27 1959 MOST FUMBLES BY AN OPPONENT MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS ALLOWED Passing 21 1949 Game Game 1. 10 vs. Colgate 11/15/1959 1. 235 vs. Holy Cross 10/23/1971 MOST PENALTIES BY AN OPPONENT Season Season Game 1. 37 1972 1. 1,533 1998 1. 17 vs. Maine 9/26/2009 MOST TOTAL TURNOVERS BY AN OPPONENT Season 1. 109 2007 Game 1. 9 vs. Lafayette 10/6/1951 MOST PENALTY YARDS BY AN OPPONENT Season 1. 42 1951 Game 1. 163 at Columbia 11/22/1947 Season 1. 885 2007

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