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Jimmye Laycock NCAA I-AA PLAYOFFS - SEMIFINALS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10 - 7:00 P.M. - CARY FIELD AT ZABLE STADIUM #6 WILLIAM & MARY (11-2) #8 JAMES MADISON (11-2) TRIBE VS. DUKES Date Opponent Score/Time Date Opponent Score/Time Quick Slant Sept. 4 at North Carolina L, 38-49 Sept. 4 Lock Haven W, 62-7 Sept. 18 *at #10 New Hampshire W, 9-7 Sept. 18 *at Villanova W, 17-0 W&M and JMU are the fi rst two Virgin- Sept. 25 VMI W, 42-6 Sept. 25 at West Virginia L, 10-45 ia schools to advance to the NCAA I-AA Oct. 2 *#16 NORTHEASTERN W, 38-35 (OT) Oct. 2 *Hofstra W, 31-21 Football Championship Semifi nals. Oct. 9 at Liberty W, 37-17 Oct. 9 *Massachusetts W, 28-7 Oct. 16 *RHODE ISLAND W, 31-24 Oct. 16 *at Maine W, 24-20 Oct. 23 *at #3 Delaware L, 28-31 Oct. 23 *at Richmond W, 26-20 Oct. 30 *at Towson W, 41-16 Oct. 30 *VMI W, 41-10 Nov. 6 *#19 VILLANOVA W, 37-29 Nov. 6 *Delaware W, 20-13 Nov. 13 *at #4 James Madison W, 27-24 Nov. 13 *William and Mary L, 24-27 Nov. 20 *RICHMOND W, 38-14 Nov. 20 *at Towson W, 31-17 Nov. 27 ^#11 HAMPTON W, 42-35 Nov. 27 ^at Lehigh W, 14-13 Dec. 4 ^#10 DELAWARE W, 44-38 (2 OT) Dec. 4 ^at Furman W, 14-13 Dec. 10 ^#8 JAMES MADISON 7 pm Dec. 10 ^at William and Mary 7 pm *A10 conference game *A10 conference game ^NCAA I-AA Playoffs ^NCAA I-AA Playoffs HEAD COACHES Jimmye Laycock (W&M, 1970) Mickey Matthews (SW Texas St., 1976) TABLE OF CONTENTS W&M Record 170-112-2 (25th year) JMU Record 38-33 (Sixth year) Depth Chart, W&M Info ................................ 2 Career Record 170-112-2 (25th year) Career Record 38-33 (Sixth year) Lang Campbell ............................................ 3,4 vs. JMU 12-12 vs. W&M 4-2 Coach Laycock ............................................... 5 W&M Playoff Records .................................. 6 GAME DAY INFORMATION W&M Playoff History ................................... 7 The W&M-JMU Series ...............................7-8 #6 WILLIAM & MARY (11-2, 7-1 A10) VS. #8 JAMES MADISON (11-2, 7-1 A10) The Last Meeting ........................................... 8 Kickoff - 7 p.m., Friday, December 10, 2004 Team Notes .................................................... 8 A10 Information ..........................................7-8 Site - Cary Field at Zable Stadium (cap. 12,259, natural grass) Offensive Team Notes ................................ 10 TV - ESPN 2. Talent - Rod Gilmore, Dave Pasch and Heather Cox. Defensive Team Notes ................................ 11 Radio - The Tribe Football Radio Network will broadcast todayʼs game across the Com- Individual Offensive Notes ........................ 12 monwealth of Virginia. The veteran broadcast duo of Jay Colley (play-by-play) and Bob Individual Defensive Notes ........................ 16 The Tribe in 2004 ......................................... 19 Sheeran (color) will call the action. For a complete listing of the Tribe Football Radio Season and Career Charts ............................ 19 Network, see page 9. Alphabetical Roster .................................20-21 All-Time Series - W&M leads 14-12 Numerical Roster ......................................... 22 Last Meeting - The Tribe won, 27-24, on Nov. 13th in Harrisonburg. Game-by-Game Starters ............................... 22 Last time it Happened .................................. 23 W&M Season Superlatives .......................... 24 MEDIA CONTACTS Game-by-Game Leaders .............................. 25 W&M SPORTS INFORMATION JMU SPORTS INFORMATION Opponent Superlatives ................................. 25 Season Long Plays ....................................... 25 SID - Pete Clawson SID - Gary Michael W&M Single-Game Records ....................... 26 Phone - (757) 221-3369 Phone - (540) 568-6154 Top Offensive Performances ........................ 27 Email - [email protected] Email - [email protected] Season Drive Chart ...................................... 28 Fax - (757) 221-3412 Fax - (540) 568-3703 Tribe 2004 Honor Roll ................................. 29 W&M in the Red Zone ................................ 20 Web - www.TribeAthletics.com Web - www.JMUSports.com Game-by-Game Summaries ....................30-33 Quarterback Club Awards ............................ 34 FIRST AND 10 NCAA I-AA Championship Bracket ........ 35 Sixth-ranked William and Mary and eighth-ranked James Madison meet for the second time this sea- Complete Season Statistics .......................... 36 son Friday night in the semifi nals of the 2004 NCAA I-AA Football Championship. The Tribe won the previous meeting, 27-24, on Greg Kuehnʼs 46-yard fi eld goal as time expired in Harrisonburg on Nov. 13. The College advanced to the semifi nals with a 44-38 double-overtime victory over defending national champion Delaware on Saturday, while the Dukes defeated second-seeded Furman, 14-13, in Greenville, S.C. on Saturday. Its the fi rst appearances in the national semifi nals for both schools. NCAA SEMIFINALS - #8 James Madison at #6 William and Mary - Dec. 10, 2004 - 7 p.m. - Zable Stadium 1 DEPTH CHART HOW THEY LINE UP & #6 WILLIAM MARY #8 JAMES MADISON CATEGORY W&M (A10) JMU (A10) OFFENSE OFFENSE Games Played 13 13 WR 3 Dominique Thompson SR 6-1 190 WR 82 D.D. Boxley SO 5-9 175 Scoring Offense 34.8 (2nd) 26.3 (8th) 11 John Taylor SO 6-3 210 15 L.C. Baker FR 5-7 150 Rushing Offense 141.1 (5th) 205.6 (2nd) LT 78 Matthew Witham SR 6-6 330 WR 2 Nic Tolley JR 6-2 190 Pass Att.-Cmp 434-275 (3rd) 282-177 (11th) 67 Brent Cochran RF 6-4 280 19 Stephen Wyatt JR 5-9 175 Had Intercepted 4 (1st) 5 (2nd) LG 63 Ryan Lumm JR 6-3 270 TE 10 Tom Ridley SR 6-4 245 Completion % 63.4 (2nd) 62.8 (3rd) 65 Matt Ridjaneck JR 6-5 265 44 Casime Harris JR 6-3 250 Passing Offense 289.0 (2nd) 157.4 (8th) C 59 Patrick Mulloy JR 6-4 300 OT 65 Corey Davis SO 6-4 340 Total Offense /game 430.1 (1st) 363.0 (5th) 62 Graham Falbo RF 6-0 240 69 Harry Dunn JR 6-7 325 Turnover Margin 0.62 (T-2nd) 0.15 (6th) RG 68 Cody Morris SO 6-4 285 OG 53 Matt Magerko JR 6-0 285 3rd Down Efficiency 49.5 (1st) 43.9 (4th) 57 Brian Neely SO 6-4 290 71 Mike Jenkins SR 6-5 290 RT 75 Michael Grenz JR 6-3 282 C 76 Leon Steinfeld SR 6-1 295 Scoring Defense 25.0 (5th) 16.4 (1st) 71 Brad Stewart RF 6-3 280 52 Anderson Braswell JR 5-10 285 Rushing Defense 158.7 (9th) 86.2 (1st) TE 40 Adam Bratton JR 6-4 250 OG 63 George Burns SR 6-2 300 Passing Defense 209.9 (6th) 221.7 (9th) 98 Justin Oliver RF 6-4 295 71 Mike Jenkins SR 6-5 290 Total Defense 368.6 (8th) 307.8 (2nd) WR 27 Joe Nicholas RF 6-3 205 OT 61 Jamaal Crowder SR 6-3 300 19 John Pitts, Jr. SR 6-3 215 69 Harry Dunn JR 6-7 325 QB 12 Lang Campbell SR 6-3 205 FB 37 Chris Iorio SR 6-1 260 10 Mike Potts RF 6-4 215 39 Will Patrick SO 6-0 230 TEAM LEADERS TB 2 Jon Smith SR 6-1 220 TB 24 Raymond Hines JR 5-9 175 9 Elijah Brooks SO 5-9 205 28 Antoinne Bolton RF 5-7 160 WILLIAM AND MARY FB 46 Matt Otey RF 5-11 220 QB 11 Justin Rascati SO 6-2 220 Rushing - Smith (179 att., 717 yds, 15 TD, 4.0 avg.) 26 LeVince Parrot SO 5-10 215 16 Matt LeZotte SR 6-1 210 Passing - Campbell (416-268-4, 3,673 yds, 27 TD) Receiving - Thompson (71 rec., 1,489 yds, 12 TD) DEFENSE DEFENSE Punt Ret. - Shaw (28 ret., 217 yds, 7.8 avg.) DE 97 Adam OʼConnor JR 6-7 275 DE 97 Sid Evans SR 6-1 260 Kick Ret. - Thompson (21 for 488 yds, 23.2 avg., TD) 51 Wade Harrell SR 6-3 240 50 Marvin Brown RF 6-2 260 Kicking - Kuehn (17-26 FG, long 46; 55-56 PAT) DT 96 Justin Kelly SR 6-2 260 DT 90 Frank Cobbs JR 6-1 250 Punting - Mesi (39.1 avg., 64 long, 13 inside 20) 58 Larry Pendleton JR 6-3 285 94 Demetrius Shambley JR 6-4 295 Tackles - Ndubueze (107 total, 63 solo) DT 99 Mike McCarthy SR 6-3 270 DT 68 Brandon Beach SR 6-1 280 Sacks - OʼConnor (8.0 for 45 yards) 77 Brian Williamson SO 6-4 260 70 Chuck Suppon SO 6-4 290 DE 94 Josh Wright SO 6-2 235 DE 40 Isai Bradshaw JR 6-2 230 TFL - OʼConnor (14.5 for 57 yards) 93 Jonas Watson JR 6-2 240 or 45 Kevin Winston SO 6-3 225 INT - Miller (3 for 70 yards) ILB 34 Thad Wheeler JR 6-1 215 LB 13 Kwynn Walton SR 6-0 220 Pass Brks - Miller 9 69 William Turner RF 6-1 220 43 Michael Brown RF 6-3 225 OLB 54 Chris Ndubueze JR 6-1 237 LB 6 Trey Townsend SR 6-1 220 JAMES MADISON 39 T.J. OʼNeill RF 6-1 220 35 Akeem Jordan SO 6-0 220 Rushing - Hines (202 att., 981 yds, 9 TD, 4.9 avg.) OLB 55 Ryan Nickell SO 6-2 210 WS 8 Rodney McCarter SR 5-10 190 Passing - Rascati (251-161-5, 1,770 yds, 11 TD) 45 Chris Kimber JR 6-2 212 33 Isaiah Dottin-Carter SO 6-2 205 Receiving - Boxley (37 rec., 529 yds, 4 TD, 14.3 avg.) CB 22 Stephen Cason JR 6-0 202 SS 22 Bruce Johnson JR 5-8 195 Punt Ret.
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